Page 8—MIRROR-HERALD—Tuesday, November 8,. 1977
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HIGH R. PARTON
Funeral services for
High R. Parton, 89, Kings
Mountain realtor and
former owner of Parton's
Funeral Home, were
conducted Saturday
morning at 11 o'clock from
Central United Methodist
Oiurch of which he was a
member.
His pastor. Rev. Robert
Boggan, officiated at the
rites, assisted by Rev.
Robert Allen, pastor of St.
Matthew’s Lutheran
Qiurch, and entombment
was In Gaston Memorial
Park Mausoleum.
Mr. Parton died Thurs
day morning in Kings
Mountain Hospital after
several years Illness. He
was a native of Collins
ville, Ala. who moved to
Kings Mountain from Hay
wood County, N. C. In 1926
and opened and operated
Parton's Furniture Com
pany. In 1931 he opened
Parton’s Funeral Home
which he sold to J. Ollie
Harris In 194S. Since 1915,
Mr. Parton has been self-
employed as a real estate
broker.
Son of the late W. H. and
Salena Hawkins Parton, he
was married to Ethel Love
Woody of Cattaloochee, N.
C. In 1917. Mrs. Parton died
In 1961.
Surviving are his son, S.
Lynwood Parton of Kings
Mountain; his daughter,
Mrs. Tom Trott of Kings
Mountain; three grand
children, Libby (Mrs.
Jerry) Blanton of Kings
Mountain, Anne Trott
Russell of Cary and Linda
(Mrs. Richard) Ellested of
Columbia, Md. and two
great-grandchildren,
Stephen and Laura
EUestad of Columbia, Md.
Active pallbearers were
John O. Plonk, John War-
lick, Howard Bryant, Paul
Walker, George Blalock
and Jacob Dixon.
The family has
designated memorials to
Central United Methodist
Church or American Heart
Association.
COLON BRIDGES
Funeral services for
Colon Bridges, 65, of
^helby, father of Mrs. Bus
ter Ledford of Kings
Mountain, were conducted
Sunday at 3 p. m. from
Bethel Baptist Church by
Rev. J. M. Ezell, Interment
following In Cleveland
Memorial Park.
Mr. Bridges died at his
home Friday morning.
He was a native of
Cleveland County, son of
the late Marcus and Ola
Mode Bridges and a
veteran of the U. S. Navy
World War II Pacific
Theatre. He was main
tenance superintendent for
31 years at Bost Bakery.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Virginia Ward
Bridges; his stepmother,
Mrs. Maggie Bridges of
Shelby; one son, Michael
Eugene Bridges of Shelby;
a daughter, Mrs. Patty
Quinn of Shelby; six
brothers, five sisters and
three grandchildren.
CLYDE CAMP
Funeral services for
Clyde Oats Camp, 69, of Rt.
1, Grover, were conducted
Saturday at 4 p. m. from
Harris Funeral Home
Chapel by Rev. James
Sanders and Rev. Paul
Sorrells, Interment
following In Grover Ceme
tery.
Mr. Camp died Friday
morning In Cleveland
Memorial Hospital.
He was a retired em-
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ploye of Mlnette Mills and
son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Abner Camp.
Surviving are hla wife,
Mrs. Bertha Seay Camp;
one son, Oren Camp of
Grover; one brother, Ray
mond Camp of Grover;
three sisters, Mrs. Maggie
Shuford and Mrs. Nellie J.
Smith of Grover and Mrs.
Eliza Jane Black of
Cherryvllle; three grand
children and two great
grandchildren.
HENRY EARLS
Funeral services for
Henry Earls, 66, of
Blacksburg, S. C., brother
of Mrs. Eunice Moss of
Kings Mountain, were con
ducted Saturday at 3 p. m.
from Blacksburg Church
of God, Interment
following In Mountain
View Cemetery.
Rev. Vernon Moore,
Rev. S. E. Tedder and Rev.
Don Horton officiated.
Mr. Earls died at 12:46 a.
m. Thursday In Spartan
burg General Hospital. He
was a native of Cherokee
County, son of the late
Charlie and Nannie S.
Earls. He was a former
Blacksburg City employe
and a veteran of World
War n.
Also surviving are two
brothers, Eugene Eaiis of
Blacksburg and Charlie
Earls of Lexington, N. C.
and two sisters, Mrs. Mae
Watts and Mrs. Pearl
a, Martin, both of
Blacksburg, S. C.
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ALBERT M. WARD
Funeral services for Al
bert M. Ward, 78, of Rt. 3,
were conducted Saturday
afternoon at 4 p. m. from
Penley’s Chapel United
Methodist Church by Rev.
Leonard Huffstetler and
Rev. Clarence Slfford.
Interment was In Moun
tain Rest Cemetery.
Mr. Ward died Thursday
afternoon In the Kings
Christmas
Program Is
Planned
Second Baptist Church
has special Christmas pro
grams planned using the
talents In the adult, youth
and children choirs.
The adult choir Is
working on a Christmas
Cantata, “The Joyous
News of Christmas" by Joe
E. Parks.
The youth choir Is
rehearsing a Christmas
play, "The Gate of The
Inn." A four act play. It Is
the story of the family that
owned the Inn where
Joseph and Mary at
tempted to find lodging.
The children's choir Is
working on a variety of
Christmas programs from
“The Music Maker."
Grover PTO
Sponsoring
Supper
The Grover School PTO
Is sponsoring a Brunswick
Stew to be Iteld In the
school cafeteria Saturday
from 12 noon until 7:80 p.
m.
This Is the major fund
raising event of the 1977-78
school year.
Tickets may be pur
chased from any Orover
School teacher or at the
door.
Adult tickets (all you can
eat or a quart to go) are
83.80 and chlldren'e plates
are $1.60.
Home-made cakes and
pies and Orover School T-
shlrts will also available.
Mountain Hoqiltal after
several month’s Illness.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Beulah Yost Ward;
two sons, Kenneth Ward of
Kings Mountain and
Donald A. Leigh of Gas
tonia; five daughters, Mrs.
Delores Davis, Mrs. Betty
Yarbrough, Mrs. Jean
Bolin, all of Kings Moun
tain, Mrs. Johnny Heavner
of Llncolnton and Mrs.
Raymond Morrow of Gas-
tcnla; one brother, Claude
Ward of Mount Holly; one
sister, Mrs. Ethel Michaels
of Belmont; 17 grand
children and five great
grandchildren.
MRS. ELLA JOHNSON
Funeral services for
Mrs. Ella Vee Quinn John
son, 56, sister of Lawyer
Quinn of Kings Mountain,
were conducted Friday at 4
p. m. from St. James
United Methodist Church,
Interment following In the
church cemetery.
Rev. A. C. Jenkins and
CARO OF THANKS
We wish to express our
heartfelt appreciation to
the many friends and
neighbors for their many
e}q>resslons of sympathy,
for the beautiful floral tri
butes and other kind
nesses, to Drs. Robinson,
Durham and Lee, the staff
of Kings Mountain
Hospital, and especially
the neighbors on Gillespie
St. In Burlington Section,
for their many kindnesses
at the death of our loved
one. — THE CHILDREN
OF MILLS SHORT
Rev. E. E. Washington
officiated.
Mrs. Johnson, formerly
of York, S. C., died Satur
day In a Mt. Vernon Hospi
tal.
Also surviving are one
son; four daughters;
brother, Howard L. Quinn
of York, S. C.; one sister
and six grandchildren.
SAMMY WOOTEN
Funeral services for
Sammy Wooten, 49, of
Gastonia, who died
Wednesday In Gaston
Memorial Hospital, were
conducted Friday at 3 p.
m. from Sunny side Baptist
Church In Gastonia, Inter
ment following In the
church cemetery.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Betty Wooten: five
sens, Sammy Wooten, Jr.
and Bobby Wooten of
Gastonia and Floyd,
Jeffrey and Paul Wooten,
all of Kings Mountain; a
daughter, Mrs. Broadus
Jackson at Kings Moun
tain; three stepdaughters,
Mrs. Mary Hawkins, Mrs.
Sarah Hambrlck and Miss
Laveme Heffner, all of
Gastonia; four brothers,
Leroy Wooten of Laurln-
burg and Forest, Jack and
James Wooten, all of 4
Bessemer City; three
slaters, Mrs. James
Hutchins, Mrs. William ,
Parrish, Jr. and Mrs. Roy
Barnes, all of Bessemer
City: and nine grand
children.
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