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Jurors Selected
Jurors have been
selected tor the three week
orlminal term of Cleveland
County Superior Court
beginning Apr. 24 In
Shelby.
Judge William T. Grist
will preside and W, H.
Childs Jr. district attor
ney, will prosecute.
Ihe jurors tor the week
at Apr. 24 are:
Cornelia Anthony Eaker,
Shirley Ann Russ, Holly
Sue Sllaand, Andrea Jo
Washburn, Betty J. Peace,
Deborah Toms Wood,
Wray Kenneth Dedmon,
Some Good Tips
On Preventing Crime
By MIKE SANDERS
Crime Prevention Officer
PORCHAND
PATIO DOORS
Treat the exterior doors
on the rear and sides of
your home as probable
targets for entry. Since
they may be less ob
servable from the street
and by neighbors than your
front entrance, you may
need to take extra precau
tions.
YARDUOHTS
Each exterior entrance
— Including the garage
door should be well lighted.
Post lights In your yard or
floodlights moimted under
the eaves to prevent blind
qmts where burglars can
hide. Low cost controls for
exterior lights will turn
them on and off at
q)eclfled times, or light
sensors will Illuminate
them from dusk to dawn.
INTERIOR LIGHTS
When you are away from
home — whether on
vacation or just for the
evening — keep some
Interior lights burning. To
create the appearance that
someone Is at home, use a
timer to turn lights on and
off at normal times. A
radio playing adds to the
Uluslon that the house Is
occupied.
LANDSCAPING
When placing trees,
bushes and flowers
remember to keep door
ways, windows and por
ches clear. Remember
that the bushes that
provide you with privacy
also give a burglar a place
to hide. Plan your land
scaping with both privacy
and security In mind.
BE NEIGHBORLY
Talk with your neighbors
about your concern about
burgUiry. Tell them what
you sire doing to protect
your home. Ask them to
report any suspicious
persons or activities
around your home to your
law enforcement agency.
Good neighbors make safe
neighborhoods.
If you plan to be away
from your home for a
period of 24 hours or more,
please contact the Kings
Mountain Police Depart
ment CMme Prevention
Office at 780-S6M or 789-
7444 tor a Home Security
Check.
For more information on
CMme Prevention contact
the Kings Mountain Police
Department Crime
Prevention Office at the
above numbers.
Lena Welch Goforth,
Dennis Anthony McDaniel,
Janice Reynolds Sides,
Ann N. Wright, William
Roscoe Piercy, Tom Pol
lock, Csurl Edward Price,
Jr., Dwight Deleon Rose-
boro, Nannie Lee Poteat,
Billy Yates Allison and
Bobby Allen Ayscue.
Eklna W. Barry, Sydney
E. Heavener, Stephen Lee
Henderson, Laura Mae
Murray, Thurman Peter
son, Msirgaret White Put
nam, Mary Pryor Taylor,
Mary H. Testa, John F.
McNellly, Joe Donald
Peeler, Eloree Price Haw
kins, Ned Christopher Wil
son, Gertrude Doster, An
drew C. Phllbeck, Edwin
Stamey Royster and Bar
bara Jones McIntyre.
William H. Buchanan,
Donald Young Butler,
Charlie H. Saunders, Bea
trice Wilson Huddleston,
Gilbert Hunt, Grace M.
Martin, Joyce Moore
McDowell, Charles Henry
Patterson, Carole Roberts
Hudson, James Columbus
Leftwlch, Eleanor Ann
Morgan, Berry Anderson
Lefler, Madeline G.
Luther, Edna P. Aaron,
Fred Degree and Alvin C.
LaU.
Jimmy Swtnk, Wayne
Barrett, Audley E. Tlgnor,
Larry Gene Heafner, Mary
Walker, Robert Franklin
Ware, Jean A. Whitaker,
James F. White, Michael
Joseph Murphy, John Lee
Mcduney, Dennis Buren
Allen, Carolyn W. Free
man, Grady E. Walker,
Thomas M. Pearson,
Wayne Halgler, Paul T.
Smith and Gloria Jeen
Moore.
OBITUr\RI€S
HICKORY - Graveside
services for Mrs. Myrtle
Hastings Settlemyre, 87,
formerly of Kings Moun
tain, were conducted
Saturday at 10:80 a. m.
from Bethel Lutheran
Church Cemetery In
Gaston County by Rev.
Frank Richards III.
Widow of Julius Lee
Settlemyre, Mrs. Settle
myre died Apr. 20 at
6:4S a. m. after declining
health for some time. She
was a native of Lincoln
County, daughter of the
late Peter and Ida Kiser
Hastings. She had made
her home In Hickory for
the past six yesirs with a
daughter, Mrs. Frank G.
(Ruth) Richards, Jr. She
was an active member of
Central United Methodist
Church In Kings Mountain.
The family has
designated memorials to
Oentreil United Methodist
Church. .
Surviving are three
daughters, Mrs. Frank G.
Richards, Jr. of 864 14th
Ave. N. W. Hickory; Mrs.
Hazel Davis of Chester, S.
C. and Mrs. Melva
DeFrece of St. Petersburg,
Pla.; two sisters, Mrs. D.
S. Rhyne of Gastonia and
Mrs. C. D. Falls, Sr. of
lumberton; nine grand
children and great-
,.GBIOB '*‘*i‘thliii»'A.' Fisher, In-’
ferment following In West
View Gardena Cemetery.
Funeral services for Wil
lie Lee Grice, 71, who died
Saturday In Kings Moun
tain Hospital after seversd
month’s Illness, were
conducted Monday at 3:80
p. m. from St. Matthew’s
Lutheran Church of which
he was a member.
Rev. L. Glenn donlnger
officiated, and Interment
was In Mountain Rest
Cemetery.
Mr. Grice, retired Sadie
Mill employe, had worited
at Bonnie Cotton Mills for
82 years. He was son of the
late Robert and Mary
Chrswell Grice.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Mamie Lawrence
Randall Grice; one
daughter, Mrs. Jerry
Watson of Bolling Springs,
one sister, Mrs. statue
Morehead of Gastonia;
three grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren.
W. E. HUNTER
BESSEMER CITY -
Funeral services for
William Ernest Hunter, 81,
of 118 HUlcrest Dr., who
died at 1:80 Thursday
morning In Kings Moun
tain Hospital, were con
ducted Friday at 8 p. m.
tram Garrison Memorial
ARP Church by Rev.
grandchildren.
RELBCT
J. Haywood Allen
Sheriff of Cleveland Co.
Experienced and Qualified
in all phases of Law
Enforcement
I solicit your support and vote
on May 3
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Mr. Hunter was a retired
farmer, son of the late
Maude Rhyne Hunter. He
was a member of Garrison
ARP Church, where he
was an elder for 50 years.
Surviving are his son, W.
E. Hunter, Jr. of
Cherryvllle; three
daughters, Mlaa Virginia
Hunter of the home and
Mrs. Robert Ross and Mrs.
Don Murray, both of
Besaemer City; one sister,
Mrs. Mary Phifer of
Statesville; seven grand
children and one great
grandchild.
MRS. BONNIE DURHAM
Funeral services for
BIrs. Minnie Simpson
Durham, 88, of 613 E.
Ridge St., who died at 8 a.
m. Friday In Kings Moun
tain Convalescent Center,
were conducted Sunday at
8 p. m. from East Side
Baptist Church by Rev.
James E. Williams.
Interment was In GUead
Baptlat Church Cemetery
hi JonesvUle, S. C.
Mre. Durtiam, widow of
Cklvln A. Durham, was a
native of Greenville
county, S. C.
She Is survived by three
daughters, BCrs. Pearl Go
forth of Klnga Mountain,
Mrs. Raymond Barber of
Gastonia and Blrs. Emmltt
Morris of Sylvanla, Qa.;
tour grandchildren and
lour great-grandchildren.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our
hsartfolt appreeclatlon to
the many friends and
neighbors, to McGill
Clinic, the nurses and stsiff
of Klnga Mountain
Hospital, Rav. Edwards
and Rav. PhUUpa, Flrat
Wsaleyan Church, Pled-
’ mont Baptlat Church and
the many friends tor their
flowers and other ax-
prassiona of sympathy
during the Illness and
death of our loved one.
The family ot Olenn
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