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OBITUI^RI€9
MRS. LOIS CAMP
Funeral service! for
Mrs. Lois Lee NesU Camp,
78, of Rt.2, were conducted
Wednesday at 8 p.m. at
Patterson Springs Baptist
Church by the Rev. Harvey
Beeler, Rev. Russell Fitts
and Rev. Samuel Murphy
and Interment wsm In the
church cemetery.
Mrs. Camp died at her
home Monday afternoon.
She was a native of
Cleveland County, a
retired employe of Baxter
Corporation and a Sunday
School teacher at Pat
terson Springs Baptist
Church.
She was the daughter of
the late A.Lee and Ethel
Jane Putnam Neal and the
widow of Thomas Rollins
Camp.
Surviving are one
daughter, Mrs. Willis
Harmon of Kings Moun
tain; one sister, Mrs. LE.
Hamrick of Hartsvllle,
S.C.; and three grand
children.
Palmer Mortuary was In
charge of arrangements.
HaPITW LOG
PATIENT LIST AT
NOON WEDNESDAY:
Juanita Barnes, 100
McGill Rd.; Bertha BUke,
Bessemer City; Leroy H.
Blake, Sr., Rt. 3; Frank H.
Bridges, 913 Llnwood Dr.;
Mary E. Bridges, 808
Walker St.; Pauline M.
Brooks, Gastonia: Charles
T. Carpenter, 313 W. Gold
St.; Lula M. Burris,
Gastonia; Ellen D. Carter,
Gastonia; Lori Doster,
Gastonia; Patsy Dyers,
Rt. 3; Sara Ellis, Rt. 1
Grover; Patricia England,
Rt. 1 Grover, and Robert
Ervin, Rt. 4.
Also, Eunice Ivey, Rt. 1
Gastonia; Tlnce LMkhart,
Kings Mountain; Mamie
A. Lovelace, Rt. 4;
Samantha Martin, Rt. 3
Blacksburg, S.C.; Wsdter
D. Mills, 1014 Second St.,;
Paul L. Ruppe, 408 Hill St.;
James W. Sanders,
Sharon, S,C.; Susie A.
Smith, Bessemer City;
Jerry A. Suggs, Rt. 8;
Shirley H. Tennles, Rt. 3;
Wayne N. Wells. Rt. 3;
Albert L. Williams. 2029
Redwood Circle, and
Jennie L. Yelton, 210 N.
Carpenter St.
Contest Rides Set
For Spring In Shelby
Contest rules have been
announced for the 1979
"Spring In Shelby Art
Show’ ’ to be held Sat., Apr.
7, on the old courtaquare, if
weather permits, or In the
Cleveland Tech annex
(old postofflce) In the
event of rain.
As in the past, the show
Is an annual, county-wide
event open to all residents
of all ages In a variety of
art categories.
Entries will be judged
and ribbons will be
awsu-ded for first, second,
and third places and
honorable mention In each
category.
Student art may be
submitted on Thurs., Apr.
5, from 8:80 until 0 p.m. at
Cleveland Tech Annex on
Washington St. In Shelby.
Student art and all other
art may be submitted from
6 until 9 p.m. tliurs., Apr.
S, and on Fri., Apr. 6, from
6 until 9 p.m. All art should
be picked up at 4 p.m. the
day of the show.
All entries should be
suitably mounted, or
framed for display. Each
entry must bear the ar
tist’s name, address,
school and category.
Bhitiies are limited to five
per person. No art
previously entered In
“Spring In Shelby’’ will be
accepted.
Art categories are
Primary, K-8; Elemen
tary, 4-8; ’Three Dimen
sional Primary and
Elementary (K-6; Junior
High Two Dimensional, 7-
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Legion Dance
Set Saturday
PubttshadEaeh
’Tuesday 4k Huirsday
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OARTRBWART
American Legion Post
IBB will sponsor a Saturday
night dance, open to the
public, St the Legion
Building, York Rd.
Admission Is 18 per
couple.
’’’The Velvet Country"
will play for dancing from
8:80 p.m. until 13:80 a.m.
Woman’s Editor
BUZABBTH aTBWART
Goaaiml Manager
DARRELL AUSTIN
Advertlalng Director
CLTMHILL
BAKE SALE
Circle No. 6 of Central
united Methodist Church
will sponsor a bake sale
Frl., April 18 beginning at
9:80 a.m. In front of Harrls-
Teeter Super Market.
Homemade cakes, pies
and cookies will be
featured.
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NORTH CAROLINA
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BAKE SALE
El Bethel United
Methodist Church youth
will sponsor a hot dog
supper and bake sale
Saturday from 10:80 a.m.
until 3 p.m. at the church
fellowship hall. All
proceeds go Into the
church bululdlng fond.
’Dm nags Mountain
Mlrror-Horald Is
pubUahad each ’Tuesday
and Thursday by
Oeneral Publishing
company, P. O. Drawer
TBI, Kings Mountain, N.
C., MOM. Bustaegs and
editorial offices are
located at 804 South
Piedmont Ave. Single
copy IB cente. Sub
scription rates: 18.BO
yearly In-sUU, I4.M sU
months; I9.B0 yearly
out-of-state, IB elx
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Sscond Class postage
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W. ROY GOODMAN
LAWNDALE - Funeral
services for W. Roy
Goodman, 68, of Rt.3, who
died Saturday In Clevelsmd
Memorial Hospital, were
conducted Monday at 3
p.m. at Knobb Creek
United Methodist Church
by the Rev. Dr. Charles
Medlin and Interment was
In the church cemetery.
Goodman was the father
of Mrs. Helen Hoyle of
Kings Mountain.
Also surviving are his
widow; three sons, two
stepsons, a daughter, three
brothers, three sisters and
a number of grandchildren
and great-grandchildren.
Stamey’s Funeral Home
was In charge of
arrangements.
FRAMING ARTWORK - Robert Pearson, of
Gastonia, above. Illustrates for Mrs. Warren Goforth,
Jr., president of Good Earth Garden Club, how artwork
should be framed In a program before local garden
clubbers Wednesday night. The Arts Department of the
club arranged the program which drew a large crowd of
members and guests.
9; Junior High Three
Dimensional, 7-9; Senior
High Two Dimensional, 10-
12; printmaking, drawing,
painting; Senior High
Three Dimensional, 10-12;
College Two Dimensional;
College Three Dimen
sional ; Adult Two
Dimensional, oils and
acrylics, watercolors,
other media.
Adult Three Dimen
sional; Poetry, Senior
IBgh School, college and
adult; Photography,
amateur, color, black and
white; Professional
Photography; Ceramics,
all ages, variety of
categories; and
needlework, unjuried.
For rules regarding
adult ceramic entries
contact Ada BUmkemshlp,
483-4998.
The show Is sponsored
by American Association
of University Women, the
Shelby Art League and
Cleveland County
Technical Institute with
the cooperation of the
Shelby Merchants
Association and the
Cleveland County
Historical Society.
Photo by Lib Stewart
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