Page 4A-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, July 1, 1982
Mrs. Marable Honored As Woman Of The Year
Mrs. Willie J. Marable has
been unanimously voted
Woman of the Year by the
Gaston Branch of the National
Association of University
Women. Her selection has pro-
mpted an avalanche of commen-
dations, unqualified support
from all sources that have
benefited by her excellency,
devotion and outstanding ac-
complishments.
Mrs. Marable’s educational
background and underpinning
bespeak a life-long pilgrimage of
ascending discovery and
endeavor. She is a graduate of
State College (Teachers) in
Elizabeth City, N.C. and has an
Early Childhood Education Cer-
tificate from the University of
North Carolina at Charlotte.
She has served the chapter in
various capacities, mainly
Chaplain for several years, serv-
ed on the Publicity Committee,
Nominating Committee,
Courtesy Committee and Special
Project Activities.
Her immediate supervisors,
Superintendent of Kings Moun-
tain Schools and Mayor of Kings
Mountain are lavish in their
praise of contributions that en-
compass activities beyond the
call of mere official duty.
Mrs. Marable is a member of
First Congregational United
Church of Christ where she
serves as Church Clerk, Sunday
School Teacher and member of
the Woman’s Fellowship. Mrs.
Marable began her teaching
career in Halifax County
Schools, Halfiax, North
Carolina, as a Primary Teacher,
1-3. Later she taught Primary
grades 1-3 in Kings Mountain
City Schools, Title I program.
She also served as Kindergarden
Teacher, Headstart Director and
MRS. MARABLE
Teacher. Currently she is
employed as a Kindergarden
Teacher at North Elementary
School, Kings Mountain,
Her current organizational af-
filiationss are Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority, N.C. Piedmont
, Chapter of Links, Inc., Gastonia,
N.C., NAACP Cleveland Coun-
ty Unit; Cleveland County
Voters Registration Association;
HOMECOMING
Dixon Presbyterian Church
will have homecoming Sunday.
Church School will be at 9:45,
morning worship at 10:30 a.m.
and dinner on the grounds at 1
p.m. All members, former
members and friends are invited
to attend.
REVIVAL
Revival services will be held at
Ledford’s Grove Baptist Church
July 5 through 10 at 7 p.m. each
day. The guest speaker will be
the Rev. Tommy Taylor and
special singing will take place
each evening. Pastor Rev.
Robert Wright invites the public
to attend.
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LADIES, MISSES & JUNIOR
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KM Wrestlers
Order of Eastern Star; Adah In Regionals
Chapter 7; N.C. Association of
Classroom Teachers; Vice Chair-
man of Democratic Committee,
West Station, Kings Mountain;
Mayor’s Committee for Summer
Youth Employment; Project
North Carolina 2000; Vice Presi-
dent Good Neighbors Club,
Kings Mountain; and member of
International Reading Associa-
tion:
Nine young wrestlers from
Kings Mountain competed in
the United States Wrestling
Federation Southeast Kids
Regional Championship Tourna-
ment which was held at Cobb
Civic Center in Marietta,
Georgia on June 18 and 19.
Kings Mountain wrestlers
who competed were Perry
Davis, Danny Hamrick, William
Ledbetter, Lew Dellenger, Mike
Sellers, Greg Anthony, Rodney
Boheler, David Davis and
Wayne Brazzell.
Her honors and Awards in-
clude Excellence in Civic Duty,
Cleveland County Voters
Registration, 1977; Services
rendered, Head Start, Kings
Mountain Unit, 1973; Volunteer
Service Home Based Child Care,
1978; Services to Youth, Com-
munity School Reading Pro-
gram, 1981; President Award,
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,
Medal Winners were: Danny
- Hamrick, gold medal, 12-under,
145 lbs.; Rodney Boheler, silver
Zeta Mu Omega Chapter, 1978; ~~ Medal, 12-under, 145 Ibs;
and President Award, Secret wayne Brazzell, silver medal,
Sisters Society, 1980; North 12-under, heavyweight; Lew
Carolina Association of Dellinger, bronze medal,
Classroom Teachers, 1982: 12-under, 80 lbs.; David Davis,
Presidential Pin, Gifts from °ronze medal, I12-under
North School Kindergarden heavyweight; and Perry Davis,
Independence Hall
To Be Shown Friday
Evening programs will con-
tinue at Kings Mountain Na-
tional Military Park on Friday.
On Friday at 8 p.m. the Kings
Mountain National Military
Park will set the pace for the
Fourth of July weekend with the
film Independence Hall. By trac-
ing the events that lead to the
drafting of the Declaration of In-
dependence, this film gives
relevance and brings life to the
buildings that today make up In-
dependence National Historical
Park. All who are interested
should meet at the National
Park Visitor Center.
Due to local Fourth of July
celebrations, there will be no
evening program on Saturday.
A special concert in the park
will be held on Friday, July 9, at
7:30 p.m. The concert will
feature the 440th Army Band,
North Carolina Army National
Guard from Raleigh. In the
peaceful setting of the park am-
phitheater, the band will present
an array of musical numbers in-
© Weather permitting, the Liv-
ing History program will also
continue on Saturday and Sun-
day afternoons. A Revolu-
tionary War campsite will be set.
up near the Visitor Center and
tended by park employees In
Revolutionary period dress.
. Eighteenth century musket and
rifle demonstrations will be held
at 1,2, 3,and 4 p.m.
Also the 179-year-old Howser
House will be open for visitation
on Sunday afternoons from 1
until 4 p.m. A member of the
park interpretive staff will be sta-
tioned at the house to reveal the
history behind this locally
famous rock structure.
Other ongoing daily programs
include an 18 minute film-Kings
Mountain, Turning Point in the
South; an 8 minute audio-visual
museum exhibit program; 1.5
mile Battlefield Trail; 16 mile
system of Hiking Trails and 10
mile system of horse trails.
The public is encouraged and
invited to attend all programs.
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