Page 2A-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday. August 5, 1982
Obituaries
HFRS TATE RSA S EH Saas!
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ESTHER HALL
Esther E. Hall, 81, of Route 5,
Kings Mountain, died Thursday
morning at Kings Mountain
Hospital. ) 3
A Cleveland County native,
she was the daughter of the late
Sidney and Ida Wray.
She is survived by one son,
Doras E. Hall of Newark, N.J.;
two daughters, Mrs. Dorcas Mc-
Clain and Mrs. Christine Bibbs,
both of Kings Mountain; a
brother, Dewitt Wray of Kings
Mountain; a sister, Mrs. Genolia
Wray of Kings Mountain; four
grandchildren, five great-
grandchildren and 30 step-great-
grandchildren.
She was a member of
Ebenezer Baptist Church, where
services were held Sunday at
4:30 p.m. with the Rev. D.D.
Wilson officiating. Burial was in
- the church cemetery.
She was a treasurer of the
senior choir at Ebenezer, a
member of the spiritual choir
and usher board. She was also a
member of the Ebénezer Com-
munity Club ‘and the Ada
Chapter No. 7 of the Eastern
Star. :
Health Fair Set
The Council on the Aging of
Cleveland County is sponsoring
a senior citizens HEALTH
FAIR, Monday, August 9, from
9 am. until 2 p.m. in the
fellowship hall of the Shelby
Presbyterian Church, 226 E.
Graham Street.
The following services will be
offered free of charge to all
Cleveland County senior citizens
by qualified personnel, skilled
doctors, nurses and rescue
emergency medical technicians
who are all volunteering their
time:
Kay Houlshouser will update
information on hemacults and
self breast exam to give us a bet-
ter understanding about these
matters so important to all of us.
Doctors will give foot ex-
aminations.
Blood pressures will be taken
by volunteer nurses and rescue
emergency medical technicians.
Screening for glaucoma,
anemia, diabetes, tine test (TB)
will be given by Cleveland Coun-
ty Health Department nurses.
For those who may have ques-
tions about mental health, a
qualified representative from the
mental health department will be
available. :
For any. health problem or
questions qualified nurses from
the community will provide
counciling and referred.
A representative from home
health will be present to answer
questions and assist you with
proper literatue about your
specific problems.
Frank Griffin, well known
hearing defect expert in
Cleveland County will give hear-
ing tests, assisted by a member of
the Sertoma Club.
Council on agings VIAL OF
LIFE program will be
represented by Mrs. Ezra
Bridges and other volunteers
who will also be happy to help
1 you register for your senior Tar
* Heel Card.
Lynn Young of the Cleveland
County mental health depart-
ment will offer a
miscellaneous health infor-
mation display and will assist
‘with questions.
Ms. Libbie McKnight, ex-
‘ecutive director of the Council
. on the Aging of Cleveland Coun-
‘ty and her staff invite all senior
citizens to attend this HEALTH
FAIR.
Adams To Direct
KM Youth Special
Dave Adams, former Kings
Mountain High School
i ograduate, will be directing and
producing the Christian youth
special “Young Americans for
Jesus”, which will be filmed at
B.N. Barnes Auditorium August
14.
~ Working with Adams will be
assistant director Darryl Hicks,
former producer at the PTL
Televisin Network from
1978-1982. The associate pro-
ducer is Ed Bowlds of Lex-
ington, Ky. He is president of
T.F.J. Productions, a Christian
video mobile production com-
pany.
The evening of events will in-
clude concerts from several top
Christian recording artists, in-
cluding Tami Chere. Youth
evangelists and leading youth
speaker Jay Strack will be bring-
ing the message.
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DAVE ADAMS
The filming will take place all
day Saturday with special
messages by the guests speaker
and artists. The public will fill
the auditorium beginning at 6
p.m. and the concerts, messages
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~ Two Hurt In Wreck
Two persons were injured in
an automobile accident Monday
morning at the intersection of
~ West Gold and Sims Street.
According to Kings Mountain
police, Margaret Hart Wells of
Route 4, Kings Mountain was
driving a 1977 Buick, which
struck a 1969 Chevrolet driven
by Lloyd Short of 702 Bridges
Drive. Both drivers were taken
to Kings Mountain Hospital.
Damage to Mrs. Wells’ car
was $2,500 and damage to
Short’s was $500.
Officer Ralph Grindstaff in-
vestigated.
Three other wrecks were
reported during the past week.
On July 29, a car driven by
Lucille Lyon of Route 1, made a
left turn off West Gold onto Bat-
tleground Avenue and struck a
vehicle operated by Jill Rucker
of Route 3. Damage to Rucker’s
1973 Chevy was $200 and
damge to Lyon’s 1979 Dodge
was $200. Grindstaff in-
vestigated.
On July 29, Edith Neal of
Shelby was driving a 1982 Hon-
da which struck a vehicle
operated by Claudette Cobb of
Gastonia at the intersection of
King and Sims. Damage to
Neal’s car was $500 and damage -
to Cobb’s was $400. Don Ivey
investigated.
- Cars driven by Millard Vance
Keith of Route 2 and Franklin
Woods of Route 1 collided Sun-
day in the parking lot of Harris-
Teeter. Damage to Keith’s 1976
Olds was $200 and damge to
\
Woods’ 1972 Chrystler was
$350. Sgt. Bob Hayes in-
vestigated.
Pantry Is Robbed
The Pantry at 511 Linwood
Road was robbed Tuesday.
Kings Mountain police said
Sheila Patterson, an attendant at
the store, said a subject entered
the store with a weapon, and
demanded money. An undisclos-
ed amount of money was taken.
There are no suspects at this
time. :
Officer G.E. Sale investigated
and was assisted by Johnny Belk,
Billy Benton and Robert Dodge.
Other police reports during
th: week included:
*Catherine Davenport of
Plymouth, N.C., reported the
theft of four hubcaps from her
car while it was parked at the
Holiday Inn. Value was $500.
Sgt. L.D. Beattie investigated.
* Phifer Hardware reported an
attempted breaking and enter-
ing. The front glass was reported
broken but nothing was missing.
G.E. Sale investigated. ;
*Jerry Dover of 804 Monroe
Avenue reported the larceny of
an assortment of tools from his
car while it was parked at Kings
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ROBERT J]. STAFFORD
Robert James Stafford, 68, of
401 North Cansler Street, Kings
Mountain, died Thursday at
Kings Mountain Hospital.
A native of Spartanburg
County, S.C., he was a retired
Pinkerton security guard.
He is survived by his wife,
Cara Tessneer Stafford; one step-
son, Buddy Swink of Texas;
three sisters, Mrs. Edna Camp of
Shelby, Mrs. Ollie Burgess of
Spindale and Mrs. Leona Earl of
Shelby; three step-grandchildren,
four step-great grandchildren.
Funeral services were con-
‘ducted Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at
Harris ' Funeral Home by the
Rev. J.C. Goare and the Rev.
Roy Lewis. Burial was in Moun-
. tain Rest Cemetery.
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