Page 4A-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, October 21, 1982
THE CLUBS
Open Gate Club Meets
The Open Gate Garden Club
met October 13 in the hostess
room of First Federal Savings
and Loan.
Town And Country
Garden Club Meets
Mrs. Mabel Dixon entertained
members of the Town and Coun-
try Garden Club on Thursday
evening at her home on Hillside
Drive. Upon arriving, guests wer
served dessert consisting of
orange fruit cake, cheese straws,
and Russian tea. Arrangements
of homegrwon chrysanthemums
in yellow and bronze were used
for decorations in the foyer and
living room Joyce Lee, daughter
Arnette, Mrs. J.H. Arthur, and
Mrs. Harold Crawford, Sr. They
told of successful methods of
rooting plants which they learn-
ed from their mothers and their
grandmothers.
During the business session,
plans were made for prticipation
in the Fall Festival, sponsored
by the Kings Mountain
Woman’s Club on Wednesday,
October 20.
of the hostess, assisted in serving
Mrs. Lawrence Logan, pro-
gram chairman, presented “Get-
ting Down to the Roots”, a
discussion of plant propagation
by rooting. Members taking part
in the discussion were Mrs. Jack
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Mrs. George Moss, president,
and Mrs. Harold Crawford, Sr.,
vice-president, were appointed to
attend the annual meeting of
District Number Three Garden
Clubs in Gastonia.
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Miss Annie Roberts was
hostess. The 13 members present
were served coffee and cake.
O.C. Kiser, superintendent of
the Kings Mountain Water
System, gave a program on
water conservation.
Mrs. Tom Trott, president,
presided over the business
meeting.
Mrs. Eugene Roberts and
Mrs. Grace Talbert were asked
to attend the District III Garden
Clubs meeting October 20 at
Gaston Country Club.
Timely tips were given by
Mrs. Eugene Roberts and Mrs.
Jim Dickey. Mrs. Roberts’ ar-
rangement received 95 points.
The subject was “Still Waters”,
using foilage and flowers.
Ten members brought hor-
ticulture, plants or flowers.
New Club
Is Forming
An Altusa Club-an interna-
tional service organization for
professional women-is being
organized in Cleveland County
as a project of the Gastonia
Altrusa Club.
The new club meets the se-
cond and fourth Tuesday of
each month at 11:30 a.m. at the
Western Steer Family Steak
House in Shelby.
To be a member, one must
hold a managerial position in
business, own a business, or have
a professional title.
Any women interested in fin-
ding out more about the club
should contact Susan Doggett at
the Development Evaluation
Center in Shelby (4824416) or
Teresa Melton at the Kings
Mountain
(7394511).
JOHN SCOTT BIDDY
Aging Center
NICOLE BAISDEN
Nicole
Celebrates
Birthday
Daviena Nicole Baisden
celebrated her first birthday Oc-
tober 19. She and her guests en-
joyed a Strawberry Shortcake
party.
Nicole is the daughter of
James and Pam Baisden of Kings
Mountain. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Van
Dyke and Mrs. Richard
Goforth, all of Kings Mountain,
and Heberit Suttles of West
Virginia.
Great-grandparents are Mrs.
Luther Van Dyke of Cherryville,
Mrs. Roy Mode of Shelby, and
Mary Goforth and Fred Ball of
Kings Mountain.
Biddy
On Leave
F.A. John Scott Biddy is spen-
ding two weeks leave with his
_ ©. parents, Roy and ris Biddy of i
~ Kings Mountain. a eg
Scott recently Completed basic
and advanced training at the
Naval Training Center in Orlan-
do, Fla., and was meritoriously
promoted to Fireman Appren-
tice. He will report for duty at
the Naval Base in Norfolk, Va.,
October 29.
Scott is the grandson of Mrs.
Otis Barber and Mrs. Bessie Bid-
dy, both of Kings Mountain.
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Jessica Elizabeth Hall will
celebrate her first birthday Sun.,
Oct. 24. A party will be held
Saturday at her home at 1320
Second Street Extensin.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Grady Ricky Hall. Grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Ray martin of Kings Mountain,
and Mrs. Elsie Hall and the late
Rev. Stanley Hall of Kings
Mountain. Great-grandparents
are Mrs. Ada Lawson and Mrs.
Sallie Martin of Kings Moun-
tain.
REVIVAL {
Revival services will be held
October 24-27 at Oak View Bap-
tist Church. Services will begin
at 7 p.m. each night.
JESSICA HALL
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“cy unto the righteous”.
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Jesus Is Coming Soon
God's mercy has always prevailed for man. In Gen. 6:5-8,
all the earth was evil continually. God's wrath waxed hot, and
He was going to destroy the earth. He found a man, Noah,
who found favor in His Eyes; and, His mercy prevailed.
, Again in Ex. 32:19-33, God's wrath was against Israel. God
was going to destroy His chosen people, but Moses interced-
ed. God's mercy prevailed.and the people were spared.
Numbers 16 and 17 tells of Korah and many princes of Israel
that rose up against Moses. God's wrath came upon them. The
ground opened and swallowed them all. Because of this, the
Israelites murmured against Moses and Aaron. God's wrath
waxed hot. Fourteen thousand and seven hundred people
were killed by a plague. Aaron took incense and fire from the
altar, ran and stood between the people and the plague was
stayed. God's mercy prevailed.
We could examine many Scriptures and see the mercy of
God. However, there is coming a time when God's mercy will
not prevail. In Rev. 8, God hears all the prayers of the saints
and then pour’s out His wrath without a mixture of mercy. It is
going to be a terrible time. His mercy will not prevail for
mankind during this tribulation period. Man will suffer greatly
for his rejection of God.
I Chron. 16:34 declares, "His mercy endureth for ever”.
Revelation chapter 8 appears to contradict | Chron. 16:34. Ps.
"He shows everlasting mer-
If you are saved, 'Praise the Lord’. If
unto you. God is a God of love. He has never desired to punish
man. His Word declares, "He is not willing that any man
should perish, but that every man call upon Him for mercy and
salvation”. He is coming again, and the day of His wrath is for
sure. Don't delay your acceptance of Him until it is too late.
God loves you, He really does.
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