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Page 4B-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday. January 13, 1983 ; > Graduate Course DISPLAY A display of stained glass by Rev. Barnes New Pastor Poin Perkins will be on exhibit at the Gaston un li i At KM Assembly Of God Library, 1955 E, Garson Blvd, |} Gastonia throughout the month Central Is Awarded Southern Accreditation The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, through its Commission on Elementary Schools, has awarding continu- ing accreditation to Central School by action taken during the Association’s 87th Annual Meeting here December 12-15, 1982. Through accreditation, school staff and faculty members will benefit by knowing that condi- tions for teaching in accredited schools meet certain minimum standards and that efforts are continuously made to improve these conditions. Regional stan- dards require adequate faculties and facilities and their effective use. Citizens are assured of ac- countability and of value for cess of standard setting and the regular reevaluation of SACS member institutions. Com- munities with accredited schools can be confident that their in- stitutions compare favorably with others in the region. Ac- credited schools are a “plus” for those who are interested in relocating their families and businesses. Founded in 1895, the Southern Association of Col- leges and Schools is one of six regional accrediting bodies in the United States. More than 11,000 member public and private universities, colleges, junior col- leges, occupational institutions, secondary schools, middle schools, and elementary schools enroll approximately five million students. their tax dollars through the pro- This Week's 251 Health News & Views Rogen AE ‘mas season, but it is er that pregnant women I= - steer clear of such indulgences. ii It's now common knowledge that children born to “drinking mothers bear greater risks of mental dysfunc- tion, retardation, unusual facial structure, plus a possibili- - ty of heart and kidney abnormalities. In addition, smok- ® ing is said to double a mother’s chances of having fem children which become impulsive and hyperactive ls by age seven. If you're pregnant, or know someone who is, don’t encourage drinking = or smoking. A tiny life may be affected. Harper’ s Pieter Pharmacy En 709 W. Mountain St. Kings Mountain, NC, Tel. 739-8487 — if} “MARTZ | | +h mest in ORY Mon, Tues. SPECIALS * SPECIAL MEN'S OR LADIES’ 2 PIECE Y SUITS DRESSES fer $448 Must be picked up same week for SPECIAL La undered Shirts Hang ? «SPECIAL TROUSERS PLAIN SKIRTS Tah 53 OR SWEATERS MUST BE PICKED UP SAME WEEK “ANY 3: FOR SPECIAL PRICE Max At KMHS A graduate course in educa- tion will be offered by the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in Kings Mountain during the spring semester. Offered by the UNCC College of Human Development and Learning and the Office of Con- tinuing Education and Exten- sion, the course is “HDL S7ON, Classroom Management.” The class will meet from 4 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Jan. 19 through May 4, at Kings Moun- tain High School. The instructor “will be an- nounced later. The course carries three semester hours of graduate credit. The cost is $125 before and at the first class meeting and $145 after the first class. For registration and other in- formation, contact Ken Burrows in UNCC’s Office of Continuing Education and Extension at 596-4447 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. : « Notes IT'S A GIRL Kim and Cindi Stinchcomb of Kings Mountain announce the birth of a daughter, Kimberly Brooke Haven Stinchcomb, January 4 at Cleveland Memorial Hospital. The baby weighed six pounds and two ounces. Grandparents are J.W. and . Audrey Biddix of Kings Mountain and Shirley and Clarence Stinchcomb of Shelby. Great-grandparents are Francis Biddix of Kings Mountain, Edgar and E.L." Lawing of Blacksburg and Alice Stin- chcomb of Swansboro. The baby’s godmother is Cindy Henderson of Kings Mountain. AUDITIONS Auditions will be held January 17 and 18 for the one-act play, $The Guest,” written “by Salvatore Salerno, visiting artist at Cleveland Technical College. The play, which has a produc- tion date of late February, has five characters, three men and two women. The auditions are scheduled at Cleveland Tech’s Auditorium on Monday, January 17 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. and on Tuesday, January 18 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Technical assistants will also be sought at this open audition. ART EXHIBITORS The Gaston County Art and * History Museum (131 Gaston Avenue, Dallas, NC) presents four Gaston College artists in an exhibit now through January 30. Exhibit hours are Tuesday through Friday 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.2 p.m. and’ Sunday 2 p.m.-5 p.m. The public is invited. For more information call 866-3437 during the above mentioned hours. BOOKMOBILE The Cleveland County. bookmobile will be at several residences in the area Thursday. At 9:45 am. it will be at the Mable Rabb residence in the Bethware Community and at 10:30 a.m., it will be at the Bill Lowery residence in Bethware Community. At 11 m., it will be at the Ruth Vess residence in the Oak Grove Community. Rev. Elwood Barnes has assumed duties as pastor of the Kings Mountain Assembly of God on Waco Road. Rev. Barnes has been in the ministry for 14 years and previously served in the Wilm- ington area. He also served as an evangelist in Goinia, Brazil, for one month. = He and his wife, Dorothy, have two children. Their son, Mark, is on duty in the U.S. Air Force and is studying for the ministry, and their daughter, Sonja, resides in North Dakota. Rev. Barnes is a graduate of the Full Gospel Bible School in Pittsburgh, Pa., and also attend- ed the Elim Bible School in Lima, N.Y. He has had special courses in psychology, pastoral counseling and church ad- ministration. “We're excited about being in Kings Mountain,” Rev. Barnes said. “We anticipate a large church growth and with the help of God we’re going to try to con- tribute to the community in every way possible. “The Bible says that in the last days there will be an outpouring of the Holy Ghost. We look with anticipation in seeing the local church, as well as other chur- ches, really move forward to br- ing the people to really know Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour. “The people of Kings Moun- tain have received us with a most warm welcome,” he added. “Kings Mountain has been bless- Course At KMHS Western Carolina University will offer a graduate-level credit course in Methods of Research (EDCI 602) on Wednesdays, Jan. 19-May 4, at Kings Moun- tain High School. The class will meet from 4 un- til 7 p.m. with registration at the first class meeting. The instruc- tors from WCU are Dr. Joe Daniel Walters, associate pro- fessor of edcuction, and Dr. - Howard F. Wilson, assistant pro- fessor of special education. For additional information, telephone the WCU Division of Continuing Education at (704) 227-1397. REV. ELWOOD BARNES ed with many beautiful chur- ches.” ; Rev. Barnes said the of January. : count your insurance agents Oneisall you really need. 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