FRANK DELLINGER
Frank Dellinger, 50, of Route
3, Kings Mountain, died Wed.,
July 13 at Cleveland Memorial
Hospital. |
An Avery County native, he
was the son of the late Keaver
and Pauline Stamey Dellinger.
He was employed by McBess In-
dustries.
He is survived by his wife, Bet-
ty Goins Dellinger; a son, Ricky
Dellinger of Cherryville; two
daughters, Mrs. Brenda Gunter
and Mrs. Judy Hampton of
Bessemer City; a sister, Mrs.
Judy Presnell of Cherryville; a
half-sister, Mrs. Lucy Johnson of
Gastonia; two half-brothers,
Clyde Vickers of Nebo and
Johnny Vickers of Lincolnton;
and four grandchildren.
Services were conducted Fri-
day at 11 a.m. at Sisk-Butler East
Chapel by the Rev. Harry
Hand. Burial was in New
Hopewell Baptist Church
Cemetery.
SARAH BEAM
Sarah Sadler Beam, 81, of 112
North Cansler Street, Kings
Mountain, died Sunday at Kings
Mountain Hospital.
A native of Cleveland Coun-
ty, she was the daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sadler.
She was a member of the senior
choir and missionary department
of Vestibule A.M.E. Zion
Church.
Clothes Closet
Is Planned Here
The Kings Mountain
Woman’s Club and Good Earth
Garden Club are sponsoring a
children’s clothing closet for
youngsters in grades
kindergarden through fifth
grade.
Anyone with good used
clothing are asked to take the
clothing to the Kings Mountain
Woman’s Club any Saturday
from 10 a.m. until noon, or any
Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m.
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ODBITURRIES
She is survived by her hus-
band, Thomas Beam; three sons,
Kara Bess of Jersey City, N. J.,
Robert Bess of Chester, Pa., and
John Bess of Kings Mountain;
two daughters, Ethel Bess and
Rosie Lee Bess of Kings Moun-
tain; a brother, Charlie Sadler of
Kings Mountian; a sister, Ida
Wray of Kings Mountain; three
half-brothers, James Sadler of
Blacksburg, S.C., Eulis Sadler of
Shelby and Conwell Sadler of
Hickory; 24 grandchildren and
37 great-grandchildren.
Services were conducted
Wednesday at 3 p.m. at
Vestibule A.M.E. Zion Church
by the Rev. Walter Adams.
Burial was in the church
cemetery.
WILLIAM BELK
William Emory Belk, 83, of
207 Mount View Street,
Gastonia, died Friday at
Charlotte Memorial Hospital.
A Kings Mountain native, he
, was the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Belk and was retired
from the Carolina Southern Pro-
cessing Company.
He is survived by his wife,
Estelle Medlin Belk; four sons,
Harry William Belk of Gatonia,
Percy Belk of Gaffney, S.C., Bil-
ly Belk of Kings Mountain and
John Ellis Belk of Gainesville,
Fla; four daughters, Mrs. Inez
Biddix of Kings Mountain, Miss
Elizabeth Belk of Gastonia, Mrs.
Bonnie Sue Patterson of
Bessemer City and Mrs. Louise
Adair of Gainesville, Fla.; two
brothers, Hall Belk and H.Y.
Belk of Kings Mountain; three
sisters, Mrs. Mary Godley of
Shelby, Mrs. Aileen Ross of
Kings Mountain and Mrs. Carrie
Belle Smith of Gastonia; 25
grandchildren and five great-
grandchildren.
Services were conducted Mon-
day at 4 p.m. at Masters Funeral
Home Chapel by the Rev. Ray
Loftis. Burial was in Mountain
throughout the month of July. Rest Cemetery.
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~ Police Report Larcenies
Kings Mountain Police are in-
vestigating numerous larcenies
which occured during the week.
Hayward Patterson ‘of S.
Charleston Street, Blacksburg,
reported the theft of hubcaps
from his car while it was parked
at Parkdale Mill.
Gloria Corder of 21 Alpine
Drive, reported the possible theft
of her license plate NC -
JSY-269.
Rayford White of 408
Somerset Drive, reported the
theft of his boat trailer tag -
J-63443.
Darrell Austin of 914 Sher-
wood Lane, reported the theft of
a battery charger and golf
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Billy Rayfield of 2108 Loblol-
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bicycle. Value $150.
Dewey Whitenburg of 136
"New St., Gaffney, reported the
theft of hubcaps from his car
parked at Saint Paul Methodist
Church.
Shawn Crawford of Route 2
Kings Mountain, reported the
theft of wheelcovers while his
car was parked on Deal Street.
Value $400.
Becky Crawford of 306 N.
Watterson, reported the theft of
hubcaps while parked at St.
Paul United Methodist Church.
Value $400.
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George Jackson still holds the
high bid on the Compact School
property. No one offered a
higher bid at last week’s public
auction.
Superintendent Bill Davis said
Jackson’s bid of $56,225 will
stay open until July 25 at 5 p.m.
If it is not upset by that time, his
offer will be submitted to the
Board of Education.
The upset bid must be at least
$59,086.25.
Winn Dixie, Kings Mountain
Plaza, reported the theft of a
pushmower. Value $130.
Donna Butler of 205 N. Rox- the shoplifting of assorted items.
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George Bledsoe of 201 S.
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