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City To Enforce
Sign Ordinance
The city of Kings Mountain
, will begin immediately enforcing
(its ordinances concerning the
posting of political posters,
‘advertisements and other signs
| on utility poles located inside the
city limits.
Section 3-11, Page 199 of the
City Code of Ordinances states:
. “No person shall post any
‘bills, posters, signs or adver-
tisements on any telegraph,
telephone, electric light or other
pole along any of the streets of
the city; provided, that this sec-
tion shall not be construed to in-
clude street signs, placed on the
said poles by the city for
designating names of streets.
Each sign, poster, bill or adver-
tisement posted in violation of
this section, shall constitute a
separate offense.”
State law reference for the
above code is “Unlawful posting
of advertisements, G.S. 14-145.”
. United Methodist
Richard Etheridge Earns
MBA At Business School
Richard C. Etheridge, former-
ly of Kings Mountain, par-
ticipated in commencement ex-
ercises at the Edwin L. Cox
School of Business at Southern
Methodist University on August
13. The Cox School of Business
is the leading business school in
the Dallas-Fort Worth region
and has a national reputation in
studies of entrepreneurship,
banking and the oil and gas in-
dustry.
Etheridge received his Masters
KM Rescuers
To Give Away
in Business Administration
(MBA) with a concentraton in
finance. He was honored as one
of four graduates with a straight
A (4.0) grade. Approximately
150 students participated in the
exercises at McFarlin
Auditorium at S.M.U. Former
Congressman Jim Collins gave
. the address.
In the audience, his wife
Cecilia and two-year-old son Eric
were joined by his mother,
Dorothy Patterson Etheridge of
Kings Mountain, his foster
brother, Donn Freeman and
family of Raleigh, and his wife’s
parents and sister’s families, and
a
Thursday, August 25, 1983-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 3B
Steak Bridal Luncheon
Honors Linda Wells
Linda Wells, brideelect of
Bryan White, was honored
Saturday, August 13, with a
bridal luncheon at Hanks Bar-H
Steakhouse.
The hostesses were Mrs.
Harold Wells, the bride-lect’s
paternal grandmother; Mrs. Eula
Ledford, her paternal great-
grandmother; Mrs. Dean Spears,
her aunt; Mrs. Tim Spicer, her
cousin, Miss Debbie Wells, her
sister, and Mrs. Steve Wells, her
aunt. :
A pink and white color motiff
decorated the area. Wedding
bells and candles accented the
bridal theme. A beautiful item of
decoration was a hem-stitched,
Judith Dawn Hambright
Earns Teacher Scholar
Judith Dawn Hambright,
daughter of Mrs. Jo Ann W.
Hambright and the late Robert
E. Hambright Jr. of Grover, has
been selected from a large group
of applicants to receive the.
North Carolina Scholarship for
Prospective Teachers.
Miss Hambright is a rising
sophomore at Appalachian State
University, where she ‘plans to
receive a degree in Education
with a concentration in
Mathematics and Sciences.
She is a member of Kappa
Delta Sorority.
Miss Hambright is the grand- -
daughter of Mrs. W.R. Wylie of .
Blacksburg and Mrs. Flora F.
Hambright of Grover.
tablecloth made by the bride-
elect’s great-great graridmother,
the late Mrs. Cora Hayes. :
Guests were Mrs. James
White, the groom-elect’s mother;
Mrs. Debbie McAbee,
bridesmaid; Mrs. Clyde Cook,
the groom-elect’s maternal
grandmother; Mrs. Randy
McDaniel, organist; Mrs. Chris
Barrett, the groom-elect’s sister;
and Mrs. Larry Wells, the bride-
elect’s mother.
The guests were greeted with
punch and then were served
lunch by the steakhouse staff. .
The hostesses presented the
bride-to-be with a coffee maker
as their gift.
DAWN HAMBRIGHT
Children Take Trip
The Children Ministry and
Youth Department of Galilee
Church
recently took a trip to Gatlin-
burg, Tn. and Magic World in
Pigeon Forge, Tn., to attend
Kid’s Festival Day.
Children enjoyed watching a
juggler, clogging grotip,
unicyclist, magician, ventrilo-
quist, costume characters,
clowns, face painting and
numerous rides and shows.
Chaperones included Mrs.
Crystal Adams, Ms. Sarah
Lewis, Mrs. Virginia Brown,
Mrs. Mattie Adams, Mrs. Annie
B. McDowell, Mrs. Mildred
Perkins, Mrs. Sarah P. Adams,
Ms. Roberta Rogers, Mrs.
L’Tanya Pharr, Mrs. Maxine
Adams, June Roberts and Nova
Young. The groups’ sponsor is
Ms. Madeline Watkins.
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