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Thursday, November 4, 1983-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 5A
For School Board | [ school Board
6-Year
Lear Tnbide 03g Seat ver | Educators Endorse Four
The Kings Mountain Associa-
tion of Educators have endorsed ABSOLUTE ESTATE AUCTION
incumbents Paul Hord and Kyle
Smith, and newcomers. Diane PERSONAL PROPERTY OF MRS. ADDIE SUTTLE HOLLAR
(Mrs. Marie Lowery, Admin.)
Davis and John Houze in Tues- SAT., NOV. 5, 1983 - 10:00 A.M. 409 STROUD ST., MARIAN, N.C.
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day’s school board election. Inspection - 8:30 A.M. Until Sale Time
The local NCAE chapter Directions: Take W. Henderson St. off Main St. - When it runs into Sugar Hill Rd., proceed to
released its endorsement to Horton's Grocery. Turn left on Carrie St. At stop sign, turn right onto Stroud St. Sole ot 4th
members Tuesday. Patti house on the left.
Weathers, president, said the Partial Listing
candidates were interviewed and Furmitire Kitchen Home Antiue it
x 3 ntique Items
judged on NCAE issues by a Couch Pots & Pans Blue Willow Platters
nine-member ! committee Chairs (3) Dishes 2 Baskets
representing all Kings Mountain Cabinet Tupperware Blue Jars - Atlas, Ball
District Schools. BR Suite Freezer Contoiners Zinc Jar Lids
. wel 0d : Dressers (3) Many Canning Jars Miniature C le Set
¢ n y g iature Casserole
‘We mterview ed them : Wash Stand (Ball, Mason & Kerr) Straight Razor
on teacher issues...things that ei- Bedside Stand Crock Pot Milk Jars
fect us, and mainly did it for our Rockers (2) Household Items Iron Kettle & Pot
" xl —_— TE eds \ } ¢ : members only, and not the Table w/6 Chairs Fans Iron Cobbler’s Last
a SAN rT ; . 53 eneral public.” Mrs. Weathers Oil Heater Dropes Pocket Knife
DOYLE CAMPBELL fer 1 JOHN HOUZE ip P : Comforter Coal Basket
J : . ak DIANE DAVIS : Bedspread 78 Records
; . } Sheets & Towels Wooden Potato Crates
F or S h 1 B d However, Mrs. Weathers said, Lamps Rocking Chair
C 100 [ oar d fi the committee is asking NCAE v Picture Frames
yo members to “actively campaign” Pictures Crock
Bric A Brac
for the four candidates. Steamer Trunk
Mrs. Weathers said all eight
candidates for board seats were
interviewed recently, and all SALE: Rain Or Shine Sy
were asked the same questions. Sale Conducted By: Joyce D. Dixon - N.C. Auctioneer No. 2949, 600 Hillside Dr.
¢ i hons. Kings Mtn., N.C. 28086 (704) 739-5591
Smith, who is completing his 4)
. . NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS
first six- term in office, faces
Xryear 1 2 CALL AUCTIONEER FOR FURTHER DETAILS
6-Year Inside City Seat
Assorted Garden Tools, Baskets, Flower Pots, Tin Tubs, Plus Much More
Turn To Page 6-A
VOTE FOR
REVEREND
_ M.L.
CAMPBELL
Hard-Working, Fair Dealing Man
FOR COMMISSIONER DIST. 4 NOV. 8
Finally, Fellow Citizens Of Our ‘‘Historical City’:
| haven't been able to see all of you; | therefore communicate my
good will to you this way. Remember, | am running for Commissioner
because of encouragement from citizens of all segments of the city
that my presence on the Council will create an improved spiritual and
cultural condition of our city; plus effective leadership. If you agree
QUINT McCOY
CAROLBRAZELL KMIE SMITH
Eight Citizens Seek
Seats On School Board
From Page 1A SR wy Incumbent Bill McDaniel,
4 -. Diane Davis and Quint McCoy
Two persons. are running “for Lr are seeking the six-year outside
the remaining four years of the city seat and incumbent Kyle
term’ of Jerry Ledford, who' Smith is. opposed by Carol
resigned in May. The board Mullinax Brazzell - for the six-
decided not to fill Ledford’s posi- year inside city seat. Both
tion because of the nearness of McDaniel and Smith are com-
the November election. Seeking “pleting their first term in office.
that position are Doyle Camp- ~~ °
bell, an employee of McGinnis Chairwoman June Lee is the ; RN and elect me, | will be most grateful and will render energetic ser-
Department = Store, and John only school board member BILL McDANIEL Vice. :
~~ Hougze, an employee of the Wix whose term is not available this
Corporation: and - Grover Post © year. She won her second term
Office. Se in office two years ago.
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COMMISSIONER
DISTRICT3
| have been employed at First Federal
Savings & Loan of Kings Mountain for the
past nine years. With my background in
business administration, | believe my ser-
vice would be an asset for better city
government. | am active in community ac-
tivities and want to see good government in
our city.
If it is the desire of the majority of the
citizens of Kings Mountain, | would look
favorably on a city manager form of govern-
ment.
Because of my daily work schedule and
my first time seeking office, | have not been
able to get acquainted with many of you.
| would appreciate your vote and | will
help to develop a better city government.
Ronnie Franks
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