TRIPP AND
TRAVIS SLYCORD
Tripp, Travis
Note Birthdays
Tripp and Travis Slycord were
honored Sunday at a birthday
party. at their home. Their guests
enjoyed a Pac-Man cake, ice
cream, chips and coke.
Tripp was 11 on October 10
and Travis was six on November
13".
They are the sons of Larry
and Gloria Slycord of Kings
Mountain. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wheeler of
Kings Mountain and Mr. and
Mrs. Andy Slycord of Newton,
Iowa. Greatgrandparents are
Mrs. Nora Wheeler of Warner
Robins, Ga., Leonard Slycord of
Oskaloose, Iowa, and Mrs. Lewis
Stewart of Newton, Iowa.
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LULA RENEE MOSS
Lula Moss
Six Years Old
Lula Renee Moss, daughter of
Lois Van Dyke Moss of Route 4,
Kings Mountain, and the late
Charles Henry Moss, celebrated
her sixth birthday on November
8.
She was honored at a party at
Hank’s Steak House on
November 12. Refreshments
were served to the 20 guests who
attended.
She is the granddaughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. D.S. Van
Dyke of Kings Mountain and
the late Mr. and Mrs. Jason
Moss of Clover, S.C.
Students
Honored
CHARLOTTE—The Army
ROTC has honored a number of
students at the University of
North Carolina at Charlotte for
exemplary performance as
cadets and students.
Among them are: Cadet
Jonathan G. Lineberry, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn H.
: Lineberry, 200 Horseshoe Lane,
“Kings
Mountain. Lineberry
i received the Basic Camp Com-
i pletion
¢ Simultaneous
AANA INN AE Ira s ere
Award and the
Membership
Award.
Cadet 2nd Lt. Robert M.
Ruley, son of Mr. Charles L.
Ruley, 403 York Rd. Kings
Mountain and Mrs. Judith B.
Ruley, 3116 Connecticut Ave.,
Charlotte. Ruley received the
: PMS Commendation Award.
The white dwarf star A.C.70
8247 is about 36 million
times as dense as water. One
cubic inch of matter from
this star would weigh 650
tons.
Kings Mountain Junior
High’s girls basketball team tries
for its first victory Monday
when it travels to West
McDowell.
The junior high cagers are
palying a split schedule this year
with the girls playing before
Christmas and the boys play
after Christmas.
The Lady Patriots dropped
FOOD LION
TURKEYS
their first five games 35-26 to
Crest, 58-19 to East Rutherford,
60-39 to Shelby, 40-29 to Burns
and 28-27 to East McDowell.
Kim Howell has had the top
scoring effort to ‘date, scoring 23
points in the loss to Shelby,
Regina Brown scored 17 against
East McDowell and 14 against
Crest.
Coach Candy Albergine has
—_ mr,
only two returnees from last
years’s team, Amy Dover and
Nancy Jo Weld. Other players
are Regina Brown, Kim Howell,
Shannon Stroupe, Tammie
Adams, Shane Robinson, Justine
Sherrer, Adrienee Woods,
Angela Woods, Leigh Ann
Fulton, Jeana Elliott and Vickie
Ellis.
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‘We're inex-
young and
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perienced but I've seen steady
improvement the last month,”
says Albergine. “Since we don’t
have a jayvee team [I’ve been
playing young people. I figure if
we're out classed against most
teams, 1 might as well play
seventh and eighth graders and
give them that experience they
need so badly.”
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REMAINING GAMES
NOVEMBER
21 - At West
23 - At Crest
28 - East Ruth.
DECEMBER
1 - At Shelby
S - Burns
8 - At East McDowell
15 - West McDowell
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