Br
17
&
Bi
Ww
i
%
2
RT
Harlem Nocturn Coming
To Gaston February 22
Thursday, February 9, 1984-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 9B
Special Exhibits At CC Museum
February 10 marks a step for-
ward for the Cleveland County
Historical Museum, located on
the courtsquare in downtown
Shelby, North Carolina. That is
the day the first in a new series
of special exhibits will open to’
the public.
The first exhibit, on special
loan from Duke University
Museum of Art, through the
Duke-Semans Foundation, will
be on Peruvian Pre-Columbian
material dating from 900 B.C. to
1535 A.D. and will run from
February 10th to mid-April. The
Duke University collection, one
of the top six in the nation, was
collected primarily by Professor
Emeritus Paul Clifford.
Many graphics, maps and in-
formation sheets will accompany
the exhibit consisting of eighty-
three ceramics, stone, wood, cop-
per and silver pieces, many
‘which will be on display for the
first time in North Carolina. The
exhibit will attempt to trace the
development of some of the im-
portant cultures from the early
Chavin at 900 B.C. to the Inca
Dallas, N.C. - The Gaston Black Performers from the Cot- Producer and writer will be who fell to the Spanish in 1535
College Fine Arts Council will ton Club to Broadway.” Robert Cleveland who served in A.D. Everyone, especially those
present Atlantis Productions Based on a concept by Atlan- the same capacity on from interested in history, art or the
who brings the same creative
team that wrote and produced
the hugely successful “From
Harlem ' to Broadway: The
History of the Black Musical”
that has been thrilling audiences
for the past two years, and now
has an all new musical entitled
“Harlem Nocturne: A Salute to
tis Production resident producer,
Tad Currie, “Harlem Nocturne”
will feature arrangements by
Michael Mimbs whose previous
works for Atlantis Productions
included “From Harlem to
Broadway” and “The Best of
Hollywood: Music from the
Movies.” Serving as Associate
Christian Women’s Club
Fashion Show Thursday
Harlem to Broadway.”
Featuring a cast of six highly
talented young black performers,
“Harlem Nocturne” will feature
the choreography of Byron Love
who will also be in the cast, this
marking his third tour for Atlan-
tis Productions. The new set has
been designed by Mr. Currie and
executed by Gene Erickson who
will also create new costumes for
this production. The entire pro-
duction will be directed by Cur-
ric and the company manager
will be Hank Bevis.
You'll hear Scott
“Maple Leaf Rag,” Jelly Roll
Joplin’s
It’s A Girl
For Wrights
Kathy and Larry Wright of
Route 3, Chestnut Ridge Com-
munity, announce the arrival of
their daughter, Heather Lynn,
Jan. 25th, Lincoln County
Hospital.
The baby weighed five
pounds, 14 ounces. She is grand-
daughter of Jim and Evelyn
Wright of Kings Mountain and
George and Louise Smith of
development of man, will enjoy
the sculptural and molded pot-
tery, some which have built-in
whistles to call the spirits. The
largest piece is a pottery figure
urn from the Chancay culture
900-1500 A.D.
For more information on
tours, call the museum at 704,
482-8186. The musuem hours
are 9 to 4 weekdays and 2 to §
Sundays. The museum is closed
on Saturday and there is no ad-
mission.
H&R BLOCK
Found
Richard Ruffini
In a recent survey of customers who got refunds, we found 3 out
of 4 believed H&R Block got them bigger refunds than if they'd
“prepared their own taxes. 3 out of 4. Are you one of them?
What can we find for you?
E. King Street At Canterbury Road
In The Herald Building
739-2865
Wl a ind Sn with Morton's “Kansas City Stomp,” Gastonia and great Monday-Friday 9-9; Saturday-Sunday 9-5
: 7 11 i F : i : 4 .
nual guest night dinner on over 2200 clubs throughout the DE Hise Drs HE iy os pons No Appointment Necessary - Appointments Available
Thursday, February 16 at 7 p.m.
at the Elk’s Club. For the enjoy-
ment of ladies and gentlemen
there will be a sportswear
fashion show by Lloyd & Bill’s
Sport Center of Shelby. In keep-
ing with the “Be a Sport” theme,
United States and Canada and
over 50 clubs abroad. It is non-
denominational. A cordial in-
vitation is given to all women
and their special guests to attend
this dinner.
You may make your dintier
Fats Waller, among others, and
made famous by such singers as
Bessie Smith, Josephine Blake,
Lena Horne, Pearl Bailey, Ivie
Anderson, Ertha Kitt, Della
Reese and Mahalia Jackson, to
mention only a few.
tenor Steve Harrill of the reservation by calling Virginia 5 ne
+ Gardner-Webb faculty will give Bylund, 487-0857 or Bonnie SR Noctne =
‘half-time entertainment. Price, 434-6443 by noon Mon- College's Myers Center
“Enjoying a front-row seat” is
,the topic of the speaker Graham
Pitt Mr Pitts ansinvestrrents
‘and securities advisor, a recent
newcomer to Shelby. His home
was in Rocky Mount where he
was a three-letter athlete, and he
was a cheerleader at the Univer-
sity of North Carolina. Mr. Pitt
will have a most interesting and
inspiring talk.
Heart Disease
Program Set
“Sexual Relations and Exer-
cise with Heart Disease” is the
subject for the program called
Sharing and Caring for heart pa-
tients on Thursday, February 16
Wednesday ies
day. Cancellations should be
made no later than
“Maxims are the condensed
good sense of nations.”
—James Mackintosh
noon
Auditorium on Wednesda,
February 22, at 8:15.
‘Tickets are $5 00-for get did
mission. and will be sold at the
door. “Harlem Nocturn” is an
evening of musical theatre you
won’t want to miss.
James T. Wright of Greer, S.C.
Whiplash injuries can result from a sudden
backward and forward whipping movement of
the neck, caused by an auto collision, a fall, a
powerful slap on the back, or even a violent
sneeze. The ligaments and muscles controll-
ing the spinal segments are stretched or
A Closer Look at IRAs.
oy RE open
more w.
Nobody offers
I
dys,
you to
FANE Ang
build a solid future
than First Union.
Individual Retirement Accounts are a solid invest-
ment in your future, And a great tax shelter for you
today.
sprained, allowing the vertebrae to slip into
4 abnormal positions. Nerves are then “pinch-
ed’ or irritated, giving rise to headaches,
4 nausea, dizziness and other pain.
INSURANCE
CASES ACCEPTED
HEALTH INSURANCE - (MAJOR MEDICAL)
LIABILITY - (AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS)
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION - (ON JOB)
at 7 p.m. in classrooms B&C at
Gaston Memorial Hospital.
HE The speaker, Dr. Ronald W.
a Digby, is a Gastonia internist
Jhrity and cardiologist with the Gaston
Internal Medicine Clinic.
; The program is free of charge
to those attending.
This series of meetings is joint-
ly sponsored by Gaston
Memorial and the Gaston Coun-
ty Heart Society. Heart patients
At First Union, you'll find a variety of IRAs.
One that is sure to fit your needs.
We offer fixed-rate IRA investments. For
guaranteed interest rates that stay level.
And variable-rate IRAs. Your return will
continually earn current money market rates.
First Union offers self-directed IRAs that allow
you to invest your money in stocks or bonds through our
brokerage specialists. You can save 60% or more per trade
through First Union Brokerage Service.
who attend may park in the out- KINGS MTN. For those of you who are self-employed, First Union has Fivod-
patient parking lot of the CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Keogh Plans to help build a secure future. Rate IRAs
hospital. * ; 108 W. Mtn. St. You can open a First Union IRA with only $100. And make
For further information, contributions to variable-rate IRAs as often as you like. J
please call Mrs. Myra Green, j 739-7489 fs ad BB For as little as $25. Or as much as $2,000. y Variable-Rate IRAs
: Lear Yesources depaniment, . DR. TERRY R. SELLERS You always get competitive interest rates. Plus a lot more.
: > With a First Union IRA, you get extras like a personal record-
: keeping portfolio. Comprehensive quarterly and annual
§o : oi statements. And a variety of plans to choose from:
TET) Remember, all eligible contributions made before you file
C #4 1S T NM A S E an =~ OR IU MM your tax return are deductible from your 1983 gross income
) and will reduce your tax liability. So start or add to your IRA
- New Location - 107 W. King Street , Kings Mountain, N.C. soon. And begin earning interest now. Take a closer look
| “We specialize in distinctive and personalized gifts. Many handmade crafts are customized to your choice of color. To get current interest rates and other details onany of Federal law limits eligibility and “
"We dlso have Helium Filled Balloons for Birthdays, Anniverarys, Get Well, Congratulations, Babies, Valentines or -our retirement plans, call First Union’s IRA hotline, 1-800- de ductions. Subs antialine rest Penalty
Surprise. Y g 532- 6613, Monday-Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. for Early Withdrawal. Member FDIC.
SPECIAL VALENTINE BALLOON PACKAGE
1 Mylar - "I Love You” or "Be My Valentine” And
6 Latex (Red And White) Balloons With A Talking Strip
$8.95
Clown Costume Delivery Available At A Minimal Charge
A First Union IRA. It’s a great tax shelter today.
And a solid way to build for the future. yn SE i Tg Hy
or
dd
|e *
Ba oii
"I Love You" Or "You're The Greatest” Talking Strips
Now Available!
WINTER CLASSES STARTING SOON:
Calligraphy - Feb. 11
<¢
Basketweaving - March 4
Stenciling German Paper Cutting - Feb. 13
Cross Stitch - Adults And Children - Date Pending Sculptured Lampshades
Folk Art Painting - Feb. 23 - We Are Pleased To Have Ms. Patty Eller
An Accredited Teacher From Gastonia To Teach This Class.
New Class Starting For Beginners Or Advanced On Feb. 23rd
Call Or Come By For Details. Sign Up Early For The Class Size
Is Limited - 739-5561
HOURS: Tues.-Fri. 10 A.M.-5 P.M.; Sat. 10 AM. 2 P.M. g
>
w
_——_—,.
wf db
i
3 &
:
£
r
5
&
: