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ANNIE BLALOCK
Funeral services for Mrs. An-
nie Bell Blalock, 88, of 620
Waco Road, who died Friday in
Kings Mountain Hospital, were
conducted Sunday afternoon at
3 p.m. from Bethlehem Baptist
Church by the Rev. Roland
Leath, Rev. Joe Whitworth and
Rev. N.S. Hardin, interment
following in the church
cemetery.
Mrs. Blalock was a native of
Cleveland County, daughter of
the late John and Elizabeth
Haynes Blackburn, wife of the
late Clyde Blalock and a member
of Westover Baptist Church.
Surviving are her son, Leroy
Blalock of Raleigh; six
daughters, Lauris Wray of
Shelby, Ella Mae Weaver and
Elizabeth Parker, both of Lin-
colnton, Faye Ormand of
Bessemer City, Armarylis Lyons
of Kings Mountain and Alma
Bailey of Forest City; 19 grand-
children, 25 great-grandchildren
and three
grandchildren.
Harris Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
ANNIE MAE McDANIEL
Graveside services. for Mrs.
Annie Mae McDaniel, 83, were
conducted Sunddy at 2 p.m.
from Grover Cemetery by the
Rev. Raymond Crowe.
Mrs. McDaniel died Saturday
morning at Brian Center of
Catawba in Hickory.
She was a native of Cleveland
County, daughter of the 'late
Charles H. and Roxanna Lenora
Dedmon Sheppard.
Surviving is a brother, 1.D.
Sheppard, of Grover.
Harris Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
W.M. CARPENTER
ROCK HILL, S.C. - William
Melton Carpenter, 52, of Route
7, Box 83, died Monday at his
home.
He was the son of Mrs. Ardie
Pruitt Jolly of Kings Mountain
and the late Howard Carpenter.
He was employed as a carpenter.
In addition to his mother, he is
therine
Bell Carpenter; four sons, David
Carpenter and Butch Carpenter
of Kings Mountain, Billy
Carpenter of Clover and Ken-
neth Carpenter of Rock Hill; one
daughter, Mrs. Kathy Jackson of
Kings Mountain; two brothers,
Jim Carpenter of Charleston and
Fred Carpenter of Kings Moun-
tain; one sister, Mrs. Sue Grigg
of Kings Mountain; and eight
grandchildren.
Services were conducted
Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. at Har-
ris Funeral Home Chapel by the
Rev. Bruce Hancock and the
Rev. Dean Proctor. Burial was
in Mountain Rest. Cemetery.
WILLIE MARTIN
GROVER - Willie Roman
Martin, 70, died Sunday at
Cleveland Memorial Hospital.
A native of Halifax County,
Ga., he was the son of the late
great-great -
Wilmouth and Lillie 1owery
Martin and a member of Grace
Baptist Church in South Boston.
Va. He was a retired mechanic
with Wyatt Chevrolet in South
Boston.
He is survived by Ids wife.
Norma Ratliff Martin of the
liome; two sons, Glenn Martin
of Winston-Salem and James
Martin of Grover; three
daughters, Mary Clay of South
Boston, - Jovee Harrelson fo
Shelby and Diane Johnson of
Grover; five brothers, Everette
Martin of Hudson and l.ce Mar
tin, Lou Martin, Chester Martin
and Roy Martin to South
Boston. Va.: tour sisters. Ethel
Hux of Chesapeake. Va.. Ger-
trude Griffin of Virginia and
Odell Toyd and Mrs. Gene
McKinney of South Boston.
Va.; and four grandchildren.
" Graveside services were con
ducted Tuesday at Grace Baptist
Chinrch cemetery in South
Boston, Va.
Memorials may be sent to the
Grover Rescue Squad.
EULA MAE TUFT
WACO - Fula Mae Tutt, 73.
died Sunday at her home.
A native ot Macon County.
Ga., she was the daughter of the
late Eula Mae Thurman and the
wite of the late Nathan Tuft Sr.
She was a member of Macedonia
Baptise Church.
She is survived by seven sons,
Nathan Tuft Jr., Joe Tuft. Bob-
- by Tuft, Roy Tuft. John Tufl
and Ben Tuft. all of Waco, and
Willie Tuft of Gaffney, S.C; six
daughters, Mittie Earl, Pearle
Craig and lizzie Patterson of
Waco, Minnie Brown of Shelby,
Eula Young of Cherryville and
Zuri Dee of Kings Mountain; 39
grandchildren; and five great-
grandchildren.
Services were conducted Tues-
day at 3 p.m. at Washington
Baptist Chiruch by the Rev. LE.
Montgomery. Burial was in the
Macedonia Baptist Church
cemetery.
NATHAN TUFT SR.
WACO - Nathan Tuft Sr.. 83.
died Sunday at his home.
A native of Macon County,
Ga., he was the son of the late
Frank and Maidie Tuft and was
‘married to the late Eula Mae
Tuft. He was a retired farmer
and a member of Macedonia
Baptist Church.
He is survived by seven sons.
Nathan Tuft Jr., Joe Tuft, Bob-
by Tuft, Roy Tuft, John Tuft,
and Ben Tuft, all of Waco, and
Willie Tuft of Gaffney, S.C; six
daughters, Mittie Earl, Pearle
Craig and Lizzie Patterson of
Waco, Minnie Brown of Shelby,
Eula Young of Cherryville and
Zuri Dee of Kings Mountain; a
brother, Ben Tuft of Shelby;
three sisters, Lula Mae Roberts
of Grover, and Cathrine Blair
and Ida Belle Hartgrove of
Shelby; 39 grandchildren; and
five great-grandchildren.
Services were conducted at 3
p.m. Tuesday at Washington
Baptist Church by the Rev. JE.
Montgomery. Burial was in
Macedonia Baptist Church
cemetery.
Power Going Up
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E. Pruette, Paul Owens, and Jim
Crawford.
The zoning ordinances comp-
ly with all state ordinances but
according to officials the biggest
problems are in administering
them in the.communities. The
zoning maps were also updated
in 1948 and in 1968 and 1976.
“This new “baby” shows a lot
of growth in the Kings Moun-
tain city and perimeter area since
1976”, said Griffin, who said the
committees were quite proud of
the work being done in’ these
areas.
In other actions, the board
established a Human Resources
Committee to be made up of
volunteer citizens and set April
8-14 and Sept. 16-22 as Clean-
Up Fix UP Weeks in Kings
Mountain and named Commis-
sioner Norman King as overall
chairman. The state Department
of Transportation is sponsoring a
similar - observance in whicle
citizens are invited and en-
couraged to clean up properties
during Spring and Fall.
The board of commissioners
approved final plans for develop-
ment of Parcel No. 76 which
was recently purchased by Eddie
Huffstetler from the city for
$800 at the northeast corner if
King and Cansler Street and is
part of the urban renewal
development program. Mr. Huf-
fstetler plans to build a conve-
nience store estimated 10 cost
$40,000. The brick building will
have a glass front.
Gene White, Executive Direc-
tor of Community Development
Program, emphasized again that
the Farmers Home Administra-
tion is offering to those who
qualify a one percent to three
percent low interest loan for
rehabilitation of homes, in-
cluding painting and weatheriza-
tion. He said that his office
volunteered to ‘get the word
out” and are screening ap-
plicants. Citizens on fixed in-
comes less thatn $10,000
qualify. White pointed out that
this is one function of a human
resources committee in town- to
give citizens information on pro-
grams available to those in need.
Mayor John Moss said he is
most concerned about this group
of citizens and this is just one of
the ways a human sources com-
mittee may help fellow citizens
and neighbors.
The commissioners set March
12th at 7:30 p.m. for public hear-
ing on preliminary assessment
roll for the street inprovement
project on Guyton Loop on
Church Street to Church Street,
Merrimont Avenue from Gar-
rison Drive to end of street and
Belvedere Circle from Watterson
Street to Watterson Street.
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