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NEW OFFICERS OF NINETY NINES, INC. - New officers of the Blue Ridge Chapter of the
Ninety-Nines were installed recently at a meeting at Kings Mountain Country Club. From
left, Sue Chrisawn of Union, S.C., treasurer; Hilda Goley of Spartanburg, S.C., chairman of
Aerospace Education; Tence Rhea of Kings Mountain, secretary: and A. Lee Orr of Spartan-
burg, S.C., chairman. Rosaly Sheppard of Asheville, vice chairman, was absent.
Ninety-Nines Meet
The Blue Ridge Chapter of
The Ninety-Nines held their
monthly meeting and a
ceremonial installation meeting
on Sept. 23 at Kings Mountain
Country Club.
Plans for the Southeast Sec-
tional meeting in Memphis,
Susan Wilson Allen
Completes Requirements
Susan Wilson Allen has com-
pleted the requirements for the
Doctor of Education degree at
Virginia Polytechnical Institute
State University on September
24, 1984. Her area of concentra-
tion was in public school ad-
ministration. She is a graduate of
Brevard College and Ap-
palachian State University. In
addition, she received her
Masters of Education from
U.N.C.-G. in guidance and the
Educational Specialist degree in
administration. from .Ap-...
palachian., She. has done. addi-
tional graduate work at John
Hopkins University, Baltimore,
Maryland.
Dr. Allen is employed with the
Davidson County Schools. She
previously taught third grade at
Silver Valley Elementary
School, coordinated the Career
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Exploration Program at Fair
Grove, and worked as a
counselor with the Baltimore
County Schools. She was the
first Director of the Davidson
County Extended Day School.
She was the first Director of the
Davidson County Extended Day
School. Having served as Prin-
cipal of the Denton Elementary
School for nine years, she is now
the Director of Vocational
Education for the Davidson
County Schools.
A. Gaston County. native, she
is the daughter of Mrs. Jake
McGinnis of Gastonia, NC and
the late James S. Wilson. She
resides in Denton, NC with her
husband, Charles O. Allen, Vice-
President of Mid-State Plastics
in Seagrove, NC and their two
children, Jeremy and Jennifer.
Mr. Allen is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Allen of York
Road, Kings Mountain.
Dr. E. Lawson Brown, a
former Kings Mountain High
School Principal is the
Superintendent of the Davidson
County Schools.
Film To Be Shown
At Dixon Presbyterian
Joe and Pete face the real life
problems of poverty and adversi-
ty in an urban ghetto in the ac-
tion packed Christian film “Nite
Song” which will be shown on
Thurs., Oct. 18 at 6:30 p.m. at
Dixon Presbyterian Church.
Viewers will see God at work
in even the most difficult situa-
tions of life. Joe’s committment
and faith in Christ give him
courage to meet the heartache of
a family at the breaking point
and at the same time help Pete
find that he must decide once
and for all where he stands with
God.
The public is invited.
October 18
6:30 P.M.
DIXON PRESBYTERIAN
Dixon School Road, Kings Mountain
Tenn. were discussed and also
the upcoming Autumn Gold
Rally in October at the Asheville
Regional Airport.
All of the meetings are fly-ins
and Shelby Airport was terminus
for the meeting.
New officers are: A. Lee Orr
of Spartanburg, S.C., chairman;
Rosaly Sheppard of Asheville,
vice chairman; Tence Rhea of
Kings Mountain, secretary; Sue
Chrisawn of Union, S.C.
treasurer; Hilda T. Goley of
Spartanburg, News reporter;
Vickie Sproule of Henderson-
ville, Amelia Earhart Scholar-
ship; Louise White of Fletcher,
U.S. Proficiency Flight Team
chairman; and Dot Penney: of
Spartanburg, membership chair-
man.
The Ninety Nines, Inc., is an
organization of women pilots.
Thursday, October 11, 1984-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 7B
Shower Honors Tricia
Tricia Blalock, bride-elect of
Jimmy Hall, was honored at a
Christmas shower Friday night.
The shower was held at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas
Durham.
The shower was centered
around the Christmas tree and
Christmas candles and holly
decorated the room. The
refreshments consisted of a
homemade cake, sausage rings,
cookies and Christmas tea.
Miss Blalock was showered
with items to help her and her
bridegroom-to-be celebrate their
first Christmas together.
The hostesses were Sallee
Durham, Karen Brown, Faye
Ramey and Lisa Ramey.
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