Karen Shytles
Four Years Old
Karen Renee Shytles
celebrated her fourth birthday
on December 8 along with her
father.
The party was held at Bolin
Day Care Center with many of
Karen’s friends and relatives.
The “My Little Pony” motif was
used as decorations with a sur-
prise visit from a clown.
Karen’s guests were her grand-
mothers, Mrs. Herman Bolin
and Mrs. Doug Shytles and
other relatives including Mrs.
Rhonda Cloninger and Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Bolin, and friends,
Clint Hardin, Wayne King, Jim-
my Boheler, Joe Dixon, Jamie
Sellers, Stephanie Ruppe,
Chrystal Wilson, Asheley
Wilson, and sister Leslie Shytles.
Karen is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Shytles and the
grandddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Bolin and Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Shytles all of Kings Moun-
tain.
Infants
Rites
Conducted
Graveside services for David
Thongsamouth, infant son of
Lahn and Bangone
Thongsamouth, of 7870
. Margrace Road, were conducted
Friday morning at 10 a.m. from
Mountain Rest Cemetery by Dr.
Joel P. Jenkins, Jr., pastor of
First Baptist Church.
The baby died Thursday in
4s Kings Mountain Hospital. :
%« Harris Funeral was in charge
of arrangements.
Break-Ins
Reported
Utility - buildings remain
targets of thieves this holiday
season, police reminded this
week.
City police are continuing
their investigation of break-ins
at various utility buildings in the
Linwood section of the city.
Y esterday, thieves hit another
utility building in that area, tak-
ing a lawnmower valued at $159
at the residence of Ruth Ruff,
805 Boyce St.
~~ Joe Reynolds, 501 W. Gold
St., reported theft of his bicycle
valued at $125.
. Kathy Hannon, 206 Benfield
Drive, reported someone broke
out a window at her home.
No automobile accidents oc-
curred during the past several’
days.
VFW Slates
Monday Dance
A New Year’s Eve dance for
members and guests will be held
on Dec. 31 from 9 p.m. until 1
a.m. at Frank B. Glass Post 9811
Veterans of Foreigh Wars on
Grover Road.
“Iron City” will play for music
and dancing. i
Admission is $10 couple.
Jason, Aaron
Note Birthdays
Jason and Aaron West
celebrated birthdays in
December.
Jason was five years old Dec.
16th and Aaron was 6 on Dec.
20th. They are the children of
Debbie and Bill West.
The brothers celebrated their
birthdays with birthday cakes
and ice cream and will celebrate
with another party with all fami-
ly members in January. ;
They are the grandchildren of
Hazel and Robert Ramsey and
Bob and Colleen West and great-
grandsons of Mrs... ‘Mallie
Adams.
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Taste Makes Waist, And Heartburn
The holiday season is well
under way and your diet is pro-
bably only a memory. Y ou know
taste makes waist. But did you
know that more taste may also
cause heartburn?
Actually heartburn, a burning
sensation behind the breastbone,
has nothing to do with the heart.
moves up into the esophagus, ir-
ritating its lining.
“Heartburn ‘can be caused
when people eat too much foods
that contain fat, chocolate or
peppermint,” Dr. Donald
Castell, professor of ‘medicine
(gastroenterology) at the
Bowman Gray School of
Medicine, said. “Drinking too
much alcohol also can cause
heartburn.”
Once the "lining of the
esophagus becomes irritated,
other foods and drinks can ag-
grevate the irritation. These in-
clude citrus “juices, coffee and
‘foods having tomatoe in them.
Castell has two suggestions on
how to avoid heartburn. “We all
should try not to eat and drink
too heavily during the holidays,”
he said. “We should also avoid
lying down within the first hour
or two after eating. When a per-
son lies down on a full stomach,
‘it is much easier for the stomach
acid to move into the
esophogus.”
There are a variety of antacid
medications available without a
prescription that help to relieve
the symptoms, If they don’t
work, Castell suggests seeing a
physician for a more effective
medication or to make sure that
nothing more serious is causing:
them to feel bad.
cn SA iv — up
It occurs when stomach acid
vases
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