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Page 4A-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, April 11, 1985
GOSPEL CONCERT - The McKameys of Clinton, Tennessee will be in a gospel concert Friday,
April 12th, at 7:30 p.m. at Barnes Auditorium. Hear them sing their No. 1 song in the nation,
“Who Put The Tears In The Eyes Of The Lamb.” Advance tickets are now on sale for $3 at
Radio Station WKMT. Also appearing will be ‘The Songmasters” of Gastonia. The public is in-
vited to attend.
Five-Car Accident
Causes High Damages
A five car pileup on York
Road Wednesday morning at
6:50 a.m. resulted in no in-
juries to the drivers but in
high property damages.
Sgt. Houston Corn of the
KM Police Department said
that the smashup occurred
when Mildred Adams, of
Route 1, operating a 1976
Ford on York Road turned
left in front of another car
operated by Betty Clinton of
Northwoods Drive. The
Adams car then struck a car
operated by Ricky Allen of
Route 1, Grover, bounced off
his car and hit a fourth car
operated by David Hopper of
Gastonia and knocked the
Hopper car into the fifth car,
a 1981 Chevrolet, operated by
Sythath Himpraphanh of 705
Princeton Drive. Damages
totaled $2625.
Mrs. Adams was charged
with unsafe movement.
~ Larry Bingham of Fallson,
sdriver for National Linen Ser-
‘vice, considered himself a
lucky man Wednesday. He
was standing in the sidedoor
of the linen truck taking out
towels for a customer when
the truck was struck by a 1976
Chevrolet operated by Maven
Seabolt, of Route 6, traveling
on West Mountain St.
Damages were estimated at
$300. Seabolt told city police
officers she didn’t see
Bingham and Bingham said
he was ‘scared’ but unhurt.
A parked car owned by
Mae Smith, of Carolina
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Garden Apts., was struck in
the parking lot of First
Citizens Bank April 4th at
3:15. Jan Crawford, of Route
1, was driver of the car which
hit the Pontiac and damaged
it approximately $300.
Johnny Swann, of Route 2,
Bessemer City, told KMPD
that he fell asleep at the
wheel of his car at 12:10 a.m.
on April 5th, lost control of
the vehicle and it rammed a
block wall at 805 Gantt St.
Family
A Parents, Teens, And
Drugs Workshop for the
whole family, will be held
April 16-April 30. Grade 6-up.
This workshop is based on the
belief by (1) Learning ac-
curate drug information, (2)
Sharing personal ‘beliefs
about drug use, and (3) Prac-
ticing making decisions
about drug use. Parents and
teens can develop an ap-
preciation for each other’s
concerns and begin to
establish a family method for
dealing with drug using situa-
tions. The workshop will be
divided into three parts:
Tuesday, April 16, ‘Part
One - Parents & Teensj’’, will
feature Trust Building, Con-
tracting for Ground Rules,
Drug Information, and Ques-
tions and Answers.
Tuesday, April 23, “Part
Two - Parents”, will feature
discussion of Drug Using
Beliefs, Current Trends,
Symptoms of Drug Use, High
Risk Teens, and Teen-Age
Appropriate Behavior, and
“Part Two - Teens’, featur-
ing Drug Using Beliefs,
Symptoms of Drug Use, Deal-
ing With Peer Pressure, and
Helping Drug Using Friends.
Tuesday, April 30, ‘Part
Three- Parents and Teens”
will explor Beliefs About
Drug Abuse, talk about
Drugs Using Delemmas,
Role Plays, and Family
Discussion Group.
To participate, you must
come as a team; (example:
parent-child). Leaders
strongly urge that the family
make a committment to at-
tend all three sessions. This
workshop is aimed at
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Swann was unhurt. Damages
totaled $250 to the wall and
$700 to the 1973 Ford Swann
was driving.
Yola Lawson, of 34 Dixie
Trailer Park, operating a
1980 Chevrolet, struck a park-
ed car in the parking lot of Ci-
ty Street Apartments owned
by Mary Howell of 130 North
City St. doing $200 to the
Lawson vehicle and $800 to
the Howell 1982 Chevrolet. .
Edith Goforth 90 Years Old,
Still Working At Plonk Brothers
ly, she made draperies and covered fur-
niture. She has always enjoyed a reputation
From Page 1-A
back to work.
Born on a farm in the Bethware com-
munity to the late Alexander and Rachel
Fulton Harmon, Mrs. Goforth was one of 12
children. Only surviving brother is her
younger brother, Thomas E. Harmon, of
Gastonia, who is 82. Mrs. Goforth’s hus-
band, Robert Grady Goforth, died when
their daughters were small and Mrs.
Goforth went to work to support the family
and to educate her children. Because she
had learned to sew at the age of nine at her
mother’s knee, Mrs. Goforth decided to go
into that business. As a young mother she
took a job with the late Monroe Rhea sewing
shades and draperies at the old Margrace
Mill Store and from there went to work for
Neisler Mills. Working for the Neisler fami-
Forum
To Meet
Citizens Open Forum will
meet Saturday morning,
April 13th, at 8:30 a.m. at the
Kings Mountain Community
Center.
It is the desire of those who
have been attending to elect
an Advisory committee. This
committee will have
representatives from each
district, one through six. The
Advisory committee will
study suggestions that have
been made and report back to
the Open Forum at the next
‘designated meeting.
The meeting is open to all
Kings Mountain citizens in-
terested in the total develop-
ment of a ‘‘better total com-
munity.’
Workshop Slated
families, who do not have a
drug or alcohol problem with
their children. Come and in-
crease your knowledge about
yourself, your family, and
drugs. Let our instructor
share his knowledge about
drugs with you. Instructor:
Bill McCullough. Fee: $6 per
family. Time: 6:00-8:00 April
16, 1985 - April 30, 1985 at
North School in Kings Moun-
tain. Register early by call-
ing Community Schools
739-2296 or Mr. McCullough
at 482-7783.
Doctor
Attends
Seminar
Dr. Valdaree Shull attend-
ed a seminar in Charlotte
Monday.
Dr. Carol Anderson,
seminar leader for ‘‘Master-
ing Resistance In Family
Therapy’’ is an Associate
Professor of Psychiatry
University of Pittsburg
School of Medicine Western
Psychiatric Institute and
Clinic Director of Family
Therapy Studies and Social
Work. Dr. Anderson is a well
known author and lecturer.
She has published numerous
articles in influential profes-
sional journals.
East Talent
Show Slated
East School Talent Show
will be held Thursday, April
11th, at 7 p.m. at B.N. Barnes
Auditorium.
Admission is $1 for adults
and 50 cents for students. The
public is invited to attend.
Barbecue
To Be Sold
Chestnut Ridge Volunteer
Fire Department will serve
BBQ with all the trimmings
from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m.
Saturday at the Fire Depart-
ment on Chestnut Ridge
Road.
Plates and sandwiches will
be available for take out or
for enjoying inside the fire
department.
For more information call
739-5927.
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Rose Bushes
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Bedding Plants ..
Hanging Baskets
ALEX’S GREENHOUSE
$5.00 - $7.00
... $5.00 Each
Geraniums....6” Pot ....$4.00 §
as. $2.00
Seed Geraniums . .....$1.00Each }
) All Vegetables .....
‘Begonias .
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$7.00 Each
EUSHIA, IVY LEAF GERANIUMS,
HYBRID IMPATIENTS, SPIDER PLANTS
ALEX OWENS - OWNER/OPERATOR
739-5120
124 W. Mountain St.
Cherryville, N.C.
With Purchase Of Any
New Car Or Truck
During April - Call Us For Details
Lewis Kiser, Dealer
Sales
3/esmen Dave Kiser,
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4 DAYS/3 NIGHTS
At the Surfside Inn, Pirate's
Cove, or Travelodge in
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No Gimmicks - No Land Tours
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York Road - Kings Mountain Highway 161 - South
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* Discount coupon booklet
for the Daytona
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* An all-attraction general
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* Your vacation gift
certificate is transferable
to relatives and friends.
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as one of the community’s top seamstresses
and delights in her work at Plonk’s and in
sewing for her grandchildren and great-
Her family helped her cut a birthday cake
on Easter Sunday and her great-
grandchildren enjoyed sitting on
Greatgrandmother’s lap and seeing birth-
day balloons rise in the clouds outside her
North Gaston Street home.
Mrs. Goforth’s good health, wit and bub-
bly personality belie her years. She reports
to work three days a week on Thursday, Fri-
day and Saturday, enjoys churchwork and
keeps her large home spotless. Wednesday
was to be housecleaning day before repor-
ting for work as usual Thursday morning at
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