Page 6B-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, June 13, 1985
VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR-Linda Carpenter, right, volunteer at Bethware School, ac-
cepts the Volunteer of the Year award from Principal Ronald Nanney. Mrs. Carpenter tied
with Mary Burchert, not pictured, for the honor and plaques.
Muench On Dean’s List
FULTON, MO—The Dean’s
List for the 1985 Winter
Semester at Westminster
College in -Fulton, MO, in-
cludes the name of James F.
Muench, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Laurence Muench of 310
pleted his junior year at
Westminster where he is at-
tending on a . prestigious
$3,000 Churchill Scholarship.
He is a member of Sigma
Alpha Epsilon social fraterni-
ty
shown high academic perfor-
mance during the past
semester. To be included on
the Dean’s List, a student
must have a 3.60 semester
grade point average with at
least 12 hours completed.
Selected For Program
From Page 2-B
Referring to her accep-
tance to the Institute, Mrs.
Propst said, ‘It is my belief
that the multiple dynamics of
flexible non-credit training
and re-training may very
well determine the success of
‘lifelong learning for the in-
dividual, the company or
organization as well as the
local community. But with
the challenge to lead
. economic growth through
training and re-training
comes the responsibility to :
know the business and
strengthen ones ability to res- !
pond. The Harvard MLE In-
stitute will equip me with a
keener sense of defining |
training problems and to :
develop and implement
policy as well as provide a na- |
tional network of professional |
colleagues. The best advan-
tage is exposure to a broader
vision of the potential of the
adult as a learning and
developing person.’’
Mrs. Propst is the daughter
of Mrs. Martha Hicks Turner
“of Grover and Gene Turner of
Shelby. She is a 1969 graduate
of Kings Mountain High
School and received her B.S.
in Marketing from Georgia
College of Milledgeville and
her M.Ed. from the Universi-
ty of South Carolina.
Mrs. Propst is married to
This
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My Dad never backed down from a challenge,
" from a responsibility. He always stood firm. I new |
Day receives, but that is as it should be. Moms Hr
should be out front in the home. They are rulers, jou va
there, but Dad supplies the bedrock, the protective mf; Ey
blanket for the home. LLL
Dad was never a man of preference. He was a man jas}
of conviction. Preferences change with the styles. = a
Convictions, never! That's my Dad. Happy Father s oi |
Harper's Prescription Pharmacy
709 W. Mountain St, Kings Mountain, NC, TPHORE 739-3687 =—=="g wm i
Tom Propst, President of The
Men’s Market, Inc. of Spar-
tanburg. They have two
children, Megan Elizabeth,
four months old, and John
thomas, 22 months old.
& Views
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Downing, Kings Mountain, The Dean’s List recognizes
NC. James has just com- those students who have Sh ower
Homes, Apartments, and Small Business Honors 2
FATHER’S
Brenda
Miss Beth McDaniel and
Mrs. Nancy Hughes enter-
“ tained together recently at a
lingerie shower honoring
: Miss Brenda Berry, whose
; wedding to Jeff Flowers took
place Sunday.
The party was held at the
McDaniel home in the Dixon
Community and 12° guests
showered Miss Berry with
trousseau gifts.
The refreshment table was
decorated in a yellow and
green motif and green punch
was served with party
pickups.
Miss Berry was presented
a shoulder bouquet of red
roses to pin to the shoulder of
her party dress.
Present as special guests
. were Mrs. Tom Berry,
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