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CHURCH MUSICIANS HONORED—John Henr > 8
presented a mantle clock from George Davis at Oak View Baptist Church in appreciation
for their long service as church musicians. Mr. Davis is chairman of the Board of Deacons.
Comani
Caldwells Honored
By Oak View Church
On Sunday, September 15,
members of Oak View Bap-
tist Church honored Mr. and
Mrs. John Henry Caldwell for
their faithful service to the
music ministry.
Mr. Caldwell was choir
director for 38 years
(1947-85), while his wife
Mildred, served as organist
for a large portion of these
years.
George Davis, chairperson
of the Board of Deacons,
presented the couple with a
mantle clock, symbolic of the
church’s appreciation for
their long time service. A 6’
Kawai Grand Piano was also
purchased by the church and
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Richard G. Steeves,
Cleveland County Health
- Director, was presented the
| prestigious ‘‘Citation of Merit
Award’’ at the awards ban-
uet of the Annual Meeting of
the North Carolina Public
Health Association on
September 19, 1985 in
Asheville.
The ‘Citation of Merit
Award” is given each year to
an individual in recognition
of outstanding contributions
to public health in North
Carolina.
Mr. Steeves received the
award for continually leading
his staff with vision and
foresight, fostering a
multidisciplinary approach
to the solution of public
health problems, attracting
and sustaining a competent
and professional staff for the
operation of the Cleveland
County Health Department,
and making hard decisions on
the basis of what is best for
the agency and the public
health and not on the basis of
ease or popularity.
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named in loving honor of Mr.
Caldwell to further recognize
him for his numerous con-
tributions to the church over
the years.
A Service of Dedication
was held on Sunday evening.
The Rev. Robert Moore,
pester of the church, gave a
rief summary of John’s con-
tributions to the church. The
first program, inaugurateing
the ‘Music At Oak View
Series” was ‘a recital of
sacred piano music played in
honor of Mr. Caldwell by
Timothy Belk, Director of
Music.
An informal reception
followed in the social hall.
Benefit
Pageant
October 27
The Second Annual
Christmas Seal Pageant will
be presented by the
American Lung Association
of North Carolina, Catawba
Valley Region, on Sunday,
October 27. It will be held at
the Lincoln County Citizens
Center Auditorium in Lin-
colnton at 7:00 p.m. The
rehearsal will be 3:00 p.m. -
5:00 p.m. the same day.
Contestants must be a resi-
dent of Alexander, Catawba,
Cleveland, Gaston, Iredell, or
Rowan county.
Pageant divisions will in-
clude: Little Miss for 4-6
years old, Young Miss for 7-10
years old, Junior Miss for
11-13 years old, and Miss for
14-17 years old. There will be
a winner and a first and se-
cond runner-up in each age
division. The winner will
receive a crown, trophy, ban-
ner, and flowers. Runners-up
will receive a trophy.
A photogenic category will
also be offered using the
same age divisions as the
pageant Only one winner will
chosen from each division
and will receive a free per-
sonal color photograph and
photograph sitting with
Payseur Studio of Newton. To
enter this division, bring a
hoto (any size in color or
lack and white) to the
rehearsal.
There is a $25 entry fee for
the pageant and a separate
$10 entry fee for the
photogenic division.
Contestants may be spon-
sored by either parents,
" businesses, or interested in-
dividuals. All checks should
be made payable to the
American Lung Association
by the October 18 deadline.
- The Christmas Seal
Pageant is sponsored by
Highland Glass Industries,
Inc. and Ethan Allen, In. co
that proceeds will be used to
help support the American
Lung Association’s local pro-
grams.
Contact the American Lung
Association of North
Carolina, Catawba Valley
Region, P.O. Box 130, Con-
over, N.C. 28613, (704)
464-2413 for applications and
further information.
Keep HORD
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Paid Pol. Adv.
BRUCE FITZWATER
Thursday, September 26, 1985 - THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD - Page 17A
Christian Scientist
“The movement to Chris-
tian healing is being led by an
improved concept of God and
His creation,”’ remarks
Bruce Fitzwater of Portland,
Oregon, in a lecture he will
give here on Friday, Oct. 4.
Sponsored by Christian
Science Society of Gastonia,
the Fitzwater lecture, ‘“The
Logical Certainty of Chris-
tian Healing,” will be given
at 8 p.m. in the auditorium of
the Public Service Co., Cox
Rd. and I-85.
The lecturer looks to Christ
Jesus as setting the clearest,
most consistent example of
spiritual healing. Referring
to Jesus as ‘‘the master
Christian healer,” Fitzwater
notes, “Even with all the
wonders of modern
technology, there has never
been a more certain healer
than Jesus.”’” An examination
of Jesus’ biblical explanation
of his healing power is includ-
ed in this lecture.
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The Pilot Club of Gastonia
conducted a combined pro-
gram and business meeting
on Tuesday, September 10, at
6:00 p.m. Cary McSwain,
Assistant County Manager,
spoke on community service,
“What Gaston County is All
About’’. The presentation
emphasized ways to deal with
potential problems created
y the construction of a new
landfill to accomodate 400
tons of garbage per day, and
with a future project of con-
version of garbage into
energy. :
The business meeting
followed, conducted by presi-
dent Vivian Sapp, who
related the organization’s
plans for a yard sale on
September 21 and participa-
tion in the Oktoberfest ac-
tivities scheduled for October
5, as well as the state
organization’s plans for Fall
Council meeting in High
Point on October 12 and 13.
A new member, Edna ¢
Burleson, was initiated by. §
Outreach Chairman Frances
McSwain. Ms. Burleson is
employed by the Gaston
County Board of Education in
the library services depart-
ment.
The Pilot Club of Gastonia
is a member organization of
Pilot International, a service
organization composed of
professional and business
women.
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