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BIG CATCH—These employees of Foote Mineral Company made a 286 pound catch of cat-
fish during a recent fishing trip to Hills Landing at Santee Cooper. The fish ranged in size
from 6 to 47 pounds. From left, Wa
Self.
OBITURRIES
ARTIE MAE GOFORTH
Funeral services for Mrs.
Artie Mae Goforth, 77, of 1317
Shelby Road, who died at
home Saturday, were con-
ducted Tuesday afternoon at
3 p.m. from the Chapel of
Masters Funeral Home by
Rev. William Tyson and Rev.
James Gable, interment
following in Gastonia’s
Hollywood Cemetery.
Mrs. Goforth was the
daughter of the late George
and Martha Blackwell and
widow of Timmons C.
Goforth.
She was a member of
Boyce Memorial ARP
Church.
Surviving are her step-
mother, Mrs. Beulah Wade of
Chester, S.C., a brother,
Clyde Blackwell of Kings
Mountain; a sister, Mrs.
Floyd O. Costner of Clover,
S.C., a half brother, Charlie
Blackwell of Pontiac, Mich.,
and a half sister, Edna
Rollins of Chester, S.C.
MRS. JOSEPH G. HICKS
Funeral services for Mrs.
Minnie Besless Ware Hicks,
91, of 80 Sula Springs
Road, Asheville, who died
Monday in Aston Park Health
Care Center after long il-
Iness, were conducted Thurs-
day afternoon at 2 p.m. from
the Chapel of Anders-Rice
Funeral Home by Dr. James
Johnson, interment following
in McDowell County
Memorial Park in Marion.
Mrs. Hicks, a native of
Cleveland County, had resid-
ed in Buncombe County since
1965. She was daughter of the
late Newman Mackowee
Ware and Mary Sue Huff-
stetler Ware and was a
member of West Asheville
Baptist Church. Her hus-
band, Joseph Grayson Hicks,
died in 1978.
Surviving are eight
daughters, Nina Parks of
Morganton; Verna Pressley
of Blacksburg, S.C., Lillian
Dwyer of Black Mountain,
Margretta Blanton of Shey,
Mary Ruth Allison of Old
Fort, Melba Hemmings of
Winston Salem, Rebecca Jo
Stewart of Kings Mountain
and Shirley Adams of Spar-
tanburg, S.C., four sons,
Herbert E. Hicks of Black
Mountain, Robert S. Hicks of
Des Moins, Iowa, Jack B.
Hicks of Wauwatoso, Wiscon-
sin, and Charles L. Hicks of
Palmsdale, California; two
brothers, Grady Ware of
Gastonia and Lemuel Ware of
Kings Mountain; 38 grand-
children and 40 great-
grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to
the John G. Hicks Seminary
Scholarship Fund, 2 Sulphur
Springs Road, Asheville, N.C.
28086.
GEORGE LOVE
Funeral services for
George C. Love, 82, of Route
2, Blacksburg, S.C., who died
Wednesday at home, were
conducted Friday at 3 p.m.
from Antioch Baptist Church
by the Rev. Vernon Craig, in-
terment following in the
church cemetery.
Mr. Love was a retired
farmer, a native of Cherokee
County and attended Antioch
Baptist Church. He was the
son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Love.
Surviving are his wife,
Macie Bolin Love; a son, Bill
Love of Blacksburg, S.C., and
a daughter, Atta Dixon of
Gaffney, S.C., two brothers,
Furman Love of Grover and
Marvin Love of Blacksburg;
a sister, Eunice Norman of
Grover; four grandchildren
and a great-grandchild.
Gordon Mortuary was in
charge of arrangements.
Kay Smith
To Give Contest
Kay DeKalb Smith will be
in concert this Sunday at
First Baptist Church of Kings
Mountain. During the 11 a.m.
morning worship service she
will bring several musical
selections. The 7 p.m. even-
ing service will be a special
concert program by Mrs.
Smith.
“Mrs. “Smith; based in
Nashville, Tenn., is a profes-
sional Christian musician
and entertainer. Even though
she is a young wife and
mother of one child, she and
her family stay busy on a na-
tional scale presenting the
gospel message through
dramatic, comedic, and in-
spirational form.
“First Baptist Church of
Kings Mountain invites the
community to come and be
blest by this gifted young
lady,” said Dr. Joel Jenkins,
pastor. :
Joint Service
By Methodists
The Kings Mountain
Charge, which is composed of
Galilee and St. Paul United
Methodist Churches, will be
sharing together a joint ser-
vice during the morning wor-
ship hour at 11 a.m. this Sun-
day. The service will be held
at St. Paul, which is located
on Cansler Street,
The T.A. Powell Choir from
Galilee and the Senior Choir
from St. Paul will be pro-
viding the music.
Each member has been
asked to bring a covered dish.
Dinner will be served outside
after the benediction, depen-
ding on the weather.
On the following Sunday,
which will be World Commu-
nion Sunday, the Charge Ser-
vice will be held at Galilee
with choirs from both chur-
ches providing the music dur-
ing the 11 a.m. worship hour.
HARRELSON REUNION
Descendents of William
Harrelson and two wives,
Sarah Salome Buff and Nan-
cy Telitha Cumi Moody
Stroupe, will have a family
reunion on October 6, 1985, 1
p.m., at Bethlehem United
Methodist Church on
Highway 182 about seven
miles northwest of Cher-
ryville. A covered dish dinner
will be enjoyed in the
fellowship hall.
ORDAINED
DeWayne Caldwell and
Ray Herndon were ordained
as Deacons at Bethlehem
Baptist Church at the Sunday
morning worship services.
yne Mays, Dwan Thornburg, Dewey Grigg and Kenny
Vandals
Damage
Cars
Vandals poured motor oil
into the back seat and used
sharp instruments to punch
holes in the back seat of a car
belonging to Dr. Laurence
Muench, 310 Downing Drive,
and damaged the car about
$100, Kings Mountain Police
said this week.
Police are continuing their
investigation of several
reports of vandalism and
break-ins, according to Mar-
ty Blanton, secretary to
D Chief J.D. Barrett.
James Hollis, Houston,
Texas, reported that an
assortment of items was
stolen from his car while
parked at Holiday Inn last
week. Property loss was
estimated at $150.
Gordon Hershberger, of
Marietta, Ga., also reported
to police that his car was ran-
sacked while parked at Holi-
day Inn and $700 worth of
clothing removed.
. Vandals ripped parts off a
piece of heavy equipment
parked in the 500 block of
Ridge Street and buried the
items. City workers, epor-
ting to work, traced the foot-
rints of the vandals and
ound the buried parts. The
uipment was owned by the
City of Kings Mountain.
James Gregory, Crawford
Trailer Park, reported to
KMPD that someone damag-
ed his car with a grocery cart
while he was parked at Har-
ris Teeter. Damages were
estimated at $50.
Bessie Hamrick, 110 Blan-
ton St., reported that her
house was broken into and
jewelry stolen amounting to’
$1100.
Willis Dennis Huffstetler,
Thornburg Drive, reported
that a window was broken out
of his house and damages
amounted to $15.
Alexander Hunsacker, of
Winn Dixie, reported that a
VCR was rented to a man
who failed to return it. He
estimated the loss at $410.
Becky Patterson, 206
Juniper St., reported that
nothing was taken during a
break-in attempt at her
house.
Jackie Anderson, 2001 Red-
wood Circle, reported that
the window in her carport
was broken out and damaged
$40.
Linda Smarr, Apt. 28 Land-
mark, reported that windows
were borken out and
damages estimated at $50.
Helen Biddix, of Shelby,
reported to KMPD that a
ocketbook was removed
rom her vehicle while it was
parked at 812 Grace Street.
John David Faucett, 704
Marion St., reported that
firearms valued at $400 were
removed from his vehicle
parked at Holiday Inn.
Ann Chen, 405 Garrison
Dr., reported a lost tag. The
number is ASC 1998.
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