YOUR VOT
E COUNTS!
Thank you for your support in last
week's election.
J. Ollie Harris, of the Har-
ris Funeral Home was among
those leading funeral direc-
tors attending the 68th An-
nual meeting of National
Failure to comply with provi-
sions of this Code of Good
Funeral Practice results in
termination and forfeiture of
membership. NSM firms
Thursday, October 24, 1985 - THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD - Page 15A
Harris Attends Meeting
may be found in key cities
across the United States and
Canada, with international
members throughout the free
world.
Selected Morticians at the
Fairmont Hotel, Dallas,
Texas, October 15-18, 1985.
As a member of NSM, Har-
ris met with other leadin
funeral directors from Nor
America to further foster
responsible funeral service in
the consumer and public in-
terest, and to meet the
bereavement needs of
modern day society.
Membership in National
Selected Morticians is by in-
vitation only, said the Ex-
ecutive Director, Fred L.
Bates. Membership is limited
to outstanding privately own- |
ed establishments, and is ex-
tended only after a thorough
evaluation of standards of
service, facilities, and a
history of exemplary perfor-
mance in developing an ex-
cellent reputation for respon-
sible funeral service.
Each member funeral
home in NSM has pledged its
adherance to a rigid Code of
Good Funeral Practice.
On November 5th, you will have
another opportunity to influence the
direction of our Council.
Please remember my desire to bring
your interests, your concerns — your
voice — to city government. :
Together, we can tend to the needs of
the present with an eye to the future.
ELECT
~ RUBY ALEXANDER
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Club at the Holiday Inn for
the October meeting. Upon
arrival the members were
served a delicious dessert
course. : :
In the absence of Mrs. J.N.
McClure, Mrs. John E. Gam-
ble presented the program
entitled ‘Landscaping for
Problem Yards’.
Mrs. Eugene McCarter,
resident, opened the
usiness session with com-
mittee reports. Mrs. Wilson
Crawford gave a report on
the N.C. Board of Directors
meeting in High Point at the
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interesting highlights were
given by those in attendance.
The club received an honor
certificate at the district
meeting in Charlotte.
After some announcements
were made, the meeting was
adjourned.
We invite you to visit us at 107
West King Street, or call us at
739-5561.
"for all seasons - for all reasons"
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pants. Slightly irreciar. for use in the facility.
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Assorted Ladies
Sweaters
Shaker knits & wool blends
Sugg. Retail to $32.00
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permitting, and local citizens
are encouraged to donate
baked items and craft items
to the residents to sell to the
general public.
Activity Director Julia
Keever said that persons with
items to donate should
deliver them to the facility
prior to Nov. 6th.
Spaghetti
Sugg. Retail to $30.00 pag
Our Price 5499-5899 Supper
2 a Scheduled
The Kings Mountain
Rotary Club will sponsor a
spaghetti supper on Fri,
Nov. 1 at the Kings Mountain
High cafeteria prior to the
football game between the
Mountaineers and East
Rutherford.
Supper will be served from
5 until 7:30 p.m. Cost of the
tickets are $3.50 each and
may be purchased from any
Rotarian or at the cafeteria.
REP Children ages five and under
TT y Bai may ea free
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for scholarships for local
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Women’s
Nautilus
Leotards, tights in
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Long Sleeve
Sport Shirt
Men’s Poly/cotton blends in
assorted patterns
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