MRS. SALLIE HAMILTON
Funeral services for Mrs.
Sallie Mae Hardin Hamilton,
71, of 107 Center St., who died
Monday at Duke Hospital,
will be conducted Thursday
afternoon at 2 p.m. from
. Temple Baptist Church.
Dr. Jesse Johnson and Rev.
Tim Spencer will officiate at
the rites and interment will
be in Mountain Rest
Cemetery.
A native of Cherokee Coun-
ty, S.C., Mrs. Hamilton was
e daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Furman Hardin and
widow of Theodore Woodrow
Hamilton. She was a retired
textile employee.
Surviving are her
‘daughter, Mrs. Virginia
Causby and son-in-law, Noah
(Junior) Causby and grand-
daughter, Jacqueline
Causby, of Kings Mountain;
one brother, James Hardin of
Lugoff, S.C., and two sisters,
Mrs. Ora Lee Spencer of
Smyrna, S.C., and Mrs. Rose
Martin of Rock Hill, S.C.
The family will receive
friends Wednesday night
from 7 until 9 p.m. at Harris
Funeral Home. The family is
at the Noah Causby home, 117
Colonial Drive.
CHARLES HOWELL
Funeral services for
Charles Avery Howell, 55, of
504 S. Cansler St., who died in
the Kings Mountain Hospital,
were conducted Tuesday
morning at 11 o’clock from
Masters Funeral Home
Chapel by Rev. Bob Collins,
interment following in Rebels
Creek Baptist Church
Cemetery in Bakersville.
Mr. Howell was employed
with George Rahmann
Belting Co. of Gastonia and
was a veteran of the Korean
War. He was the son of. the
late Arthur and Mamie Boone
Howell.
Surviving are his wife,
Josephine Ledford Howell;
two sons, Charles David
Howell of Grover and Randy
Wayne Howell of Kings
Mountain; four brothers,
Ernest Howell of Johnson Ci-
ty, Tenn., Gordon Howell of
Spruce Pine, Roy Howell of
Little Rock, Ark., and Ben
Ray Howell of Charlotte; and
four sisters, Margie Carver
of Jonesboro, Tenn., Dorothy
Norman of Piney Flats,
Tenn., Myrtle Walker of
Johnson City, Tenn. and
Shelby Jean McMahan of
Asheville.
ODELL P. CHALK
Odell Peak Chalk, 51, of 407
Cherry St., Gastonia, died
Tuesday in Kings Mountain
Hospital.
He was a native of Chester
County, S.C., son of Bubba
Chalk and the late Mary
Chalk. He was a member of
St. James Baptist Church and
was employed by Southern
Gear Company.
_ Surviving, in addition to his
father, are his wife, Ella Mae
Chalk; daughters, Vivian
Byers and Mary Jane Chalk,
both of Bessemer City, and
Wanda Kay Falls of
Gastonia; two sons, Anthony
Byers of Shelby and Terry W.
Chalk of Bessemer City;
brother, George M. Chalk of
Bessemer City; four sisters,
Esther Wingo of Kings Moun-
tain, Mary Lee Ross of
Bessemer City, Dora Lee
Chalk of Gastonia and Willie
Thomas of Chester, S.C.;
paternal grandmother,
. Georgia Carter of Bessemer
City; and four grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements,
which are incomplete, will be
announced by J.W. Gill & Son
Funeral Home.
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OBITURRIES
MRS. MAMIE BLACK
Funeral services for Mrs.
Mamie Evelyn Black, 57, of
Route 2, Mary’s Grove Road,
who died Tuesday, were con-
ducted Thursday afternoon at
2 p.m. from Carpenter’s
Funeral Home in Cherryville
by Rev. Jack H. Cooke, inter-
ment following in City
Memorial Cemetery in Cher-
ryville.
Mrs. Black was a native of
Evans County, Ga. and
daughter of the late Sam and
Pearl Boyette Evans.
Surviving are her husband,
Garland W. Black; three
sons, John Black of Shelby,
Jim Black of Hickory and
Sam Black of Maiden; one
daughter, Mrs. Patsy Henson
of Kings Mountain; and two
half brothers, Clean "Evans
and Jerry Calloway of Clax-
ton, Ga., eight grandchildren
and one great-grandchild.
JEROME F. SPANGLER
Funeral services for
Jerome Franklin Spangler,
76, of Carolina Avenue,
Grover, were held Saturday
afternoon at 4 p.m. from
Grover’s First Baptist
Church of which he was a
member.
Rev. Phillip Waugh and Dr.
Bobby Gantt officiated at the
rites and interment was in
Grover Cemetery.
Mr. Spangler died Thurs-
day in Cleveland Memorial
Hospital at Shelby.
He was a native of
Cleveland County, son of the
late William Albert and Essie
Cline Spangler and retired
Minette Mill employee. He
was a veteran of World War
II and a member of the
American Legion.
Surviving are his wife,
Mrs. Ethel Beam Spangler;
four daughters, Mrs. Jerri
Thornburg of Cherryville,
Mrs. Janet Eckard and Mrs.
Abbey Ledford, both of
Shelby, and Mrs. Sandra.
Ellis of Crossnore; two
brothers, W.A. Spangler, Jr.
of Miami, Fla. and Gene
Spangler of Fort Lauderdale,
Fla., two sisters, Mrs. Dellia
Callahan of Shelby and Mrs.
Aileen Kohlhepp of Toms
River, N.J., and six grand-
children.
Memorials may be made to
Grover Rescue Squad.
Harris Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements.
MRS. JANIE LEWIS
Funeral services for Mrs.
Janie Posey Lewis, 82, of 1008
E. Marion St., Shelby, who
died Saturday in Shelby Con-
valescent Center, were con-
ducted Tuesday afternoon at
2 p.m. from Clay-Barnette
Funeral Home by Rev. Ed
Sessom and Rev. Roland
Leath, interment following in
Friendship United Methodist
Church Cemetery.
Mrs. Lewis was widow of
Andrew David Lewis and
daughter of the late William
Luther and Mattie White
Posey. She was a native of
Oconnee, S.C. She was a
member of First Baptist
Church.
Surviving are two sons,
Harold Lewis and B.B.
Lewis, both of Shelby; two
daughters, Mrs. Lynette
Whisnant of Kings Mountain
and Mrs. Loretta Harris of
Charlotte; one sister, Mrs.
Julia Knight of Liberty, S.C.,
10 grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.
GARLAND ATKINS
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HONORED ON RETIREMENT—John Van Dyke, above,
receives a gold watch on his retirement from Kings Mountain
Housing Authority after 14 years as maintenance supervisor
of 250 units of public housing. Making the presentation is Julia
Jordan, KMHS executive director. !
Van Dyke
From KM Housing
‘John © Van Dyke,
maintenance supervisor for
Kings Mountain Housing
Authority for the Jost 14
years, retired recently.
As a retirement gift, the
employees treated him to a
luncheon at Holiday Inn and
the Housing Authority of-
ficers and directors
presented him with a gold
watch.
Van Dyke, a Kings
Mountain native, resides with
his wife, Helen Lovelace Van
Dyke, on West Gold Street.
Mrs. Van Dyke is a member
of the staff at Mauney
Memorial Library. They
have three children, Janelle,
Robert and John Van Dyke,
Jr., six grandchildren and
one great-grandchild and are
members of First Baptist
Church.
Retires
John L. McGill, chairman
of the board of the Kings
Mountain Housing Authority,
commended Van Dyke for his
“hard work and diligence’’ at
a recent meeting of the board
of directors. Other members
of the board are Carl Wilson,
William Orr, Rev. M.L.
Campbell and Don Parker.
Maintenance of the 250
_units of the Kings Mountain
ublic housing kept Van Dyke
usy, he said, but now he
lans to work ‘‘a little” at
ome and enjoy his grand-
children.
Enjoying the retirement
luncheon with John and
Helen Van Dyke, in addition
to Executive Director Jor-
dan, were Vivian Rikard,
Mary Edwards, Paul Brown,
William Manning, Tommy
Bell and Berben Burris, all of
the Housing Authority staff.
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