OBIT! INRIES
one son-in-law, Yates Smith
of Kings Mountain; 10 grand-
children; 20 great-
grandchildren; and eight
great-great-grandchildren.
LUTHER WADE
Luther Wade, 74, of 4501
Knollcrest Drive, Charlotte,
who died October 23 in Mercy
Stowe.
friends Wednesday night
Funeral Home.
Wade was retired from the
Lovette of Lake Charles, La.;
seven grandchildren;
five great-grandchildren.
Funeral services for the Grover Rescue Squad.
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Shelby; three sisters, Ray
Stubbs of Shelby,
Smart of Shelby and Lillian Bessie Weaver McGill, 81, of
508 West Gold Street, who
and died Friday morning at her
home, were conducted Sun-
Corrie
BESSIE McGILL
Funeral services for Mrs.
Memorials may be made to day at 2 p.m. at First Baptist
Church, where she was a
member.
LULA FALLS
Funeral services for Mrs.
at Grier Funeral Home In gay at home, were conducted
Charlotte by the Rev. A.W. ar at 3 p.m. at Grace
; . 3 United Methodist Church,
The family will receive here she was a member:
Rev. Frank Gordon of-
from 7-8 p.m. at Grier ficiated. Burial was in Moun-
tain Rest Cemetery.
A native of Haywood Coun-
Dr. Robert Lamb and Dr.
Joel Jenkins officiated.
A native of Cleveland Coun-
ty, she was a former
secretary for Eagle's Store
and daughter of the late
William and Georgiana Moss
Weaver and widow of
William Fulton McGill.
Henry Ray Carroll, of
Sumter, S.C., four daughters,
Mrs. Mary Frances Farris, of
Kings Mountain, with whom
she resided; Mrs. Wilma
Louise Gray, Mrs. Ola Mae
Ivester, both of Gastonia, and
Mrs. Betty Jean Foster of
Blacksburg, S.C., 23 grand-
children, 36 great-
grandchildren, one great-
great-great-grandchildren.
The family will receive
friends Wednesday night
from 7 to 9 p.m. at Gordon
Mortuary in Blacksburg, S.C.
was son of the late Horace
Bowen and a veteran of
World War II.
He is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Edna Russ
Bowen of Kings Mountain;
his wife, Faye Turner
Bowen; two daughters, Mrs.
Margie Moss and Mrs. Kathy
Queen, both of Kings Moun-
tain; three brothers, Glenn
Bowen of Shelby, Yates
Hospital in Charlotte, will be [yzinia “Lula” Falls, 79, of Burial was in Bethel great-grandchild, one step
conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. 500 May Street, who died Sun- Cemetery. grandchild, two step great- Bowen of Earl and Billy
grandchildren and two step Bowen of Kings Mountain;
three sisters, Mrs. Ruth
Turner of Grover, Mrs. Sue
Whitworth of Shelby and Mrs.
Dot Martin of Shelby; and
five grandchildren.
city of Charlotte and was a ty she was a retired textile CYRUS BOWEN
native of Sharon, S.C. He was employee and daughter of the 1 : 1 : - :
son of the late Henry and jgte Columbus and Sarah Le , io» Syrte . SPECIAL TOM CLARK EVENT
Elbie Wade. Ledford Martin. She was cle Road, who died Sunday at | 5
Surviving are his son, married to the late Fred p d
i i ted Tues-
Luther Gist of Oklahoma Ci- pails ome were conduc
: ay at 3 p.m. at Victory Bap- P re m le re
Of
“TELLY”
: BUDDY SELLERS
{ Funeral services for
i William A. “Buddy’’ Sellers,
: 89, of Route 4, Kings Moun-
tain, who died Friday morn-
in Kings Mountain brothers, Clarence Wade and
ty, Okla.; two sisters, Sally ~ gurviving are her son, Rev.
Barnes and Edna Wade, both Fred Walls 4 re Ganlotia : ist chinch Yhore hetwas a
of New York City; (WO two daughters, Mrs. Betty Rev. Jeffrey R. Davis, Rev.
Lou Reinhardt and Mrs. Nan- (Claude White and Rev. Ar-
- mre
ing
: Hospital, were conducted Bubba Wade, both of Kings oy Short of Kings Mountain; : oy
: tae t Di Th 3 : ; chie Chapman officiated. :
a Dixon ny grand thy sisters, Js Moe | Burial wes iy Prensa Hill A Special Cairin Creation And The “World
Rev. Allan Sinclair of- grandchild. Maude Elmore. of Gastonia, Ms o Of Tom Clark”, A National Documentatary
Anna Messer of (Cleveland County and a THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 7:00 P.M.
ficiated. Burial was in Mrs.
retired textile employee. He. Very limited number. Come by anytime between now
DOVIE POSTON Gastonia, and Mrs. Dorcus
Bethlehem Baptist Church 2
cemetery. Grandsons of Mr. Funeral services for Mrs. webb of Gastonia; four : :
: ; : : ’ he is survived by several d Thursday, N i i
Sellers were pallbearers, Dovie Hardin Posion of Rovio grandchildren; and oen id and Tre on i a) a Dla Yo a oe
A native of Cleveland Coun- 2, who died Sunday at Shelby great-grandchild. bidder will be presented their Tom Clark Collector's
Masterpiece on:
ty, he was the son of the late Convalescent Center, were MINNIE LEE CARROLL
William B. and Rosanna conducted Wednesday at 2
Blanton Sellers and husband - p.m. from the chapel of Har- CARD OF THANKS
of the late Fairy Frances ris Funeral Home bytheRev. - I would like to express my
Hayes Sellers. He was a Paul Sorrels. Burial was in deepest and sincere expres-
retired textile employee and Cleveland Memorial Park in sion of gratitude to the follow-
member of Bethlehem Bap- Boiling Springs. : ing persons who showed so (Crowders Mountain Com-
tist Church. Mrs. Poston was a native of much love and kindness to munity, will be conducted
Surviving are a son, Lee Cleveland County and my wife, myself, and my Thursday at 4 p.m. from Ap-
Sellers of Kings Mountain; daughter of the late John D. family during my wife’s il- = tioch Baptist Church of which
four daughters, Lib Sellers, ‘and Emma Pearson Poston. Iness and subsequent death. she was a member.
Annie Mae Sellers, Lillie She was widow of the late My thanks to nurses if ICU, to Rev. Vernon Craig and
Jackson and Nancy Smith, all Jesse William hardin and a Cindy Barber, Beverly Harry Rey. Davis Stewart will of-
of Kings Mountain; four member of First Baptist and to Dr. Frank Sincox, and fjciate and interment will be
sisters,jAlice Eubanks, Essie Church in Grover. Dr. Scott Mayse. No one can in Antioch cemetery.
Surviving are two know how much they have Mrs. Carroll was a native
THURSDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 5TH, 7:00 PM
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On Thursday, November 5th
Funeral services for Mrs.
Minnie Lee Carroll, 83, of
Route 1, Cherry St.,
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Denneit d Vera Brides all no S 2
of Kings Mountain, and Eva daughters, Joyce Setzer of meant to my family. ht
Bolin of §Gherryville; one Granite Falls and Rachel YE incerely, of the late Kaus and Mary Pr
daughte’@in-law, Alma Cline of Gastonia; one C.M. Lovelace (Collins Spurlin. She was 861-8355 |
Sellers of’ s Mountain; brother, Coy Poston of colt widow of Irb Hemphill Car- iq
roll. 0
Surviving are her son,
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will dress in styles of the 30’s
and 40’s and prizes will go to
the best costumed man,
woman, boy and child.
‘Rev. John Harris, pastor,
will preach at the 11 a.m.
worship hour.
Leaf Pickup
Begins Monday
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The annual leaf pickup with
the city vacuum machine will
start Monday, Nov. 2 and con-
tinue through Thursday, Dec.
31, at midnight.
City Sanitation Depart-
ment Director Jim Downey
remides residents not to
place limbs and leaves
. together because limbs will
stop up the vacuum machine.
For more information
about the pickup, contact
Downey at 734-6333.
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Rezoning Request
To Be Heard
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I, Al Moretz, am a candidate for City Commissioner for
District I. I am the only candidate with technical training
i ainin
~ experience related to the selection of a city mana oer. g and
Wilson Griffin said that
several adjoining property
owners who oppose the rezon-
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Thursday's hing Hen . As a citizen, I am concerned about my utility bills, recrea-
g. (SEHD said the hoard, in tion for the children, the senior citizens program, improving
oe : Top Gun ews 1 aa 2 ne the streets and drainage systems, the appearance of our
- Showtime mended that city council look neighborhoods and getting information from the city.
= Exclusive Movie i (As a commissioner, with my engineering experience and
po IVE of the Week ing for satellite annexation citizen input, I would work for the other citizens to improve
o the city’s i 1 3 ; .
ge «Now adiferon oxclsive movi SH loins y's mo he ome hose Jitmions In order to accomplish this task, all citizens
2 Srey gins time. Grover Blosiion Ts lake part in government as individuals. Candidates also
after week, watch and enjoy 2 shou i *F indi; «pe .
ww. Wonk pit ah Weis Soren Toc Rua; ¢ ConSliered on their individual qualification AND
From Page 1-A So Tovifilcs ;
id J From Papa iy I offer myself as an individual with an engineering degree
Mil Cherryville Terms of Graty Ross, Jim o he citizens 3 Kings Mountain. I would like to use my
435-5449 Howell and Don Rich do not ents as your Distri 1SSi
139-0164 Gaston Co. expire this year. y rict I Commissioner.
824-9856 Polls open at 6:30 a.m. and Thank You
vom - close at 7:30 p.m. at Grover
z LAE bed Rescue Squad. Pd. Po. Adv
E, In Grover, 280 citizens are
registered to vote.