FIFTH GRADERS PERFORM AT RED, WHITE AND
of the
fifth graders who sang patriotic songs at the recent Red, White and Blue Day at East School.
From left, Chris Young, Kim Mull, Becky Hinson, Neal Brown, Tameka Hopper and Crystal
Student Tells About Trip
“I loved my stay in Thailand. It was one of She plans to attend UNC-Wilmington next
Burns.
the most exciting trips of my life.”
The speaker was Heather Houston, p
year.
Miss Houston participated in an exchange
rogram sponsored by the American Field
Mooresville High senior who gave the pro- Service and lived with a Thai family for 2%
gram at the Thursday Afternoon Book
at the home of Mrs. J.H. Patterson.
"Houston, the former Diane Roberts, mother
of Miss Houston. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
lub months and attended school. She learned the
language and studied their culture and found
the Thais to be ‘‘very warm and loving peo-
Annie B. Roberts, great-aunt of Miss ple.”
Houston, was in charge of the program. Also... ..Miss Houston wore a Thai dress and ex-
present as a visitor was Mrs. Sammy hibited jewelry, silks and blouses and other
items she brought from Thailand.
This year the Houston family is hosting an
Samuel H. Houston, Kings Mountain natives, AFS student from Sweden.
Miss Houston, 17, is the granddaughter of
After the program, Mrs. Patterson was
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Roberts and Mr. and assisted by Mrs. Tom Trott in serving a
Mrs. Humes Houston, all of Kings Mountain.
salad and desert course with coffee.
Painting Workshop Set At First Presbyterian
The Southern Arts Society
will sponsor a painting
workshop on Saturday, April
16 in the recreation building
of First Presbyterian
Church. The day will be
divided into three sessions.
The 10 am to 11:30 am session
will be filled with children 5
through 7 years of age. From
1 pm to 2:30 pm the class will
be for children 8 years
through 10 years. The last se-
sion for the day will start at
3:30 pm and last until 5 pm.
Any student from 11 years old
and up to 99 can attend this
class.
All supplies will be furnish-
ed. A fee of $5.00 will be
charged to offset the cost of
supplies and instruction.
Resevations are a must since
calsses will be limited to 20
students.
Please notify your students
of this art worshop and han-
dout information to in-
West Talent Show Thursday
West School’s annual
Talent Show will be held
Thursday at 7 p.m. at Barnes
Auditorium.
Contestants, all classroom
winners, are Holly Hollifield,
Courtney Moss and Erika
Randall, fifth grade; Vicky
Pragsongphime, Becky
Taylor, Somsai Phongsa,
Jamie Terry, Chad Adams
and Jason Murphy, fourth
grade; Will Mauney. Sloan
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Goforth, Brian King, Grant
McMahan and Mark
Johnson, third grade; Nikki
Wallace, Summer Crisp and
Sarah Bunch, second grade;
Corey Hovis and Sheila
Vaden, first grade; and A’me
Mauney, kindergarten.
Veteran Channel 9 reporter
Cullen Ferguson will be
master of ceremonies.
Tickets are $1 at the door.
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Kiwanis Club’s Final
Travel Film April 5
Kings Mountain Kiwanis
travelogue of the series April
5 at 7:30 p.m. in B.N. Barnes
Auditorium.
The Travel and Adventure |
Club will show its final film is entitled ‘‘Spanish ;
Season’’ by Robert Pearce.
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Kiwanis Club members.
Auditions Set Monday
For ‘Same Time Next Year’
Steve Marlowe, president
of the Kings Mountain Little
Theatre Board of Directors,
announces that Camiel Brad-
shaw will direct the upcom-
ing play, “Same Time Next
Year” by Bernard Slate.
Auditions will be Monday
at 7 p.m. at Kings Mountain .
Little Theatre. The play is an
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