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Stroupes Celebrate Birthdays Cheryl Lynn and Deborah Carline Stroupe celebrated their birthdays recently with a party at their home. Cheryl is 16 and Deborah 15. Guests attending included their parents, Della and Micheal Stroupe, Micheal Stroupe Jr., Sandie Stroupe, Peter Stroupe, Donna, Phillip, Jennifer and John Philip Martin, Stacy Wagley, Melonie and Joel Jackson, Walter and Mrs. Helen Martin, Rev. and Mrs. Odes Webb, Lisa and Micheal Sanders, Melody and Kimberlee Faith Sanders, Patricia, Christina and Andrew Allen, Mrs. Pauline Mauney and Rosemary Toney. Anthony Guy was invited but could not attend because of illness. Cheryl and Deborah attend Kings Mountain Junior High and are members of the Interdenominational Holiness Church. Page 10A-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Wednesday, April 12, 1989 REHEARSING FOR PLAY- Members of the cast of "Murder Takes The Stage" rehearse for the up- coming performance. Pictured are: Standing, left to right, Jim Champion, Charles Davenport, and Katherine Jenkins; seated, left to right, Laura Beth Moss, Donna Yarboro, and Craig Yarboro. The play opens May 4 at the Kings Mountain Little Theatre. Ticket information will be announced soon. Catherine Clore and Jeff Grigg are directing. Cancer Support Group Meets Here "You don't know what a help it is to know that I'm not the only person going through this," re- marked Jane to a new found friend. "I don't think I've ever felt quite as alone, after people began to find out that I had cancer. No one would talk to me much any more, people seemed uncomfortable around me," Jane's voice trailed off as she looked at her new friend and then across the room at the young couple talking with the middle aged man, all seeming to be very glad to meet these new friends. Jane continued, "I think I under- * stand what people were doing,...they felt like they didn't know what to say, they didn't want to be hurtful, or talk about some- thing that they thought would be painful for me, so their uneasiness made them avoid me.” Kenny and Angie Richardson of Grover announce the arrival of their son, Matthew Richardson, April 5, Cleveland Memorial ‘» Hospital. The baby weighed 6 pounds, 7 ounces. He has one brother, Joshua Richardson. It's A Boy For Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Price of Shelby announce the birth of a son, Nicholas Drew, April 1 at Cleveland Memorial Hospital. Grandparents and step-grandpar- ents are Kathleen Price of Cherryville, David Price of Garden Jane's new friend nodded vigor- ously. Jim, who was refilling his coffee cup chimed in with his agreement, "I know the feeling." The group of people for whom cancer was a common factor in life had gathered seeking and giving mutual support, encouragement, and hope. The people could talk freely, everyone in someway had to face what one of the called, "the dragon.” There was hope identified in knowing that sister and brother could "be there" for each other whether they be patient, family member, or one who was in remis- sion. The support group power can be for any cancer patient or family member in Kings Mountain. The group meets at 7 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays of each month ‘Richardsons Announce Birth Grandparents are Roy and Meria White of Kings Mountain and Mrs. Myrtle McNeill of Mullins, S. C. Great-grandmothers are Mrs. Sallie White of Kings Mountain and Mrs. Julia McSwain of Boiling Springs. Prices City, S.C., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pollock of Grover and the late Robert E. Hambright of Grover. Great-grandmother is Mrs. W.R. Wylie of Blacksburg, S.C. The baby's mother is the former Dawn Hambright of Grover. Subscribe To The Herald AUCTION Saturday, April 15, Real Estate, Antiques Antique Muskets . Mr. Lloyd Stroupe - Owner 601 East 1st. Street Due to ll health Mr. Stroupe is selling all of the following « 10 AM Real Estate (to 1 Vacant Lot Antiques, Furniture & Collectibles (partial listing) Several old musket guns (some 100 yrs. old) Walnut corner cupboard Walnut chest of drawers Walnut dresser Cecilian talking machine (cabinet type) Wicker rocker - Oak pressed back rocker Spinning wheel & yarn reel Flat top trunk Pine blanket chest Waterbury wall clock. clock cases & lots of clock parts 3 quilts 8 straight chairs Portable sewing machine Old pocket knives & eye glasses Shop Equipment, Etc. WICO E Co. Hit & Miss gas motor type EK Serial # 496198 Old band saw (gas power unit) on metal frame ‘Craftsman commercial metal lathe 40 x 88 in. (like new) Delta Rockwell saw Portable rip saw (table & motor) Delta drill press Delta disc sander % H P. motor Electric hack saw B/D 5 in. bench grinder (new) Belt sander on stand B/D 8 in. skill saw Home-made lathe 2 chain saws (8 & 10 in.) 3'shop vacuum cleaners 2 Singer upholster sewing machines & work tables 100 Ib. anvil - 5 in. vice Howe platform scales 5 ton railroad jack Belt sander 16 ft. work table with nail & storage bins 9 ft. metal work bench 8 fi. glass work table & cabinet - large stock of glass Belt & screw cabinet (19 drawer) Telephone (704) 735-8395 — License #2066 NOT RESPONSIBLE IN CASE OF ACCIDENTS! 100 x 208 ft. In the 700 block, East Main Street - Cherryville, NC Terms: 10% down, balance 30 days SALE CONDUCTED BY Teague Gilbert of Lincoln Auction Co., Inc. © Auctioneers — G. Teague Gilbert & Johnson B. Gilbert 1989 10:00 AM , Shop Equipment & Collectibles — Cherryville, NC be sold on the premises) 16 pieces of pottery including: Sgal ugDMH 3galjug NB Large collection of bottles (White House Vinegar jugs. medicine bottles. etc) - Wooden churn - large dough bow! Dinner bell Wash pot Powder horns Hand-made wooden toys (cider mill, road scrape machine. steam shovel. thrashing machine. saw mill, wooden barn. pump car Old locks and keys Old wooden planes - all types Old tools ; 6 x 12 ft. cloth work table - large supply of material Bench grinder Paint spray guns & sanders Tool boxes - Electric motors Williams socket set (1 1/16 10 2 in.) & carrying case Drawing knives. Brac-in-bits, hand saws Large amount of hand tools, wrenches, etc. Lots of Model A Ford pars Martin #60 boat motor Approx. 50 C-clamps (2'2 to 6 in.) 17 furniture clamps (11 in. to 6 ft) Extra large amount of screws. bolts, hinges, etc. Miscellaneous Vitamaster J17 treadmill Vitamaster MA500 rowing machine i 3 wheel bicycle (like new) Spring Field garden plow 32 H.P. Utility cart Lots of mixed lumber (some walnut) & metal Many, many items 100 numerous to mention Terms: Cash Inspection: 9 to 10 morning of sale Maxine Daves - Power of Attorney 5 — Route 1, Lincolnton. N.C. 28092 Bethlehem Volunteer Fire Department will be selling barbe- cue chicken plates Saturday begin- ning at 5 p.m. Adult plates are $5 and include half a chicken, barbecue slaw, roll, chips, cake and tea or coffee. Children's plates will be sold for $3 Tax Deadline Last-minute filers can get in- come tax assistance from a toll-free line, 1-800-424-1040 from 8 a.m.- 5:45 p.m. Monday through Friday. To provide additional assistance for taxpayers, the toll free line will be available on Saturday, April 15 from 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. and on April 17 from 8 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. The IRS office nearest Kings Chicken Supper Saturday and will include two legs, barbecue slaw, roll, chips, cake and tea. On display will be Charlotte Memorial Hospital's emergency flight service helicopter if weather permits and the crew is not dis- patched to an emergency. Near Mountain is located at Eastpark Executive Center, 6635 Executive Circle, Charlotte and the office is open Mondays through Fridays from 8 to 4:30 p.m. "Although we will be observing normal business hours on April 17, deadline for filing 1988 taxes, we will not shut out taxpayers at 4:30 p.m.," said John E. Burke, IRS District Director. "We will work until all taxpayers are served." Bob Hayes To Speak Assistant Police Chief Bob Hayes will be guest speaker at Thursday night's meeting of Citizens Who Care club at Western Steer, Shelby. Dave Lawing, president of the club, said Hayes will use the topic, "Drugs." HELP AMERICA GET BACK in the Recreation Building of First Presbyterian Church in Kings Mountain (across from the Family Dollar Store on East King St.) For information or transportation call: Fred Dixon 739-1233; Carol Church 482-1566; or Eric Faust 739-8072 or 739-1495. You Are Invited! REVIVAL SERVICES PATTERSON GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Oak Grove & Putnam Lake Roads Richard E. Plyler, Pastor APRIL 23 - 27 Evening Services - 7:30 p.m. DR. JOEL JENKINS Pastor, First Baptist Church . Salisbury, NC GUEST PREACHER Nursery Provided for Children Three Years and Younger IN THE . BALL GAME In the game of saving money, other nations have been shown to score better, with average foreign families saving twice as much of their income as an average American family. You can help work towards a national victory in this category, and make a personal victory as, well, by making a financial uff commitment now. Increase you savings and take advantage of A our high rates on savings #7 accounts and CDs. Your teanZg effort can contribute to a nation of saving winners. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIO KINGS MOUNTAIN OFFICE 300 West Mountain Street (704) 739-4781 =A Pictured left to right: Ron Greene, Head Football Coach, Burns High School; Denny Hicks, Head Football Coach, Kings Mountain High School Jim Taylor, Head Football Coach, Shelby High School; and Mike Stewart, Head Football Coach, Crest Senior High School A Winning Combination! These high school football coaches know how to win on the playing field. And, they know what it takes for a victory on Tuesday, April 18. Here's their game plan. They're going to vote yes twice in favor of a $40 million bond package to improve our schools and our county government facilities. Join them on the winning team! Your vote yes twice on April 18 means ¢/ we can make desperately needed improvements now at our three school systems; v/ we can relieve overcrowding and improve services now in essential county offices like EMS, the jail, the courts, Mental Health and Social Services; and ¢v/ NO TAX INCREASE. Bonds will be repaid with funds already earmarked for construction. CEE Een By Clint
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