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Page 4B-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Wednesday, May 24, 1989 DAR DIGNITARIES-Representatives of Daughters of the American Revolution were in Kings Mountain Tuesday for a District meeting at Central United Methodist Church hosted by chapters from Kings Mountain and Lincolnton. From left are Mrs. Joseph Showferty, of Hickory, Vice President General; Mrs. Joe Dietzel of Lumberton, North Carolina State Regent; Mrs. Charles Crowell of Lincolnton, Regent of Jacob Forney Chapter; Mrs. Hilda Goforth of Kings Mountain, Regent of Colonel Frederick Hambright Chapter; and Mrs. George Earl Thompson of Emerald Isle, North Carolina Vice Regent of the DAR. Padrick Named President Of Western Carolina Firm R. Bryan Padrick has been named President of Western Carolina Industries, Incorporated according to John B. Hickman, WCI Board Chairman. Western Carolina Industries is an organiza- tion offering industrial relations services to businesses and indus- tries throughout Western North Carolina. Widely experienced in industrial relations, Padrick's most recent po- sition was Director of Employee & Community Relations for the Ecusta Division of the P.H. Glatfelter Company. Prior employ- ment includes work with Rubbermaid Corporation and General Electric Company. Padrick is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Wilmington having earned a B.A. degree in political science. He is a graduate of The Executive Program at Chapel Hill and the Human Resource Executive Program at Penn State University. SHARON HOLLINGER Seminar Slated At KM Church Would you like to become more or- ganized? Want an even-better marriage? Need a challenge? Need a change in your attitude? Then come to the Total Woman seminar First Baptist Church is planning June 10 from 9 until noon and 1:30-4:30 p.m. where Sharon Hollinger of New Madison, Ohio will instruct classes for self-im- provement and marriage-enrich- ment. "This course is a positive, re- freshing, look at a woman's role as an individual, a wife, and as a mother," says Cindi Wood, who is hosting the class. Mrs. Hollinger says the course is "a challenging, enthusiastic course that is based on Biblical and psy- chological sound mind principles and guarantees to leave you moti- vated." Mrs. Hollinger, a wife and moth- er of two grown children, has been an instructor for 14 years and rep- resents "Total Woman" in many states. Mrs. Wood said the classes were originated by Marabel Morgan of Miami, Fla. author of the runaway bestseller, "The Total Woman" and "Total Joy." "Marabel felt her mar- riage was losing the sparkle of the first year and she wanted it back. Through extensive reading and ex- perimentation, she developed some attitudes and methods that really worked for her and now available to others," said Wood. Registration fee is $25 for the class and reservations may be made with Cindi Wood at 739- 8425. He is a member of the American Society of Personnel Administrators. A veteran of the U.S. Air Force, Padrick had service in Korea and Vietnam during his four year tour of duty. In 1976, he was selected an Outstanding Young Man in America by the U.S. Jaycees. He See Padrick, 6-B S = 2 3 <x = DS PP = x Ce fee fe Gem mmm me Gmm—" | 626 Air, Cassette 11,595" "R. BRYAN PADRICK As low as MX-6 Air, Cassette As low as Committee Selects Marvin Washington, D.C. — Senator Helen Rhyne marvin has been named as a member of the Children, Families and Social Services Committee of the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL). The committee is part of NCSL's Assembly on the Legislature (AOL), which serves as a forum of the exchange of ideas and informa- tion among state legislatures. The AOL meets three times each year to address critical issues facing the states—twice in state capitals and one in conjunction with NCSL's Annual Meeting. Issues high on the committee's agenda this year in- clude welfare reform, including child support enforcement, child care, and education and training; financing health and human ser- vices programs; and coordination of services to clients. The commit- tee also will complete the publica- tion "Family Policy: Recommendations for State Action." Senator Marvin is from Gastonia and has represented the state's 25th Senatorial district for the past 13 years, during which time she has been a leading advocate for chil- dren and families. "Serving on the Children, Families and Social Services Committee will provide me with a unique opportunity to discuss state issues with state legislators and legislative staff from throughout the country," Senator Marvin said. "Through the AOL and NCSL, we QUILTERS TO MEET The Foothills Quilters Guild will meet May 25 at 7 p.m. at the Cleveland County Administration Building. Brenda Arrowood will present the program on stained glass piecing. — Rx ann will be able to share innovative ideas on how to approach the is- sues facing our nation." NCSL represents the legislators and staffs of the nation's 50 states, its commonwealths and territories. NCSL has three basic objectives: to improve the quality and effec- tiveness of state legislatures; to ry foster interstate communication and cooperation; and to assure state legislatures a strong, cohesive voice in the federal system. Senator Marvin will represent the North Carolina Senate when the committee meets during the NCSL at Tulsa, Oklahoma, in August. GOSPEL SING First Community Full Gospel Church, Long Creek Road, will sponsor a gospel singing Saturday night at 7 p.m. featuring "Faith Travelers for Jesus" of Gastonia. Lincoln National Life would like to take this opportunity to commend one of our finest representatives. 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