Thursday, June 21, 1990 -THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 7A
Summer Reading Program
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acter, 10:00, July 25-slides on 6:00, August 7-Safari: party, pre-
Egypt, 3:00, July 26, Adult pro- Sentation of awards, 3:00, August
grams on Africa by Moses Nueman ~~ 10-trip to Mint Museum, 8:45.
elders," said Nuemand,
At the end of the program,
Nueman taught the children to sit
on the floor in the African manner,
and to sing a song in two African
languages. He also played some §
African music and showed a short ;
video on some of the African coun-
tries. Exhibits around the room dis- One Stop For All
played various art, artifacts, and °
products of Africa. Of particular Your Gardening Needs
interest were the ebony carvings
which included animals, such as
clephants, deer, and lions, as well
as figures of the king and queen
and other people. Mr. Nueman ex-
plained that the king wore a neck-
lace of beads. Sometimes the king
would wear the beads over his
KMSHS CLASS OF 1955 REUNION-Pictured are returning members of the Class of 1955 who held a ~~ mouth for weeks at a time, but
i reunion Saturday at Kings Mountain Country Club. Back row, from left, Ken Cook, Betty Prince ~~ When he wore the necklace down HOURS:
L | Antonich, Fern Barrett Windsor, Bob Littlejohn, Jim Robbs, Bob Wilson, Ken Cook, Charles Hord, Jerry around his neck, he would go out A i MON. SAT,
i ne Hany Barieth George Hord and Charles Yelton. Front row, from left, Etha Hawkins Bumgardner, of the palace and talk to the people. I URI, 3:00. ui00
i etty Cable Lewis, Kay Henderson Davis, Christine Still, Marilyn Tesseneer Smith, Barbara Verity Other items in the display in- H
I Ducker, Janice Stogner Dimira, Joyce Dixon Dye, Mary Alice McDaniel, Joyce Gladden Dumas, Lt cluded beautiful table mats woven LL LOWER SPENCER MTN. 1:00-5:00
I Tucker, Pansy Guyton Bell, Rachel Jolly Caune, Elaine Goforth Clack, Earl Marlowe and Shirley Ware of raffia or banana stalks, as well Nursery, Gieenhouse DALLAS ROAD SVSA
‘ | Byrd. Thirty-one members of the 59 member-class returned for the third reunion of the class since high as a wooden bowl and a fork and Florist 704) 824
school graduation. Absent from photo: Dewitt Blanton and Gerald Lovelace. spoon, and a woven jewelry box. ( ) gle LD
On the walls were hung some
in samples of cotton fabric which k
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ay EL] (CEPT world. Nueman will also conduct
ED CEN an adult program about Africa on
Thursday, July 26, at 6 p.m.
Wednesdays-preschool class
(ages 3, 4, 5) 10:30, Wednesdays-
teens (going into grades 7 & 8)
3:00, Thursdays-primary (going in- : = Bn
to grades 1, 2,3) 10:30, Thursdays- A Nigtanla
juniors (going into grades 4,5,6) =
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RIBBON-CUTTING AT WALKING TRACK-Norma Bridges, right, chairman of the Parks & ons VOU injury, and one mis- hs
{ | Recreation Commission, cuts the ribbon officially opening the new walking track at Jake Early Memorial sonal property. 8 Jury 0 & BUNK BED
i Park. Also participating in the ceremonies were other members of Parks & Recreation Committee and Police Hav drawn up 28 war- ” With 2 Bunkie Matirosses
. | John Grant and Kevin Champion of the staff of Champion Landscaping. From left, David Hancock, KM J Heavy Duty Solid Wood
rants to be served on seven people.
The. incident is still under inves-
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i | Recreation Director; Jim Guyton, Scott Neisler, city commissioner, Champion, Twyla Robinson, Mear] : Sign he '88
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