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Page 2A-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, July 5, 1990
Obituaries
JANET FISHER
Funeral services for Janet Bryant
Fisher, 60, of 802 Southwood
Drive, who died June 28, 1990 at
Kings Mountain Hospital, were
conducted Saturday, July 30, at
Harris Chapel.
Rev. Eugene Land and Rev.
Odes Shelton officiated, and inter-
ment was in Mountain Rest
Cemetery.
A native of Paw Creek, she was
wife of Henry Fisher and daughter
of the late James Henry Bryant and
Brunell Bridges Bryant of
Charlotte.
Surviving, in addition to her
husband, are son, Phillip Fisher of
Kings Mountain; daughter, Jodi
Fisher of Kings Mountain; broth-
ers, Donald Bryant of Charlotte
and Howard Bryant of Fort Mill,
S.C.; and four grandchildren.
RUBY OWENS WEST
Graveside services for Ruby
Owens West, 79, of 402 Garrison
Drive, who died June 28, 1990 at
Kings Mountain Hospital, were
conducted Saturday at 3 p.m. at
Maplewood Cemetery in Wilson.
She was a native of Wilson,
daughter of the late Levi Rufus and
Amanda Owens and widow of
John Bardin West. She was a for-
mer employee of Leder Brothers
Department Store. She was a mem-
ber of Kings Mountain's First
Baptist Church.
Surviving are her daughter,
Sandra Murphy of Kings
Mountain, and one grandchild.
J.D. BUFF
SHELB Y-Funeral services for J.
D. Buff, 57, of 3817 West Dixon
Blvd., who died June 30, 1990 at
Cleveland Memorial Hospital,
were conducted Tuesday at 4 p.m.
at Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church
by Rev. Terry Cagle, interment fol-
lowing in the church cemetery.
He was a native of Cleveland
County, son of the late James and
Annie Mellon Buff. He was em-
ployed by the N C. Department of
Transportation and a member of
Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife,
Kathleen Buff; five sons, Dennis
Ray Buff and Gary Wayne Buff,
both of Shelby, Billy Gene Buff of
Crouse, Bobby Dean Buff of Kings
Mountain, and Roger Dale Buff of
wel herryville; five brothers, George
Lee Buff Jr. of Fallston, Lester
Buff and Billy Joe Buff, both of
Shelby, William Buff of Shelby
and Robert Buff of Fallston; four
sisters, Ruby Mae Tallent and
Minnie Pearl Watson, both of
Casar, Sarah Deaton of Lattimore
and Betty Sue Friday of Shelby; 12
grandchildren and one great-grand-
child.
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824 E. Graham St., Shelby 28150
or Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church,
198 Pleasant Ridge Church Road,
Shelby 28150.
EDNA W, HORD
Funeral services for Mrs. Edna
Ware Hord, 79, of 1207 Shelby
Road, who died June 30,1990 at
Kings Mountain Hospital, were
held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Kings
Mountain Baptist Church, of which
she was a member.
Rev. Robert Collins and Rev.
John Futterer officiated, and inter-
ment was in Mountain Rest
Cemetery.
Widow of Jacob G. Hord Sr., she
was a native of Cleveland County,
daughter of the late Miles Hicks
and Georgia Neal Ware. She was a
retired salesperson.
Surviving are two sons, Jacob G.
Hord Jr. of Gastonia and Ronnie
Hord of Altoona, Pa.; daughter,
Mrs. Maxine Bennett of Kings
Mountain; brother, Herman Ware
of Kings Mountain; 10 grandchil-
dren; and six great-grandchildren.
Memorials may be made to
Kings Mountain Baptist Church,
West Mountain Street, Kings
Mountain 28086.
DONNA CULBERSON
Funeral services for Mrs. Donna
Sue Turner Culberson, 21, of 110-
15 Carlin Drive, who died July
3,1990 at home, will be conducted
Thursday at 2 p.m. at First Baptist
Church of Clover, S.C. by Rev.
David Stanford, graveside services
following on Friday at 2 p.m. at
Pinecrest Cemetery in Warsaw, N.
C.
A native of Richmond,Va., she
was wife of Ronald Lee Culberson,
who survives. She had been em-
ployed by Clevemont Mills.
She was daughter of Forrest
Turner and Betty Simmons Turner,
of Kings Mountain, who survive.
Surviving, in addition to her
husband and parents, are two sis-
ters, Mrs. Marian Cavenaugh of
Kings Mountain and Mrs. Cinda
Fussell of Magnaglia, N.C. and
three 2 ephows, ¥ {
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CARD OF THANKS
We want to thank everyone for
every kindness shown to us during
Eric's two surgeries and recovery.
Your prayers are why Eric is with
us today. Please continue to pray
for Eric's healing.
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NEW CITY CLERK SWORN-Marilyn Herrell takes the oath of
office as City Clerk for the City of Kings Mountain from Mayor
Kyle Smith. Ms. Herrell also serves as secretary to City Manager
George Wood.
Rats Land
On 'Shores’
Of KM Lake
Cleveland County health offi-
cials, working with Mecklenburg
County officials, won't charge
North Shores property owners for
rat poison to deal with a teeming
rat population in that section of
Moss Lake but families will have
to agree to have rat poison on their
property.
Citizens who live in condomini-
ums in the North Shores area have
complained of cat-sized rats in
their backyards.
Marty Allen, environmental
health supervisor, said that all
property owners at North Shores
are being asked to cooperate and to
guard against pets and wandering
children coming in contact with the
rat poison once it is put out.
Allen says that mass poisoning
won't kill them all. He blamed
heavy breeding for the unpleasant
rodent problem.
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Upcoming events at the Kings
Mountain Senior Center:
*Several trips have been planned
during July. The first will be on July
10 to the Starlight Fish Camp in
Bessemer City.
On Wed., July 18, the group will
go to Stowe Park in Belmont for a
picnic. Participants of the nutrition
| site will be provided a bag lunch
and others can take their own bag
lunch. Drinks will be provided for
everyone. After the picnic, they
group will tour the Railroad
Museum.
*A social will be held at the
i Senior Center on Friday, July 13. A
dance will begin at 7:30 and admis-
sion is $2. Refreshments will be
served.
All seniors in the Kings
Mountain are invited to attend. For
transportation, call the Center at
734-0447 by noon July 12.
*Anyone interesting in having a
checkup call ever morning is asked
to call Monty Thornburg or Sharon
Eaker at 734-0447. The purpose of
the checkup call is to provide con-
sistent contact with residents who
Senior Center Activities
are shut-in, have little contract with
the outside world or area interested
in being reassured that someone
cares about their well-being. The
service is free and volunteers are
needed.
*Ragan Harper, pharmacist, will
talk on the "Proper Taking of
Prescribed Medications"
Wednesday, July 11 at 11 a.m.
*George Thomasson, attorney,
will speak on Friday, July 13, at 11
King President
Of Grover Lions
GROVER-Councilman Norman
King was elected president of
Grover Lions Club at the recent
meeting.
Other new officers are Michael
Hawkins, vice-president; Vardell
Neal, secretary; Fain Hambright,
treasurer; Jim Beam, Lion tamer;
and Gary Barnes, tail twister.]
The Lions club meets first and
third Tuesday nights at 7 p.m. at
Fas Fish Camp in Blacksburg,
Memberships are available in the unparalleled
Cramer Mountain Country Club, the area's only
"five tee" golf community as rated by The Golf Reporter.
From a full golf membership...to nautilus center... to
hydrosoft tennis courts... to olympic pool...to fine dining.
Cramer Mountain has it all. Only minutes from uptown
Charlotte. All applications subject to approval.
For more information
call 704-825-1334
Cramer Mountain Country Club
Welcomes Your Application for Membership.
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