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Church Sending Medical Supplies
The Kings Mountain Rescue
Squad and Foursquare Gospel
Church are sending various medical
supplies to Niarobi, Kenya for use
at the National Foursquare Gospel
Mission first aid station.
The donations were arranged by
Harry and Wanda Kyle, who are
members of both the Rescue Squad
and Foursquare Church, and ship-
ping costs are being paid with dona-
tions by church members.
The supplies are in good condi-
Homecoming Sunday
At St. Paul's Church
St. Paul United Methodist
Church on Cansler Street will cele-
brate homecoming Sunday at 3 p.m.
The message will be delivered by
Rev. Feemster of Mt. Zion Baptist
Church. Dinner will be served at
1:30 p.m.
The church will hold revival July
9-13. Guest speaker will be the Rev.
L.D. Parker of St. Luke Church,
Charlotte. Services will begin each
evening at 7 p.m.
Rev. Dewey Smith, pastor, in-
vites the public.
GROVER
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of such areas as Amesbury Road to
Bethlehem Road, laying of water
line and sewer lines from
Blackburn to Amesbury Road, and
an increased fire rating. Grover
will also receive more state-shared
revenues with the increased popu-
lation, including Powell Bill aid for
street improvements and from in-
tangibles and sales tax. "With a lit-
tle more than $1 million in tax val-
uations in the area, Grover will get
a larger piece of the pie when
funds are distributed,” said Horton.
"You'll also get to vote in the town
elections and run for office,"
Horton told visitors at the meeting
who now reside outside the city
limits.
Grover's tax rate is 29 cents per
$100 valuation.
McCarter also pointed to
Grover's low water rate and said
the city is seeking to annex those
areas where water is already in
place and where installation of
sewer lines will not-be-costly. ~~
Herndon asked if Grover's speed
limit will be changed if his proper-
ty is annexed and noted that the 16
m. p.h. restriction in Spring Acres
is "too slow." "My car won't go
that slow,” he told Commissioner
Ronald Queen, who said town fa-
thers wanted motorists to be aware
of the small children living in the
areas and slow down. "We thought
we'd get their attention with a 16
m.p.h. sign," he said. There are
about 15 such signs in the residen-
tial area now, according to Police
Chief Paul Cash.
CPR Renewal
Classes Set
The Cleveland County Chapter
of the American Red Cross will of-
fer a renewal class in adult CPR
July 30 from 6-10 p.m.
To be eligible to participate a
person must possess a current
American Red Cross Adult CPR or
Community CPR certificate. This
certificate must not have expired
prior to June 30, 1990.
The course cost is $7 with an ad-
ditional $9 for those purchasing an
Adult CPR textbook.
A minimum of six people must
pre-register in order for the class to
be held. Pre-registration is a must.
For more information or to regis-
ter, call April Hoyle, Program
Women's Aglow
Group To Meet
Betty G. Clark of Salisbury will
speak at the Gastonia Women's
Aglow fellowship at 9:30 a.m. J uly
14 at Hillbillies BBQ just off I-85 in
Lowell.
Lunch will be served following
the meeting. Lunch is optional.
For more information call
704/922-5030.
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Friday,
July 6, 1990
tions, the Kyles noted, but they are
out-dated for use by the Rescue
Squad.
The Kyles said there is only one
doctor or nurse per 11,000 people in
Kenya and medical supplies and
personnel are badly needed. The
Kyles plan to make a two-week trip
to Kenya next July to help adminis-
ter first aid. Both are emergency
medical technicians. Mr. Kyle
works with Lincoln County
Emergency Medical Services and
Mrs. Kyle works for the Gaston-
Lincoln County Mental Health
Association.
Foursquare representatives and
students from the denomination's
Bible College in California are in
Kenya this month, Rev. Oscar
Stalcup said.
Rev. Stalcup spent three weeks
in the jungles of Nigeria last
September, preaching and teaching
in villages and to pastors and speak-
ing in the big city churches on
Sundays. He plans another trip next
September to lead a pastor's confer-
ence on "Giving: The Key To
Growing."
"Our contacts with the Africans
have been through our book min-
istries,” he said. "Books that we've
written in the local church, as well
as Bibles, have been sent to Nigeria
and all over the world since 1984. It
has opened up a real direct link for
worldwide missions through our
church."
Dr. Charles Aldridge of the
Belmont Foursquare Church will
accompany Rev. Stalcup on next
year's trip.
All of the mission trips are coor-
dinated and co-sponsored by the
International Church of the
Foursquare Gospel Worldwide Harry Kyle display some 0
project to Kenya.
Missions, based in Los Angeles.
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GIFTS TO KENYA-Rev. Oscar Stalcup, center, pastor of Foursquare Gospel Church, and Wanda and
f the medical supplies that the local congregation is donating as a mission
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