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Spaghetti Supper Set Sept. 7 On Friday, September 7, mem- bers of the Russell Fellowship Class of Central United Methodist Church will once again don aprons as they sponsor their fifth annual spaghetti supper at the Kings Mountain High School cafeteria. Proceeds will help fund the class's annual Christmas project...toys and food for needy families in the Kings Mountain area. Since 1986 the class has raised money with the spaghetti supper and with donations from other church classes and individuals. ‘Hallie Blanton of the Kings Mountain School System screens and refers families who need assis- tance. Last year approximately 25 families were helped. The project began when class members decided there was a need for assistance to families during the holidays. "We have all been MEMBERS OF RUSSELL FELLOWSHIP CLASS blessed and we feel that we should share our blessings with others...es- pecially children. We do it for the children," said a class spokesman. If you are going to the game be- tween Kings Mountain and East Lincoln on September 7, or if you jut want dinner, go to the Kings Mountain High School cafeteria between 5 and 7:30 p.m. You will Eller To Be Guest Speaker At Boyce ARP Homecoming Boyce Memorial A.R.P. Church will be celebrating its annual homecoming service Sunday, September 9. Dr. Barry Eller will be the guest speaker. After serving pastorates in South Carolina and Georgia, Dr. Eller accepted a call to serve as Catawba Presbytery's (A.R.P.) Evangelist for New Church Development in 1988. He is cur- rently finishing up his second work in this capacity and will be moving to Tega Cay this fall to start anoth- er church. Mr. Eller holds three degrees from Erskine College and Seminary: Bachelor of Arts, Master of Divinity, and Doctor of Ministry. He is married to the for- mer Barbara Rogers, and they have three children. Leigh, Ashley and Daniel. The special day will begin at 9:45 a.m. with Sunday School for all ages. The morning worship, led by Dr. Eller, will begin at 11 a.m. DR. BARRY ELLER and be followed by a covered dish lunch at 12:30 p.m. After lunch, a Psalm Sing will be held in the fel- lowship hall. The public is invited. Labor Day Celebration Set Tryonota Volunteer Fire Department will hold its 26th an- nual Labor Day celebration Monday, September 3. The depart- ment is located on Highway 274 in the Tryon School community, mid- way between Bessemer City and Cherryville. This is the 26th consecutive Labor Day celebration, featuring all-day barbecue, hamburger, hot dogs, french fries, ice cream (10 a.m.-8 p.m.), games (10 a.m.-1 p.m.), kiddie rids and music (be- ginning at 10 a.m.), a mud-sling at 2 p.m. and drivers meeting at 12:30 p.m. Fire Chief Tim Bridges calls it the "biggest and best" celebration in the area. He invites everyone to attend, eat, relax and bring their four-wheel drive and try it out in the mud pit. Proceeds will be used for the continued operations and improve- ment of the equipment and fire de- partment building. Under the direction of Chief Bridges, Tryonota continues to strive to serve the community and neighboring fire department. Each fireman gives of his time to take more training to obtain firefighter one classification. Currently the department spends about 800 hours a month in training. This training includes interior structural fire fighting techniques, hazardous ma- terials, breathing apparatus, and ladder and hose work. The firemen have improved their response time, becoming the quickest responder in Gaston County. For more information on the cel- ebration, call Tryonata Volunteer Fire Department at 629-2100, Ken Ford at 629-2718 or Chief Tim Bridges at 629-3782. KM's Holly Robinson To Sing This Weekend Holly Robinson of Kings Mountain will sing at two area churches this weekend. Holly will sing at White Oaks Baptist Church in Hickory (near the Hickory Airport) Saturday at 7 p.m. She will sing at homecoming Sunday at Nesbitt's Chapel Methodist Church in Fairview. The signing begins at 2 p.m. Fall Dresses Now In Stock Evelyn says, "Its a good time to make your selections for fall." Summer Dresses Drastically Reduced Evelyn's Dress Shop 269 West Main Street, Gastonia 865-5256 be served spaghetti, salad, bread, tea and desserts. Adult tickets are $4 and children 12 and under are $2. Desserts are 25 cents. Call 739- 2471 for tickets or buy tickets at the door. "Not only will you have a good meal, but you will also be con- tributing to a child's Christmas joy," said a member of the class. CALLING ALL HOMEMAKERS Brought To You By GENE TIMMS Here's something to keep in mind when you think about chairs for your home: Although the obvious reason that anyone buys chairs is to provide enough seating for their rooms, there's one more vital function that chairs can give you. The style, type and color of each chair--and its overall good looks-can help you decorate each room in addition to providing you with seating. Yes, use chairs as decorating devises as well as seating devises; and so, whether you're looking for large upholstered chairs or small pull up chairs, or any kind, in any combination, be sure to consider the fabrics, wood and lines of each chair you buy. Of course, you also want to consider the comfort and usefulness that you can have comfortable and useful chairs for all the difference seating needs you have, and still let your various chairs do a good decorating job for you. That job is easier today because there's such a great variety of chairs available for you to select from and use. If you need one chair or many, this is an especially good time to chair-shop, and, by the way, we're a good place for you to do your chair- shopping. We can help you find the right chairs for you. 00000 909 Grover Rd. Kings Mountain, NC 739-5656 of each chair, but what we're saying is §. Thursday, August 30. 1990 -THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALU-raye 0B ART From Page 4B about the visual arts,” said A.B. Snow, who is accepting registration at 739-5917. "We are fortunate to have Mr. Brady to come to our community. Those who have taken part in these classes in the past have been able to add to the cultur- al advancement of our city. The classes have made both children and adults more aware of the world around us and have encouraged all of us to see new ways to express our thoughts." Brady will bring all the materials needed for each class. The cost of the children's class is $5 per class. They will meet the third Tuesday of each month throughout the school year. Since class size is limited, pre-registra- tion is required by calling Mrs. Snow. Children should come to class dressed in clothes that can stand a fresh dab of color here and there. Adults will hear a lecture and demonstration by Brady each month. They will not paint in class, but will take notes, watch and do | some painting at home. The second half of each class is critique of work the students bring in. Persons who have never attend- ed one of the adult classes may at- tend the first class as a guest and see if they would like to join. Then, they may join for $35 for nine lessons. Smokey Dan Sporting Good’s Inc. DOVE SEASON SAL - 12 ga. Pump Shot Gun ¢ 5 shot Made In USA *149.9° Black Powder Guns Bow's & Accessories Camo Clothing Camo Net T-Shirts 69 3. 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