DISPLAY AT LIBRARY - Nancy Carter, left, and A.B. Snow of the Southern Arts Society put up a dis-
play of water colors, pen and ink and oils at Weir Auditorium at Mauney Memorial Library. The exhibit
is free and open to the public this week and next. They stand in front of "Daffodils."
Quilting Winners Named
Kings Mountain quilters were
among the big winners in the 1990
Foothills Quilters Show in Shelby
recently which attracted 157 en-
tries.
Mrs. Paul McGinnis won the
first place award for her white on
white sampler quilt in the full-size
bed quilt category. She also won
second place for her white on
white small bed quilt.
Phyllis Hamrick of Kings
Mountain won third place for her
double wedding ring wall hanging.
Other awards went to Lorene
Hamrick of Shelby, second place,
for her wreath of flowers in the
full-size bed quilt category and
Virginia Drake from Gastonia for
her ‘over the rainbow’ design, third
place. In the small bed quilt cate-
gory. Shirley Runyans of Shelby
won first place for her 'hearts and
flowers' and Brenda Arrowood of
Forest City won third place for
‘heart throw.’
Nancy Abasiekong of Shelby
won first place for her wall hang-
ing featuring double Irish chain
and Grace Withrow of Shelby won
second place for her kaleidoscope
wall hanging.
Eleanor
Austin of
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Rutherfordton's Victorian tree won
first place and Shirley Runyans of
Shelby and Ruth Watterson of
Birmingham, Ala. won second
place for Abigail's Country jumper
and school day collar. Sherry
Spangler won third place for her
shadow quilted white skirt and de-
tachable collar.
Other exhibitors from this area
were Helen Ellis of Grover, double
wedding ring quilt; Ethel
MCGinnis of Kings Mountain,
Carpenter's wheel, Grandmother's
fan, tulip quilt; Linda Rome of
Kings Mountain, Grandmother's
fan, log cabin, and sampler quilt;
Kathleen walker, 'trip around the
world’ full size quilt; Phyllis
Hamrick, alphabet quilt and barn
raising log cabin small bed quilts;
Kathleen Walker, Precious
Memories small bed quilt; Phyllis
Hamrick, Amish Primer and dou-
ble wedding ring wall hangings;
Dresden hearts miniatures, tum-
bling clock star miniatures;
Seminole pieced collar on sweat-
shirt jacket.
Martha And Jackie Short
Note 20th Anniversary
Martha and Jackie Short cele-
brated their 20th wedding anniver-
sary Oct. 18 at a family dinner at
Paul Hord's Fish Camp.
Martha Hicks and Jackie Short
met at Deal Street Park and after a
courtship were married in Gaffney,
South Carolina Oct. 18,1970.
Accompanying them to Gaffney
were his mother, the late Mrs.
Carrie Short, and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Hicks.
The family includes David
Short, 17; Larry Short, 15; and
three-year-old twins Randy and
Cindy Short.
Jackie Short has been employed
at Anvil Knitwear for six years. A
Kings Mountain native, he is the
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mills
Monroe Short.
Mrs. Short, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Hicks, is also a Kings
Mountain native. She has been a
full-time homemaker since the ar-
rival of twins.
MR. AND MRS. SHORT
The family resides at 820
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The Cleveland County
Commission for Women hosted a
"thank you" breakfast for county
commissioners and legislators at
Shoney's in Shelby Saturday.
Legislators attending were
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A brief history of the Cleveland
County Commission for Women
was given by treasurer Jean
Kincaid. Former member Dot
Roark was recognized as well as
current member Esther Plummer.
each stressed his or her accom-|
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children issues. a
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Grandparents are Cecil and Edith
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