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of season
It's beginning to look alot like
Christmas at Battleforest
Apartments in East Kings
Mountain, where all 46 families in
the Weaver Realty Properties dec-
orated for the holidays.
Manager Evelyn Davis said all | ;
the tenants got the Christmas spirit : 1) x 4
this week and trimmed their porch- : TALLY HO :
es and yards in red bows, lights :
and glitter. HO
Davis and her husband, George,
have been residents of the facility : / J
for 5 1/2 years. Moving from Merry Christmas from your friends at Tally Ho.
Miami, Fla., the Davises retired in 0
Kings Mountain eight years ago
and when the resident manager's
job came open Mrs. Davis jumped
at the chance to become the facili-
ty's second manager.
Battleforest Apartments opened
here in July 1979 and there have
—- beenfew vacancies. = =o lo
The Davises got out their Santa
Claus collection for one corner of
their living room and trimmed their
Christmas tree this week.They also
decorated the wooden railings
which enhance the apartment com-
plex and encouraged other resi-
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The Battleforest Apartment complex in East Kings Mountain is beautifully decorated for the holidays.
Red bows and holly, wreaths and Santa Claus arrangements decorate apartments, yards and porches.
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"When the lights go on at night ;
this is one of the prettiest areas in : 104 E. Warren St.
town," says George Davis. Shelby, N.C.
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Evelyn Davis sits on her decorated porch at Battleforest Apartments, where all residents have decorated
their homes in Christmas red and green.
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The family oriented, non-alco- {wpa 11 js said and done, it's customers like you who make
holic alternative to New Year's rev-
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eling will feature singing groups, ;
food, hammered, dulcimers, a ma- We hope you have the best holiday ever!
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Scottish Country Dancers, live the-
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mances climaxed by a massed
Handbell Choir. More than two
dozen performances in seven loca-
tions will be presented.
"Carillon" is produced each year
by the Cleveland County Arts
Council in cooperation with
MetalsAmerica, Inc. The annual
event draws thousands of partici-
pants from throughout the region,
according to Barbara Brock, execu-
tive director of CCAC. "Carillon"
means "musical bells” and is a lo-
cal tradition which features both
performing and visual arts. It is
patterned after "First Night" festi-
vals observed in a number of major
American cities. All events, de-
signed for every age group, are
scheduled inside seven downtown
public buildings. Food vendors will
line the street around the historic
district. Tickets are $4 for adults
and $1 for children under 13 years.
The tickets are good for all events
and will be on sale at each of the
performance places. The festival
gets underway at 7:30 p.m.
"Emphasis is on good whole-
some family entertainment. So
bring your party and join our par-
ty," Brock said.
Advance tickets may obtained
in Kings Mountain at McGinnis
Department Store. Among per-
forming groups is the Kings Revue
of Kings Mountain High School,
under direction of Eugene
Bumgardner. May the mystery of faith
G as P ri ces unfold to protect and provide
your family with peace. &
a Fe ower To all we wish a happy, healthy holiday. [oR
Motorists taking trips this Se
Christmas will find gasoline prices i n ti y At
significantly less than what they Hardware | nomeTown
were at Christmas a year ago, but
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— At this joyous season
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Local motorists report that Kings Mountain
prices for self-service regular un- : .
leaded average $1.117 per gallon, a 739 2326
decrease from last Christmas of Warren Reynolds - Owner
17.5 cents per gallon.