Page 2A-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, April 23, 1992
| Obituaries
C.J. CANIPE
Clarence J. "Buck" Canipe, 83,
of 818 Stoney Point Rd., died April
19, 1992 at Brian Center in
Gastonia.
A native of Cleveland County,
he was the son the late Marcus and
Dessie Wallace Canipe and hus-
band of the late Bertha Morehead
Canipe. He was retired from
Shelby Mill Company. He was a
member of Lafayette Street United
Methodist Church in Shelby.
Surviving are one son, Richard
Canipe of Shelby; three daughters,
Mrs. Louise Love of Kings
Mountain, Mrs. Peggy Tanner of
Rock Hill, SC, and Mrs. Frances
Huntsinger of Waco; two brothers,
Flay Canipe of Morven and James
Canipe of Shelby; twa sisters, Mrs.
Lula =~ Mae Moravec of
Schenectady, NY and Mrs.
Beatrice Bowan of San Rafael,
Calif; 13 grandchildren; and 15
great-grandchildren.
The funeral was conducted
Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Lutz-Austell
Chapel in Shelby. Rev. James
Williams and Rev. Gary
Huntsinger officiated. Burial was
in Sunset Cemetery.
WILLIAM WHETSTINE
William "Will" Whetstine, 87, of
558 Waco Rd., died April 18, 1992
at Cardinal Care in Lincolnton.
A native of Gaston County, he
was son of the late John Henry and
Annie Hullender Whetstine and
widower of Beulah Wylie
Whetstine. He was a member of
First Wesleyan Church. He was a
retired textile employee.
Surviving are two sons, Johnny
Whetstine of Bessemer City and
Floyd Whetstine of Kings
Mountain; four daughters, Mrs.
Inez Van Dyke, Mrs. Pauline
Hurdt, Mrs. Annie Mae Leigh, and
Mrs. Margie Hurdt, all of Kings
Mountain; one brother, Jack
Whetstine of Kings Mountain; 23
grandchildren; 38 great-grandchil-
dren;and five great-great grandchil-
dren.
The funeral was conducted
Tuesday at 4 p.m. at First
Wesleyan Church. Rev. Mark
Bardsley officiated. Burial was in
Mountain Rest Cemetery.
TONY RISHA
GASTONIA - Anton "Tony"
Assad Risha, 76, of 910 N. Broad
St., died April 16,1992 in Gaston
Memorial Hospital. |
“= A native of Kings Mountain, he
was son of the late Isiac A. and
Naheba Boukather Risha, formerly
of Beriut, Lebanon. He was retired
from Wix Corporation of Gastonia.
Surviving are his wife, Ruby
Murphy Risha; two sons, David
Risha Jr. and Joseph E. Risha, both
of Gastonia; two sisters, Rose
Abou-Zeid of Glendale, California
and Teresa Aboud of Cairo, Egypt.
Hospital plans
reunion May 3
The Garrison General Hospital
employee reunion will be held
Sunday, May 3 from 2-4 p.m. at
Lucille Tatum Homemakers
Extension Center, located on Ozark
Avenue in Gastonia.
All former employees of :
Garrison General Hospital are in-
vited. Refreshments will be served.
For more information, call Nan
Bumgardner at 867-5972.
8 Foothills Quilters Guild will
meet Thursday night at 7 p.m. at
Ascension Lutheran Church in
Shelby. Dr. Bob Morgan, professor
at Gardner-Webb College, will
share ideas in drafting and piecing
quilt patterns.
BW City Council will meet |!
Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m. for the
regular meeting.
The graveside service was con-
ducted Saturday at 11 a.m. at
Mountain Rest Cemetery. Rev.
David McMahan officiated.
Memorials may be made to Love
Memorial Baptist Church, 311 E.
Walnut Ave., Gastonia.
SIDNEY L. MOSS
Sidney L. Moss, 88, of 112
Churchill Drive, died April 21,
1992 at 12:30 p.m. at home.
A native of Cleveland County,
he was marricd to Winnic Harbin
Moss, who survives. He was son of
the late William Henry and
Margaret Rippy Moss and a retired
general overseer of a textile plant.
He was a member of Macedonia
Baptist Church.
Surviving, in addition to his
wife, are two daughters, Mrs.
Rebecca McDaniel of Shelby and
Mrs. Sandra Jo Clontz of Raleigh;
one sister, Mrs. Ola Sullivan of
Kings Mountain; and three grand-
A little bit of rain doesn't keep David S. Lockridge of Kings Mountain
from taking his daily walk three times around the walking track.
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station and let them know the ap-
proximate time the problems can
be fixed," he said.
City police said no wrecks oc-
curred during the outage.
City firemen said no fires were
reported.
Computers and the communica-
tions console were down at the po-
lice department. 911 calls could be
received but police could not call
out.
Fire Chief Frank Burns said the
city hall and police department had
emergency back up generators for
lights but the big problem with the
phone system was caused by
jammed lines. "When people call it
the lines are tied up," he said.
Firemen ran drop cords from
emergency generator at city
the council meeting room when the
lights went out during the candi-
date forum sponsored by Cleveland
County mayors.
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Mrs. Spangler said after the meet-
ing that the minister objected to
county commissioners approving
franchises for garbage collectors.
After Spangler responded to
Rudisill, the minister said that he
had not answered the question.
"You don't believe in the flag if
you answer in that manner," he
charged.
Spangler said the government
must set controls. He talked with
the minister after the meeting to try
to resolve the matter.
Alluding to "dirty politicians,"
Rudisill said individual property
rights can still be protected if gov-
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The funcral will be conducted
Thursday at 11 a.m. at Macedonia
Baptist Church. Rev. David
Philbeck will officiate. Burial will
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JIMMY LEWIS
James Henry Lewis III, 45, of
912 Henry St., died April 22, 1992
at Kings Mountain Hospital.
A native of Gaston County, he
was a metal worker for a construc-
tion company and was a member
of Shelby Church of Christ. He
was married to Alice Morrison
Lewis, who survives. He was son
of James Henry Lewis Jr. and Rose
McCart Lewis, both of Kings
Mountain.
Also surviving are four sons,
James H. Lewis IV, Daniel Lewis,
Steven Lewis, and A.J, Lewis, all
of Kings Mountain; two sisters,
Barbara Price of Fort Mill, SC, and
Jessica Lewis of Kings Mountain.
The memorial service will be
conducted by Rev. Tom Bullard
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Chapel.
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