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\ CROP Walk (Christian Rural Overseas Project)1992 has been set for Sunday, October 25. Rain date is November 1. Chairman David Dellinger is putting out a plea to area churches and businesses to help this year's effort. The goal is to have 300 ; walkers and raise over $7,000. CROP Walk is a 10 K (6.2 mile) walk in which individuals get pledges per kilometer in order to i 4 Margaret Hunnicutt and her granddaughter, Susan Smith, were raise money for world hunger. "As important as world charities - are, it is more important to note that 25 percent of the money raised remains in Kings Mountain and supports our local Crisis Ministry," Dellinger said. The walk will begin at Central United Methodist Church, 113 S. Piedmont Avenue, at 2 p.m. Following a kickoff pep rally, the walk will proceed throughout the among winners of perfect attendance awards on Rally Day Sunday at First Presbyterian Church. Perfect attendance awards presented Hilda Goforth and Margaret Hunnicutt were top winners of per- fect attendance awards at First Presbyterian Church Sunday School during the year. The awards were presented on Rally Day Sunday. Mrs. Goforth was honored for 42 years of perfect attendance and Mrs. Hunnicutt was honored for 41 years of perfect attendance. Other winners were Andy Neisler, 22 years; J. T. and Helen McGinnis, 20 years; Scott Neisler, 16 years; Virginia and Drew Neisler, 6 years; Susan Neisler Smith, five years; and Wendy and Garrett Neisler, two years. The criteria for getting a perfect attendance pin was perfect atten- dance in Sunday School every Sunday unless church was dis- missed due to weather, visiting an- other church during Sunday School Pa HILDA B. GOFORTH hour, or illness or death in imme- diate family. ‘Eye of the Storm’ at Oak Grove Oak Grove Baptist Church will show a new movie, " Eye of the Storm," starring Connie Sellecca and Jeff Conaway with Deborah Tucker on Sunday, Sept. 27, at 7 p.m. : The film addresses vital, timely issues very relevant in today's soci- ety. It is a family story of what many single parents and their chil- dren go through when. their careers are juggled with personal relation- ships. "Eye of the Storm" is produced by World Wide Pictures, the mo- tion picture ministry of the Billy Rev. Dunn to speak Rev. Bruce Dunn of the "Grace Worship Hour" will be guest minis- ter at the annual fall services at Boyce memorial ARP Church September 20-23. Services begin with the morning worship service Sunday and 6:30 Sunday evening. : Services will be held at 7 p.m. Monday through Wednesday. Wednesday night will be the church's monthly family covered dish supper. Graham Evangelistic Association. The film stars Jeff Conaway as a TV journalist and his producer, played by Connie Sellecca. The two are given the task of keeping the ratings high. It puts them at odds, since the journalist feels the best story is one which would trash the faith of re- turning servicemen and women from the Persian Gulf War. His producer urges him to let God speak for Himself. For more information, call the church office at 739-4833. REV. BRUCE DUNN BEATING For Life WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM Join Now And Lose Weight We don’t just lose weight, we keep it OFF with our new low fat program. Learn to eat healthy in a low pressure, low cost classroom program. Linda Morrison owner others who ‘have already begun — Classes in both Lincolnton & Cherryville CALL 735-3352 Monday-American Legion 9:00AM& 6:00PM Tuesday-Lincolnton Pentacostal Church 9:00 am/5:00 pm/6:00 pm All Above Times Are For New Members AA aA — city with rest stops and refresh- ments, police escorts, safe cross- ings at major intersections, a shut- tle for tired walkers and fellowship with others who share the same concern "to help those less fortu- nate than us." This year, the CROP Walk is be- ing expanded beyond church con- gregations to businesses, industries and civic clubs in the greater Kings Mountain area. "We ask that business and indus- try and civic leaders choose some- onc within their firm or organiza- tion to be designated as a recruiter,” Dellinger said. "This person will seek individuals to get pledges and walk as a team to rep- resent their firm or organization. It is hoped that the business or indus- try will match totals that area raised by employees, or if possible, maybe even offer corporate level sponsorship for walkers." Businesses and clubs that are not Church Briefs AD Ca —— | CROP walk scheduled October 25 able to sponsor walkers are urged to give grants or pledges. Dellinger said a meeting of re- cruiters will be held September 27 at4 p.m. at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church, 201 N. Piedmont Avenue. Information and packets will be handed out at this time and a speaker from Raleigh will brief the group on CROP Walk. For more information on CROP Walk, call Dellinger at 739-8684 or Ralph Sparrow at 739-7831. Rev. Johnson to conduct sacraments Right Rev. Robert H. Johnson, Bishop of Western North Carolina, will conduct the sacraments of con- firmation and Holy Eucharist at Trinity Episcopal Church on Phifer Road Sunday at 4 p.m. ; A reception after the service will honor the confirmands and wel- come the Bishop. To be confirmed are Clarence and Madge Schull, Herm and Betty Schageter and Angela Sox. Confirmation in the Episcopal Church is the service in which those. who wish to make a mature commitment to Christ receive strength from the Holy Spirit through prayer and the laying on of hands by a bishop. The Holy Eucharist is the celebration of com- munion and all baptized Christians are welcome to receive the bread and wine in the Episcopal Church. Rev. Daniel McCaskill, Rector at Trinity since 1988, invites visitors to join the congregation in the spe- cial service. : MW Eastside Baptist Church will hold Homecoming Day Sunday with special song services and din- ner on the grounds. z Rev. Dale Thornburg, pastor, will deliver the sermon at the 11 a.m. worship hour. Lunch will be served at 12:30 and the song ser- vice will be held in the afternoon. The public is invited. BW Allen Memorial Baptist Church, 1222 Long Branch Road, Grover, will hold revival September 20-23 at 7 p.m. each evening. Rev. Raymond Whitfield will be he speaker. He serves on the faculy, ty of Fruitland Baptist Bible Who: When: REV. R. H. JOHNSON Institute in the field of homiletics. ~The public is invited. Bm Revival is scheduled for September 20-23 at David Baptist Church in Kings Mountain. Rev. Bill Ellison will be the guest speaker. Services are at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Sunday and at 7:30 p.m. Monday through Wednesday. There will be special music dur- ing each service, and a nursery will be provided. : The public is invited. HB The cooks of David Baptist Church will serve breakfast from 6-10 a.m. Saturday in the fellow- ship building. The church is located off Highway 74 across from Rethware School. The public is invited. |B The children of Oak Grove Baptist Church will present "Down By The Creek Bank" Sunday, Sept. CLEVELAND MALL Shelby, NC Saturday. So 20 at 7 p.m. The public is invited. Bm The youth of Oak Grove Baptist Church will sponsor a hot dog sale, bake sale and cookbook sale Saturday from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the church. Drinks and dessert will also be sold. Hot dogs are $1 each and cook- books are $7 each. BM Homecoming is scheduled for September 20 at Second Baptist Church, 120 Linwood Road, Kings Mountain. A covered dish dinner will be served following the worship ser- vice. Sunday School begins at 9:45 a.m. and adult and children's wor- shipisat 11 a.m. Rev. Eugene Land, pastor, and the congregation invite the public. BM The Willing Workers youth group of Cherokee Street Baptist Church is having a yard sale Saturday beginning at 8 a.m. The sale will be at 1618 Shelby Road, one-half mile past Food Lion. Proceeds will go toward the mis- sion work of the class. HM Sunnyside Baptist Church will hold Homecoming on Sept. 27. Youth will present a program dur- ing worship service at 11 a.m. and dinner will follow. At 2 p.m., a singing with The Victory Tones of Gastonia and the Southerners of Lincolnton will take place. The church is celebrating 46 years of service. It is located on Highway 274 between Bessemer City and Cherryville. ptember 19h Thursday, September 17, 1992 -THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 3A BIG ih __snce em SAVINGS ON GATE TICKETS AND RIDE TICKETS FOR THE Cleveland County Fair Shelby, N.C. October 1 thru October 10, 1992 Sale Ends Sept. 30, 1992 Printing Creations & Promotions 603 Mauney Ave., Kings Mountain, N. C. Plaza Exxon 330 W. Dixon Blvd., Shelby, N.C, 28150 First Carolina Federal Savings Bank 300 W. Mountain St., Kings Mountain, N. C. First National Bank Main Office, 106 S. Lafayette St. Shelby, N. C, Jerry's Mini-Mart Highway 226, Polkville, N. C. Lawndale Auto Parts Grigg Street, Lawndale, N. C. First Carolina Federal Savings Bank 529 S. New Hope Rd., Gastonia, N. C. Old Stone Bank of N. C. Bolling Springs, N. C. Old Stone Bank of N. C. 503 E. Main St, Cherryville, N. C. Philbecks Grocery 1319 South Post Road, Shelby, N. C. Turner's Super Market Casar, N. C. One Stop #101 900 Fallston Road, Shelby, N. C. One Stop #104 5202 South Post Road, Shelby, N. C. First Carolina Federal Savings Bank 1238 E. Dixon Blvd., Shelby, N. C. One Stop #107 2040 E. Dixon Blvd, Shelby, N. C. One Stop #108 1200 E. Marion St., Shelby, N. C. Stop'and Shop Between Belwood & Fallston Hwy. 18 North One Stop #110 2101 S. Lafayette St, Shelby, N. C. One Stop #115 3971 W. Dixon Blvd., Swainsville, N. C. R & J Kwik Way 4812 Polkville Rd., Shelby, N. C. Village Pantry 3003 College Road, Shelby, N. C. Wright's Jewelry Store Main Street, Fallston, N. C. Cleveland County Fair Office : 74 Business East of Shelby, N.C. What: 10th Anniversary Celebration Live Music By: Ocean Blvd. Band Band will perform at 7:00, 7:40, 9:00 & 9:40 Moonlight Madness DS OE]
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