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Two prominent men with close
ties to the community were induct-
ed posthumously Saturday into the
Cleveland County Historical
Museum Hall of Fame.
The portraits. biographical and
memory cases of Kings Mountain
industrialist W. A. Mauney and for-
mer minister Dr. Zeno Wall were
placed in the Hall of Fame along
with 25 previous honorees.
Other Cleveland County resi-
dents inducted were Bess Gardner
: Hoey. wife of former Governor
: Clyde Roark Hoey: Judge Peyton
i McSwain and businessman, Shelby
: mayor and civic leader C. B.
¢ Suttle.
Will Herndon, nephew of
i William Andrew Mauney, and for-
Fund raisers set for Byers kids
A concert by Kyotee Band and
a wrestling match will be held
Saturday at Kings Mountain
. Middle School to help buy a van
, for Tabitha and Billy Byers Jr., a
brother and sister fighting Batten's
| disease.
The music show begins at 6 p.m.
followed by the wrestling match at
' 7 p.m. Tickets are $6 in advance
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mer Senator J. Ollie Harris, son-in-
law of Dr. Zeno Wall, attended the
ceremonies.
Mauney, father of Mrs. J. E.
Herndon, established the first cot-
ton mill, Kings Mountain
Manufacturing Company, in 1888
and organized First National Bank
in 1900 and served as president un-
til 1928 and as a director until his
death. He also established the first
newspaper in 1889 which is now
the Kings Mountain Herald.
Dr. Wall, father of Abby Wall
Harris, held many pastorates which
influenced the spread of
Christianity in Cleveland County.
He was pastor of Shelby's First
Baptist Church for 23 years and
began in 1925 when he built a
and $7 at the door.
Among featured performers are
American G. I., Dozer, Buddy
Shane, the Superstar, Thunderfoot
and Ric Starr, among others.
A yard sale benefit for the chil-
dren will start at 7 a.m. at 108
Plantation Drive.
In recent months local people
have helped raise over $19,000.
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church plant with 1,000 attending,
Sunday School, an effective revival
program and the building of a ju-
nior college where "poor" boys and
girls were given a chance for a
higher education. During the de-
pression years, Wall served without
pay as president of the college
which later became Gardner-Webb
University.
Notable is the last pastorate of
his life when he, without pay , suc-
cessfully used his "love box" to
help rebuild Elizabeth Baptist
Church, which had been destroyed
in a fire, leading to the construc-
tion of a new sanctuary and educa-
tional building.
But the handicapped-equipped van
costs about $30,000.
The rare genetic illness struck
Billy Jr. when he was three and
Tabitha when she was four.
Batten's disease deteriorates the
brain and nerves.
Donations may also be sent in
care. of First National Bank,
Shelby, 28150. The donations are
not tax-deductible.
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Rev. James Dougherty will fill
the pulpit for the first time Sunday
as the new pastor of St. Matthew's
Lutheran Church.
Dougherty has moved into the
parsonage on Ridge Street.
"I am excited and I look forward
to meeting many new people in
Kings Mountain," said Dougherty.
Dougherty
said he helped
organize a
Crisis Ministry
in two of his
previous pas-
torates and
looks forward
to becoming
LAT ©. involved in the
DOUGHERTY Kiiiin igs
Mountain Crisis Ministry.
A former hospital chaplain,
Dougherty was born in Norfolk,
Va. and reared in Maryland and
Florida, traveling extensively with
his parents when his father was in
the US Navy and traveling exten-
sively during his adulthood.
As a student at Florida State
University, he accepted the call to
the ministry and transferred to
Newberry College, where he grad-
vated in 1976. He graduated from
Lutheran Southern Seminary in
Columbia, SC in 1980 and was or-
Thursday, March 30, 1995 -THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Page 3A
Two selected to Hall of Fame St-Matthew's has new pastor
dained by the South Carolina
1 Synod.
i He interned on Long Island in
New York and served hospital
chaplaincy posts in South Texas
and New York. He served pas-
torates at St. James Lutheran in
‘Concord, Christus Victor Lutheran
in Fayetteville and St. Paul's
Lutheran Church in Salisbury.
"The Parish Ministry is really
my calling and it's my dream to get
out in the community and get peo-
ple involved for God," said the
young man who says he feels at
home in Kings Mountain
"My congregation has welcomed
me with open arms and we are So
grateful for the leadership of our
interim pastor, Rev. John Mauney,”
he said.
Dougherty, who is a member of
the American Guild of Organists,
plays the organ for self enjoyment
and has always volunteered to help
with emergency help lines which
he wants to continue in Kings
Mountain.
"I'm looking forward to an ex-
tended family, my new congrega-
tion, and friends in Kings
Mountain," he said.
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