Page 4B-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, May 25, 1995
Church Briefs
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PREACHING FROM ROOF TOP - Rev. Bob Hope, pastor of
Midview Baptist Church, recent challenged his congregation to have
100 in Sunday School for Mother's Day by promising to preach from
the roof of the church. When 108 people showed up, he made good on
his promise.
March for Jesus Saturday in Shelby
Marchers of all ages will gather
at Shelby Middle School on
Sumter Street in Shelby Saturday
at 9:30 a.m. to "March for Jesus"
to Shelby High School Stadium
where a praise service will be held
at 11 am.
The public is invited.
A big prayer rally will be held
Friday at 7 p.m. at Shelby's Bethel
Baptist Church.
Final plans for the event are un-
derway by teams of volunteers
from churches all over the county.
The March for Jesus Team includes
Jim Brackett, Bobby Quinn, Joe
Cabaniss, Phyllis Campbell,
Marilyn Ferree, Norma Poston,
Linda Hamrick and Leslie Pitt, all
of Shelby, and Betty Mitchell of
Kings Mountain.
Each church in the county has a
coordinator, according to Mitchell,
who is helping place volunteers in
different task groups, working
with music teams to, help the
fhatchers learn’ the songs. Some
churches are planning to wear col-
orful, matching t-shirts and carry
banners.
Monday night a group of
marchers from local churches
walked a practice march around the
Shelby Courtsquare.
March for Jesus is a national and
international event that unifies the
entire body of Christ in cities
across the United States for one
purpose: to exalt Jesus Christ. The
march is a procession through city
streets with praise, prayer and
proclamation.
"History is on the move toward
the year 2000 but even more excit-
ing is the fact that God's church is
on the move," said Mitchell.
Those participating in the march
may park their vehicles at 8:30
a.m. Saturday at Shelby High
School. There will be a run through
of the march music at 9 a.m.
Marchers may purchase the music
for the march for a $1 donation.
"It is our prayers that the March
for Jesus in Cleveland County will
bring together the entire body of
Jesus Christ in a colorful, joyful
celebration of the Lord Jesus," said
Mitchell.
Joshua concert
at Faith Baptist
Joshua of Chester, SC, will be in
concert Sunday, May 28 at 7 p.m.
at Faith Baptist Church, 1009
Linwood Road, Kings Mountain.
The public is invited.
Kings Menten District Seoos, Kes Ec Program
The summer ‘95 Kids Etc! Is the place to be!!
The program operates from 6:30 am ‘til 5:30 pm beginning
June 5th continuing through August 4th.
The Program will be located at West Elementary, 500 W. Mountain Street.
Tuition: $15.00 Registration Fee. $65.00" Per Week for the First Child.
$60.00 Per Week for the Second Child in the Same Family.
The above fees includes quality care, two snacks daily,
all activities and admission to all field trips.
*Financial assistance may be available to applicants that meet requirements.
Weekly Activities: Water Tower Movie Theater, Play Palace, Major Lanes, Bowling, Ping
Pong Tables, Air Hockey Tables, Pool and Pucker Tables, Arts and Crafts, Electronic Games,
Sand Boxes, Water Activities, Board Games, Cleveland County Parks
Mini Camps Instructors
Drama, Mrs. Jane Copenhaver; Cooking, Mrs. Michelle Reynolds; Tennis, Ms. Amber Jordan;
Baseball, Mr. Mike Kinnon
Filed Trips: Hollywild Zoo, Tweetsie Railroad, Train Ride in Spencer, NC, Reed's Gold Mine,
Discovery Zone, Bumper Boats Rides, Putt-Putt Golf, Jigger's Restaurant, Batting Cages,
Skating, Flickers in the Mall.
Come join our “Summer Sizzlers” in Kids Etc!
For an application or more information contact Patsy Walker at 739-8622.
Macedonia Baptist
plans Bible School
Macedonia Baptist Church, 1101
South Battleground Avenue, Kings
Mountain, will hold Vacation Bible
School Sunday, June 4-Thursday,
June 8 from 6-8:30 p.m. nightly.
Everyone between the ages of 0-
18 are invited to attend.
Call the church at 739-6811 to
sign up.
Dixon Preshyterian
homecoming Sunday
Dixon Presbyterian Church will
observe its annual homecoming
Sunday, May 38.
Rev. Allan Sinclair, pastor, will
preach at the 11 a.m. worship hour.
Sunday school begins at 10 a.m.
A covered dish lunch will be
spread at 1 p.m. In case of rain, the
meal will be served in the auditori-
um of Dixon School.
All members, former members
and friends are invited.
Homecoming set
at Allen Memorial
Homecoming will be Sunday,
May 28 at Allen Memorial Baptist
Church, Long Branch Road,
Grover.
Worship will be at 11 a.m., lunch
at 12:30 and singing at 2 p.m. The
Hamptons of Blacksburg, SC will
be the featured singers.
Gospel singing set
at Pathway Baptist
Sunrise Gospel Singers will be
in concert Sunday, May 28 at 11
a.m. at Pathway Baptist Church,
Kings Mountain.
Rev. James Hamrick, pastor, in-
vites the public.
Outdoor gospel sing
slated in Polkville
There will be an outdoor gospel
singing May 26-27 at Ottis Cook
Memorial Gospel Music Park, lo-
cated on Highway 226 seven miles
north of Polkville.
Admission is free and conces-
sions will be available. Take lawn
chairs.
Singing begins at 7 p.m. each
evening. Featured groups on Friday
include the Willing Servants of
Hickory, the Calvary Ridge Boys
of Hickory, The Libbys of
Columbus, Ohio, and the Golden
Valley Crusaders.
Singing on Saturday will be the
Sullivan Family of St. Stephens,
The Hamptons of Blacksburg, SC,
and the Golden Valley Crusaders.
Per haps
A cannonball detonates a scream muted by death. North or South . . . blue or gray . . .
what could have been is no more. Perhaps an infant is fatherless. Perhaps a bride is a
widow. Perhaps. . .
1915. . . World War I. One hundred twenty-eight Americans perish as a German subma-
rine sinks the British Lusitania. In 1917, the United States declares war. American blood
floods European trenches. Perhaps a book is never written. Perhaps an invention remains
incomplete. Perhaps . . .
December 7, 1941 . . . Japan bombs Pearl Harbor. World War II is declared.
Thousands die in the European and Pacific theatres. Perhaps a painting remains
undone. Perhaps a song remains unsung..Perhaps’. ca
Conflicts in Korea, Vietnam, the Middle East . . . more lives lost. Perhaps a
planet exists in obscurity. Perhaps cures for cancer and AIDS are delayed.
Perhaps . ..
Perhaps the world has learned war has no “winner,” that the fruits of peace
are the true “victory.” Perhaps. . .
Sunday Monday Tuesday
1 Corinthians 2 Corinthians ~~ Galatians
12:1-11 2:1-18 5:16-26 1:1-18
Wednesday
2 Timothy
Thursday Friday Saturday
1 John 1 John Joel
4:1-6 5:1-12 2:28-32
It is the Desire of Area Pastors and the Community Minded Firms Listed
Here That GOD Be Taken Into The Solution of ALL Our Problems.
Worship HIM In Church Regularly.
First Carolina Federal
Savings Bank
Since 1907
739-4781 - 482-0222 - 865-1111
Amity Finance
Of Kings Mountain
739-1311
Hardee’s
Of Kings Mountain
Kerns Trucking, Inc.
You Call - We Haul
739-4747
Plonk Tire
Wray and Tim Plonk
739-0193
Harris Teeter
Supermarket
and Employees
Allen’s Flower
Shop, Inc.
Management and Staff
Kings Mountain
Herald
Cablevision
Management & Employees
Grover
Industries
“Where Friendly People Work”
Mac’s Grocery
900 N. Piedmont Ave.
739-3391
Parkdale Mills, Inc.
#5 & #19
Management and Employees
Wade Ford
You Can Count on Wade
Peggy’s Restaurant
415 N. Piedmont Ave.
739-7361
The Printin’ Press
Canterbury Road
739-0333
Harris Funeral
Home, Inc.
Ollie Harris and Staff
Kings Mountain
Hospital
739-3601
Nationwide Insurance
306 E. King Street
739-3953
The Sub Factory
124 A. West Gold Street
739-4255
Loves Fish Box
1104 Shelby Road
Quick Way Cleaners
110 N. Cleveland Ave.
739-2422
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