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Business
The Kings Mcuntain Herald
JOINS BANK - Mike Weisman, center, is welcomed to Kings Mountain by Dr. John C. McGill, left,
and Glee E. Bridges. Weisman assumed new duties Tuesday as President and Chief executive of-
ficer of First Carolina Savings Bank.
Weisman new CEO at First Carolina
Dr. John C. McGill, Chairman
of the bank's board of directors,
and Glee E. Bridges, vice-chair-
man, welcomed Weisman.
Tuesday was Michael C.
Weisman's first day on the job
at First Carolina Savings Bank
and he was enjoying visiting
with customers and personnel.
Weisman comes to Kings
October 9 - December 4
Thursday evenings
7:00 - 8:00 pm
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Mountain as President and
Chief Executive Officer of First
Carolina after more than 20
years experience in the banking
business in Rocky Mount.
His banking career began
with Wachovia Bank in
Winston-Salem and most re-
cently included service with
First Citizens Bank in Rocky
Mount. He was President of
Builders Federal S&L in Rocky
Mount, Executive Vice
President and Chief Financial
"I am really excited about
moving to Kings Mountain and
look forward to working in the
community," said Weisman.
After completing college in
Winona, Minnesota, he worked
with Ernst & Young, Certified
Public Accountants, and served
White Oak to build
alzheimer wing
Obituaries
October 2,1997
band, Ivey Hillman Bowman of
the home; son, James Bowman
of Morganton; daughters, Betty
: ; Benfield, Elizabeth Brittain, |
White Oak Manor of Kings Terry Kay Moore and Belinda
Mountain should have in place Kay Bowman, all of Morganton;
an alzheimer unit for 16 pa- 15 grandchildren and 16 great-
tients next fall.
The Kings Mountain nursing
home and Northwoods Nursing
Home of Shelby will become
the first nursing homes in the
county to accommodate
alzheimer patients following ac-
ceptance of Certificate of Need
by the N. C. Division of Facility
Services.
"I am excited," said White
Oak Manor administrator Jane
Alexander who said the local
facility will get 30 more beds
grandchildren.
The funeral was conducted
by the Revs. Roger Beck and
Beth Henderson at 3 p.m.
Wednesday in the Colonial
Chapel of Sossoman Funeral
Home. Burial was in Burke
Memorial Park.
Memorials may be made to
Southmountain Children's
Home, 7330 Myrtle Drive,
Nebo, NC 28761.
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with 16 to be utilized for EUNICE SMITH !
alzheimer patients in a secured KINGS MOUNTAIN - Eunice |
facility. McFalls Smith, 85, 1017
Northwoods on Morgan ELIZABETH LYNCH Brookwood Drive, died
Street in Shelby was also ap- KINGS MOUNTAIN - September 27, 1997 at Kings
proved for 30 beds.
Kings Mountain's facility will
be renovated and updated with
new construction expected to
begin in March 1988 and com-
pleted by October 1998,
Alexander said. Currently there
are some wards in the 24-year-
old Kings Mountain facility on
Sipe Street but Alexander said
plans are to utilize the ward
area for more office and storage
“space. A new wing for nursing
home beds will be built adja-
cent to the present building and
when completed the facility will
offer only private and semi-pri-
vate rooms in addition to the
alzheimer patient wing.
Cleveland Pines in Shelby
and Brithaven of Fallston were
not approved for more beds in
the state application.
with her to establish a family
support group.
"This will be the county's first
facility for alzheimer patients.
Now families won't have to
drive a great distance to see
their family members who are
located in other areas,’ she said.
Elizabeth Simmons Lynch, 86, 507
East Ridge Street, died September
29, 1997 at Cleveland Pines
Nursing Center. a
A native of Wilmington, she was
the daughter of the late Lee
Howard and Lossie Evelyn Barnes
Simmons, and wife of the late
Haywood Eugene Lynch, Kings
Mountain businessman and former
editor of the Kings Mountain
Herald. She was also preceded in
death by two daughters, Elizabeth
Lynch Tolleson and Eugenia Lynch
Herndon.
She was a homemaker and a
member of Boyce Memorial ARP
Church. She served four terms as
President of the Kings Mountain
Woman's Club, and was the first
woman to be elected to the Kings
Mountain School Board. She was a
member of the State Dental Health
Ga; brother, Charles Maynard
Simmons of Ormand Beach, Fla.;
10 grandchildren, William M.
Herndon Jr., Robert E. Herndon,
David A. Herndon, Virginia G.
Herndon, George R. Tolleson Jr.,
W. Haywood Tolleson, Andrew R.
Tolleson, Michael L. Tolleson,
Mountain Hospital.
A native of Gaston County,
she was the daughter of the late
Charles M. and Emma Frances
Lynn McFalls. She was the wife
of the late Manual David Smith.
She was also preceded in death
by three brothers, Lloyd
McFalls, Elmer McFalls and
Charles McFalls, and two sis-
ters, Ruth Harrill and Edith
Toms.
She was a charter member of
Kings Mountain Family
Worship Center Church of God,
and was a retired employee of
Burlington Industries in Kings
Mountain.
She is survived by her sons,
Vernon E. Smith, Donald Smith,
Paul Smith and Michael Smith,
all of Kings Mountain; daugh-
ters, Becky Ware of Kings
Officer of Raleigh Federal Alexander said that KM Board, the DAR, and recently was Mountain and Betty Sarvis of
: Savings Donk og Sonier Ls Senior Center Director Monty a mentor in the Kings Mountain Pompano Beach, Fla.; sisters,
: ‘ . resident an ead of Loan Thornburg and White Oak School System. Jeanette Mullinax and Essie
Kings Mountain Community Center Administration of Pioneer Manor Director of Nursing Pat She is survived by her daughter, Jackson, both of Kings
Savings Bank of Rocky Mount. ~~ McMackin would be working Lossie Lynch Harrell of Atlanta, Mountain, and Lorena
Huffstickler of Forest City; 13
grandchildren and 13 great-
grandchildren.
The funeral was conducted
by the Rev. Roger Woodard at 4
p.m. Monday at Kings
Mountain Family Worship -
Center Church of God. Burial
five years as-a jet instructor pi- Recently owners of White Jane Harrell Kelley, and Amy =~ was in Mountain Rest
lot in the US Air Force with ser: Qakyput. ‘up privacy-buffers, Harrell Penn; and-40 great-grand- Cemetery. po oo op
vice in Vietnam. Prior to joining trees”and 4 brick wall: “White children: Pr RENE Memorials: may- be made to
First Carolina Savings Bank, ‘Oak, owned by Oliver and The funeral was conducted by Kings Mountain Family
Weisman was employed as a
broker/financial planner by
Wheat First Butcher Singer.
He is an active member of
Englewood Baptist Church,
Rotary Club, Promise Keepers,
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Betty Cecil of Spartanburg, SC,
spent about $40,000 on land-
scaping.
Eaton agrees to sell
appliance controls
provals.
Eaton's Appliance Controls
business, which had sales of
$440 million in 1996, has 4,800
employees in 17 facilities in
North America, South America,
Europe, Australia and Asia. The
business unit manufactures a
and various range controls for
the world's leading appliance
makers.
the Rev. Doug Petersen at 4 p.m.
Wednesday, October 1 at Boyce
Memorial ARP Church. Burial was
in Mountain Rest Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
Boyce Memorial ARP Church,
Jamestown Road, died Sunday,
September 23, 1997: "in
Britthaven of Morganton fol-
lowing a period of declining
health.
Born May 17, 1917 in Kings
Mountain, she was the daugh-
ter of the late Joseph Terry and
Elizabeth and Sarah.
She is survived by her hus-
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Councilman
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Worship Center Church of God
Building Fund, P.O. Box 462,
Kings Mountain, NC 28086.
Harris Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
PHILLIP MARTIN
See Weisman, 3A Siebe pic and Eaton PO. Box 1145, Kings Mountain, RI
Corporation announced today NC 28086. GROVER - Phillip Wade
the signing of a definitive agree- Harris Funeral Home was in Martin Sr., 44, 228 Hardin
~ . . aay ment whereby Siebe will pur- charge of arrangements. Circle, died Saturday,
Pain may be eliminated for millions | se stone, noni September 27, 1997 af
Appliance Controls business for Cleveland Regional Medica
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Mildred Mullinax Martin of
Grover. He was employed by
Minette Mills and was a mem-
ber of Bethany Baptist Church.
He is survived by his parents;
son, Phillip Wade Martin Jr. of
the home; two brothers, Terry
and Bruce Martin; and a sister,
KINGS MOUNTAIN BELMONT CHERRYVILLE a ; 3 : Bell Goforth Terry. She was also ;
GRIFFIN DRUG CENTER CATAWBA PHARMACY HOUSER DRUG wide variety of timers, switch- acdid ina b ve ; Rose Dickson, all of Grover.
129 W. Mountain Street 403 E. Catawha Street 100 E. Main Street es, water valves, thermostats P ea Y. 1ve S1S- The funeral was conducted
Ts9.2101 sasatl e590 ters: Carolyn, Nell, Ailene, by the Rev. Neal Eferd at 3 p.m.
Tuesday at Bethany Baptist
Church. Burial was in the
Grover City Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
Bethany Baptist
Highway 226, Grover, NC
28073.
Gordon Mortuary was in
charge of arrangements.
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