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The Kings Mountain Herald
JARED BELCHER
Jared Belcher
celebrates birthday
Jared Brentley Belcher, son of
Jamie and Charlotte Belcher of -
Kings Mountain, was three
years old July 27.
He celebrated July 29 witha _
party at the carrousel at Shelby
City Park. The theme was
Thomas the Tank Engine. «
Frierids and family enjoyed
cake, ice cream, chips and juice. |
Jared has a younger sister,
Amber Belcher.
Other guests were cousins
Abbie and Seth Lynch, Devin
Ayscue, Courtney and Caleigh
Carey, and friends Caje Etters,
Chan Champion, Kyndall Wells,
Ashlin and Julia Treat, Dax
Hollifield, and McKenzie
Gibson.
Grandparents are Conley and ©.
Debbie Taylor, Bobby and
Helen Ayscue, and Jim and
Barbara Belcher. Great-grand-
parents are Lola Belcher and the
late Alvin Belcher, Margaret
Dellinger, Glenn and Pat
Dellinger, Fred Owens and the
late Martha Owens, and the late
Mark and Cindy Taylor.
~ Wallace completes
recruit training
Airman Recruit Jeremy Todd
Wallace recently graduated
iii Recruit Training. ;
_ Command in
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From
there he went
to Aviation
Ordnance
Training in
Pensacola, FL.
He is now sta-
tioned in
Newport
News, VA where he is assigned
to the ship USS NIMITZ.
Wallace lives in Grover with
his mother, Tammy Williams,
and stepfather Duane Williams.
He is a 1999 graduate of Kings
Mountain High School.
WALLACE
Homecoming slated
at Beulah Methodist
Beulah United Methodist
Church, 1536 Stoney Point Rd.,
Shelby, will celebrate homecom-
ing Sunday, August 27 at 11
a.m. Special music will be pro-
vided by students from Kings
Mountain High School.
Rev. Claudia Harrelson will
be the speaker. A dinner on the
grounds will follow the service.
Members, former members
and family and friends are in-
vited. For more information call
the pastor at 629-3061.
AMBER BELCHER
Amber Belcher
‘born on June 26
Amber Sydney Belcher was
born June 26, 2000 at Gaston
Memorial Hospital, She
weighed seven pounds, four
ounces and was 20 inches long.
Parents are Jamie and
:.- Charlotte Belcher of Kings
Mountain.
Maternal grandparents are
Conley and Debbie Taylor.
Paternal grandparents are Jim
and Barbara Belcher and Bobby
and Helen Ayscue.
Great-grandparents are Lola
Belcher and the late Alvin
Belcher, Margaret Dellinger,
Glenn and Pat Dellinger, Fred
Owens and the late Martha
Owens, and the late Mark and
Cindy Taylor.
Amber has an older brother,
Jared Belcher.
Bloodmobile visit
at Grace Methodist
The Cleveland County
Bloodmobile will be at Grace
United Methodist Church in
Kings Mountain on Thursday,
August 31 from 1:30-6 p.m.
Persons who are at least 17
years old, weigh at least 117
pounds and are in general good
health are urged to donate.
Sandi Bolick, Blood Service
“ Directors for the Cleveland’
‘County Chapter of the «1
American Red Cross, said the
Carolinas Blood Region faces
unusual challenges in keeping
up with the demand for blood
products
“In spite of collecting more
blood than ever before, we con-
tinue to struggle to meet the
steadily-rising hospital de-
mand,” she said. “With in-
creased technology comes a
higher demand for blood prod-
ucts to keep people living
longer and healthier.
“The Carolinas Blood Region
continues to meet all patient
needs; however, each blood do-
nation has become just that
much more vital,” she said. “We
are particularly concerned with
the loss of blood during the
Labor Day holiday.”
Gospel singing set
at Calvary Way
The Plemmons will be in con-
cert Saturday, August 26 at 7
‘p.m. at Calvary Way Holiness
Church, 310 Long Branch Road,
Kings Mountain.
Rev. Clifton Morgan, pastor,
invites the public.
RANDIE & DYLAN HEWATT
Randie Hewatt
celebrates birthday
Randie Nicole Hewatt;
daughter of Todd and Laura
Philbeck Hewatt of Kings
Mountain, was one year old
August 10. She celebrated with
a party on August 5.
A Minnie Mouse cake was
served with ice cream and
chips. Friends and family at-
tended.
Children attending were
Jonthan and Jodie Williams and
Katie Bumgandan.
Grandparents are Roger and
Judy Philbeck, Jim and Jean,
Fitch, and Barbara Bolton.
Myrick to speak :
at C of C luncheon
U.S. Rep. Sue Myrick will be
the keynote speaker for the
Cleveland Count Chamber's
annual congressional luncheon
Thursday, Aug. 24 at noon at
Cleveland County Club.
Myrick will address current
congressional issues, particular-
ly those affecting business and
industry. She will also respond
to questions.
For more information call
487-8521.
KMHS band slates
Disney World visit
The Kings Mountain High
School Blazer Band has been se-
lected to be part of Disney
Magic Music Days in the Walt
Disney World Resort.
The 110-member ensemble
will travel to Florida April 18-
22, 2000 with a scheduled out-
door performance at the Future
World West Stage at Epcot.
Band members are currently
raising needed funds with a
pizza, sausage biscuits, pan-
cakes, gourmet cakes and cook-
ie dough sale. Band members
will be raising funds through
Labor Day.
For more information on the
trip and fund raiser, call 734-
5647 ext. 29. Delivery will take
place the week of September 11.
Morton attends
Dallas conference
MauDava Owens Morton of
Gastonia, formerly of Kings
Mountain, recently attended
BeautiControl's annual confer-
ence, Celebration, in Dallas, TX
Morton learned about
BeautiControl’s new products,
attended the Women Helping
Others Foundation Fall Fashion
Show and Juncheony and partic-
pared in business Brilding and
| cadership development work-
#1 hops.
Morton is the daughter of
| ‘red Owens of Kings Mountain.
For more information call
Viorton at 827-6877.
| Homecoming Sunday
Hat Holiness Mission
Homecoming will be Sunday,
| August 27 at Holiness Christian
Mission Church, 215 Blanton
Street.
Lunch will be served at 12
p.m. or immediately following
the worship service. Special
singing will be held after lunch.
The church has been at its
present location for 22 years.
The pastors are Rev. Randolph
and Helen Alexander.
Heffner attends
Summer Ventures
Stuart Heffner, son of David
and Tammie Heffner of Kings
Mountain, recently attended
Summer Ventures in Science
and Mathematics at UNC
Wilmington.
During the four-week pro-
gram, 93 participant designed
and conducted research on a
science-or math-related project
and presented those results on
the final day.
This is the 14th year of the
Summer Ventures and Science
and Mathematics Program at
UNCW. This year’s student
population of rising high school
juniors and seniors represented
70 high schools and 41 counties
and had an average GPA of
3.79.
Courses slated
at Cleveland CC
The following craft classes
are available at Cleveland
Community College. All classes
will meet at the Foothills
Farmers Market in Boiling
Springs. For more information
call 484-4015.
Sept: 19 = 6:30-9 pum; Ar Fins
Apple a Day. $12 plus $35 mate= 1:5!
rials fee.
Oct. 10 - 6:30-9 p.m., The
Great Pumpkin. $12 plus $15
materials fee.
Nov. 13 - 6:30-9 p.m., Tables
for the-Holidays. $12 plus $20
materials fee.
Dec. 4 - 6:30-9 p.m., Welcome
to our Home.
The course, Effective Teacher
Training, will be held Sept. 11-
Nov. 13 from 4-7 p.m. at CCC.
Registration fee is $55. Class
size is limited and is offered on
a first come, first serve basis.
KM Tour of Homes
to sell ornaments
The Kings Mountain Historic
Tour of Homes Committee has
designed and ordered a
Christmas ornament for the city.
The ornaments will be avail-
able in September. The cost is $6
and all proceeds will go to the
. new historical museum.
The ornaments will be white
with gold and dark hunter
green, and will be available at
various places around town.
For more information, call
Margaret Pearson at 739-5831 or
Shirley Brutko at the Cleveland
Chamber KM office, 739-4755.
Back To School
Belk ® Goody’s @ JCPenney @® Sears
and over 30 other reasons to shop at Cleveland Mall
ACC Communication Italian Gold i : Shoe Show _Maurices
Cell Phones/Beepers en Shoes galore Great apparel
Andy's Hallmark ay Bee loys Sound Shop Mindboggle
Notebooks, etc All Your paper reeds CD's, tapes, videos Take a break while shopping
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Great food while you shop Jewelry for your outfits Accessories galore Get your nails done
Chic Wig Boutique Mens one The Crate Optometric
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Claire's Boutique T Waldenbooks Ey New Glasses
Accessories galore Books to learn from Pretzel Time
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Great food while you shop Radio Shack
Corrado’s Pizza All your electronic needs
Great food while you shop Con Ing Raffles Salon
Dollar Tree 4 Sag, 00 / Hair styles to suit you
All your paper needs Royal Jewelers
Foot Locker is Wong, Jewelry for your outfits
Footwear galore Recy,,. ed Ro Shoe Dept.
Friedman's Jewelers eve dN Fhe, "ce, Shoes galore
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Bluegrass show,
barbecue dinner
to benefit patient
A big bluegrass and gospel
music benefit for local cancer
patient Randy Horn will be
held Saturday, August 26 at 7
p.m. at Oak Grove Fire
Department.
Featured groups are
Timberidge Bluegrass Band and
The Griggs Gospel Band of
Stanley.
Barbecue will be available be-
ginning at 5 p.m. Plates are $6
for adults and $3 for children.
Tickets can be purchased by
calling Kenny Horne at 734-
0874.
Donations will be accepted.
Computer classes
set at Cleveland CC
Cleveland Community
College has announced the fol-
lowing computer courses:
Web Page Design, Tuesdays
1-4 p.m., Sept. 12-Dec. 5. Basics
needed to design a web page.
; Fee $60.
Introduction to Computers,
Tuesdays 6-9 p.m., Sept. 12-Dec.
5. Basic windows, word pro-
cessing, spreadsheet applica-
tions, introduction to email and
Internet. Fee $60.
' Excel, Thursdays, 1-4 p.m.,
Sept. 14-Dec. 7. Basic spread-
sheet design and development
utilizing Microsoft Excel soft-
ware; basics of writing formu-
las, using functions and creat-
ing charts. Fee $60.
CADI (Computer Aided
Drafting I), Thursdays 6-9 p.m.,
Sept. 14-Dec. 7. Topics include
drawing, editing, file manage-
ment, and plotting. Fee $55.
Introduction to Computers
for Seniors, Fridays, 12-3 p.m.,
Sept. 15-Dec. 8. Basics of per-
sonal computer use with tdpics
such as basic windows, word
processing, spreadsheet appli-
cations, introduction to email’
and Internet. Fee $40.
Introduction to Internet sk4
p.m. Fridays Sept. 15-Dec. 8.
Basics of Internet, email, and
web page design. Fee $60:
For more information call
484-4015 or register in thels
Continuing Education Office on
Tuesdays and Thursdays frém
9-7 p.m. at least one week*prior
to the start of class. sesad
CRONE
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to open headquarters
The Cleveland County
Republican Party will openits
2000 campaign headquarters
Thursday, August 24 at 3pm.
in the former BB&T Bankstiitd-
ing at 9 East Marion Street}! iM
Shelby. [aN
U.S. Congresswoman Sue
Myrick will be the specialic
guests at a dedication and open
house. Many local Republican
candidates will also be ottliahd
including Rep. Debbie Clary,’
Dennis Davis'and John' ¢ &
Weatherly, all ritnning for thé
NC House of Representatives;
and Scott Neisler, running fo?
NC Senate. Vn
Watermelontand other a¢-
freshments will be served.
Guests may enter‘a drawing fon
a television and VCR! }
Neisler’s antique steam en:
gine will be on hand milling
grits. bik Moxy
The headimartors opening :
will continue with the Alive |
After Five celebration on the
court square, and conclude at
7:30 p.m. nd
For more information cal”
Tim Moore at 482-4441.
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