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A trio of financial experts has
opened a new office in Kings
Mountain. Located at 105 Regal
Drive, Suite 1, the team of
William Marcellino, Terry
Mason, and Teresa Williams
will operate a branch of
Raymond James Financial
Services, Inc.
Founded in 1962, Raymond
James is one of the largest fi-
nancial services firms in the na-
tion with more than 1,700 loca-
tions coast to coast. Based in
Tampa, Florida, the company’s
stock is traded on the NYSE un-
der the symbol RJE.
Branch manager Marcellino is
a United States Marine Corps
reserve Major. He has lived in
Kings Mountain since 1995 and
attends First Presbyterian
Church with his wife Melissa
and daughters four-year-old
Brianna and nine-month old
Reni. He formerly worked for
Edward Jones Investments for
seven years.
Teresa Williams is a Kings
Mountain native. She has a son,
Brent, and has worked with
Marcellino for 51/2 years.
Terry Mason is from Gastonia.
She and her husband Gary have
two children and two grand-
children. She has worked with
Marcellino and Williams for a
month.
“We feel that we can serve
our clients with the individual
attention they deserve,”
Marcellino said.
Plans are for the partners to
eventually occupy the property
at 207 West Mountain Street
that currently houses
Mountaineer Video. Marcellino
has retained architect Roger
Holland of Shelby to remodel
the structure.
“We hope to be in the build-
ing by March, 2001,” said
Marcellino.
For more information, call
Marcellino, Williams, or Mason
at 739-4997.
Battle of Bands
slated at gazebo
A Battle of the Bands will be
held during Xtreme Saturday
October 21 in downtown Kings
Mountain. The competition will
run from 12 noon-5 p.m. at the
Gazebo at Patriots Park.
It will be open competition
for local musicians. Cash and
other prizes will be awarded to
the top three bands. :
“I've had a lot of teens com-
plain that they want to hear
their style of music in a concert
environment,” noted Ellis
Noell, Special Events Director
for the City of Kings Mountain.
“This competition will provide
an excellent venue at the
Gazebo at Patriots Park and al-
low our young musicians an
opportunity t to showcase their,
talents.”
Bands must preregister with»
Noell at City Hall. For more in-
formation, call Noell at 730-
21083.
The competition is part of a
gigantic Octoberfest slated for
October 19-21, with most activi-
ties set at Patriots Park.
The gospel concert, originally
scheduled for Wed., Oct. 18, has
been cancelled.
Thursday’s activities include
a KM @ PM Street Party from 5-
8 p.m. It will feature entertain-
ment by Crimson Rose.
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There will be a fireworks ex-
travaganza on Friday at KMHS,
following the Mountaineers’
football game.
Saturday's activities also in-
clude the dedication of the new
Harris Children’s Wing at
Mauney Memorial Library at 10
a.m., extreme sports demonstra-
tions from 11 a.m.-5 p.m., and a
concert featuring The Fantastic
Shakers from 8-11:30 p.m.
Noell and Mayor Rick
Murphrey will accompany win-
ners of the recent “The Day the
Mountain Spoke” essay contest
to the 220th anniversary cele-
bration of the Battle of Kings
Mountain Saturday at Kings
Mountain National Military
Park. |
The winners will gather at.the |
Gazebo for a limousine ride to
the Military Park. After the cele-
bration, winners will return by
limousine to Swoogers for a
red, white and blue sundae, and
back to the gazebo for closing
ceremonies.
Winners of the contest, all
Kings Mountain Middle School
students, are Sara Roberts,
Halie Calvert, Megan
Bradshaw, Dustin Wilson,
Lacey Beam, Ben Carswell, and
Miles Galloway.
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(Compiled by Kenneth Kitzmiller)
Sept. 27-Oct. 3
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Maximum one day 0
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Low temperature 48 (27th)
High temperature 84 (2nd) *
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MAE CARROLL
SHELBY- Mae Jackson
Carroll, 72, Antioch
Community, Blacksburg, S.C.,
died September 26, 2000 inv
Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
A native of Cleveland
County, she was the daughter
of the late Beverly P. Jackson
and Fannie Mae Mitcham
Jackson. She was also preceded
in death by a sister Bonnie
Jackson Warner. She was a re-
tired lab technician with Fiber
. Industries and Globe
Manufacturing in Gastonia. She
was a member of Antioch
Baptist Church.
She is survived by her daugh-
ter Ann Carroll of Blacksburg;
sons Manning “Gene” Carroll,
Jr. of Blacksburg and Kenneth
Jackson Carroll of Alabama; sis-
ter Maxine Jackson of Charlotte;
brother Herman Jackson of
Merritt Island, Florida; also two
grandsons and one grand-
daughter.
The funeral was conducted
Friday at 11 a.m. at Macedonia
Baptist Church by the Revs.
Vernon Craig and David Turner.
Burial was in Antioch Baptist
Church Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
Macedonia Baptist Church Debt
Fund, 1101 S. Battleground
Cleveland Funeral Services
handled the arrangements.
A.V. KENNEDY, JR.
FALLSTON, N.C.- Austin
Victor Kennedy, Jr., 60, 348 Vic
Randall Road, Lawndale, died
September 29, 2000 at Hospice
of Wendover.
/ A native of Cleveland
County, he was
the son of the
late A.V.
Kennedy, Sr.
and Maggie
Corene Wallace
Kennedy. He
by brothers
Arthur C.
Kennedy and Lee Kennedy and
sisters Linda Kennedy, Ruth
Cooper, and Dianne Kennedy.
He was retired from the N.C.
KENNEDY
Department of Transportation.
Landscape Division and was a
member of East Kings ©
Mountain Church of God.
He is survived by his son
Arthur C. Kennedy of Kings
Mountain; son and daughter in
law Ronnie and Nancy
Kennedy of Shelby; daughter
and son in law Tammy and
Grady Pearson of Shelby;
daughter Kayron Wiseman of
Muncie, Indiana; brothers Earl
Kennedy of Lawndale and J.W.
Kennedy of Shelby; sisters
Thelma Sealy, Sue Powell, Jean
Dover, all of Shelby; mother of
his children Ansley Terry of
Kings Mountain; long time fam- ;
ily friends Lucy Hope of Kings
Mountain and Sheena Kennedy
Anthony of Boiling Springs; al-
so 11 grandchildren and three
great grandchildren.
The funeral was conducted
Tuesday at East Kings
Mountain Church of God at 11
a.m. by the Rev. John Heath.
Burial was in Wallace Grove
Baptist Church Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
East Kings Mountain Church of
God, c/o Rev. John Heath, 304
Waco Road, Kings Mountain
28086.
Stamey Funeral Home served
the family.
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MARIAN BREAKEFIELD
SHELBY- Marian Knox
Breakefield, 78, White Oak
Manor, Kings Mountain, died
October 1, 2000 at White Oak
Manor. :
A native of Clover, S.C., she
was the daughter of the ate
John Jackson Knox and Viola
McCarter Knox. She was also
preceded in death by her hus-
band J.C. Breakefield and
daughter Mary Elizabeth
Carpenter. She was retired from
the Gaston Gazette where she
was an accounting clerk. She
was a member of First
Presbyterian Church, Kings
Mountain.
She is survived by her sister
Margaret Knox Aderholdt of
Kings Mountain; brother Jacob
R. Knox of Catawba, S.C;
granddaughters Kimberly
Carpenter Draughn of
Hiddenite, N.C. and Dawn
Carpenter Richardson of
Denver, Colorado.
The funeral was conducted
‘Wednesday at 11 a.m. at
Woodside Cemetery by the Rev.
Richard Newsome. Burial was
~ in Woodside Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
First Presbyterian Church, PO
Box 1188, Kings Mountain
E354 28086:
Avenue, Kings Mountain 28086.
Cleveland Funeral Services
"handled the arrangements.
CARL LINGERFELT
SPARTANBURG, S.C.- Carl
i Ray “Corky” Lingerfelt, 72, 640
Gold Mine Road, died
September 28, 2000 at Mary
. Black Memorial Hospital.
‘A native of Gaston County,
he was the son of the late John
- Frank'and Lucretia Summers
Lingerfelt. He was a retired
roofer.and carpenter.
He is survived by his wife
Gertrude Crossley Lingerfelt;
daughters Linda Gibson of
Cowpens, S.C., Janice
McLaughlin of Boiling Springs,
Frances Fowler of Wellford, and
Kathy Hinson of Claremont;
sons Harold Lingerfelt of
Spartanburg and Ronnie
Lingerfelt of Cowpens; sisters
Iva Beam of Lady Lake, Florida
and Ruby Dixon of Kings
Mountain; also ten grandchil-
~ dren and nine great grandchiil-
dren. i.
The funeral was conducted at
2 p.m. Saturday at Floyd's
Greenlawn Chapel by the Rev.
William Pace. Burial was in
Greenlawn Memorial Gardens.
Floyd’s Greenlawn Chapel
handled the arrangements.
MASON McCULLOCH
SHELBY- Mason Hayes
McCulloch, 4 1/2 months, 112
Guffey Drive, died September
29, 2000 at Cleveland Regional
Medical Center.
A native of Cleveland
County, he was the son of John
R. McCulloch III and Heidi
Guffey McCulloch. He was pre-
ceded in death by grandfather”
John Robert McCulloch II and
grandmother Elizabeth Hayes
McCulloch. He attended Boiling
Springs Baptist Church.
In addition to his parents, he
~ is survived by grandparents
Mitchell and Susan Rhom
~ Guffey of Shelby; great grand-
“parents N.P. and Gertie Guffey
of Shelby; great grandparents
Donald and Betsy Rhom of
Shelby; aunt and her husband
Beth McCulloch and Bryan
Shull of Shelby; cousins Wes
Shull and Will Shull of Shelby;
uncle Josh Guffey of Shelby.
The service was conducted
Sunday at 3 p.m. at Boiling
Springs Baptist Church by Dr.
- Carroll Page. Burial was in
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Cleveland Memorial Park.
"Memorials may be made to
Boiling Springs Baptist Church
Building Fund. PO Box 917,
Boiling Springs, 28017.
IN CONCERT
CHRISTIAN FREEDOM BAPTIST CHURCH
246 Range Road, Kings Mountain, NC
Saturday Evening October 7th at 7pm
A love offering will be received.
For information call: (704) 739-4152
RUBY M. ALEXANDER
KINGS MOUNTAIN - Ruby
Moss Alexander, 74, 103 Gold
Dust Court, died September 29,
2000 at Presbyterian Hospital
Hospice, Charlotte.
A native of Cleveland
" "County, she was the daughter
of the late Theodore Moss. She
was co-owner of Alexander,
Inc., a Realtor and developer,
and was retired from the United
States Post Office.
She was a member of First
Baptist Church where she was a
Sunday School teacher, served
in various offices in the church,
and was active in the youth
ministry in the 1960s and 1970s.
She served on the Board of
Directors of NC Baptist
Foundation, Regal Ventures,
Cleveland County United Way,
Kings Mountain /Grover
Advisory Board for the Life
Enrichment Center, Cleveland
Home Health and First :
National Bank. She was a for-
mer board member of the
Cleveland County Chamber of
Commerce, and Kings
Mountain Chamber of
Commerce.
She was a member of Kings
Mountain Association of
Realtors, Cleveland County
Home Builders Association,
Kings Mountain Women's Club,
and former trustee of Gardner-
Webb University.
She received the Sam Walton
Award for Community Service,
and the Athena Award for
Outstanding Business Women.
She was honorary co-chair for
Kings Mountain Relay for Life.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Charles L. Alexander;
son, Reg Alexander and wife,
Deco, of Kings Mountain;
daughter, Cindi Wood and hus-
band, Larry, of Kings Mountain; **
mother, Pearl Huffstetler Moss
Horne of Kings Mountain;
brothers, Sonny Moss of
Jackson, SC, and Jack Moss of
Kings Mountain; and
grandchildren, Brandon Wood,
Lane Wood, and Kyra
Alexander. :
The funeral was conducted
by Dr. John Sloan and the Rev.
Reg Alexander at 11 a.m.
Monday at First Baptist Church.
Burial was in Mountain Rest
- Cemetery: tov byerrst dariw
Mena may be made to
First Baptist Church, P.O. Box
786, Kings Mountain, NC 28086,
‘Relay for Life, City of Kings
Mountain, P.O. Box 429, Kings
Mountain, NC 28086, and Regal
Ventures Creative Ministries,
P.O. Box 1010, Kings Mountain,
NC 28086.
Harris Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
JEFFREY HANNAH
KINGS MOUNTAIN- Jeffery
Thomas Hannah, 49, 1130
Rollingbrook Court, died
September 29, 2000 at Autumn
Years Health Care, Shelby.
A native of Greenville, S.C.,
he was the son of the late David
L. and Bonnie Terry Hannah.
He was also preceded in death
by his brother David L.
- Hannah, Jr. and half brother
Robert “Bob” Moore. He was a
heavy equipment operator for
the city of Kings Mountain. He
was a member of American
Legion Post 155, and a member .
of VFW, Kings Mountain.
He is survived by his broth-
ers Charles W. Hannah of Lake
Norman, N.C., and Elmer C.
Hannah of Kings Mountain; sis-
ter Bonnie Lawson of Kings
Mountain.
Burial will be private and a
memorial service will be held
Saturday, October 7 at 2 p.m. at . -
Mountain Rest Cemetery.
Carothers Funeral Home,
Gastonia, served the family.
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W. S. FULTON JR.
KINGS MOUNTAIN -
William S. “Bill” Fulton Jr., 81,
613 East Ridge Street, died
September 30, 2000 at his home.
A native of Cleveland
County, he was the son of the
late W. Sage Fulton Sr. and the
late Vivian Ware Fulton and
husband of the late Ruth Green
Fulton.
He was the retired owner of
Fulton’s Department Store and
a member of Boyce Memorial
A.R.P. Church, the Kiwanis
Club for over 45 years, and was
awarded a life membership in
the Kiwanis Club. He was trea-
surer of Boyce Memorial A.R.P.
Church for 30 years, and served
as a Deacon, Elder and Trustee.
He was a member of the
Board of Directors of First
Federal Savings and Loan, and
the Board of Directors of
Erskine College. He was a vet-
eran of the Army Air Corp in
World War II, and was a
‘Shriner. He was preceded in
“death by a sister, Lenora Fulton.
; Hei is survived by his sons,
“WS. “Corky” Fulton III and
“wife, Barbara, of Kings
honing Carl G. Fulton of
Hendersonville, and James P.
Fulton of Salisbury; and grand-
children, Sage Fulton, Jennifer
~ Fulton, Charlotte Fulton,
Elizabeth Fulton, and Catherine
Fulton.
A graveside service was held
at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Mountain
. Rest Cemetery, followed by a
memorial service at 2 p.m. at
Boyce Memorial A.R.P. Church.
Rev. Doug Petersen officiated.
Memorials may be made to
Boyce Memorial A.R.P. Church,
Edgemont Road, Kings
* Mountain, NC 28086 or to
Hospice of Cleveland County,
952 Wendover Heights Drive,
“Shelby, NC 28150.
"Harris Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
HAZEL RAMSEY
KINGS MOUNTAIN- Hazel
Hilda Ramsey, 74, Kings
Mountain, died September 30 in
Kings Mountain.
A native of Rutherford
County, she was the daughter
of the late William Henry
Morgan and Mary Alene.
Johnson Morgan. She was a
charter member of The Second
Wesleyan Church in Kings
Mountain, which is now Gold
Street Wesleyan Church.
She is survived by her hus-
band Robert F. Ramsey; son and
daughter in law William L. and
Deanna Smith Whiteside of
Gastonia; daughter and son in
law Debra Ann and Tim Grant
of Eden, N.C.; daughter Mary
Louise Ramsey of Kings
Mountain and William Worthy
of Kings Mountain; grandchil-
dren, grandson and wife
William Travis and Carla
Williams Whiteside of
Lincolnton, Morgan E.
Whiteside of Gastonia, Timothy
Jason West and William Aaron
West both of Eden, Katie Shull
and Kyle Connor both of Kings
‘Mountain; great grandchildren
Amethyst L. Whiteside, Cailyn
D. Whiteside and William
Chandler Whiteside all of
Lincolnton.
The graveside service was
conducted Wednesday at 2
_p-m. at Grover City Cemetery in
Grover, N.C. by the Revs. Bob
Hope and Clifton “Pete”
..Morgan. Jerry Bedsole was the
..-soloist.
Memorials may be made to
the American Cancer Society
Charlotte Chapter, 500 E.
Morehead Street, Charlotte
28202.
McLean Funeral Directors
served the family.
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