MARTHA JANE MAUNEY
KINGS MOUNTAIN -
Martha Jane Mauney, 46,
102-1 Pepper Drive, died
May 25, 2002 at her home.
She was a native of ;
Mecklenburg County, and
attended Lenoir-Rhyne
College. :
She is survived by her
parents, W.K. and Mary
Simpson Mauney Jr. of
Kings Mountain; brother,
W.K. “Kemp” Mauney 111
and wife Debbie of Kings
Mountain; and sister, Sarah
Frances Faunce and hus-
band David of Kings
Mountain.
The funeral was conduct-
ed by Dr. Edgar Cooper at
11 am. Tuesday at St.
Matthew's Lutheran
Church.
Memorials may be made
to St. Matthew's Lutheran
Church, 201 N. Piedmont
Ave., Kings Mountain, NC
28086.
Harris Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements.
SALLIE CAUSBY
SHELBY - Sallie Leila
Porter Causby, 104, died
May 28, 2002 at Crawley
Memorial Hospital.
A native of Cleveland
County, she was the daugh-
ter of the late Joe and Eliza
Ann Barrett Porter and wife
of the late Ed Ellis Causby.
She was also preceded in
death by her son, Julius
“Nesby” Causby; daughter,
Florene Causby; grand-
daughter, Patsy Petty
Lovelace; grandsons, Ronald
and harvey Causby; great-
great granddaughter, Shayla
Moore; daughters-in-law,
Vernie Davis Causby and
Annell Wright Causby; sons-
in-law, Lewis Henderson
and John Petty; brothers,
Neal Porter, Benjamin
Porter, Phil Porter, Jim
Porter and Vernon Porter;
and sisters, Vergie Porter
Causby, Josephine Porter
Hord and Emma Pearl
Porter Hord.
She was a lifelong mem-
ber of Buffalo Baptist
Church.
She is survived by her
sons, Joe Causby and wife
Martha, Sam Causby and
Eddie Ray Causby, all of
Shelby; daughters, Gertrude
Causby Petty of Shelby,
Emma Sue Causby
Henderson of Kings
Mountain, and Margaret
Causby Lee and husband
Lowell and Wanda Causby
Lewis and husband B.B., all
of Shelby; grandchildren,
Larry Gene Causby,
Geraldine Petty Transiskus,
and Judy Grigg Smith, all of
Shelby; JoRene Causby
Chandler of Florida, Robin
Causby Bridges, Lisa
Causby Hubbard, Sheila
Lewis Davis, Kathy Lewis
Phillips, and Robert Alan
Lewis, all of Shelby; 26
great-grandchildren and 16
great-great grandchildren.
The funeral will be con-
ducted by the Revs. Max
Turner, Allen Davis and
Danny Lail at 2 p.m.
Thursday at Buffalo Baptist
Church. The body will be
placed in the church 30 min-
utes before the service.
Burial will be in Sunset
Cemetery.
Kings Mountain Weather Report
(Compiled by Kenneth Kitzmiller)
May 22-28 Year Ago
Total precipitation 0 - 1.25
Maximum 1 day 0 48 (24th)
Month to date 2.33 1.47
Year to date 16.41 16.54
Low temperature 40 (22) 48 (22)
High temperature 88 (25th, 26th) 81 (27th)
Avg. temperature 69.9 66.6
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The Kings Mountain Herald
Clay-Barnette Funeral
Home is in charge of
‘arrangements.
MARTHA SUE YAWN
ROCK HILL, SC. - Martha
Sue Yawn, 86, died May 27,
2002 at the home of her son,
Herman Yawn.
A native of Kings
Mountain, she was the
daughter of the late Charles
Forest Stowe and Martha
Catherine Stowe and wife of
the late
Herman
Herbert
Yawn Sr.
She
was a
where she
was an All-State guard for
the Kings Mountain
Mountaineer basketball
team. She retired from Rock
Hill Printing and Finishing
Company. She was an active
volunteer with Hope Inc.
and was a member of
Oakland Baptist Church.
She was a volunteer for the
S.T.A.R. project at Oakland
Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
She is survived by her
sons, Herman H. Yawn Jr. of
Rock Hill, Charles C. Yawn
of Isle of Palms, SC, and Joe
F. Yawn of Saluda, SC;
daughter, Catherine Y.
Richardson of Austin, TX;
nine grandchildren and
seven great-grandchildren.
A family burial will be
held at 10 a.m. Saturday at
Mountain Rest Cemetery in
Kings Mountain. A memori-
al service will be conducted
by Dr. Robert Schrum at 2
p.m. at Oakdale Baptist
Church. The family will
receive friends following the
service at the church.
Memorials may be made
to Hope Inc., 725 Crest
Street, Rock Hill, SC 29730.
Bass Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.
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CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS
Pictured above are top Girl Scout cookie sellers from
Mountain Grove unit during the recent cookie sale which
resulted in the selling of 2,155 boxes. Top photo, Justina
Carpenter was Mountain ‘Grove’s top seller with 906 = '25~
boxes. She is pictured with Janice Booth, Executive
Director of the Pioneer Council. In bottom photo, Booth is
pictured with Brooke and Amanda Parker, who were the
top sister sales team from Mountain Grove and second
place in the Pioneer Council with 1,702 boxes sold.
Cpl. Jimmy Van Valen
participates
Marine Corps Cpl. Jimmy
d. Van Valen, son of Loretta
L. Fox of Landing, NJ and
James D. Van Valen of Kings
Mountain, recently ‘partici-
pated in exercise Sea Soldier
‘02 while assigned to the
13th Marine Expeditionary
Unit, home based at Camp
Pendleton, CA.
Marines honed their skills
during the 12-day live-fire
training exercise with sol-
- diers from the Western
Frontier Regiment of the
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PLANTS
in exercise
Royal Army of Oman.
Marines employed medium
and heavy machine guns,
grenades, mortars, pyrotech-
nics, demolitions and shoul-
der-fired anti-tank muni-
tions.
The exercise was per-
formed more than two
weeks after Van Valen’s unit
successfully completed
offensive raids against
Taliban and Al-Qaeda forces
during Operation Enduring
Freedom in Afghanistan.
Van Valen is a 2000 gradu-
ate of Roxbury High School
of Succasunna, NJ. He
joined the Marines in July
2000.
SIPE
REUNION
& FRIENDS
Sunday, June %th
12:30pm-4:00pm
American Legion
Kings Mountain
May 30,2002
Real to Ree
film festival
slated at Joy
The Cleveland County
Arts Council will present its
third annual Real to Reel
Film and Video Festival,
and the screenings will be
July 18-21 at 7 p.m. at the
Joy Performance Center,
Railroad Avenue, Kings
Mountain.
Many of the films are of a
mature theme and parents
are encouraged to call the
Arts Council at 484-2787 for
questions and information.
There will also be an
installation exhibition at the
Arts Center in Shelby July
13-21. The exhibit will fea-
ture film memorabilia,
antique cameras and reels,
projectors, and movie stills.
The festival's mission is to
offer a forum for independ-
ent film, video and multi-
media artists to showcase
their talents and garner
award winning name recog-
nition. Over 70 films of all
genres from all over the
U.S. and several foreign
countries have poured into
Cleveland County.
There will be a “Night
With The Stars” premier
party on Saturday, July 13
at 7:30 p.m. at the Arts
Center.
The evening's festivities
include a sneak preview of
the films that will be
screened, food and bever-
ages, and a silent auction.
Items such as scripts from
movies, trips to famous
movie locations, movie
passes and movie memora-
bilia will be available to the
highest bidder at the end of
the week. Tickets are $10
and reservations are
encouraged.
FOOD
INSPECTIONS
Cleveland County Health
Department inspected the
following food-handling
facilities during the week
endingfMay 24655] 51
Restaurants:
Amora Pizza, S. Post Rd.,
91.5.
Burger King, York Rd.,
Kings Mountain, 93.5.
Drewery’s Grill, Polkville
Rd., 90.5.
Hamrick’s Grill, Cliffside
Rd., 80.0.
Ken & Mary's Rest., W.
Dixon Blvd., 93.0.
Magonlia Cafe, Farmers
Mkt., 98.5.
McDonald's, Mall, E.
Dixon Blvd., 93.5.
Minit Grill, Kings
Mountain, 92.0.
Papa’s Pizza to Go,
Boiling Springs, 91.5.
Pats Drive In at CCC, S.
Post Rd., 98.0.
Paatelli’s Pizza, S. | 3
Lafayette St., 90.0.
Rainbow Row Sandwich
Shop, Charleston PL., 97.0.
Wendy's, York Rd., Kings
Mountain, 97.0. 3
Zaxby’s, E. Dixon Blvd., i
94.0.
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Food Stands: !
Canteen Vending
Services, Polkville, Rd.,
97.0. i
Whitmar Lake Grill, f
Whit-mar Rd., 92.5. 5
Winn Dixie Deli, Kings x
Mountain, 95.0.
Winn Dixie Seafood,
Kings Mountain, 95.5.
Meat Markets:
Ora Meat Market,
Farmers Mkt., 91.0.
Winn Dixie Meat Market,
Kings Mountain, 95.5
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