Homecoming slated
at Northside Baptist
~ Homecoming will be held
September 29 at Northside
Baptist Church, 104 Benfield
© Road, Kings Mountain.
Sunday School begins at
9:45 a.m. and worship
begins at 10:30.
High attendance night is
dog supper on Friday,
September 27 at 6 p.m.
Donations will be accepted
for WMU missions.
The public is invited.
Homecoming slated
at Macedonia Baptist
Homecoming will be held
September 22 at 11 a.m. at
Macedonia Baptist Church,
1101 South Battleground
Road, Kings Mountain.
Rev. Robbie Moare will be
guest speaker.
For more information call
. 3 ; year. items such as mirrors, china
739-6811. Revival slated The church collected over dolls and snowglobes.
at Harvest Baptist 200 shoe boxes for needy Shoeboxes may be
Peoples Baptist
sets anniversary
Peoples Baptist Church,
Kings Mountain, will be cel-
ebrating its 12th year
anniversary Sunday, October
6 at 3 p.m.
Guest speaker will be the
Rev. james Setzer of the
Deliverance Christian
Center, Gastonia.
The public is invited.
current revival services is
Thursday, September 19 at 7
p-m.
Play September 28
at Crowders Mountain
Jimmy and Nelda Greene
“of East Hudson Baptist
Church will present the play,
“I Looked All Over Heaven
For more information, call
pastor Larry Laws at 864
839-4820.
Singing Sunday
at Bethel Baptist
The Mark Trammell Trio
will be in concert Sunday,
Sept. 22 at 6 p.m. at Bethel
Baptist Church, 602 South
Dekalb Street, Shelby.
A love offering will be
received.
For more information call
482-8922.
Revival will be held at
Harvest Baptist Church, 144
Ware Road, Kings Mountain,
September 29-October 2.
Rev. Ralph Neal will be
the speaker.
Sunday's services begin at
11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday
through Wednesday services
begin at 7 p.m.
The public is invited.
Kings Mountain, will host
its third annual women’s
conference, “Armed and
Dangerous,” by Ashley
Hartley Saturday October,
19.
Registration begins at 8
a.m. The conference will
begin promptly at 8:30 a.m.
and end at 4 p.m.
Ronda Freedom will lead
of For You” September 28 at7 the praise and worship serv-
Octobe .m. p ; : Am
Shanon. st p.m. at Crowders Mountain =~ 1¢€- Sr Hygiene items - tooth-
titdons singing sii hog Baptist Church. Deadline for registration is brush, toothpaste, soap,
Sunday, September 29, Cost
is $15 per person and will
include a continental break-
fast and lunch.
For tickets or more infor-
mation, call Mary Bowen at
739-0648, Julie Barrett at 739-
4284 or Judy Walker at the
church office, 739-4152.
David Baptist
expanding ministry
David Baptist Church is
expanding its Samaritan’s
Purse Operation Christmas
Child shoebox ministry this
children all over the world
last year, and hopes to
increase that number this
year. The church will pro-
vide gift cards for members
of the public who deliver
their prepared shoeboxes to
the church.
Each person who fills a
shoebox is also asked to
enclose $5 to help cover
Samaritan’s Purse’s delivery
The Kings Mountain Herald
~ lipops, mints, gum, sun-
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yos, jump ropes, small Etch
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or make noise (with extra
batteries), Slinky, etc. * Aerate
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School supplies - pens,
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books, writing pads or
paper, solar calculators, etc.
comb, washcloth, etc.
Other - hard candy, lol-
glasses, flashlights (with
extra batteries), ball caps,
socks, T-shirts, toy jewelry,
hair clips, watches, small
picture books, etc.
Non-acceptable items:
Used items, war-related
items such as toy guns and
knives, chocolate or perish-
able food items, liquids such
as shampoo, lotion, and
bubbles, medicines such as C
vitamins, cough droops and
ointment,a nd breakable
dropped off at David Baptist
Church, 2300 David Baptist
Church Road, weekdays 8
a.m.-1 p.m. between now
and Friday, November 8.
For more information call
the church office at 739-4555.
Amy Smith would like to
welcome all her friends and
ustomers to drop by and see
her at Charter 1 Chevrolet.
“] extend my sincere thanks to
~ everyone who voted for, contributed
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Department of the church at Christian Freedom items to place in the shoe- / y
will present a program by
the men of the church on
October 20. The theme is
“The Ten Commands.”
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The BYW of Christian
Freedom Southern Baptist
Church, 246 Range Road,
boxes:
Toys - small cars, balls,
dolls, stuffed animals, plas-
tic kazoos, harmonicas, yo-
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Wednesday in the parlor of the ARP Church.
Hostess Jessie Collins served a delicious
dessert to 13 members.
The President welcomed members, which
included two new members.
Dot Ham showed a video on the
Longwood Gardens, which are located 30
miles west of Philadelphia in the historical
Brandywine Valley. It is one of the horticul-
ture treasures in America.
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which totaled 202 acres. Today it is enlarged
to 1,050 acres. Mr. duPont made a trip to
France in 1925 and took a tour of 50 gar-
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gardening arts with technology and the
results are unforgettable. Tours are given.
Timely tips were given by Flora Yarbro.
Pyracanthas should not be pruned much,
but the best time to prune is late spring after
the plant finishes blooming.
September 23 marks the end of summer
and beginning of fall. So it is time to groom
fall borders, sow fall vegetables and plant
trees and shrubs.
Peggy Baird reported on progress made
for the booth at the Cleveland County Fair.
Calendar orders will be taken at the
October meeting.
Activities for the Woman's Club Fall
Festival October 16 were discussed.
A beautiful arrangement “As You Like It”
was displayed. It consisted of daisies,
mums, lilies, larkspur, statice and baker's
fern.
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