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Lunsford Jolley wins
Religious Book Award
Lunsford Jolley of Boiling Springs
recently received the Ethel W. Twiford
Religious History Book Award at the
North Carolina Society of Historians 61st
annual awards banquet in Hickory.
Jolley was recognized for his book
“Visions of Faith: The Sesquicentennial
History of Kings Mountain Baptist
Association: 1851-2001.
The presentation was made by presi-
dent, Elizabeth Sherrill, of the Society.
There were 15 entries in the category.
Many other awards were presented in
various categories. Over 900 entries were
received, and 105 received awards.
The North Carolina Society of Historians
was formed in 1941 for the purpose of col-
lecting, preserving, and perpetuating
North Carolina’s rich history.
Tree of Love lighting
set at KM Hospital
Kings Mountain Hospital
Auxiliary will have the
lighting ceremony for the
“Tree of Love” on
Wednesday, December 4 at 5
p-m. in the lobby of the hos-
pital.
Edie Bridges will present
Christmas music beginning
at 4:45 p.m. Auxiliary
President Peggy Baird will
introduce John Young, CEO-
Cleveland Regional Medical
Center, who will give the
welcome.
Rev. Kenneth Gillkin will
give a short inspirational
message followed by a
music presentation by Billie
Hicklin. Special angels will
be presented to several peo-
ple.
At the close of the pro-
gram, the tree will be lit, fol-
lowed by refreshments.
The public is invited.
The Auxiliary will contin-
ue to take contributions for
the Tree of Love through the
month of December. A crys-
tal angel will be placed on
the tree in memory or honor
of someone for a contribu-
tion of $10 or more. All con-
tributions received will go to
the scholarship fund for a
high school senior going
into a medical career.
For more information, call
Jessie Collins at 739-5503.
Crowders State
Park gets new look
More than three years of intensive work
behind the scenes will soon be making an
appearance at the visitor center of
Crowders Mountain State Park near Kings
Mountain.
By mid-December the exhibit hall will be
emptied of current displays and the walls
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repaired and painted in preparation for
new exhibits.
There will be exhibits on natural com-
munities found in he park with profiles of
resident plants and animals. Geologic his-
tory will be seen with colorful illustrations
and rocks and minerals will be on display.
Visitors will be able to learn about the
birds of Crowders Mountain as well as
how to be good stewards of the park and
the environment. The history of All-
Healing Springs and Linwood College will
be presented along with archeological arti-
facts.
Until the change the park will be pre-
senting simple but interesting displays
from the park’s collection of posters and
photographs.
Alzheimers Walk
raises $13,000
The first annual Cleveland County
Memory Walk raised over $13,000 for the
Alzheimer’s Association.
Over 200 walkers circled Lake Hollifield
at Gardner-Webb University in memory or
i-inr honor of someone with Alzheimer’s
Disease: Funds will be used for research
and local programming such as a toll-free
help line, support groups, caregiver coun-
seling, and educational opportunities.
Top team winners were Wellington
Hamrick, first place; Lavonia Baptist
Church youth, second; and Gamma Beta
Phi, third.
MRS. DAVID PATRICK ELDER
(Robin Lee Warlick)
Elder-Warlick
Robin Lee Warlick and David Patrick Elder
were married on November 23 at 6 p.m. at
Myers Park United Methodist Church in
Dr. Ron L. Robinson and Dr. L. Thomas
Richie officiated. Organist Lester Ackerman
and soloist Linda Dixon provided the music.
The bride is the daughter of Jewel Robbs
Warlick of Charlotte and John David Warlick
of Kings Mountain. She is the granddaughter
of Mrs. James Howard Robbs of Kings
Mountain. She is a graduate of Wake Forest
University and serves as vice-president of
client services for Willis Re, Inc.
She was given in marriage by her father.
She wore a diamond white, silk satin gown
with a silk organza chapel length train. The
formal dress featured a sabrina neckline and
a basque waistline with elegant French pleats.
The back of the gown had a rosette detail and
covered buttons. She carried a pheset of
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Francis Elder of Greensboro. He graduated
from the University of Maryland and com-
pleted his MBA at George Washington
University. He is employed as contracting
manager for Lucent Technologies.
Jennifer Warlick Holshouser of Winston-
Salem served as her sister's matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Ashlee Coley, cousin of the
bride, of Burlington; Deborah Chemerynski
of East Millstone, NJ; Vickie Degges of
Greensboro; Elizabeth Dellinger of Kings
Mountain; and Wendy Enochs of Greensboro.
Junior bridesmaid was Kelly Elder, daugh-
ter of the groom. Guest register attendant was
Georgene Lorusso of Greensboro. Program
attendant was Julie Rikard of Kings
Mountain.
Eric Thomas Elder of Marlton, NJ was his
brother’s best man. Groomsmen were
Andrew Degges of Greensboro; Richard
Elder, brother of the groom, of Sewell, NJ; Dr.
Warren Holshouser, brother-in-law of the
bride, of Winston-Salem; Edward Robbins,
cousin of the bride, of El Paso, TX; and Sloan
Weitzel of Apex. Ryan Elder, son of the
groom, was ring bearer.
The bride’s parents hosted the reception at
The Tower Club of Charlotte. The groom's
parents hosted a rehearsal dinner at the his-
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Top individuals were Beth Wesson, first;
Kitty Hoyle, second, and Amanda Hoyle,
third.
The bluegrass group Timber Ridge pro-
vided music while Dr. Terry Fern played
the carillon for the opening ceremony, and
Jim Belt sang for the closing service.
In the afternoon, Teralea Blanton held a
Memory Crop with proceeds going to the
Alzheimer’s Association.
Sponsors for the walk were Wellington
Hamrick Inc., Carillon Assisted Living,
Summit Place of Kings Mountain Assisted
Living, Alterra Sterling House, and
Creative memories.
Next year’s walk is tentatively sched-
uled for November 1. Anyone interested in
helping plan the event should call Linda
Cabiness at Life Enrichment Center, 484-
0405.
For more information about the
Alzheimer’s Association, call the Western
trip to Sedona, AZ, th
Aten hepsi So ® Carolina Chapter at 800-888-6671.
couple will reside in Greensboro.
Kings Mountain Weather Report
Nov. 20-25 Year Ago
Total precipitation Trace 1.08
Maximum one day Trace (20th) 1.04 (23rd)
Month to date 5.31 1.08
Year to date 41.18 36.30
Low temperature 28 (22nd) 31 (21st)
High temperature 65 (24th, 25th) 74 (25th)
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