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as x a PR SS pm. A I i RI rR a A Li A Gr aA GR Qo Gi A es Eb a Gloire June 12, 2003 i S56 compete in Rotary Club golf tourney John Harris, Ragan Harper, Scott Summitt and Al Grigg shot a 14-under- par 58 Friday to win the annual Rotary Club Golf Tournament at Kings Mountain Country Club. Fifty-six players compet- ed. Profits from the tourna- ment go to scholarships for Kings Mountain High stu- dents. Second place went to Stoney Jackson, Peggy Jackson, Doris Cloninger and Ken Cloninger with a score of 13-under-par 59. Steve Edsall, Mike Ellis, Ron Davidson and Rocky Ford won the B flight with a six-under-par 66. They won in a playoff over Darrell Keller, Davis Brown, Richard Harrison and Steve Padgett. Stoney Jackson and Huitt Reep won closest to the pin contests and Alison Gilbert and Jeffrey Jordan won long drive contests. Jacksons, Acheson, Hill win tourney Stoney Jackson, Jack Acheson Jr., Karen Hill and Peggy Jackson shot a six- under-par 30 Friday to win the Mixed Captain’s Choice Golf Tournament at Kings Mountain Country Club. Three teams tied for sec- ond with scores of 31. They were Billy Hill, Ken Cloninger, Bill Hartwyk and Jean Walker; William Mabry, Rich Sari, Sue Hartwyk and Doris Cloninger; and Curt Collins, Pat Phifer, Shirley Austin and Debbie Phifer. age four will be admitted free. Gates open at 6 p.m. and children’s games begin at 7. Concessions will be avail- Rodeo July 18-29 able. aL BSE Arsua Rodeo July 18-29 B&B Arena, 1149 at B&B Arena Beamguard Road, Clover, SC will host its seventh B&B Arena, 1149 annual rodeo July 18-19 at 8 Beamguard Road, Clover, SC will host its seventh Admission is $10 for annual rodeo July 18-19 at 8 adults and $6 for children p.m. ages 4-12.Children under GARY STEWART / HERALD DESERTED BEACH - Only the cameraman made it to the scheduled Beach Blast Saturday at Patriots Park. Because of heavy rains the event was postponed until Saturday, July 26. S Select Summe Apparel & Shoes 104 E. Warren St. Shelby, NC (704) 481-1776 1013 Union Rd. Gastonia, NC (704) 861-1990 The Kings Mountain Herald Admission is $10 for adults and $6 for children ages 4-12.Children under age four will be admitted free. Gates open at 6 p.m. and children’s games begin at 7. Concessions will be avail- able. Saturday’s race to benefit-Hospice: Ten law enforcement offi- Al Grigg, Johnny Harris, Scott Summitt and Ragan Harper (top photo) shot a 58 to win the annual Rotary Club Golf tournament Friday at Kings Mountain Country Club. Doris and Ken Cloninger and Peggy and Stoney Jackson (bottom photo) finished second with a 59. cers from the area will take to the high banked 3/8-mile East Lincoln Speedway Saturday, June 14 for a race to benefit Hospice of Lincoln County. Admission is $10 for adults. Children ages 11 and under will be admitted free. The speedway is located at 1873 Mariposa Road, five Bf mtg 0 foe) “ions For more information call 875-0563 or 263-5347. he dea ges ir pn ig el Ross named to national honor roll Antwain Shamar Ross of Grover has been recognized by the U.S. Achievement Academy as a United States National Honor Roll Award winner. Ross attends Kings Mountain Middle School. He will appear in the United States Achievement Academic Official Yearbook which is pub- lished nationally. He is the son of Danny and Jennifer Ross of Grover. His grandparents are Matthew and Mary Davis and James and Annie Roach, all of Kingstown. ROSS Singing on the mountain slated Sunday, June 22 marks the 79th year of “Singing on the Mountain,” the oldest, on- going gospel convention in the southern Appalachians. Founded in 1924 as the Hartley family reunion, the singing is an authentic mix of camp meeting, family reunion, dinner on the grounds and church bazaar. The singing is a free, day- Page 9A long gathering held out-of- doors in a meadow at the base of the 6,000-foot Grandfather Mountain. Music begins at 8:30 a.m. and continues throughout the day with a break at 1 p-m. for the sermon. Many families bring lawn chairs and picnics and make a day of seeing old friends and enjoying performances by top southern gospel groups. Dr. Michael Whitson, pas- tor of First Baptist Church in Indian Trail, is the featured speaker for the 79th singing. A frequent speaker at many southern gospel gatherings, Whitson is a Kenan Speaker in the Southern Baptist Convention. He proclaims the message that Christ is a life-changer. In October over 1,000 people responded by giving their hearts to Jesus when he spoke at the Christian's Alternative to Halloween in Winston- Salem. The Greenes will again serve as host for the event. Familiar to gospel audiences for hits like “Some Sweet Day,” “In The Morning Light,” and “Glorious City of God,” the Greenes have headed up the musical por- tion of the program at the singing for more than a decade. Other featured performers include George Hamilton IV of the Grand Ole Opry, The Primitive, Michael Combs, the Cockman Family, the Beene Family, the Comptons, Soul Purpose, Joyful Hearts, the Dowden Sisters, Safe Harbor, the Bumbough Family and Southern Accent. miles east of Stanley... ... 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