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October 6, 2005 The Kings Mountain Herald Page 3A
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Brayden Ansley Deaton
born August 20, 2005
Twenty-seven members of
about his 21 yearS in the
CHURCH/SOCIAL BRIEFS
sale.
help cleaning the kitchen in
Brayden Ansley Deaton was born August 20, 2005 at Kings Mountain Woman's Army National Guard. Betty Gamble announced preparation of the Fall
Gaston Memorial Hospital. She weighed Club meet last week with Esther Plonk, Arts chair, that October is Breast Festival on October 19.
: six pounds, 14 ounces and was 20 inches President Anne Gamble pre- said there would be no judg- Cancer Month and encour- The Club will sell cook-
| long. j siding. Visitor Mary ing at the Floral Fair during aged everyone to get a books at the Gateway
; Parents are Brad and Ashley Deaton of Slaughter was recognized. the Fall Festival. mammogram yearly and a Festival October 15.
§ Kings Mountain. Linda Dixon led the Pledge Conservation Chair Karen ~~ self-exam monthly. Linda Newsome was rec-
Grandparents are Mark Deaton and Julie to the flags, and Betty Cash ~~ Roy gave tips on watering The club supports the ognized for having the most
Deaton, both of Kings Mountain, Shane gave the devotion. plants and car pooling. Boys and Girls Homes by volunteer hours in
and Tara Absher of Kings Mountain, and Minutes were distributed Lori Southerland encour- sending yearly gifts. September.
Darriel and Crystal Love of Blacksburg, by Jessie Collins as Doris aged members to save box The Public Affairs The District III Fall
SE: McGinnis gave the treasur- tops and soup labels and Department recently spon- Meeting will be held
: Great-grandparents are Shirley Cobb of Kings Mountain, er’s report told of a quilt drawing to sored a spaghetti luncheon October 8 in Oakboro. Those
i Martha Yarbro of Kings Mountain, Treva Mullinax of Kings SFC Gregory Thompson benefit the 4-H program and for city officials. planning to attend should
Mountain, and Olin and Mary Love of Blacksburg, SC. gave the program. He told Friends of the Library book Helen Ayscue asked for call Anne Gamble.
St. Matthews Lutheran
Church and its evangelism
committee, under the direc-
tion of Dr. Geeper Howard,
has announced its program
Eastside Baptist Church,
308 York Rd., Kings
Mountain, will host
“Providence” in concert
Sun., Oct. 9 at 6 p.m.
tion.
Crowders Mountain State
Park will host a walking
stick workshop Sat., Oct. 15
from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. The pro-
gram is open to adults.
Plays slated
at KM High
The Kings Mountain High School Advanced Theater class
nity
Gem & Mineral Facefing Club’.
27th Annual Show & Sale
7th, 8th,
ll Gaston County Park at Dallas (Biggerstaff Park) » Hwy. 279, Dallas/Cherryville Hwy.
MINERAL AND FOSSIL SPECIMENS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
eeese JOowelry.....
QUALITY GEMSTONES & CUTTING MATERIAL,
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- GOLDSMITH ON PREMISES - NOT JUST A JEWELRY SHOW
Carolina Praise and
Worship Center in Grover
will have homecoming serv-
ices Sunday, Oct. 9. The
Spearmans of Gaffney will
sing at the morning worship
service and at a 2 p.m. serv-
ice. A covered dish lunch
for the remaining weeks of
its “40 Days of Purpose.”
Pastor Bill Jeffcoat on Sun.,
Oct. 9 will address “You
Were Formed for God's
Family.” The following
weeks, Pastor Jeffcoat will
discuss “You Were Created
will perform “All I Really Need To Know I Learned in to Become Like Christ,” will be served. For more eS ROC BROOKS
Kindergarten” and “Scooter Thomas Makes It To the Top of “You Were Shaped for information, call 704-937- A > AW odo
the World.” : Serving God,” and “You 7541. The church is located . LOREEN 8 ACHVITIES i
The plays will run Oct. 14 and 15 at 7:30 p.m. and Oct. 16 Were Made for a Mission.” at 201 N. Main Street. 2
at 3 p.m. Admission is $5 for adults and $4 for students and The campaign will wrap up St. Peter Missionary y
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senior citizens. The plays also will be performed Oct. 21 at 2
with a celebration Sunday,
Baptist Church, 116 Poplar
p-m. and Oct. 22 at 9 a.m. at the North Carolina Theater Nov. 6. The public is invited. Dr., Grover, will host the ; \
Conference Play Festival at Shelby High School. South Gastonia trial sermons of Sallie Moving In/Out? 1
The two plays are performed for the NCTC by the Kings Pentecostal Holiness Thompson and Mahaila Downsizing?
Mountain advanced theater class. This is the first year that Church, 321-South, will Roberts Sun., Oct. 9 at 5:30 Want a New Look?
NCTC performances from Kings Mountain are performed
strictly by the advanced class, a group of around 20 actors
who strive to perform at a professional level. The plays are
done to NCTC standards; they must be set up, performed
have homecoming Sunday.
Guest speaker will be Judy
Birlingame of Holden Beach,
who is associate pastor of
p-m. For more information
call 937-9136.
The Foothills Quilters
and the stage cleared in 45 minutes. New Life Christian Guild will host “If Quilts Fine Furniture
All I Really Need To Know” is directed by two Fellowship. For more infor- ~~ Could Talk” at the Consignments
advanced theater students, Josh Gibson and Romma mation call 866-4273 or 747- Cleveland County Arts
Hoskins. The two students are doing the play as a study for
their senior project. The play is based on the best selling
book by that same name by Robert Fulgham. The comedy is
about adults’ memories of their childhood. will have a blessing of the Washington Street, Shelby. 704.825.7030
“Scooter Thomas,” written by Peter Parnell, describes the animals commemoration of The Kings Mountain 36 N. Main St. * Belmont, NC 3
friendship between two people and shows how it can St. Francis service on Oct. 8 ~~ High School Class of 1970 Open Tues.-Fri. 10 am-6 pm Sat. 10am - 4pm {0
change. The play is a comedy with serious undertones. at 5 p.m. The brief service will hold its 35th year i aig
For more information, call Dan Treharne at 704-734-5647, will include prayer, reunion October 8 at 2 p.m. i J
ext. 75. Scripture and song with a at Lake Crawford at Kings bi ta
Volunteers needed
for haunted theater
1246.
Resurrection Lutheran
Church, 600 Crescent Circle,
Rite of Blessing over each
pet that is brought forward.
Pets should be on a leash.
For more information, call
704-739-5580.
Center on Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. The Arts Center
is located at 111 South
Mountain State Park. Take
your own goodies.
The Gaston County Gem
and Mineral Club’s 27th
annual show and sale will
Beautiful merchandise in stock at
reasonable prices, Accepting items for
consignment,
WE MEA
Manufactures of...
Faith Baptist Church, . be October 7-8 at Biggerstaff
; 1009 Linwood Rd., Kings Park, Hwy. 279, Dallas.
Volunteers are needed for “Terror By the Tracks,” a fund ~~ Mountain, will hold its 52nd Admission is free. There will > black
raiser for the Kings Mountain Little Theatre.
Help is needed with make-up, behind the scenes and act-
ing. The minimum age is 14.
Haunted theatre dates are Oct 14, 15, 21, 22, 28 and 29.
The show runs 7 to 11 p.m. Volunteers should be ready at
anniversary celebration
October 9-10. Services are at
11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday
and at 7 p.m. Monday. Rev.
Curtis Manning will be
also be children’s activities
and drawings for prizes.
The 28th annual reunion
of the descendants of John
Thomas and Mary Kesiah
UNCONDITIONAL
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WARRANTY
6:30 p.m. Also on Saturday, Oct. 15 there will be a 10 am. to guest speaker. The publicis = McDaniel will be held :
2 p.m. run during the Gateway Festival. Volunteers also invited. October 9 at the fellowship
should attend a safety training /dress rehearsal on either Resurrection Lutheran building of Bethlehem i
Oct. 12 or 13 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Church, 600 Crescent Circle, Baptist Church, Kings i
For more information, contact Walega at 704-629-3658 or
704-616-2248 or wsongbird@bellsouth.net.
invites the community to an
Oktoberfest Celebration Oct.
9 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. There
Mountain. Lunch will be
served at 1 p.m. Take a pic-
nic basket and drinks. Paper
will be foods including products will be provided.
: brats, kraut and hot dogs, For more information call CP PREVENTS HOST AND SORROSION Sts
| music and dance. Harold Shirley Yarbro Guyton at + DURABLE FACTORY LOOKING FINISH
Radie of HBR Productions 739-2480, Kathy Yarbro at : PREVENTS LOAD SHIFTS
will entertain with German
music and dance songs for
the children. He plays bells,
horn and keyboard. For
more information, call 704-
739-5580.
739-6987, or Judy Palmer
Crawford at 739-8387.
Descendants include the
families of Alice McDaniel
Herndon, Carrie McDaniel
Stewart, Martha McDaniel
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/ New Life Baptist Church, Randall, Minnie McDaniel
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City, will host a benefit McDaniel Bookout. For
gospel singing and hot dog ~~ more information visit the
and bake sale October 8. The website www.daisylu.com.
| hot dog and bake sale will Crowders Mountain State
| be from 1:30-5 p.m. and the =~ Park will host a wildlife fes-
| gospel sing will begin at 6 tival Sat., Oct. 8 from 10 ny Mkt nena
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Brenda Lovelace presents a savings bond from First
National Bank to Amber Sheridan. Amber, a fifth-grader at
Kings Mountain Intermediate School, was entered into a
drawing for the savings bond after attending Kings
Mountain Little Theatre’s “Guys and Dolls Jr.” The bank
gave tickets and concession vouchers to Cleveland
County Schools’ students. Over 160 students attended.
Amber saw the play with her mother Pam Sheridan, her
public is invited. For more
informatin call 629-9242 or
616-9685.
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at the visitor's center. Call
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