The Kings Mountain Herald
July 3, 2008
OBITUARIES
PEGGY ADERHOLDT
KINGS MOUNTAIN = -
Margaret “Peggy” Knox
Aderholdt, 80, of 203 S. Gaston
Street, died June 23, 2008 at
White Oak Manor.
A native of Clover, SC, she
was born to the late John
Jackson and Viola McCarter
Knox. She retired as sales clerk
at Fulton Department Store of
Kings Mountain. She was a
member of St. Matthews
Lutheran Church.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband of 30
years, Charles Hubert
Aderholdt; four brothers,
Joseph Leander Knox, John
Jackson Knox, Jr., George Waldo
Knox, and Jacob Rudisel Knox;
and two sisters, Marion K.
Breakfield and Nell Knox Love.
A graveside service was con-
ducted by the Rev. Bill Jeffcoat
at 11 a.m. Friday, June 27, 2008
at Mountain ‘Rest Cemetery.
Burial was at Mountain Rest
Cemetery.
A guest register is available at
www.stameyfuneralhome.com
Stamey Funeral Home of
Fallston was in charge of
arrangements.
WILLIAM KEMP MAUNEY, JR.
KINGS MOUNTAIN -
Former State Senator William
Kemp Mauney, Jr., 90, of 200 E.
Gold Street, died Saturday, June
18, 2008 at Hospice and
Palliative Care of Cleveland
County.
Be En
August 15,
1917, he was
the son of the
late William
Kemp and
Sa rah
Hoffman
Mauney. In
addition to
his parents he was predeceased
by three brothers, Ernest
Mauney, David Mauney and
George Mauney; two daugh-
ters, Mary Leigh Broadwell and
Martha Jane Mauney. He gradu-
ated from Kings Mountain City
School and attended Lenoir-
Rhyne College in Hickory. He
later served on the Board of
Trustees for Lenoir-Rhyne
College.
Upon graduation from
Lenoir-Rhyne he was a pioneer
in the N.C. hosiery business.
Mr. Mauney started Mauney
Hosiery Mills in the basement
of his father’s Cotton Mill.
Through the years the company
grew to employ over 300 people
and was a major supplier of
socks to the United States gov-
ernment. Many servicemen
shared with him the joy of see-
ing socks arrive stamped
Mauney Hosiery, Kings
Mountain, NC, USA. He was
the 1991 recipient of the
Distinguished Service Award
from - the Catawba Valley
Hosiery Association.
He was instrumental in start-
ing many other businesses,
Carolina Throwing, Inc., Lyntex
Hosiery, Can-do Hosiery, Gaye
Hosiery, Cleveland Hosiery,
L&L Hosiery, RDS Hosiery, B-
and-B Dairy Farm, and Kings
Mountain Motor Inn. He was
longtime board member of the
Cleveland County Fair.
In the 1960s Mr. Mauney
entered politics and served
until the 70's in the North
Carolina House of
Representatives and the North
Carolina Senate. He served on
many committees under
Governors Robert W. Scott and
James B. Hunt, Jr. and intro-
duced numerous bills into legis-
lation. In 1974 he was recog-
nized for unselfish support to
Law Enforcement Officers and
Fire Fighters of Cleveland
County. Mr. Mauney for 66
years has been part of a group
of several businessmen who
provide a Christmas meal for
any civil servant in the Kings
Mountain area. He was a life-
long member of St. Matthew's
Lutheran Church, serving in
many church capacities. He also
served on the Board of Blowing
Rock Methodist Church during
his 30 years of summer resi-
dence in Blowing Rock.
He was a charter member of
the Kings Mountain Lions Club,
serving 70 continuous years,
and was a former Jaycee. He
founded the William Kemp and
Mary S. Mauney Foundation to
provide many students scholar-
ships and financial assistance
and funding for local food
banks and crisis ministries.
He is survived by his wife of
69 years, Mary Elizabeth
Simpson Mauney of Kings
Mountain; son, William Kemp
Mauney III and wife Debbie of
Kings Mountain; daughter,
Sarah Mauney Faunce and hus-
band David of Kings Mountain;
grandchildren, William Kemp
Mauney IV of Banner Elk, Mary
Amelia Mauney of Charlotte,
Britt Faunce and wife Bridgett
of Alpharetta, Ga., Justin
Faunce and wife Rachel of
Cornelius, Natalie Turner
Manning and husband Michael
of St. Louis, Mo.; Rowland
Goodrich Turner, I and wife
Nikki of Ellabell, Ga., Ryan
Broadwell and wife Elaina of
Austin, Tex., Jennifer Jo
Broadwell of Fort Lauderdale,
Fla.; great grandchildren, Blake
Faunce of Alpharetta Ga.,
Savannah Faunce and Byers
Faunce of Cornelius, NC, Mary
Leigh Elizabeth Manning and
Charlotte Avery Manning of St.
Louis, Mo., Zachary Alexander
Turner of Ellabell, Ga.
Ainsleigh Broadwell of Austin,
Tex.; son-in-law, Jerry
Broadwell and wife Harriett of
Kings Mountain; sister-in-law,
Mrs. James B. (Sara) Simpson of
New Smyrna Beach, Fla.; broth-
er, Miles Mauney and wife
Dorothy of Hilton: Head, SC;
and numerous nieces, nephews,
great nieces and great nephews.
The funeral was conducted by
the Revs. William Jeffcoat, pas-
tor of St. Matthew's Lutheran,
and Paul Huddle, former col-
lege roommate of Mr. Mauney
and former missionary to Japan,
at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, July 1,
2008 at St. Matthew's Lutheran.
Interment was at the William
Kemp Mauney Family
Mausoleum in Mountain Rest
Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
the Kings Mountain Lions Club;
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church,
201 N. Piedmont Avenue, Kings
Mountain, NC 28086; or,
Hospice of Cleveland County,
951 Wendover Heights Drive,
Shelby, NC 28150.
A guest register is available at
www. HarrisFunerals.com
Harris Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
MILDRED PACE TATE
KINGS MOUNTAIN -
Mildred Pace Tate, 80, former
resident of 203 N. Sims
Street, went to be with the
Lord on June 28, 2008 at
Kings Mountain Hospital.
She was born in Saluda,
NC. She was the daughter of
the late Julia Pace. She was
also preceded in death by her
first husband T.C. Gordon
and second husband Ewell
Tate. She was retired from the
textile industry and was a
member of the Baptist faith.
She was a loving mother and
grandmother and she
enjoyed sewing and making
quilts and embroidery.
She is survived by her
Sisk-Butler
Funeral Home
704-629-2255
We offer a complete funeral
service package which includes:
Full Traditional Service
(including family car), 20 Gauge
Steel Casket, Protective Vault.
$3295.00
‘www.siskbutler.com
Margrace
daughter, Susan Rogers and
husband Roy of Kings
Mountain and granddaugh-
ter, Christina Rogers of Kings
Mountain.
A graveside service was
conducted by the Rev. Bob
Hope at 4 p.m. on Tuesday,
July 1, 2008 at Mountain Rest
Cemetery. Interment was at
Mountain Rest Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
Midview Baptist Church, 703
Road, Kings
Mountain, NC 28086; or
White Oak Manor, 716 Sipes
Street, Kings Mountain, NC
28086.
A guest register is available
at www.HarrisFunerals.com
Harris Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements.
JIM JAIME
MERCER ISLAND, WASH.
- Jim Jaime, 46, of Mercer
Tisslia-hed
Wash., died
at his home.
He was a
gifted artist
and the
operator of
the Mercer
Island Auto
Spa.
Mr. Jaime graduated from
Wapato High School in 1973
and went on to play baseball
at Eastern Washington
University. He later graduat-
ed from Central Washington
University with a degree in
art was
art/therapy. His
shown in galleries in
Washington, Oregon, North
Carolina and Santa Fe, NM.
His paintings were about his
personal struggles and tri-
umphs. He was a friend to
many young people as a
baseball coach, an avid fan
of Mercer Island High
School sports and as a super-
visor of kids who worked at
the Auto Spa. He never held
back in sharing his own life
experiences, wanting others
to learn from his. He was an
outspoken advocate of AA
for almost two decades. He
was an active member of the
former Serenity Club and
was employed at PPG in
Shelby for four years.
He is survived by his wife,
Suzanne Jaime; step-daugh-
ter, Morgan; sons, Jamie and
Jeremiah Jaime; mother,
Mona Bumgardner of Kings
Mountain; step-father, Ross
Bumgardner of Kings
Mountain; -step-brother,
Rusty Bumgardner of
Honolulu, HI; and, step-sis-
ters, Tracy Bumgardner and
Lorna Durbin both of Kings
Mountain.
A memorial service will be
held at 5 p.m. on Saturday,
July 5, 2008 at St.. Peter's
Church in Wapato, Wash.
A guest register is avail-
able at
www.HarrisFunerals.com
Harris Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements.
THANK you
SHARON i BoB mowTaGUE!
on oy a good neighbor Saturday
4 ely us Li out of Moss slakel