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Obituaries
The Kings Mountain Herald
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
BARBARA ALLEN
ENDICOTT, NY - Bar-
bara Camp Allen, 76, died
Feb. 23, 2009.
The funeral was held
Feb. 28, 2009 at Central
United Methodist Church in
Kings Mountain. Interment
was in Mountain Rest
Cemetery.
AUSTIN LEE
NALLEY
GROVER - Austin Lee
Nalley, infant, of 103
Dayview Drive, died March
1, 2009 at Cleveland Re-
gional Medical Center,
Shelby.
He is survived by par-
ents Sherrill D. Nalley and
Jessica Brown Nalley of
Grover.
The funeral will be con-
ducted by the Revs, Chad
Irvin, Joe Sparks, and Tex
Irvin at 2 p.m. Thursday,
March 5, 2009 at Mt. Cal-
vary Baptist Church,
Shelby. Visitation will be
held 12-2 p.m, before the
service at the church. Inter-
ment will be at Mt. Calvary
Baptist Church Cemetery.
CHARLES J.
OLIVER
KINGS MOUNTAIN —
Charles J. “Paw. Paw”
Oliver , 81, of 1107 Shelby’
Rd., died February 25, 2009
at White
Oia k
Manor
in Kings
Moun-
tain.
A na-
tive of
Cleve-
land County, he was the son
of the late Coon Rod Oliver
and Lilla Mae Tucker
Oliver. He was also pre-
ceded in death by brothers,
Haywood, Richard, Ray
Bill, Willie T., Jason and
Glen Oliver and sisters, Pa-
tricia Caison, Mary Ola
Wray, ‘Eula Mae Cobb,
Doris Short, Obie Thrift,
Marie Patrick, Florence
Marion and Alice Booth.
He was retired from
Foote Mineral Company
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after 23 years of service in
Kings Mountain and was a
former employee of Daniels
Construction in Cliffside.
Surviving are his wife of
63 years, Louise Blackwell
Oliver of the home; sons,
Charles “Ronnie” Oliver
and wife, Judy, of Grover;
Roger D. Oliver and wife,
Saundra, of Supply; and
Ricky W. Oliver and wife,
Lori, of Walnut Cove;
daughters, Gloria O. Roper
and husband Mike of Kings
Mountain, Kathy O. Frye
and husband Gary of Gasto-
nia, Donna O. Wilson and
husband Ray of Kings
Mountain and Kimberly O.
Hargrave and husband Tim-
othy of Lowell; brothers,
Elbert Oliver and Don
Oliver, both of Kings
Mountain; sister, Peggy
Jackson of Kings Mountain;
1 4 grandchildren and 17
great-grandchildren.”
The funeral service was
conducted Friday, Feb. 27,
2009 at 2 p.m. at New Be-
ginning Church of Jesus
Christ. Rev. David Chap-
man and Rev. Joel Camp of-
ficiated and interment was
in Mountain Rest Ceme-
tery.
Memorials may be made
to the Activities Department
of White Oak Manor, 716
Sipes St., Kings Mountain,
NC 28086.
A guest register is avail-
able at www.Harrisluner-
als,Com.
Harris Funeral Home
was in charge of arrange- .
ments.
Parris
Ffuneral Home
Mary Sue Etters
KINGS MOUNTAIN —
Mary Sue Etters, age 91,
resident of 1000 Linwood
Road, died February 28,
2009 at Countrytime Inn
Assisted Living, Kings
Mountain. She was born in
Cleveland County. She was
daughter of the late Walter
Theodore and Minnie Ran-
dall Herndon. She was wife
of the late Rufus Erskine Et-
ters. She was preceded in
death by sisters Flora H.
Ledford and Dean H.
Blackwood and brother
David Herndon. She was a
member of El-Bethel
United Methodist Church,
Kings Mountain, North
Carolina.
Survivors are her son,
Glenn Etters and wife
Becky; brother, Charles
Sigk-Butler
JFuneral 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
Herndon and wife Pat; sis-
ter, Betty Lynn and husband
Percy; and grandchildren,
Lynn Etters Scruggs and
husband Stan; K.G. Etters
and wife Mary; great-grand
children, Tyler Scruggs,
Whitney Scruggs and Caje
Etters and Sam Etters, all of
Kings Mountain.
The funeral services
were held at El-Bethel
United Methodist Church
on Tuesday, March 3, 2009,
at 2:00 PM with the Rev.
William Mandelstam and
Rev. Bruce Hobson, offici-
ating. Interment was held at
El-Bethel United Methodist
Cemetery in Kings Moun-
tain, North Carolina.
Memorials can be made
to Gaston Hospice, PO Box
3984, Gastonia, North Car-
olina 28054 and El-Bethel
Building Fund, 122 El-
Bethel Road, Kings Moun-
tain, North Carolina 28086.
A guest register is avail-
able at www.HarrisFuner-
als.com
Harris Funeral Home
was’ in charge of the
arrangements.
Parris
Funeral Home
LINDA W.
MORRISON
GROVER -
Williams Morrison, 65, of
422 Maple Ave., died Feb-
ruary 23, 2009 at Hospice in
Shelby.
A native of Cleveland
County, she was the daugh-
ter of the late Charlie and
Era Barnette Williams. She
was also preceded in death
by her husband, Russell
Morrison, brothers, Gene
and Lee Williams and sister,
Rose Grant.
She was a homemaker
and a member of Carolina
Praise and Worship Center
in Grover.
Surviving are’'two sons,
Russ Morrison and wife
Melissa of Lancaster, SC
and Scott Morrison and
wife Katy of Blacksburg,
SC; three daughters, An-
nette Parker and husband
Nelson of Lawndale, Vickie
Campbell of Grover and
Tracy Sparks and husband
Mark, of Grover; sisters,
Catheriine Spurling, Ellie
Goins and Naomi Jones, all
of Shelby; 17 grandchildren
and one great-grandchild.
The funeral service was
conducted Thursday, Feb.
26, 2009 at 3 p.m. at Ollie
Harris Memorial Chapel.
Rev. Ronald Hawkins offi-
ciated and interment was in
Grover Cemetery.
"Memorials may be made
to Hospice of Ceveland
County, 951 Wendover
Heights Drive, Shelby, NC
28150.
A guest register is avail-
able at www.HarrisFuner-
als.com.
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Linda
Harris Funeral Home
was in charge of arrange-
ments.
Jarrig
Funeral Home
VIRGINIA ALLEY
CASAR - Mrs. Virginia
Elizabeth Alley, 66 of 111
Mt. Zion Church Road,
Casar entered into the mag-
nificent glories of Heaven
on Feb-
ruary
2 ‘8
2009 at
# Wake
Forest
Univer-
sity
Baptist Hospital in Winston
— Salem.
Born May 1, 1942, in
Rutherford County. Mrs.
Alley was the daughter of
the late Viola Byers Cooper.
She was a faithful member
of Calvary’s Cross Baptist
Church in Polkville where
she served as a Sunday
school teacher. She was a
loving, dedicated wife,
mother, grandmother,
. homemaker and sister. She
was also the co-owner of
the former King James
' Bible Bookstore and Dis-
count Groceries affection-
ately know to its patrons as
“The Jesus Store”.
Mrs. Alley was preceded
in death by a brother, Ed-
ward Byers and a son,
Sammy Dale Alley who
also entered Heaven on
February 28, 2006.
She leaves to cherish
fond memories until that
glad reunion. day, her hus-
band of 46 years, James Ed-
ward Alley, Sr.; two sons,
James Alley, Jr. and wife,
Rhonda of Polkville and
Robert Alley and wife,
Ruby of Polkville; two
daughters, Sandra Alley
Cooke and husband, Alan of
Shelby and Tammy Alley
Kapoor and husband,
Vikram of Kings Mountain;
grandsons, Luke Brackett,
Brandon and Justin Cooke,
Pablo Diaz, Al Alley, Jesse
Powell and Johnathan Huff-
stetler; granddaughters,
Samantha Alley, Maya
Kapoor, Hannah and Faith
Alley and Judith Harmon;
brothers, Calvin Byers and
wife, Emily of Sandy
Mush; two sisters Maudie
May of Forest City and
Tiny Postell and husband,
Ricky of Clover, SC, along .
with a host of nieces and
nephews, her church family
and many dear friends.
The family will receive
friends from 7-9 p.m., Mon-
day, March 2, 2009 at Cal-
vary’s Cross Baptist Church
in Polkville. At other times
the family will be at the
home of Alan and Sandra
Cooke, 111 Tarheel Drive,
Shelby, NC.
The funeral service will
be 3 p.m., Tuesday, March
3, 2009 at Calvary’s Cross
Baptist Church with Pastor
Billy Boone officiating.
Burial will follow in the
church cemetery.
Memorials may be made
to Calvary’s Cross Baptist
Church, PO. Box 367,
Polkville, NC 28136.
A guest register is avail-
able at www.stameyfuneral-
home.com
Stamey Funeral Home of
Fallston isin charge of the
arrangements.
Ey Stamey
i o ¥ funeral Home
Men sought in double tool heist
By EMILY WEAVER
Editor
Jan. 26, 2009 - Mark An-
thony Deaton, out on parole
and out of money, allegedly
endangered the first condi-
tion in an attempt to im-
prove the second.
Deaton, 47, of 1839 S.
Battleground Ave., Kings
Mountain, is being sought
by Shelby Police for two
break-ins that occurred:on
Jan. 26. Police have also is-
sued an arrest warrant for
29-year-old David Lee Re-
nardo Gilmore, of 207
Freshwater Drive, Shelby.
Both men are charged
with felonious breaking and
entering, felony larceny,
possession of stolen prop-
erty and injury to real prop-
erty.
According to Shelby Po-
lice, suspects gained access
to Western Carolina Supply
Co., at 2245 Kings Road in
Shelby, by cutting a chain
link fence and stole an as-
sortment of tools valued at
over $600.
Kings Mountain facilities
inspected during the week
of Feb. 9-13 include the fol-
lowing restaurants and food
service. **denotes 2 extra
points added to the final
score w hen any employee
working at the facility has at-
tended an approved food’
handling course.
RESTAURANTS
Grandpa’s Country Store,
smoke free, 98.5, 2/11/09
Oak Grove Grill, Stoney
Point, 98.0, 2/9/09
Subway, York Road, smoke
free, 97.0%*2/9/09
. Subway, KM Truck Stop,
97.5,2/13
The Cup and Saucer, King
St., smoke free, 96.0,
2/12/09
Waffle House, 97.5., 2/09
FOOD SERVICE
Kings Mountain Care Cen-
ter, 97.0, 2/10/09
Facilities inspected during
the week of Feb. 16-26 in-
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. March 18
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March 2
cco
A second
break-in and
larceny oc-
curred the
same day at
City Electric
Company, lo-
cated at 4400
E. Dixon
Boulevard in
Shelby, where
suspects
seized approx-
imately $3,800 worth of
tools and merchandise, ac-
cording to authorities.
An investigation by
Shelby Police detectives
has led to the recovery of
the stolen items.
Deaton served time in
Gaston County for receiv-
ing a stolen vehicle back in
2007. He has also been con-
victed of second degree
trespassing, larceny, speed-
ing to elude arrest, posses-
sion of schedule II
substance and receiving
stolen goods.
Gilmore's prior convic- .
tions include, assault on an
officer or state employee,
sell of schedule II sub-
Facility Inspections
clude the following:
RESTAURANTS
Hardee's, E.King St., 98.0
smoke free, 2/18/09
J. Olivers, S. Battleground
Ave., 100.0** smoke free,
2/18/09
* Swooger Shak, Shelby Rd.,
97.0 smoke free, 2/17/09
FOOD STANDS
Mac’s Grill, N. Piedmont
Ave,, 91.0, 2/17/09 :
Scism BBQ& Ribs, Shelby
Rd., 100.0, 2/17/09
PUBLIC SCHOOL
LUNCHROOMS
Kings Mountain Middle,
101.0** smoke free, 2/18/09
Facilities inspected the week
of Feb. 2-6, 2009. RESTAU-
RANTS
Bojangles, E. Dixon Blvd.,
98.5**smoke free, 2/4
China Express, E. Marion
St., 93.0 smoke free, 2/4
China Royal, W. Marion St.,
94.0 smoke free, 2/6
Denny’s, E. Dixon Blvd.,
2009 Kings Mountain Spiritual Renewal Services
Theme “Cries from the Cross”
Date Host Church.
March Central United Methodist
First Presbyterian
Resurrection Lutheran
Boyce Memorial ARP
DEATON
SR SOS SOL ne
All services are from 12-12:30 pm.
sponsored by the Kings Mountain
Mitiisterial Associati host-efil
GILMORE
stance,
use or possession of drug
paraphernalia, possession of
schedule. VI substance,
manufacture of schedule VI
substance, possession with
intent to sell schedule II
substance, delivery or sell
of schedule II substance,
delivery or sell of schedule
VI substance, conspiracy to
rob with a dangerous
weapon, common law rob-
bery, and littering.
Anyone with informa-
tion ‘about Deaton . or
Gilmore is asked to contact
the Shelby Police Depart-
ment at 704-484-6845 or
CrimeStoppers anony-
mously at 704-48 1-TIPS.
97.5%* 2/5
Great Wall, E. Marion St.,
91.5 smoke free, 2/3
Gi Gi, Fallston Rd., 99.5
smoke free, 2/3
+ Griffin Drug Store, KM,
98.0 smoke free, 2/3
Ham’s, E. Dixon Blvd.,
95.0%%2/2
IHOP, E. Dixon Blvd.,
96.0** 2/3
Lafayette Cafe, Walmart Dr.,
99.5**smoke free, 2/3
Los Cabos, E. Marion St.,
99.5*%2/4
The Hub, E. Grover St.,
97.0**smoke free, 2/3
FOOD STANDS
McMurry Farms, Fallston
Rd. 96.5, 2/4
ELDERLY NUTRITION
SITES
Patrick Senior Center, KM,
98.5,2/2
RESIDENTIAL CARE
Summit Place, KM, 97.0**
2/4
SCHOOL CAFETERIAS
Elizabeth Elementary,
101.0** smoke free, 2/5
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