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Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Hope celebrates 1st birthday
Kallie Danielle Hope
turned one year old on
January 18, 2009. She
celebrated her birthday
with family and friends
at a Dora the Explorer
themed party at Chat
‘n’ Nibble Restaurant.
Kallie is the daugh-
ter of Jack and Ashley
.
The Kings Mountain Herald
Hope of Kings Moun-
tain.
Maternal grandpar-
ents are Danny Navy
and Kim Navy of
Kings Mountain. Pater-
nal grandparents are
Norman and Sheila
Hope of Kings Moun-
tain and Julie Hope of
Kings Mountain.
Great-grandparents are
Jim Carrigan of Kings
Mountain, Diane
Symkowski of Dallas,
Barbara Hope of Kings
Mountain, Judy Proctor
of Mesa, Arizona and
the late Earl and Ruth
Navy and Jack Hope
Sr., all of Kings Moun-
tain.
Community Calendar
Hospice of Cleveland
County has scheduled the
following public events
during the month of April:
Apr. 19 - 2 p.m., Spring
Memorial Service for pa-
tients that have died Oct. 1-
Mar. 31 at Episcopal
Church of the Redeemer,
510. W.' Sumter Street,
Shelby
Apr. 20, 21, 23 - 5:30-
9:30 p.m., Hospice training
classes for volunteers and:
staff, free 12-hour course, at
the Patrick Senior Center,
909 E. King Street, Kings
Mountain
Apr. 29 - 1:30-4 p.m.,
16th annual National HFA
Teleconference on Diversity
and End-of-Life Care at
Hospice Cleveland County,
Administrative Office
Building
Other events to note:
April 15 - 10 am.-
11:30, The Patrick Center
will offer a free blood pres-
sure clinic. Total Care
nurses will check blood
pressure and weight.
April 18 - 5 p.m.-until,
Bethlehem Volunteer Fire
Department, 907 Bethle-
hem Road, will host a
Chicken Supper fundraiser.
April 18 - Bethea United
Methodist Church, 605 E.
Maryland Ave., Bessemer
City, will sponsor a super
duper yard sale April 18 be-
ginning at 7 a.m. at the
church. The public is in-
vited.
April 19 - Sister Tabitha
Denise Scott will be preach-
ing her initial sermon at 4.
p.m. Sunday, April 19, at
The Kingdom of God Min-
istries, 902 S. Battleground
Ave. For more information
call Apostle Bryan P. Curry,
704-937-7023.
April 20-25 - Cleveland
County Senior Games for
adults 55 and older will be
held at Spangler Stadium at
Gardner-Webb University,
Boiling Springs. Numerous
senior citizens from the
Patrick Center will be par-
ticipating in the event,
which awards ribbons to
winners.
April 22-25 - Friends of
the Gaston County Public
Library will conduct the an-
nual book sale April 22
from 9-6 p.m., April 23
from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., April
24 and April 25 from 9-6
p-m. at 1555 E. Garrison
Boulevard. Paperbacks are
50 cents and hardback
books are $1. Shoppers
should take bags and boxes
for cash sales on first come-
first served basis. Proceeds
are used for equipment, fur-
nishings and resources for
the facilities and patrons.
April 24 - 8:30 am.-
12:30, The Patrick Senior
Center volunteers will host
a yard sale and 20 yard sale
spots (two parking places)
are available for rent on a
first come, first served basis
to those wishing to sell their
products. All proceeds will
benefit the van fund.
April 24, 25, May 1, 2 -
7:30 p.m., Kings Mountain
Little Theatre presents “The
Nerd” at Joy Theatre; for
ticket information, call 704-
730-9408
April 24-26 - East Gold
Street Wesleyan Church,
700 E. Gold Street, is host-
ing “Ignite 09” for youth
and young adults at the
Kings Mountain National
Military Park, April 24-26.
Tickets will be sold for $10
each. For more information,
call Pastor Kyle at 704-860-
0050.
April 26 - 3 p.m., Kings
Mountain Little Theatre
presents “The Nerd” at Joy
Theatre
May 3-6 - Rev. Tim
Spencer, pastor of Webb
Chapel Baptist Church in
Crouse, will be evangelist
for revival services at Mid-
view Baptist Church, 703
Margrace Road. Sunday,
May 3 services will be at 11
a.m. and 6 p.m. and Mon-
day-Wednesday services are
at 7 p.m. nightly. The pub-
lic is invited.
Open Gate Garden Club focuses on roses
By DOT HAM :
Garden Club Reporter
Eleven members of the
Open Gate Garden Club and
two visitors met April 8,
2009 at Boyce Memorial
ARP Church with Linda
Talon as hostess. She served
a delicious salad course.
Margie Bridges, who
presided in the absence of
Betty Grant, welcomed the
group and the Club Collect
was read in unison. Olivia
Mayhew, who had been ab-
sent because of illness, and
Lenora Morris, who had suf-
fered a fall, were recognized.
“Knock-Out Roses was
the subject of the interesting
program presented by Mrs.
Louise Roberts. She ex-
plained that these are beauti-
ful roses that bloom all
summer long and need very
little care. Some fertilizer is
needed and mulch can be
added around the plants if
planted in the yard. They can
be purchased in different
sizes. The roses are ngach
* easier to care for than regular
TOSEs.
Melba Boyles announced
that arrangements have been
completed for a trip to
Hatcher Gardens and Wood-
land Preserve in Spartanburg,
SC for the, May 13 meeting.
The group departs from the
parking lot at Boyce Memo-
rial Church.
Betty Alexander, who
suggested that members plant
flowers that come back from
seed for easy spring and sum-
mer color, gave timely tips.
Violas, larkspurs, poppies
and coneflowers seed them-
selves into the gravel and oil
and pop up every spring. To
reduce watering, grow plants
that need little water and use
rain barrels to collect water.
Alexander stated that good
hoses are required. Spend a
little extra money up front so
you will not spend your days
untangling. a kinked hose.
Dogwood tree blossoms
dress up the South with
spring blooms, crimson fall
color, and bright red leaves to
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sun for next year’s flowers.
Leave them alone until their
foliage turns yellow and be-
gins to wither.
Members tabled until next
month a decision on placing
an exhibit in the Cleveland
County Fair in the fall.
Melba Boyles was the
lucky winner in the drawing
for a Knock- Out Rose.
Members contributed roses
for an arrangement. Mem-
bers contribute specimens at
each meeting.
New officers of the club
are Betty Grant, president;
Lenora Morris, vice-presi-
dent; and Dot Ham, secre-
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