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The Kings Mountain Herald
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Obituaries 00
Police log...
David Marshall
King
KINGS MOUNTAIN -_ =
David Marshall King, 64, of land County on November
112 White Plains Dr., died
Saturday, November 28;
2009 at Hospice at Wen-
dover in Shelby.
A native of Cleveland
County, he was the son of
the late Ellis i Maude
Jollyp r—
King. In |
addition
to his
brother,
James C. King and nephew,
Eric King.
An employee of Freight-
liner of Gastonia, he was a
Vietnam veteran of the US
Marine Corps and received
the National Defense Serv-
ice Medal, the Vietnam
Service Medal, the Vietnam
Campaign Medal with De-
vice, Marksman Badge,
Rifle, Good Conduct
Medal, and the Purple
Heart.
He was a loving hus-
band, father and grandfather
and will be greatly missed.
Surviving are his wife of
40 years, Amelia S. King of
the home; daughters, Chris-
tine King Brafford and hus-
band, Joel, of Concord, and
Lisa King Browning and
husband, Justin of Kings
Mountain; grandchildren:
Alyssa, Alex and Jayden;
brothers Tommy King and
wife, Patricia, Joe King and
wife Terri, and Bobby King,
all of Kings Mountain; sis-
ters, Janell Wood and hus-
band, John, of Bessemer
City, Barbara Wright and
husband, Johnny, and Susan
King, all of Kings Moun-
tain; and seven nephews.
The funeral service will
be conducted Wednesday,
Dec. 2, 2009 at 1 p.m. at
Oak View Baptist Church.
Rev. Carey Caldwell and
Rey. Jamie Billings will of-
ficiate. Interment, with mil-
itary honors, will be in
Mountain Rest Cemetery.
Memorials may be made
to Hospice of Cleveland
County, 951 Wendover
Heights, Shelby, NC 28150.
A guest register is avail-
able at www.HarrisFuner-
als.com.
Harris Funeral Home is
in charge of arrangements.
Parris
Funeral Home
Betty Conner
Payne
CHERRY VILLE - Betty
Conner Payne, 74, of 400
ceded in |
W. Academy St., went to be
with her Lord and Savior on
Thursday, November 26,
2009. «
She was born in. Clave
8, 1935, daughter of the late
Mrs. Payne was a mem-
ber of Sunset Lane Baptist
Church. She loved writing
poetry, spending time with
her grandchildren, and was
an avid UNC fan.
I n
pre
death by .
band, |
Robert
Hord Payne and her brother,
Clyde Conner.
"Survivors include son
and daughter-in-law, Robert
and Marisa Payne, Jr. of
Bessemer City; daughters
and sons-in-law, Debi and
Gerry Gehring of Mary-
land, Wanda and Steve Jor-
dan of Bessemer City, Lee
Ann and Michael Goins of
Gastonia; brother and sister-
in-law, Johnny and Donnie
Vee Conner of Grover; sis-
ter, Garnell Bryant of Cher-
ryville; seven
. grandchildren, Michael and
Meagan Goins, Aaron Jor-
dan, Allison, Lauren and
Melissa Gehring and Han-
nah Payne.
Visitation was held Sun-
day, November 29, 2009 at
Greene Funeral Service-
West Chapel in Gastonia.
A funeral service was
held Monday, November
30, 2009 at Sunset Lane
Baptist Church in Bessemer
City with Revs: Dickie
Hannah and Bob Grigg of-
ficiating. Interment was in -
Mountain Rest Cemetery.
Memorials may be sent
to Sunset Lane Baptist
Church, 1001 N. 12th
Street,’ "PO Box’ 1237,
Bessemer City, NC 28016.
Condolences may be
made . online at
www.greenefuneral.com
Greene Funeral Service -
West Chapel, Gastonia, was
in charge of arrangements.
Greene
Funeral Service
Arthur Quick
KINGS MOUNTAIN -
Arthur Quick, 75, of 704
Sandalwood Lane, died Sat-
urday, November 28, 2009
at Cleveland Regional Med-
ical Center in Shelby.
The funeral service was
conducted Monday, Nov.
30, 2009 at Bethlehem Bap-
tist Church. Interment was
in Gaston Memorial Park,
Gastonia.
Shirley Staples
KINGS MOUNTAIN -
Shirley Oliver Staples, 69,
of 312 N. Dilling St., died
- Wednesday, November 25,
.2009 at White Oak Manor
‘James Ervin and Ethel Cabe ts
* Conner.
in Kings Mountain.
A memorial service was
“held Friday, Nov. 27, 2009
at Ollie Harris Memorial
Chapel with Rev. Odas
Shelton, officiating.
Britta Nielsen
Tyson
KINGS MOUNTAIN -
Britta Nielsen Tyson, 57, of
344 Goforth Rd., passed
away on Monday, Novem-
ber 30, 2009 at The Robin
Johnson House in Dallas.
She was born August 9,
1952 in Grindsted, Den-
mark, daughter of Elly
Jensen Nielsen of Sarnia,
Ontario, Canada and the
late Aage Kristian Nielsen.
Mrs.
Tyson
was em-
ployed
at Wix |f
Corpo-
ration of
Gasto- |
nia for
over 31
years.
In addition to her father,
she was preceded in death
by her brother, Jan Nielsen.
Survivors include her
husband of 27 and a half
years, Bill Tyson of the
home; sons, Jeremy Tyson
and Jarrod Tyson also of the
home; brothers and sister-
in-law, John and Wendy
Nielsen of Brights Grove,
Ontario, Canada, Bent
Nielsen of Alberta, Canada;
granddaughter, Brittany
Tyson; special friend, Doris
Hendrickson of Mineral
Springs, TX and special
friend and godfather, Jens
Hendrickson of Denmark.
Visitation will be from 6
pm. untii 8 p.m. on
Wednesday, December 2,
2009 at Greene Funeral
Service - West Chapel in
Gastonia.
A funeral service will be
held Thursday, December 3,
2009 at 3 p.m. at Greene
Funeral Service - West
Chapel in Gastonia offici-
ated by Dr. Robert W. Eng
TII and Rev. Greg Neely.
Interment is private.
In lieu of flowers memo-
rials may be made to the
Britta ‘Tyson Memorial
Fund, c/o Bill Tyson, 344
Gorforth Rd., Kings Moun-
tain, North Carolina 28086
Condolences may be
made online at
www.greenefuneral.com
Greene
Funeral Service
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ARRESTS
NOV. 27: Robert Harold
Huskey, 39, 612 Charles St,
Apt. 14, driving while li-
cense revoked, $326. bond.
NOV. 28: Sean Heath
Wease, 37, Lawndale, order
for arrest larceny and sim-
ple assault, $600 bond, se-
cured.
NOV. 29: Raina Huskins
Padgett, 35, Bessemer City,
damage coin currency ma-
chine, $5,000 bond, se-
cured.
NOV. 29: James M.
Huskins, 33, Bethlehem Rd,
breaking and entering coin
currency machine and dam-
$5,000
bond, secured. His 1993
Olds Sierra was impounded
by police.
NOV. 29: Audrey Lee
Richardson, 38,. Mount
Holly, obtaining property
by false pretense, $10,000
bond, secured.
NOV. 29: William H.
Perry, 44, 525 Belvedere
Circle, assault on female, no
bond.
CITATIONS
NOV. 23: Starleng Jo
Marques, 28, 102 Beattie
Rd, no insurance, expired
sticker, expired registration
plate.
NOV 23: Clark Stewart,
43, Holden Beach, speed-
ing.
NOV. 24: Timothy Wil-
son, 39, 250 Tobe Bridge
Rd, speeding, expired in-
spection sticker, expired
tag.
NOV. 24: John Baiec,
40, 411 Meadow Lane,
speeding.
NOV. 24: Charles Ken-
neth Bridges, 54, 1206 York
Rd, parking in handicapped
parking place.
NOV. 24: Kathleen
Brown, 35, 306 Silver St,
speeding.
NOV. 25: Chad Martin,
20, 505 Broad St, no opera-
tor’s license.
NOV. 25: Sergia Wray,
21, Shelby, speeding.
Contributed photo
NOV. 26: Timothy Tyler,
42, 428 Crocker Rd, re-
voked license.
~~ NOV. 26: Roger Tess-
neer, 56, 604 Meadowbrook
Rd, expired inspection
sticker, expired tag.
NOV. 27: Craig Lawson,
21, 112 Peaceful Valley Rd,
revoked license,following
too closely, speeding, no in-
surance.
NOV. 28: Latoya
Haynes, 33, Charlotte,
speeding.
NOV. 28: Timothy
Wilkins, 37, Indian Trail,
speeding.
NOV. 28: Visheng He,
64, 1366 Lywellen Cr,
speeding.
NOV... 28: Richard
Walthers, 45, Shelby, ex-
pired inspection sticker, ex-
pired tag.
- NOV. 28: Giovanni
Fanco, 29, Lawrenceville,
GA, no seat belt.
NOV 28: Kristen Babin-
ski, 19, Clemson, SC,
speeding.
NOV. 28: Michael
McLellan, 39, Arlington,
VA, speeding.
NOV. © 28: Kristen
Cooke, 24, 322 Coronada
Lane, revoked license, dis-
playing license known to be
revoked.
NOV. 28: Joshua
Reynolds,’ 21, 527 (St.
Luke’s Church Rd, no in-
surance, displaying altered
registration plate, revoked
license, fictitigus tag, no in-
spection sticker.
NOV. 28: Christopher
Addison, 18, 200 Spruce St.
Apt. 3C, no operator’s li-
cense, speeding.
NOV. 28: Cary Brigman,
29, Gastonia, no insurance.
NOV. 28: Michael Perea,
49; Acworth, GA, speeding.
NOV. 28: Brittany
Broome, 21, Grover, speed-
ing.
NOV. «© 28: Kenneth
Chaeon, 27, Lawrenceville,
GA, speeding.
NOV. 29: Timothy
Soehnlin, 25, Fairfax, VA,
speeding.
‘NOV. 29: Sharifa Git-
tens, 22, Columbia, SC,
speeding.
NOV. 29: Misal Cas!
taneda, 29, Salisbury,
speeding.
INCIDENTS
NOV. 25: A resident of
Northwoods Drive reported
a break-in and theft of
$1300 in appliances.
NOV. 26: A resident of
Cleveland Avenue reported
a burglary. No items were
reported taken.
NOV. 26: Police re-
ported that a 23-year-old
man accidentally shot him-
self in the leg with a hand-
gun.
NOV. 28: Roses, 1314
Shelby. Rd, reported
shoplifting.
NOV. 29: Patrick Yarn
Mills, 700 S: Railroad Ave,
reported attempted break-in
of a currency and coin ma-
chine and $350 damage.
NOV. 29: A resident of
N. Dilling Street reported
that someone punched holes
in a drywall wall doing
$300 damage.
WRECKS
NOV. 21: Officer B.C.
McGinnis said Linda Smarr
of Grover. was driving on
West Gold St, ran off the
road and struck a utility
pole. Smarr complained of
dizziness. Damages totaled
$1500.
NOV. 24: Cpl Mark
Butler said Lillian Boheler,
615 Floyd St, was backing
her car from a parking
space at Rite Aid on King
St. and struck a 2000 Mit-
subishi operated by Som-
phou = Sisounthone, 316
Rollingbrook Rd. Damages
totaled $900.
NOV. 27: Cpl. Mark
Butler said Jimmy Rae
Robbs; 118 Marcell Dr, was
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backing his 2000 Ford and * /}
struck a parked 1998 Ford
owned by Johnnie Cald-
well, 304 Somerset Dr.
Damages totaled $1500.
Left to right, Norma Clay and David Costner of Fidelity Bank present Hospice
of Cleveland County Executive Director Myra McGinnis with a check for
money raised from the bank’s recent centennial anniversary celebration.
Fidelity donates to Hospice
Fidelity Bank recently
celebrated its 100th an-
niversary.
Fidelity’s Polkville
Branch, located at 4518
Polkville Road, celebrated
by having a hot dog lunch
with all the proceeds going
to Hospice Cleveland
County. Robyn Cathy,
Norma Clay and David
Costner coordinated the
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event which raised $700 in-
* cluding donated items.
“Hospice is very grateful
for Fidelity’s support,” said
Myra McGinnis, executive
director. Hospice Cleveland
County exists to provide
high-quality skilled com-
passionate care and support
for patients with life-limit-
ing illness, their families,
and the community, regard-
less of ability to pay.
Fidelity Bank serves
Cleveland County with
three locations: Kings
Mountain, Polkville and
Shelby. For more informa-
tion about Hospice Cleve-
land County visit www.hos-
picecares.cc or call 704-
487-4677.
Cleveland EMS
Open House
Cleveland County Emer-
gency Medical-Service will
hold open house at Station
6 in Patterson Springs Sat-
urday from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
All specialized trailers
will be on display for pub-
lic viewing. $5 lunch bas-
kets will be supplied by the
No. 3 Volunteer Fire De-
partment. The facility is the:
old No. 3 VED building left
onto 198 where 180 splits.
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