Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Know how
to vote now
Elections director gives the
411 on voting registration
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Police
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parking space at Wachovia
Bank and struck a 2005 Buick
operated by Annette Malesin-
ski, 135 Yarbrough Rd. Prop-
erty damages estimated at
$1,500.
MARCH 31: Officer M.J.
Howard said a 1997 Chevrolet
operated by William Heffner,
The Kings Mountain Herald
CHURCH BRIEFS
Spring revival at Emmanuel Baptist
Evangelist Paul Crow will deliver the messages at Spring
Revival services which begin Sunday and continue through Fri-
day at Emmanuel Baptist Church, 602 Canterbury Road, across |
from the Patrick Senior Center at the east end of Business 74.
Sunday services are at 10 a.m., 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. and
weekly service are at 7 p.m. Thursday night will be a special
In response to many patriotic night honoring military and local government leaders. Jr. of Bessemer City was struck
questions that the Cleve- Friday night is a special Youth Night. The public is invited. by Bu 2nd x ii A 4 ne
land County Board of Elec- A graduate of Ambassador Baptist College in Lattimore, DE WY Se Side. Lx
tions Office has recently Rev. Crow and hi family have been in full time evangelism for I 1: Vehi g : d
received concerning the : Vehicles operate
Pri Electi : 10 years. i : bpd : by Genita Joy, Clover; SC, and
nmary suecuons, The revival services will include a children’ crusade for ages | Billy Parrish, 601 Landing St,
thought it important to ex- four years old through third grade dnd. child and nursery care. hit as the drivers were both
plain the Voter Registration
Special music will be from the Crow family and the Emmanuel backing from parking stalls at
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Process in North Carolina.
First of all, no one can
vote in any election unless
the individual becomes a
registered voter by the .
25th-day deadline prior to
any election. For the 2010
Primary Elections, that date
is April 9. All voter regis-
Debra B. Blanton
by 5 p.m. that day or be
post-marked by that date.
Seventeen-year-olds may register to vote and vote in the
2010 Primary Elections if they will be 18 years of age by
Nov. 2nd - the date of the General Election.
The deadline for registering to vote for the first time in
Cleveland County is 25-days prior to any election, but it is
also the deadline for any address changes, any name changes
ence. If these changes do not occur by the deadline date,
there will be delays at the polling place in order to correct
this information before a voter is allowed to vote.
Another change affected by the registration deadline is a
political affiliation change. There are four ways that a voter
may be registered to vote: Democrat, Republican, Libertar-
ian or unaffiliated. Many people ask about the registration
possibility of Independent. This political affiliation is not
recognized in North Carolina.
North Carolina’s Primary Elections are considered
“CLOSED”. That means that whatever political affiliation a
nized political parties in North Carolina to help determine
which of their candidates will be going against the other po-
litical party’s candidates for offices which will be on the
General Election ballot. Every voter receives the same ballot
the first Primary and chose a political party in which to vote,
must vote in the same party in the second Primary. However,
if an unaffiliated voter did not vote in the first Primary Elec-
tion, this voter may choose a political party’s primary in
which to vote.
Adult Choir.
Dr. Charles Surrett is pastor, Assistant pastor is Larry L
. Brubaker and youth pastor is James Ogle.
Pastor celebrates anniversary
Kingdom of God Ministries, 902 S. Battle-
Rev. Brenda Harris, Associate Minister of Mt.
Pisgah Baptist Church of Gastonia, will deliver the
message at the 11 a.m. worship service. Bishop
John A. McCollough, Senior Pastor of Friendship
Christian Church of Gastonia, will preach at the 4
p.m. service.
Curry is a Kings Mountain native, son of Eu-
gene and Mary Curry of Kings Mountain.He is a
graduate of Kings Mountain High School and
PAUL CROW
on April 10 at 6:30 pm.
(viewing at 6 p.m.) To buy
a ticket please see any
Kings Mountain Relay for
Life team member or con-
tact any committee member.
(All committee contact info
is located on Facebook and
ACS Relay for Life page)
There will be a guest
speaker, meal, and an auc-
cheese carriers w/glasses &
board
* Samsonite duffle bag
and much more!
Be sure to attend and
pick up a something special
as you make your donations
ily Worship Center, 1818
Shelby Rd. The public is in-
vited.
Herald seeks info
about Scouts
In honor of Boy Scouts
of America’s 100th birth-
day, The Kings Mountain
Herald will be celebrating
tion you would like to
share, ‘email | it = to
emily.kmherald@gmail.co
m, mail it to Kings Moun-
Potato planting
set for April 10
The next planting of
24 at North Carolina Baptist
Men Compound on S.
Lafayette St., Shelby.
It is the mission of the
CCPP to plant crops of
white potatoes and sweet
potatoes to distribute to
local charities, like the
Kings Mountain Crisis
Ministry, to help feed those
struggling in today’s econ-
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Silver Express. Officer K.L.
Hamrick estimated property
damages at $1,300.
APRIL 3: Officer R.E. Put-
nam said Laura McDaniel of
Bessemer City, backing her
Kia from a parking space at the
high school, struck the Toyota
truck of Zachary Putnam, 121
tration application forms Director of Elections ground Ave., will celebrate the 8th anniversary of Camelot Dr. Damages esti-
must physically be in the Cleveland County Board of Pastor Bryan P. Curry and his wife, Sister Albern Es Belk
Board of Elections offices Elections | Smarr Curry, on Sunday, April 11. Wajda said a parked 2004
Chevy owned by Cynthia
Jones, 276 Hoyles Rd, was
damaged by a hit and run
driver in the parking lot of Mc-
Donalds on Shelby Road.
Gaston County
Crime Blotter
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may have occurred " C ts of st i Eu " Mountain, reported an inci-
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move may very May 4th Primary NEWS B RIEFS of 403 Hawks Landing St.,
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Tara Nicole Matberry, 21,
and Jeromie James Mill-
wood, 30, both of 952 Oak
Grove Rd., Kings Moun-
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