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Wednesday, June 5, 2013
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# OBITUARIES
Sue B. Davis
She loved to sew
KINGS MOUNTAIN -
Sue B. Davis, 89, resident of
Kings Mountain, passed
maway
une 3,
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Manor
in Kings
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2 tain.
She was born in Cleve-
land County to the late Ben
Bennett and Mary Davis
Bennett and was also pre-
ceded in death by her hus-
band, Carl F. Davis,
stepfather; Ed Phipps,
brother, Joe Bennett and sis-
ter, Ruth Davis.
Mrs. Davis was a mem-
ber of Second Baptist
Church in Kings Mountain.
She went to high school in
Kings Mountain and loved
to sew. She did sewing and
volunteering for the J. Iver-
son Riddle Development
Center in Morganton.’
Surviving are her son,
Leslie Carl Davis, of Mor-
ganton, numerous Cousins,
nieces, nephews and friends.
The graveside service
will be conducted Thursday,
June 6, 2013 at 4 p.m. at
Mountain Rest Cemetery.
Rev. James Lockridge will
officiate. Interment will be
in Mountain Rest Cemetery.
Memorials may be made
to J. Iverson Riddle Devel-
opment Center, 300 Enola
Rd., Morganton, NC 28655.
A guest register is avail-
able at www.HarrisFuner-
als.com.
Harris Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.
Barris
FFuneral Home
Kenneth S. Jones, Sr.
U.S. Navy and Air Force
veteran
KINGS MOUNTAIN -
Kenneth Snyder Jones Sr.,
75, went to be with his Lord
and Savior in Heaven on
Tuesday, May 28, 2013.
He left behind seven chil-
dren, Jeanann, Sherry,
Sharon, Ken, Jayne, Kim
and Karen as well as 14
grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren he
dearly loved.
He served his country
¥ BRIEFS
proudly for 22 years with the
US Navy and two years with
the United States Air Force.
He has now gone home
to his permanent residence to
be with Jesus his Savior and
his beloved “wifey” Jean
Jones who preceded him in
death on Feb. 6, 2013. They
would have celebrated their
40th wedding anniversary
next week. He will be
greatly missed.
A memorial service was
held Friday, May 31, 2013 at
1 p.m. at Proclaiming the
Word Ministries, 701 Cleve-
land Ave., Grover, NC.
BYNUM CHAPEL
AME ZION CHURCH -
will host “Gospel Explo-
sion” Monday through Fri-
day — June 10-14 — at 7 p.m.
nightly at Bynum Chapel
Family Life Center, 310
Ellis Street.
Guest pastors will be
Rev. Dr. Anthony Freeman,
pastor of Sandy Ridge AME
Zion Church in Landis,
Rev. Gregory Floyd, pastor
of Vestibule AME Zion
Church in Kings Mountain,
and Rev. Dr. Daran
Mitchell, pastor of Trinity
AME Zion Church in
Greensboro.
Numerous choirs will
sing, including the Tolliver
.Family from Greater
Moore’s, Simple Harmony,
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Men’s Choir, Vestibule
AME Zion Gospel Choir,
Freedom Choir, Adam
Chapel and other surround-
ing choral groups.
Mimes and Mount Zion
Baptist church praise
Dancers will also perform.
The church will sponsor a
food sale Friday, June 14,
from 10:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Sisk-Butler
Funeral Home
We offer
complete economy
funeral packages
and we honor
existing pre-need
funeral plans.
704-629-2255
www.siskbutier.com
Plates are $8 and will fea-
ture choices of BBQ pork,
BBQ chicken, and fried
chicken with baked beans
slaw and chips.
Rev. Sylvia Y Perry, pas-
tor of the church, invites the
community to attend.
GLORYLAND MIS-
SIONARY BAPTIST
CHURCH, 101 Benfield
Rd., will have a barbecue
fundraiser and gospel
singing Friday, June 14,
from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Barbe-
cue will be catered by Hill-
billy’s BBQ. Plates, $8,
include BBQ, two buns,
sauce, slaw, baked beans,
chips, and cake. Soft drinks
are $1. Whole Boston Butts
with sauce sell for $30.
Order Boston Butts for Fa-
ther’s Day by calling by
Wednesday, June 12, to
980-241-6299. Orders of 10
plates and more will be de-
livered in the Kings Moun-
tain area. Dine in at the
church or carry out. Higher
Ground, We R Forgiven,
and Blessed, Heaven’s Way
will sing from 11 a.m.-3
p.m.
PEOPLES = BAPTIST
CHURCH, 1010 Groves
St., Kings Mountain, will
host “Discovered, Declared
and Delivered” (A season of
release) June 17-20 nightly
at 7 p.m. with Pastors
Bobby, Billy, and John
Houze and special guest Dr.
Sam Saphet of Lagos, Nige-
ria. Everyone is welcome.
Diane Szymkowski
Loved traveling and
listening to gospel music
KINGS MOUNTAIN -
Diane Szymkowski, 67, of
Kings Mountain passed
away Wednesday, May 29,
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born August 21, 1945 in
Gaston County, daughter of
the late Earl Milford and Etta
Mae Lockridge Johnson.
She loved her family,
traveling, going to the Coun-
try Kitchen, and listening to
gospel music. She was a
member of Sparrow Springs
Baptist Church.
Mrs. Szymkowski is sur-
vived by her son, Jamie Car-
rigan and fiancée Mary
Elizabeth Gibson; daughter,
Kim Navy; grandchildren,
Ashley Hope and husband
Jack, Amy Navy, Courtney
Carrigan, Brittany and Emily
Dover; great grandchildren,
POLICE
Preston Carrigan and Kallie
Hope.
A memorial service was
held 2 p.m. Sunday, June 2,
at Greene Funeral Service,
West Chapel, 216 Archie
Whitesides Rd., Gastonia,
NC, officiated by Rev. Roy
Clark.
Interment was at West-
view Gardens, Bessemer
City.
The family received
friends from 6 - 8 p.m. Sat-
urday. June 1, at the funeral
home and other times at the
home of Kim Navy.
In lieu of flowers memo-
rials may be made to Wake
Forest Baptist Medical Cen-
ter, Medical Center Blvd.,
Winston Salem, NC 27157,
or Hospice of Cleveland
County, 951 Wendover
Heights Dr., Shelby, NC
28150.
Arrangements are with
the West Chapel of Greene
Funeral Service and Crema-
torium, Gastonia.
A guest registry is avail-
able at greenefuneral.com
Greene
Funeral Serbice
Danny Joe Taylor
U.S. Army veteran
and Purple Heart recipient
KINGS MOUNTAIN,
NC- Danny Joe Taylor, 66,
passed away, Friday, May
24, 2013 at his home in
Kansas.
Formerly of Kings
Mountain, NC, he was the
eam son of
| Johnnie
L. Fields
Taylor
and was
. also pre-
ceded in death by a brother,
Gary Taylor, and a sister
Nancy Taylor.
He was a veteran of the
U.S. Army, serving in Viet-
nam, and received the Purple
Heart Medal.
He was a member of the
VFW in Leavenworth,
Kansas and was a loving
husband, father, grandfather
and GP.
Survivors include his
wife of 42 years, Brenda
Taylor; sons, Brian, Marcus
and Scott; daughters,
Melissa and April; sister,
ARRESTS
MAY 29: Frederick A.
Nixon, 43, 1202 North-
woods Dr., larceny, $500
bond, secured.
MAY 29: Angela
Thomas, 41, 210 North
Dilling St., driving while li-
cense revoked, $500 bond,
secured.
MAY 31: Daniel K. Sil-
vers, 37, Bessemer City, fail-
ure to comply, $305 bond,
secured.
MAY 31: Jason Greene,
32, 113 Center St., commu-
nicating threats.
JUNE 1: Ricky E. Navey,
20, Shelby, DUI, failure to
wear seat belt, $1,000 bond,
secured.
JUNE 1: Ciara D. Baker,
20, Bessemer City, DWI,
driving with revoked license,
consumption of alcohol by
19/20-year-old, $6,500
bond, secured.
JUNE 1: Brian D. No-
blett, 30, 824 Second St.,
school attendance violation.
JUNE 2: Tiffany Hannah,
29, 824 Second St., school
attendance violation.
CITATIONS
MAY 28: James M.
Lewis, 54, Fallston, seat belt
violation.
MAY 28: Two KMHS
students, ages 17 and 18,
were cited for fighting and
causing a public disturbance
at the school. i
MAY 31: Kenyatta D.
Waddell, 39, Concord,
speeding.
JUNE 1: Brian M. Trues-
dale, 34, Shelby, driving
while license revoked.
JUNE 1: Fredrick L.
Rice, 39, 807 1st St., driving
while license revoked.
JUNE" I: Derrick R.
Green, 54, 802 Gantt St.,
driving while license re-
voked.
JUNE 1: Shamika S.
Moser, 34, 309 S. Juniper
St., Apt. A, driving while li-
cense revoked.
INCIDENTS
MAY 27: A resident of N.
Piedmont Ave. reported
breaking and entering and
theft of several home fur-
nishing items, including
drapes, curtains, framed art,
a rug runner, a mirror and
curtain rods, at an estimated
value of $545.
MAY 28: Steag Energy
Services reported a case of
larceny by employee and ob-
taining property by false pre-
tense at 304 Linwood Rd. in
the theft of six lifting
adapters at a value of $420.
MAY 29: A resident of
Joe Cloninger Rd. reported
the theft of a purple Sam-
sung T-Mobile cell phone at
‘a gas station located at 716
Cleveland Ave.
MAY 29: A resident of
Woodleaf Rd. reported the
theft of a Verizon flip phone
and a set of car keys at a re-
tail store located at 610 E.
King St.
MAY 30: CVS Pharmacy
on 1017 Shelby Rd. reported
that a customer forged a pre-
scription in an attempt to ob-
tain prescription medicine.
No suspect named.
JUNE 1: Roses Store,
1314 Shelby Rd., reported
Judy Kay Taylor; 16 grand-
children and seven great-
grandchildren.
The family received
friends from 6 to 8 p.m.
Tuesday night, June 4, at
Harris Funeral Home.
The funeral service will
be at Ollie Harris Memorial
Chapel, Wednesday, June 5,
at 2 p.m. with Rev. Charles
Rudisill officiating. Inter-
ment will be at Mountain
Rest Cemetery, Kings
Mountain, with military hon-
ors furnished by the
Foothills Detachment Ma-
rine Corps League.
Memorials can be made
to St. Jude’s Children’s Hos-
pital, 262 Danny Thomas
Place, Memphis, TN 38105
or to the Pros4Vets Fund,
One NE Second Street, Suite
201, Oklahoma City, OK
73104. ;
A guest register is avail-
able at www.harrisfuner-
als.com.
The family is being
served by Harris Funeral
Home, Kings Mountain, NC.
Parris
Ffuneral Home
the theft of a metal loading
ramp valued at $250.
WRECKS
MAY 25: Officer F.L.
Wittington said a 2001 Ford
operated by Matthew S.
Barker struck a 2005 Kia op-
erated by Janie M. Caldwell
at a convenience store on
Cleveland Ave. Barker was
charged with leaving the
scene of an accident. Dam-
ages to the Kia and the Ford
are estimated at $800 and
$150, respectively.
MAY 29: Officer K.L.
Putnam said a 1995 Chevro-
let operated by Wanda Wade,
36 Chesterfield Ct., struck a
1990 Dodge operated by
Mark D. Wheeler of York,
S.C., from behind, causing
damage to Wheeler’s vehicle
and a 2004 Chevrolet oper-
ated by Miranda L. Talley, of
Grover, S.C. The damages to. |
Wade, Wheeler and Talley’s:
vehicles were estimated at
$800, $1,000 and $1,000, re-
spectively.
CCC Basic Law Enforcement graduates
Pictured are the 11
students who graduated
from the Cleveland County
Community College Basic
Law Enforcement program.
Front row, from left,
Chi Ming Lai Ugalde, Joe
Patterson Jr., Krystal
Weaver and Latoya Ross;
second row, Derek Dorville,
Kyle Bell and Tanner
Yarboro; third row, from
left, Alex Howell, Cameron
Stroup, and Tyler Snipes;
and back row, Colin
Washington Il, and BLET
coordinator Aaron Vassey.
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