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PAGE 6, THE KINGS MOUNTAIN MIRROR. SEPTEMBER 29TH, 1971 Mr. Bill Latbam, Winn-Dixie District Supervisor, presents a silver service tray to Mrs. Yates Harbison for her husband’s 25 years of employment with Winn-Dixie. Mr. Harblson, right, was also voted Boss of the Year la^ year in the High School’s D.E. Program, Goter Mr. Edwin Robio ! Goter, age 56, of 606 HUl Side Dr., died Sunday Morning in Bat on Route, La. He was th e Operations Manager of Foote Chemical Co. in Kings Mountain. He has been in Kings Mountain since 1951. He came as Mill Superintendent of Foote. Sur viving is wife, Eleanor Canon Goter. One son, Edwin R. Goter Jr., at the University of Tex as. One daughter, Carla Jean Goter of Baton Rouge. Two brothers. Emu uoter, Reimhold Goter of Woodwor th N. C. He was a member of the ResurecUon Lutheran Church, He was also a member of the Rotary Club and a member of the Advisory Committee of N. C. State Minerals Research Labratory. He wasa graduate of University of North Dakota, with a B.S. Degree in Mining and Metallurgical Engineer ing, Funeral services will be at 4 o’clock Thursday at the ResurecUon Lutheran Church. Services will be conducted by Rev. Glen Bo land at the Mountain Rest Cemetery. Family wUl receive friends from 7 to 9 P.M. Wednesday night at the Harris Funer^ Chapel. In lew of flowers. Memorials may be sent to Edwin R. Goter Memorial Fund in care of the Resur- ectlon Lutheran Church. OBITUARIES Bridges Charles P. Bridges, 89, of 115 Spruce St, in Kings Mountain, died September 2tst at his home. His wife was the late Susie Morrison Bridges. His par ents were Mr. and Mrs. Tho mas Bridges. He is survived by two dau ghters; Mrs. Lee Harlow and Mrs. Stace Huffstetler.bothof Kings Mountain; 5 sons, Tom, Charles, Don, Dennls,and Theodore, all of Kings Moun tain. Also surviving are 9 grand children and 14 great grand children. His funeral was held Thurs day at Sisk Chapel in Kings Mountain, conducted by Rev, C. A. Bost. Burial was in Mountln Rest Cemetery. MARTHA & SPENDING Washington -- Martha Mit chell, wife of the Attorney General, in support of Presi dent Nixon’s economic pol icies, has urged American women to go out and spend more. She concedes she is no economic expert, but urged American women to have faith in their country. Henson James Earl Henson, age 46, of 308 E. Parker, Klnigs Mtn., died Friday Evening at Kings Mtn. Hospital. He was the son of the Late Mr. & Mrs. Marcus Henson. Survuving is wife, Helen Helms Henson. One son, Rick ey Henson of Kings Mtn. One daughter, Mrs. Barry Del linger of Kings Mtn. Two brothers, Bobby Henson of Mt. HoHy, Palmer Henson of Belmont. One step-sister, Mrs. Thelma Whetstine of Kings Mtn. Three Grandchil dren. He was a veteran of WWll. A member of American Leg ion. Funeral services were held Sunday at 3;00P.M., at Harris Funeral Home Chapel. Ser vices were conducted by Rev. Glenn Boland. Burial was In Mountain Rest Cemetery. Moore Mrs, Kathleen Moore, age 63, of 111 Clonlnger St. Kings Mtn,, died Thursday morning at Kings Mtn. Hospital She was the daughter of the late Mr, A Mrs. Henry Bailey. Surviving is husband: Cleve land Moore. Four sons: Ro bert C. Moore, Richard K, Moore, both of Kings Mtn., John L. Moore, James C. Moore, both of Gaffney. Se ven daughters; Mrs. Ray mond Mulllnax, Mrs. Ralph Bumgardner, Mrs. Bobby Rhea, Mrs. Henry Wells, Mrs. BUI Sellers, all of Kings Mtn., Mrs, BUly Putman of Char lotte, Mrs. Tommy Cook of Blacksboro. Two Brothers, Alfred Bailey, Grady Bailey of gaffney. Six sisters: Mrs. D.L. White of Kings Mtn., Mrs. A.R. TUson of Green- vUle, Mrs. Felix Sander ol Greenville, Mrs. J.T. Rogers of Chattanoga , Tennessee. Mrs. June Horn of Spartan burg and Mrs. Inez Miller of Gaffney. 29Grandchildren. Six Great-Grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday at 3:00 P.M. at Kings Mtn., Church of God, Services were conducted by Rev. S.W. Avery. Buriel was in Moun tain Rest Cemetery. NO-EMISSION ENGINE Detroit—The Ford Motor Company has announced thal it had made progress toward developing an emission- free experimental engine for the Army. The announce ment went on to say such an engine for everyday high way use was a long way off. Neal Mrs. Dovle Bowen Neal, age 81, of Rt. 1, Shelby, passed away at her sons home, Tues day afternoon. She was the daughter of the late Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Bowen. She was the widow of M.C. Neal. Surviving her are three sons: Fred Neal of Kings Mountain, Dewitt Neal of Shelby, Paul Neal of Maritte, Georgia. Two daughters, Mrs. David Mam- rick, Mrs. Edward Anthony, both ol Kings Mountain. Four brothers, Broadus Bowen, Will Bowen of Patter son Springs, Brack Bowen of Shelby, Marshall Bowen of Hickory. Eighteen grandchildren, twe nty- seven great - grandchU- dren. Funeral services were held Friday at 4 P.M. at El Bethel Methodist Church. Services were conducted by E.L. Mur phy A Rev. Roy Lockridge, Burial was in the Church Ce metery. Harvin Mrs. Myra Harvin Surber, age 76, of 218 Walker St., passed away Wednesday morning at Kings Mtn., Hos pital. She was the daughter of the late Mr, A Mrs. Joseph Daniel Harbin. She was the widow of Wil liam Surber who died In 1970. Surviving are four sons; Carl Surber of Charlotte; Eu gene Surber, Bill Surber, James Surber, all of Kings Mtn. Six daughters; Mrs. Erleen Jenkins, Mrs. Janette Helnback of Kings Mtn. Mrs. Earnest Greenway of Shelby, Mrs. Jean Ellis of Gastonia. Mrs. Eldora Varnette, Mrs. Helen Goode, all of Charlotte. One brother, Dan Harbin of Gastonia. Twenty-one Grand- chlldren,ten great Grandchil dren and two Great-Great- Grandchildren, Funeral Services were held Friday at 3:00P,M., at Temple Baptist Church. Services were conducted by Rev. Frank Shirley. Burial was in Mountain Rest Cemetery. REGAINS SIGHT Watertown, Mass. —Mrs. Barbara Bubar, 35. sudden ly regained her sight while attending a movie with her husband. Recently she had undergone a cornea trans plant that did not help her to see. The happy woman claimes it was her "private miracle." \ WHO CARES? There Is Always Someone At ACTION 739-5579 24 Hr. Service WAYNE E. HALL W.H. BRUGGEMAN Religion, we suspect, can be measured in an individual by manners displayed. G.B. MITROVICH Fiber Announces New Employees William H. Bruggeman and Gerald B. Mitrovich have joined Fiber Industries, She lby, as Process Engineers transferring from the Celan- ese Plant in Bishop, Texas. Bill joined Celanese immed iately after his graduation Antique Flea Market all day each Sunday Hwy. 216 at old country store salesmen and customers welcome Wilson T.V.& Music COLOR TV,s andSTERO,s M . 60th Specially Priced Values During Magnavox 60th Anniversary 904 W. Gold Across from Seven-Eleven Twin B’s Fabric Shop NEWSHIPMENT 100% Polyester Double Knit S1.99 - S3.99 HOURS; MON-TUE-WED 9:00 til 6:00 THURS-FRI-SAT 9:00 W 9:00 Across Cleveland County Line On Gaston Hwy. from Clemson University in May, 1969 where he earned a B.S. degree in Chemical Eng ineering. He and his wife, Sharon, and their daughter will live at 1547 Spangler Dr. in Shelby, Gerry is a graduate of tbe RICH STEAL TOO London-A 46-year-old Greek woman caught steal ing a pair of hot pants was Mrs. Hatzimichalls who own ed several factories and earns about. $1.2-million a year. The magistrate fined her $960. just 100 times the value of the hot pants. HAIR TOO LONG Sutter Creek. Calif. - Prin cipal Stanley Kelly suspend ed Nick Godman because of his longhair. Nick, a 3-year- old first grader, has two brothers who were also sus pended for long hair. The parents said they would see a lawyer before they would see a barber. Kiser Mr. Tyree H, Kiser, Sr., age 72, died at home in Bes semer City Sept. 24th, Surviving are; Wife, An nle Mae Paysour Kiser, 3 Sons: Tyree H. Kiser, Jr. of Cullowhee, N.C.: James W. Kiser, Kenneth G. Kiser, both of Bessemer City. 1 sister, Mrs. Buera Harrel- son, of Henrietta; 3 brothers Eoa L. Kiser of Landis, N.C., Burray Kiser of Rock Hill, S. C. and Lern Kiser of Kan napolis, N.C. He had ten grandchildren, and Elevpn great grandchildren. Ser vices were held Sept. 25th, at Sisk East Chapel. Services were conducted by Rev. WU- liam Pheajin. Burial was in Concord Methodist Church Cemetery. Area School Meet Today Principals, supervisors and teachers from this area will be attending a meeting in Shelby on Sept. 29, to discuss a new study guide, "Language Arts in the Elementary Scho ols.’’ According to Mrs. Tora Ladu, Director, Division of Languages, State Department of Public Instruction, the guide was developed at tbe Model Development Reading School in Greensboro. The guide was an Elementary and Secondary Education Act, Tit le in project. Mrs. Ladu said the work shop Is designed to help tea chers use tbe study guide more effectively. Discussion will center on three areas; diagnosing the needs of the students, organ izing the language arts class, and techniques and materials for tbe teacher. HAIL GERMAN PACT Moscow - Soviet Commun ist party chief Leonid I. Brezhnev and West German Chancellor Willy Brandt have welcomed the new Ber lin agreement as a step to ward European security. Normal relations between East and West Germany now appear possible. RLTGERS & WOMEN New Brunswick, N.J..— Rutgers University is end ing a 205-year-old tradition when it admits women to its undergraduate college for degrees in the fall of 1972. Answers to Who Knows 1. Eighty-nine. 2. The Florida Disney World Is scheduled to open October 1st. 3. October 3-9. 4. One hundred years ago, October 8. 1871. 5. September 25, 1956, be tween Clarenvllle, New foundland, and Oban, Scotland. 6. Georgia. 7. Possession. 8. Prom 1785 to 1790. 9. Ohio. 10. Thomas Carlyle. University of Michigan where he received a B.S. degree in Chemical Engineering in June 1968. He joined Celanese in July 1968. He and bis wife, Carla, will live at 2949 Col lege Rood, Apartment D-l, in Shelby. Logic Ship’s Cook-Give me some powder to kill cock roaches with. Pharmacists’ Mate—Will you take it with you? Ship’s Cook-No, I’ll have them report to you and you can rub it on their little tummies. WHO KNOWS? 1. How old is the well-known movie producer Samuel Goldwyn’ 2. When will "Walt Disney World" near Orlando, Florida, open? 3. When is "Fire Preven tion Week’’’ 4. When did the Great Chi cago Fire occur’ 5. When did the first trans- Atlantic telephone cable system go into use? 6. What American colony was founded by James Edward Oglethorpe? 7. What is sometimes re ferred to as being "nine tenths of the law”? 8. When was New York City the official capital of the U. S.? 9. Name the Buckeye State. 10. Who said, "A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge”? Wayne E. Hall joined m - Shelby as Engineer on Sept ember 13,1971. Wayne is a graduate of North Carolina State Univer sity where he received a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engine ering, Prior to joining FH he was employed by DuPont in Bell, West Virginia, He and bis wife, Judy, will live at 1006 Leander Street in Shelby. Some Trick A brass band once visited a small village, and the people were delighted with it. but they couldn’t make out the trombone, so they sent old Cyrus to investi gate. Old Cyrus watched the performance of the trombone player for some time. Then he said, witha sneer; "Take no notice of him, fellers. There’s a trick to it; he don’t swallow the durn thing.” ALEXANDER REALTY for sale Houses New and Used Cityand Rural Large and Small Ruby M Alexander Real Estate Broker Buying or Selling Phone 739-2217 Tom’s Quick Stop Oak Grove Rd. We appreciate your business Stop in to see us soon. Tommy Hawkins, Owner, Phillips 66 Products- Grocceries CROSSROADS MUSIC PARK 2 Miles North of Hwy. 74 at Bethware School Rt. 3, Kings Mtn., N.C. - 2 Shows; 2 & 8:00P.M. SUNDA y, OCT. 3,1971 TICKETS WAY BE PURCH.ASED AT: KINGS MTN. DRUG Kings Mtn. SL'TTI ES DRUG Shelby BOBBY’S RECORD ' • SHOP .Shelby MUSIC BOX Gastonia KINGS MTN, PHARMACY .... Kings Mtn. or CALL 739-2958 FOR RESERVATIONS loretta lynn Grand Ole Opry Presents - In Person LORETTA LYNN and THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEANS PEGGY SUE SUN'NV WEIGHT J, LEE WEBB A FAMILY SHOW 1220 ON YOUR DIAL ez^adio cSiatCon 1000 WATTS D^Ln^i. <sl\/[ouniaLn, cdV. 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