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SgE 6, KINGS MOUNTAIN MIRROR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1971
OBITUARIES
SCISM
Rolandes Seism, age 78, of
Apt. 8, Chesterfield Ct., a
native of Kings Mountain, died
Nov. 2 at 3 A.M. at the Kings
Mountain Hospital.
He is survived by his wife,
Cora Ford Seism.
Two daughters: Mrs. Joe
Bennett, Gastonia; Mrs. Floyd
Huffstetler, Llneolnton.
One Stepdaughter, Mrs.
Floyd Simms Cherryville.
One sister, Mrs. George
Poston, High Point.
One brother, C. Seism, High
Point.
Thirteen grandehildren, one
great-grandchild.
Services were held Thursday
at 3 P.M. at the Macedonia
Baptist Church.
Services were conducted by
Rev. L.D. Scruggs, and Rev.
Floyd Keaser.
Burial was in Mountain Rest
Cemetery.
One son, Kenneth Armstrong.
Three sisters; Mrs. Luc-
ill McIntosh, of Granite Falls
N.C.; Mrs. W.D.Owensby, of
Gastonia; Mrs. Pauline Hend
ricks, Newton.
Three brothers; William
Armstrong, Gastonia; Floyd
Armstrong, Bessemer City;
T.R. Armstrong, Charlotte.
Three grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Saturday, Nov, 6tli, at the 1st
Wesleyn Methodist Church,
of which he was a member.
Services were conducted by
Rev. C.A. Phaup and Rev.
Yancy Carter,
Burial was in Bessemer City
Memorial Cemetery.
Three step-sisters; Mrs.
Burl Nolan, K.M.; Mrs. Reba
Cooksey, Portland, Oregon;
Mrs. Pauline Stowe, Spartan
burg.
She was a member of First
Wesleyan Methodist Church,
Funeral services were held
at First Wesleyan Methodist
Church on Sunday, Nov.7th.
Services were conducted by
Rev, Carl Sparks; Rev. Edwin
Chriscoe; Rev. Watson Black.
Burial was in Mountain Rest
Cemetery.
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The Spurrlows” To Perform Tonight At
Gardner-Webh
HUFFMAN
LANE
CRAWFORD
Ruth Beatty Lane, age 65, of
110 Waco Road, Kings Moun
tain, died Nov. 4th, 1971, at
2:15 A.M. at Kings Mountain
Hospital.
She was a native of Cleveland
The infant daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Jimmy Crawford on
Micky Ave. in Bessemer City,
died Friday, Nov, 5 at Kings
Mountain Hospital at the age
of two weeks.
Surviving also is one sister,
Michelle Crawford, at home.
Paternal grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Crawford,
Bessemer City.
Maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Hattie Davis.
Funeral services were held
Sunday at 3:00 P.M, atG.W,
Gill and Sons Chapel,
Services were conducted by
Rev. Robert L. Garvin.
Burial was in Adams Chapel
Church Cemetery.
County.
Her parents are Mr. and Mrs.
James Beatty.
Also surviving are one son,
Robert EARL Beatty, K.M.
Four brothers; Ben Beatty,
K.M,; Earl Beatty, Hickory;
Hunter Beatty, Gastonia; Ken
Beatty, Clover, S.C.
Three sisters, Mrs. Ann
Self, Cherryville; Mrs. Pearl
McDowell, K.M.; Mrs. Ola
Wells, Clover.
Funeral services were held
Friday, Nov. 5th, at Harris
Funeral Home.
Services were conducted by
Rev. S, W. Avery.
Burial was in Mountain Rest
Cemetery.
WYLIE
Miss Alice Roberta Wylie,
age 65 of 1020 Elam Road, of
Kings Mountain, died Nov, 5th
\ n MS I Kl 9 A.M. at Kings Mountain
^ Hospital after a three week
Theodore Huffman, Jr., age
50, of Rt. 1 Grover, died Nov.
4, 1971 at 9 P.M. at Duke
Hospital,
He was a native of Fairfield
Alabama.
His parents are Mr, and Mrs.
Theodore Huffman, Sr. of K.
M.
He is also survived by his
wife, Mrs. Fay Black Huff
man.
One son, Hugh Huffman,
Early, N.C.
Four daughters: Mrs. Wil
liam Wylie, Mrs. Betty Ann
Richards, Mrs. Peggy Rich
ards, all ofGrover; Mrs. Joan
Byers, Shelby.
Six brothers: Clyde Huffman,
Ted Huffman, Houston Huff
man, Alan Huffman, Calvin
Huffman, all of Kings Moun
tain; Buddy Huffman, Macon,
Ga.
Three sisters; Mrs. Leroy
Blake, Mrs. James Wilson,
Miss Christine Huffman, all
of Kings Mountain.
Nine grand-children.
He was a member of Anti
och Baptist Church.
Funeral services were held
Sunday, Nov. 7th, at Antioch
Baptist Church.
Services were conducted by
Rev. Wayne Tuttle, and Earl
Redding.
Burial was at Antioch Bap
tist Church Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Kathleen McGill Plonk.
One son, William Lawrence
Plonk, Kings Mountain.
Four daughters: Dr. Martha
Plonk, Cornwallis, Oregon;
Mrs. L.J. Morris, Jr., Signal
Mountain, Tenn.; Mrs. J.T.
Sutton, LaGrange, N.C.; Mrs.
Timothy Gladden, K.M.
Three sisters; Mrs. M.L.
Harmon, Sr. K.M.; Mrs.Mary
Lovell, K.M.; Dr. Lillian—
Plonk, Asheville.
One brother, William L.
Plonk,K,M,
Seven Grand-children.
He was a member of St.
Matthews Lutheran Church,
Farmer County School Board
Member; Farmer Security
Administration member.
He was a graduate of Lenoir-
Rhyne College in 1910.
Funeral services were held
Saturday, No. 6th, at St. Mat
thews Lutheran Church.
Services were conducted by
Rev. Charles Easley.
Burial was in Luke Lutheran
Cemetery.
The Spurrlows, a group of
highly talented young people
from all parts of the nation,
will appear on the campus of
Gardner - Webb College to
night, November 10, 1971, at
8; 30 in the Bost Physical Ed
ucation Building.
Tickets for this special event
are on sale at Suttle Drugs,
Bobby’s Record Shop and
Loy’s Mens Shop, all in She
lby and Boiling Springs Drugs
and the Campus Den in Boll
ing Springs. Advance tickets
are $1.00 and tickets at the
door will be $1.50. Church
groups wishing to purchase
groups of more than ten can
do so for .75 each from the
office of student s>ersonnel
at the college.
This group is made up of 18
of the finest young singers in
the nation. Their average age
is 19 and they were chosen
from mure than 100 auditioned
last June in the last of sever
al audition sessions.
They liave traveled from
coast to coast presenting
more than 600 individual con
certs in colleges, high scho
ols, auditoriums, conven
tions, and on television. They
have recently appeared on a
Bob Hope NBC Specialaswell
as on tlieir own syndicated
series. “America’s Young
Majority.”
One of the lilghlights of last
year’s tour was a concert at
the White House on Thanks
giving Day for the President,
his family and 110 wounded
Vietnam veterans.
Their music is varied and
Includes pop, soul, folk, folk-
rock, instrumental selections
and inspirational. The sound
is vari^ with brass, rhythm,
guitar, bass, keyboard and vo
cal.
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BIBLE VERSE
“When I was a child, I
spake as a child, I under
stood as a child, I thought
as a child; but when I be
came a man, I put away
childish things.’’
1. Who wrote the above
words’
2. To whom were they ad
dressed’
3. Where can they be found?
4. Where was the author
when he wrote the quota
tion?
Auwers to Bible Verse
1. Paul, the Apostle.
2. To the members of the
church in Corinth.
3. 1 Corinthians 13:11.
4. In Ephesus.
The Spurrlows
Allen Herron Armstrong, of
421 E. PennsylvaniaSt. Bess
emer City, age 61, died Nov.
-4th, at 10:30 a.m. at Gaston
Memorial Hospital.
His parents were the late
Mr. and Mrs. Mack. H. Arm
strong.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Jessie Self Armstrong.
One daughter, Mrs. Patricia
Smith.
illness.
Her parents were the late
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Wylie.
PLONK
Bad Guys
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-the lamentation on war,
where Athens destroys Troy.
Redgrave).
Step-mother, Mrs. Belle
Wylie, Spartanburg, S.C.
Also surviving is a step
brother, Misher Sheehan,
Laundale, N.C.
Two sisters; Mrs. Robert
Pearson, K.M,; Mrs. Paul
Ingle, Gastonia.
Rufus Lawrence Plonk, age
84, of Rt. 1., Kings Mountain,
died Nov. 4, 1971 at 6 A.M.
at Kings Mountain Hospital.
He was a native of Cleveland
County.
His parents were the late
Mr. and Mrs. William L.
Plonk.
The majonty in .America
is willing to sit still and
allow television to make
all its villians and murder
ers (in television entertain
ment) white, and usual l.v
persons with nortliern-
European niuiies, ('The vari
ous minorities bring pres
sure on tne networks it
criminals w Italian-.Aineri-
can. blacks, Siianish-.Ameri
cans, etc.) So the race which
founded the nation, general
ly speaking, mid which
doesn’t really commit all
the crime in real life, com
mits all of it on 'lA'.
• ENTERTAINMENTo
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THE TROJAN WOMEN
From the past comes the
film "The Trojan Women.”
It’s Michael Cacoyannis’
film version based on the
English translation of Edith
Hamilton’s Euripides drama
The cast is made up of
actresses who are good in
their trade. In fact. Katharine
Hepburn portrays Hecuba,
the gra.v-headed, defeated
Queen of Troy, in this film
of humanity’s tragedies.
One needs a little his
torical background of the
times and events that lead
up to the burning of Troy,
the wars men wage against
Equal in performance are
Helen (Irene Papas). Cas
sandra (Genevieve Bujold)
and Andromache (Vanessa
men, the impact of Helen,
who runs away with Paris,
and the other women of this
particular war to grasp the
powerful impact of the film
story.
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