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PAGE 6, KINGS MOUNTAIN MIRROR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1972 Little Theatre Reveals Plans For Improving Park Grace Facility • * • * Those who believe all they hear are relatives of those who believe all they read. This is the time of the year when the busiest men find time to attend a game of football. * * * * The fellow who bums the candle at both ends is not always the fellow who gets the most work done. • * * • The problems of life are usually those matters which, after all, do not amount to very much. The Kings Mountain Little Theatre, prior to their first production of the new 1972- 1973 season, announces plans for Improvement of Its cur rent facilities at Park Grace School. Extension of the stage to make more ambi tious shows feasible and Improvements tor the bene fit of patrons are being drawn up. Park Grace was formerly an elementary school but be cause of Its small size and Its age became uneconomi cal for that use and It Is now used as the schools mainten ance workshop and a storage building. The auditorium was not used and the school board decided to allow the Little Theatre to stage Its produc tions there. The front door, which had been boarded up to form a small office In the entrance hall, has now been opened up so that members of the audience will be able to enter there rather than using a side-door. The thea tre hopes to provide Indoor rest rooms for the public sometime In the future and with enlargement of the stage and an Improved lighting system, the Theatre hopes to embark upon some musical shows within the next year or two. In order to finance these Improvements the Theatre Is seeking the support of lo cal citizens especially those who are regular play-goers. The public is being offered several ways In which to support these enthusiastic but amateur thespians. The least expensive way to support the Theatre is to buy a $2.00 regular membership. This entitles the holder to attend all general meetings and vote for officers and play directors. $5 will purchase a support ing membership that also en titles the holder to three tickets-one for each produ ction. The Theatre schedu les three shows per year (one In November, one In February and one In April or May). $15 will purchase a spon sorship and a listing In each of the year’s three play bUls, $20 will purchase a spon sor/member which Includes a listing in each of the three play bills and three tickets (one per production). $25 will purchase a patro nage. Patrons will be list ed In each of the three play bills and will also receive nine tickets (three per pro- ductioo). Anyone wishing to purchase any of the above member ships is asked to contact Joe Smith at Kings Moun tain Savings and Loan. He will answer any questions. Joe serves on the finance committee of the Theatre together with treasurer, Stan Gainey and board me mber Hetty Cox. The mem berships will also be on sale at Park Grace during the production oi “The Panda and the Spy.*’ Inquiries may be miule there at the Box Office. Performance dates are November 10, II, 17, 18 at 7; 30 p.m. and Sun day November 19th at 2;30 p.m. “The Panda and the Spy’’ Is being directed by Mrs. Raymond Holmes and has a cast of fourteen stu dents. The Theatre also announ ces that Its February pro duction will be "Bull In a China Shop’’-a mystery that turns out to be a hilarious comedy. Auditions for this play will be held at Park Grace on Monday and Tues day, November 13th and 14th at 7:30 p.m. There are parts In this play for 7 wo men and 5 men and there are roles of varioiTs sizes. Any member of the general public Is Invited to attend audltions-you do not have to be a theatre member In or der to try out for a part. Little Theatre officers for 1972-73 season are; Mrs. Joe Ann McDaniei-Presi- dent, Raymond HolM.tjS-Vice President, Stan Gainey-trea- surer, Mrs. Hetty Cox, Mrs. Sylvia Holmes. Joe HuUen- der, Mike Muscat, Mrs. Au brey Maunoy. Mr. & Mrs. Reginald W. Cooke 711 Gantt Street Kings Mountain, N.C, Son, October 25, 1972 Mr, & Mrs, Forney E. Canlpe P. 0. Box 383 Kings Mountain, N.C. Daughter, October 27, 1972 KINGS MOUNTAIN BIRTHS Mr, Si Mrs, James D. Medlln 1302 Sunshine Street Gastonia, N.C. Son, October 27, 1972 Mrs. Charles Adams recently won the Country Club’s annual Ladles Handicap Golf Tournament. In a three way play oft, Alice-Ann won over Margie McDaniel and defending champion Annelle Robinson, In the consolation tournament Lynne Maun- ey won, beating Teensie Rb» in the finals. Mr, A Mrs. B. E. Jackson 303 Park Street Kings Mountain, N.C. Daughter, October 24, Mr. & Mrs. Clifton 0. Goins Route 2, Box 491 Bessemer City, N.C. Son, October 30, 1972 “Love” Musical To Be Presented Sunday Evening 1972 Mr. A Mrs. David Lee Martin 908 E. Eighth Street Gastonia, N.C. Daughter, October 25, 1972 Mr. A Mrs. E. L. Young, Jr. Route 1 Bessemer City, N.C. Daughter, October 24, 1972 Mr. A Mrs. Floyd Cochran Route 1 Grover, N.C. Son, October 23, 1972 Mr. A Mrs. Wayne D. Eller 542 Baker Street Kings Mountain, N.C. Daughter, October 25, 1972 Mr. A Mrs. Harold Carpenter 904 First Street Kings Mountain, N.C. Son, October 23,1972 “Love” a folk musical, will be presented by the True Spirit Singers, Sunday even ing, November 5, 7:30 p.m., at First Baptist Church, Kings Mountain. Contemporary music, to gether with a message for the needs of people today, make “Love” inspiratloi^ as well as Interesting and enjoyable. Instrumental accompani ment is provided by a tape, with slides and special lighting adding an extra dimension. Young people from First Baptist, Bethlehen., and Temple Churches. Mike up the membership of tb .' True Spirit Singers with addition al members coming from other churches in area. Songs and sounds of this musical are now, but the message of love is ageless. It speaks to the needs of to day. “Some SW two-year sarii^ plans are betto* than others.” True. Ask yourself these two important questions: 1. Can you purchase 53/4% two-year savings bonds for only S5(X) or more? 2. Do all 53/1% savings funds earn daily interest compounded daily? First-Citizens Bank's 53/4% savings plan meets both requirements. For highest savings interest permitted by law, move to First-Citizens Bank. 5%% two-year savings bonds. With daily interest com pounded daily, bonds are available in amounts of S500 or mote. A variation of this plan permits you til receive interest in quarterly payments 5'A% one year savings bonds. With daily interest com pounded daily, you earn 5.653% (or one year. Bonds are available in amounts of S500 or more. A variation of this plan per mits you to receive interest in quarterly payments. 5% daily interest Premium Passbook plan. Your interest is compound ed every ninety days, and you earn from day of de posit. Make an initial deposit of S50 or more. Add 10 this amount any time in any amount. Withdrawals may be made on 90-day written notice. After initial 90 days, withdrawals may be made without notice during first ten days of January, April. July or October 4'/:% Regular Savings Accounts. Earn 4'/i% guaranteed daily interest, which is auto matically added to your account. Interest is com pounded monthly. First-Citizens.The Can Do Bank. Mwr~(»*» W O ' C C f C * 4 Teg*| 197 2 Cheese Blintfes t Hat I. Ohtjin .1 lr.?u MEAL TIME BINGO uvef c.irtl fill fiMUH.st ji tht' fiul of llir X. i hi.’ck Dili or cit siofi* ufhcf Oln.trn oni- ^jJJ Uw MEAL TIME BINGO C.mu' ri.Li-l y fvi.’fv IHMC you visit .1 p.irlK;t|MiiiH| \ ^ H.irris Tet.Ufr stort'. 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Scheduled termination January 28. 1973 % IIPK Tl IIPII Tl BA
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