Page t A KINGS MOUNTAIN MIRROR Thursday, February 14.1974
Area Deaths And Funerals
MISS CORA HULL
MRS. CARRIE PRICE
Funeral services for Miss
Cora Estelle Hull, 66, were
hcldSunday atS p,m. at Boyce
Memorial ARP Church where
she was a member. Dr.
Charles Edwards officiated
and burial was in Mountain
Rest Cemetery.
MRS. FANNIE PARKER.
WHITAKER
Miss Hull, of 108 Wells St.,
Kings Mountain, died Friday
afternoon at her home. She
was the daughter of the late
Mrs. and Mrs. George M. Hull.
GROVER- Funeral services
for Mrs. Carrie Sue Price, 84,
were conducted Saturday at 3
p.m. at Sisk Funeral Home
Chapel, Kings Mountain, by
the Rev. Paul Millwood.
Burial was in the Grover
Cemetery.
Mrs. Price, a retired textile
worker, died Thurs., Feb. 7 at
11 a.m. in Kings Mountain
Convalescent Center.
Surviving IS one sister, Mrs.
R. H. Burton of Kings
Mountain.
Harris Funeral Home had
charge of the arrangements.
Surviving are one daughter,
Mrs. John W. Greene of
Grover; three grandchildren;
and three great
grandchildren.
Mrs. Fannie Parker
Whitaker, 76, of 1641 Conrad
Avenue, Gastonia died
Tuesday in Gaston Memorial
Hospital.
She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Johnnie
Lynch Wilford of South
Carolina, and Mrs. Joe Mc
Donald of Gastonia; six
grandchildren and nine great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
at First United Methodist
Church by the Rev. W.H.
Pheagin Jr.
Burial was in Bessemer City
Memorial Cemetery.
Sisk Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
MRS. LILLIE BOHELER
MRS. ANNIE SKIPPER
HAMRICK
MRS. MYRTLE BROWN
Funeral services for Mrs.
Lillie Hamrick Boheler, 73,
were held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at
Antioch Baptist Church by the
Rev. Clarence Hampton and
the Rev. L.D. Scruggs. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Annie Skipper
Hamrick, 47, of 407 S.
Eleventh Street Kings
Mountain, died Tuesday in
Kings Mountain Hospital.
Mrs. Boheler, of Rt. 2, Kings
Mountain, died Sunday in
Kings Mountain Hospital. She
was the daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. William
Everette Hamrick and widow
of James Kelly Boheler, who
died January 31.
Surviving are three sons,
Dan and Roy Boheler of Kings
Mountain and Carl Boheler of
Clover. S.C.; one daughter,
Mrs. Landrum Allen of
Shelby; one brother, Artllir
Hamrick of Blacksburg, S.C.;
one sister, Mrs. Mamie
Gibbons of Kings Mountain; 11
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
She is survived by her
husband, Lemuel Hamrick;
two daughters. Miss Wanda
Hamrick of the home, and
Mrs. Debra Lee of Bessemer
City; two sons, Roger
Hamrick and Clifford
Hamrick, both of Bessemer
City; two sisters, Mrs. Bertie
Scoggins of Bessemer City,
and Mrs. Kate Couch of
Spindale; four brothers. Bun,
Joe, Ed, and John Skipper, all
of Rutherfrodton.
Funeral services will be
held Thursday, February 14 at
2 p.m. at Sisk East Chapel by
the Rev. R.C. Franks.
Harris Funeral Home had
charge of the arrangements.
Burial will follow in
Rutherford ton.
Sisk Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.
Funeral services for Mrs.
Myrtle Brown, 42, were
conducted Saturday at 3 p.m.
at VestibuleAME Zion Church
by the Rev. Andrew Brown Jr.
and the Rev. M.L. Campbell.
Burial was in the church
cemetery.
Mrs. Brown of Rt. 4, Kings
Mountain, died at 12:30 a.m.
Thurs., Feb. 7 at Kings
Mountain Hospital. A native of
York County, S.C., she was the
daughter of the late Will and
Daisy Pierce Davis. She was a
member of the church where
services were held. ■
Surviving are her husband,
Sammy Brown Jr.; one foster
son, Ricky Starnes of the
home; one brother, William
Davis of Charlotte; five
sisters, Mrs. Cynthia Lowry,
Miss Lola Davis and Mrs.
Annie M. Powell of York, S.C.,
Mrs. Fanny Froneberger of
Charlotte and Mrs. Rose M.
Evans of Brooklyn, N.Y.
J.W. Gill and Sons Funeral
Home had charge of the
arrangements.
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Dr. Palmer
Is Guest
On Sunday
Dr. Edward L. Palmer, Ph.-
D., will speak at First
Presbyterian Church Sun.,
Feb. 17 at the 11 a.m. worship
service.
Dr. Palmer is a native of
Hagerstown, Md. He received
his BA degree from Get
tysburg College; BD degree
from Lutheran Theological
Seminary, Gettysburg, Pa.;
MS and Ph.D. degrees in
social psychology from Ohio
University.
Currently in his fourth year
at Davidson, Dr. Palmer is a
professor in the psychology
department. He is married
and has two children.
Betfdeheni Plans
Annual Coon Fete
On Sat, Feb. 23 Bethlehem
Baptist Church will sponsor its
annual coon supper.
The supper will begin at 7
p.m. in the church fellowship
hail, located near the
Bethlehem Fire Department
In charger ol the supper are
Rev. Russell Fitts, pastor of
Bethlehem Baptist Church,
Gene Carpenter, Broadus
Matthews and Jim Yarbro.
Valentine
Banquets
Planned
Valentoe time means
banquets in First Baptist
Church, Kings Mountain.
Tonight a group will attend
the Ray Stevens concert at
Gardner-Webb College.
Earlier tonight Rev. and Mrs.
Paul Riggs will attend an
honor banquet for the
members of the Ministerial
Board of Associates of Gard
ner-Webb. Two of the young
people. Tommy Bridges and
Karla Russell, were chosen by
the youth departments of the
church as representatives to
^tettd the banquet
Thd pastor and his wife,
along with the two young
people, will be guests ci the
college at the Ray Stevens
concert.
Friday evening, adults will
attend a banquet featuring an
old-fashioned box supper
entitled “Boxes and Beaux”
Games will include cake
walks, door prizes, most at
tractive box etc
Saturday evening a youth
valentine banquet will be held.
A committee composed of Bve
young people, and the adult
leaders of the drama group
have planned this event
Both the Friday evening and
Saturday evening banquets
will be held in the new
Fellowship and Activities
building of First Baptist
Church.
To Whom It May Concern:
The Kings Mountain
Ministerial Association would
like to thank everyone who has
contributed in any way to the
helping hand fund or the toys
for Christmas project.
Without your help these
projects would never be a
success. Christmas was made
a little brighter for many
children because of your
thoughtfulness and love.
I think Matthew25:40 says it
better. “And the King shall
answer and say unto them,
verily I say unto you,
inasmuch as ye have done it
unto one of the least of these
my brethren, ye have done it
into me.”
REV. S.W. AVERY
PresidenL
Kings Mountain
Ministerial Assoc.
FUNBank Gives
Away 2 Bikes
First Union National Bank,
Kings Mountain Plaza
Branch, gave away two
bicycles in a drawing Fri.,
Feb. 8.
Part of the branch bank
opening festivities was a
(towing for the bikes and last
week two Kings Mountain
residents were named the
winners. They are Mis. D.M.
Pouchak and Mrs. James A.
Dye.
Feb. 17 k
Boy Scout Sunday
In keeping with Boy Scout Week^
February 17 - 24^ our local churches have
designated this Sunday as ^Boy Scout
Sunday\
Founded in 1910^ this organization
is dedicated to the character and integrity
of our future leaders.
The Piedmont Council of The Boy
Scouts of America and the local troops
invite everyone to attend church this Sunday
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CAVNEY’S FABRIC
600 Margrace
Phone 739-4271
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624 E. King Street
Kings Mountain
Phone 739-2556
TAYLOR’S
UPHOLSTERING
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Kings Mountain
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BAR-B-CUE
Shelby Rd. Phone 739-5041
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309 N. Cansler
Phone 739-5166
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DRUG CO.
Phone 739-2571
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