Page 4B KINGS MOUNTAIN MI RRC H Thursday. AprU 25,1974
Club Hears Bard, Choral Numbers
The Federation of Woman's
Clubs of Kings Mountain held
their regular meeting Mon.,
April 22. The club building was
decorated with arrangements
of tulips, iris, daisies, mums
and narcissus in yellow,
bronze and gold.
Hostesses were Mrs. Ben
Goforth, chairman of the fine
arts department and Mrs.
Wilson Griffin. .Mrs. Opal
Heading presided at the tea
table.
Mrs. Ben Goforth presented
IJonaldDeal, band director for
the Kings Mountain Schools
and .Mrs, Merle McClure,
music and choral instructor at
the high school.
Starting in tlw sixth grade in
August, Deal begins
recruiting students. As he
recruits students. Deal also
begins relating each in
strument to the student. By
doing this, he is able to
assemble a performing band
group familiar with the
musittal instruments and their
working. This process con-
'Cinues into the seventh grade.
Around December, Deal is
working heavily with the
eighth grade band and joins
them with the ninth graders.
This helps to iron out any
weak points.
Deal noted that tenth,
eleventh and twelfth graders
are the strictly
performing band. These are
the students who represent the
school and city in parades,
and perform at football games
and graduation exercises.
The band known as the
Blazer Band (because the
students wear blazers in the
school colors) performs in
competition in all slate band
contests.
At the meeting Deal
arranged a selection of
numbers for the flutist, ex
plaining that the flute is very
important to good band music
but is seldom heard as a
single. The audience enjoyed
the flute performance ren
dered by Barbara Harper,
Jane Campbell, Sissy Smith
and Elizabeth Eaker.
Brantley .Mercer who ren- Choir and spend three weeks
dered “My Way" and “Land Rumania. Both juniors,
of Hope and Glory”. i|,ey have received the
The two were recently Kiwanis Scholarship Award in
chosen from a select group to music,
go to Rumania to the Rotary
Music Camp. While there they Following the program a
work with the Westminister business session was held .
♦
VOTE FOR
And RE-EUCT
J. HAYWOOD AUIN
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SHERIFF
Of Cleveland County
MAY 7th.
TUE.
Mrs. .McClure then in
troduced two of her choral
groups. She {x-esented David
Lucas who sang “A Time For
Us” and “Old Man River” and
J. HAYWOOD ALLEN
AN EXPERIENCED LAW
FORCEMENT OFFICER
YEARS SERVICE
KMHS Forms
Local Bela Club
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PAST PRESIDENT OF NORTH CAROLINA SHERIFFS
ASSOCIATION. PRESENTLY DIRECTOR OF NORTH
CAROLINA SHERIFF’S ASSOCIATION.
JAMES WHITE
ONE YE/\R OLD - James
Brandon White is celebrating
his first birthday today at his
201 Sliver.St.. Kings .Mountain,
home. The birthday boy is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
White. His mother is the
former Frankie Gladden,
(■randparents are Mrs. Clyde
CiMik and .Mrs. Mary Lee
White of Shelby and Charles
Frank Gladden of Sprbigfleld,
\a. Great-grandmother is
Mrs. .Mary Gladden of Kings
Mountain.
A local chapter of the
National Beta Club, a
leadership - service
organization for high-school
students, was established on
Thurs., Mar. 28 at 8 p.m., in
the Student Commons at
Kings Mountain high school.
The National Beta Club,
with over 2700 local diapters
and approximately 103,000
members in the high schools
of 21 states, is now in its 40th
year.
Objectives of this non
secret, leadership-service
organization are: to en
courage effort, to promote
character, to stimulate
achievement among its
members, and to encourage
students to continue their
education after high-school
graduation.
Permanent officers for this
year are: Barry Poston,
President; Kathlynn Mauney,
Vice-President; Monica
Hunter, Secretary; and Donna
Smith, Treasurer.
Mrs. Virginia Raymer and
Miss Helen Logan were ap
pointed faculty sponsors of the
local club.
Tommy Bridges and Jeff
Jones were delegates to the
state National Beta Club
Convention that met in
Raleigh the week-end of April
6.
DROP-IN SHOWER - Patty Fraley, hrMe-elect of Woody
Crosby, was honored at a drop-in shower at the Buck Allran
home, 113 Wells St., Kings Mountain. Sunday at 2 p.m. Mrs.
AUran and Mrs. Gary Allran were hostesses. The wedding is
Sat., May 25 at Ranlo Baptist Church. (I. to r.>: Mrs. Gary
AUran, .Mrs. BUI Fraley (bride-elect’s mother). Patty Fraley
(faride-elect) and Mrs. Buck Allran (Patty’s aunt).
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