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PaRe KB—MIRROR-HERAIJ>—Thursday, July R. IS7R
I
( OMMKNDKI) — Brenda Parker, left, frequency thetker.
and Todd Rhodes, right, second shift roving drawing fixer,
are eommendefl bv Plant Manager I.Ron Osborne. Ms.
Parker has a record of III years service and Rhodes five
\ears service to Burlington Industries Kings Mountain
plant.
Bride-Elect
Is Honored
At Parties
.Miss Terri Cash, whose
wedding to Joe King takes
place Saturday at i p m in
Kirsl Wesleyan Church, has
been honored at three parlies
recently
Mrs Jennie Seism and her
daughter, Usa. entertained
June Jii at a miscellaneous
bridal shower at their home.
The 15 guests showered the
bride-to-be with gills tor her
new home The w edding colors
ol blue and white leatured
decorative details and
rel re.shmenls.
Mrs. Linda Smith en
tertained June 21 at a linen
shower honoring the bride-to-
be. Thirty guests attended and
party refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Emily Ware and Mrs.
Dianne Odom entertained
June 29 at the former's home
at a pantry shower at which 20
guests showered the honoree
and party cakes and punch
were served from a blue and
white decorated table.
G-W Second Term Beginning
ROILING SPRINGS. N. .C.
The soc-nd term if Gard-
n**r-Webb O liege's summer
s<»ssl- n will begin with
regisirati'n. Saturday, July
to. beginning at 9 a m
M re than 60 ci-liege-level
c urses will be i-ffered during
’bo 'erm. which will ci-nclude
wi’b examinaiii ns Aug. 13.
Summer ci-mmencement
exercises at Gardner- Webb
will be held Saturday. Aug. 14.
In addi’iin i« the summer
sc*' • • I seb edu le. f I-u r
w rkslv ps f< r public school
•eacbers will be conducted on
campus. W'rkshi p t(*pics
iix'lude the Metric System: An
Elementary Approach:
Psycb-b gy 493: Teaching
O'ildren with Learning and
Bo' avi- r Pn blems; Art 301;
\r Skills and Appreciation;
and Art .302: Art Education
Materials.
.Ms- a c* urse in business
[Tsycli'I- gy will be taught in
‘*»e evenings.
.Addi’i nal inbrmation is
availablefr- m the Directi-rof
Tech Announces
Taxidermy Courses
Tbe Department i*f Om-
• inuing Education of
Cleveland Tech has an-
n< unced the beginning cf two
’axidermy extension courses.
Beginning taxidermy begins
M- nday. July 12. from 7 tc* 10
p. m. at Tech’s uptown Annex.
v* m 18.
Advanced taxidermy begins
Wednesday. July 14, from 7 to
10 p. m. at Tech’s uptown
.Annex. r« * m 18.
Ken Pruitt will instruct both
c- urses with tbe beginning
c- urse ending M<*nday.
Sep'ember 20. and the ad
vanced c* urse ending Wed
nesday. September 20.
Pers* ns 18 years age and
Ider interested in these
c- urses may register at the
firs* meeting of the class
paying the $5.00 registi*atien
fee.
•' e Summer Sdioi 1 or the
Dirix”‘r -f Admissions at
Gardner-Webb .
Summer sclo«I is an in-
■egral pari of the college year.
tiering fully-transfersble
s'udy accredited by the
S inheni .Association of
C llegos and Secondary
Sfb Is
Attention:
Medicare Patients
CAIDWEU HOME CARE SERVICES
Aiiiowices the odditioii of a
ComprehoMive Service Progmm for
Medicare Petieets.
We will provide the hospital equipment authorized
by the doctor— Bill Medicare direct, and do all the
work necessary for a complete service.
For Complete Information
CALL 704-865-2366
CAIDWEU DRUG STORE, INC
207 S. Chestnut Free Parking
County Wich DoHvery AvailabI*
Solving; Goston, York, Clovotand, Uncoln Counties
EMPLOYES HONORED — The four Burlington Mills
employes pictured were honored recently for long service
to the Kings Mountain plant. I'ront row. from left. Bill
la»wery. first shift card tender, l.i*on Roseboro. and Willie
Rums, first shift
a 200
Burlington Employes
Honored For Service
Twenty-six employes of
Burlington Mills l*henix Plant
racked up a total of 293 years
service and wvre honored at
plant anniversary parties
during the month ot June.
Commendat ions were
presented to each employe by
Ron OslKjrne. plant manager.
Employes were also teted at
a traditional plant outing with
hamburgers and hot dogs
grilled by Manager Osborne,
assisted by other ollicials. at
the plant and served on all
Invitation
Is Issued
Joseph Leroy Gash and Mrs.
Charles E Ware have issued
wedding invitations to Kings
Mountain Iriends and rela
tives to attend the wedding of
their daughter. Teresa Lynn
Cash, to Joseph Wayne King,
son ot Mr. and Mrs. Ellis King.
The ceremony will take
place Saturday. July Mb at 4 p
m in Kirst Wesleyan Church
on Waco Rd
Pat meaning friend is from
the gypsy word for brother.
“DUB** SAYS
Listen To
"Lets Talk Bible**
WCSL1600 AM
. CherryvIUe.N.C.
12:.30 Daily
9AM-9;30AM
Each Sunday
three shifts. It was an “ap
preciation tor good service”
gesture ot the firm.
Employes honored in June
were: Kirst Shift: Carding —
Larry Childers, one year;
Billy Lowery, live years;
Spinning — James Hicks, 25
years; Willie Burris, Leon
Roseboro. five years; Mary
Crank, eight years; Betty
Pressley, R» years; Geneva
Crocker, seven years; and
Lillie Parker, tour years;
Winding — Cora Foster. 11
years; Elizabeth Huffstetler,
.seven years. John Guiton, 39
years: Supervision, Zeb
Waters, 39 years: 1. E.,
Brenda Parker, to years;
Office. Ron Osborne, 14 years;
and Becky Ware, 19 years.
Second Shift: Carding —
Todd Rhodes, five years;
Klaye Pearson, two years:
Charles Philbeck. three
years; Spinning — Mary
Pope, one year, and Lillie
Mullins, two years; Supdr-
vision — Deaelis Burton. 23
years;
Third Shift: Spinning —
Mary Camp, three years and
Rebecca Wallace, three
years: Winding — Mary
Brackett. 19 years; and
Supervision. Howell Johnson.
28 \ears.
IT S A ROY
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kalis. 109
Marigold Ave.. announce the
arrival ol their son. Baker
Price Kalis, Sunday. June 27.
Cleveland Memorial Hospital,
Shelby Baker Price weighed
seven pounds, to ounces.
Other member qI the Kalis
iamily is lour and one-half
year old Hollie Kalis.
(irandparents are Mr and
Mrs, CarlC. Kalis and Mr. and
Mrs. David P. Smith, all of
Kings Mountain.
Mrs. Kalis is the lormer
Sarah Smith
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BANQUET ASSORTED FROZEN
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WHY PAY $1.40
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Hamtilir^r Helper
.64
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Soft Drink Mix
.38
.42
CENIRAl Wins
Bugles Snack '&
.62
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Frozen Waffles ~
.22
25
KDAfl CDEAMT
Cucumber Dressing ... 4^.
.48
.53
POMPEIIAN BRAND
Olive Oil
.83
.99
KRAfT DEIUKI
Macaroni Dinners ....
.62
.69
BUTTERMILK
Pillsbuiy Biscuits .... vs;
.62
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GORTON SER02EN
Fish Fillets '4'
179
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.79
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W (RISHEROZIN
^ Eggo Waffles
.63
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French Toast
.63
.69
GENUINE IDAHO
£
CALIFORNIA
POTATOES
129
for
RED RIPE SWEET
WATiRMELONS
Each
CAROLINA CLING
PEACHES 4
SUNNYSLOPE RIPE
PEACHES 3
AND UP GRAPES
lbs.
Ib$.
SWEET AND JUICY
lb.
79'
69'
RED kuMS 49'
STRAWB RES 99^
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FULL QUART
DIET.RITE OR
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6 Si39
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CARTON
WHY FAY $1.79
STOKELY S FRENCH OR CUT
WHY PAY $1.30
bring your prescription to
PRESCftIPlION PHARMACY
709 W. Mountain St. • Kings Mt.
BeEide Hondricki. Durham. Lee Qlniti
OPEN 8:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY