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- FLEET ROLAND
MoCURDY
Fleate Roland McCurdy,
of IM B. 3Sth St., Rlverla
Baach, Florida, died Aug.
as, in a hospital in Miami,
Florida at the age of 68.
McCurdy was a former
resident of Kings Mountain
during the period 1M7*72.
He was a retired
business man. He formerly
owned McCurdy Dry
Cleaners and Shoe Repair,
the Silver Villa Restaurant
and the Cottonwood
Restaurant, and was In
strumental In the for
mation of the Western
Carolina Baseball League
and owned one of the first
teams In the newly formed
league.
Services were held at
Manes Funeral Chapel In
Newport, Tennessee on
Sun., Sept. and. Interment
was in Union Cemetery.
Services were conducted
by Rev. Frank Bell of
Webb Baptist Church and
Rev. Thomas Mooty of
West End Baptist Church
of Newport, Tennessee.
McCurdy was the son of
John William McCurdy of
Jerrysvllle, Illinois, and
Viola Brewer McCurdy of
Statesville, N.C. and was
boni In Hlddenite, N.C.
Nov. aand, 1616. '
Surviving are his wife,
Frances Boley McCurdy of
the home, and three
daughters, Mrs. Ruth
Bellenger of Blrmln^am,
Alabama, Mrs. Msiry Anne
Bally of Cary, N.C., and
Ms. Vickie McCurdy, a
Rudent at the University of
Fla., two brothers, Her
man McCurdy of Riviera
Beach, Fla., Jaunes Mc
Curdy of Lake Park, Fla.,
and a sister, Ms. Thelma
McCurdy of Jacksonville,
Fla., and three grand
children, Norman, Ellen,
and Catherine of Alabama
and North Carolina.
REV. THORNBURG
Funeral services for
Rev. George H. Thorn
burg, 67, of Cleveland
Avenue, Grover, were
conducted Wednesday at 4
p.m. at Bastslde Baptist
Church In Blacksburg.
Rev. Thornburg, former
pastor of Allen Memorial
Baptist Church, died
Monday in the VA Hospltsd
In Oteen following an
Illness of several months.
Rev. Mamsee Hampton,
Rev. W.F. Monroe and Dr.
James Talbert officiated.
Burial was In Bethlehem
Baptist Church cemetery.
Rev. Thornburg was a
graduate of Clear Creek
Bible School in Plnevllle,
Ky. He pastored churches
in Callaway ^nd Flat Lake,
Ky., Smyrna, S.C., and
Bessemer City.
Survivors Include his
wife, Billie Bookout
Thornburg: two sons,
Darrell Thornburg of
Fountain Inn, S.C., and
Mark Thornburg of
Grover; a daughter, Mrs.
Vicki Smith of Grover; two
brothers, James Thorn
burg of Kings Mountain
and Rev. Dale Thornburg
of Hickory; two sisters.
Mrs. Marvin Byers and
Mrs. Mildred Wright, both
of Kings Mountain; and
three grandchildren.
D.O. ROLLINS
Funeral services for
David Oliver Rollins, 66, of
Rt. 3, Bessemer City, who
died Sunday morning In
Charlotte Memorial
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