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OLIVERS. CASEY
In
OAFFNBY, S.C. — Oraveslde
services for Oliver Blease
Oaaey, 69, of 303 Sherwood Dr.,
father of Mrs. Thomas (Casey)
Durham of Kings Mountain,
were conducted Wednesday
afternoon at 8 p.m. from Rose
Lawn Memorial Oardens by
Rev. Leon Newton.
Mr. Casey died Monday af
ternoon in Kings Mountain
Hospital.
He was a native of Inman, S.C.
who had lived In Oaffney for 17
years. He was a retired
salesman and member of
Buford Street Methodist Church.
Mr. Casey was son of the late
Dora Wilson and Oliver R.
Oaaey.
Surviving, in addition to his
daughter In Kings Mountain; are
his wife, Mrs. Grace Turpin
Casey; his mother, Mrs. Julia
Casey of Inmgn, S.C.; two
sfsters, Mrs. AUce Culberth of
Inman, S.C. and Mrs. Gene
Britton of Myrtle Beach, S.C.;
three brothers, Dan Casey of
Atlanta, Oa., Neal Casey of
Enoree, S.C. and John Casey of
%>artanburg, S.C.; his son-in-
law, Dr. Thomas G. Durham of
Kings Mountain; one grandson,
Casey Durham, and three
granddaughters, Julie, Pat and
Sallee Durham, all of Kings
Mountain.
In lieu of flowers the family
has designated memorials to the
Shiiner's Hospital and the Heart
Fund.
Shuford-Hatcher Funeral
Home was in charge, of
arrangements.
MRS. Docu McIntyre
MRS. EFFIE MARTIN
BESSEMER CITT-Funeral
rites for Mrs. Effle Iona Martin,
88, of Route 2, who died Monday
night In Kings Mountain Con
valescent Center, were con
ducted Wednesday at 8 p.m.
from Sisk Funeral Home by
Rev. Andy Broughton and Rev.
George Willis, Interment
following In Sunnyslde
Cemetery.
Mrs. Martin was daughter of
the late W.A.and Janie Gibson
Martin.
Surviving are a daughter,
Mrs. Margaret McKlncle of
Bessemer City; a brother, W.D.
Martin of Gastonia; and a sister,
Mrs. Zula Shehan of
Blacksburg, S.C.
MRS. MILTON HOPE
Fimeral services for Mrs.
Clytle Snead Hop^, 71, of 311
Dub* St., wife of MUton E, Hope,
wet-e conducted Sunday af-
ternoon at 8;80 p.m. from
Temple Baptist Church by Rev.
Ro'bert Austin and Rev. Julius
Families
Lighting
Candles
Forty families In the Crescent
Hill-Crescent Circle neigh
borhood will participate In the
third annual Christmas
luminary project by Ughtlng
candles In front of their
residences this season.
The candles will glow from 6
p.m. until 11 p.m. Christmas
Eve and from 6 p.m. until the
candles are extinguished on
Christnuis Night.
The project drew many
visitors to the area last year and
la expected to attract a large
crowd this season. Most home
owners In the area also decorate
their lawns.
Hall, Interment following
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Cemetery.
Mrs. Hope died Friday
morning at 1 o’clock In Gaston
Memorial Hospital after
declining health.
She was a native of Cherokee
County, S-C., daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snead.
She was a member of Temple
Baptist Church.
Surviving are her husband;
one son, Milton Hope, Jr. of Fort
Walton Beach, Fla,' three
daughters, Mrs. Ralph (Dot)
Hayes of Kings Moimtain, Mrs.
Albert (Rhonda Kay) Lutz of
Bessemer City and Mrs. Harold
(Clytle Joyce) Guffey of
Gastonia; and one sister, Mrs.
Mae Bridges of Winston Salem.
Also surviving are eight
grandchildren.
Harris Funeral Home was In
charge of arrangements.
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Photo by Katrena McCall
TREATS FOR STUDENTS—West School students are all
smUes as they enjoy a movie treat, compliments of West School
Parent-Teacher-Organlsatton, and a Christmas present tor the
young folk who ei^oyed “The AH>le Dumplin Gang’*, at Joy
Theatre. The youngsters walked the short blocks, accompanied
by P-TA organisers headed by Sarah Frances (Mrs. David)
Faunce.
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KM Plaza Shelby Road
SHELBY—Funeral rites for
Mrs. Docia Idella McIntyre, 64
of Rt. 4, who died Monday at
Cleveland Memorial Hospital,
were conducted Wednesday at 3
p.m. from Bethel Baptist
Church, of which she was a
member, by Dr. J.M. Ezell and
Rev. Dan Jolly, Interment
following In Cleveland Memorial
Park.
Mrs. McIntyre was mother of
Mrs. Dwight (Betty>. Eari of
Grover.
Also surviving are her
husband. Worth Horace
McIntyre; three sons; two
daughters; five brothers; a
sister suid nine grandchildren.
Lutz-AusteU Funeral Home
was In charge of sirrangements.
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