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Thunday. S^ptcmbw 18. 1980-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Paa* 9B
Sunday, October 5
Randall Reunion To Be Held
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DISCUSS PLANS—Discussing technical plans
for outdoor drama are Mr. Bill Sutton (L), Mr. Ed
Heine (C), and Mr. Jim Ryan (R), during a recent
meeting of the Steering Committee. “Then Conquer
We Must” tickets are now on sale at the Kings
Mountain Chamber of Commerce. Opening Day
for the drama is September 26, 8:30 p.m., at the
Kings Mountain National Military Park Am
phitheater.
‘Seed Of Damnation’ In KM
CULLOWHEE - Two
students from Gastonia and one
from Kings Mountain will per
form at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 15-20 in
“Seed of Damnation,” a
historical drama by Robert I.
Zipperer Jr. to premiere in
Western Carolina University’s
Dedication
• Service Set
The music department of First
Wesleyan Church, Bessemer Ci
ty, is planning a dedication ser
vice for the church’s Allen 603
Digital Computer Organ on Sun
day, September 28, at 5 p.m.
Bob Cashion, head of the
music department at First
Wesleyan, and Donna Fowler
will present an organ/^tiano con
cert featuring several different
types of sacred music ranging
from classical to spiritual
There will also be special sing-
in)! by the church choir. Men of
Song, Ladies’ Chorus, and Men’s
Chorus. The concert and dedica
tion service will be held in the
sanctuary of the church. The
public is invited. For more infor
mation call 629-5286.
Kevin Jenkins
At Converse
SPARTANBURG — Kevin
Jenkins, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Jenkins of Route 2,
Kings Mountain, is a member of
the second largest entering class
in the history of Converse Col
lege. She and her classmates
begin classes on the Spartanburg
campus September 18.
Peggy Printr, director of ad
missions at Converse, credits the
high enrollment figures to Con
verse’s emphasis on career and
pre-professional programs while
maintaining a strong liberal arts
tradition.
All of the members of the class
of 1984 were active in high
school clubs and organizations
and a majority participated in
their student government
associations. Their average SAT
scores are well above the na
tional average according to Miss
Printz.
Little Theatre.
Tish Merrill, daughter of
Mary Merrill of 2007 Pamela
St., Ga.stonia, will play the part
of Elizabeth Somerville. A
graduate of Ashbrook High
School, Miss Merrill is a senior
speech and theatre arts major at
WCU.
Randall Marion Longshore,
son of Mrs. Willene Longshore
of 702 North York St.,
Gastonia, will play the part of
Robert Poley. A graduate of
Ashbrook High School,
l.ongshore is a senior speech and
theatre arts major at WCU.
Jon Eric Poston, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert M. Poston Jr.
of 1102 Groves St., Kings
Mountain, will portray Edward
Arden in the play. A graduate of
Kings Mountain High School,
he is a sophomore geology major
at WCU.
The play, which will open
WCU’s 1980-81 theatre season,
revolv.es around the personal
cill'flfci.s " thaT '■'Willi'am
Shakespeare and his family en
countered in a time when the of
ficial religion of England was
Anglicanism but the personal af
fections of many remained with
the ancient faith of Catholicism.
Written by Zipperer, a senior
speech and theatre arts major at
WCU, “Seed of Damnation”
represents the first original,
student-written play to be
chosen for a major campus pro
duction.
During its premiere, the play
will be judged as an entry in the
13th annual American College
Theatre Festival, a program of
the University College Theatre
Association which operates as a
division of the American
Theatre Association.
“Seed of Damnation” is
directed by Dr. Donald L. Loef-
fler, head of WCU’s department
of speech and theatre arts. Set
design is by assistant professor
Richard S. Beam, with costume
design by instructor Ellyn D.
Brannick.
Friday, Sept. 19
Caldwell’s Cake
Supply Shop
H ' 431 Piedmont Ave 739-8656
FREE BIRTHDAY
CAKE
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Hours:
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Sot. 9-12
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KM Plaza, Shelby Road
Sate prices oaea thru Sunday. Master Card or Visa. Open svaninss and Sunday l-S pm.
The annual William and
Susannah Ross Randall reunion
will be held Sun., Oct. 5, at
Bethlehem Community Center
near Kings Mountain.
Picnic lunch will be spread
after the morning worship ser
vices and all descendants of
Jonas, Pinkney, Mary Randall
Falls, Sarah Randall Whisnant,
Nicey Randall Bell, James,
Catherine Randall Harris, Noah,
Easter Randall Gibbons, Lottie
Randall Blalock, Frank and
Maggie Randall Sheppard are in
vited to attend.
Mrs. Ted (Flora) Ledford,
chairman in charge of ar
rangements for the get-to-gether,
said that relatives who are in
doubt as to names of their
ancestors may use the following
guidelines. Families of Mrs. Tom
(Mary) Falls, Mrs. Jake (Sarah)
Whisnant, Mrs. Monroe (Nicey)
Bell, Mrs. Miller (Catherine)
Harris, Mrs. Dave (Easter) Gib
bons, Mrs. John (Lottie) Blalock
and Mrs. Alex (Mattie) Sheppard
are encouraged to attend.
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lii: announces the removal of his offices to 110 iijii:
ijiiii West Mountain Street (formerly Warlick's ii-ji
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