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Paga 2B-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thunday. Octobar 30. 1900
Lutz Tapped Fund Leader
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KIMBERLY LYNN HARMON
ENGAGED — Mr. and Mrs. William Brunson Harmon of Route 2
announce the engagemeixt of their daughter, Kimberly Lynn, to Terry
Gene Franks, son of M'r. and Mrs. James Hale and the late Lalon
Franks of Kings Mountain. Miss Harmon is a 1976 graduate of Kings
Mountain Senior High School and attended Appalachian State
University where she was a member and treasurer of Alpha Delta Pi
Sorority. Mr. Franks is a 1974 graduate of Kings Mountain Senior
High School and received his B.A. degree from Appalachian > State
University in 1979. He is employed by Southern Bell Telephone Co. in
Charlotte. Oak Grove Baptist Church will be the setting for the
February 14 wedding.
William D. Lutz of Shelby has
been appointed Cleveland Coun
ty chairman of North Carolina
State University Alumni
Association’s 1980-81 Loyalty
Fund Campaign.
Lutz, a 1953 graduate of N.C.
State’s School of Education said:
“There are 324 N.C. State
alumni in Cleveland County,
and we’re counting on them to
help sustain and expand our first
true merit scholarship program.
Volunteers will be calling the
Alumni in the County Nov. 10
to Nov. 25 asking for their sup
port.”
The Alumni Association
established NCSU’s first
unrestricted merit scholarship
program, the John T. Caldwell
Scholars Program, in 1975 and
commits a large percentage of its
annual loyalty fund revenues to
the program. The association’s
major thrust is to enhance the
academic posture of N.C. State
through programs designed to at
tract top scholars and recognize
outstanding teaching.
Lutz will work with Jackson
D. “Jack” Koone, the associa
tion’s coordinator of a 10-county
area that includes Cleveland.
Koone, of Forest City, is an
alumnus from 1956 and recently
served a three-year term on the
Alumni Association’s Board of
Directors and served as
secretaryAreasurer of the
association in 1976-77. Koone is
with Bradley-Koone Motors in
Forest City.
Support of alumni in
Cleveland County and the sur
rounding area will be a key in
the association’s efforts to raise
more than $400,000. Statewide
fund-raising efforts are under the
tlirection of Mayor Smedes York
. qf Raleigh, chairman of the
Alumni Loyalty Fund Jr- of Charlotte, association
1980-81
Campaign, and S. Scott Ferebee
president.
Photo by lohn Choshire
KC OFFICERS — Pictured above are the new
oiiicers oi the Kings Mountain Kiwanis Club
ior 1980-81. Left to right. Bill Davis, second
vice president; Kyle Smith, first vice presi
dent; Roy Duncan, treasurer; and lerry Led- i|
ford, president. Not pictured. Bill Grissom,
secretary.
Annual Bazaar Set
Meeks Named
By Chancellors
The International Branches of
The annual Sisters of Mercy
Bazaar will be held at the Alum
ni Gymnasium of Sacred Heart
College in Belmont on Nov. 8th
from 9:30 a.m. until 10 p.m.
Gifts, Novelties, Cakes, Cann
ed Goods, Crafts, Clothing,
White Elephahts, Games and
Refreshments will be available.
An elaborate smorgasbord will
be served between the hours of 5
p.m. and 8 p.m.
Proceeds from the Bazaar will
benefit the works of the Sister of
Mercy.
the University of Boston and the
University of Maryland in Pir-
masens. Federal Republic of
Germany announce that
Specialist Four Vaughne S.
Meeks has made the Chancellors
List for the past two semesters.
Vaughne is the only son of Mrr.
and Mrs. James S. Meeks of 304
East Ridge Street, Kings Moun
tain. He is in the US Army, and
is curreoily on. duty in tur^^.
Women’s genuine leather
casuals, only...
a. Soft leather casual tie-up with
moc-toe and genuine plantation
crepe soie. Rust. Reg. $24.97
b. Supple leather kiltie siip-on
with self-laced collar and tassel
ornament. Rust. Reg. $24.97
. Genuine leather, lop-zippered clutch.
Reg. $15.97
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KM Plaza, Shelby Road
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A.C.T. - The Association Of Cleveland County Taxpayers - A.C.T.
HOW TO WRITE IN NAMES ON VOTING BALLOTS
READ CAREFULLY
Don't Mark A Straight Ticket - Write In Names As Shown Below
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IF YOU VOTE AT:
Boiling Springs School
Kings Mountain Com
munity Center ' ’
Kings Mountain. Ar
mory
Lawndale Rescue
Building
Patterson Springs
Town Hall
Polkville Fire Dept.
Jefferson School
Cleveland Volunteer
Fire Dept.
Graham School
Cleveland County Boys
Club
James Love School
Waco Fire Dept.
TO COUNT
MUST WRITE IN
HERE
Duran Johnson
Bobby Crawford
John Caveny Jr.
. - - CUT OUT AND KEEP
FOR CLEVELAND COUNTY
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
(You may vote for three)
WILLIAM HUGH DOVER
COLEMAN W. GOFORTH
JACK PALMER, JR.
FOR CLEVELAND COUNTY
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
(You may vote for three)
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FOLLOW THIS EXAMPLE IF YOU VOTE AT:
For our county and country's sake, if you believe in freedom of
choice and the people being the real power, not government,
show it by your vote.
FOLLOW THIS EXAM
PLE
We, the people of Cleveland County, will make history this Nov. 4. By hand writing in on
the ballot Duran Johnson, Bobby Crawford, and John Caveny Jr. for county commissioners.
These men are concerned, qualified and have the common sense to manage our county with
less tax money.
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FOR CLEVEUND COUNTY BOARD
OF COMMISSIONERS
(You otay vote for three)
WILLIAM HUQH DOVER DEM C=l
COLEMAN W. GOFORTH DEM CD
JACK PALMER, JR.
DEM C=3
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CON
CERNING THIS PROCEDURE. PLEASE
ASK YOUR POLL WORKERS FOR FUR
THER EXPLANATION.
FILL IN THIS
a BLOCK AND WRITE IN
^ HERE
Duran Johnson
’ Bobby Crawford
^J^hi^Ct^eny Jr^
With a little faith, history will be written
Nov. 4.
Paid for by the Association of Cleveland County Taxpayers [ACT], Bruce Seism, president
Bethware School
Casar Fire Station
Delight Voting
Building
Marshall McCraw
Grocery Store
Double Springs Church
Scout Hut
Dover School
Fellowship Building of
New Hope Church
Fallston Women's Club
Grover Rescue Station
Holly Springs Old No. 1
School Concession
Stand
Lattimore Club House
Mooresboro School
Belwood School
Building
Crest High School
Sharon Fire Dept.
Youngs Trinity Com
munity Building
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