Fag* 2A KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-ThiMpday. DM«dii>«r !«, 1980
Church News
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PRACTICE PLAY — Young people of
Bethlehem Baptist Church are pictured above
rehearsing the ploy "In My Father's House"
Photo by Seerley Lowery
which will be presented Sunday night at 7
p.m. in the church sanctuary.
Live Manger Scene Set
Dixon Presbyterian Church,
Route 2, Kings Mountain, will
present a live nativity scene
Sun., Dec. 21 through Wed.,
Dec. 24 from 6 until 7 p.m. each
evening.
Men of the Church con
structed a stable out of
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weathered lumber on the front
lawn during a clean-up day
Saturday. Members of the con
gregation will ponray Mary,
Joseph, the shepherds and wise
men.
The live manger seme is
believed to be the only one in the
immediate area. Citizens of
Kings Mountain and surroun
ding areas are urged to drive by
the church to see it, said Julie
Wood, who is coordinating the
program.
Other activities scheduled dur
ing the Christmas week are a
visit by Santa Claus at 7 p.m.
Sunday in the church fellowship
hall, and a Communion Service
on Christmas Eve at 7 p.m.
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‘In My Father’s House’
Sunday At Bethlehem
Young people of Bethlehem
Baptist church will present the
Christmas play “In My Father’s
House” Sunday at 7 p.m. in the
church sanctuary.
Watch Night
Service Set
First Wesleyan Church will
hold a Christmas Eve Watch
Night Service from 11 p.m. until
midnight.
Sponsored by the Venille
Phillips Missionary Society, the
service will include a Candlelight
worship service and special
music.
The community is invited to
participate in the service.
CANTATA
The First Wesleyan Church
Choir will present the Christmas
cantata “Home For Christmas”
Sunday at 6 p.m. at the church,
located on North Piedmont
Avenue. The choir will be under
the director of Elizabeth Bolin.
SINGING EPPS
The singing Epps Family will
present a program of special
gospel music Saturday night at 7
p.m. at Holiness Christian Mis
sion at 215 Blanton St. The
public is invited to attend.
Crescent Hill
Lights to Glow
Crescent Hill will glow again
this Christmas Eve and
Christmas Night with luminaries
from approximately 40 homes.
The candles will be lighted
outside the homes at 6:30 p.m.
Christmas Eve Night and on
Christmas Night. Residents will
also use candles inside their
homes to add to the holiday
decoration.
Almost all the residents of the
Crescent Hill area participate in
the decorating project.
* Houser Case
Bouud Over
Phil Houser, of Parkdale Cir
cle, waived preliminary hearing
in 27-5 Judicial District Court
last week in Shelby and his case
was bound over to Superior
Court by Judge Bowen.
Houser is charged with break
ing and entering and larceny in
connection with a break-in at the
Rustic Log Home Company off
ice and plant on Grover Road
and the theft of $15 and two
radios.
In other law enforcement ac
tivities, George Wiley Sullens of -
1009 N. Piedmont St. was ar
rested Friday on two counts of
breaking and entering and
larceny. According to warrants,
the charges are in connection
with break-ins at Central School
and Haynes Textile Company in
Kings Mountain.
“In My Father’s House”
depicts a 20th Century family’s
preparation for the celebration
and the amazing things that hap
pen when Christmas is
transformed inot CHRISTmas.
Dave Moore is home for the
holidays having given up a suc
cessful army career for a new
line of work. Progressive Mr.
and Mrs. Moore have built “air-
castles” as to what fabulous-
paying job this might be until
David explains that he is going
David Baptist '
Plaus Programs
The 30-voice choir of David
Baptist Church will present a
Christmas Cantata “A Song
Unending” by John W. Peter
son, Sunday night, December
21, at 7:30 p.m.
The choir is directed by Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Woodberry. Ac
companist is Mrs. Jackie Porter
on the piano. It will be narrated
by Chuck Hoyle.
On December 24, the
Children’s Choir will present a
musical “Stranger in the Straw”
at 7 p.m. This is a story and
music written as seen through
the eyes of the animals at the
stable on the night of Christ’s
birth.
The director if Nancy Hoyle
and her assistant is Wanda
Moore.
The public is invited to both
the cantata and the musical and
a nursery will be provided.
David Church is located on
Hwy. 74 across from Bethware
School.
to be a preacher.
Deflated but for the moment,
Mrs. Moore, in her determina
tion to keep the social wheel in
motion, returns with vigor to
oversee everything and
everybody. But Dianne, Dave’s
socialite sister, sees a difference
in Dave. She sides with him and
demands that he have an oppor
tunity to give a reason for his
decision. This he does — a
dramatic story of life and death,
and a new life which ended
forever his Christ.mases without
Christ.
The cast includes Jeff Blanton
as David Moore, the son; Dana
Blalock as Dianne Moore, the
daughter; Dawn Morris as Mary
Moore, the mother; Jerry
McDaniel as John Moore, the
father; Diane Williams as
Louella Livingston, the grand
mother; David Moore as the
Western Union boy; Nancy
Hughes as Katie Coleman, the
maid; Mark Herndon, as Her
man Hoofter, the groundskeeper;
Brenda Greene as Little Bess, an
unfortunate girl; Joey Wyte as
Dick Anderson, a young
minister; Phillip Seism as Pastor
Loran, the church pastor; Dawn
DiSabato as Jean, an old friend;
Robert Appling as Jerry, an old
friend; and Paula Morris,
Melody Murphy, Shannon Yar-
bro. Gray Rikard, Todd
McDaniel, Elizabeth Owens,
Linda Greene, Amy Morris,
LaVisa Murphy, Christine
Woods, Ray Graham and David
DiSabato as Christmas cards and
carolers.
The public is invited to attend
the program.
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