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MR. AND MRS. TILLMAN PRIDMORE
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Tillman Pridmores Honored
On Their Golden Wedding Day
Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Prid-
more were honored on their
» Golden Wedding Day Nov. 30th
at a family reception.
Tillman and Ella Pridmore
were married in York, S.C. on
Nov. 29,1930 by Probate Judge
E. Gettys Nunn. Mr. Pridmore
has retired from Duke Power
Company after 46 years of ser
vice. They are active members
of Patterson Grove Baptist
Church.
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Mr. and Mrs. Pridmore are
parents of two daughters, Mrs.
Margaret P. Henderson of Kings
Mountain and Mrs. Frances P.
Bridges of Mount Holly. There
are five grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
Friends and relatives called
between 2 and 4 pjn. and
showered the honor^ couple
with gifts. Out-of-town guests
were from Greer, S.C., Green
ville, S.C., High Point, Shelby,
Mount Holly and Gastonia.
T. GOFORTH
PLUMBING, INC.
108 York Rd.
RUSTIC LOG HOMES INC.
1207 Grover Rood
TuMdoT. DMwmbM 23. 1980-gINGS MOUNTAIN HERALO-Pog* 3B
Tax Forms Are In Mail
Households throughout the
country will begin receiving
1980 income tax packages from
the Internal Revenue Service
starting Dec. 26, Kings Mounain
Postmaster Fred Weaver said.
Most post offices have already
received the packages and will
hold them for distribution until
the day after Christmas, as re
quested by IRS. The only ex
ception for earlier delivery jue
packages going to ceruin
business firms and tax ^rvice
agencies,” he said.
Postmaster Weaver noted that
while the packages travel as
third-class mail, “they are for
warded without charge to the
recipient if such service is
necessary.” The Postal Service
will recover any forwarding
charges from the Internal
Revenue Service through a pre
arranged agreement. The tax
forms are delivered to some 86
million households across the
country, the postmster said.
Book Club Held Luncheon
Mrs. J.H. Arthur was hostess
to the Thursday Afternoon
Book Club at her home Dec. 11.
The Arthur home on Edgemont
Dr. was beautifully decorated for
the Christmas season.
A covered dish luncheon was
served on arrival of members.
Mrs. Robert L. Wilson read
Christmas poetry to feature the
Christmas program. Mrs.
Thomas Trott, club president,
said that she had presented a gift
to Mrs. Fred Finger, unable to
attend because of illness, and
Mrs. Trott also presented each
member with a good luck token.
Book Chairman Mrs. W.M.
Moorhead presented a report
and President-Elect, Mrs. Harry
Warren, appointed hostesses and
program chairman for the com
ing year.
Garden Club Makes Favors
Mrs. Grady Patterson was
hostess to the Town and Coun
try Garden Club at her home
Thursday evening.
Upon arrival of guests, Mrs.
Patterson was assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. John Cheshire, in
serving a dessert course with cof
fee.
Miniature Christmas ar
rangements were made for pa
tient hospital trays as a
Christmas program of the club.
Plans were also made to decorate
a tree in the lobby of Kings
Mountain Hospitals for patients
to enjoy this season.
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^ Let the light
of the radiant
Christmas Star
jl cast its glow
upon you and
those you love.
HARPER'S PRESCRIPTION
PHARMACY, INC.
709 W. Mountain
Mil celebration of this season so serenely beautiful,
we leather toji^ether to express our profound pjratitude
for your faith and friendship.
We hope your holiday is filled w'ith the joy that conies
from sharinp$ its brlijht blessinf^s with those you lo%'e.
First Federal
SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
Phone 739-4781 300W.Mtn.St.