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Pag* JB-KIHGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thureday, lun* II. 19B1 Phones Talking Back People have been talking into public telephones for over 90 years. Now, a new computer- based system enables the coin phones to talk back! Developed by Bell Laboratories, the system deter mines the charges for direct- dialed long distance calls placed from coin telephones and tells callers how much money to deposit by connecting a series of pre-recorded announcements. The system also counts the coins being deposited and prompts callers, if necessary, said TAl. Graham, Southern Bell District Manager. If callers need more assistance than the system can provide, it automatically connects them to an operator. This system is made possible by the same electronic technology that allows callers to direct dial their long distance calls without operator assistance. S:1 Photo by MX. Williams KEENAGERS HONORED - Members of Kings Mountain Baptist Church recently honorvvd senior citizens at a special service and lun cheon. Thirty-eight senior citizens were given a corsage and boutonniere and were seated in a reserved section. After the service the group gathered on the front steps for a picture. Pictured, front row, left to right, are Mrs. Floyd Buchanan. Floyd Buchanan, Nevette Hughes, Mrs. Nevette Hughes, Mrs. Harold Crawford Sr., Mrs. R.L. Lewis, Mrs. Melvin Land, and Richard Hocker. Second row, Mrs. June Bell, Mrs. Annie Roberts, Mrs. 0.0. Walker, Mrs. C.E. Oxford Sr., and Mrs. Frank Derreberry. Third, row, Mrs. Louis Etters, Mrs. Ida Long Houser. Miss Mary McGill, Mrs. A.U. Tindall and Mrs. Richard Hocker. Fourth row, Mrs. Ruth Beam, Mrs. I.H. McIntosh, Mrs. Viola White, Mrs. Thelma Hicks, Mrs. Arthur Allen, Mrs. Grady Tate and Rev. I.C. Goare. Filth row. Mis. J.B. Keeter. Mrs. C.R. Welch. Mrs. lake Hord, Mrs. Glee A. Bridges. Mrs. Cecil Pendleton, Mrs. lock Hullender. Mrs. Herman Fritts and Grady Tote. Back row, Mrs. Mary McMackin, Cecil Pendleton ond Jock Hullender. The Keenogers group traveled to Helen, Go., on June 8 and enjoyed looking in unique shops and seeing the mountains. You*v« s«Mi wonMn’s SeMd® at $28.00... gat Pic ’n Pay’s own soft Isattisr sandal on sals for Hag. $13.07 I Children’s reg. $7.97 & $9.97... S7 and... You’vs sssn4^P^ at $21.00 and nM>rs...g^ our Cuga® sals for Junior High Honor Rolls Named Kings Mountain Junior High students who made the “A” and “B” honor rolls for the nine weeks and semester grading periods were announced this week. The Eighth Grade “A” Honor Roll for the Nine week grading period included the following students; Mark Deese, Kevin In gram, Davy Lovelace, Tina Harry, Charlene Reese, Jimmy Moretz, David Pervine, Brenda Weaver, April Hoyle, Julie Yar- bro, Lisa House, Sandy Blanton, Shane Barnes, Liza Blanton. The Eighth Grade Semester “A” honor rpll listed these students: Lisa House, Liza Blan ton, Toni Goforth, Shane Barnes, Richard Gold, Robin Warlick, April Hoyle, Jimmy Moretz, David Pervine, Teresa Smith, Brenda Weaver, Mark Deese, Kevin Ingram, Davy Lovelace and Tina Harry. The Eighth Grade &mester “B” honor roll included; Sonya Condrey, Angela Fulton, Kelly Eubanks, Paige Mauney, Angie Blackwell, Marty Bridges, Kim Garris, Jeri Hildreth, Renee Hin son, Stephanie Moss, Chris Diggs, Susan Deal, Ted Hale, Steve Hamrick, Steve Plonk, Karen Stewart, Brenda Green, Kelly Stewart, Brenda Wright, Debra Haney, Sandi Watterson, Debra Nance, Jennifer Stewart, Todd Wilson, Charlotte Brown, Ericka Woods, Mike Reynolds, Julie Yarboro, Amy Edmond son, Lyn Gore, Angela Hut chins. Vickie Sims, Robert Appl ing, and Julia Clore. The Eighth Grade “B” honor roll for the fourth nine weeks grading period included these students: Angela Fulton, Paige Mauney, Kelly Eubanks, Angie Blackwell, Jerri Hildreth, ■ Stephanie Moss, Chris Diggs, Toni Goforth, Susan Deal, Ted ’ Hale, Steve Plonk, Karen Stewart, Pam Morrow, Brenda Wright, Leigh Anne Odell, Brad ■Jones, Kimberly Burns, Steven Todd Falls, Debra Nance, Jen nifer Stewart, Chris Wilson, ’ Ericka Woods, Robin Warlick, Richard Gold, Mike Reynolds, Amy Edmonson, Lynn Gore, Melanie Herndon, Vickie Sims, Robert Appling, Julia Clore and Brenda Green. ’ The Ninth Grade “A“ Nine ■' Weeks honor roll included these students; Becky Bolt, Lisa Bir- skovich, Lisa Nation, Joy Mc- ' Coy, Eva McKinney, Susie Big- gers and Tracy Bolin. The Ninth Grade “A” Semester Honor Roll included these students: Eva McKinney, Susie Biggers, Saranan Murray, Pam Morrow, Joy McCoy, Thomas Putnam, Tracy Bolin, Mark Herndon, Angela Lyon and Jill Plonk. The Ninth Grade “B” Semester Honor Roll included: Kay Bolin, Joy Queen, Tina Brown, Shawn Gibby, Becky Bolt, Lisa Birskovich, Pat Davis, Tina Gregory, Toni Camp, Lisa Nation, Jeff Chapman, Tracy Seism, Ronnie Wright, Holly Dellinger, Laura Wright, Beth Linberry, Mike Silvers, Kay Bolin and Joy Queen. The Ninth Grade “B” Nine Weeks Honor Roll listed these students: Jeff Chapman, Tracy Seism, Ronnie Wright, Mike Silvers, Shawn Gibby, Susan Dyer, Deborah McClain, Shawn Rainey, Kay Bolin, Pat Davis, Saranan Murray, Toni Camp, Pam Morrow, Holly Dellinger and Beth Lineberry. Ill Itog. $13.97 $ $14.97 Man’s, womMi’s and chiidrMi’B K.M. PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER AMERICAS FAMILY Dl^ STORE SMs pries good thru Sunday. MnstarCiwd or Visa. 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