Pag* 2A-UMGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thundoy. Augiul 20. INI
Letters
Thanks
For Support
To the odiloR
The 1981 16-18 year olds’
Babe Ruth State Baseball Tour
nament, held in Kings Mountain
during July 31-August 5, was a
great success which was due to
the voluntary efforts of so many
people.
The Kings Mountain Babe
Ruth League wishes to express
its appreciation to the foster
parents who kept boys in their
home sduring their stay in Kings
Mountain, to the many people
who worked in the concession
stand and gate areas and to our
announcers, scorekeepers, um
pires and advertisers. Our thanks
also to the Kings Mountain
School System for the use of
their facilities and th David Heff
ner who did an outstanding job
in keeping the field in excellent
playing condition. Particularly,
we wish to thank all of those
who supported the tournament
through their attendance at the
games.
Sincerely,
Jim White,
District III Commissioner,
Babe Ruth Baseball
lack Brown
President, KM
Babe Ruth League
Thanks For
Coverage
To The Editor:
We wanted to thank you for
the excellent article you did on
our group. Of all the coverage
we have received, this one article
has evoked more response—and
more interest—in the communi
ty than even the WSOC-TV in
terview. We are truly pleased
with the way you emphasized
the benefits (and dangers) of
weight reduction surgery. We
believe that addiction to food is
one of the most critical problems
in our society and on that is ig
nored by the medical communi
ty. ‘The obesities” are a group of
diseases that afflict a majority of
Americans, and have so many
physical, emotional, and social
bases that it is perhaps simpler to
ignore 'or ihark off to “lack of
willpower” etc., than to attempt
to cure.
Again, thank you. You have
done us a great service, and we
hope to the community at large.
Sincergly,
Barbara B. Clark
Margaret R. Carpenter
WRl Exchange
P.O. Box 362
StateerUle, N.C.
This Man Could
Save Your Life
ALLEN lOUY
Allen Jolly has served as
chaplain of the Kings Mountain
Rescue Squad for the past eight
years.
He is minister of music and
education at First Baptist
Church in Kings Mountain and
is active in the Kings Mountain
Ministerial Association.
He and his wife, Betty, have
two children, Gaye, a school
teacher, and Joy Schuman, who
is employed at First Federal Sav
ings and Loan in Gastonia.
LITTLE THEATRE
Kings Mountain Little
Theatre will hold a special
meeting of its voting member
ship on August 27 at 7:30 p.m.
at the Park Grace Auditorium.
The meeting will include dfscus-
sion and ratification of changes
in KMLT Articles of Incorpora
tion.
OBITUf^RI€9
MRS. HEAD
Funeral services for Betty
Holden Head, 60, of Route 1,
Grover, were conducted Tues
day at 4 p.m. at Bethany Baptist
Church by the Rev. James
Sanders. Burial will be in Moun
tain Rest Cemetery.
Mrs. Head died Sunday morn
ing in Cleveland Memorial
Hospital.
She was the daughter of Mrs.
UF MEETING
Leaders of the Kings Moun
tain United Fund will hold a
planning meeting Monday at
noon at Hank’s Steak and
Chicken Ranch, formerly Cat-
tletown US.A.
HOT DOG SALE
The Chestnut Ridge
Volunteer Fire Department will
be selling hot dogs on Sat., Aug.
22 behind the Chestnut Ridge
Baptist Church. Hot dogs will be
65 cents each or two for $1. Pro
ceeds go to the Are department.
Lula Satterfield Holden of
Greensboro and the late Milton
Holden. She was married to the
late Bill Head and was a retired
textile employee.
Surviving in addition to her
mother are one son, Leroy Head
of Grover; two daughters, Mrs.
Arnold (Virginia) Thompson and
Altus, Okia., and Mrs. Ronnie
(Jean) Merke of Grover; one
brother, Ernest Holden of Cen
tral, S.C.; three sisters, Mrs. OUie
Mae Turner and Mrs. Ruby
Dumblin of Greenville, S.C., and
Mrs. Grace Costner and Silver
Springs, Md.; and six grand-
i:hildren.
MRS. HOUOWAY
Funeral services for Mrs.
Florence Hertel Holloway, 73,
of Route 3, Kings Mountain,
were conducted at 3 p.m.
Wednesday at Harris Funeral
Home Chapel by the Rev. J.C.
Goare. Burial was in Mountain
Rest Cemetery.
Mrs. Holloway died at 2:30
Tuesday at Kings Mountain
Hospital after a two-week illness.
She was a native of Illinois
and was a retired employee of
the Newspaper Guild in Califor
nia.
She was the daughter of the
late Rev. and Mrs. Robert L.
Hertel.
Survivors include her hus
band, Roy Lee Holloway of the
home; four step-daughters. Miss
Lucille Hall, Mrs. Betty Moore
and Mrs. Jimmy Campbell of
Anderson, S.C., and Mrs.
Johnny Thacker of Ocean Spr
ings, Miss.; six grandchildren
and three great-grandchildren.
L.C. ALLEN
L.C. AUen, formerly of Kings
Mountain, died at his home on
Route 3, Chappels Highway,
Clinton, S.C., on July 28.
He was a retired employee of
Greenwood Mills’ Adams Plant,
in Ninety Six, S.C.
Surviving are his wife, Mary
Cannon Allen; a daughter, Nor
ma Harrell of Clinton; two step
sons, Charles Cannon of Colum
bia and Billy Emory of Fayet
teville, N.C.; two sisters, Norma
Hopper of Kings Mountain and
Lillie Mae Holder of Ranlo; two
brothers, Arthur Allen of Kings
Mountain and Edwin Allen of
Greenville, S.C.; four half-sisters,
Laura Colley of Aiken, S.C.,
Maude Boyte of Camden, S.C.,
Sybil Plott of Summerville, S.C.,
and Mabel Knight of Woc^ff,
S.C.; and a half-brother, John
Allen of Brkktown, N.J.
Funeral services were con
ducted at 3 pjn. July 30 at Gray
Funeral Home Chapel in Qin-
ton, S.C. Burial was in Little
River Dominick Presbyterian
Church Cemetery.
His family requests memorials
be made to Laurens County
Cancer Society, in care of Mrs.
Roy Gasque, 2(X) West Maple
Street, Clinton, S.C. 29325.
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