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Conferences
Scheduled
Kings Mountain Hospital will
have three conferences during
the month of November.
Y oV onne Shelhorse, M .D., an
employee of the Department of
Medicine at Charlotte Memorial
Hospital, will speak on the
Treatment of Acute M.I. on
November 10.
Gary Edge, V.D. consultant
with the Eastern Division of the
U.S. Public Health Service in
Black Mountain, will speak of
Venereal Diseases on November
17.
Mark Moscowitz, M.D.,
General and Vascular Surgery,
in Gastonia, will speak on
Surgical Approach to Aortic
Diseases on November 24.
The programs will begin at 12
noon each day. Physicians will
have lunch from 12 until 12:30,
the conference will be held from
12:30 until 1:15 and a discussion
period will be held from 1 :IS un
til 1:30.
OFTICERS ELECTED
Officers to serve three-year
terms have been elected at First
Presbyterian Church. Newly-
elected elders are Dr. Charles H.
Adams, Virginia Arnette,
Marilyn Neisler and Harry E.
Page. Newly-elected deacons are
Charles E. Ballard, Louis E.
Cook, Fred L. Dixon and C. An
drew Neisler Jr.
EASTPTO
The East School PTO will
meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the
school cafeteria. Kings Moun
tain Policeman Robert Dodge
will be guest speaker.
Refreshments will be served and
a babysitter will be provided.
EXCELLENCE AWARD-Govarnor Jim Hunt
proMUls th« Govwnor'a Community of Ex-
collone* Aword to John Honry Mom, Mayor of
King* Mountoin. who accoptod on bobalf of
Kings Mountain at a ftotowid* oconomic
doTolopmont contoronco lost wook In Ralolgh.
Revival Scheduled
Revival services will begin at
Macedonia Baptist Church,
Grover Road, Kings Mountain,
on Sunday night and will con
tinue through Fri., Nov. 13.
Services will begin at 7 p.m.
each evening. Special music,
under the direction of Miss
Delores White, inspirational
messages, and nursery facilities
will be provided.
Guest speaker will be the Rev.
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related problems which usually respond to chiropractic
care.
I This is our way of encouraging you to find out if you have a
I problem that could be helpM by chiropractic care. It is also
I our way of acquainting you with our staff and facilities.
Examination includes a minimum of 10 standard tests for
evaluating the spine.
I While we are accepting new patients, no one need feel any
' obligation.
I Moat Insurances Accepted
WATTS.PHOENIX
(9031
SAMPLE YARDAGE
227 Cherokee Street
Kings Mountain, N.C. 28086
Teiephone 704 • 739-4221
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Fall Festival Sale
Ends Saturday, November 7
ALL NOTIONS and BUHERICK PAHERNS
25% off regular price
Washable VELVETEEN (reg. $8.99/yd.)
sale price *6’’ per yd.
Washable WOOLENS (reg. $8.99/yd.)
sale price *7*’ per yd.
ENTIRE STOCK OF FABRICS - 20% OFF REGULAR PRICE:
Christmas prints, calicos, ginghams, broadcloth, cross stitch
fabrics and books, muslin, corduroy, woolens, velvets, laces,
trims, quilt batting, velour, knit suede. . .EVERYTHING!!
One table assorted fabrics
75° per yd.
One group short lengths
50° per yd.
Store flours:
Monday-Friday, 9:00-5:30
Saturday, 9:004:30
Dan Wallace, pastor of Calvary
Baptist Church in Shelby. Rev.
W^lace has preached over 1(X)
revivals from Virginia to
Florida.
Rev. Tom Patterson, pastor,
and the congregation at
Macedonia invites the public to
attend.
Revival
Services
Scheduled
Rev. Joel Jenkins, Jr., pastor
of Pleasant Ridge Baptist
Church in Shelby, will lead
revival services at Patterson
Grove Baptist Church in Kings
Mountain November 8-11.
Sunday worship services will
be at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. and ser
vices Monday through Wednes
day will begin at 7:15 p.m.
A nursery for children three
years of age and younger will be
provided.
Rev. Richard Plyler, pastor,
invites the public to attend.
YOUR r
VOTE
WAS
DEEPLY
APPRECIATED > ^
In Tuesday’s Election
THANK YOU
JUNE C. LEE
Kings Mountain
District School Board
REV. DAN WALLACE
REV. lOEL lENKlNS IR.
CALDWELL
CAKE & SUPPLY SHOP
Now Offering
CANDY CLASSES
just in time for the Holidays.
Peanut Butter Oilps
Hard Candies
Many, Many More
Painted Chocolates
Chocolate Covered
CheRries
Tuesday Nights
Call 739-8656
to register
GRAND OPENING
Thur. Nov. Sth, 1981
Ppkl.
219 S. Battleground Ave.
(Blazer Bldg. - old Amit^inance location)
Kings Mt.
DEFENDER PAC MAN
ASTROIDS TEMPEST
OMEGA RACE GALAXIAN
AND MORE!
Free Game Pass
T(/« PMKCt
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219 S. Battleground Ave.
(Blazer Bldg. - old Amity Finance location)
Kings AAt.