Pag« 2A'K1NGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday. December 3, 1981
OBITUt^RI€9
MRS. DELLINGER
Mrs. Bessie Mode Dellinger,
83, of 809 Second Street, Kings
Mountain, died Friday at Kings
Mountain Convalescent Center.
A Kings Mountain native, she
was the daughter of the late
John Mode and Lizzie Hender
son Mode. Her husband was the
late Buren Lee Dellinger.
Surviving are four sons, John-
’ nie Dellinger of Gastonia, Leroy
’ Dellinger of Rock Hill, S.C.,
: Horace Dellinger of Fort Mill,
S.C., and Thomas Dellinger of
Kings Mountain; two daughters,
Mrs. Elizabeth Mace of Gaff
ney, S.C., and Mrs. Grace Blan
ton of Clover, S.C.; a brother,
Summie Mode of Joanna, S.C.,;
three sisters, Mrs. Hettie Dun
can and Mrs. Sally Frazier, both
of Gaffney, S.C., and Mrs. Ruby
Leach of Columbia, S.C.; 22
grandchildren; 20 great
grandchildren and two great-
great grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted Sunday at 4 p.m. at
Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church
by the Rev. Mitchell Pruitt and
the Rev. Robert Hickiin. Burial
was in Mountain Rest
Cemetery.
W.F. MEDLIN
William F. Medlin, 5^,
formerly of Kings Mountain,
died November 26 in Charlot
tesville, Va.
He w as a native of Greenville,
S.C., and was reared in Kings
.Mountain. He was a graduate of
Kings Mountain High School,
Lenoir Rhyne College, and
Lutheran Southern Theological
Seminary.
He was ordained into the
ministry in 1951 at St.
Matthew 's Lutheran Church. At
the time of his death he was
employed at the University of
Virginia Hospital in Charlot
tesville.
He is survived by his wife,
Patricia Medlin; a daughter,
Mrs. Mary Katherine Wood of
Charlottesville; a son, William
Eugene Medlin of Charlot
tesville; his mother, Mrs. Rosa
Medlin of Kings Mountain; and
two sisters, Mary Medlin
Leinster of Brevard and Ellen
Medlin Rosberg of Arlington,
Texas.
R.E. CHAPMAN
LACEY, Wash. - Richard Earl
Chapman, 51, of 807
Ticonderoga Place, died
Wednesday in an Olympia
hospital.
He was a retired army staff
sergeant, and was the son of
Mrs. Addie Chapman of Shelby
and the late John J. Chapman.
Also surviving are his wife,
Leisel; a daughter, Linda Chap
man of Lacey; two sisters, Mrs.
Janelle Jones of Swainsville,
N.C., and Mrs. Nadine Allen of
Shelby; two brothers, Boyd
Chapman of Shelby and Dwight
Chapman of Grover; and two
grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted Tuesday at 11 a.m. at
the Selene Mortuary Chapel in
Olympia, Wash.
MISS PARRISH
Miss Patricia Jane Parrish, 48,
of Palmetto, Fla., died Sun.,
Nov. 22 in Bradenton, Fla.
A native of Kings Mountain,
she was the daughter of the late
William Wallace and Ada H.
Parrish. She was a graduate of
the Kings Mountain Schools and
Ringling Art School of Sarasota,
Fla., and was a professional ar
tist.
Surviving are four sisters, Mrs.
Helen P. Yates, Mrs. Sarah P.
Layton and Mrs. Daisy P.
Queen, all of Kings Mountain,
and Mrs. Elizabeth P. Thrasher
of Cedar Hill, Mo., and many
nephews and nieces.
Graveside services were con
ducted by the Rev. Harwood
Smith Fri., Nov. 28 at Mountain
Rest Cemetery.
VERNON TURNER
PAULINE. S.C, - Vernon
Turner, 72, of Pauline, died
Sun., Nov. 22, at a Spartanburg
hospital.
He was a native of South
Carolina and the son of the late
Houston and Edna Jane Turner.
Survivors include his wife,
Lois Blanton Turner; four
brothers, Charlie Turner of
Grover, and Bob, Howard and
Clayburn Turner, all of
Blacksburg, S.C.; five sisters,
Mrs. Mattie Hambright and
Mrs. Delia Hambright, both of
Grover; Mrs. Alice Aaron ot
Gainesville, Ga., Mrs. Myra
Cooper of Athens, Ga., and Mrs.
Grace Stoner of Avondale, Va.
Services were conducted
Saturday in Pauline.
Police
Report
Slashings
Kings Mountain police
reported a number of tire
slashings, other acts of van
dalism and larcenies during the
pa.st week.
Reports included;
‘Larceny of a bicycle from the
home of Eddie Blanton, 1210
Northwoods Drive.
•Vandalism at the home of
Howard Lutz, 707 Hillside
Drive. A football goal ws torn
down. Damage was SIOO.
•Tires cut on a car belonging
to Kenneth McAbee, 806 First
Street.
•Tires cut on a car belonging
to Charles Terry, 810 First
Street. Damage was $85.
•Larceny of a battery owned
by Larry Melton, 1814 Alpine
Drive. Damage was $30.
•Tires cut on a vehicle ow ned
by James Spencer, 4419 Ryan
Street Durham, while it was
parked at his mother’s residence
at 122 Bridges Street. Damage
was $200.
•Tires cut on a car owned by
Andrew Burris, 519 North Wat-
terson Stret. Damage was $200.
•Larceny of a tool box owned
by Georgia Green, 802
Princeton Drive. Damage was
$250.
•Larceny of a dog, owned by
Effie Bradshaw, 407 North
Tracy Street.
•Damage to a drink machine
at the Kings Mountain Motor
Court.
•Attempted breaking and
entering at the Depot Hop and
Go on North Piedmont Avenue.
Damage to the door was $150.
Board
Meeting
Changed
The December meeting of the
Kings Mountain District Schools
Board of Education has been
changed from Mon., Dec. 14 to
Wed., Dec. 9 at the School Ad-
mini.stration Building.
It will be a luncheon meeting
and the business meeting will be
called into session as soon as
lunch is completed.
The change was made because
of Chri.stmas activities.
Jerry Ledford will be sworn in
as a new school board member
and a chairman and vice chair
man will be elected.
Superintendent William Davis
said most business items, unless
urgent, will be deferred until the
January 11 meeting.
Red Cross
Instructors
Are Needed
The Cleveland County
Chapter of the American Red
Cross needs CPR instructors.
In order to qualify for an in
structor, one must have a CPR
certificate and attend instruction
cla.sses.
Alan Propst, Red Cross Safety
Chairman, announces an in
structor’s class to be held on
December 9 from 9 a.m. until 5
p.m. at the Law Enforcement
Center in Shelby.
Anyone needing to update
their certificates may attend
classes in Kings Mountain on
December 7 and 8.
For additional information,
call tbe Red Cross at 487-8594.
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