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9> •) •) D #> 0BITUI^RI€9 Thuraday. May 6. 1982 KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD Pag. SA MAN KILLED IN WRECK BOB ANTHONY ROUND ROCK. TEXAS ■ Bt)b Anthony, 45, died Sunday. He was the son of the late Ar thur and Katie Neal Anthony and was a retired Chief Master Sgt. in the U.S. Air Force with 26 years of service. He is survived by his wife, Joann Anthony; three sons, Scott Anthony, Robert Wade Anthony and Terry Neal An thony, all of Round Rock; two brothers, William P, Anthony of Kings Mountain and Sgt. Tony R. Anthony of the U.S. Air Force in Okinawa; and two sisters, Mrs. Margie Gates of Cheverly, Md., and Mrs. Cor nelia Eaker of Kings Mountain. Services, with full military rites, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday in Round Rock. Memorials may be made to El Bethel United Methodist Church in Kings Mountain. WILLIAM H. PAYNE William H. Payne of Route 3, Kings Mountain, died at I2;2S a.m. Tuesday at Kings Moun^ tain Hospital. A native of Cleveland Coun ty, he was a retired textile employee. Survivors include his wife, Essie C. Payne of the home; one daughter, Mrs. Ted (Francis) Ramsey of .Marietta, Ga.; and three grandchildren. He was a member of Grace United Methodist Church, where services will be conducted at 3 p.m. Thursday by the Rev. George Sherrill. Burial will be in Mountain Rest Cemetery. The family received friends from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at Harris F uneral Home. MAGGIE L. BYERS Maggie Littlejohn Byers, 49, of Route I, died Sunday in Gaston Memorial Hospital. A native of Mecklenburg County, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Little john and the widow of Rome Byers Jr. She was a member of Mount Olive Baptist Church. She is survived by three sons, Donald Byers of Gastonia and Dwayne and Ronald Byers, both of Kings Mountain; ._f<Vr NOELL TRAVEL , Announces th« following Saturdoy Ono-Day Tours CHICAGO- June 12 “135" Air, Sightseeing, Escort NEW YORK July 10 *n35»° Air, Sightseeing, Escort BOSTON Aug. 14 “laO”" Air, Sightseeing, Escort Weekend Bus Trip to MEMPHIS, TENN. Aug. 27-29 ’150" Visit Elvis' homo of Grocelond SAVANNAH Sat. and Sun. Sept. 11-12 *125'"* Air, Gty Tour, Hotel, Escort ST. LOUIS Oct. 9 “laS"" (Inc. Lunch) Air, Sightseeing, Escort NEW YORK Nov. 13 “135" Air, Sightseeing, Escort Philadelphia’’ Weekend Dec. 11-12 Air, Tour, Hotel, Escort See Koiior's Otristmos Villoge & Roadside America For More Information Call Sandra H. Moss After 5:30 p.m. Weekdays Anytime On Weekends •Airfow subject t§ Increase NOELL TRAVEL 501 Dekalb St.t SlMlby> N C. Due to airSue regHtotton passenger let nwet be ctoe* a4 30 days prior to trip date. ftoose b^ aariy. daughters, lorciia B. lewis, Doris, Donna and Randenc Byers, all of Kings Mountain; and six grandchildren. Services were conducted Wednesday at 4 p.m. at Mount Olive Baptist Church by the Revs. Willie Maddox, Pruella Kilgore, D.C. Wilson and Dr. T.A. Powell. Burial was in the Ebenezer Baptist Church Cemetery. MILLARD PHILBECK SHELBY - Millard W. Philbeck, 87, of 1525 Fallslon Road, died Friday at Cleveland Memorial Hospital after an eight-month illness. A Cleveland County native, he was the son of the late J.W. and Nancy Jane Grey Philbeck, and was a retired farmer. His first wife was the late Mamie Pruett Philbeck. Surviving are his wife, Vergine Bradley Philbeck; five sons, Robert W. Philbeck of Kings Mountain; William, Ken neth and Eugene Philbeck of Shelby, and Donald Ray Philbeck of Chapel Hill; four daughters, Mrs. Pauline Mixjre, Mrs. Lorene Warren and Mrs. Louise Terry, all of Shelby, and Mrs. Ethel Daves of New House; 23 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. Services were conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday at Davidson Memorial Baptist Church by Dr. Bobby Ridge, the Rev. B.L. Queen and Rev. Carl Ray Cook. Burial was in Union Baptist Church Cemetery. MRS. REEVES Mrs. Dora Belle Reeves, 75, of 404 Baker Street, died at 8:55 Junior High Golfers Win Kings Mountain Junior High’s golfers finished second in a three-team Western Associa tion match Tuesday at River Bend in Shelby. Crest won with a 159 total. Kings Mountain shot 186 and East McDowell 219. Bo Hope led the KM effort with a 43, followed by Mike - Ilomesley at 47 and Steve Plonk , and Wesley Thompson at 48. The Pats compete in the con ference tourney today at Shelby City Park. Kings Mountain Junior High’s golfers defeated East McDowell and West McDowell in a three-team Western Con ference match last week at Kings Mountain Country Club. The Pats shot a 187 to 205 for East and 232 for West. Steve Plong led the KM effort with a 43. Mike Homesley shot 47, Brian Bickley 48 and Wesley Thompson 52. In another match at West McDowell, the Pats finished se cond to Crest. Crest had a 164 score, KM 193 and West 217. Plonk and Bo Hope led the KM golfers with 46s, Paul Hen dricks had a 49 and Bickley and Thompson 52s. PARK YARN From Pago I-A A letter of intent has been signed by Stevens and Stev- coknit, under terms of which Stevens will acquire Stevcoknit’s outstanding common stock. Stevens closed Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange at 171,8, up 1/2. Conditions to which the tran saction is subject includes Stev coknit’s reaching an agreement with representatives of the prin cipal creditor groups for a satisfactory plan of reorganiza tion by May 14. execution of a definitive agreement between Stevcoknit and Stevens, and final approval of Stevcoknit’s plan by the U5. Bankruptcy Court and the shareholders and creditors of Stevcoknit. Stevens said that the proposed acquisition would strengthen its total knit business, “capitalizing on the company’s expertise in spun yams and natural fibers and employing under-utilized assets ali^dy in place.” Stevcoknit produces cotton and polyesterAtotton knit fabrics for sportswear and outerwear and has dyeing and finishing and yam production facilities. It has eight subsidiaries, including Park Yam Mills of Kings Mountain. Wv FIHE REPORT 'l^gs Mountain Fire Depart- mtKt extinguished three fires during the week, including a car fire Saturday at the intersection of Linwood Road and Oeveland Avenue, a house fire at 1204 Nothwoods Sunday, and a fire at Waco Washerette Monday. a.m. Saiuiduy at Kings Moun tain Convalescent Center. She had been ill for several months. A native of C harloiie, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Frye and the widow of Edgar Reeves. She is survived by one son, Marvin King of Los Angeles; and one daughter, Mrs. Edna M. Robbins of Kings Mountain. Services were conducted at 4 p.m. Monday at Harris Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Odus Webb. Burial was in Mountain Rest Cemetery. MRS. WILSON Mrs. Annis McDaniel Wilson, 85, formerly of Gastonia, died at 3:50 p.m. Saturday at Kings Mountain Convalescent Center after several years illness. A native of York County, S.C., she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Morgan McDaniel and the widow of William O. Wilson. She is survived by one niece. Miss Grace McDaniel of Kings Mountain. Services were conducted at 2 p.m. Monday at Harris Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. H.J. Harmon. Burial was in Enon Baptist Church Cemetery near York, S.C. A Shelby man was killed Sun day in a one<ar w reck on Road 2033 six miles west of Kings Mountain. Albert Carr Jr., 34, died when his car ran off the road, rolled down a steep embankment and overturned several times. He was thrown ii.im the vehicle I rooper R.D. Keenum said the accident (Kciired at 2 a.rn. The Kings Mountain Rescue Squad was also on the scene. HUNTSINGERS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS 201 York Rd. Remember the Double Bossy? SUSAN & JIMMY HUNTSINGER IT’S BACK family center Westgate Plaza, Hwy. 74, Kings Mountain Store Hours: Mon.-Sat 9-9 Sun. 1 tii 6 super.SAVINGS! i REMEMBIR SHOPPERS: Your Locol T.G.4Y. Forr.tli Center WiM Meet Any Local Competit jr.. Advertised Prtcei O' Identicol Items. AH You Must Do Is Bnng A Copy Of Their Ad Showing The Item You Wont. If We Hove The Same Identrcal Items, T.G.&Y WHI Sell It To You At Our Competrtors Advertised Price. Hanging Baskets 10" Pots Fuchia mm Bedding Plants Flowers and Vegetables 2 packs V $|00 24.99 12" OKlIlating Fan Four. pusTr- button speed controls J!fKS-D1t57 Reg 2999 Ky 31 Fescue 25 Lb. Bag $ 10 97 save 25% TOaV Bathroom TIomm Six roll pkg. White. Reg. 1,33. Limit 2 pkgs. Ferns - Impatients FOR MOTHER'S DAY $Q99 ea. 2 liter Limit 6 Vinyl Tubing LOUNGER ,AtC.AHAROTQMeU) 97® ^ # Limit 2 Foil Wrapped Ciadiums $C99 ea. Igloo* Little Playmate”’ Goolor Holds nine t2 02'. cans. Fold down top. #2371. Rep. 8.99. Limit .78 FIx-A-Flat Seals and inflates flat Ores with up to 25 bs. of pressure. Lasts up to too miles. 12 fl. oz. ROLLS TGftY FoU Wrap 12''x8.33 yds. Cutter box. Reg. .53 each. Limit 3 ea. Roral Bushes Plasbc flowers that look real! Choose from a variety of bouquets Each one as lovely as the next Hi-’Dri*' Paper Towela */88 save 38% Garden Hose so foot hose of rein forced red nylon. Vi' diameter #7508. Reg 7 97 JkCfj/UfTIStDt^tlfpluStDIse POLICY-TQtY’t policy is to always have advertised merchandise In adequate supply in our stdrM'.1hti4 event the advertised merahaii^ie is not available due to unforeseen reasons, TQAY will provide a Rain Check, upon request. In Qrdarthattha merctiaodlta may b* purchased at the sale price when it becomes available, or you may purchase similar duality merchandise at a Similar price radueiion. it is thepolicy of TQ&Y to see that you are happy with your purchases, alt Is TQAY's policy to be priced competitively in the iherket Regular Sale Frices may vary market by market, but the sale price will always be as advertised. • We will be happy to refund your money if yog are ’not satisfied with your purchase. VISA* end MsetorCenf* peeeptotf. IjGSl IjUy IS
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