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VOL.13 NO. 7
KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. (J., THURSDAY. HI AltnP 30, 1816-
HIGH SCHOOL DEBATEiSCHOOL HONOR ROLLS
liKGS MODKTJUN SCHOOL IN TIJE CONTEST
Kings Mountain, ChenTTille and let
emer Qty Form Triangle Tonight '
Thursday.
The North Carolina . High
School Debating Union will hold
one of its preliminary debates iu
the Graded School Auditorium
on Thursday evening, March 30.
Kings Mountain If triangled with
Bessemer City ajd Oherryville.
The del ate heo is with Cheri
Tlie "ubject of tho ?eb te
j.s 'Risolve.d, That the
United States thou'.d adopt
the policy of greatly enlarging
its navy'' The Kings Mountain
representatlves will uphold tho
affirmative he's- they are Ruby
Hamilton and Kathleen Hord
Ourogative team, which defends
t'le uegat.ve at Bessemer City
Is composed of Vesler Davidson
and xvlattie Ware. Should we
be successful in winning both
debute, our representative will
be entitled to go to Chapel Hill
to take part in the finals... Don't
forget the date, Thursday March
30. 8:00 P. M. Graded Sohool
AikUvl riun. '
LISTS OF THOSE ttOG IIP TO STANDARD
13
A uost enjoyable . meeting of
the Book Club was held Thura
day afternoon March 0th with
Mrs. E. W. Barnes.
Great bowls and baskets of
fragrant blue byachinthls ad
del a charm of freshness as well
as beauty to tho :,.- attractive
rooms.
The program was on Germany
and consisted of interesting read
ings by M.-s. C. Q. Rhyno, Mr.
- D. C. Mauuey and Mrs. Hunter
vatterson. ' -
V . . . .. '
ti. N'iigniriii features or me oc-
c' wer- special ridings,
MisaAwinnie Vera Mauoey and
, ear! nltor., Pianj ' soli f,
sHuter und War
Baret Mclw. , . d
Mrs. C.
Huntur and
Goody Numtxr Of School Children
Show Ctiposillcn To fake
Good Record.
. , Kings Mountain Giadcd School
' FIKST GRADK Hubert Mc
Ginnis, Craiif Falls, Myrtle
Houser, Conly Allmiin. Lucile
Cautiler, Nell Hord, Isabell
Styers.
SECOND GRADE Marjrarpt
uornwoiiv ituin Hor, Lorene
Cornwcll, Katherine McAllister,
Robert Styers, Ma Walker,
Ethel Styers, Margaret MiGin
nis. THIRD GRDE-Maiwiet Os
ment. . ; .,
FOURTH GRADE Eliza Da
vis. Margaret Laske.v.!- v.-
SIXTH GRADE Winnie Vera
Mauncy. Certrnde Kinw, Nellie
Cansler, Ruth Plonk, Mirara
Goforth, Gussie HulTsUitler.
SEVENTH GRADE-Juanita
Mauney, Ruth Hunter, EVye
Wilson, Charles Kini?.
EIGHTH GRADE Aubrev
Mi
Radiaill.
TENTH GRADE Mary Kiojt,
Mary Pulton, Nina Hunter,
Katlihen Hord.
R. A.Vod(M Sr.pt. '
E. Kings Mnontiin Graded School
Mrss Willefokd's Room,
Rena Culp, Addie Gantt, Ola
Jenkins, Eva Payscur, Eueoe
Riser, Forest Roberts, Grady
Vickers, Hu'itt r Bennett,
Mis3 Stowe's TiOOM. "
Marp&ret Stowe, Sar i Hoocrts
Ge, tie Short, Helen Gantt, Mat
ti enkins, Baxter Iiidd'e. An
nie Roberts, Edna Barrett Edna
Norman, Ira Roberts.
Miss Estellk Wir.L'iKoun'a
Room. "
.vJyrtle Burton, Addie Mae Cnlp,
Blanche Ford, Jennie. Pavhe,
Earlie ' Atkin Everett Ford,
Earl.) Hore, Dewitt Hull, John
Sanders. Raymond Short, Floy P
Turner. Wllmr Rayne.
Miss Wake's Room.
Bri(htie Hop, James McGin-
nig, Wade Short.
HERALD PRIZE-FORD
NOW ON DISPLAY
81 A YEAH IN ADVAiV
AR
ropo-
"Most hair and Above-Board P
sition Ever Submitted'Jie Cd"
testants bay.
NO LOSERS IN HERALD CONTENT
$10 In Gold Goes This Coming Sat
urday, Apr. l.-Iurn in Every Sub
scription Secured Up To Apr. 1,
and WIN $10. Not too Late To
Enter--Send Us Your Name--DO
IT NOW,
Auto On Display
We invite everybody to call at The King's Mountain Gar
atfe, ard se the $460.90 Ford Touring Car on'displa.y in their
show window. It will be iven to.somo worker in The Berald
contest May 13. Thera is every fairness and courtesy prom
ir,ed any worker in The Herald contest and "the Roods" to go
May 13th are here where yoo can see them. THERE ARE
NO LOSERS IN THIS RACE, for a prize, or a cash commis
sion awaits every competitor.
'and Miss N,ina
Hunter Patteron;.L ' . .
A.tempting ct
course, carryinB e
colors, jwaK" n ttl; ; WftB
served by tho hostess.-fiiV
rhtor. MISS MaJS"
and Mittes WlnniV Vert m , Mr. 8. T. Lovelace Letter
uev and Feral Fulton -known as Tommy Lovelace"
Tho invited Knesw wno, wiu-s" wnum muew
TOMMY LOVELACE DEAD
the tweiy club members preeoV
enjoved Mrs. Barnes nospiotu
were Mesdames M. L. Houser,
Cole, Kerr Chae. Hnnter. Grady
w.frn'E. L. Ware, WeUb,
vmnhlt. Canaler. I F. Neal,
w w Kl.KdUKinof Concord,
uLm Kate and Margaret Mc
t kn Pearl Fnlton and
- Jllin. '
Winnie Vera Mauney. '
Aflfirninrtment forHovse of Reoa-
1 cnUH v. ,
V HavinK been Bolicited by many
friends throehout me wwusy, i
havedwiidedtoUecomeacapdi
or tbi Honse 6f Kepreson;
..iVM from Cleveland -County,
' ...kw. to the action ot the Dem
'ocratlc Priniirty,' If polnted
. "it shall be my purpose re.
pent all the people f the county
and todni-wwireijr
fmadc In a recent issue of
l'(Herald died Sunday March
Oatfhe remains were buried at
followie cemetery on Monda
conducuRev. J. C. Blanton
presenoe'yie iuneral ia the
triends anarvo compauy or
Mr.r-LoyeiUf es
man of Induitriras a .vdung
a faithful member ts and whk
Baptist church. A, a POVe
ad4,' .human ; attenUo5ai jjj
was reaoereu vim .vuy'iMible
hia afflicyou' but th'ef 6. jn
come. from him1 who. tAe
Just Betffnntng.
Toe Herald contest may be said to bo JUST BEGINNING
but the bei,'lnnin already exceeds that of anv similar enteroripe
ever undertaken iu tnis section and there Rtill i . nlpnrv nt
orportunitv for a ml, live wiro to enter the race and WIN THE
$406.90 FORD AUTO to be given away by The Herald on May
iuin, '
Get Active Now
Anv person wishinc: a $400.90 Ford Auto.a$350Starck Piano
a ?.01iine Scholarship-, or some person motely wishing to
win some of the cash special prizes, such as the 10 to be (riven
away NEXT Saturday April 1. will do wnll to ENTER NOW
Tlien there Is the added fact that EVERYBODY IN THIS RACE
GETS SOMETHING, It is tho fairest, squarest contest prop
ositian over placed before the citizens of this section by ANY
newspaper. Every candidate in th's race that competes to the
end, does NOT win tho Ford, the Piano, the Scholarship, or a
special cash prize, and turns in even as little as $25 in
cssh subscription business GETS A CASH COMMISSION ON
EVEKY DOLLAR HE OR SHE TURNS IN. This "NO
LOSER" PUAS hit the folks of this section right where ihey
live, and surely demonstrates that The Herald believes in LIB
ERALLY PAYING H ANY WORKER THAT BRINGS IN
ouuoijKirnuiM, liKii- MANY Oil BE IT A FEW SUBSRIP
TIONS. You are takimr part in no "camblin(j ssheme", playing
ro "haphazard ch'ince" ltboritnr under no ' trness work '.. for
each worker KNOWS JUST WHAT
ENTERING THIS RACE.
TO
trness work . for
EXPECT WHEN
esV
W. A. MAUNEY.
. Tfltf PHOTOGRAPH of yonr
deceaced friend burn in iTorce
t.A 6d set In ovaVmliet i
tombstone bought .irom n for
five dollars etr. .
Did Yoor Friend Get A "Boost." :
In the standing of the candidates this week? He or she frol
a boost just in proportion as to how much of a HUSTLER' your
friend IS, or how much somebody was -interested enough to:
hustle-in his or her behalf. , . i :
Work' Personally.
We earnestly request every candidate to look 'over his or
h.er sUndin in this weed's Herald The highest vote Is bnt
while the lowest is 1,000, With 3,6(X to 50,000 votes
given-on eaih Subscription payment turned in to this office, ac
cording to the length of the subscription payment, IT IS READ
ILY SEEN THAT NO CANDIDATE DAS A LEAD THAT
CAN'T BE EASILY OVERCOME This race is JUST 8TART-ING-but
time flio aud if YOU are to be an active contender
for these handsome prizesj-YOU MUST ACT NOW. Less than
7 weeks and SOMEBODY will have won the Ford Auto and
other prizes.' ; .
,;. If there is ANYHTING you don't fully understand about "th
is offar. call up The Herald, Kings Mountain exchange No. 117.
The Herald will pay a'l phone charges. It vou DO undejstand
all about It, DON'T DELAY A SECOND start TODAY, and
see how easy It is to gejubscriptiops for the leadinar paper o'f
this Kection- There is olwiys room at the op, but YOU CAN'T
GOTO THE TOP-OF THE LIST AND WIN THE $40fl.90 FORD
AUTO onlfss you- ACTIVELY and PERSONALLY WORK IN
YOUR OWN BEHAWV Get several1; receipt books, and get
your.friends'to sol'cit eubfcriptions and votes FOR you. Get as
pi my of the printed letters to mail to friends residing at t o
great a distance for yon to call on personally, and mail them.
THESE LETTERS FURNISHED FREE OF CHARGE. " Get
you have frienda
year or more in ad
seek and ye shall find" is . applicable to contest jvorlt
ycSon DON'T ask jou.won't receive, and if yon don't seek
nna Annscnptons; WIN THK AUTO. A little active
dar it" ! EARLY EVERY CANDIDATE SHOULD BE
BY THEIR VOTE, and if this is dona w KASTI.Y
SlriREAL ACTIVITY ON YOUR PART BRING YOU. .
. , v- wdkth LOOKING AFTER. Yon can solicit
' Ny WHERE.
dtdaSs" They Want The Ten. . '
denial auuu.u v . Qf f NOW TAKiM THE HERALD
Dacea&ed is eurvKea oji. thllt ,llifc ,ni
Opir- d two dulawih-b. Tbey .will DO IT if yon ASK.' .'.'Ask and ye ahall
pirentB, mx staters -.ana feyen-
brpthdra, Uff wnotn -novo our
deepest sympatliy.' ;.,
ii ii III 1
SOLDIER BURKSTODEATH
News Han - reached Mrs.J.U
Kee of Cberryville that her son
Bryan Willi's of Co. B." Fort Gtif
fon. Alaska, v. o. Army.
burned to aea&n
the 7th. of March - whent r
raclts VrJ'
y. at
NING OF THipdAto send V
MONEY IN TO 'j
CLEVEtme couimr umnmu bhui
Rev. Mr. Aberacihy and Boo. C K,
Will Deliver Address. Splendid Pro
gram Being Raised;
The third quartet l.v meetina
of the Cleveland County Baracd
Philathea Union will meet with
Sulphur ..Springs Methodist
church on the second Sunday in
HI. A fine program has been
1. Among the other
I I.Ka nrnrrram aA Ima
jw ww 1'ivKiuMi eai3 ki wtr
special achJaT86?;,0 eJ?VM
o'clock by IWSs1?tle4?- H
of Shelby and olSsJ" the "f
noon by Rev. Mr. Arntb?
Shelby. The SulpiuRC?rinK8 1
I ' ' - f -J V .....
preparations for the meetln
Old time Union Meeting at .
Crowders Mountain the first
Sunday in April at 2.30 P.M.
Everybody invited to be present-
Communion service.
B. B. Philips
J. W. Mayne.
co, go:::.:ekk:
X&ool aitfrcB-Teacn
and'Friends Of Edoatfotl
Next ITondiy.- Apf ii idl
Conty CommenComeot dv"
at Shelby. Teaebert, papi
oatrOns and f rten'rot edocatil
will irather ihSt. ?JC the'connl
eat forto'celebj' j.ti$"'-t '
work and to ibdnlKt) la ' Cuv
both physical and mental
will be a gretdav for old
land when tho Vet tfreauV
uM' -..! Qt
selves togother with . tti 'yl
of .the in one great demotii
tion of the real progrt(4 of i
cation In our county. ,
It wii be remembered that
weather wan bad last year
eappotnte.1 day lor thht
event and the people
4 ...... I IaMtva H .1 t.l-"'
us hopi
Mouday and let y
turn net full and
THE HERALD WILL MAKE A PRESENT 0
nnr.n to tup. rANnrnATR titkn'ING INTHe
CASH SUBSCRIPTION BUSINESS UP TO 2 P. V
URDAY, APRIL 1st WIN THIS FlRSTSPfiCTAl'
PRIZE AND SHOW YOUR FRIENDS TH VT Yd
IN THIS RACB IN EARNEST, AND POSSEM
NINO ABILITY. . 1
.
1
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The Prize Lisa
A Ford 5 passenger Autonio
A $350 Starck Piano.
A $50 Business Cot Scholarshi
$25 I n Cash Special Prizes.
A Cash Commission to No
Prizewinners.
1
mi
a'
USI Of CANDIDATES
'Following are the - candidates
nominated in The Heralds Auto
mobile Contest. All were given
1,000 votes to start with.
; NORTH CAROLINA. '
' ABERDEEN.
1 , Miss LilHe Faires 22,600
BESSEMER CITY.
Miss Nettie Carpenter 13,000.
Miss Lena Bullard 27,300.
BESSEMER CITY, R. F. P. 2.
Miss Ethel Davis 27,400.
BELMONT.
J. Andrew Gullick 1,000.
Arch Lineberger 1,000.
-Royal Hand 1,000.
BELMONT, R. F. D.-l.
Miss Georgia Rankin 19,250. 1
c: Misa Ethol Roper V 13,200.!
Miss Floride Faries ' 1.000.
' ; CtERRYVILLE.
Miss Pearl Houser 20,850.
CHERRYVILLE, R. F. D. 1.
MUs Jane Dillinger
. , EARL,
Mis. O. L. Moore
E.B. Olive
v- FALLSTON.
Miss Elsie Beam
..' ' grovek!
Mfsss Vera Tn
1,000.
17.125.
1,000.
; 28,750.
Miss Nina Hunter. , ; fJXd
Mrs, e. a, (jrouae a -juu.
' Misa Pearl Jone ' ; "t.fvi.
Misa Elizabeth Stawe t,;
KINGS MOUNTAIN, R.F.
Miss Peart FalW 10.1
. Mrs. Leo. Beatlo. : ?
J. P. Lackey
Boyee MoGill
Mrs: Chas. P. Weir"- ; 18,10: .
H. Si Sellers ; . pZ 1,0' ' '
KING'S MOUNTAIN, B, F D. I, h
,Miss Eugenia FalUj .' 35,750.'
. s. p.;Gof6rt!i. yQfih.t'iiK
Mrs. Robert Barber ' tJQt.'
Tom A. Harmon ' . ; Hl8,000. f
.Arthur FhUr V -l.CCC'
Lee Herndon' . . ;' 4 1,000.
Elijah Lovelace. K. tSjEfj?'
KINGS MOUNTAIN, R. F.(d7? r
W. C. Blackwood ..17.630. -Andrew
McCarter 1,000. ;
Mrs. North Smith 1.000.'
KINGS MOUNTAIN. F.D.4.
Miss Ethel Thornbnry-22,600.
K. AChatmatt : ; . :'I,COO
T. H. Atkins 'K,C:
KINGS MOUNTAfSf, R. F. D. 6
Misa Ethel Howell - ; 28;4"
G BMHr 21, f
a. fe Warr,
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