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Shelby Next
^UkMCLE WITH LIONS FRIDAY
Lavt Friday the Mountaineer* hi
Ck* ronif bai'k trail, and avenge
Hwl> by defeating riiffside 2
t* k i? a game featured by lueffct
tin passing on the pun of hot
tMpn. Although the Mountaineers
aflteMivo game wu# not up to pai
tMr defensive line was inpenetr;
Ml and the visitor* did not mak
U| dangerous threats.
tiHkann. Mountaineer bark, wa
tha mi backficM star of the I. Ill
smahlng the line for at least thre
?f tkt eight firsts that the Moui
tatoeer* gained, and also making se
?tsi beautiful tackles. Morrison, lei
- k?>. ?ha red honors with Gibson. 1
the Mountaineer line Bennett ' an
Staurgwr were the stars. Hhuford an
Hamriek were CliffHides' stella
has hi with Kollitts and Hamrkk ta
tec Hae hon'oia
Fttriik and Ratlerree. ' W
u^T-ipfl and oonin
tup nivcly, played uUv footbal
Ml hold the line balanc after ltoo
| HetMavl ?a? forced to leave th
?ae, 'Hiring the nrat period due t
a ankle Injury.
. ttee of the Mountaineer's toucl
vaaa rami' a? the reeult of a ha
gaaa from the t'llffeide center, wh
x&v-l the hall thirty yards down th
tifthi on a punt formation.
Ykfcs week tjie Ixx-alh tangle wit
Shtkfex In what prutniaos to be th
kai^uu fought tilt of the year to
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"LITTLE MISS
Shirley Tecmple1
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abttinee: 10:45 A. M. to
"OUTLAWS
The Three
"FLIGHT INI
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j both teams The annual battle of
I the "arch enemies of Cleveland" alIt
w?y< is the biggest game of the
di vear both teams. and this year finds
2' no favorite. I^ast week the Shelby
.j la.is Held the Gastonla Green Wave
b to a six-all tie and so finds them
i* j confident that they can take the
r. I Mountaineers. However, the Mount
tafneers. confident from last week's
e victory, will prove no easy pickings
j and are favored by many to win FriH
i day's game.
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r1 Museum Of Art
" Tlie follow hits from Kings Moun-,
''.tain were among the large number
^ attending the lecture by Miss 'Kinr
malt.Hopkins of New York City at
* tin- Mint Museum of Art. In Char-!
lotto, last Wednesday: Mesdames
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"r i S'Visler, Uidd . Hamrick. Faul MaunI.
! >. M "A. Ware. II T. Fulton, Sr.,
n! K W. Griffin. K. H VYebh. and Miss (
o Sura Haiubright.
6 tho party also attended the tea
' given in honor of Miss Hopkins, foi>.'
low In a the lecture. ?
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0 fare, usually about two cents, to go
up In an elevator In the fine modern ?
h apartments; the fare doubles after i
e midnight. Most folks ride up and
rI walk down. ' !
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Tracy Serial ?
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Boop Cortoon li
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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HSRAL
RAMBLIN'
SPORTS
Last week we predicted that the
Mountaineers would take Cllffatde,
which they did. However, along with
that prediction, we made another
which some folks now think rash.
IVe said that if they defeated Cliffside
they could best Shelby. That
wus before Shelby tangled with GasLonla
and tied them, which raised
ihe Liens considerably in our estinatlon.
as it did with almost every
me In these parts. Now we're'in a
i?r?siicament. as you can plainly see.
The Lions are growling ferociously
for Mountaineer blood. However, the
Mountaineers have their ararauui:lon
in battle array for Friday s
tcrap. and all we* van say is that
whichever team wins will have a
tard road to travel to victory.
Friday's battle will In: the biggest
?f the . year for both teams. Th^?
arch enemies of Cleveland" always
[?nt on their Itest show against each
filter, and It goes without saying
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their hardest. We'll flip
i coin and hold our breath, even
ho. Wo do believe tlia' the Mouuatnecrs
will win.
Km Ihree years we've stood bv
ind foil very self-satisfied with $25
ind $50 gale receipis. l?a?t week |'?
lumped to nearly $1<'0.- We thought
hat was swell uutll Chas. Mobs and
Sam Suber caihe alone with tales
>f $200 and $200 gales back In the
iood ole days of '20 and "27. Now
we're expecting (and predicting)
$150 for for Friday. Or will Shelby
recall send us 500 fans as Sam says
ihoy will?
We. wonder If Fred Finger picks
Duke this week? If he does he'll
probably be the only one. The -wise
ones are keeping Q. T. on that one
tho they give Duke a slight edge.
This Is due to previous games; but
after that Tech-Notre Dame game
last week yours truly will flip a
coin.
Piano Recital At
Lincoln 'Academy
Josephine Harreid, noted pianist
will appear In recital at Lincoln Acan
demy on Wednesday evening October
19. at 8:15 o'clock. Miss Harreid
is the daughter of the" wellknow
violinist -Kemper Harreld.who
lias for many years been professor
>f music at Atlanta University.
She has appeared in recital in
?uch musical centers as Chicago,
Milwaukee, the Martln-Smlth School
Mew York City, Savannah, and a
umber of the leading school and
olleges. Last summer Miss Harreid
ppeared upon the Artists' Night
"jgrnm of the National Association
.' Negro Musicians. Inc.. at Knoxille.
being chosen to broadcast orr
thp NBC network Tile Dublin la
nvlted to hoar thU artist.?Report<1.
Junior Woman's Club
Wants ?blh Bags
The Junior Woman's Club who fs
ipon>oring the N. Y. A. sewing pro*
oct at the Central School is badly
n need of cloth to keep the project
;oing. They will be glad to have
iloth, sugar and flour bags. This
loth can be made Into useful cloth
ug for needy children, during th?
rtnter months to come.
Anyone having bags of this kind
ire asked to contact Mrs. Jacob
'ooper or call her 131-R. She will
e glad to call for any cloth or bags.
federal Geological Group
locate Here 4
A corps of Government Engineers
nd tin erperts have stationed her?
>r a period over the winter months,
>r tre purpose of making a new sur*
ey of the tin belt from Llncolnton,
; C.. to Oaffocy, S. C. Also of the
lings Mountain area with respect
> the geology- and topography along
10 belt from I-lncolnUm Gaffney
id Improve old record now on file
. Washington and learn any new
icta possible.
They do not represent any mining
iterost. nor do they expect to deslop
any properties. Hhelr only
Isalon Is to get records to go. on
le at Washington for future refertce.
Before the survey closes they
ay give aipecial attention to promlng
property.
mall Fire Wednesday
lorning
(Firemen were called to the Rita
inch Shop on Railroad Avenue a*
>ut 6:30 A. M. Wednesday morng
when the gasoline stove became
ntted. The fire had already been
ftlngulshed before the firemen saved.
Very JRtle damage was done;
Mecklenburg soil fertility Is being
tared through the use of good
rraoen and with an abundance of
spedssa and other clovers, . convents
farmer observers in that conn
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THURSDAY. OCT. 13. l?3ft
Double Program at Dixie j
Each Saturday
Beginning next Saturday, October
, 15th, according to O. E. Cash, maoa!
ger. the Dixie will show two complete
programs, each program having
two full length feature . picture*.
The matinee performance begins
at 10:45 A. M. and continues until
u P. M. Bargain prices will prevail
tor (his matinee performance, being
10c aud 16c. The regular Dick Tracy j
serial will be showu at the matinee,
' only. To . see the complete matinee
program It will be necessary to get
.n the Dixie nreuud 4 p. m.
Beginning at 6:30 a complete new
program will be presented with two:
full length feature pictures. Cash
Night will also be held,
itegular prices wilt be charged
which are 10c and 26c.
(Manager Cash says this new arrangement
will be an experiment. If [1
theatre goers like the uew setup til
1 will be continued.
Program for opening Saturday, j
Matinee performance:
"DlltlAU'd af Uannra " ?<?*? sU^ I
Ill in- Mo?qult?era. "Flight Into N(V
" "M'l T "
Tracy Hertal.
Niclii perfomnanef.
' "Gi1<I Mipe In .The Sky", with
Uel.te Auirv. Also "Prorod'i IVtuhlirrtmble."
with the Maixh Twins.
' Alio Betty Uoop I'arloon.
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