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Represented
In Tournament
Kire r?pr?inUUvM cf Kings
(Mountain high school will attend the
1 irae annual North Carolina Speech
and Debate Tournament for ninensont
standard high schools to be
held at, Wake Forest college Frldaf
cod Saturday. April 7-8:
'Mildred Williams acid Howard
Whtttlngton, affirmative, and Martha
McClean and Clara Plonk, negative,
will comprise the debate team ana
argue the query: tResolved, that
the United States should form an alliance
with Great Britain." Howard
W hitting ton will do the extempore
speaking tor the school, and Betty
Lee Nelsler will given an oration entitled,
"A. Tarheel Views North Carolina."
iD. M. Bridges, principal, will
accompany the squad to the tournament.
Twenty five nine-month high
schools will send representatives to
the tournament. Already entered
are, Reldavtlie, Kannapolls Shelby,
Tattooro. Rocky Mount; Lee Edwards
<f Ashevtlle, Central of Charlotte,
High Point Senior, R. J. ReyjnoM^aaf
.yjrtnston-Salcm, Broughtok
and Hugh Moraon of Raleigh. LextagMk,
Durhctm, Kings Mountain.
HmM Klnbton, 8e<*or or OraeaaboTO.
nretttrlllc. Lumberton, Wtk
Tke Wtkt KortH meet will mark
the first time tke extempore tech
i?w la debating has been used ta
North Carolina high schcol tournament.
One of the main object tree ot
the tourney Is to get away from the
eonrentonal "stilted and canned'*
ifiiii ta debates. Speakers are to
IMPERIAL
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TODAY ? THURSDAY
Double Pasture Program
"Personal Secretary"
Wm- Gargan?}7:y Hodges
also
"Gambling Terror"
Johnny Mack Brown
Chapter No. Tim Tyler'a Luck
?Anybody 10c?,
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Twe Big Western Features . '
Cowboys on ths Loose asain.
See Jack Randall and Kermlt Maynard
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"Man's Country"
and
"Wild Cat Trooper"
Starting new Serial ohapter?No. 1
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NOTICE: Any Boy 00 Oirl under 12
years old clip Ihit Coupon and 5c
aid adfnlt one from 10:45 to 12 o'clock
Saturday Only.
10c and 15c
COMING MONDAY
Sector Special
Eartttra Stmiwytk, Henry Fonda, In
"Mad Miss Manton"
Comedy. Cartoon, News
BIG HITS COMING SOON
Spirit ' Culver
You Can't Cheat An Honest Man
' Stage Coach "*
Throe Smart Girls Grow Up
and many more.
i * Thursday a
"BOYS' 1
Spencer TracyATTIENTIOI
All children under 12 wi
see "Boys' Town" if acco
mother.
Saturday ?1>
"DEVIL'S
"LAW OPT!
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Monday ai
'THANKS FOR
Adolphe Mienji
Ladies don't forget to co
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Wednesday?Double
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Dixie 1
?*&&? St* -i " X'iiiifiiiVritiiiiiiii
to wei?m?t to awl the hw
It?*u <C .he cppoaaats directly.
Actual debate coodtttoas. where*
tn afflrmttUre ind ?gatty> tees
will meet in separate clash, will b
inalatalat 1 >' ch teem will be pet
milted to debate four times befor
any are eliminated, thereby allowta
each school to ensMte In eight d<
bates. Judging throughout the toun
ament will be done by expert crltt
Htdges who will give oral criticism
( the participants following eacl
debate. The final debate will b
broadcast over station WFTF, tta
ejgh. on Saturday evening, April I
Vcm nine to ten o'clock. ' J. H
Rrcughton, Raleigh, attorney, wtl
present a 20 Inch silver loving cui
*o the winning team.
Besides debates, contests will b
held in oratory and extempore speal
Ing. Medals will be awarded winner
In these events.
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Kritical Moments
AND
H OWLARIOUS S COOK
(By The Tattlers)
We're aorta mad, and we * believe
Justly so. Onr column didn't ge
Into the Fiftieth Anniversary EMI
Hon. Once In ftfty yearn; trad ns'nW
in It! It's disgust tag! Bet maybe tta
lay-oft dM us good. We needed s
rest. And we have soma news thli
seemed to bare lots of fun together
In Linoolntoo Saturday. Bpple want
a- nr. - ? .i .. l.o.V *V.?i
ru w no on ui nvwion ms~ ihhuh vui
the gals objected.
And la It true that Eppte and Col
are ca the "<mU" el nee than?
la one of thoae "endurance" re
inaneea which tee furnlahed ua with
h ta of stuff about to termlneteT Ro
n or, (and Indications) are that II
will.
Dan dated Catherine, and E. W
dated Helen Garrison Monday,
There waa a beaut If nl racon orer the
lake.' 'tla said.
Stuff that we have heard thli
weekk la Margaret really "that way1
olout a guyT Who waa Mr. Belli
brunette friend at Llncolnton _
Other Junk too numerous - to men
tlon.
Mountaineers Ooen Base
Ball Season Today
Tangle With Marion At 3:00 P. M.
The local Hlcta baseball team o1*
ns Its seeson today with a conference
fit against Marlon. No advance
Information waa given out by coaches
Kittle and Smart, and neither
would comment on the outlook, but
with Uc forth and Ballard both eligible
moundameu, and aevenl veternm
back, prospects are bright. Very
11tie could he learned about the via
Iters, but they are expected to be
w rthy opponents tor the Mountaineer
opener. ...
PomIWo line-up:
Goforth. Pitcher
Plonk, Catcher
Finger, First E3*e
nennett. Second Base
Falls, Third Base
Morrison, Short Stop
W'sler, Outfield
Gibson, Outfield
Gotns. (Ballard If Goforth starts
:?u mound, Outfield.
FASTER BOO HUNT
The Young People of. the First
P esbytorlan Church, ,-irc planning
I - liuve au Master Kgg Hunt, Friday
April 7lh. at four o'clock en the
church lawn. All boys and girls under
12 yenrs of age are cordially Invi
ed to attend. Admission 10c per
nd Friday
TOWN"
-Mickey Rooney
* KIDDIES
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Ixft to right: Thornton. Pahline an
' Mf-dlin. pianist. The Davis Trio.
tonia. *411 bring a program of met
1 Church next Sunday- morning April
ing service. The paator. W. L. Ha*
?t that time. The' public ia cordially
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I "Life of Christ" In Motion
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Coming Friday April T. 7:30 P. M.
"The Pin'n Phjr, or 'Uf^ of
I Christ,' ts wH?My a treasured heritage
of the agee, to ell Christian
. people, wtacee faith la anchored In
k th?. reaurrect'oo cf Jeees of Nasa
. reth. The dramatic Torsions glren
i. periodically. in Burope at Oherein
incrgan, <ind Freiburg, are rtalted b>
hundreds of thousands <ot Chris tier
prople front all sections of the wcrl(
i r.l enormous expense.
Preduced In tVurope and Palestine,
i The public of Kings Mountain it
' to be giren. the rare opportunity o
i seeing the wirrhMwnoux "Passlor
, Play" motion picture baaed upon ant
- patterned after, both Freiburg, anc
ObcTamraergau 'productions. <m d
dually produced in Europe, thr
Itly l,and. and Egypb. with specta
'gan and choral musli on sound e
iilpinont, deplstlog many faraout
rr.epes In the Life- Crucifixion, ant
r caurrectlon of Jesus. at the Luth
-an Church on April 7 at 7:30 p. m
Everybody Is Inrited, and- xhuisgfccr
Vkets are not neecaeary. A dflrei
ottering w'tl be taken, to asdlat -'- it
raying expenses.
Unusual Spiritual Values.
A very gr vifylng departure frotr
?be usual mov'e presentation tn chtr
cbes U the high spiritual tare! ant
oimospbere of meditation and pray
er established end maintained throi
;liout the enttne pre gram which hai
' pen one of the fundamental objec
See of the "National Bureau Dor K?
''ulcus and Educational Films,*' und
-r whose management this film I
being presented.
This magnificent program is pic
ure., muVc, and address is sttract
:ng Immeniw ejudr.enccs In many c
be largest Churches in the Unite*
Suites and Canada, having been ex
htbited in over two thousand of th'?
ulnctpel Churches, to more thai
ne million people, dtylng the pas.
'wo years. A capacity audience k,
anticipated here. The public is cor<
lolly invited.
Peanuts (Should Be
Planted May 1 to 15
H. D.'Morris, agronomist of <the
North Carolina Agricultural Experiment
Station at State College, ' reminds
farmers of North Carolina
that the beat planting dates for peanuts
are from May 1 to 16. Earlier
plantings often result in rotten seed
because of cold, wet weather, and
plantings later than May 15 generally
yield less than plantings on reev
ommended dates, he advises.
Peanuts rank third In cash crop
value In North Carolina, led only, by
tobacco and cotton. This state is
cue of the argest peanut-produaing
areas, ranklnp second at present and
producing approximately one fourth
of the annual crop in money valge.
Jumbo Runner and Virginia Biqftcb
are the two moat commonly grchrn
varieties Jn the northeastern section
of the Rthte, where moat of the dbm
inercial crop la produced. The Biamish
variety le grown principally 1 in
the piedmont section for home ddnaumptton
and hog grating.
Agronomist Morris recommends
that peanuts be planted on well
drained, sandy, fine .sandy, and Ytry
fine sandy loams and that Umtng Is
necessary If the soil Is too etroqfl?
add. However, he says that growers
should hesitate In applying large
quantities of lime, especially It tobacco
Is grown in rotation to the
peanuts. ,c *
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blind sister and bnothers. from Oie- 4 >
ed music at the Oak Orove Baptist
9fii, at the regular 11 o'clock preachkins,
wlU bring an Easier message <
' !n vited to attend this service.
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(Cont'd from Society page)
point* of intarentier.
and Mr*. J. E."Adori>okU r? !
turned Tuesday frcu a ten-days trip \ *
to Blloxl, Mlaa.. where they were ,
guests of their aon. Brneat Ader *
holdt and tamlly. Mr. Aderholdt te '< !
supervisor ct the Food and Drug administration
of the Mlaataalppi dla- <
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Mlaa Mary Loulee Rhyne of the ))
New London School faculty - spent >
i lie paet week-end with her parents. 1
ami had as her guests Miss Cather- ) |
Ir.c Wront. A. P. Del'.'nger, Jr.. und
Coach Plland, of the New London J |
faculty. The 'party were entertained
at Lake Montopla.
'Mrs. C. E.'Nelaler and Mrs. II. T.
Fulnco. returned Friday alter nn ex- '!
tended stay at tho Nelaler collage ; |
at Palm Harbor, FVn Mrs. Fleming !!
Pnmseur who has-also been a guest
of Mr*. Nelsler at Palm Harbor atop
ped en-route home for a visit to her ' |
daughter and family in Savannah. '
Gci-rgt.a. . ! I
Guernsey Is Sold
To Ratterree
Blackstock. 8. C-. April 3.?A rcg- !
iatered Ouernaey cow. haa recently | j'
been arid by A. Mayo McKeown to 1'
Bright I). Ratterree of Kinga Moun- ))
tain, N. C. Thla animal ia Maid's <
May Flower 346183 recording to the ! |
American Guernsey Cattle Club of 1j
Peterborough, N. H.
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