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iodttteated after conquering the
airting Kirestoiio quint 46-42. and
' ailing roughshod over the previous
r unbeaten Belmont All-Stars 41-22
luring the past week. The Units R
. am also won its contest with the
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, Hkiniji St owe -was tlV life-saver
. .. i*v the ren-saw* contest with Ftrei
to in Thursday night. KulkerSOT
i?fl Gobi each scored four field
goal- In the first half, and Crisp's
ti ;ard let hint get .away with as in a-:
tiv snowbirds in tlie second; hut It
as .Stowe who rushed in with the
?>tii Hie winning baskets -in the
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? i _ ? r(?r i- itf iV?iffli,r(y--i?iit 'tfiMi.
sigh scorer for the evening.
' The I.Ions hit their stride tgainst
Ihc All-Stars Monday night. The
Belmont crew was held to two field
?uab? in the first half and complete
l> out-Smarted n the second. The
" od-heat'ed Lion . forward scored
mere points thaq all the All-Stars to
gather, and accounted for 7 field
(goois in the second half, totaling
M points all told, lie couldn't miss j
thctu. long or short," Monday night; ^
and the whole Lions team was pass,
tup them to him. Kulkerson is par- \
nvjlarly adept in slipping the ball
to a basket-bound team-mate. The j
All-Stars had a bad evening, but t,he '
Mountain- Lions were at their best.!
Saturday .night, at 8:15 the locals
?Btart growling at what promises to 1
be their most Important rivals of
rh?- current season, when they tan- j
g'-? with the 'strong Ranlo team, win I
tiers In the Qnston league for the I
first half, 'in the K. M: H. S. gym. I
Should Smart and Crisp fight !
their way through such competition
a* they face In this tilt- they'll -find
themselves tops in this section, and
ahotild Stowe show up as well t in
this encounter as in severttl previous
ones, he'll probably be forced
ft quit bragging about being ait "old
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Double Feature Program
John Wayne in
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also
"Two Thoroughbreds'
Jimmy Lydon. Joan Brodel
Serial ?; New*
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
The Beat Show This Year
Tom Brown, Peggy Moran, In
"Oh, Johnny How You Can
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also Bob Steel In
"Hidden Valley
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Serial ? Cartoon
MOMOAY and. TUESDAY
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James Stewart. tterlene iDetrlch, In
"Destiny Rides Again"
Comedy ? News
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"THE EARL
Robert Montgome
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William Henry
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Scoot Service
Well Attended
Approximately 150 dScouts and
Scouters were on hand Sunday evening
at. ?VSu at Central Methodist
j^iurcU to greet Hev. R. N. Halrd,
n w-'PasWjr of lloyce Memorial A. R
1'. Church for his first Kings Mountain
address outside, of Boyce Memorial's
tiuinil. and for his second
second .Kings Mountain sermon, a*J
long with the animal Boy > Scout
Sunday serinon. A record breaking
congregation was also on hand to
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und to hear Rev. Itaird's message.
Tlie service was opened with pray
er by Rev. b. Boyd Hamin. pastor
of the Lutheraii Church. alter whlc
Rev. llaird was introduced to the
! congregation by Rev A. 0. Sargeant
Pastor of First Baptist Church, as
president of the Kings Mountain
Ministerial Association.
Rev. Baird used as the theme ox
his sermoR. 'Mi? Ready.' Kxtolliug!
tlie Boy Scout Program as one of
the greatest benefactors to both
boyhood and mank^tuty ho com pit
ment^d both Scouts 'and Scout crd
on the great work which they are
doing.
Rev. Baird told the record breaking
congregation .that "Just us
recieve punishment for breaking the 1
i laws'of man. we also receive pun-!
[ islunent for breaking the laws of.
God. Using many interesting illustrations
to clarify himself, Rev.
Baird declared that if a man kill
another, mam?thus breaking a law
of man. he is placed in prison, and
that if a man jump from atop a tall
I building, breaking.- a law of God,
I death "is his punishment. -. .
I Scout troops.. of Kings Mountain
attended in bodys. with Scouters,
Patrol leaders, and their respective
l Scoutmasters accompanying hem.
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, 11. \V. Lowry. a kiusintui of Mrs.
. R. Lawrence Mauney. passed away
at. hts home In Denver. Colorado, ro
cently
Mr. Lowry had visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Malmey sevaifil
llfnna >> it<l Ixod n nnmhus
vi ?? iimva nun iiuu a iiuiuuri uL
friends in Kings Mountain who
deeply regret to hear of his death.
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,T AND A BABY"
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Double Feature
A LIFE"
? Betty Field
HELLIGENCE"
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CLONINGER TWINS
York Road
King* Mountain can well be
proud of this net of twins, and no
doubt, their many friends are going
to try to place them on top of next
week's Honor Roll. Ann and Kenr.
are the two years and nine months
old children of Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Clonlnger. They have blue eyes,
blonde hair. Ann weighs. 34 pounds
and Keun weighs 39 pounds.
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WILLIAM EUGENE LAYTON
Wilton Street
Not -all Of the good looks are confined
to the young ladies entered
In the .Derby. William is the two
years old son of Mr. and Mrs. j. G.
Layton. and the grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. W. VV. Paris, and Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Layton. all of Kings Mountain.
He has blue eyes, blonde hair
and weighs 32 pounds and a number
.22 this week.
More About Baby Derby
Honor Roll
(Cont'd from trout page)
slows up at this important tune Is
going to be outdistanced ? leaving
your baby trailing in the dust?*au
also ran." Tiie way is wide -pell for
a nustlei to DIG RIGHT IN and win
*11) special cash prize, honor and
glory, 3200 and loving cup. Coupons
and subscriptions can be gotten
by those who will go after them
It will pay you to put forth more
determination this week ?- not
next week. When the pessimistic
bug bites you feed it Just a little
more energy for thiB is a sure cure
and you will experience a pleasant
feeling. Don't let your baby
down now. Remember, the special
prize offer closes Saturday night.
Make every hour count now and
then t
Many of (lie babies have not yet
a subscription reported for them.
Just think of il The parents of
these babies have tfaem entered to
win ? of course. Yet they have entirely
overtooketf the.. opportunity
for mile-getting offered in subscriptions,
Surety, any baby in (be race,
with parents, uncles, aunts, grandparents,
friends and acquaintances
has at least a few of these people
who would renew or become sub
scribers to The Herald ? simply for
the asking.
We do not know if some of the
folks area a bit reluctant to advance
their babies through the subscription
angle. They shouldn't feci that
way, for in this wcrk you are advancing
the future of the weekly
newspaper ? the backbone of the
nation. :
We would like to see each baby
represented this week with some
subscriptions. We cannot believe
that any baby In the race could be
so lacking in backers that not a
solitary person would help it with
a subscription. Surely, pou parents
are going to make ah effort these
last few days of this week. Then,
are hundreds of prospects for new
and renewal subscribers. At least
make an effort to get in a $15 'club'
by Saturday night
You mothers and dads must remember
that baby cannot win the
race without your active tbterest.
You are Its campaign managers, and
on teas you are willing to aeek the
support of a number of people ' la
Its behalf, your baby cannot hope
to 'emerge the winner. Why net get
busy right now and start the Job
of patting your baby in the lead?
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JOYCE BI8ER
Gold Street
Thin young lady with the entranr
Ing smile Is number 30 on this
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four year?- old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. M. H. Blscr, and the granddaughter
of Mrs. N. F. Watterson.
She has brown eyes, brown curly
hair, and didn't give her weight.
Remember, parents, there Is a $10
special prlzo offered this week.
Photo by riord Studio. Shelby, N. C.
LINDA MORRIS
Waco Road
This picture of health Is the one
year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F
O. Morris,- and the only living grand
parent Is Mrs. Sallie Rollins of Gro
ver. Linda has dark brown eyes
Ihlack hair and weighs 19 rounds.
There is only this week and next
week remaining in the first period
of the Baby Derby. Better speed up!
East School 'nstalls
New Boiler
East End School is the proud possessor
this week of a brand new
bailer, she result of an explosion
last Wednesday morning that kept
the students of that school at home
for four and one half days.
Classes were dismissed last Wed
nesday afternoon and were resumed
yesterday morning. Installation of
the new unit was completed .Tuesday.
Superintendent of Schools, B.
N. Barnes announced that the explosion
whs of a minor nature, and
that the only damage waa to the
boiler itself. . >
Agricultural Teachers
Meet At McSwains
TT.\e eleven agriculture teachers
in the Cleveland County School 8yi
tem met Tuesday aftpmoon at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther R.
MoSwaln on the 8helby Highway.
The Teachers 'discussed Hotne Beau
tlfication, and other phases of land
scaping. Mr, T. -H. Stafford, of Ashevllle,
Supervisor of Agricultural
Teachers for Western North Caroli
na was present and lead in the discussion.
President Cantrell of Boiling
Springs Junior College Was also
present.
Following the meeting Mrs. McSwain
and daughter served refreshments.
ON THE TREASURE
TRAIL OF PIRATES
A series of exoltlng stories relating
the a<fventurea of famous buccaneers
who sailed the 8panlsh Main.
One of many Illustrated features In
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
distributed every 8unday with the
BALTIMORE AMERICAN
On sale at all newstands
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as executor for
the last will and testament of Vers
Rawles, all pereons having claims
against the estate of Vera Rawles,
deceased, will please file same with
the undersigned on or before February
16th, 1941, or Mb Is notice will
be pleaded In bar of their recovery,
All persons indebted to her estate
will please make Immediate payment
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C. F. Tbomaaeou, Executor.
J. R. Davie, Atty. ' ?adv?mar JO.
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, Clydle missed thin week's Honor
Roll but his parents could make a
real effort this week and placo him
on the next Honor Roll. He 's the
five vears old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Huffstetler. and the grandson of
Vrs. .1. W. Ross of Cherryvllle. He
has brown eyes, brown hair and
weighs BO pounds. 10 one-year subscriptions
is 2800 miles.
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PAUL MORRIS SHORT
Route Two
Another handsome youngster In '
the Derby is Paul, the two years
and three months old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wade Short, route 2, and
the grandson of Mr. W. C. Morris.
Kings Creek. S. S. He has blue eyes
blonde hair and weighs 39 pounds.
Paul could climb high on the Honor
Roll if his supporters would put
in the proper effort.
7pLAY AT BETH WARE
The Beth-Ware Dramatic Club has
announced that it will present a
three-act mystery farce '"Aunt Susie
Shoots The Works" at BethWare
high school auditorium on
Feb. 24. at 8:00 p. m. The play Is
nbcut Aunt. Susie who Inherits a
' large estate including a sausage
j works. The first night spent in the
! house proves to be a mysterious one
There are two black face characters
who are a scream. There are eleven
people in the cast. For an evening
of fun be sure to come. The admls
sion is 10c and 20c.
Home B. & L. Stockholders
fTo Meet
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Stockholders of the Home Build
jlhg and Loan Association will have
, their annual meeting next... Thursday
, at 7:30 In the court room ot the
[City Hall, according to A. H. Patter
[son, Secretary and Treasurer. All
[ 'stockholders are invited to he present,
and hear the report of the past
. year's business, which was one of
the best in the history ot the Association.
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Drop in at the PIT after
the "Pic"?Eat a Barbeci
Milk Shake.
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EXPCCTED TODAY
Dr. Philip Padgett, who la going
jo make Kings Mountain hia home
a expected to arrive either today or
tomorrow and open hia office for
general practice in the Professional
Bui^ng. Dr. Padgett comes here ?
from,' Bryson City* where " He ha?
been engaged in Ptiblic Health
vork.
I>r. Padgett has a brother who
practices In Shelby. ,
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Gastonia, Feb. 12.?An automobile
>vertorned on a curve near here
yesterday, killing 1 James William
and. Wl!burn.^Ojyyjs. Gaetonia textile
mill workers, and injuring four
Jthcr persons.
The injured were Clifford Owens,
kivibon Ktolr anil cnllar hnnA! 11. la.
Woody, a WPA timekeeper, broken
ba<fk; and Mart HMpitalnger and
Yates Owens. who were leas rerioue
l> hurt.
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or* struggled Into Foochow today
with a story of the sudden death v
of 300 men., women and children
when a 100-ton coaatal steamer waa
blown to ,)>lts after striking a mine
at the mouth of the Mln river.
ADDING FLAVOR TO
EVERYDAY DI8HE8
An informative article by a famous
household authority, giving recipes
and hints to make 'dishes more tasty
Look for this feature in the
February 25th Issue of
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
the big magazine distributed witfr
the
BALTIMORE AMERICAN
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