Student-Faculty R
Basketball
Games Held
Appalachian State Tea chert College,
way . VP yonder In the Mountains,
la probably unaware of the
fact, but It scored a triumph In
Kings Mountain Tuesday night as
four farmer stars from way up thar
provided thrills and apllls ? and
laughs galore In tbe,annual Student
faculty game In the "local gym.
Of course, Appalachian!!** did
not get all the laughs ? they gave
the fans most of the basketball.
Wake Forest scored a* Professor
Hendricks took his turn at bat. 80
did Queens when Lowrasce and Mor
ris took their turn. But the big stuB
went to Appalachian.
thought that he was on the gridiron
most of the time when he wasn't re
fferlng ? which -be took turn-about
doing, and blocked out the Studentforward
whom he was guarding.
Hie forward finally tried to tackle
Mr. Farthing, but he couldn't phase
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the hefty Mountaineer.
Fulkerson, .who wee more than
willing to let Farthing have the
whistle pan of the time, looked: all
cat of place bealde little Watterson,
four-Coot high school lad who did
the runnlng-under In the spree.
Davidson was represented by Mof
fett, who did some of the scoring
for the faculty ? and he got aruund
right well on the floor.
In the gals mU-up.Mrs. Hendricks
did right well at center ? with Low
ranee probably splitting honors with
both Carlisle and Morrle at guard.
Anyway, It don't mrke much never
mind who you pick. They were all
stars? and most of them saw stars.
Everything that happened isn't ex
uctly clear. There, wei? Individual
cheering faction* for the different
stars ? for everybody from Bill
Craig, who helped the men teachers
to Virginia Allen and Dot McGlnnis,
v. ho helped the women. And Miss
| ('anion, the Music Teacher-water
utrl also drew lots of cheers. And
serving the women out i* the floor.
Oh yeah, the scores were: Male.
2.' all (the tie wasn't played off.)
1'omale: Students 31. Kaculty 16.
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G ROVER NEWS
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(Mrs. A. Collins)
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irrovsr, Feb. 28.?"Opem Houne"
wub heiu bundwy front *:30 to 6:00
If. in. at tne borne of D. J. Keeter,
in Urover, when many friends called
to oner congratulations ou nis i
?2nd birthday. Lovely flowers were
used throughout the home,
r rlentla were Invited Into the dining
room where cheese biscuits, dainty
cukes were served and Mrs. B. A.
Harry poured cotfec. bo a Is of
white Qladlolls and narcissus and a
color note of white and icreao were i
used in the dining room.
Mr. Keeter la chairman of the
Board of Deacone of UroVer Baptist
church and has been teacher of the
Womuu's Uible Class, now in his'
honor, "The ,D. J. Keetsr Bible j
Class." for more than 40 years.
the 3. 3. Class Sunday. Mrs. B. A.
Harry assistant teacher, paid tr*oute
and honor to his faithful stewat
dship, with him honor was accord
ed to his faithful wife, Mrs. Keeter.
At the same time recognition was
made of ljie oldest living member
of Grover church, Mrs. M. J. Allen,
who recently celebrated her 85th
| b'rthday. The children and grandchildren
who celebrated with their
father Sunday were as follows:
Mrs. J. H. Jenkins of York. S. C.;
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wharton uf Green
wood. S. 0.; Mrs! Clifford Hamilton
of Clayton; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Pierce of Augusta. Ga.; and Harry
Keeter of Qrover. The grandchildren
present were: Misses Eolene and
Jo Keeter of Kings Mountain; Miss
Mary Jane Jenkins. of Winthrop
College; "Becky*v Jenkins, l.andruin
College! Ethel Keeter Jenkins. Jean
and Anne Hamilton and Viola Keeter
Pierce. One brother, T. S. Keeter
of Grover, and wife, were present
at the reunion.
Dr. and Mrs. Oren Moss. and. two
children of Cllffside visited his mother.
Mi*. W| J. Moss Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, V. J. Hardin and
Mrs. J. W. Priester visited relatives
a few days last week in Donalds. S.
Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. I^ee were callers
In the home of Mrs. L. C. Ham
rick.
Mrs. Eliza Hardness of Sharon. S.
C.. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. V. J.
Hardin this week and other relatives
and friends.
.Miss Mary Frances Hambright,
student of Limestone College, spent
week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Hambright.
Mrs. H. B. Covington spent Satur
day In Charlotte with her aUter,
Mrs. Paul Gibbe.
Little Miss Peggv Keeter and Bob
bv Keeter spent , the week-end with
>be1r grandmother. Mrs. C. W. Rich
*rdson in Kings Mountain.
"DRIBBIN* AROUND
with
"By Qeorge" ,
The Mountaineer boys and girls
played their last home gamo her*
last Friday night, (with the except
ion of tho Student-faculty tilt Tuee
day P. M.) splitting the bill will
Bessemer City. The boys won ant
-l>e girls lost.
This was the girls' second defea
at the hands of the Bessemer Ocra)
per team, and the boys second Tic
tory over them.
Summltt, as usual, ran all ove
the place, shooting 10 to Bessemer)
28 points. Sargeant, Kings Moun
tain's leading scorer, shot 8 of los
ers 12 points. Harmon; the brunetti
who plays a not-so-bad game botl
on the court and off. fouled out o
the tilt in the third period. Shufort
and Hook both showed to right goo<
advantage for the Bessemer team.
The boys was a Mountaineer vie
f/irv frrvm iho otnrf tho final arnri
finding the locals ahead, 32 to 17
Ballard and Willis came la with 1
and 8 points respectively, to shan
scoring honors. Neill, the fast titth
Bessemer City lad. took honors It
that direction, scoring 6 of the los
ers 17 points. ,
Tonight (Thursday), the Moun
talneers head for Cllffslde to plaj
off the game that was snowed out i
few weeks back. We predict a don
hie victory.
A report from Cassel, head of thi
Western Conference Athletic Acth
lties on Feb. 16 showed the Kingi
Mountain girls to be In third placi
out of 12 teams. They were one-hal
a game behind Shelby. Standing a
this time are unknown to this com
er, but the Shelby girls have los
two games since then, so the locali
are probably ahead of them now.
By Way Of
Mention
Lola Bsattle
Mr. Robert Reynolds of the Oai
tonla OOC Camp and Mr. Rober
Putnam of Cherryvilie spent th
| past weex-ena wnn me tormer's m
llther Mrs. Welter Reynolds.
I' Mlu Irene Gladden spent Sum da
| night with Mr. and Mrs. Elvl
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THURSDAY, FEB. St. 1M0.
Brown of Qaatonla.
Mm. Margaret Horn baa been
very sick at her home. Everyone' 1
hopes tor her a speedy recovery.
Friends of Mrs. W. A. Ih'orittrurg
are sorry to learn that she <e In the
hospital in 8helby critcally ill. Bvvery
one hopes ior her A turn for
the better.
Miss Pearl Reynolds spent the
past week end with Miss Avrlce Ea
Ker of the Country.
Mr. Warren Reynolds spent the
first part of the week with friends
in Greensboro, N. C.
and family of Kings Mountain.
Mr. J. S. Bridges of Gastonia
spent the week end with his cousins.'
Mr. Charles and James Alexander.
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