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Prominent Citizens In
A plea uf a condemned fn ?n for
Justice that hag thrilled thousands
throughout the United States will
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anond of Hollywood, California,
when he appears In Ills famous true
Hfe court draine, '^PRISONER AT
THE HAR," at the Central Methodist
Church of Kings Mountain op
Thursday night. May 16th at 8:00
o'clock. This famous drama is being
?ponsoi-6d by churches of Kings
Hmmfnin and npftrhv tnunH.
The trial deals with a man, Ralph
Jones, who is charged with the murder
of his wife while under the influence
of liquor. The State charges
thai the crime was committed in
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Buck Jones in "California
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tin? pretence of the defeuduui's lit-j
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' oil to testify 'against hint. The ' dieI
fondant charging others in the
court room with the murder ? the
buttle between the opposing attori
nevs over the use of the chi'cl.us a
'witness ? the eontinotion in court
when the defendant makes a break
to stop his little' dauglier front testilying.
These are some of the gripping
scenes in this powerful drama
from real lfe.
The Methodist Board of Tempera-nee
has secured the personal appearance
of the author. George
Young Hammond, of Hollywood, for
the production of this drama throughout
the country.
Supporting Mr. Hammond, who
^ v.\ll appear iii^the Title role as
"Prisoner." will Hayward JT. J
| Johnson of Portland, Oregon. and
' the. following cast of local citizens:
" else. J. Proctor Thompson; Det
for.se' Attorney, J. R. Davis; Prisij-iucrs'
Utile Daughter Alda Jean
Davis; Police Officer. Chief of Poller,
J. A. Bunts; Finger-Print Expert.
Rev. H. O. Sprinkle. Jr.: Clerk.
Rev. W.- 8. Johnson: Star Witness
for State. Mrs. J. E Mai.ney and
Bailiff, Supt. B. X. Barnes. Summon
ed for Jur> duty are: B. S. Nelll,
Haywood E. Lynch, B. ,S. Peeler, H.
C. Wilson. R. L. Lynn. W. O. Morris
Z. F. Cranford. W. M. Ganlt. J. E
Mauney. H T. Fulton. Dr. J: E. An,
thony and Dr. S. M Baker.
The Methodist Board of Tempsfc-ance
is presenting this modern drania
o' liquor without admission
charge, as part of ts nation-wide pro
gram of education. An offering will
be taken. j
C. S. Simmons of Pollicksville, J
Jones Couniy, has a demonstration
, poultry flock of 14 hens that relumed
him a net profit of $43.17
In March, reports Assistant Farm .
Agent Jack Kelly. |
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IS FOR THE IRISH"
? Thomas Mitchell
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TPS KINOfi MOUNTAIN HKRALDTH
Mountaineers ]
From Bessemc
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Band
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The money spent on phone calls ':t8'
from West Palm Beach to Kings v
Mountain: ' ila?
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Ladd Hamrick pleading to the op ;<>?
-was talking to Byron Keeter, in- ,e>|
coming President of the Band Par- ,||
cnts Association. jim]
Editor Haywood E. ' Lynch, payino 10
Postmaster W. E. Blakely $1.78 postage
on copies of The Herald for 1
band members in Floria. knc
and
Charlie Thomasaon said that he wit
could hear Ladd Hamrick ''feeding" 10
money to the telephone so he coula In ,
get to ALL about the wnners. woi
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Glee Bridges stopping by the Her- .
aid Office a little after 6 A. M. to 1
find what the editor was doing rpj|
down so early.
Harold Hunnicutt dropped by to
check up on the band information
and to inform the Editbr that he laii
will have his airplane at the local on
airport todays Fri
Editor Lynch was called out of
bed both Friday and Saturday morn
ing to tell inquiring followers of the ^
Band how the Boys and Girls did. ugl
Kings Mountain is certainly in- ma
terested in the Musicians from the Or!
Best Town in the State. Clt
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Congratulations, Boys and Girls, fea
Director Hendricks, and all of pra
Kings Mountain who did their part gei
to make <^his accomplishment possible
? Your Home-Town Paper ? tj,e
The Herald.
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On every street corner and In every
store yesterday the question was |
"Have you heard from the Band .. .
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Most business houses and support pll
era wired congratulations to the cat
Band In Florida. Charlie Thomasson str
got Western Union Phillips to open fro
up before time to start the happy J
messages 8outh. the
Everyone likes a WINNER and jav
The Band from the Best Town In b(i
The State Is a WINNER. hin
Miss Helen Stuart M
Wins Beauty Title
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Alias Helen Stuart, winusome log
blonde, was announced Miss Kings ^
Mountain in the Beauty pageant ^
which was held at the Dixie Then- Jul
tre last Thursday night. Miss Stuart ^ f
won over a group of about twenty
of Kings Mountain's loveliest.
Winder in the (battle fop* Little ^
Miss Kings MounUln was Peggy
June Croker, 4 year old daughter of M
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Crocker. . Mo,
Mary Evelyn Ooforth and Edna Wa
Hoffman, respectively, were runners
up In the Senior event, with Patricia
Hayes coming second in the Jun F
lor group, and Judy Jenkins getting mo:
third place. Grc
,Ml8s Stuart will represent Kings Bel
MounUln in the State Contest at wai
Rocky Mount and have a screen Rw
test. Little Miss Crocker will have fJid
a photograph of herself entered in plot
the Junior finals. .
Oardy Watterson and Gloria Corn T?
well, masters of the art of Jitter- fo
bugging, won the amateur contest.
They will go to the stata contest. k
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In Close Win i
ir City |
Kings Mountain's near-^harnplons +
imuCneer.. wont to town, so to +
.ik. against Bessemer City here *
sdav afternoon, marking up
ir seventh straight eonference
lory, and staying out in the lead J
the conference by at lea3t two <
iics by u score of 11-19. Official *
itilings have not been posted for *
past two weeks by Casse'l. head 4.
the Western Conference. . J
InHarU.-^elapj^V^ ^tltf?. Xght
of the victory on his should- ?
atone, after both Coins'anil Cobb +
I been battered all over the lot. ?j>
marked up the -victory In the f
L three innings of the bull game. *
ITltbout (be service of Smith, g
ihv first sucker, the Mountaineer '*
v demoralised, ami .mark-al up
i>. mil tint, 1K1. Koil ??r- li Lit
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T condition. Goins. who slanted. I >
lr*>?l in the fifth.. Cobb lasted un-11
the early.part of the seventh. *
I turned over an already bad ,dea' *
Falls rd. who struck out eleven J
I won the ball game. ' 4
tallard also did a good job at hat ll
K-king a home run in the first J
I winning the game in the ninth *.
h a double., when the score was X
to 9 against him. His hit brought +
two Kings Mountain runs and t
a the game.
Friday flhe teerm rrueete SheSby 4>
o. and fans are praying for a win. f
ie Southernaires At |
xie Theatre %
The Southernaires, Kings Maun- |
n"s own strng band will appear X
the Stage at the Dixie Theatre +
day night at 9 p. jn. This quartet J
s declared winners of tho North J
I Soixth Carolina String Band con 4
t last week in Charlotte. The ?
al boys are considered to be' un- 5
tally good and are making prep- X
tions to appear on Major Bowes 4
glnal Amateur Hour in New York ?
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rhe Stage appearance is an added 4
iture as the complete picture pro- 4
im will be presented, and Mana
C. E. Cash says he will like to '
t ?a large audience hear the Sou- |
rnaires. .
nail Fire Monday
Bremen were called Monday at ;
II P. M. to the residence of A.
Putnam on Church Street when a
e of lumber ba the back yard 4
ight on fire. The lumber was de- j
oyed, but firemen kept the fire 3
m spreading to the nearby house. 1
V caedrlver was arrested going to I j
> ftre for being to close to the 3
cks, which ie a violation of the j
r? and other motorists are warn- 4
to stay a reasonable distance be- 2
d the truck when going to a fire. 4
rs. D. A. Bell Dies |
Irs D. A. Bell, 61, died at her *
ne in the Oak Orove community >
tr Kings Mountain Tuesday aft- J
oon at 5 o'clock, after a linger
Illness.
frs. Bell was the daughter ol
late Thomas E. Lovelace and
la Ann Hamrtck Lovelace. She
survived by her husband, D. A.
1; two daughters, Mrs. Everett
d and Mas Etta Bell; five sons,
tries 8. of Geatoaia, Claude, Edand
William, of Oak drove, and
nroe J. of Charlotte, and Kings
uatain; one sister, Mrs. T. M
xe; 20 grandchildren and one
at-grandchild.
uneral services will be held this
rning at 11 o'clock at the Oak
>ve Baptist church of which Mrs ;
1 had been a member since she 1
i' 14 years of age. The pastor, |
r. Lather Hawkins, will officiate
burial will be in ' the family ?
: In Oak drove cemetery.
nnis Players To Go |
Shelby Saturday |
lings Mountain High School Ten- f
players will go to Shelby Satur- +
to compete in the Western Coo $
tnce Net meet there. This will t
the third net meet for the Moun *
eers this season. , T
ley have defeated Beeeemer City f
e sad lost to Shelby. Miss 'Verm $
geai^t was <he only Mourftain-' +
successful in her oon quest last *
k against the Shelby team. j
CORRECTION X
iccordlng to the advertisement J
ouncement of the opening of the v
gs Mountain Foundry, which ran $
he last issue of the Herald, the ?
phone number of the Foundry Is +
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should have been 2404. *
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