Legion Jun
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CaMh Troy Troyana, the former'
l*soir-Khyne athlete who has been j
Sjod to coach the American Legion
Junior team, told the Herald last
otsht I have not pieked any mem-1
>er of inv team, definitely, but l'
<fciak we're going to have a really 1
crwppy bunch of lads out there (
plugging.'' " ?
Troyano, who came to town last'
PriHar ttl?n ornmlitpd f*? h:ivi> a.
p-aotlce nam(> lined up for the lo-!
*ah? * ifliin the next couple weeks
"The K?me. however, will not be
played in Kings Mountain." tie said.,
Troy a no ha* seen the local High ]
'. School t? ;?in In nctlon. und was e- ,
*r?. "I can't soy. tho. that these/
'hoys will' alt make the team, he.-anise
it's too early too predict 'any-'
attnr-'
.Appealing to every youth who Is, j
within the ape limit, and has any '
possibility of playing baseball to (
oosrie out and try for the team. I
Troys no said: "We already have, n
good number of hoys out. bijt wo I
c.an use. and need many more. We
want every hoy who plans to try Tor
the team to he at practice Saturday
when regular practice starts.'
Troyano will have the team doing I
.routiirtp diill work after Ha t.i|rday", |
ww that the High School seison 1a;
praotfrally over. their last game I
tomfng tomorrow.
Firth certificates have to ho check |
e?l and iti before .lutre 5. according
to manager J: IV KectlrV. allelic- :
officer of the local Post. Manager j
Koeter. Assistant Coach Shorf.v
Edens. and Trovano have lieen bnsv
Tor the past weeks. buying equipment
and getting birth certificates
ef the boys who have shown up for
practice. - , ;
Lions To Fete
Zone Officials
The Kings Mountain I .Ions Club,
corording to an announcement by' J.
W. Milam, will play host at thetr i
rqguiar meeting next week, to the!
officials of 7.one 4. District' 31-A. !
composed of Forest City, Shelby. Mt |
" Tlofty. Oastonia. Cherry ville. Besse- j
nier City. Charlotte and Kings
Mountain
lite-time of the meeting has been
r)iai1ged m Tu^sdsiy night*. to I
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ractice
Monday uight at 7:00 o'clock and
the meeting place from the Mountain
6Vlew House to the Woman a
Club building, to make it more convenient
for the offlt-laln.
tmier speaxer or me occasion -will
be .Dan Stewart, District Governor
of this district.
The meeting will be presided
over by Win. Plonk, Zone Chairman.
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dano'i'ig. and vocalizing on the latest
popular tunes.
'"Viisi ffom a
Iiients of merit, namely, winning the
acclaim W judge*. and the champion
ship at Clip Observer contest In Char
lotte. and u public appearance here
recently. nLaklug a big hit with the
public., ate the Southernatre*. with
Kings Mountain's own Clvd? Green,
and Hob Allen, Who dominoses his
own songs. Allen has been a big
hit wUh bis latest. "1 Satd A Prayer
last Night." a rib local fane are in
for a lot of real entertainment
where these are concerned
Von can't, miss, no matter what
your taste be. in going Co the big
Minstrel tomorrow nlglit at Central
ltidltorlum. He sure to got there
before' eight, so that you can get ft
good seat. Admission' is fifteen and
twenty-five cents.
Rev. J. R. Cantrell To
Speak At First Baptist
Rev. J. It. Cantrell. President of
Coiling Springs Junior College a
ling with twenty or thirty .voices of
the 'College Chorus, will address
the congregation of the First Baptist
Church, Sunday morning. May
11Mb. al the 11:00 o'clock hour.
This . is the fiirst time President
CaiUrell haa addressed any congregation
In Kings Mountain.
Since his eyimibig ! ? Belling
Springs Junior College ten month;
ago. he' has '.done much to improve
it. Three of the buildings are in the
process of reconstruction, a new col
lege campus has been laid. shrubbery
has been planted,, the grounds
beautified and the whole life of the
College given a new atmosphere.
Camp Beauregard, 1*8.. Mav 13. ?
Maj.-Gen. Walter C. Short, today
called the American Army, with
perhapa only one excepton. ' the
toughest apd best eondttcfltcd In the
world.
He sa/id he believed Its future
training depended 011 European events
and what President Roosevelt
"has to say.
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Kings Mountain )
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tempo (186) and retain it throughout
their marahing time. I would'
not - have believed it had anyone told
me. bin how that I've seen it myself.
I'm amazed. This requires super!.
directing and training." Director
Sides, of ?be .Charlotte. Cesttral
High Band described the Kings
Mountain band as "the most spootar
ular band on the field.'
One of the greatest compliments
to the appearance of. the bar.d. came
frotn MaJ. Bd. Obenette. who in-1
speeted the bands. After looking ov
hv Ibe Kings Mountain band. he
,'iH;4 Atih'fr .
are beautiful. They rate 100 pet*
cent."
Those compliments, comtng from
men who have made band directing
tliolr life's work, are a tribute to
fhe efforts of Kings Motwvtaln Hand
official*, to the mus'oV'ns tthemael
ves. and especially to director Paul
K. Hendricks. Judge McAllister,
who judges In each of the Regions
of the lTnlted States, told the sever
nl thousand assembled to see the
bands march, that maneuvering at
the Palm Peach meet was far bet
tor than that in any of the" other
reirlens. so anv hand rating a 1
there, Is classed among the best In
j the nation.
j Kings Mountain band officials re
turned from West Palm Beaoh wttih
praise for the work of the local band
and for evervene who was connected
with the event In West Palm
Beaoh.
Saul Air. Badd W. Iluinrivk, preat
dent of the Band Parents Association:
"livery thing at West Palm
Beach was on the up and up. The
contest was run on a strictly business
basis. We got what we deserved,
and this much can be said: It
really; means something, because the
highest class marching im the country
was done at West Palm Beaah."
Director Paul K. Hendricks, in his
statement to the Herald, . said.
'I'm Just pretty glad about the
Whole thing. 1 greatly appreciate the
support given the band by the people
of the town. The fact that we
came through makes all of us very
proud. It was the best contest, as to
management, that 1 have ever seen.
' Jones Fortune. high stepping'
drum major, remarked that. "It was
the finest spirit ever shown, and
the members of the band realize it.
We're striving to do our best to bo
a credit to Kings Mountain, The,
Best Town in the State, in return
for all they've done for us."
1). M. Bridges, principal of Central
school, who accompanied Uio
hand on the trip, was commended
highly by everyone who made the
trip for his tireless efforts to make
the trip more enjoyable for everyone.
Captain Ft. M. Oruiand, who went
ahead of the band to Jacksonville,
and made arrangements for breakfast
there, was delighted with the
trip, and with the results there.
Said Captain Ormsjnd: 'it has been
a real pleasure, being with the band
in their triumph, and being permitted
to have a part in assisting
them. I enjoyed everything as thoroughly
as the boys and girls in the
bend."
Captain O'Farrell laughingly remarked,
alter he had got back to
Kings Mountain: "I would like to
tee a single boy or girl who made
the trip that had a better time than
I had." 1
Back In Kings Mountain, the hoys
and girls who made the trip to Flor
Ida were presented with copies of
the "Herald" Extra, which came out
1 Saturday interning. The Extra was
put out by the Herald, gratis, copiea
being given to persons who wanted
it. The Herald also donated the coat
of printing, with no paid ads running
in the extra.
The extra provided one of the
greatest souvenirs of the trip, and
was eagerly sought after by musicians
upon' their return.
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Thienos Aires. Mav 13.?TMnloma
tic circles were stirred today by
the proposal of an Argentine Government
offlcrtal that the American
nations scrap their policy of strict
neutrality for a "nonbelligerent" at
tftudn toward the European war.
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