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Senior Play
Friday Evening
?
' Contncius say, "ueuor lute than
*< v?v." Win n uie buna went to Floi
vu. '('ijtiia hoy, was postponed.
Ui-vutoi'v the tu gruel t't s uuil more .
practice. The tlmo is t-TiUai, May
v: , ' 4>n at 8:.00. ,
Rvfcry <n< will be interested in
siring bow Mr. i'aiKt'i- (U. ! '. llortl,
a" i principal of. Hie litgii s'lioot, uiiei
Vu- Hirker (Mary Juiitt l'ullock)
once their ' cn.dreli. Ill 11 tlieii
. 1 i-tlpesi anil Seliliv. * Verts' Sat
.riv>. lJob tl'.illy Ruddock) ami
-ii In M'.ie (Glollu Coin Willi. till?
cilbot's children ate always .uti
I. toot Kevjy I lit'\u seems to !>'
.o.nnig fairly smoothly. until Mark
/ ilis i|,udil Itatfirirk, Jr.t a young
1 lOHopher from China makes tils
appearance'' (ieorge (.lames/ Kdward
,yI, 11 Vi isi ii I'n-yhi iU''i-L
1 Moss) in.a wealthy miss who
i;iv?.s Selma quite a bil of I rouble,
k.! iirv (KtiKfli! Keeter). till.- Parker's
ii...t'l of all work. fixes up every*
'I ik with concoction sip- buy# at
'i.i tin-dicine show.
liven Confucius, himself, caul
? sc.ilhc a heller Ionic tor spring
r than seeing "China I toy.''
'The Diamond Shoppc
Opens
rhe'.-ihamonil SHoppe is Ho c Ppr'lj
i he 'Vlonk-Huker .Building on Kmki
i* ynta'ii s|rt irt opposite the1 Kings'
',/i /uiiiain llurtdlllg and I?oau Assot.on.
A complete Hue ci( qualHv
> Irj and meal's clothilis; will he
otT? red on easy convenient payment.
" ac ordltii; to Mr. It. C. Tahkors1e>.
v. hi j lias had several years .expert ?'.ce
in the credit selling biislnes.t.
A watch and Jewelry repair liel^itlnieiu
will he maintained under
tt.e direction of Mr. Laician Garner.}
*i.r expert jeweler who is' capable of
repairing all makes of watches. . ,
Mrs. Tankersley will assist ?tl the
operation of the business.
Mr. and \tYs. Tankersley have alTi.nly
mo vied to Kings Moiitiiiaiii
from Shelby and have an apartment
on West Mountain street...
Both Mr. and Mrs. Tankersley extend
an - Invitation to everyone to
visit thoir new business.
IMPERIAf
Phone 134
TODAY?THURSDAY
By Special Request, Repeat Showing
.' ' V ' " ' ' '
"The Hunchback of Notre
Dame"
Comedy ? News ? Serial
Everybody 10c
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Double Feature Shows
George O'Brien in
!r "Bullet Code"
Hugh Herbert in
"LaConga Nights"
Cartoon ? Serial
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Another Big Hit
"One Million B. C."
Cbmedy ? News ? Cartoon
?Coming Soon?
"REBECCA"
Thursda
I "FRONTIER
Randolph Scott Friday
and Satun
MURDER 11
Ronald Reaga
"RANCHO
("'.one Autry?J
Monday an
TORR
James CagneyWednesday
- Bargain ]
"PIONEERS OF
The Three
I "TEAR GAS
Dennis Morgan I
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l"'ll'l|Py|ipPj||iF'lppPl^lPI>fUf? 111 i "11!'l V** 'I
m
Drinking Pedestrian A
Highway Menace
R'ALEUQil.?The drinking driver
has loug be?*n a major cause of coi<
tern to Ronald llocutt, Director of
the Highway Safety Division, but hi
recent months the dnlnking pedesiriun
has given the safety director
a few headaches.
"It is difficult to know just what
to do about- the individual ?vho taU
es on a few snorts and theft' Roes
tucking down the street or high
way. viidaructTtig Hot 'oftly ills own
life lint uNu st ran Re to say. jeop
ardi/.lnc the safety of Other people,"
Hoeutt said.
"'Kvi-iyotie knows that the drink
inn driver n a menace not only to
himself hut to everyone else on the
road, hut it is , generally . 'nought
that the drinking pedestrian end an
reis mi one's life hilt his own Thar
iit:t> be true iii most,' case*. tmi
torisi siuiy. s to avoid striking tin
inisteady- nedestrtan and kills o?
Injuries: hlin*elf?*or someone else
"\pi<ioxiii?;M?|\ tn percent of onr
traffic fat '.Hi! .? are pcrtes'rtaai\ and
a good many of 'he pedestrians kill
?t have had a few drink* under
their holts.
"The Highway Safety Division."
llo'-utt added, cautions pcapie who
drink not to walk- on the streets
and highways. particularly at night,
and wo also urge alf motorists to
tic on the watch for. unexpected
inurements of drinking pedes'l-ians.
i nere is a wen-Known slogan id uie
effect thai 'It you drink don't drivo,'
\W minld add 'if you drink. don't
walk in traffic.-"
Juniors Lose
Opener .
Kings Mountain's American. Legion
Juniors, opening thcli:- season
here last Monday, with a practice
tilt with Rutherford Count.Cs Jun
hire, lost the first attempt. to 7
I ia I lard had jcliarge of mound duly
for the locals, with Oates handling
Forest City's, with ilullard giving
up eleven. and Oates keeping
the locals to eight. Kttors, local cen
ter fielder, led the hitting with a
decide and a triple, along with e
single, for three for five.
Coach Troyano released 'lie following
schedule for the coming
week. Thursday. Cherry ville, at
Cherry ville; Friday. Forest City.there:
Monday, Cherryviile. here.
The home tilt will begin at .1:30.
It was learned by the Herald yesterday
that Cohhi who had beer,
scheduled to handle a lot of the
mound duty for the local team had
been declared -ineligible because of
no available birth certificate.
FK KIDNEY
IIICAITNCOO Monty Back
if LA Ml LOO IF IT FAILS
Also for Functional Symptom* of
BLADDER TROUBLES!
Tako KIDANS now and rtUm nlwisg
and discomiarts oi Backache and Leg Palo*
?Freguent. Scanty and Burning Passage?
Unnatural Odor?Loan at Bnargy?Headaches.
Oiatnann. Nervousness?caused by
fcrnctienol Sidney and Bladder Disorder*.
KIDANS In n safe remedy. Activate*
healthy function In* ?f kidneys and bladder.
Work speedily. Taken aa directed,
swift results will follow. Tear money
hack if SI DANS foil to bring relief. Take
KIDANS new. Believe present discomforts
and disorders and avoid serious eemplientioo*
whish stay follow. Thousands report
pleaaiag rmults. Bo should yon or the
trial aeetn nothing.
MONEY BACK OUARANTEE!
. Deposit tlAfl with year druggist for tens
has*. Of KfDANS. Us* on* hex. If net
omtire'v tells fled with BBSULT8. return
Other IV u tho same druggist and year
see W|'' he refunded. Atari KIDANS
Sidirc. uetm today. KIDANS is e*M by
Ad*
KIN08 MOUNTAIN DRUG CO.
K
y Only I
MARSHALL"
? Nancy Kelly
lay?Double Feature
Nf THE AIR"
n ? John Litel
GRANDE"
smiley Burnett
id Tuesday
ID ZONE"
-Ann Sheridan
Day - Double Feature
i rrtvvv* ttmnrnu
l tlCi WM1
Mesquiteers
5 SQUAD** I
- Gloria Dickson
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HS KINGS MOUNTAIN HVRAIX
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Awards And
Medals Given
On Tuesday nigtu, at (jrununai
.school graduation exercises, aiut on
Wodnesuay morning. uie following
ueuuls 'and uwams were presentee
..u outstanding siudeuts of both
grammar and High school. (Other
awards presented at finals last
.light): .
Grammar School
'. I'. li.tker Iteudng, Mcdul. Ha rah
Butties. Hast ijihool.
iH-rs. ("'. K. N'eisler iWhnmtlau
Medal James llerndon, Central
School.
Hast I*. T. A. Dec iainal to.) Mcdui
Clinton Wood.
Ku'-l P. T. A. Ki ail.tiv Mejtla| > r,Saiali
Startles.
Qratiuuar School Field Day Trc
pip given to Central School n?r one
NlMdlAINlAMUM4MsMaMnlAiMAMMA?MMSi i
Mrs. Frank Stimttters gave four,
lain pen to William Bagwell ' tltti
aradel ui)d also gave-fountain pen'
to Joe McDail'.el (7th grade) fot
most ltlf|lrovein^:l Itr writing do
iitg the vear. (
High School
Activities Mary Jiiliu Pollock
Art ? Vivian Prince.
Pots' Athletics ?? .lames Oiltsor
and Charles Ballard.
Girls' Athletics Wanda Moloney
Debating: 1. Dorothy Mayes; 2.
Tttanifa "McSwaln; ". Martha McChtin
4, Clnt:a Plonk.
Dramatics D. F. Hord. Jr.
Journalism ? Carolyn Prince.
Band % ? I). F llord, Jr.
Pthno Bnchnol McCtaln.
Civic Improvement Award ? Mrs
Ftilkersou's Home Boom.
DanfbtlUv Foundation Award Wvj
en to latdd Hamrick. Jr.. and Mary
Julia Pollock.
National Band Festival - Bassoon
Solo Medal for Honor. Bating of I?
Finest Mauncy.
National Band Festival-Alto 'Clarinet
Solo Modal for Honor Bating of
1 ?D. P. Hord. Jr.
Southern To Put On
Modern Coaches
iilu.D.) f.. * ??0 ??> ?
rviimiui, V??.. .UU? -fl.?'IO IIU'N1$'<1
maximum coiu fort for day coach
passenger*1, -fourteen modern ne\?
chair car coaches with reclining
Seats will be placed In service oti
Southern Hallway trains Noa. .29-31'
and 35-3<>. between Atlanta. Charlotte
and Washington, and on the
Ifinnlin {htvm .Special. i|?Uween. Birmingham.
Chattanooga. Knoxville
and Washington. about June 1st.
Frank L. Jenkins, passenger traffic
manager. Washington. P. annouu
cod recently. According
to Mr. Jenkins. these
new coaches incorporate all the latest
features, .including air-condition
ing. comfortable chair seats, indivld
ual seat lights which can he doused
or dimmed to a restful shade of blue
for sleeping purposes, commodious
rest rooms and anti-rattling devices
for the absorption of noise. The exterior
of the cars lias been finished
in sylvan green, with an aluminum
band along the window section,
while the Interior is decorated in
paswel shades harmonizing with seat
ujpholstedy, window curtain? atnd
floor covering.
The new coaches will be operated
In units consisting of one partitioned
coach and one straight or full
coach, two units being required for
each train.
ATTENDS GROUP CONFERENCE
Mra. P. G. Ratterree went to Spar
ranburg Saturday to attend the
group conference Red Cross instate
torn. The conference was under the
direction of representatives of the
National Nursing Service of the Red
Cross. Friends of Mrs. Ratterree
will be Interested to know that she
la an authorized Red Cross instrue
tor.
Washington, May 28.?The Government-flxed
prevailing minimum
wage rates for the Iron and steel Industry.
which aurylved a long court
battle ov.er their validity, were In
effect today for all future -bldderB
on Government steel contracts.
The rates, ranging from 82 1-2
cents an hour In the big Pittsburg
steel market to 45 cents in the Sou
Jth. will not apply to bids already so
liclted by Federal agencies.
PRESCRIPTION
SERVICE
We Fill any Doctors'
Prescription promptly
and accurately at rea?
a a . a . a I
sonabie prices with the
,confidence of your physician.
KINGS MOUNTAIN
DRUG CO.
THE RKXALL STORE
W# Call Per And Deliver
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TjnJHRDAY, HAY 30. 1M?.
Attend Centennial Meet ,
in Shelby
Several Kings Mountain Civic
leader* and bu&iueas men ' attended
a meeting in the Court house In
Shelby Tuesday night, for the purpose
of incorporating plans for the
Centennial Celebration of the Found
.ng of Cleveland County.
Among those attending the meet.nit
from Kings Mountain were J.
it ThomaHson. 11. Tom Fulton.
has. I-'. Thomas soli, laidd W. Ham:
tck. Arnold Kiser. Glee A. Hrilges,
and \V. K.- Mauney. "George" Whit-"
tinglon. Kings MoutUaiu. JLerald?tte-.
I?>rier also attended the meeting.
Personals
(Cont'd from Society, pa-oj
In June.
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M!\ali<l Mrs* it.'*^1' n[f-'lnieiso'li of
Anderson. S. C, were guests of Mr.
.ltd Mrs. J. It Davis Sunday. The
uii|ile were en-route to Charlotte to
ti< ml the funeral services for Mr
Kllis Henderson, biother of the former
and were accompanied l*> Mrs.
Davis.
. ?o?
l-'loyd Collev. second lieutenant' of
lie 1'. 8 Army Air Corps. spent
he week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
'Vtiton V tit num. Mr. Colley. nephew
if lien ton and \V. 11. Putnam ol
Kings Mountain, was enroule from
Texas to Charleston. 8. C.. from
1 WORK-IT'S^Y
^^RVES AGAIN
wyou EVER HAD^I
r A DAY when you felt tense, *
jumpy, irritable?
A NIGHT when you were
wakeful and reetless?
Over-taxed nerves are likely to
cause loss of friends, loss of sleep,
loeS of pleasure, time missed from
work, family quarrels, physical
and mental suffering.
The next time you feel nervous,
try the soothing effect of one or
two Dr. Miles Effervescent Nervine
Tablets.
Try Dr. Miles Effervescent Nervine
Tablets for Sleeplessness due
to Nervousness, Nervous Irritability,
Nervous Headache, Excitability
and RestlL-iuess. Your ?
money bock If you are not entirely
satisfied.
At ran Dm 8tara
Small Packs*! SS#
Larse Packs** T(g
BtaiaWr to ask far
OH. MILES ?&****<**# '
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NOW <
The I
Quality Jev
On l
Enjoy Your Jei
Located Opposite
You are cordially Ir
Expert Wat
We will maintain at all
ment. AU Workmanship
TheC
BP
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ivited to visit us where yoi
ch and Jewelr
tiroes a com plete and up?
Guaranteed and Prices ai
diamond S
C. TANKERSLEY, Manage
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or* nu J
With 1AN1
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Wear suit* styled for Olympic
champs .. best for com
fort, free motion, and good
looks. Swell fitting with
built-in support.
Fine two-way stretch lastex
trunks with built-in support.
Wool gabardine and silk
swim shorts in blue, teal,
grey, tan, ebony. All sizes.
COMPLETE SIZE RANGE
$1.00 - $1
Belk'sDepa
REMEMBER ? You A
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3PEN FOR BL
Kamond I
With A Complete Line of
relry and Me
Those Convenient, Easy Paj
ivelry And Clothes
Kings Mountain Building I
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Why Gasp For Breath?
TRY
Breatheasy
; FOR RELIEF
? Mrs. H. A. Corriher'
HendentonvUle, North Carolina
1 Kepiv.ieiitulive wanted
Ifl
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iBxt^awnii illm'immiti n>,?ini?ni ?<? ???
| /f /s Time to
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WPPfPPWPPlKWIVIilllRI^ Jllil
| which place he left Monday enroute
I to the Hawaiian Islands where he
la to be stationed.
Mis. L. V. Qaffney returned San
day from Baltimore, Md., where ?h?
attended rhe comineneemeiit e.-Ar
ciaes of the West Baltimore Oener
al Hospital, Inc., Training School foi
Nurses. Miss Kathleen Oaffney ant
M-lss Doris Plyler. both of Kin^t
Mountain graduated with liiKh lion
ors and have accepted work wit I
the City Hospital, Baltimore.
At Las
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li> 1 LiEi i
ZEN Trunks
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l.^^8
rtment Store
Llways Save At BELK'S
JSINESS
Shoppe
i
n's Clothing
nments
While You Pay
:; . .' v " .
t ivoan Association
u will SAVE Money. ^ I
y Repairing I
to-date Repair Depart
e Most Reasonable.
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