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New Shipment Ladies
Silk and Light Weigh
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Taney Boxed Candies
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conciliator* on the neon* In Call
fornla. These concilatora in tun
told union leaders. A PrestdUntla
' " conference to discuss the matte
was called And within eight hour
,en" | after the eleven Judiciary Commit
| icemen reached their decision, th<
l*0"!atnikc was settled,
lose i Consequently, when the Fresldet
tlat conference assembled, ant
was when the Judiciary Committee me
lata, the following day. the .strike wai
u-al over. r
These eleven legislators are go
lug to remain on guard. Unless agl
tutors use discretion ill calliui
strikes in national defense p'utits,
the .proposed resolution run still lx
pusscd. And the privilege of slrlk
8^ front all otli
|y er workers in matfotral tlefenst
plants, as well.
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IPPERS 97c to $1.98
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JPS $1.00 and $1.98
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Picture above are James Qibaor
and Jimmy Dickey, the two Moun
taineer football players who havt
been selected as members of th<
All-Conference Eleven.
Mountaineers And
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On All-Conference
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Gibson and Dickey Represent Kings
Mountain.
(By Manly MoorheniO
At a meeting of the coaches of the
Western High School conference
last week in .Hickory, the all-fonfer
once football team was selected.
Kings Mountain shared honors with
i three other schools on the team.
The Mountaineers landed two' players
by large margins to rank alongside
Morganton for leadership. Jam
es' Gibson and Jitnmie Dickey both
seniors and c-ocaptatns of , the 1940
Mountaineer Football team, were
the two selected. It was the flrsv
time a Kings Mountain . player has
.-ycr .nude the official all-conference
eleven.
(Dickey received ten ballots out of
a possible 12 for the No. 1 guard
position. His -blocking and tackling
. this season were outstanding. and
I no doubt won for him this coveted
! honor. It was remarkable the wav
In which he continually broke thru
j the opponent's lines and threw
i 'heir ball carriers for losses. Dickey
Is a member and an officer of the
Monogram Club.
James Gibson, who' was also selected
as an all-conference playtrj
received honorable ment'on on the
all-state team. Gibson was one of
the Mountaineer's most valuable
men this season. He was a good
UUick-klcker. passer, ball carrier and
one of the hardest tacklers in the
voonference. Out of the ion points
scored by the locals this year, 45
are credited to Gibson. He threw
touchdown passes for 12- more. He,
Joo. Is a member of Monoeratn Club,
and has served as Quarterback on
the football tedm for. the. pa?t two
years. Gibson is also a star basketball
player.
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than the ivertct of the 4 other
of the largest-selling cigarettes
tested?leas than any of them?
according to Independent scientific
testa of tha smoke Itself.
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Personals
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Miu Eollne Keetor, student of (
Mars Hill, Is home for the holidays. ,
tloyle, Jr.. In Burlington. Mrs. Hoyle
was before marriage, Mist Mildred
Moss.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. t'llne left here
this. morning for Miami, r'la.. where
.'they will aptnd the winter. /
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Mr. and Mrs. Ludd Humrirk wofw
dinner guests Tuesday eveulng hi ,
'lolling Springs.
Mr. 0 "W. Chanw. underwent a major
operation at u hospital In Atlun
ta Tuesday.
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and Mrs. CurtU Pall# l? f?,n* 1
, ... MW*U?T II ''111 I '
{Meredith College. Ualelgh, for the "
' holidays,
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[ Miss Dorothy Patterson spent Sun- \
L day in Charlotte where they were Ji
[ guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stnath- t
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.K? J. C. Bridges, Jiall Olive. Joner jl
Fortune and .John Hicks, students'/j
at Wake Forest College. have at i 3
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r?v?d bene for the holiday*.
Billy Weir, student of University
?' Tennessee, t* home for the holllays
and la assisting during the
Christmas rush at the Kings Mountain
Drug Company.
Mr. Ray Foster received word
Sunday that his aged mother in Union..
8. C? was very ill. The many
friends of Mr. Foster hope for her
* speedy recovery,
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The following students of Lenoir*
ithyne 'College are home for the
Christinas holidays: Murtfia Lou
Mauney, Clara Plonk, Jacqueline
MmmhMwgtdfriir ?i p, n?
Baker. J
Mrs. H. T. Fulton Is a putl.nt in
ihe City Hospital, ISastonlu where
he is recovering from injuries re;elved*
when she fell down the steps
it Central Methodist church Tast
VV'edneslay night, when slie started
to return home after prayer meet*
lug. ^Irs. Fultou suffered a broken
irm tad bruises uiu- will remain in
*i 11 lmonlfol mil (1 ?lio loi ?*? * #*#
until H?V I'tUl Wi
he week or longer. , iler many
friends wish for her a speedy recovery.
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Indications are that there is a
sizeable increase in the wheat acre
age planTet in Bladen County this
rear for home use.
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with its air of excitement
and you'll want to
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