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Condensed In
?National New*?
Jersey City. Julie X. -Blackened J
rubble uiid heal- twisted steelwork
held the secret today of the eause }
of a 24 hqur fire that ravaged eight I
blocks along the Jersey Oily wttterfroirt,
but the police. Coast Guard
and Federal Bureau of Investigation
expressed belief thai It, infinitely
?Vas not sabotage.
Klre Chief Frank Krtle, who estl-1
muted the damage-' at $25,000,000 .
.'Ji told newsmen to -'put any- cabotage j
idea out of your mind." adding that |
the fire" could have started Irani a1
/, cjiivlessly.i'^.sfXd ?:igrae|Ui.
, J. Edgar ,ltoover. -G1U chief, who'
-iisu uisi-uunir" me sanonige posst-;
biilty, said iu Omaha, Nob., that'
Ihero wen' no national defense nia- i
terfeb. destroyed,
Vatican Otty. June 3.?Pope Pius '
XII. outlining his views on how the
"fundamental- values'' of social and j
economic. life, should share i.i "that'
new order which the World expects |
and hopes" will emerge from the |
war. emphasized safeguarding of j
the rights of the individual. * j
la a Sunday radio broadcast corn- j
roemorntiug the 50th anniversary of j
Pope Leo XIII's social encyclical, |
"Remm Novurum," the Pontiff said j
he wished to give some further di-j
rective moral principles" on the j
three fundamental valilits: The use of
material. goods, labor aud the i
family. I
He cautioned against too extgh-1
sive state interference in the rights I
and duties of individuals and families
and upheld -man's right to
freedom In his physical, spiritual,
religious and moral movements.
Dublin, June 3.?Pour bombs
which fell Saturday on neutral |Dub
lin, leaving at least 30 and perhaps
61 dead, were of Herman origin, the
Government of jpire declared today
as it Instructed "its charge d' affair<es
in Kerllu to protest and demand
reparations.
The known death toll stood at
30. but 31 other persons "Were miss
ing and a formal announcement
*ald that in all probability the final
4eafti - toll wll be 61, since little
hope was held that any of the miss
ing would be found alive.
Uuinesville, June 'j.?A Hal eoun
-y coroner's lurv found ilint 13 year
old TT^J. Bennett, shot in sclf-defeuse
whoti ho killed his stepfather
Rex Roberts, 45. with a shotguu
blast ere yesterday. '
It was the second sluying of similar
nature in Georgia within the
past few weeks. Recently Robert
Messex. 14 year old boy was sentenced
to life imprisonment for the
Blaylng of his father.
Bherlff A. W. Bell of Hall county
said Roberts was shot while pursuing
the boy during a family quarrel
at the Roberts home one mile south
of Flowery Branch.
Atlanta, June 3.?Postman G. B.
Murdock was fishing iu the Chattahoochee
River when he sigted a<'
giant snapping turtle. With a * yell
he dropped his pole in the water,
grabbed the monster'B tail. A more
cautious companion ran and got a
rifle, shot the quarry thrice thru
the head.
On a scale the huge turtle weigh
od 71 pounds. Said Murdock, unahashed
by loss of his tackle: "With
enough soup to feed my wholo neighborhood
what could 1 do with
fish, anyway?"
Laughing Arou
With IRVIl
He Was an Op
By 1RV1N
AN INSPECTOR of plants wher
*"* stands sponsor for a story of t'
at Edgcwood Arsenal, near Baltimo:
a veteran worker.
' ' ftW T>OfttA
yih ?r NgpM r
"Doe* you know whut us perdu
"Dynamite an' cannon-balls an'
"Naw suhree! Us makes poiso
watch out fur, 'cause sometimes it
l<emme show you somethin'."
He led the newcomer to a pil<
iipHnVicd with chloride of ilm?. "S
' I dc*e."
that's the way poison f
stiffV * raM*I, don't yov "jit!
yr.f *Tfi /'#: clear I* this res
?.;? ; * *ii bo fc*v' 'Good 'n\ S
!Am.[.>.o New
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Kings
L s_
ational News
i Brief Form
?State. New"?
Manteo. June 3.? A pluue report
dlv exploded and fell into the stea
off Kitty Iluwk yesterday l>ui sear
cherts found no tracy of it.
1>. Walter Harris of Kll/ubell
City said he-and several others sum
.1 plane about three miles out him
it .turned toward the shoi o sti ?
seemed to crash, Then. he saiJ, tilcraft
apparently exploded arid In
: u\v the. 'wreckage oil waves bu
finally losl sight of II. t'oa<i guurd.inen
ami pin lies scop led .'lie aie*
Jim nothing was found.
Oieipisboro. June 3.-Degree;
,veri? awarded 383 si\ijin. loita'
and Womalis College of the I'nivei
ally of North Carolina enteiVd tut<
lis 50J It your.
dual messages were given tin.
seniors Oov. |lrougliton. D." Hi
den Itamsey, editor of tile Ashevilh
titiser; Dr.: dank I', lira lam pro'
ident of the Cnlvorsity; Dr. W. C
Jackson, dean of. adininistrat ion - o
the college, and Miss prances Dan
101 of. Wilson, reprcseiitaflvo of tin
graduating class.
Thomasville, June 3. -Paul Jack
son of Thomasville was held todaj
on charges of manslaughter, reekless
driving, breaking and entering
and receiving in conuection witl
theft of merchandise front the Hud
son Relk store here and'-, a subse
quent chase'by officers. *
Officers Charles Barnes and W
H. Lashle.v said they spotted a hea
vily loaded automobile early yestei
day and while chasing it the fleeint
ear turned over. They said T. Hoot
evelt Carriclter of Thoraasvllic was
fatally hurt. '
In addition to Jackson, the officer!
arrested two others they Identified
as Wiley D. Carrjcker and Williatr
Carrtcker, Jr., aud charged then
with breaking and entering. lar
ceny aud receiving.
Local Girl Graduates
From W. C. U. N. C.
Gronnubffrb, Jou??a.-^-Miss Virgin!;
Plctak. dattgher of Mr. aud Mrs
It, fc,. Plonk of Kings Mountain
^rradupted from thej Woman's .Col
lege of the University of North Cat
ollna on June 2, with an A. R. do
grce in grammar grade educating
Miss Plonk, a member of tni
Aleutian society, was a member o
the Y. W- C. A. during all foui
years. She >was a member of th:
Speaker's Club and the Yuuug Hen
ocrats Club in her Junior and sou
ior years: In lteb senior year, Mis
Plonk was a member of the Intel
Faith Council and the Eduoatloi
Club. She was a member of tin
Lutheran Students Association al!
four years and president in hei
seuior year.
Attend B. And L.
Convention
/Messrs A. H. Ptierson, Secretary
and J. B. Thomasson. Director o
the Home Building and Loan Abso
elation, and J. C. Lackey, Secretary
and J. C. Keller, Director of tin
Kings Mountain Building and Loat
Association, are attending the an
nual meeting of the North Carotin;
Building and Loan League which ii
meeting jointly with the South Ca
ollna Association at Myrtle Beach
Attornoy and Mrs. J. R. Davis am
daughter. Alda Jean, are^ittendln:
the meeting. y
- nd
the World
N S. COBB
itimist Anvhow
S. COBB
e explosives wer? made or stored,
wo colored men who were employed
re. One was a newcomer, the other
v? ?,%, '
ices here?" inquired the old-timer
? " began the novioe.
n gas. An' that's what you got to
. gns loose an' it travel* fast. . . .
i of kitchen refuse which had been
mell that there funny smell?"
ran smells. An', boy, any time you
Git goin' an' dont let anybody stop
ervation. Or else when you wakes
It Peter'1"
PMtVKM, las)
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KINQS MOUNTAIN. N. C. TH
i Miss Lottie G<
1 Building To |
Be Remodeled
.1. M. Thomasson Ik planning to v
start extensive remodeling of hi* j.
i! burf-oss "property on .Mountain w
! Slriict which will add greatly to u
I i Kings Mountain as a trading center. ;l
; i The buildings now Occupied by the R
W. King - Oarage and Ansell ,j
> lleauty Sliopjge will be completely tj
r rcniodel'.'d ami new fronts Installed t|
< The two .finished buildings will he Sl
c ;;?i by 10" feet.and will be modern N
in every respect. ' Architectural
plans- have 'already been received
5 and actutil cotVStl'UCtlo.U will begin j II
. j about July first according to Mr.
r | Titi>massail. Two ?toiv building pr I:
> ; equal size will occupy tin.* space
j now takoti up will! tin- "gurufee ami a
: J beauty shop.
' The property which is located ( C
within .half u block of I .he' new Post!
i i office is very desirable and with1!'
. the improvements to be iita.de suita j*
f hie tenants should be sefcurcd quick' :>
iy j
Mr. Thomassou stated that he .V
would make alterations , to suit the
tenant, and if a renter desired the 1"
entire spfcee he would change his
r plans and have one large building ('
instead of the fwo smaller ones.
1 NEILL HEADS SALE
! OF BONDS
It S. N'eill. cashier of the First ^
. National Wank, has been appointed _
r chairman for Cleveland county to I
, sell .Defense Savings Bonds.
, The County Committee to serve
< with Chairman Nelll follows: H. T.
Led rand. W. B. Abernethy, Clyde
, H. Hoey of Shelby, L B. Wilson ot j ^
I bawndale, Mrs. F. R. Summers and j ^
, Haywood B. Lynch. | g(
, A- separate Committee has been j o)
. appointed for the city, of Shelby j ,M
The Committee under the direction ; ^
of Mr. Neill will promote the sale j p(
of bonds and stamps In Kings Mouu j
tain and Cleveland .County. j u
C. H. Robertson of Greensboro is' g
slate administrator of the Defense j
Savings Staff. A joint meeting of I
V I i > in.. . III l L.IJ .1 ... 1
mi? uomnmu is win ue ueiu ni wu 0
" early date to which an authority on I
' the bouds and the campaign' for
* their sale will be present. The ap- u
pointment or the two committees is
f tc spread the cost of defense as j(
widely as possible among the Aiuer
. ican people and give tliem a sense p
of direct participation in the fiuancing
for national defense. ,
in announcing this new program (1
1 Henry Morgctitliau, Jr.. Secretary,'
( of the Treasury, said, "Defense Sav y
lugs Bonds and Stamps give us all y
' a way lo take direct part in build- |
' ing the defense of our Country ? J
! an American Way to find the billions
needed for National Defense -C|
r The United States is today as it has g(
always been, the best investment in Q
the world. This is an opportunity c|
! for each citizen to buy a share In h
j America." tl
SCHOOL TAX J
RATE SET c
j
The Cleveland county board of Q
cpmmiissloners Monday afternoon C
approved the budget for the Kings G
Mountain school districts which F
will leave the 1941-42 school tax w
rate for Kings MountatiT at 27 cents C
on each $100 valuation.
yHie action was taken during a *
/ ^Session devoted to discussion of
f the 1941-42 Midget tor the county
School appropriations are only a
part 01 tnc Duugei allocations. ana i
(he remainder of the budget-making i
will not be completed for several <
days.
In approving the Kings Mountain
schools district's budgets and setting
the school tax rates, the eoin-i j
mlssioners merely okayed formally j
the .proposed spending plan of; 5
Kings Mountain school board as re-! C1
quired by law. . b;
Ttie {Kings Mountain district p
school tax. rate figures will be:
Capital outlay, 20 cents; debt
service, five cents; teachers retire
ment. two cents; debt service was
reduced by two cents and the tea- I
chev retirement figure was added. ^
CHARLOTTE TEACHER
TO SPEAK HERE a]
Sunday morning at 10:00 o'clock d
Mr. T. M. Oglublan, teacher of the n
Men's Bible Class of Westminister B
Preribyterlan Church of Charlotte. *
will bring the message to Men's Bi- 5
ble Class of First Presbyterian ^
Church. ' g
He is a native of Aremnia. Prac- n
tlcally all of his people suffered d
death of martyrs because of their C
loyalty to Christ and His Church. *
Ho has a great testimony for his *
Master.
The public is cordially Invited
>
" i i triiHf'" rr
tain fi
UR&OAY, JUNE ^ 5, 1941
oforth Leave:
Juion Service
f)?te of llio splendid features of
hristiau worship Is (lie Union Sor-j
let * each summer Kings .Mountain
until tjKitins tliiv co-operative
O.rsliip with a great deal of pleusre
One of the fine evidences of it's
biding value and. place in the reli
ions life of the city is the fact
iat( two montns shall be devoted to
te union services this su in titer ' ra- (
ler tilaTi olte as heretofore The
lic'liMe i?i>r' llie summer union sor
ices is as follows:
.ruin Rev. U. tj. -Kislior at
eyri Memorial A. 11.; P.
July-fit Rev l{. N ItuiI'd aV Kirs',
apt 1st. : - '. V
.Inly lit: Rev. II. v. Spfin'klc. Sr.
I St Matthews laitfcernn.
July 21: 7<ev I'. >1/ 1 atrick nl
cnlral Methodist..
Jul 57: Ret. A. Saruennl at.
la ayfe.i jiip. .\iu.
it: Rev. 11 Sprinkle, Sr.
. 11 iv.T .Me^-Oilal. A. H. P.
A>.4 l't. Rev. It. X Llaird al 'St
[a'ltew-' lAlthiran
Au,:. 17:. Rev. 1'. 1) Patrick al
lr?! l)alUisl.
Aug. 24 ^ Rev. a: (; Sitrgeatu- . at
antral Methodist.
Ana. ill: Rev. II. (1 Fisher at 1
resbytpfian.
10 Seniors To
iere Friday Ni|
Honorable Clyde R. Hoey, inline-1
ate past Governor of North Curo-j
tia. will be the c.ommeiirement
leaker Friday night as the results
f a last minute change In the pro am.
according to Supt. U. N.
arti'is. Mr. John A. Lang, slate dictor
of the National Youth Admin
in who had (been scheduled'I
> speak was called to Chicago
up! Parties in making the announRiieiit
of the change said, "We are
ery fortunate iu securing such an
utstuiiding speaker as Governor
looy, and we are deeply grateful to
irn for accepting to pinch-hit for
s at the Inst minute."
Supi. Barnes received .the follow
ig telegram from Mr. Bang which
ecessitated the change in speak:
rs: "National NYA Office has just
irected me to attend NYA meeting
i Chicago June 7. I decplv negro'
lis order will prevent my making
our commencement address on
une 6. Will be glad to assist iti searing
another speaker." John A.
,ang, State NYA Administrator of
. C.
Seventy boys and girls will re-,
aive diplomas, which will be pre-|
sated by iD. M. Bridges, Principal,
letty wPe^-TJelsler will present the'
lass gift and B. N. Barnes will
ave charge of the presentation of,
te medals.
The list of graduates and officers
t tbe graduating class of 1941 fol ws:
harles Leonard AIV kinder
imn Julio* Alexander
eorga William Allan, Jr.
harlea Eugene Ballard
ordon Stanford Barnette
ona Franoea Bobtoltt (
ladge Horton Boyd
lyde Junlorua Bridges
* f ' ' . ,n Will
Rogers'
Humorous Story
I I I I I I I B I II
Bj WILL ROGERS
i n ??rsri n . _ _ ? * a -
vruiuoo one 01 cne worst mings
you can have wrong with you is
eeplessncss. A guy that can't sleep
cts to worrying so much about it
fiat he really can't sleetf sure
nough. Lots of times he starts out
y being kept awake by somebody's
arty or something like that, and
lien they get the idea they can't
:eep, and so they can't.
Wall, there's a lot of fun in not
[eepiag, because a lot of jokes are
tade about it One man that had
ot the Ida* he couldnt sleep had
ame sleeping medicine prescribed
?r him by ths doctor. About eleven
'clack that night hs called up the
6c and said. "Say, that druggist
int got the sleeping medicine to
m yet! Thafs a great kind of a
ruggist to send a prescription tot
larvt yon hurry him up? I'm half
sleep, and I don't think I cav <?t.,y
wake much longer waiting lor
uch a poke."
tswiraa Nin F??tur*i. (as.
Tti *1 I I- hi' ' it in "na - . Ifiii
v. 4. * * *..
lerald
s Estate For H
is Announced';
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MAYOR THOMSON PROCLAIMS | J'
NEXT '#EEK FLAG WEEK
Whetear. the pi rlod of .Kmc Sill! \
lo Mt'h lias been designated as j p
KI/AI! WKKK hi tin- United States : <
+"hu Association, durini; which time j
tin- people of our great cotiuiri |
will pay tribute to the Stars and
St ripes of the I'Uited States, that p
ytirbol of utilty, of liberty and jus- ,
tiee, mid ? .
WllKllKAS, it i-. tittinir at thi< ;i
iiiie. when ihe-wotld U iilied with
it it rest dud Ittllucnue* .are worLdiy |
to dost o> our Antoiieau ideals and
iustltuiioua. thiit we should accept |
the i lialleiii;e confronting our lie
tiii./.r-iev 1, v i.li.o.s.v 11
w,? |'itu^iir^ uur n UU1" it I It** (<
io tin'' King of mir.'Nation. I
NOW. TIlV.iiKRiKK.. as Mayn't \
.of the City of Rings Mountain Nov 1 (
tli Carolina, I .proclaim anil deslu-f |
uate the m'Ci, of June ssii to Mill ,
as t'l.Ati UT.*K in this city. and -j
call upon the citizens to itisplaa tli? r
I'l.Atr of the (hilled plates in their . ,
homes unit their places of business s
and an expression of' our firm belief
in tluk indivisibility of our.coun j.
try. as symbolized in the KIu?. ,j
Witness; iny liar.d' ami tin; offiei- jj
al seal ol the Town of Kings Mouif v
tain, this 4th day of June, 1H41. i j,
Joe H. Thomson. Mayor.. I |,
i Graduate f.
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Commencement Speaker
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Hon. Clyde R. Hoey who will address
the graduating class here
Friday ?ight. X
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Meek Anderson Carpenter 11
Frances Lavinia Crouse ^
James Joseph Dickey 'I
Martha Sue Dover a
Herron Howard Edens "
Talmadgc Brooks Frederick
Charles Jackson Gamble
Clara Mae Gantt v
Robert Eugene Gault ''
John George, Jr. ( P
James Claude Gibson
Isaao Benjamin Goforth, "Jr. a
Mae 8ue Goforth ll
Ellerba VTtiaon Griffin. Jr. "
Ruby Louise Hampton
Dorothy Hametl Harmon
Sara Elizabeth Herndon 1
Mary Ruth Hicks h
Sara Mitchell Hord p
Clara Belle Humphries
Louise Jonas
kathryn Jo Keeter 1
* Stokes 'Walter Keller 1
Martha Ann Kennedy
Fanny Hord LlttleJohn
Rilla Rachel McClain
Robert Sydney McDanlel *
Martha Juanita McSwain 1
Florlne Mackey
Wanda Helen Maloney
Beulah Nell Mauney ?
Ernest Jacob Mauney t
Miles Hoffman Mauney a
Charles Herbert Mllrham
Mildred ETizabeth Mitcham i
Walter Manly Moorhead, Jr. * u
Betty Lee Nelsler _ t
Nancy Nickel* d
Alex Denton Owen* a
William Hoke Page )
Martha Virginia Parker i<
Elizabeth Jaeger Patrick
Delia Marie Peareon I
Menzell Nevarre Phlfer /
Rufus Qrler Plonk, Jr. ti
Vivian lr*ne Prince t
Wad* Hill Putnam, Jr.
H*l*n Ramsey ,/; t
Watson Bedford Ramsey t
Rachael Gilbert 8mlth t
Roy Edward Smith 11
Billy Freeman Throneburg v.
Thurman Eugene Tignor h
Marguerite Ethel Tlndatl. o
Odu* Frederick Weaver
Dorothy Aileen Welch q
Ndlllne Elizabeth Whetstlne t
i'orls Elma White
v.hnrles Siocum Williams, Jr. t
uamcs ?"?:hy WTTIIs, Jr. ?
(Cont'd on paf?<- three) ?
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Don't Let Your 8ubacrlptlo?i
Explrol
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[ospital Here
^MIhh Lquie Qoiorth. who wan
ound dead iu hod at her homo on
lattlegroiuid Koad Ma* 2t>. loyt her ?
tit Ire estate to build aud equlpt jt? '
ospital for Kings Mountain.^vrfax
inforth was a native of Cleveland
'utility at'.d a resident ??l King*
lountain for over 4q years . Hef
ist will and testament was written,
n January 15. this year She dosig'alert
in her will that Dr. O. I*.
a wis be vxecutor and trustee'Qt
lie Unsniufl. jlr Lewis was miahlu
sejte !iei;auso ho was called for
ulitai* ii ivlee as ho is a major lite
t. S V: my Reserves Clerk of
t- ,C*Vtm appoiiiu-d V it Patterson
. ....... ... iiiv iiiinii' jtiiiioiug ami
in '.\ ix ii'ition". end " ;
! i> ml it * In* deceased to serve in
)f ..I., v n Mr. Pa'ti r>mu- lun
In ielj ' .]ii;: lifted nilil poMcil bond.
1 .1' > out the. term- of the will.
.1. K l>. vis .Vtbrney. will assis'
11' I'aKci sen. ri cloving 'he estulo"'
'he Mati' i> estimated to he worth
etweell and ^PI.IMMI. hut the
vnyr v iltie will. lie. det erininoW by
e rial ' iota's when sold Resides
lie real estate tllo deceased owned
oHfiiioi a-'tl-e building ami lOan
lOclt.
It i. nit. /'stood that tie1 Duko
'ouhdation will match .dollar fi>:
olhir "niida eoiiivibutod for li pub
hospital. Kings Mountain n thri
big city of 0.5IS has needed a box
ittil. ;in<l with iliiH la rue "contrlhuoh
several have expressed tlietn- '
p|v?*s that this pressing net-d will
e filled.
Miss tlot'ortli/was a paliet t in the
helhy /Hospital for many weeks
rior to. her death and it may havo
eon the inspiration for Tier desiro
i establish a hospital in tier home
>\vu.
The complete last will and testalent,
as - recorded In the Court
ouse in Shelliy follows:
I. I*ottie (loforth. of Kiugs Mouniin.
North Carolina, do -make, polish
and declare this to he tny ljas*
rill anil Testament hereby. rovoUig
any other will or testatnenturyisposltion
heretofore made by me.
FIIVST: T direet tliat all my Just
ebts and funeral expenses be paid
y my executor hereinafter named.
SKCONDl* 1 hereby direct and
mp?..ver tny -executor to sell and
ispose of all my personal property
) the highest bidder at auction, as
oon as practicable after my death
lid to. sell my real estate at auction
r private as tt may in his judg
lent seem most advantageous.
T.lflRD: I hereby give, devise and
equcilth to t>r. (). 1'. Lewis, Trus
;o. of Kings Mountain. N. C , nil
looeys received from my estate,
i build and equip. o r help build
nd equip an institution, clitiic or
lespU.ti. located within Kings
lountnin, to give medical and sun
ical aid. free' or at reduced cost.
:> the poor and holpless citizens of
ilngs Mountain. N C., and do reueat
that all my feather pillows ;
nd feather beds be not sold but to
e put to use in tile above descrlbd
Institution.
FOURTH: 1 request that Mrs. L.
V. Finger and Mrs. Nettie Haiuright,
take charge and arrange my
ersonal belongings for sale.
FI FTTH 1 uominale, constitula
nd appoint Dr. O. P. Lewis, exeouor
of this my I.uat Will ond Testarent.
SIXTdi: I give and grant to my
Ixecutor at anytime in office full
lower to sell any or all of property
ioth real and personal,- and to givo
ood and sufficient deeds or instru
nenfe of sale to tho purchaser and
direct that the purchaser shall not
ie required to see to the applieaion"
of tho proceeds of ap? such
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viwanians Entertain Hand
Vnd Hall Team
Tlie Kiwanis t'lul) on Thursday
veiling entertained us then guests
he J.Iigh School Hand and lire boys
nd girls that qualified for uu athL'tio
letter.
Prof. .11. X. Barnes of the Boy*
nd (Jitis Committee had charge of
he program and Introduced the
liferent organi/.ations. Prof, Barnes
ilso introduced the guest speaker,
tobt. T. Allen... director of athletes
of Charlotte schools.
Coach Allen in his talk stressed
he lessons that were learned from.
Uhletic competition ? that is learn
ng to ohey rules and respecting
he decisions of the officials.
The. speaker urged his young
icarers to go out In the world and
ml into practice the things they
lave learned as athletes. Time has
lot been wasted he said, if a hoy or
lrl has learned to suppress the deire
of the individual for the good
f the wUole."
Mr. N. K. Millwood, a ventrllolulst
from Caroleen, was also on
he program.
The Klwanis Club will not meet
his week but instead will attend
ine of the commencement exercla'8
at the Jllgh School. '