H? Cttth Blanton TWirmer Ol Contest Deiwarnh Blanton, son of Mr. and J- W. Blanton, was named win ner ol rhe Davis Declamation Con m held at Central high school Wed aamlay morning. He will toe presented a medal gl ??? i. a Da vis, local attorney. " 'Rkr Mkudoqi speech was "Perennial of Mankind," by Thomas E. '. aereee^^law wa? awardercl to Har r ?M y? .1* nd. aon ol Mr. and Mrs. W. ; *IP. eaeeJamd, .for his speech, "A ; ^Straikger Within Our Gates," by Ter Mta iWto. Third place went to Gene Mautwy, mm ol Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Mauney. vfi% spmd h 'Was "The Window J^ane," by John Baird. Ttuwj! Blanton will represent Cen to rhe county preliminaries to ? ?Vh*M at Shelby junior high school ? ai 8 p. Tn. Wednesday night. finals in the Hoey Decla -r.-srj*ija? contest will be held on April TTl, at tiwrdner-Webb college. Ju?t|Ees Wednesday were Mrs. J. B. -Vi mpMit, Rev. J. L. Teague, and Rev. -Jfe. B- Basndall. Piessley Gets m Navy Wings Cwjms Christ, Texas. ? Midship ruo .taunt** H. Pressley, Jr., USN., ot tKjnafs Mountain, N. C., wasdesigna : ?ed *? 'Haval Aviator 23 March 1949. ?He neoeived hLs Navy Wings at a cer , i "fncusj conducted by Captain J. B. rJH??n>, USN, Commanding Officer of iflur Naval Air Station, Corpus Chris-, ?6. Trxas. Midshipman Pressley was a stu ~ If in at the Clemson A fc M College, .*? "Jemson, S. C., prior to entering Na -v*ai Aviation. He underwent basic :*i?d pre-fight training at the Naval ?Uir Siaitiun, Pensacola, Fla., the "An mapoii.s ?Jie Air." Midshipman Pressley is the son ?-*f Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pressley, Sr., Kings Mountain. After spending a jf vw day-? Jeave with his parents he ?wll'i repprt to the Commander, Air -Atlantic IFIeet, with headquarters in , Worfolk. ;Ya? for duty. lunior Baseball Drills Saturday Candidates for the 1949 American .''&rgion junior baseball team are re . <<auM*ed to meet at City Stadium t&arnsdny morning at 9:30 o'clock for j The initial practice session, . All boys born in 1932 and there . VTter are ^Mgible and officials are ?wgjng every boy interested in par ticipating for the team to be present .'Saturday. Boys who live east of Buffalo creek aand boys who are in school at Kings ^Mountain, Grover, and Beth -Ware must play with the Kings Mountain i'Vam Early Is On Duty With Navy In England Based -at the Royal Air Force's Hen .?ion Field near London, England, ?NJVHham H. Early, seaman, UgN, son R. C. Early of route 2, Kings Mountain, N. C., is on duty with the Jlavy's Transport Squadron 24. The -%*>uadron, flying twelve cargo trans port and passenger planes, provides -air transport serving throughout Eu erope and the Mediterranean area. These twelve planes flew a totals -?aJ one -and a quarter million miles year,, putting in 8,279 hours of *ime, carrying a million and m half pounds of mail and over a *n\H\on pounds of cargo. A total of ?S.S79.123 passenger miles were *>ow*\ during the year. SHOP IN ' KINGS MOUNTAIN DURING BARGAIN DAYS FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY Opening Central Baseball Game Moved Up Day. Set For April 14 Opening conference game of the season for the Kings Mountain high school basebal team has been chan ged from April 15 to April 14 (Thursdays according to an announ cement by school officials this wek. The lid lifter will pit the Moun taineers against Cliffside at 3:30 o'clock in the City Stadium. No practice games were listed and no changes announced in the . re maining scheduled loop games. With the opening game only nine practice days away, barring rain, Coaches Evereue Carhon and Don Parker have be^n hard at work with the 25-odd slate of candidates. Nine lettermen returned to the squad, in cluding three righthanded pitchers, Carl Moss, Don Ellison, and Jerry Cloninger. Veterans are expected to man every position except catcher and third base on the 1949 team Brightest prospect for the hot cor ner see*ns to be Charles < Pooch ie> Shytle, with Jackie Barrett also a candidate. Curtis Wright and 'Jimmy Guyton are fighting for the starting assign ment behind the plate. Horace Klser, who caught for the American Legion juniors in 1947 and some In 1948, Is out for th^' squad but will only be eligible for the last half of the sched ulfe provided he passes his school' work. Richard White, who underwent an operation ( appendectomy) recently, Is expected to be ready to play by I the 14th. In the infield, Jack Ruth, 1948 vet jerari, looks like a repeater at the in itial sack, with closest competition from Kenneth Dalton. Boyce Huff jstetler, at the keystone, and Jim i Cobb, at short, round out the veter ans in the 'shortfield' In the garden veterans White, Jim Lybrand and Dwight Alexander are receiving competition from Fred Tate and Steve Jones for the start ing assignments they held last year. Other candidates include Harold Pearson, Horace Cuningham, and Charles Painter, pitchers, and Don Bumgardner and Vernon Smith, in field. 1943 LOOP SCHEDULE Apr!! 14 ? Cliffslde 3:30? Home. April -19? Lincolnton 7:30 ? Away. April 22- ? Cherryville 3:30 ? Away. April 28? N.-Conorer 3:30 ? Home. April 29 ? Tri High 3:00? Away. May 3? Cliff side 3:00 ? Away. May 10? Tri High 3:30 ? Home. ! May 13^-H.-Conover 3s30 ? Away. , May 17? Lincolnton 3:30 ? Home. May 20? Cherry vi lie 3:30? Home. Late Classifieds LOST: N. C. auto tag No 645-757, with Kings Mountain 'City tag | connected. Finder please return to j. City Hall. a-l-pd. FOR SALE: New Perfection Table top stove, excellent condition. J $75.00. Mrs. W. A. Chillers, phone 333. m-31. B. & B. Food Stores, Inc. Bargain Days Bargains At The Bargain Food Store | Quality Meats Grade A " Lb. T-Bouo Steak . . . 79c Qrad* A Lb. Sirloin Steak .... 79c Chuck Roast, lb . . 49c Pork Sausage, lb 34c Bacon Squares, lb 27c Country Ham/ lb 69c Dressed and Drawn Fryers, lb 54c Jewel OIL qt. .... 53c Jewel Shortening 4 Lbs. 74c 33 Bleach, % gal 25c Hardins 2 No. 2 Cans Okra & Tomatoes 33c 1*. 'Cf, " ? . f>\ ' _ : Large Size Duz, Oxydol r . Rinse ..... 30c Sunshine ? Hi-Ho Crackers . . 30c All-Southern Margarine 25c Fresh Produce Hauled by our truck 2 Bunches Carrots . . 17c 2 Lbs. String Beans .. 29c Squash. 2 lbs. . . . 23c Fresh Green Cabbage, lb. . . . Large Oranges, doz. 4c 29c | Carton ot 4 Fresh Tomatoes . 15c Fresh Fish and Oysters | FRESH CORN. OKRA. CUCUMBERS BELL PEPPERS AND MANY MORE Fabric Specials! SPUN RAYONS ONELOT iwQ SPUN RAYONS 7& Y?d ONELOT ^ IWU SPUN RAYONS IMPORTED Press Linens Were $2.38 Yd. Now S1.65 yd. Colored Eyelet Regularly $2.75 Yd. Now S1.94 yd. One Group DRESSES Yonr Pick $5.00 *??*"? ? ' ?* ? One Group DRESSES Vi Price

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