Personals
Pfc. Bill Cobb, of Fort Jackson,
S. C., Is spending a furlough with
relatives and friends here.
r
?
Mr. and Mrs. N.-H. Whitney
were guests Monday and Tuesday
In the" home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Buttcnvorth. They were enroute
to their home in Suncooke, N. H.a
from a visit of several weeks in
Florida. Mrs. Whitney and. Mrs,
Butterworth are sisters.
Mr: and Mrs. J. H. Sherrer of
Greenville, S. C., were Kings
Mountain visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Griffin left
this week for a visit of several
weeks at their home' in Palm
Harbor. They will also visit their
son, Walter GrLfin, who is sta
tioned in Jacksonville.
? . . _ t -
Missess Jean McRae and Sarah
Klncald, of Gardner-Webb college
spent the weekend with their pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Bright Rat
terree and Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Kincaid.
? . - , ?
Values to $22.50
Values to $15.95
Your
Choice
All Children's .Misses'
Winter Coats
NYLONS
Iiwusecoais
Children's
Ladies'
First Quality, regular
$1.65 hose, good colors.
Cotton, were
$4.05 and $5.95
Some real values here
51-guage. 15-den;er
/i t STiJitmrs
Greatest r-^
mm J i
si s i ix^- /jm
CLE \ Mi A jX?J*J
in Slerchi's History!
S?fa.
Your CHOICE of
TAPESTRIES
with Matching
PLASTIC
Arms!
r II Mil I'll ?Mf*
> p * M o u \ hrddtng
rocnp.irt
nir nl o ii J t r the
ic*tt
M *" ? Beauty and ustefuln&ss for P '! k-< 'y u fl
If ^Jw_ __ ? M m M your home ? ? ? savinK* for ^~V- jg-fe | j Jl 1 ?HI
^ W your purse! Handsome sofa- . ?. a IL ,-,J fjftl
mm bed covered in your choice of ' / i] ?
^0^ W J J"0* y m ej? AV matching plastic arms that ' I '
?" are WASHABLE. They
rue cnHTi<<? * 1 1 < r ? * unuc citittacit uke the brunt of ?oiKnK and are so easy to keep ..
THE SOITM S LARGEST HOME FRRRISIERS fres>, Rn(j ciean< Buy now at friendly Sterchi's.
West Mountain Street _
' . ' ' ? . . ' ; CV>sn Evenings By Appointment ? Call Henderson Herndon or Charles Goforth at 348
t
Davidson Bears
; r" * ? a v: s ;* v ?' ^ j ? ?%.*?
Down Lincolnton
? * ' ?
Davidson high school's basket
ball teams, the Bears, won a dou
ble victory over Oakland high
of Lincolnton at CherryvlHe Fri
day night* the boys marking up
their third loop win in as majiy
starts 41 to 34 and the girls win
ning their second scalp of the sea
son 27 to 14.
L C. BurriS, Davidson forward,
topped the boys scoring with 1 2
points, while Martin Bennix hit
the net lor 11. Hazel Adams, buck
eted 12 for the girls best effort.
The boys game tightened up in
the third period after the Bears
had held a 20 to 12 advantage at
the half. With Oakland pulling up
to 26-25 at the'end of three, the
Bears put on the steam to win it
in the final period with a 15 point
attack.
The boxes:
BOYS
Dcrrfdson (41)
pior?r? Pot. oronw rrw
L. c. Bum*, f S 2 12 0 1
Martin Bennix. f 5 1 11 1 1
Clyde Taylor, c 3 3 8 3 9
Roosevelt Adami, g 2 1 ) 11
Sam Burrls. g 2 15 4 2
Loon Taylor, f 0 0 0 0 0
Mile* Brown, t 0 O 0 . O 0
Ikle lamerson, c 0 0 0 0 0
Henry Carroll, g. 0 0 0 0-0
W. R. Blanton, g 0 0 0 0 0
James Jordan, c O 0 0 ?0 0
Charles Perry, g - 0 0 i) O 0
TOTALS >7 7 <1 9 14
Oakland (34)
Heron too. G FGTY rr FTM
R. Berfert, f 5 1 11 2 2
R. Rlenhart. f 4 0 8 0 1
I. Rlenhart. c 3 17 4 0
H. Edwards, g 2 0 4 0 1
W. Cobb, g 113 3 0
D. Nixon, c 0 113 0
II. KUItan, ( 0 0 0 1 0
M. Adams, g 0 *0 0 1 1
TOTALS is 4 ||
by P.rlod .. .. . I
Davidson , 3 -2? ^5?
Oakland ? 1OPS ?
. i ? " 6 13 9 3^ I
Davidson C"U"S
"<? "Adam'?*f ? rf? T* *r TM
Thelma Burns, f o ? 2 2
Norma Thombs. t i 3 | 2' 2 1
Betty n? _ 3 3 9 n j
wuter ? ? 8 g. ? g,
Th"ma?wiU?n. t 0 8 8 ? ?
v- 0 0 2 0
TOTALS 10 7 27 It
Oakland (14)
flayers Pos. C FG TP PF FTM
E. Holland, f 113 13
E. Lewis, f 10-212
M Pearson, f 2 15 2 3
W.- Metti. g O 0 O a O
A. llambrlght. g 0 0 0 ,4 0
P. Herndon. g 0 0 0 1 0
A. Ramsur. f ? 0 4-4 12
S. Rozzell. k 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 4 6 14 12 10
Scora by Period 1_ 2 3 4 Total
DavlHioii ? " 8 8 lif 3 27
Oakland 4 2 4 4 14
Officials : J. H, Twltty,- Referee; L. Slm
mons. l!mf>lre; Scorer M. L. Pope: Timer
Smith. *
YPCU Meeting Held
Al Beyce Memorial ;
The third quarterly meeting of
the First District of the Y. P. C.
U. of the Associate Reformed
Presbyterian church was held
Sunday afternoon at Boyce- Me
morial ARP church at 3 o'clock. ?
The theme of the program was
"Opportunies For Serving Christ
Through* Vocations."
Speakers for the afternoon
were: Misses Polly Bumgardher,
secretary of Witten Iron and Me
tal Company and Elhelda Hanna,
Director of Religious Education
at First ARP church Ur Gastonla.
Willard Swiers, principal of Wray
Junior high school In Gaatonia
and J. Y. Todd, Jr., agent lor
AquitabKl Life Insurance Compa
ny.
Miss Betty Foy,/ president of
the district, presided.
Misses Bemice Harrison find
Dot FuUon, accompanied by Mrs.
J. E. Gamble, rendered special
music.
The district Includes First ARP
church, Second ARP church and
Pisgah ARP church, Gastonla.
Garrison Memorial ARP church,
of Bessemer City. Crowder*s
Creek ARP church, Sandy Plains
ARP church and Boyce Memorial.
:
Lovely
f f W I T S'p
gabardine in
lilac, gray, beige,
gold, red, tan.
Junior and Regular Bizes
Chick, Colorful
TOPPERS
In sheen gabardines
and all . wool tex
tures.
Navy, lilac, gray, red,
beige, tan, gold.
Junior and regular
sizes.