; T. W. Grayson, Dr. P. G. Padgett
To Sqnaze Ofi In Finals Thursday
v A ? ? - -
T. W. GRAYSON (17) defeated
Dave Neill (9) by a score of 7-6
to go into the finals of tfce annual
Kings Mountain Country Club
Handicap gold tournament Mr.
Grayson Is scheduled to meet Dr.
P. G. Padgett (ID In the cham
pionship match Thursday after
noon at 1 o'clock.
Dr. Padgett will have to spot
Mr. Grayson 6 stroke# In the fl
The run down of opponents 1
who fell before the finalists:
? Mr, Grayson (17) ? first round:
. clef. \V. J. Fulkerson (11). second
round: def. Jay Patterson (13);
quarter-finals: def. Coman Palls
(9) ; semifinals: def. Mr. Neill
(9).
Dr. Padgett (11) ? first round!
def. Jay Patterson,. Jr., (18); sec
ond round: def. pan Finger (13);
quarter-finals: def. P. H. Hovis
tch. He defeated Jacob
(12) in the semi-finals
(10) ; semi-finals: def. Mr. Cooper
(13).
-Thirty -two golfers entered the
tourney. The champion will be
awarded a championship trophy,
the runner-up a runner-up trophy,
and the other semi-finalists will
also be awarded trophies.
Tentative date for the banquet
at which presentation will be
made Is May 19.
EDUCATIONAL TRAILS
CASHrERS, N. C. ? Visitors to
Whiteside Mountain, highest
cliff in Eastern America, will
find a new feature education
al trails -r- this season. One trail
wlU have shrubs and trees tag
ge4 and numbered for identifi
cation. Another, to be called the
"qi^iz trail," will have the flora
numbered only. Visitors who
want to test their botanical
SCHEDULES
ftnurs SOFTBALL
Tbundof?
CraHipun at Msifuicti
Burlington at root*.
National Guard at Bounl*.
Maxgraco at Burlington.
Bminl? at Faotaw
IfaL Guard at Craffpun.
LITTLE LEAGUE
Friday?
Burlington at Jaycoos.
Park-Graco at KltranU.
Monday1?
Park-Graco at Jayeoos.
Burlington at Xlwanl*.
GOLF
Country Club Handicap Tourna
ment Flnalst
Thursday, 1 p. m- ? ?
Padgett ts. Grayson.
knowledge will carry a score pad
with numbered blanks on which
they can write the Identification.
A mineral trail for amateur ge
ologists also Is planned. White
side, on U. S. 64 /between Cash
iers and Highlands. Is .reached
by a private toll road which goes
to the crest.
IT'S NOT TOO LATE! ORDER
from ALLEN'S
We'll Deliver Sunday Morning
CORSAGES
PLANTS
CUT FLOWERS
Allen's Flower Shop
Member: flo?isf Telegraph Delivery Service
W. KING ST.
PHONE 361
IKZNG8 MOUNTAIN
Hospital Log
VISITIWU BOOM
Dcdlf. 10 toll
MdTtot ? m.
PATIENT LIST AT UtOO A. M.
WEDNESDAY!
? ?
Mrs. Emma Homesley, Cher
ryville, admitted Wednesday.
Mrs. Charlie Moore, Blacks
burg, S. C., admitted Wednesday.
Mrs. Vennie Barrett, route 3.
admitted Thursday.
Mrs. Ada Lee, 31 Elm street,
admitted Friday.
Mrs. Mary Alexander, city, ad
mitted Monday.
Mrs. Marie Greene, route fi,
admitted Monday.
Martha Greene, route 3, ad
mitted Monday.
Ronnie Stroup, route 3, ad
mitted Tuesday.
Mrs. Edna Philips, route 3, ad
mitted Tuesday.
Boyce Huffstetler, city.
Durette Homesley, Ghercyvllle.
ADMISSIONS AND DISCHAR
GES DURING WEEKt
Mrs. Louise Brooks, Bennett
Drive, admitted Wednesday, dis
charged Tuesday.
Mrs. Marie Gallant, 810 Moun
tain street, admitted Wednes
day, discharged Sunday,.
Abee Erby, city, admitted
Thursday, discharged Saturday.
Mrs. Dorce Martin, route 3,
admitted Thursday, discharged
Saturday.
Darnell Spurllng, 212 Poplar
street, admitted Friday, dischar
ged Saturday.
William J. Flecher, route 1, ad
mitted Thursday, discharged
Tuesday.
Mrs. Dorothy Goforth, 355
Mountain street, admitted Sat
urday, discharged Monday.
Mrs. Frances Walker, route 2.
admitted Sunday, discharged
Tuesday.
Mrs. Irene Barrett, route 2, ad
mitted Sunday, discharged Wed
nesday.
Marietta Williams, route 2,
admitted Tuesday, discharged
Wednesday.
Kara Martin, route 2, admitted
Tuesday, disoharged Wednes
day.
OTHER DISCHARGEES;
Mrs. Ethel Allman, No. 8 Bur
lington Mill, Sunday.
Mrs. Florence Hope, No. 11
Burlington Millt Thursday.
Mrs. Nellie Mae Patterson,
city, Thursday.
Mrs. Carrie Heffner, 216 Ful
ton street, Friday.
Mrs. Bessie Roberts, route 3.
Tuesday.
Texie t?ucker, 113 Lackey
Your watch cleaned, oiled,
requlated with the purchase
of any watch band at $6.95
up.
This Offer Thru May Only!
$49.50
SEE OUR WINDOWS
Gray son's Jewel r y
Grayson's Participating With $avings
SAVE $9.70
BIG SELECTION
Trade - In Watches
CHOICE $1 AS0
* JLVr each
? bulOv*
? Waltham
? Garland
? Gothic
? Benrus
? Tissot
Gruen
ALL LADIES
Tudor Plate
62-piece
9
-Plus
Service For 8
8 Iced Drink Spoons
8 Iced Beverage Spoons
Anti-Tarnish Chest
Regularly $59.65
Mountaineers
Lose Home Finale
Lincolnton high clipped by
Kingi Mountain 4-3 In a Western
SCHEDULE
Xlagi Mountain Is stated Is
finish up ths 1952 Western A A
season ?b ths reed as follows! :
Mar ?- -Lincolnton Away
May t Cllffskis Away
(AA) thriller at City Stadium on
Tuesday afternoon.
street, Friday.
Mrs. Barbara Harmon, Goforth
street, Friday.
William G. Rippy, Sr., city,
Wednesday.
[Miss Sarah Jackson, lOo Go
forth street, Wednesday.
James Beinhardt, New York, N.
Y., Wednesday.
Mrs. Floye Welch, route 2,
Wednesday.
C. L. Lindsey, 710 Gold street,
Wednesday.
BOX SCORE
UNCOLNTON
f?ul Connor. 3D y 0 * *2 0
S.jgfo ? s s i ! s
HaroM Proctor. Cf 8 0 0 1
" ii & o
wKwcinnwU. .? a 1 1 0 a
WBU SI 4 S IT ?!
KINGS MOUNTAIN
y* e 4 115 1
1MB" Piatt, m 4 0 0
Dewltt Quyton. 3b ~ - 0
to Crawl octl. lb
If
sasss
Cbarlea Painter, p
Ken Dal tan, rf
TOTALS S4 S 3 ST If
Llncolnton 000 dOO 33 0?4
Kins* Mountain Oil 100 00 O? ?
X: Connor, Armstrong 3. Finger, Keener.
Mite hem. Corn well. Plott, Gujton. Smith?
^M^Connor, Armstrong, Corn well, Quy
2BH: Keener. McOarter, Fall*; SB: Connor,
Proctor, Taylor, Mltchem. Carpenter ; LOB:
Lincoln ton 10. Kins* Mtn. 9s BOB: Cron
weU 3. Painter 10; SO: Cornwall 9. Pain
ty 5; HBP, by: ComweU 3 (McCarter,
Plott): WP: Painter 3; PB: MeCarter 3:
Umptrea: Thorburn k-vd Guy ton: Scorer:
? % Time 3:80.
Funeral Held
For Mis. bvin
!**''? wfc'W: }? .* ".*.-X
Mr*. Job* Y. Irvln, 68, wife of
? former Kings Mountain
sohools superintendent, died at
her home near Shelby early last
Saturday morning, f . ,
She had been ih HI health for
two years. ,
Funeral services were conduc
ted a? First Baptist church In
Shelby Sunday afternoon, with
the pastor. Rev. Harlan Harris,
officiating, assisted by Dr. Zeno
Wall. Burial was In Sunset cem
etery.
She was an active member of
First Baptist church of. Shelby
before her Illness. She was a
daughter of the J*|e Thomas D.
Lattimon;, who served as county
clerk of <*wt;|or20 ye***, and
(he late Matilda Beam Lattl
more. Before her marriage to
Jcton Y. frvln she Was Miss PesrI
Lattlmore.
Mrs. Irvin is survived toy her
husband, ? Sbn? John Y. Irln, Jr.,
two brothers. Dr. E. B. Latthnore
and Josh J. Lattlmore of Shelby;
and one grandahlld.
CARD Or THAW KS
(Rev. end Mrs. R. L. > Hardin
awl Family wish to f^rrm our
sincere thanks and appreciation
to our many friend* Cur their
sympathy and Interest shown to
us in our aomnr during the sick
ness and departure of our dau*
ghter, Paula Key. m-8
When water freezes It gets
more bulky, reverting the usual
rule that mutjer expanji on be* ,
fng heated and iqontraots when -
cooled.
Late Classifieds
FOR SALS ? 48-inch floor or
window fan with motor. Call
m m-8-tfn.
WHITE GRAVEL For cemetery
lots and graves. SHELBY MAR
BLE & GRANITE WORKS, 801
N. Dekalb St, 2 blocks north
Eagle Roller Mill, Shelby, N. G,
m-8-15.
Jane Parker
Mother's Day
Layer Cake
urn 79c
JAne Parker Assort ?J
Mother's Day
Cup Cakes
Pkg of
Six
33c
Jaae Parker
Brown 'n Serve
Dinner Rolls
> Pkg* ?'
? of 12
X * CJu
??mill HHHPPBKV '- '
by making marketing
EASY . . . ENJOYABLE . . . ECONOMICAL
\&P Tiny
Peas
Golden Maid
No. SOS
Can
19c
Margarine ? ? pi* 19c
lona White or Golden
Corn - - - - 2 "&r29c
Super Fine Baby Variety
Lima Beans 3 Cans 29c
Shortening
Swift Jewel ? - s 63c
Fray Bent*s ?
Corned Beef - ^ 39c
Ann Page Salad
Dressing - - - & 45c
White House Evaporated
Tan
.Cans
No Disappointments for Moffcers Who Buy AaP'm
fresh fruits and Vegetables
Fresh Tender
CORN
4
ears
Juicy Florida
ORANGES
Crisp 2 doz. Size
.8
Lib.
Big
33c
35c
Lachoy
Chinese Style Foods
Bean Sprouts
No. *
Cab
n? 15c
Chinese Dinners
59c
Pk*.
Chop Suey
With Meat
*?* 58c
C?o
' - V
Personal
Ivory Soap
4 21c
Ivory
^ Flakes
ill 28c
Dux
28c HE'75c
F&C Soap
3 "?? 22c
Dial Soap
2 J2, 27c
Dial Sup
17c
Bath
Bars
Clorox
?.'r 17c^29c
Super Suds
PLS 28c pk"'67c
v.i
& 29c
Stalk
Firm Slicing ,
TOMATOES
Golden Ripe
BANANAS ...
Crisp
CriitROTS
an.
.2
Lbs.
Lbs.
Bunches
Size 54's.and fit's Juicy
GRAPEFRUIT
4
Crisp 4 Doz. Size
LETTUCE .2
For
Heads
?Juicy
LEMONS
Lb.
15c
lie
25c
17c
23c
29c
13c
Sunnyfleld Plain -S. R.
ftuifii ........
25
Lbs.
25
Lbs.
23
Lbii.
TALCO FEEDS
Scratch
Laying Mash ..
Growing Mash
A6PAU Green -
Asparagus Spears .
LUNCHEON MEAT
Georgia Red
TOMATOES
25
Ltos.
No. 2
Can '
12 oz.
Can
11.49
$1.35
SL47
$1.45
~43c
. 35c
No. 303 JSC
Can
Chow Moin Noodles
?? 18 c
Meatless
Chop Suey
No. 1
Can
35c
Marcal Paper
Napkins
?? 10c
Peter Pan
Ninut Butler
37c
Peter Pas Salted
Peanuts
"1.?* 27c
UPTON'S TEA
Ann Page
PEACH; PLUM
or PINEAPPLE
v i
KLEENEX
?W? M "f 0% soo'a
fkgi 4/C ? 3 pk??
' > * - **' * ' r
, ? V
Fab
ft. 290 Sif," 73c
Octagon
Soap
2 ?"? 15c
Octagon
Soap Powder
24c
Ajas
Cleanser
Pk? 12c
Babe
12c
Underwood
Deviled Ham
19c
ViSize
Can
20-Mule Teim
Borax