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Collins Waived Intent-To-Kfll Charges Monday Bill Collins, 23-year old Kings Mountain man, waived .prelimi nary hearing before Judge Jack H. White in Kings Mountain Re corder's court Monday on a charge of asault with intent to fcilL : . '? v ? ?. The charges were warranted by H. L. Harris, Aiken, S. C., res ident and weapon used was al legedly an army rifle. The alleged attempt occurred Saturday nlghf. Case is to be heard at the next session of Superior Court In Shel by. Bond was set at $500. Nolle prosse was taken In the case of Veo Wingo, Negro, who was charged with "peeping torn'' on June 10. Charges were war ranted by Mrs. Eva Cash, 'Ridge street Negro resident, .who testi fied that she had repeatedly told the defendant to "stay away from her home." He should have been charged with "trespassing," court ruled. Oliver D. Moore, charged with illegal possession of non-taxed paid whiskey for beverage pur poses, was given sentence of 00 days, suspended upon payment of a $5 fine and costs of court. He was found guilty on an addi tional count of public drunken ness. Junior Carroll, Negro, charged with assault on Lena Carroll, Negress, was given sentence ot 60-days, suspended upon pay ment of a $20 fine and costs o! court. The assault grew out of an argument between the two, pros ecuting witness testified, over a "powder puff" Sunday night. Case against John Dawkins, Negro, charged with driving while under the influenoe of in toxicants and resisting arrest, was transferred to Shelby for trial 'by jury upon deposit of a$fl Jury fee. ? Case against Tom Patterson, who was charged with speeding and reckless driving, and Geor ge Short, charged on a count of disorderly conduct, were contin ued until court session of June 22. Two cases of public drunken ness were continued, and capi ases were issued for other de fendants who had failed to ap pear for trial,. Capias was Issued for Jack Dempsey Castin, Asheville resi dent, who was charged with speeding and three cases of pub-, lie drunkenness were disposed of In the Monday session. SELL IT THRU THE HEBA LD WANT ADS KOREAN POW GETS PAY ? 'This la the hardest earned money I ever made." said Cpl. Harry M. Purvis, left of Marion. S. C., recently returned Korean POW and "I hope that 1 never have to earn another $1658 through 18-months work in a Korean prison compound." Cpl. Purvis received this sum from Fort Jackson's finance office June 9 as secured pay through May 31 of this year. Ralph W. Northcutt, Jr.. of Kings Mountain, assistant' cashier, gives Purvis his pay, (U. S. Army Photograph.) ? NEWS of SERVICEMEN IN JAPAN Pvt. Johnnie E. Sellers, whose wife, Rebecca, lives at 210 East Geo. ave., Bessemer City, N. C., recently completed a course for medicaLaldman at the Eta Jima SpecialisT5etn?l-4?-Japan. Private Sellers, son of Mrs. Helen C. Richard, 203 E. Geo. ave., Bessemer City, N. C., en tered the Army in October 1952. A former student at Central high school, he was a mechanic for Osage Mill in civilian life. Eta Jima's four- week course for medical aidmen includes classroom and field training in the emergency medical treat ment that may be required by sick or wounded soldiers on the battlefield. ON USS MOORE SAN DIEGO, Calif. ? The USS (Jlvert M. Moore and William Seiverling returned here June 9 completing a tour of combat duty in the Far East. Serving aboard the escort ves. sel USS Ulvert M. Moore is Carl D. Cole, electronics technician third class, USN, of Kings Moun tain, N. S. While in Korean waters the ships operated as part of the UN Blockade and Escort Force in support of ground troops, bom bardment. of the Communist held port of Wonsan and escort du ties. They visited the Japanese ports of Nagasaki and Sasebo. COMPLETES BASIC Pvt. Lawrence A. Alien, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Allen, of j Kings Mountain, and husband of Betty Allen, Kings Mountain, completed basic training at the j Quartermaster Replacement j Training Center, Fort Lee, Va., I on June 13, 1953. Pvt. Allen was inducted into the Armed Forces April 1. and before entering service, he atten ded Central high school. While in basic training, he re- i ceived instruction in combat skills, including handling and fir ing weapons, battle indoctrina nation, camouflage, dismounted j drill, squad tactics compass and map reading with night and day problems, bivouac maneuvers, first aid and defensive measures against chemical - biological, and radiological warfare. Presently, he is being trained In a specific Quartermaster mill tary occupational specialty. This specialized phase of instruction Will qualify him in one of several Quartermaster positions. Upon the completion of training he will be assigned to a unit in a perma nent position for which he was trained. Rev. Pari Allen Baptist Speakei At Giovex Sunday GROVER - 'l'he services at the First Baptist Church Sunday were conducted by the Rev. Paul Allen, a local resident. Mr. Allen has filled the pulpit on several occasions since the resignation of Rev. S. M. Hughes. Several from here attended the Keeter-Humphries wedding on Sunday afternoon at Sandy Plains Church. Those attending were as follows: Mrs. J. B. Keet er. Misses Peggy and Sue Keeter, Mr. and Mrs. T. S, Keeter. Mr and Mrs. Leroy Shirkey, Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Bridges. Fonda and Beverly Bridges, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bridges, Mrs. A. F. Collins. Mrs. B. A. Harry, Mrs. Bill Mc Carter. Mrs. W. S. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Turner, Mrs. John Gold. Mrs. Rube Rollins and Tom my Keeter. Mr and Mrs. E. S. McSwain of Spartanburg, S. C. spent Sunday with Mrs. Lola Dillingham. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mullinax and children. Lee. Ann, Patsy and j Linda, of Greenville, S. C., and ?Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Mixson and | children, Terry and Janice of 1 Gastonia visited Mrs. Cora Casey |on Sunday. | Miss Ava Gibbons spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Char les Gibbons of Gaffney. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Debro McCarter | and daughters. Kay and Gynn of I Blacksburg, Mr. and Mrs. Victor I McCarter and Children, Shirley, Terry, and Vickie of Charlotte, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mc Carter and Mrs. C. M. McCarter on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Graut Curie, Mrs. I G. C. Curie, Mrs. Richard Taylor I and Children, Marlene and Ric hard Taylor, Jr.. of Como spent I the Weekend with Mrs. S. B. Croc I j Bobby Hambright and Mrs. R. |E. Hambright went to Macon, [Georgia on Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Meharg. Mrs. ; Hambright will spend the week there. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Meharg of j Macon, Ga. announce the birth of | a- son on Saturday, June 13. They I have another son, Rickey. Mrs. [ Meharg is the former Edna Ham blight. , Miss Hilda Herndon is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gillie Falls at Pens acola, Florida. Donald Klser, USN, of Ports mouth, Virginia spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and TO BOSTON Teleseaman Erwln N. Hughes, stationed with the navy at the Boston Naval Base, Boston, Mass., returned Tuesday after spending a 15-day leave here I with his wife and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hughes. SN Hughes Is with the postof j fice branch of the navy. Mrs. Vance Kiser. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Morris and daughter, Emoline of Nor folk. Virginia spent the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bird. The Bostic Circle of the First Baptist church held its meeting for the month at the home of Mrs, "Rube" Rollins. The Annie Armstrong Circle held its meeting at the home of Mrs. James Byers. These meet ings were well attended. Summer Suits $19.95 * Dress Pants $188 to $7.95 Dress Shirts ..... $1.98 to $2?8 Sport Shirts $1.50 to $3.95 ? Dress Shoes ............ $195 to $1195 Straw Hats S1.95 to $195 Pajamas .......... ., ... $2.98 $1.00 & $1.50 $L00 & S1.50 T-Shirts 50c to $1.98 Socks 25c to 75c Underwear, per suit $1.00 to $1.98 ? ? " v Handkerchiefs $1.00 per box * ? "Foamtread" House SUppers S2.98 &S3.95 Swim Trunks S1.95 & S2^5 ALL TYPES OT WORK CLOTHING AT " ' ** . ? . * . i . ? 4 VERY LOW PRICES : >/ . I r m mM&kji BESUBE TO BUY FOR FATHER AT HIS BEGULAB STOKE * *; J, . *'> ; ? ***? j iff-*. ? ? # Second Floor Court Of Honor Held Thursday Regular, monthly Boy Scout Court of- Honor tor Kings Moun tain Piedmont district a it? a Boy Scouts was held Thursday rilght at City Hall. Eight Scouts made advance ments to the Second Class rank land one Scout. Paul Hamrick of | Troop 8. made . advancement to the. Tenderfoot rank. I Advancing to. the Second Class rank were: Gary Blanton and Steve Wells, both of Troop I; Direk Srjiith Donald Roper. Jair.es Roper, Richard Styets. and Jimmy Hamrick., a!.l of -Troop S; Mike McKee and Jim Blanton. both, of Troop 2. Merit badges were awarded to the following Scouts: Basketry ? David L. Mauney, Troop 2. Book binding Hubert Whi taker. Troop 2 and Dan Payne, and Edward Led ford Troop 12. Business / James Allen Press ly. Troop 1. Fishing Hubert Whi taker, Tnijjp 2. ' ? * Home Repairs Earl Shoek'.ey and Jerry Wilson. Troop S. Radio Dick Hunnicu.lt, Troop FINAL WEEK OF THE BIG SPECIAL A & P COFFEE SALE! Jane Parker Bakery Buys ? ? Father's Day ? Layer Cake Fudye Iced Devlj's Food Eoch 65 Jane Parker Enriched White Bread - - - 14c Jane Parker Plain Pound Cake - - ? ?=?<* 29c Oxford Cream Cookies? 12 oz. pkg. 29c Delicia lib. box '**.&?.?? Sugar Waier Sticks 39c Nabisco 12 oz. box 1* * ? Vanilla Wafers 31c Iona 'fj -r% - -m j*a. Bfcr. Hominy ? 2 No. 2 cans 17c Bush's Best ? ? .?? *< Pinto Beans? 2 No.2cans .. 25c Ann Page Mayonnaise ? pint 33c Talco ^ C-^iT Scratch Feed -25 lbs S1.27 Golden Maid Margarine ? 1 lb 20c Ann Page * ' Tomato Soup? 3 10V2Oz.cans 29c White House Apple Butter - - - - ?s? 21c Pillabury Plain or Self -Urine Flour - - - ss 49c vt 93c A&P R indicts Short Held Cheese - - sg 27c st 53c i A&P Fancy Tuna Fish ? 33c lona Tomato Juice - - - - ^ 25c Angel Soft Rainbow Facial Tissues - - - - 23c ! ? Marcalus Products . Kitchen Charm Wax Paper FW*1 21c Marcal Dinner Napkins ?*?> 15c. Marcal Toilet Tissue r*. 10c'. Marcal Sandwich Bags pu 10c Marcal Paper Napkins 10c ^.fl MM * tWb> |^gHBI>k* t M4*?W ^/jfTlvgo^v* ? WImt iis 77c ta- 78c a* 79c j 3^y ^Va**] r i^jr 1 Buy THE THRICTY3-LB BAG Stwf EVEN MORE! - . - . , e? ? Armour's Star or Libby's Vienna SAUSAGE - -2 35c Comstock Pie APPLES - - ? Armour's Star or Libby's Corned BEEF HASH - - 21c - '? 27c Wesson Oil & 35c ft. 67c Snowdrift Vf 32c "in 39c Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce 20c Delicious With Chicken Ajax Cleanser - - 2 Pkg?. Octagon Soap-.- - 2 Fab - - - js 29c & 69c Dreft - - & 29c & 69c Ivory Soap p*-r - 2 & 25c Camay Soap - - - 2 ss; 21c Ivory Soap - - - - - ??< 5c 32c s? 8lc i: Thi "" DOJ FOOd Strooghe?rt * J I9C ? . ? . - ? ' *" i * rresh Fruits & Vegetables .v*? ?u . Heavy With Juice Lemo ^ u. j ? Lb. ISC Fine Yellow, Onions b fc Fresh Colifornio Red Plums 23c BANANAS 2 Lbs. 25c WATERMELONS Each $1.19 JUMBO PEANUTS r..j-oz pk, 19c uMtKAi >on?cr? ?ooo . . . unci iim rm NUT ATtAMTIC ft PMMC TVA CO*? AMY Tfceee Price* Effective Thm Saturday. Jane 20th Cracker Jacks 3 13c Angelas Marsh mallows - ~ 19e Superfine Lima Grands 2 St 23c l-Lfc. Cta. Swift Jewel 24c - 69c
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