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Negro News By Mrs. Cannle Gordon 105 Carpenter Street Circle No. One of Good Hope Presbyterian church met on Monday night, Jan. 25, at f:3Q with Mrs. Cllsta Cole as hostess. As a part ol their devotional the group engaged' In a Bible Study from the book of Genesis. The study was followed by a business session, after which the host?ss served delicious refresh men Li. The next meeting will be held on Fob. 15 with Miss Lena Car roll as hostess at fier home on 109 North ^Tracy street. , This circle meets on each 2nd and 4th Monday nights. Ladies from other circles or any Inter ested friends are invited to at tend these meetings. The. Good Neighbor Communi ty Club met at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Weaver January 4. The president opened the meeting. Unfinished and new business was discussed and plans were made to celebrate the club's first anniversary. This service will be held Sunday, Jan. 31 at Mt. Zion Baptist church at 3 p. m. Offi cers were elected for the insuing year as following: President, Mrs. Hophie Gray; recording secretary, Mrs. Margret Leach; finance secretary, Mrs. Anne Map Byers; treasurer, Mrs. Mo zell Green. The hostess served a delicious course. Madge Brown, Reporter. Come one, come all to an en tertainment Friday night at the home of Mrs. Jani^ Adams in the hehalf of the Spiritual Choir of Mt. Zion Baptist church. There will fop plates priced 50c. The menu consists of chicken, chit tling, hot dogs, sandwiches, cak es, pies, drinks. Clover Police Chifcf W. T. Byers said that the four would be tried at the March term of general ses sion court for York County on the ' ! Bethwaxe Cageis Take Double Win From Mooresboro In Friday Action v* ijl _ ; ? ? I Bethware high school's cagers made a sleet-filled trip to Moores boro pay dividends last Friday night, taking a county loop dou bleheader with the boys putting together a 43-40 verdict after the lassies started the evening olf right 78-68. Laura Morris bucketed 24 field goals and hit three foul shots for 51 points to pace Coach Jetf Wells' sextet. Jeanelle Anthony had 14 points and Hazel Bolin 9 In the high-scoring contest, which was deadlocked at 40-all at the half. A strong third quarter surge did the trick for the winners. Guard Wilma Ledbetter was out standing on defense for the Beth ware six. Coach Wells' boys team jump ed'off fast In the nightcap, scor ing 17 points in the first period to take a 10-point lead and match ing Moorfesboro's 10 points In the second quarter to stay on top at the half. After a low-scoring third can to (won 3-6 by the losers) Beth ware effectively contained a de termined Mooresboro bid In the final chapter to take the victory. Btethware's forwards, Richard Jarvis and Jake Dixon, each hit break-ins of Carolina Theater and Minnis Beauty Shop along with the attempted ^"ak-ins of the City Pharmacy, Clowr Drug and John Williams Pool Room. They will possibly be tried in Federal court for the break in of the Bank of Clover. Three of the establishments were entered through the back doors. Approximately $1.50 in change was all that was missing. When questioned the police stat ed that Mullinax said that he wouldn't have entered the Bank of Clover if he had known it was a bank. ra it a si the hoops for 10 points and Guards Ralph Hord and Bill Huffstickler each had 9 points. . GIRLS Bcthwar* (78) ri<nr*T. a Laura Morris, f . 34 Jcancllc Anthony, 1 0 Hazel Bolln, t 4 Wllma Led better, g Wllma I -Ov el are, g Carolyn Bell, g IJjb Bolln, g ' Shirley Led better, g Ware, g Loin Gamble, t 10 3 Champloni f * 1 0 2 Mildred Peterson, g Barrett, g TOTALS 38 ? '? Mooiesboro (68) IS ? 38 14 9 . 0 3 5 8 4 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 S3 S. J one* K Davla Davidson M. LaU Melton WUII&mi B. Carter Dixon McEntyre TOTALS SCORE ?T PERIODS! fgTHWAEE mooressorc 3 21 4 13 tS U M s 2 3 0 3 3 1 ?1 ' i IS If M U it U 13 BOTS Bethwore (43) Morar. Fo?. g Ta TT Richard JarvU, ( 3 S 10 Jake Dixon. ( 5 0 10 Jack Harmon, e OSS Ralph Hord, g 4 1 ?' Bill HuffstScUer. g 4 1 9 Barrett, g 0 - O . o Ken Yarboro. e 0 3 3 TOTALS IS 13 43 Moor*sboro (40) 14 0 Henaley, f Morehead. f Davidson, c McKlnney, g Forbes, g Crojner, f ? Harris, f Jimmy Bridges, c Bridges, g 0 0 Jim McKenney, t TOTALS It SCONE IT PERIODS! BETHWARE T7 TJ MOORESBORO 7 10 4 0 o 0 3 IS 40 4 1 3 1 1 3 IS 1 8 5 3 0 a 0 1 0 7 It In 1953 the State Department of Motor Vehicles sent 13,114 warning letters to reckltess driv ers to whom a second conviction would mean loss 6t license. ^ largo Roomy ^ WARDROBE Holds 24 Hoary ^ Garments A Plus Wardrobe With Double Doors of Solid 5 1 Genuine Tennessee Red Cedar Save $30.00 ? Actual $69.95 Value DOWN SFF THIS BIG DOUBLF DOOR WARDROP* AND B E A U T 1 F U1 >:OPF CHFST TOMORROW! QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED! Every Home Needs Both Horo's a TWO- for- ONE bargain in two good looking plocos, fashionod by craftsman, to show tho full baauty of glowing cadar, and to glva you plenty of moth roslstant storago spaco wharo you nood it. Tho big wardrobo is actually an oxtra closot, and with tho "hopa chost," usod ak?no or togothar, will boautify cny roam. RECREATION BOUND-UP BASKETBALL The Recreation "Bantam*", sponsored by the Kiwanis club, remained undefeated iri league play, last week, sharing top hon ors with the strong Red Shield club of Gastonla. Victims of the Improving "Ban tams" were: Cramerton (41-29); St. Michaels (36-29); Jr. Optimist (34-30) and Rex (45-30). The a bove games were all played in Gaston county and Harris Funer al Home and Victory Chevroltet Co., furnished transportation. Alter spotting Cramerton an 8-polnt lead at half time, the "Bantams" caught up at the end of the third period and turned the game into a rout in the last canto. Ledford was high scorer for the night with Mitchem and Smith working thte ball in beauti fully for lay-up shots. Only two long shots were taken, both good. The storing: Ledford 20, K. Lay ton 7, Mitchem 5, Blanton, Smith, Marlowe and Davis 2, Cash 1. St. Michaels at Memorial -Hall ? This was a nip and tuck affair all the way, with Kings Mountain moving away in the last three minutes for a 36 to ?9 win. Play making was the feature for each team. Scoring for Kings Moun tain: Ledford 10, Layton 8, Horn 4, Marlowte and Mitchem 4, Gra ham 1, Hardin and Cash 2, Blan ton 1. Rex at Rex gym ? Kings Mountain started out like a house afire in this game and at half time led by 30 to 9. Co-coach Bob by Sanders played the entire team and the final score was 45 to 30. Kings Mountain scoring: Mitchem 12, Ledford 10, Layton 6, Smith 5, Marlowe 4, and Da vis, Blanton 2, Cash G. Layton, Hardin, Graham and Horn had 1. Aftter posting a win over the Jr. Optimist at Cramerton, the "BantarWs" lost a practice game Saturday morning with Coach Jeff Wells' 9th graders at the Bethware gym. The Little League Basketball team worked out several hours Saturday morning at the local gym. Several new candidates for the team showed up, bringing the roster up to 18. The Jaycee spon sored team will olav a team from Gastonia Saturday morning at ten o'clock. "Most teams of this size play on a shaved-down court and for this reason it Is hard to get teams to play on a regulation court," Director Rted Layton said. "Many out of town games could be ar ranged but for the transportation problem and the hazards Involved in taking these younger boys on trips. Games will be limited for this group to Inter-city contests." BOBCATS The Kings Mountain "Bobcats", getting ready for the Clteveland County playoffs that begin the second week In February to deter mine the county champs, had a practice session out at Bethware Saturday morning lifter having lost two close games to Hudson Hosfery (41-36) and Dover Mills (49-46). Stone, Medlin, Ware, San ders, Harmon and Weisener car ried the load for the locals. Only one other league game is chedul ed fdr the locals before thfe play offs, that against Casar tonight (Thursday, January 28th). The "Cat's" record for the season is 14 wins and six losses. ( BASEBALL A final organizational meeting will be held at City Hall at 6:30 p. m. Friday, January 28th. All last years officers and coaches are urged to attend or send repre sentatives. The dead line for en tries is February 1st and new of ficers and personnel must be > lected at this timfe. It has been requested from na tional headquarters that the lo cal leagues have the 18-game schedule played at an earlier datto in order to give coaches more time to work with all-star teams. Kings Mountain will lose only several players' from last years team that went to the semi-finals in district eight play last year. Players are too old for Little Lea-, gue play who were members of last years all-star team are: Da vid Plonk, Banks Guyton, John Carpenter, Freddy Hambrlght, John Hardin, Bud Conner, Dot Hgnor, Jerry Wright, and Don Gladden. "A wealth of material Is available in Kings Mountain and the team that finds these boys and develops them should advance at least to the state fi nals," Mr. Layton sakl. ? . romr lxaquk ? The Pony League will be or gsnlzed specifically to provide baseball tor the boys ha O* 13-14 kg* group and all Mdsatai at JJttle League baseball. The playin? ft* Id measure* menu are larger than Little Lea gue and smeller than regular league. Protective headgear must be worn. Cleats of rubber are permlsaable. Kings Mountain may not ft* able to field a (bur-teem league In thla type besebell but the re creation department Is already assured of one team, to be spon sored by Mauney Mills, and Is hoping another team can be form ed. A league wtth Carlton of ^ SSSt each to found out a four-teem league Is contemplated. This type baseball works on the same rules tnd principals aa Little League . national carters being located at Wash hgton. Pa. J. Howard Ware Is for: "Phothct Owr ?IE i&J ? v .n'-. ? Police Arrested II II December were ?7 arrtsts made by the Kings Mountain Police De partment for the month of De cember, according to the records of the Police Department. There wtere 25 arrests for pub lic drunkenness, 9 tor speeding, 4 for reckless driving, 9 lor vio lation of probation laws, 2 for abandonment and non-support, 7 for drunk driving, 2 for hit and run, 2 for violation motor vehicle laws, \ for failure to stop lor stop light, I for breaking and en tering, 1 lor passing a worthless check, 1 for assault with deadly weapon with injuries, 1 for lar cteny of automobile, 1 for driving without operator's license, and 1 capias Issued. , tm Al HER ALD Superfine Lima Grands Swift's Meats For Babies fiw Monte Sliced Pineapple lona California Sliced or Halves Peaches A&P Fancy Fruit No. 2V4 29-OZ. Can A&P Fancy Crushed Whole Kernel ? Golden No. 303 !7-Oz. Con ?viucri Niblets Corn - . lona ^ ?? 1 5c lona Green _ Peas ........ 2 "ci^Sc Fruits & Vegetables Packers Label Sweet Firm Crisp Heads ? - Potatoes *?? 29t LETTUCE ....... 2 ird Pack ? lona Standard Pack -uua.u rac* Toma,oes -2N^?23e ORANGES Fine Flavor Temple A&P. 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