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BESSEMER CITY KINGS XT. DRIVE ? IN THEATRE All Night S H O W I ALL NEW and BETTER ' THAN EVER Not One? But Two BIG NIGHTS FBI. & SAT.. 19-20 6 RIG FEATURES BIG STARS I You Never See The Same ^ow^Twice hit no. i ? JAKES STEWAHT ? IH? "NAKED SPUR" hit mo. * CHABLTON HESTON "PONT~ EXPRESS" HIT HO. 3 JUNE ALITVOW -TOO YOUNG TO KISS" HIT NO. 4 SOB HOPE ??Of"1 ?? "FANCY PANTS" BIT HO. S CLAHK QABLE ?IN TONE STAR" For Those Who Cannot Star Fridr The Pictures Will Be BmiK . Saturday. Adm. ? 40c Children Under 12 FREE COME EARL j AND SPEND THE NIGHT WITH US Coming Sunday "SHANE" with Allan Ladd HIT NO. 8 HEDT LAMAR R ? IN ? "COPPER CANYON" BOYS BATTLE South Gp., Westerh AA STAKDWOS ru. 17 team W 1 M. bit Llncolliton 12 1 .933 I KINGS MTN. II 3 .94$ 3 Huth.S|?lnd?lp 10 2 . 833 3 QAHla TO PLAT Friday ? King* Mm it Uncolnlon. R - Splnrtnle al Kore?t City; Tuesday ? King* Mtn. at Belmont. I.lncolnton at Bvth. Splndalp; fVtday, Feb. 20 ? Shelby at King* Mountain Ruth.-Sptadafe at B?i mont, Lloiolntun a'. Chcrryvlllc. County Cage Event Begins On Thursday The annual county basketball tournament Is scheduled to begin! at Shelby Community Center | Thursday at 5; 30 p. m. Grovel's boys finished on top j and draw a bye opening day. The j Grover girls finished in ** four way tie for top and drew second | settling and a Thursday bye. Bethware's girls ft re scheduled against Mooresboro at 7:30 1 Thursday and at 8:30 the boys are to tangle with Fallston or No. Three.. ; Boys Cage Bace In The Stietch ^?e race for the two top posi tions In the boys division of the South Group, Western AA Con ference may be decided Friday night as Kings Mountain Jour neys to Llncolnton and Forest City Is host to Rutherfordton Splndale. \ Kings Mountain, Llncolnton and R.-S. are the only teams left in the running for. the berths, with an invitation to the WNCH SAA tournament the prize. On Tuesday, Kings Mountain is scheduled at Belmont, while Lln colnton and R.-S. clash. WEDNESDAY FIRE Firemen were called Wed nesday afternoon to extinguish a tire at Bonnie Mill In the waste house. According to C. D. Ware, fireman, two bales of cotton and some waste were partially burned. The origin of the blaze was unknown. WIDE SCREEN JOY SCREEN WIDE WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY Next Week, Feb. 24-25 SUREST GUNS Dl TK KINGS MOUNTAIN Hospital Log\ vxsrrma hours Dotty. 10 to H ? m. 3 to 4 Pi u. and 7 to 8 p. m. Clyde Bess, Jr. Rodney KlinbreU. Etta Mae Elils. Shirley Mcintosh. Lucille Jenkins. Frank Thompson, city, admitt ed Wednesday. Barbara Jane Brown, city, ad mitted Thursday. Mrs. Louis Todd, city, admitted Thursday. Mrs. Edith Mayberry, route 2t admitted Saturday. Helen Houser, city, admitted Saturday. Glenda Carroll, route 3, admltt ed Sunday. Buford Gregory, 206 E. Ala.' ave., Bessemer City, admitted Sunday.. . Gatchett Logan, route 2, ad mitted Sunday. Jessite Bailey, city, admitted Monday. . William Green, route 3, admitt ed Monday. Macie Hamrick, city, admitted Monday. Tenie Lockhart, city, admitted Monday. Florence Mulllnax, city, admitt ed Monday. Franklin Manning, city, admitt ed Monday. Mrs. Ann Roberts, city admitt ed Monday. Helen Alexander, city, admitted Tuesday. Virginia Bridges, route 2, Bes semer City, admitted Tuesday. Douglas Childers, Box 332, Gro ver, admitted Tuesday. Daisy Costner, city, admitted Tuesday. . ? Vickie Campbell, route 4, Gas tonla, admitted Tuesday. Mrs. Eugene Campbell, route 4, Gastonla, admitted Tuesday. Doris Edwards, 107 S. Jacob St., Cherryville, admitted Tues day. <* Otto. Ford, route 2, admitted Tuesday. Millie Mltchum, city, admitted Tuesday. Y, Alama Woods, city, admitted Tuesday. Wind breaker JACKETS Big Stock Of All Styles To Choose From Unlined Sport Denim JACKETS $3.95 Solid color poplin and ' Checked Rayon JACKETS $3.95 "Weatherjack" Unlined GABARDINE JACKETS Green - Gold - Navy - Grey Unlined Sheen "Weather jack" Gabardine Jackets % * Grey - Black r $5.95 $195 Full rayon lined k*Weather jack" Gabardine Jackets Green. Tan- Grey , ' \ ? S "Weatherjack" REVERSIBLE JACKETS r Solid sheen gabardine on one side* pin checked on other side. ? ?Tan and Navy? $7.95 ONE BIG TABLE Men's Gabardine PANTS Green. Gray. Tan. Navy. Blue ? Sixes 28 to 44 $3.95 to $ 4.95 ?r - -:7. ? v ? < U [ I % Two Are Guilty Oi Non-Support ? A Gastonia resident was found guilty February 8 in Recorder's Court of abandonment and non support of a minor child. Judge Jack White gave Raymond Cabe a 90-day sentence, suspended on condition that he pay via the clerk of recorder's court thte sum of $5 each week for benefit of his minor child, Randall Cabe, until he reaches age of 18 or be comes self-sustaining. Judge White also found Arthur jLiegon guilty of abandonment land non-support of his six chil dren in City Recorder's Court Tuesday afternoon, and sentenc ed him to serve eight months on the road. The sentence was sus pended on condition that Llegon ay $20 each week through the court for support and mainte nance of his six children. The de fendant stated on the witness stand that he knew it was his re sponsibility to support his chil dren, and added he way willing to live with his wife and support his children. ' William R. Goins was found guilty on two counts of passing worthless' checks in the amount of $75. Vternon Crosby, of East King Esso Station, stated on the witness stand that Goins issued a check to him for $25 February 1; and that the check wis return ed to him by the bank marked "insufficient funds." Basil Lovelace of Marlowe's, Inc., also testified a $50 check given to his firm by Goins was also rteturned by the bank marked "insufficient funds". Goins defended his ac [ tions when questioned by Judge White by saying sufficient funds were in the bank when checks were, issued, but that hte later paid a jail fine in Lenoir, de mlnishing his account. The ar resting officer was P. R. Saun ders. ' , A Fort Jackson, S. C.. soldier,' Jessie Green, was found guilty of larceny of a stove lid from the skating rink owned by Mrs. De vola Housfer, and of damage to city property in the amount of $100 while in Jail. When ques tioned by Judge White as to his behavior, the only explanation the defendant could give was "Your Honor, I was drunk." On the count of larceny, Green was given a 60-day sentence, suspend ed on oondiUon that he pay a fine of $10, and costs of court. Qn the count of damage to city property, the defendant also was given a 60-day sentence, suspend ed on condition that he pay costs of- court and costs of damage to city property estimated by a re liable plumber. Officers P. R. Saunders and R. P. Carrigan were the arresting officers. Three were found guilty of pub lic drunkenness, <> and one case was continued. Thte cases of John J. Johnson, Elvia Anthony and Coy FTedell were transferred to Shelby by Judge White for Jury trail. Judge White also ordered capiases be Issued for John Dawklns and Wil liam Mitch um. 67 Citizens Give Pint of Blood Kings Mountain area citizens donated 67 pints of blood to .the area Iblood bank last Thursday, as the Red Cross Bloodmobile made a one-day visit at the Wo man's Club. Donors listed were Mrs. Phyl lis Cheshire, George H. Mauney, George Houser, William B. Mc Swain, Arnold Kincald, C. B. Todd, Sam Stallings, Lewis Sa bettie, Bobbie Bridges and tfellie H. Ledford. Also Glee Edwin Bridges, Ev erette L. Carlton, Everett Clon inger, John A. Cheshire, Jr., L. H Abbott, John H. Lewis, Martin 9. Ware, James C. Gibson, Mrs. Em elyn D. Gillespie, and X. Edwin Moofe. Rowel 1 Lane. Dorus L. Bennett, Thelma L. Deninger, Sydney H. Blanton, Paul B. Cole, Eugene Roberts, Thomas H. Davidson, Carl F. Mauney, Paul Bell, and Anderson Moore, Jr Also B. R. Tate, Airs. Addie Turner, J. H. Patterson, Hoyle D. McDaniel, Dr. O. P. Lewis, Jasper Wilson, Rev. Philip L Shore, Mrs. Mary Anna Shore, LATE SHOW SAT. Monday - Tuesday tfT BURT" I Lancaster l| 1* tfcwgtllf ttMSM* to I MisHajesfyl | Okeefea vEKK*"' TECHWCOUR FiiMfo in thf Fiji Isjanos Pituly Lists Radio Dovotioncd Topics Rev. W. L. Pressly, pastor of Boyce Memorial ARP church, will conduct the dally devotional pro gram over Station WKMT next week, Hla subjects will be: Monday. "Can A Leopard Change His Spots?"; Tuesday, "Why Do Good People Suffer?"; Wednesday, "Unanswered Prayer"; Thursday, "Angels Who Take Us bv the Hand"; Friday, "Hie Cross of Christ". ; For three of the programs spe cial music will be given under the direction of Mrs. N. F. Mc Gill, including solo work by Miss Mary Boyce McGlll and Mrs. W. L. Pressly, and a duet by Miss McGill and Miss Shirley Sellers. TAG SALES A total of 844 kings Moun tain motorists had purchased 1954 city \uto licenses through Wednesday, according to re port of Joe Hendrick, city cleric. Eighty-two of the total were purchased this past week. The "tags" are priced at one dol lar. and Franklin J. Pethel. Mrs. Barbara B. Mauney, Mrs. Mary Mauney, J. D. Bridges, Bur S3. Peeler, Jr., James C. McKin ney, Star K. Huffstetler, Charles A. Neisler, Herbert H. Leigh, Ri chard E. Barnette, and Jake G. Hord. Also Margaret Wiliams, Nelson E. Ledibetter, Martha Randall, I. Eugene Patterson, Pinkney L. Ware, Mrs. Martha M. Carpenter, Mrs. J. I. George, and Mrs. H. Stokes Wright. Thermon .W. Greene, Mrs, Haz el R. Lane, Lewis 8. Peck, Jr., Frank M. Sellers. Forest R. Bur ton, Paul E. Early, Wihnouth D. Kerns, Fletcher O. Wright, John P. Lackel, and Miss Alice Fultorv . . . Wide Panoramic Curved Screen . . . Tonight and Thursday Mickey Spill an?'* HE HIHY" Friday > I MPERIAL THEATR IP Cng? Moontato. W. C. , WW lf? ' TODAY. THURSDAY. FX*. It " DOUBLE FEATURE "The Ghost Ol 'FAMILY SECRET' OtMboa* Canyon' wtu> u>imi With Wild BUI 1Mr SSOTrmrvSE OVER AT 11 O'CLOCK "BACK TO COD'S "BANDJTS OF THE "COUNTRY" WEST" ? *' Tftmlfolor with ROCk ?udson RoekY urn. , - : i*.** & '??rial ? S Cwhwu :i:k >' MONDAY and TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22-23" JT AS T or SUMATRA" v with J?tf Chandler and Marilyn Mo?m M " dooHTteaRbe SCANDAL TBto Cowboy And 2HE Prize Fighter" j " Guard Company Seeks Enlistees The Kings Mountain National Guard Company's recruiting drive/ with a goal of 50 enlist ments in the unit, Is still under way, Captain Humes Houston, commander, said yesterday. "We still need qualified men to bring the company up to authoriz ed strength," he said yesterday. Capt. Houston explained that the purpose of the National Guard Is to furnish, In event of a national emergency, citizen - sol diers trained and equipped in peacetime and effectively organi zed for rapid mobilization, expan. slon and deployment. The Guard also plays a major role, he added, in assisting in relieving civilian distress in tornados, floods and other civil disasters. "Membership in the National Guard has several important ad vantages," he emphasized. "A mong them are the fulfillment of a patriotic obligation to one's country, substantial pay and re tirement benefits, educational op portunities, and opportunities for promotion for those taking an ac tive part in National Guard ac tivities." Men interested in joining the company. Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 3rd bat talion, 120th infantry, 30th divi sion, are urged to contact Capt. Houston or call Sgt. Charles Wil son at the armory, Phone 606. Friday ? Saturday Double Feature First City Showing Scott Brady "WHITE FIRE" also Gilbert Roland "APACKE WAR SMOKE" Serial - Cartoon Monday - Tuesday ? Biaiilph See It "THUNDER OVER THE PLAINS" 8UB8QRIBB TO THB HERALD CARD OP THANKS Family and friends of Thomas ?W. Sellers <wish to th?uik every* one for the many flowers and for the many kindnesses shown to us during the death of our hus band and son. May the Lord bless you all and Keep praying for us. .j Mrs. Thomas W. Sellers Mrs. Amanda Sellers BAKINGS MOUNTAIN^! gfr BESSEMI& CITY >j| DRIVE-IN THEATRE Located on Kings Mountain ? Bessemer Cttf Highway, only S Miles from Kings Mountain. OPEN 7 OATS PEB WEEK Phone 1027- J ? Kings Mtn. TODAY. THURSDAY February 18 Double Feature "ONE GIRL'S , CONFESSION" with Hugo Han and Cleo Moore ? ALSO? "PROBLEM GIRLS' with Helen Wallrer and Rots Elliott ? ALSO ? Cartoon FRIDAY & SATURDAY February 19-20 * ALL NIGHT SHOW SUN. - MON. . TOES. February 21, 22, 23 "SHANE" with Allan Ladd and Jean Arthur ? ALSO? > .? ? Cartoon Man. & Tvxes. Nights Are Family Nights KVKHT WKKK Adm. 5Qc per car ? S Shows Nightly Starting at Dnsk Ad m^i s ?_ion 40c To Children Under 12 Whenjyyi^jwnied by pwiMli GASTON f A- KINGS MOUNTAIN HI&HWAY inunsiiAYi FEB. 18 LAST SHOWING "MAN ON A TIGHTROPE" with Frederic March and Terry Moore Color. Cartoon FRL & SAT.. FEB. 19-20 DOUBLE PEATOnr mmi SONKYTUFTS -EUfflDKW MM * ? UMITfD AtTBTS TOES. FEBRUARY 21, 22. 23 A MAN -A iiBiBitt.Mii ymmtmn mmm C!NEE iiiflCMflf MVn I WIN LA I WED. & THURS. FEBRUARY 24-25 5: mylhinq will hc shown o '^!ifMMlNlHiii9nT><o CAHUt
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