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Thursday, Ocfober 28, 1965
Kings Mountain, N. C., Thursday, October 7, 1965
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man); l^astern Plains Conterence
' (Dave MKIenny, Charles Aycock
of Pikevllle); East Central Con
ference (Tlieil Overman, Wallace
Rose Hill of Wallace): Wacca-
maw Conference (Charlie Rea-
Grover Students At FHA Rally,
Numerous Folk Visit In Grover
By MRS. GENE TURNER 'flu* Hcv. and .Mis. Perry Muni-
GROVER The District I'll A goniciy of Columbia, S. C. spent
grnTEIiza\VeVh7own)V(VnR^^ Rally was held at Belmont high the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Heel Conterence (Paul Markliii of Saturday. Grover stu- Wilbur Roark.
Rohanen in UickiiiHham); Cem-. atu mling Ihu rall> ln.r. Di . Herman S Powell of Gas-
tral Carolina Conference (Bobby | high school wcrcn,„ija a visitor in the home
Fulp of Trinity): Guilford Con-! I resident of of Mrs. Will .Moss on Sunday,
fereiice (Tommy Younts of Allen | luinei, Janet Weekend family visitors of
Jay in High Point): Rocky River ^P^nglor and Sharon (.old. Kcoier and
Conterence (H. P. Brooks of South -Mr. and Mrs. C harles Byeis. c W. Richaidson were -Mr-
Stanley in Norwood): Gaston Chet. Robin and Darrin Byers ul and .Mrs. Bankston llyler and
j C^ounty Conferenee (Uelmar WMles Florence will come to C^rover on Su.san of Lancaster, S. C., and
! of Mt. Holly); Disliiet 7. North- tMdvay to visit Mr. and .Mrs\ Oil- \y y nicks, Jr. of Charlotte.
through .Saturday
0
ern Division (John C'liarles of El- more Byers
1 kin); District 7, Soulh(‘rn Division afternoon.
[(Red Kirkpatrick of Granite -Mrs. Helen English and .Mr.
Falls); Foothills Conf(‘renee (Bob and Mrs. Grover Rice were Sun
Ward of East Surry in Pilot day spend-ihcday quests of .Mr.
j.Mountain); Tri-County C’onfer- and Mrs. Lee Corn in Hendcr-
’ enco (Joe Hunt of Ilender.son-
jville); Smoky Mountain (dnler-
U*nce (Kalpli MeC'onnell of .Mur-
phy).
Ramsey Rites {Pop Warners
^eld Wednesday Finish Season
^ With 2-4 Mark
TOUCHDOWN — Shelby's Terry Goode (23) breaks around left end and is on his way to pay dirt
in the second quarter of the KM-Shelby game Friday night. Goode added another touchdown in
the fourth quarter cs Shelby delected the Mountaineers, 19-0.
I shy o fho goal line.
Halfback Charlie Baker spear
headed the KM defense by mak
ing timely tacklc’s. He also had
one pass interception. Another
defensive halfback, Rick Fails,
also inierceptcd a pass.
Members of this year’.s team
wort': ('hris Blanton (', B-n
Hrov\n G, Dale Russell T. ^lark
McDaniel K. Raymond RuffsUck-
ler G. Terry Putnam T, Dik'
Blanton E, Grafton Withers (JB.
.Dana Sarvis HB, Carl Fulton
F'3, Cliarlie Baker HH, liocky
' Ford G, Paul .Manning HB, Rick
Falls HB. Don Goforth 1\ and
Warren Falls HB.
Coaches for tht' team were
Jimiity Littlejohn and Perry
Champioii.
CLASS A
Tidewater Conference (C. O.
Mc.Mullan, Central of Elizabeth
City); Roanoke ('onferenc<‘ (Don
Johnson of Weldon»; Coas'.i!
Conference (Jack Wallace of
Bath); Tobacco Belt Conference
(Brantley Aycock of Elm Cit3M:
; Wake • Nash-Edgecombe Confer
ence (Jim Burnette and JoJin
Nichols of O.xford): .Mid-Central
Conference (Harold Holmes of
s-Dnville.
On a fishing trip io Myriic
Beach Thursday through Sunday,
were Ashley Tyree of Cliarlotie
and Buford Hamiiiighi
Huskey Rites
Held Wednesday
Funeral rite.s for Ezekiel Ram
J^cy. 41, who <IUm! Momlay morn-
iiig ill the Kings Mountain hos-
pdal, were held Wednesday at 4
i».m. from Hopewell Baptist
c.'ijri’h of Blacksburg, S. C., in-
lei mc nl following in the church
ciunetery.
A native of Clu'rokee County.
S. c.. Mr. Ramsey is .survived b>
‘*ne brother, Chark»s Ramsey, of
< lastonia.
A wil l coff. plant may grow
15 to 2(1 left tall. However, in
cul!i\ation it is k<'pt trimmed to
6 to P feet.
The Kings .M<iuntaiiv Optimist
('tubs (mii.v ill llie Gaston Pop
'Warner Pov’ Wee Football
, League finished tlio .'{‘a.son in
fourth place witli a 2 1 record.
4 he lioys won the .si'ason's linal
gaiTo ai Cheiryville Tuesday
night, Oflo';cr 19. by a G-t) count.
Dana Sarvi.s, wlio sc.)ied four
touclulowns' on tin* reason to
l<‘ad the l<*am in .scoring, .^coiid
in the second <piaitcr to n:ov:do
the winning margin. Fullhack
Carl Fulton aitcmpU’d to run lor
the point after, liui was siopp;\1
Funeral rite.s for Pinkney
Huskey of Kings .Mountain and
.Mrs. Tom Barnes of Grover,
were held Wednesday at 3 p.m.
from Canaan Methodist church,
.interment following in the
, Ramseur); Cape Fear Conference church cemetery
I Henry Campbell of R e d Mr Hnskev Hie
Springs): North Central Confer
ence (Dave Hodge, Helena of
I Timbcrlake): Yadkin Valley Con-
f(*rence (Tom Boyette of Yadkin-
ville); Skyline ('(inference (Jug
Wil.son of Glen Alpint*); Appa
lachian Conference (Ed Morton
of Marshall); Pisgah Conference
Mr. Huske\’ died Monday after
noon in ihu Kings Mountlin hos
pita! following a short illness.
O’.lur -iii-Niv.rs includ
son‘'. a Inolhcr. a s'.stcr. and :i
number of granch hildren.
14 pt inside BURIN DILIin^ci
LuMier E. Dillingcr, 7S. of
Route 1 Gaffney, S. C., .:rother
(M. J. Cathey of Rosman); Smo-|Qj liurcn D'ilinger of Kings
ky Mountain Conference (W. H.
Hamilton of Andrews).
Mountain, died Monday in Cher
ok(e Counij* hospital at Gaffnty.
Other .survivors include his
wife, two daughters, a son and
16 grandchildren.
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION
North Piedmont (Jack Ward,
Davie C'ountj* of Mocksville):
South Piedmont (Lope Linder of Mountain).
South Rowan); Northwestern 1 EIGHT-MAN
(Frank Barger of Hk'kory);! Tancel Lei* of Southport.
' Southwestern (Bill Bates of Kings
.Mickey Hicks spent Saturday in
Shelby with Gene Irvin Kirkpat
rick, Jr^
.Mrs. Frank Royster was in
Winston .Salem on Saturday to
attend the Wake Forest Univers
ity of N. C. football game with
her twin sons Mike and Sie\i‘
Ro\‘.sU*r, sophomores at Wake
F re.sl C'ollegc.
-Ml'. Tippy Francis and Bub
Gold arc in New York ihi.^ wt t*k
on a business triji.
The Rev. Earl V. Frith filled
the oulpit at David Baptist
church on Sunday in ilie ahsimcc
of the Rev. .Mr. N\ F. Hardin who
had surgei-y at the Shelby ho.s-
piial the pJist week.
Miss Connie Shaw, colleje stu
dent this week at First Baptist
church, and college student at
Cullowhec, will spend the* com
ing weekend with her parents.
-Mr. and Mrs. Deward Shaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Blea^e Goforth
moved on Wednesday to Pari.-,
three Tonn.. where they will make
their home.
Freshman Class Officers have
been elecl(*d at Kings .Mountain
high school and Ross Springer,
son of .Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Spring
er was elected treasurer of hi.-
cla.ss.
Mr. and .Mrs. Bill Parker and
family of Charlotte spent Sun
day with -Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Har
din and Barbara.
c'hurch-wide visitatiim sponsor
ed bv the First Baptist church
, Sunday School was held on Tues-
dav night.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hicks. Sr..
who have been in Virginia for
three and one half weeks came
home on Wednesday. .Mr. and
.Mrs. Vance Hides hjoughi them
horiic and were heie tin jugit
Monday.
Mrs. George R. .M{■AlI.^t^•l and
daughters. Lisa and .Su.san Ann
ette of San Antonio. Tt*xas. le:'t
;.'haflotl(‘ airjjon Tuesday morn
ing to return to their ho. i o after
three we(*k.5 visit with Mr. and
.Mrs. Blease Goforth.
Ml*, and Gradv R(jss. lie-
ona and Denise Ross spent tin*
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. S'Oll
Wright and daugiiiers in Ra-
loi'll and -Mr. and Mrs. Lewi.^
Evans and family at R 'utiokc
Rapids.
Mrs. Mary Lon ('ollins and
Ricky Allen of Earl spent Sa'
urdny witli Gary Collir.s, .Jnnioi'
Colle'io Student at Wake Forest
College Winston-Salem, and at
tended W’akt* Fore- i - L'nivers-
iiy of N, loot’oall game on
Saturday afteinoon. P was Par
ents W(*ekend at W.ike Forest
colU'ge.
G :lng to Charlotte on s Rur-
day to the nerformaiKa* of “The
.Sound of -Music", was Mrs, Tip|)>
Francis. .Mis. John Harr\. D<*lv
■ hie Harry. Debbie Francis and
Susan .M(<’arter.
Corning we<*k''nd vi.Nliors of
The IR v. and Mrs EaG V. .Smith
will 1)(* Mr. and Mr.= . D. E. .Me..'.' -
.of BiascltiUi. Ga. and M •. and
Mrs. O D. Maves of StiUie Moun
tain. Gi’orgia.
Mrs. David Herpd.ni will l(*a\r
riiursday toi- Duki* Ibispiial
'whore .she will ha\e le.sts and lie
undir obseivati ;.n.
Mr. and Mrs. f-irnest Hoin
i'’ht are in Oeoiyia with tl'.cir
.son and daughier-in-Inw. Mr. and
• Mis. E\eretie Hainhrigli:
• Billie .Montgomeiy and Billie
Howell were transferred U) Rock
Hill. S. C. from their jo!) in
; Gr(*envil]e this wc(‘k.
' Mrs. H. C. Tate remaitrs a jia
lient in Clcv(*l«ind .Me } ■ iial ho.-
pital after having surgciy or
, Oil. 20ih.
Mrs. Winfiefi .Mus-; Tani* and
i Danny will spend Wedne,->da>
I with ivirs. Billie Mortcomery and
i visit Mr. and Mr.s. D. .1. M *nt-
gomei y.
Letter To Editor
"I'he Kings Mountain Jayce(*s
A'i.sli to c.xp! es.s tli(*ir ai)precia-
ti..n to ail the local citizens, in
dustries, L ■sine.-.' (‘Siablishmenis
'and civic oi ganizal ions who .-.up-
ported our com (‘s.sions and bar-
iiccuc sale dining Uie j’oeen:
Mouniainci'r I.)a\Cclehration.
Your -support n:adc Lie project a
^-ucc(*ss and in -■) c.”ab!ed
ih(.‘ King.-' .Mountain Jaycce.s to
make a -.u stanlial financ.rl con
tribution to die Kings M untain
Buttle Cornini.'.sion and to sup-
{)oil tile pr(*s<*m*e of i>otb !Mis.s
iNortii Carolina and Miss South
('arolina at the Celcin ition.
J. kc Dixon. Prc.sidt nt
Kur/.' Mountain Jaycecs
1
^ ADMI.NdS'IP.ATOPLS NOTICE
H;i\.-n:, (iLuLilk’d a-; adrinis-
trator for tlu» of W'ililiam
, Lawivticc Wai l’, di'ceased, all
pi’rson.s ha\in, cl*'ams against
i aid C'lati* will please tile .same
’with the undcr.dA'ned on or In*-
jfoic the 2's;ii day of January,
t 19G j. oj- tltis notice will be plcad-
i ed in liar oi any recovery,
j All persons indcliled to said es
tate will ijlca-o make immediate
i payment.
I 'idiis the J'^tb day of (.)eiober,
! R)(o.
MR.S, EP.YTK R. WARE
' .Vibnitii.Mra'.o,-
■ K.'ta.e .f William Law-
I rci’..'' \'.''ire
j I'i: Os . H ; pd.
I ADMlXISTil.VroiiS NcrncE
I Having pualiiied as adminis-
j iraloT* for the estate of William
Ic.-'r.. .b nUin-. dr, ca.sed. all pei'-
1 :on.s havifig vl r r.s amns* sanl
i.’.late will please lih^ sam(' w.tb
i :h(* undi*; signi'd ici or hcf.irc the
I jsGi d.iv of Ajtril. R)Uti, or thi.s
’ .loli. e will b.’ pleaded .n bar of
j w.v I'cc werv
i All p'-
•ale will I'l
pa\ -r.ont.
thi-. na
19(1").
..i indv-'jtcd lo said es-
rise maki’ immediate
2.s*li dav ef October,
lo-.-Js
.MRS. AP.Y JE.NKIN.S
Admnus' i aior
Kst:U4> of James J*'Ssc Jfiv
Kins*
- Il l'''
We Know How...
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HERALD SPORTS
,)Uicri/.>rl "World Sorios" broadrasl over
WFIL duidn- tlie w eek ol the ''x-^u-s\v-.rfed
Data prepared by THK SCtdRllND .d
into a computer at the F'l’auklin Insti utt'. * ■ J *
the lollowins results lor the (tames between all-stai ttanis
selected by tilt'WKll. lisltMR'i’s: -vt...iiew<on
f'-ime 1 - \ L 7), A. L. with ( hnsl\ Ai.itlicwson
defeating Walter .johnson. Stan .Musial coileeted three hits
and (h'o\e in two tuns fo) the N. L.
(7anie — A 1-- b. N. b. .'b with Cv Voun- the winner
over Pete Ale.xander. Joe Cronin hit a homei with a man
on base lor the D. and Ty Cobb baited in tv.o runs \vi h
a pair of singles. Musial and Willie .Mays humored lor the
^Game 11 — A. D. b. N. 1.. V in a duel between iVUer
and Diz/v Dean. .Mel Oil hit a homei <» H'-'>-• -y
L. won w'ith a run in 'he ninlh on singles b.\ frank bakei.
Bill Dickey, and (Tonin. ^
Game 1 — N. P- ‘-U A. L. -u vnh Nandy Kouiax the
w inner over Lofty (iruve. *Ma\s. Ott, and Pie I rtiynor hit
homers lot the N. L. . , , , tt i - n i .• ^
5 N\ L. l. A. L. 2. w ith ( arl Ilnimel! defeat mg
Eddie Plank. Rogers lim-nsby led the N. 1-. with three
singles. The A. L. averted a shutout with its runs in the
ninth inning on a single bv Bai>e Ruth, li iple b\ Lou Geh
rig and single b>' Baker. . , , i
b — N. L. 4, A. L. L in li*n inning.s. with John
son suffering second loss oi the series, this time at the
hands of Wnrron Spabn. According lo the compulei. John
son issued throe ptisses to load the bases with two out in
the ninth and was tin* h'-or whe)) TrtiN'nor tmd Gabby
Hartnett came through with singles.
STATEMENT
UNITED SERVICES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
ASSETS
Coiui.' ■ .S_'S,-ST.St)S.3S
■Stocks _ 1.S1M07.8T
Moilgage I.,f)ans on Ihsd E.^taa* !.(G6.986.45
Real Estate 2.189.805.31
Poliev' Loans (i.JlS.HJ.H
Cash aiui bank deposii.s 1.(>.>().4t>0.o2
I All otlu'i* assi’ts (as Hetaih’d in annual stab’int'nl) .. 6.151.S00.47
J
when she outgrows
jack o'lantcrns, will you be ready?
When your little girl is all grown up, and while she's get
ting there, will you be financially able to take care of all
her needs and dreams ... of college, marriage? Start sov-
ing for her future now, regularly, with a Home Savings &
Loon Savings Account.
DIVIDEND
PER ANNUM
PAID SEMI-ANNUALLY
Out • Grown
YouTl be Sur>
prised How Her
Account Grows.
And You'll Be
More Than Glad
When You, Too,
Realize That
Jack O'Lanterns
She's Really
Home Savings & Loan Association
FREE PARKING SPACE-DRIVE-IN WINDOW SERVICE
Dr. I. E. Anthony, President Thomas A. Tate, Seaetary-Treasurer
Total A-st ls . .880.176,751.51
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS
Aggregate rc-'^civo foi life poIjt i--> and (•<.»ntra'.'> 8‘i2.('41.4in.(M)
Suia'ic'^^^'^Uarv (ontrafts vvilltoui lilo voniingciu'ic.': .. l.i''M).2()3.b2
-U LilV ■ 282.612.14
Policy!u)ldor.'<' iliv idend avrumnla: ion> 110,772.11
Provision tor policylioldor’s dividend.s
jwivabli* till* following calciular \car 2.(11(1.DOO.bO
Piomiums and aiinuilv consicUiation roooivi’ii iu ailvaiuc 1((1.592.:59
General t'xpvnsc due or avciired 3.015.70
Tuxes, liia*nsc.s and fees duo or avoured 243.731.48
Rerritlanoes and items not allcK-ated 23.166.30
.\11 otl'.er lialiililies (as detailoJ in annual statement > -1,425,613.9.5
Total Liabilities 'exoopt Capital) S72.1(»2.177.35
Capital paid-u|) 81.25u,('(Ht.lKi
Una.ssigncd surplus 8»‘.S2 1..571.1(>
Total 8 S.()71.574.ll>
SSC. 176,751.51
BUSINESS IN THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1964
POLICY EXHIBIT GUDINAkV
Number Amount
1. In f<»ro(* Devembor 31 of previous year 1,44.8 14.(>91.407
2. I.ssiied dining year 26X 3.675,()(>()
3. Ceased to be in fon-t* during year (Nett loS 1..467.372
1 In foree Di’cember 31 of eurr(*nl y(*ar 1.(>6S 17,0,59.635
LOSSES AND CLAIMS ' ORDiXAKY
Number .Vnumnt
6. Ineuned during current year 3 33.971.65
a. By payment in full 1 l.tHXl.Oi)
d. Totals 1 l.iHlO.DO
8. Unpaid Dec. 31. eunent vear (5 plus 6 nuniis 7d' 2 32.971.65
Premium Ineome — (.Irdinary, 8295.606.25: Total. 829.5.660.25
NORTH CAROLINA INSURANCE nKPARfMEM’
(SEAL) R.ileigli, June 3. 1965
I. EDWIN S. L.\NTKR. Commissioner of Insurance do lieicby
certify that Hu* above is a true and corraci aii.'strac! of tlie siatcmeni
of the Uniti’d Services Life lnsura»ice ('omj'an>, of Waslungton. D.C.,
filed with this Department, showing the oondOiMn of --i.iid Company
on the 3tsi day of Decembi-r. 1964.
Witness my hand and official .siuii the dav and date above
written.
EDWIN S. LAMER
Cominis.Moncr of ItiAUianco