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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
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^Summer Theatre Is Featuring Familiar Stars
Among tht* actors returning for
*^he Charlotte Summer Theatre's
ninth consecutive season at Ovens
Auditorium will be top featured,
players Ken Cantril, Charlotte
Fairchild and Rowena Rollins.
The season begins July 9 with*
Sam Leveno :f*arring ‘ Ini-the
Woody Allen comedy hit “Don’t
Drink the Water.”
As Emile do Heque, Mr. Con-
Slater Mills, Inc TM.56
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lot 1; Map 203 Blk 6 lot 20-32
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Slater MiU.^. Inc. Special V. 9P.81
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\tcllar Chemicals. Inc. J3.52
Map 76 lot 21B
Wise Homes, Inc ■/. 27.20
Map 30 lot 17C ,
No. 4 TOWNSHIP DISCOVERY
William P. Leigh 661.36
Map 70 Blk 1 lot 25
K. V. Webster Special .... .52.48
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Margaret Ave. & 24
Mid-State Homes, Inc 85.08
Map 16 Blk 1 lot 40 House otrly
Mid-State Homes, Inc. .... 73;iM
House on Map 16 Blk 1 lot 39
Hazel Gill 2iQ8
^ Map 88 lot 6 11.663 acre)
^ V. Parker 3.71
3.6 acre off 14 acre tract-
J. V. Parker 3.63
3.C acre
Luther Jamorson .... Bal. 37.35
James P. Waters .... Bal. 45A7
trll plays to Jane Kean’s Nellie
Forbush in “South Pacific, the
first musical offering of the seu-
.son opening July lii an(i runnin :
tlinmgh July 21. During the lat
ter part of the season, Mr. Can-
Iril becomes Captain von Trapp
in “The Sound of Music" wlilcfi
.stars Patrice Munsel. The hand-
iome baritone is well known to
Piedmont residents both for his
appe.traneos at the Charlotte
X'jmmer Theatre and for his
guest spots with tlu* Charlotte*
Choral Society.
Versatile Charlotte P'airchllJ,
who played sueh diverse roles
last season as Rosie in “Hye Bye
Birdie,” M.arlnn in “The .Music
Man,” Janice Dayton in “Silk
Stockings’' and Dai.sy Oamhle In
“On a Clear Day you Can See
Forever.’’ will enact Julie in
“She vheat.” opening July 23-28.
Immediately following thi.s, she
will have* the lead opposite Rill
Mayes in “Pajama Game,” open
ing July .30 and playing thmugh
August 4.
Having recovered from last
season’s sixth-floor walk-up in
“Barefoot in the Park,” Rowena
Rollins rejoins CST to play thiec
choice parts; Mrs. Higgins in
“My Fair Lady,” opening Aug
ust 13, Parthv Ann in “Show-
boat” and Mabel, the ubiquitous
secretary in “Pajama Game.”
Miss Rollins will also be remem
bered as Mrs. Brice, “Funny
Gil t’.c” motlier.
In addition to "Don't Drink the
Water.” “.‘''oulh Pceln
boat,” "Pajama Game.” “The
Sound of Music” and “My Fair
Lady,” the season R-at-ures Belly
Johnson in “Kiinan’s Itaim;ow,
and iMd By.nies. D'nne Mclhiin
and Cavleton Carramler in N('ii
Simon's “Star-Spangled Girl.” As
a pre-season enticement tf) ticket
buyers, subsci iptions may be pur-
ehased at the Ovens Auditorium
box office daily from 10 - 6 p.m.
Chaiiottt* Summer Du-aiie sup
porters W'ho buy sub.sriiptions Kj
all eight star-.studded shows are
guaranteed choice scats at attrac
tive prices. E.xclrange coupon
hooks are also avallanie lor s.iv
ings durin ’ the summer season.
Letter To Editor
Dear Sir:
The No. 3 Township V^oluntem
Fire D<*partment wishes to ex-
pres.s appreciation to ycj for
helping Saturday night’s Bend it
Dance to be a success. With the'
publicity given us, the Wagon:
Wheelers dance netted over^
$350.00 lor the No. 3 VKD.
The Wa/on Wheelers took no
fee for their performanee, q'he
spirit of this group and their
high-level dance oerformance is
truly commendable.
Many Thanks^
D'^n Poston
Chief
No. 3 Volunteer Fire Dept.
'ARD!
I
o j ’ r* I. Mr. Griiiins
Kecorder s Court
200.00
For information leading to the arrest and
conviction of person or persons willfully
and wantonly damaging official State
highway signs.
ART WORK—Here is the oftictol ort work adopted by the N. C.
Highwav Users Conference to call attention to Us new program
tc curtrll abuse and destruction of highway signs. This first
hase of the project launched by Gov. Dan K. Moore, will be
octivc through Decembei 31. 1969.
I These person.s pleaded guilty
, before court began and paid their
fines: Richard Clinton 311 Ellis
• St., damage to personal property;:
Keith Jordon. 109 Watterson St.;
Walter McNeoley, Route 1, Bux
59. violation of prohibition laws;
Ge<»rge Ham.sey’ 117 E. Gold St..
as-sauli on li'male.
Leroy Gre('n(». 207 Kathcine
St., driving while intoxicated;
, Thomas Wilson. 312 Ellis .St., as
sault with deadly w'capon; Phil
lip Grahl, 710 W. Mountain St-
public drunkenness and violation
(f prohibition laws: Charlie Bar-
row, 1.50 Reid St.. lx»w<»ll. driving
wrong side ol road.
Edward Jones, 408 Cherokee St.,
worthle.Hs check; Teresa Kimble.
Ill S. Deal St., failure to yield
right of w’ay: James Grier. 32(K)
Margract* Rd.. following too close;
Larry Hamrick. Rente 5. Shelby,
failure to yield right of way.
The following cascN were held
during the court .se.ssion; Louise
M Adams, W. Parker Si., assault,
charges dismissed; Jo Sanders,
Bridges Drive, affray, continued
praver for judgment; Evelyn
Cobb. Dixie Trailer Park, affiay,
ccniinued prayer for judgement.
Gerald Lnt/. E. King St., false
uretens<*. nol pros, (two chargesD
Jimmy Herndon, Route 1, Waco
Rd.. violation of N. C. Inspection
laws, 30 days, suspended, court
costs; Andrew Brown. 113 S. Car-;
penter St., assault cn female, 4
mrnths, .suspended $25 and court
costs, not harm wife any time in
lulurc.
Ralph Hayc.s, 902 Cleveland
Avc., a.ssault on female, 4 months. ‘
suspended, $25 and court costs;
Donald Thompson, 409 Df‘al St..i
non su|)port, cemlinued July 1;|
Roy Lee Phillips, 108 Linwood *
Rd.. assault en minor child, nol
pros. pros, vvitt. pay costs.
Talmagc L. Sullens. King Si..
simi)Ie trespassing. is-;ued c*ai>ia.s;
Donald M. Pdysour. Bridges St ,
simple trespassing, 30 days sus
pended court costs; B )bby Erns*
801 Se<'ond St., .30 day.s, entered
notice of appeal with bond sot at
$•{5'): V’emim 1 . .^'towart. 915 S'"
ond St- 30 day.s, suspended S25
and court ccsls. 10 p.m. curfew’
and not to entci pool room, ex
cept Saturda\s, for period of .30
days.
James Howell. Jr. Route 1. Box
3. Grover, breaking, entering, at
tempted larceny, continued July
1; Accie Smith. Jr.. Route 2. no
operators lic('nse. 90 days, sus-
. pended $25 and c«mrt costs; Rob
ert Webb, City, simple tre«pa.ss
ing. 30 days, suspended $25 and
court eosts. 10 p.m. curfew and
ngt to enter pool room, except
Saturday.s. for period of 30 days.
Sister Passes
Funeral rites for Mrs. Mattie
Griffin Gaddy, 87, of Marshville,
were held Monday at 11 a.m.
from Marshville Baptist church.
Mrs. Gaddy died Saturday after
a long illness.
She was sister of E. W. Grif
fin, Sr. of Kings Mountain.
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