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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
Thursday, July I, 1968
KM RECORDER’S COURT NEWS
lohn V. Schweppe
At ROTC School
$1 Million By Burlington To Education
hursdd'
INDIANTOWN GAP. PA. (AHT-
NC)—John V. Schweppe Jr., .son
of Mr. and Mrs. John V. Sch-
bound over to suptTior court; weppe, 607 Peach St., Shelbv, N.
Roger McMullen. 701 Penn St., c., a .student at Washington and
High Point, N. C., no operator’s Jefferson College at Washington,
license, case dismissed. pa., ip attending Army Reserve
Jimmy Bone, 511 E. Cloninger Officers’ Training Corps summer WTnn-Dixie supermarkets during
St., improper muffler, issued ca- camp. The course began June 15 the 1968 fi.scal year, a 6.05 per-
1967. which
Wdnr-Dtx»e Sales
Show '67 Gains
Saler exjceded $1.0f. billion at
Pho following persons pleaded These cases wore tried during months.
\ ally before court began and the court session: W. B. Wolfe, James B. Dover, Route 1, Gro
, hid their fines: Harvey E. Don* 433 Brentwood Dr., Gastonia, iar- ver, diiving while inloxicited, is-
h.lo, 3022 8th Ave., Hickory, N. C., ceny of automobile, no probable sued capias; George Hall, Jr.,
Violation of prohibition laws; cause found; Rosale F. Rayfield, S22 Grac'O St., assault on female,
Herbert Kimble, 111 S. Deal St., Lincolnton, N. C., driving while issued capias; Jerry Dean Foster,
oimple assault; Louise O. Black- intoxicated, no operators license, 211 Brice St.’, improp<*r muffler, pias; Wade Strange, 111 Soruce at Indiantown Gap Military Re.«* cent increase ever
mdr, 210 E. King St., driving issued capias; Gerald Lutz. E. 30 clays suspended payment off assault on female, continued ervation. Annville, Pa. embraced 53 weeks.
While intoxicated. King St., worthless check, issued court costs. Augusi 5, Vv^vie Strange. 114 During the encampment, ho is The volume during the 32
Fve”o't V. Prudon, 517 Forest capias Roge- Brown Route 1. Bc;x 35. St., assault on female receiving six weeks of training in weeks ended June 29 was tentn
Hill, Shelby, stop light violation; Thomas D. Bass, 916 E. Edward jl^nry ;vroore 316 N YV^t- August 5; Marcelene leadership, rifle marksmanship. Uvely put a 81,082,105.211 against
b.ii, tfutie.. Route 2, Box 377. St., Lincolnton, N. C., improper tejson St.. Borlie Barnes, Jr., Sullens, 407 E. King St. physical conditioning and other $1,020,333,718 during the 53 weeks weie made to 74 institutioils in 15 the United Negro College Fund
violation of prohibition laws; registration, no insurance, failure 31^^ Ellis St., Harvey Williams, simple assault, 30 days, suspend- military subjects. ended July 1, 1967, a gain of states. ' and similar organizations pro*
William McCleary. 748 Park Rd., to comply with N C. Inspection jj. 304 Elli.^ St Keith A Jor- 510 and court cost^, entered Upon successful completion of $61,771,493. Under the matching phases of moting higher education. The^e
Washington, D C, speeding 46 Law, issued capias; Rov Quinn, (jaii 109 N Watterson St Jo* notice of appeal with bond set at summer camp and graduation Sale.: at the company’s 746 the program, $213,729 was dis , grants annually exceed $100,000.
in 35 zone: Mary M. Cloninger, Route 1, driving while intoxicat* Williams, 313 Ellis St., 5150; Buell S Truesdale, 101 E. from college, he is eligible to be f‘>od store.? during the four weeks , —
P. O. Box 143, speeding 51 in 3.5 ed, no operators license, 24 John Phillip Adams, 400 W. Ave., Bessemer City, viola- cemmissioned as a second lioute- ended J}'_ne _20 \vere tentatively
The Aid to Education prog.am Industries Foundation provided , tributed to over 300 schools. Em-
administered by the Burlingion | over $1 million in financial as- ployee gifts to educational insti-
sistanee during the past school' tutions, tuition grants and schol-
year. In the last decade, Fou'nda- arships were matched in this
tion grants and loans have e.x- area by Burlington,
ceeded $6.5 million. , Children of employees have re
in all phases of the program ceived over 330 educational loans
this year, corporate grants for exceeding $131,000. These stu-
educational purposes amountid! dents attended 129 colleges in 17
to $1,012,826 and benefited over states.
500 schools, according to W. S. In states where Burlington
Markham Jr., e.xecutive director plants are located, the Founda-
of the Foundation. tion makes grants to state as-
Direct grants totaling $528,165 sociations of private colleges,
Rhodes Spealo, 800 months, entered notice of appeal Ridge St. were all charged wieh prohibition laws, 30 days nant in the U. S. Army.
zone; Olan
Charles Rd
in 35
Route 1, speeding 50 in 35 zone
set at $87,057,619 compared with
Shelby, 8p<‘cding 50 w;th bond set at $50'); John W. breaking, entering and larceny, suspended $la and c*ourt costs
is a 1964 graduate of Shelby
High School.
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By WILSON GRIFFIN
Babies will get
their tummies,
less discomfort,
kept vertical
nursed or bottle
in
le.ss air
and suffer
if they are
when being
fed. Adults
confined to bed after surgery
will also have le.ss dig<*st;on
trouble if they eat in a partial
ly erect position, rather than
lying down.
Health is precious
let us help protect yours
that,
lung
disease who get along well at
sea-level, can tolerate altitudes
of 7.000 or 8,000 feet without ser
ious effects, .says the North Car-
Cadet Schweppe is a member $97,181,974 during the five Weeks
zoio; Rodd Huntsirigpr, Horeford 32S Howell Circle, Gas- ^3^,, ^^as given “the same sen- Robert Davis, Route 2, Shelby, f*’* ^amma Delta trateriiity, ended July 1, I9ti7
den, Alabama, driving while in- tenco of 6 months suspended $25 carrying concealed weapon, call-
toxicated, called and failed to ap- and court costs, good behavior ed and failed to apm'ar. bond for-
pear, bond fo. .'eited. for 90 days, and pay $15 each for feited; Land P. Smarr, Route 1, -ph ^ T "•
Leon Cunningham, Gen. Dcly, stolen goo<ls. Clarence Warren, Box 100, Shelby, no operators li- expert opinion
Dallas. N. C.. no operators H- J,-.. Route 1, Box 413. was also cense, 30 days suswmdcd $25 and People with heart or
"’n^p, issued capias; Johnny charged with breaking, entering court costs; Fred A. Carpenter. w n typ a nnor wn
Moore Black, Route 1, Grover, and larceny but was found not Kings Mtn., driving while intp-
violation of prohibition laws, guilty. xicated, 12 months, suspended,
called and failed to appear, bond phiiiip Adger Grahl, 710 W. $100 and court costs, license re-
forfeited: Phillip Reid Kiser, 512 Mountain St, breaking and en- voked 1 year; Fred A. Carpenter.
W. 7th St., Gastonia, reckless taring bound over to superior Kings Mtn., improper operators
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Kenneth J. Melton, Marietta,
driving, 90 days suspended $15 eourt; Ronnie E. England. 914 license, 90 days suspended $25 Georgia, two charges worthless
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and court costs; Ann Frick, Car- f'ipst gt
p(*nter St., usng profane Ian-
gua’p, 30 days suspended pay-,
ment of court costs, good bcha-'
vior 30 days.
James Williams, 41S W. Ridge
SI, assault with deadly weapon,
nol pros; Arvel William McCall.
104 N. City SI., failure to yield
right of way, nol pros with leave;
James Hubert Ruffin. 503 -Bonnie
St., Shelby, improper muffler, is
sued capias.
James Harold Plonk, 303 W.
Mountain St., driving while into
xicated, continued August 26; A.
J. Jamerson, Watterson St., as
sault on female, not guilty. A. J.
Jamerson, Watterson St., non
suport of children, 6 months,
suspended payment of court
c*osts, pay $30 weekly for sup-|
port; John Dawkins, 209 N Tra-;
ccy St., no op:*rators license, 4|
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Telephone
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By R. B. MOORE
LADY
WE HEARD ABOUT A
WHO called her married daughter
to confirm arrangcmcnls to go down
town the nc"t day. Her four-year-
old grandM.n answered the phone
r.nd icid iicr his mother had goivr
next door for a few minutes. "That's
Of.ay, hcr.cy,’* said his grandrn-'thcf.
“Just tcl! your Mommy to be ready
at two o’clock, and 1*11 pick her
up.*’ T here was a long pause. Then
the iililc voice came over the line.
“(Jranny...would you mind writing all that down?”
E'c.n though the message would have been at the wrong
end of the line, the child had the right idea. It's always
better to keep a pencil handy, and write down telephone
mcssi'gcs. Memory, as most of us know from experience,
can play funny tricks.
ARE YOU OVERWORKED? Your telephone may
be! Don’t miss your incoming calls—or wait for
an inconvenient time to place youi* calls. Don't
share your telephone with that important teeii-
agei. Why not make arrangements to have his
own individual telephone placed, so ho may re
ceive calls in privacy without intorferring with
your telephone.
PLANNING A VACAl ION? That's one of the most im
portant parts of any vacation — the planning. And one of
the most important parts of the planning is — your phone:
To find out from friends where to stay, what to pack, what
to see ... To make reservations in advance. And, later on,
to call back home and let everybody know you’ve arrived
safely and you're having a wonderful time. So, use your
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