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Extra CurricuU
(By Dorothy Hoke)
Readings, essays, declamations,
and debates are very important in
our schools today. Each year the
t-Ludents are given an opportunity to
show their ability in theae extra
eurrlcular activities.
colleen Campbell, wno was chosen
? -as representative of the Kings Mono
tain High School In the Keeslei
Memorial Essay Contest held at Central
School, won first place In the
- county contest held at Shelby. She
will represent the county In the
cod teat which will be held at the district
meeting of the Building ft Loan
League, March 31.
The High School Declamation and
Reading Contests were held In the
West School auditorium Tbursdaj
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go Into the manufacture of their vacuum i
cleaners. The young lady Is balancing
the fan,jm.lpUfcpt* Job in which she 1
puts 'tiny drops of solder on the light i
side until the balance is perfect Inset
operator testing air passage, suction* (
i power and wattage, on a government
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ir Students
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| night, March 3rd. The winner of the i
Pearl Fulton Memorial Reading Con-1
teat was Elisabeth Plonk, who read1
I "Rosalie." The winner of the decla'{nation
medal given by Mrs. J. O.
Hord in memory of Dr. J. G. Ilor.i
| ws8 Ladd Hamrick. Jr. The title or!
i his declamation is "President Rocse-i*
II velt'B Jackson Day Address." Those
' entering the Reading Contest were!1
I Elizabeth Plonk, Thelma Yelton.l1
\ Miarjorie Rhea. Frances Stewar:,!1
1 Evel\n Owens, Mildred Williams amlj
>, Vera Sargeant. The Contestants In'
'the declamation contest were Ladd |
Ham rick. Jr.. Jack Lynn. Charles I
iThomasson, Jr., Fred Wright, Jr.,"
' and Talmadge Frederick.
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(The subject for the triangular debates
this years is: "Resolved, That
the several states should adopt a
unicameral system of legislature.
Mary Frances Llgon and Faye Penland
are speaking on the negative
side; and Mary Julia Pollock and A.
B. Falls are speaking: on the affirmative
side. These students making the
debating team will be given 'a medal
for their work. '*
[The students who are entering
these contests are working nard, anl
we feel that they will win the med
ala for Kings Mountain High School
as others have done lu previous
years.
Last year King* Mountain received
her full share of honors In the
forensic conteet*. Mary Helen Ham-.
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urigui. w?u iue r-e?ri muon iweraorial
Reading Contest the County
Reading Contest and the District
Contest in the reading of poetry.
Richard Baker won the Hord Declamation
Contest and the Hoey Congest.
Pauline Goforth won the District
Reading Contest and Edgar
I Cooper won the District Oratorical
I Contest. Edgar Cooper and Nina Putnanraiso
euceceded In defeating the
- Rutherfordton debaters.
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THM KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALDT
Church News
LUTHERAN CHURCH
I*. Bor4 Hamm. Pastor
Bible school 10:00. W. K. Mauney.
leneral Superintendent.
Palm Sunday Services:
Minting 11:00. sermou: Palm
>Tanrifti7^iifrKl.rr"r."-ir . ?
Kveninte t:30. sermon: Light Frctn
lood Friday Darkness.
Light Brigade Sunday afternoon
:30.
Baptismal Service for children Sunlay
afternoon 3:30.
Luther Leagues 6:30.
Circle I <1 the VV. M. 8. and Young
^adlea' Circle meet Monday.
HOLY WEEK SERVICES each
evening during the week through
Thursday Evening. The Lord's Supx?r
'will be administered Thursday
Svenlng.
09OD FRIDAY SERVICE at 3:00
E>. M . Rev. W. M. Boyce will assist
h? Pastor In that Service and
>ring one. of the short messages! At.
he congregations are luvited to all
lei vices that take place when there
s 110 Service In their own Churcn.
?AItCT I "
Morning Service 9:00.
Bible school 10:00.
BOYCE MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Uev. W. M. Boyce. Pastor
Bible School at 10:00. o'clock.
Morning:-Worship at 11:00. The
;astor will speak on: "A King; on
he* March." *
Evening Service at 7:30. The pasor's
subject is?* "Opportunities At
Qastertlme."
Y. P. C. U. at 6:30. The group will
tear an out-of-town speaker at this neeting.
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IMj|liWeck Service ,Wcdnes^iy
svenlng cut 7:30.
Presbyterian Church '
Re*. P D. Patrick.. Pastor .
10:00 A. M. Sunday School, C. F.
rhomasson, Supt. :
11:00 A. M. Mornlug Worship.
4:00 P. M. Mitchell College Choir.
Monday 7:16 Boy Scouts, Troop 1.
Wednesday 7:30 P. M. Prayei
neeting Margrace Communty House
CENTRAL METHODIST
CHURCH
Rev. E. W. Fox, Pastor
9:46 Sunday School, B. S. Peeler,
Superintendent.
11:00 Morning worship and sermon
by the pastor, subject, "Jeeua
Christ Before the Judgment Seat of
Men."
7:30 The young people will lead
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rne song service sua -me pesiur win have
for the rubj&ct ot bis sermon
"Men Before the Judgment Seat of
iesus Christ." , '
WESUEYAN
METHODIST CHURCH
A. F. Connor, Pastor
Sabbath Schdoi 9:46 A. M.
Preaching at 11:00 and 7:15 P. M.
W. Y. P. 8. 6:00 P M.
Prayer meeting each Wednesday
evening 7:15. j
GRACE METHODIST ,
Rev. W. A. Parsons. Pastor
Sunday School 0:46 a. m.
Preaching Services 11 a. in. and
7:30 P. M.
Epworth League 9:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30
p m.
A cordial Invitation to worshir
with us.
First Baptist Church
Angus O. Sergeant, Pastor
OS*-. - so nv^ll. - J lila !
aid uiwe rv cuo, nnuiucu IT, iasionary
from China will bring the
Sunday morning message at the It
o'clock hour. She will aleo bring
the main address of the afternoon.
Rally program at the Ross drove
Baiptlst Church, for the churches of
the Kings Mountain Association.
Night Service 7:30 o'clock.
Sunday school 9:45 o'clock. C. G
White, Superintendent.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. C. C. Parker, Pastor
8unday School 9:43 each Sunday.
Preaching 11 tu no. and 7:30 p. m. !
each Sunda V
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Macedonia Baptist Church
J. V. Frederick, Pastor
Sunday 8chool 9:46 a. m.
B. T. U. 6:46 p. m.
Evening Worship 7:00 p. m.
Preaching 11:00 A. M. and 7PM
7:00 p. to.
Prayer aerrtce Wednesday evenlna
The Herald Publishing
House
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?Special Rule Forme
?Circulars 'and Placards
?Statementa and Bill Forme
?Booklets and Pamphlets
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HITR8DAT. APRIL 7. 1?U . ' . \
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Men, just think of it, rig-ht at this
time, the dress-up season of the
year?EASTER?we are staging
our BIG SALE OF MEN'S
SUITS. Some of these suits were
specially bought for this sale, and
every suit in our 1 big stock has
been greatly reduced, which
means big savings on your Easter
Suit. Come in early. You will find
just the suit for that Easter
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morning, tcemember JEvery Suit a
Bargain. Buy Now! Save!
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GROUP ONfc ?Formerly selling
as higH as ^ll50. These suits for
men and young men are one of the
greatest values of the year at this
price. Plain and sport backs, every
suit a good value. Sale Prile?
$7.77
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GROUP TWO ? In this second
group you will find both single
and double breasted models, that
haye just arrived for the Easter .
Parade. This group includes every
one of our $19.50 suits? Here
is a bargain. Sale Price?
$13.59
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riffon. Regular $25 and $29.50 values, in all
long, short and regular. These suits are up
minute styles and materials. Buy Now,
aster. Sale Price? * 1
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$r few Chatham Homespun Suits,
V which you know are nationally ady
]r vertised at $35.00. We are going to
/Jean them out during our Big Suit
Safe for Easter, Now. Sale Price ?
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