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-BOONE" McDANIEL BACK IN j "
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By Harmon 4
Rounding out the first week .ofj vfootball
drills, Crowell Little's first W
Kings Mountain High School foot- j '
ball edition showed marked hnprovo,
Uieht, ?8 each linen.an and baekj'buckled
down to heavy work fori si
first conference game with Newtou'b
on the night of Sept. :t0, atid the
praetlcO tilt with Beasetner- Oit> Krl h
day Wk. ) l?
Some thirty-odd candidates havo'
reported for work, including letter-j m
man t'lemonsco "IJootie" McDunici.|
wht? has been out of action Since
/ 1M6.
Accord I lg to present prospects.
mi' mans ttns )wr will uave heavy)
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field. built arouiul tripie-throut Taut1 Netsler.
It's the old story -ti fairly
good first tenia. I>ui too few 'capable
replacements. *
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Those exported to set" considerable j(
niton art-; on Is, Harper and Falls. |(
tank In. McOuuiol, Bennett, ant ii
Crook: K.uards. Dickey, Finger, and i:
Subcr; centers Wright and I'atiick; I,
backs. Noisier, Womack. ltHmSey\ ni
Campbell. Vales. Xrnl and McAbee.
Harper, a reserve who say consider si
able action last year. has looked
good In the early drills, and Settlor y
Hud Falls has shown flu.uk promise .7
In his first year out. * tj
McDonlel and Dennett should turn tj
' x'sh one of the best tackle combina- j,
tlons in' the conference, and Jimmy |
Dickey and Dob Suber are heavy K
and experienced at guard, while Dun u
Finger, lettcrman last year, has also
shown up well. B6th Fred Wright j?
and Lawrence Patrick were center r,
reserves last season.
Paul Neisler. who alternated' at
center and half-track last year deft- ^
nitely has been shifted to the backfield,
and so far, has been teaming jc
with Buddy Womnck <and Charley ^
Ramsey at the whigbacks, and Doxle ti
Campbell in the ball-handling tall- y
back slol. j.
Noisier runs and passes "veil, and
lately has been punting some high jp
spirals, a few for forty yards or
dj fP^}K.
aEra&sS*wk
t"Shimmy" causes loss of
control at critical periods ?
( mnd the resulting wrecks, ' f
, injuries, etc. Have us check J
and realign your car's wheels;
frame, axles now
Modest charges.
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ilt Sixteenth
.ore. anil Llttie lias been couching
:m in" the quick-kk-king art. one of
.It lie's ace accomplishments as
li.ir.qrbuck on the 1937 Carolina
indmill. W'omuck is rugged and
tiling, and lie has shown Improvetent
in passing. while Charlie Rainy
Is consideied by teammates as
ne of the surest bucklers oil the
ti.jii. Campbell has never plpyed
i lore, but lias been running In the
ilibtlck position. It is his duty U>
audio tbe ball in the many fako
lays of the windmill system.
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RAMBLIN'
SPORTS
AVhun this yettr'a "Football Annie
1" denned Crowell Little 'easy go
is inirt> rive Mountaineer grid
spirants ;gave It. the merry ohi razz
i a big way. And we agree with the
>eal pigskin chasers. He's making
it- boys work The work isn't really
S hard as the boys would |?alni it,
lit "grass exercise" is new to ~tho
lajority. anil they take it hard. How
ver, its really' getting the boys in
tape.
The coming of Clcmonsoe I itoone.t
IcDaniel has. helped the line plenty.
Kvone." who hasn't been active 011
ie grid since lie was u soph, giVes
te line a pleasing equilibrium. With
im an 1 Bennett covering tuckel poItfons,
and Suber and Dickey on
uard'duty. the liiie is something to
3 sec "Triple threat" . Neisler lias
eeti getting off some' nice punts
itely, besides passing well and carring
the plghide.
Miss Miary Cable, Vvlto came to
: M. from Dobson to coach our
Iris In basketball, is doing a nice
?b with' would-be tenuis stars. The
ids are preen as .vet. but she's getng
the principles across to them,
s to formation of a tennis team,
tey're too green ,for a team this
ear, we believe, but they eager to
1am and doing fine. Miss Cable not
nly knows her tennis but also piays
swell game. She beat your corry[Kindent
? and that, my frans. is
jm'p'n.
The biggest football game of the
etar for local fans will be the Dukearolltia
game ? the South's clasic.
But smart gamblers are holding
ut on it?too many upsets in the
ast. And they're saying now that
<alanne isn't as good as he has
een painted. It's said that he'll nev
r fill Ldttle's shoes. All we can do
i wait and let time show us. Afti r
11. the sweetboy is only a soph thI- ?
ear....! _
leart Attack Is Fatal To
lauptmann Detective
New York. Sept. 5.?Deputy IV>
co Inspector Hichard Oliver, 54 who
roke more than 100 Important crint
tal cases in three decades of deterIve
work in New York City, died
,t his home today, apparently of a
earn attack.
Oliver worked for two years on the
.Indbergh baby kidnap murder and
btained evidence that helped conIct
Bruno Richard Hauptmann.
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Kings Mountain, N. C.
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IE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERARD T?
Personals <
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Lincolnton Hospital Saturday.
Mrs. Ldssle Heavener of Tampa,
Kla., was a guest of Mr.* and Mrs.
Claude Rhyne last week. Mrs. Heav- ,
oner Is a sister of Mrs. Rhyne and t
dv.ed in Kings" Mountain unttl recent |
vears. ,
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Mr. Thomas Plonk of Macon, Ga., |
trapped' over here and spent Wedaes
lay night with his grandmother, Mrs
ft. S. Plonk and family. He was on ,
his way to Join the student body at ,
Davidson College. ,
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Mr. 'and Mrs. Oliver Ituius'-ur and
i (hlhlreti. Donald and Nathalie, hive ,
] returned to their home in Fullertou.
Ph., after a visit to relatives here ,
I Mrs. Fleming Itamseur "went with .
; them for un extended visit. (
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, Mesda m< * j'._ j_^. Full nil. H It Par
I ton. D. M Ortnanfl, J. U Settiemyre.
j and Miss Wlunlfred Fulton of Kings
Mciintaiu and Mrs, Hugh Hoke of |
I l.lncolnton went to Witist3n4la|em
' Monday to 'atjlend funddal services
j for Hilly Church, son of Rev. and
| Mrs J. U. Church '
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Davis left during the week-end
lor Oak liidge where he enrolled at ,
Oak RMge Military School. His pur
ntsf Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis and
Miss Aldu Jean Davis accompanying
, ami.-su>pyiug en route ror a visit
I at the home of Dr. and Mrs. W. 0.
! GOqde in Spencer.
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Mi*. W. F. Miotics spent' -Tuesday
in Charlotte where he attended a
gathering cf the Veterans of ih? Car
olinus branch of the Second. Divls.k>n
Association A. E. F. If- there
should be any former member of
'his division anywhere in Cleveland
I County, please get in touch with Mr.
| \V. F. Rhodes.
?o?Miss
l.oulsp - lx?dford. nurse at a
hospital in Manhattan, N. Y., was a
guest of her uncle, D. F. Hord and
family during the week-end. Miss
Bedford's father, Farris Ledford,
and her brother. A. B. Bedford of
Shelby, were also six-h'clock dinner
guests at. the Hord home on Sunday
evening.
NEW BEAUTY SHOP
OPENS NEXT WEEK
Ruth's Beauty Shop opens next
Tuesday, Sept. liith. in the building
formerly occupied by Grace Beauty
Salon. Miss Pauline Dickerson of Elkln.
N. C? manager of the new beauy
establishment extends a cordial
invitation to the ladles of Kings
Mountain and surrounding territory
'o visit her shop, whore they are
ilways assured of a cordial wel ome.'Miss
Dickerson is a graduate
i >f llinsliaw Beauty School and. has
; lad six years experience with boauj
> shop in Marion. Va.. and Winston
i -hllem.
Miss Dickerson will be assisted in
j !i" operation of the shop by her sis
' -*r. Mrs. Ruth Hanes also of Elkln.
Mists Dickerson says the most rtloi
dern equipment has been installod,
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VRSDAY. SEPT. 8. 1938
VORTH CAROLINA
:LHVE>LAND COUNTY.
In The Superior Cour?.
lacquelyn King. Plaintiff.
Phillip B. King, Defendant.
NOTICE O FSUMMONS
The defendant, Phillip D. King. I
>v111 take notice that an action en- I
itlud' as above has been commenced I
n the Superior Court of Cleveland I
,'ounty. North Carolina, in which I
he plaintiff, Jacquelyn King, is ask- I
ng the Court for a divorce ubsolute I
roni the defendant on the ground of I
idultery and for the custody of hot I
hlld; and the suid Phillip 11. King I
rill further take notice that he Is I
equired to appear at the office cf I
he.Clerk of the Superior Court of I
-aid County at Shelby. North Carol!- I
la. within thirty days after the 29th ]
iuy of September. 19:58, and answer I
ir demur to the Ceinpiaint in said I
utIon, or the plaintiff will apfily ti. I
ihe Court for the relief therein <le-|l
nanded.
T'"., '- h. Stv B
. A. M. Hamrlck.
Clerk of the Superior Court
Peyton McSwaln. Ally, for PlainiifT. |l
?adv?Sept 22
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Cds will be used. The telephone nuni l
>er of the new firm is 73.
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