out at '* - moms vol. ? no. n State And N? Condensed In Maiden. May S*.?Leonard Parkar, M year old eon of Mr. aad Mr*. Oeo M. Parker, was bund dead near hla home here thla mornlag. Police eald he apparently waa alec tiocuted when a radio aerial wire be was connecting contacted a Uve wire. jMonroe. May SO.?A near riot waa avoided here last night when some 75 enrolleea of the Local Negro CCC comp marched through town, breaking automobile glaaaee. throwing rocka, turning over garbage cana, and generally Inatllllng terror thru certain parte pf town. rrhe trouble la aaid to hare started when oae of the enrolleea claimed to have been "rocked" In North hfoat^ roe. He returned to the camp, gathered up a bunch oC other negroee and net oat*to "paint the town red.' .They left, the camp, located In tfce southern part of Monroe, marohed down the street forcing can to atop ~R:eafclng oar wtndowa with roeka. kicking um ?Mh and curalng all and anadry. Durham. May 30.?Eighteen year old MtMred Crank of El Ira be th City , -stepped into a- ddep ' water bole while wading In the Eno River near here yeeterday and was drowned. Younger compsnUV tried unsuc-ceesfuliy to pull her to safety. Raleigh. Mar 30.?Official North' Carolina will move to the World's Tair grounds In New York on June 19, determined to make a splash loud enough to be heard by ever, the most blase Yankee or foot-sore visitor. It will be North Carolina Day at I the Flushing Flats exposition, so Gov. Clyde R. Hoey, his staff, his Council of State and his aides will lead a delegation of Tar Heels ex pected to number at least 5,000. ? Poppy Sales A Success The Poppy Sale. which ts sponsor ?r annually by the American Legion Auxiliary, 'was held last Saturday with lira. Paul MSttffey ha chairman end waa a distinct success. Nearly 700 popples wers Sold and naat sum Teallsed, the money to be used in the Auxiliary Rehabilitation program. Girls winning prises for selling poppies were Alice Betty Manney. "Petty Patrick, Prances Crouae, Hellen Ramsey, Vera Sergeant, Dorothy Harmon and Sue Rnddook. Merchants and firms contributing f 1.00 and joining the 100 percent group were: Phenlx Mill Store, Crawford'i Grocery Store. Kings Metpiajg Puniture Co., Elmer Lumber Co , Phifer Hardware, Bridges and Hamrlck, Manney Mill. W. A. Ware Roller Mill. Baker's Grocery Store, Sunrise Ice Cream, Dr. L. P. Baiter.' D. P. Hord Furniture Co., r-lk " Department Store' add Rector's Department Store. As a part <* the Memorial Day Program, the auxiliary placed a -wreath of popples and an official bronxe marker on the grave of Mrs. P. P. Ormand, beloved past presi-J don't of the local auxiliary. < Laughing Arout with irvit * An Unsett By IRVIN TP TOU are a Gentile you mav lay ? yott are Jewish you nwv, w.th ? acter la it was a temperamental Chi here cf the tail was ef the Jewish ed tills dsy^a esmskt at the^decse* ft magarsseg I - \'X ' . !J ^ A ? . 1 * 1 v 1fif '*. .* / I .?: . ? ational News1 i Brief Form -wniimi www- 1 ! Chatham. Vi , May M -Shciff A> cber Overhey %nid 8am Hannaon. Pittsylvania county negro clinmeu | vlth slaving Constable William N. < (oward. 40. near Calands yesterday, t was captured at datflght today at Ma father. i Officers aald the negro was per t suaded to attrrender by hts father, i Walter Swanson. after he rad nought < refuge at hia parents' home during the night. . . - . I ^ Washington, May 29.?Anticipating ( a favorable reaction, the House i Ways and Means Committee sought the views of business groups today on Secretary Morgenthau's sugges- j tlons Cor corporate tax revision. < A tax expert of the American Bar , i^Mpt^iqa-sBd-a representative - -ot the National Fore'gn Trade Council < were Invited to be the witnesses! ? ~~Z : ' " " 1 Things, Iowa; May 20?Five little ? children vlctlme of a tire which de- < strayed their home Saturday night, . will be burled here in simple ceree- \ w/:ny tomorrow. 1 State Fire Marshal John Strohm returned to Das Moines after search Ing the ruins of the Tom Price home here, but did not disclose whether i he had found the cause of (he tragic blaze. Chicago, May 30.?Harvesting of the half billion dollar United States i wheat, crop of 1939 Is under way In Southern sections of the belt. 1 Threshing cf the first golden grain of the season already is proceeding 'n early fields of Texas'and Oklahouta where railroads have directed their annual earlv summer concentration of cars to haul wheat to mar- , ket. i' Washington. May 30.?High army officials are preparing the most In- ^ enslve recruiting campaign sine* he World War, wltr a goal of neatly 115.000 recruit*' or reenllstments An the next thirteen months. / The drive Is designed to meet re* tilacement and expansion needs V of he air corps and other branches\gf tre service. Eighteen hug* recruiting station* on wheels, new slogans, posters an* motion pictures will be used. Auxiliary Birthday i'ROGRAM The annual Auxiliary Birthday pro gram of the Presbyterian Church will be given Wednesday, June 7, at 3" 00 p. m. In the Fellowship Hall. The special Foreign Mission Offering t .ken at this tlmewlll be need In establishing the Mmlston*PMr> log kknorlal Fund for Girls' Hones n the Belgian Congo. Africa. The urgent need of the people of "the Dark Continent" wee vividly presented by JDr. Stixrud, medical misbtonary to. Africa, in his recent address to the Kings Mountain Pros b)ter!al. , - A playlet. "From Strength to/ strength" will be presented witv the following in the cast: Mr*. Pajp Muuney, Mrs. W. B. Thompson, lft/s Pirbarn Summltt. ' The entire church membership lis* cordially Invited to attend afed y> remain for the brief social hour lm> mediately following the program. > J id the World J S. COBB ling Grief S. COBB ' this story on th? Jewish race. If tau&l right, ity priodotl ehtr* StianTln the vc.sienl hMrdtte U* wtf*. TUtw-ni wm to toka 4>a?k. Qa tha?-mtog nia4 to Amk5aa m^Sb'Ii m \Sk^^3d*TJrLL**h*+dr 7?m wm ?Mr. %?I* I hM? fkt I Pupa kU ^ r i < - - wmmmmmmmmrnmrnrnm Moui . * ./ KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. fatherine O'Farrell Earned Beauty Queen Katharine O'Karrell. attract!' ni'thier of Captain and Mn O. I 3 Farrell. vai selected beauty que? ?f Mtckluoburf Independence Oi ?. 0.. recently. by ibr North Carol li Democratic Club. It is a dim in miior fur both Miss O'Farrell ai Kings Mountain U> be crownt I'fcn with 100 "lovely ladles" 1 be competition. The column. "Watching Waahln on," by Robert Erwln. which a wars each week In The State. > hi it#- following to say about Ml TFarrell's achievement: "Miss Katharine O'Farrell. prat rnung brunette from Kings Mon r.ln, was crowned beauty queen i he Democratic Club Ball. Her sel< lion followed the grand march 100 counties, led by President at Mrs. Young M. Smith. Each coast In the 8tate bad a girl sponsor, tl county name inscribed on n rlbbt the wore. ^ . I Some congre*mlonal*4ialritl?.4afl to have a, young lady present fro Vlftk fsi tVt aI*> AANItllbd BA #A?S ! Rteoln*. Mlia O'Farrell. who la tea Cleveland Countv, played the pt it M1s* Warren County ore* Judge Kerr'a District. This. howev didn't lessen the pride ot Tom Oi land. Major Bulwtnkle'a lieutenant In the victory of the young lai from the Rulwlnkle bailiwick. Capitol Hill and the Federal I p.irtmcnts were very wel repreaei od. Including secretaries from v 'uallv everv ocngresslonal offl< Senator Boh Reynolds was reprec ?cd by son. Bob. Jr.. now an att< nev In the department of Justice. 1 eldentallv. young Bob looks a 1 like his father and ehows many the mannerisms of his crusadli parent." Local Man Bar President - - l A *' J. Roan Davis, ppcminent Kin Mountain attorney, waa last Frld night elected president or the Cle lend County Bar Association at barbecue and business meeting hi at the Cleveland Springs Qount Club. He succeeds O. M. Mull Shelby, president for the past yea .4 Other officers named by the i soctatlo nare John P. Moll, president; L. T. Hamriok, secretar and Ralph Gardner, treasurer. Members of the bar decided have at leaat three meetings i year, to be at the call of the pre dent. There were 2S lawyers press Mr. Deris was a former law pa rer of Ex-Gpveruor Gardner, and town attorney tor Klacs Mounts Ho la teaehor of the Men's Bti Class of Central Methodist chun Attorney Deris u a graduate Tr.nity College, new Dnke Usurer ty. Local Man On State B. & L. League Program S ^ A. H. Patterson, Secretary of t Home Building and Loan Assoc Hon, will serve on the Promotl Committee fcr the _3Rth Annual C< ventlon of the North Carolina Bui Ing and Loan League, to be held WrlghtsviTte Beach, June 47?29. A very practical program of I di&sseg and discussions will be giv Including forums on Appraisals. W ntrday. June 28th, and Construct! Loans. June 29th. Among the n features of this Convention are t special celebration for those w have been directors or officers b 'ldlng and loan associations 2.". years or more; and an Advert Ing and Business Development C test. The latter will be In the mi ore dealing? with newnnanar .gitv t'slng because this Is the prtncl fcrm of advertising used by build and Lioan associations of the Sts Music Recital Miss Virginia Parsons will i sent her pupils In a recital on Th day evening, June 1, at t:16 o*cl< In the Central school auditorium. Those taking part are Peggy B er. Helen Pay Cash, Sybil Da Alda Jean Davis, Betty Knox Da Jeanne Griffin, Betty Hord, Doro Hoke, Mary Beth Hord, Mary He Hord, Betty Howard, Selma t Alice Betty Mauney, Miles Main Ernest Mauney, Hell Mauney, nette Mabry. Rachel McClaln. B? Patrick. Maude Plonk, Clara Pic Mary Julia Pollock. Doris Phlfer, S. Peeler, Jr. Ben tab Rhea, Ml Settlemyre. Helen Tldsretl. J Male Warilck. Margaret Wtfltamn T. Wright, Louise Wright, Cart Hold fVtls, Tie public Is cordially Invited. i' Largest Class History Gradua " Fraternity Meet ? At Lake 2 / V'i 01 / Th# Alpha Zea. Alumni Fraternity I I* r.< Beta Chapter of Oamma Beta Chi \ of LeiolrHbyne college, National 80 tt jr c'.al fraternity. with readquarterg la p* Baltimore, Md., held Ita annual , Jfkrthg Reunion at the cabin of Ita 1 P" Tieanrer, Billy Manner, on Lakejr 4ontdti'a. I ! " Fraternity Brothers begaflto patbO^- ahoet 6:30 Tueaday attar- . noon land by eight o'clock all ex- si ,n -xcten members had arrived. The H er banians meeting waa called at cl ,r" t:0? fr. M. by the President. D. R. Vfanney. Jr.. of Cherryvllle. pi ARjofflcers of the Fraternity were ? n -elected for their second term t which were as follows: a D. R. Mauaey. Jr.. of Cherryrllle, ,r" PreaMent: Julian ^Mike" White5?' wr of Hickory, Vice- President f 11 en UmTT* Van Hon T InHon o? iri-V... IT I v ? UMVIVII uui/ii u? i Iivavi / I < >r" ??rr**arv; W. K. Mauney. Jr., of u n"! Kfnci Mountain. Treasurer.? " '?| | Tlifc Fraternity spent the night ?" I md enjoyed breakfast and a swim n* Wednesday morning leaving for ei heir romes around noon. G Members present were: D. R. Maunev. Jr., Cherryvllle; Cl Marry Vnnden Linden. "Mike" White N r.er.- Chnrles Morrison. Frank Vanden Linden, all of Hickory; Fred Kirkpatrlck Murphy, N. C.; Woodsy year* Hunt; Lumberton; Olbbs C. ^'bbs. StatesvlUe: Den Look man, 8* ntncolnton; John K. Shull. Shelby; p %tcob Cooper, and Billy Mauney of * Sings Mountain. 3 JPwJir TfUnks For ,\Id After Fire b ^ W. O. Peeler, whose home and furniture was destroyed by fire rej. rentlv wishes to express his sincere thanks to all those who hare helped Mm replenish his belongings. There " to { always some good In everything k&s t j a ma a 1? _ *? - ? ? ^ ra?. u?u. ana ij ioo^ iae r^eter nr^ ror ~ at- htm to find oat there weTe bo many at. klndhearted and generous people near King* Mountain. The Peelers rt* lost r very thing but now thanks to A ' friendly friends and neighbors they J lln are keeping house again, and Mr. C Me peeler .s very-grateful for the aid he H Ml. bas received. K ?f Mgg. QRIFPIN TO SPCAK FROM P **" GASTONIA STATION Mrs. E. W. Griffin. 8tate President of the 8afety Division of the Woman's Club will deliver an ad. dress from radio station WONC, Gas ^jonla. Friday, at 12:15. Mrs. Griffin he fMs been very active since her an-' la- ixkntment In behalf of safety In on Mirth Carolina In both the home >n- tJtd on the highways. Rings MounId /aln cltfaena are Invited to listen In at 'on Mrs. Griffin's broadcast tomor J/r\ -rw. id- ' erf T ' ... ' i Will Rogers' PlW ? J? Humorous Story Of I , I .1 . II..! > f1or By WILL ROGERS :1son T SUPPOSE everybody knows iln that, as lariat throwers go, I'm er. a pretty good one. So I must have . hung1 about a cow ; .inch at some I time or other. And that reminds ln* me of a story of an old Irishman ite. that ran a turn ranch in Montana. * srtkr?i ^ i ur? 601II W Va\ ^ >ck 4 tak- Ha oaad to sail a good bit of milk tU. to a Hairy to a naity alty, and _4. then cabm a HflM whM tks nuiX x'?r?.4^f3'srd.11t : >lM It una H ?h awfully waak. Wall, l 11. the aid Tad had ? uU. . i#y, "You ooo," ho says. "Cow* doat ja. got auuh grow food tkia Km of yaar mm tfcaaa oowa ara Joot a* aony aalam. I oftaa oaa 'mm crylag, agahr orytog, roal tun flow. ?- lag down thoir faeaa, aa they foal In aa how thair aaOk doat do 'am Lrta credit, aad thoy ara aahamod." Ua ii ii tinl . -a " -v itiih-iateiiiiia^^?? - ----- itain H T . * a' THURSDAY. JUNE 1, 1M? (Cinnre Maui ftBAiAgO AfAVUJ Play For Pi !WW> erald ntain Band .? * . ? - _ ' * resident R( In School ies ; . th ??? In Diplomas were presented to 64 \ aduates la the largest class ever v; I graduate from the Kings Moun- t? iln High School In the final exer- ff sea held Tuesday evening. The o ass last year graduated 48. and 0| r.ce 1935 when there were 31 grad f, jtes. the graduation class has more v< An doubled. , |t Jrbo graduation exercises Tuesday v Jht brought to a close the three h Isrbt schedule of the commence- " tent program, and ended another 11 iccesstul school year. " Sunday. night. . the commencement >rmon was-preached by Dr. Walton [ Qreever, eminent Lutheran Chur- a hman, and Monday night, grammar c t-hool graduation exercises fook u lace. The graduation sddreps by Dr. '' 1. J. Foreman of Davidson College, " ueaday night was both Inspiring J* cd interesting. P The coveted Plonk Scholarship V tedal giv?n to pupil of high school tl taking highest scclastic. record was it warded Billy Throneburg. 9th grade upil. r Other medals and honors were: a Western North Carolina Confer- v uce Reading Medal ? Mary Evelyn ofcrth. T Western North Carolina Conferen- b e Oratorial Medale ? Betty Lee u elsler. ? - . ' S Fulton Reading Medal ? Mary volyn Gofcrth. g Hord Declamation Medal ? D. F. c lord. Jr. ft D. A. R. History Medal.,? Carolyn v rirtce. < Activities ? Jones Fortune t Art ? Eugene Goforth. j. Boys' Athletics ? Paul Nelsler, Jr. g Girts' Athletics ? Wanda Maloney. b Dramatics ? Mary Helen Ham- t right. t Journalism ? Carolyn Prince. , c Band ? Jcnea Fortune. Piano ? Rachel McClain. t Debaters ? Mildred Williams, How * Whlttlnglon. Clara Plonk. Mar- ' ia McClain. American Youth Forum Contest: Issay?Mary Julia Pollock; Art ? a ioward Edens. t? Graduates receiving diplomas were 1 Edward Hal Allen, Robert Fulton & .'Iran. Charles Blackstone Campbell L r.. Coley Campbell, Robert Cecil rook, James O.. Darracott, Jr., Andy 'C organ Falls. Jr., Daniel Miller Fin- r ei. Jones Robert Fortune, Eugene > larvtn Goforth, Thomas Wilson Har U er, John Robert Kesslah, O. C. Kis- " r, Jr.. Guary Clemonsee Mc Dan I el, 1 'aul Mauney Neisler,. Jr.. James Cat * in Nlckela, Halbert B. Olive. Henry Lawrence Patrick. Marriott 9 Arlington Phifer, Samule Robert ' luber. Jr.. Howard Reld Whittington, * loffat Leon Wolfe, Fred James r bright, Jr.; Minnie Evelyn Adams, V'.llle Lee Bankhead. Ruby Annie C fae Bennett, Eulala Wllodean Blan- t on. FTorls Colleen Campbell, 8arah lelen Clonlnger, Evelyn Ruth Falls, tazel Marian Falls, Helen LouisS 1 'rlls. i Marie Mattie Falls. Virginia Dare 1 "alls, Lillian Rebecca Fisher. Juanlta < 'aith Frederick. Katherine Irene 1 ieorge, Mary Eveyn Goforth. Kathleen Emma Greene. Mary Helen 1 Inmbrlght Frances Margretta Hicks f Jorothy Pearl Hoke, Ruth Hughes. <ell Sims Jenkins, Mary Cecelia Lall V>ro% Clara McGinnis. Margaret 'ranees Mitcham. Hazel Louise toore. Ida Mae Moss. Ruby Estelle Mur>h\*. Annie Laura Ormand. Norma Allien Osborne. Maude Plonk, Sara /'rginla Proctor, Margaret Elder tatterree. Vera Jacqueline Rawles, ( dary Helen Sophronia Rhodes. . 8u? ' it-- ??u?i. IIIC0 nuuuuun, oriuomjic, Bonnie Elisabeth Smith, Ellen Jean?tte Smith. Ruby Lee Smith. Annie ] Mae Sims, Mildred 0*Nell Williams, i ? 'IRK AT MARORACK WASTE HOUSE Firemen were called Saturday aft- 1 ernoon about 3:30 to the Margraee ' tVaete House. Water was already be Ing pumped on the blase by mtll emDloyees when the firemen arrived. ' Borne damage was done to the con* tents of the building. ICR CREAM SURFER BY METHODIST VOUNO RKORLE The girls of Mrs. Howard's Class will give an toe cream party on the lawm^taclng^Piedaaont^ Avenue at J ore da win he for beeefh of the class. ... _ i- ; ,_... .T..,. :fl READ THi HERAI O I FIVE CENTS PER COPY I To ~ > VM oosevelt j The .honor of liuimr* luii ln-cu >*xInled (v and accepted li> the Kinxs vuntaiti School Hand, to play for ] , President of the Tailed Stale* upt B N Bar*** In a longe dls- , . nee phone call yeaterday from C. ' Walker of Aaheville, member of ie pri icruin committee for the openK of the Great Smoky Mountain . . > atlonal Park, waa extended the In- , / tatlon for the Klnsa Mountain and to be the only official band om North Carolina on the program nly two banda have been Invited. at- from North Carolina and oner om Tenneaaee. President Roosehlt' will be the speaker for the open ig of the parkway, and thie Klnsa lountaln Band will play following <. Is address. The band Invited to rep urent Tenneaaee is the Knoxvllle land, which . will play. just before ie President's address. The 'en tat I ve date set for the cele ration la June lith, and thousands re expected to t>? present for the penlng of the park that attracted lore visitors last year than any L'tlt in America. The celebration jke place at New Found Gap, which i on the N. C.-Tenn. line, and Is aout the center of the park. It Is apirxlmately 160 miles from Kings lountaln to New Found Gap and He band members w'll be able to iake the trip and return in one day. The whole program will be broadast over the entire- United States nd the Kings Mountain musicians ill be heard In. all parts of America. Mr. Walker emphasized to Supt, . 1 tarnes that the Kings Mountain and will represent North Carolina ud will be the only band from the late to take part on the program. It has always been considered a reat honor to perform before tho rown heads of Rurope. but to play ?r the elected head of a great Reubllc ? The President of the Unita States of AnieTica. la an honor v| hat Just can't be excelled, and Dlector Paul Hendricks Is to be conratulated upcn the success of th* .-.nd to the extent that it merits be invitation to play on the same rogratu with the highest official f America. Manual Convention )f Synod j The one hundred and thirty fifth uuual convention of the Nortii Carana Lutheran Synod opened la Cher > ville, N. C., Wednesday Morning, la> 31st, with the President. Dr. J. .. Morgan, preaching the sermon. Wednesday Evening Dr.. W. H. Ireever the United Lutheran Church epresentative spoke. Tonight five r ung men will be ordained to tha icupel Ministry. One of theae young ien la Mr. J. W. Cobb, son of the 'astor of the Lutheran Church .here Synod Is meeting. Pastor L. Boyd Hamm. Mr. F. R. ummers, lay-representative of tha coal congregation, are attending. Ir W. A. Rldenhour, alternate layepresentatlve. will also attend. , >R. QREEVCR AT LOCAL .UTHERAN CHURCH SUNDAY The Reverend Walton H. .Oreever, >. D.. cf New York City. Secretary f the United Lutheran Church In Lmerica., will preach at the Lutheran 'htirch here Sunday Morning at 1:00. A cordial invitation ia extendd to visitors to hear Dr Greever. iho Is one of the outstanding leader* in the Lutheran Church. [Opinions Expraaaad In Thla.ColunMk Are Not Naooaaarlly the Views at This Newspaper.) Washington, so the tourists say, to never remembered for its . restaurants. in tact, the lack of good estbIng establishments in the Capttel City is the subject of much "beefhMf by most Washlngtontans. Nevertheless, the natives are eating their beefsteaks with mora tharf* usual vigor theae days and tha argitnent now Is not over tha quality Ilia wiaisilSa nt Wash ike enalliw H'W I MU|| VU V VTVI iu*3 tfUMtV/ of th? beet, C?oi? of It all la an argument between the President, the Nary Department and Congress over the relative merits of American grown beef steaks, and the beet shipped In from the Argentine. The Pre el dent contends in an odtcy.I statement that Argentine beef le cheaper and better. So strong dose the CMet Executive feet about thn (Cont'd on BMtovW pdge) j ? - ' - - :

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