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HE> Cage performers in the eity-wide
jjr-* ?*- industrial basketball league rest this
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ex -to wa high school program which
will take away the officials and score
keepers, and the season's wind-up of
angularly scheduled games will take
ylace Thursday night, February 28, ac
cording to an announcement by Earl
Bath, recreation supervisor.
' Last week's action resulted in tbe
fe", aeason's biggest upset, as MauneyBonnie,
league doormats, rose from
*V their lowly cellar position to smite
the Margrace-Park Yarn entry by
81-80, sending the losers down a
notch in the standings and giving
Bhenix-Cora, winners over PaulineOld
Mill, 43-88, undisputed possesion
of first place.
i'.t Mauney-Bonnie
held a 9-2 halftlme
Bad, and managed to withstand their
opponents last stanza rush.
Margrace-Park Yarn faces Phenlz
Cora next week, and^ahould the tecand
placer* win, they will again be
fa. a, tie for the lead, forcing a playoff
for the pennant.
The line-apt:
Phentx-Qora 43 Pauline 88
Wilton 18 Uedlin 8
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located about one and
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divided Into about 100 high clat
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K. Smith 10 Humphrie*
Rayles 6
Well* 0 Huffatetler
Blaekwell
Ralph Smith D. Wlion 14
Half time score, Phenix 22; Pauline 14
lfar.-P. T. 20 Uaanay-Bon. 21
P. Neisler ' Glass fl
P. Ware Harmon
B. Herndon 4 Hudgins 9
Parker 10 Summer* 2
Olive Buth 4
Wright Fulton
B. Mom McDaniel
F. Mom Boheler
Fulkerson 0
Halftime *core: MauneyBonnie 9;
Margraee Park Tarn 3.
Official*: Foster K.ill
Games February 28th:
7:00 Pauline-Old v?. Mauney-Bonnle
7:45 Phenix-Cora vs. Mar.-P. T.
Standing W X. Pet
Phenix 4 1 .800
Margrace-P. Y. 3 2 .600
Pauline Old 2 3 .400
i Hauney-Bonnie 1 4 .200
r AUCTB
JAY, MARCH 2nd?AT 1:3
THE O. A. RAY FARM
mllaa went of Kings Mountain, on the
. two good tenant houses and all nec<
ceatdeoce lota and small acreage tra
la abore day and hour and purchase
PDX>u r* a am
CMOS vAoai
ligned Entitles You To C
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1 LAND AUCTION CO., ?
HXCKOBT, ITOSTH 0ABOI2KA
Oscar Pitts, Auctioneer
A E. Yarbro, Owner
CITY
Be
' bus service, with the latest
ith two buses, one to be use<
e a pick-up service operatin
work shifts.
service will begin each mor
etween the Margrace Phenii
buses will operate between
sdules of the pick-up service
^baatra^portattowm,
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N. C. S. D. Dimks
Locals Twice
The N. C. 8. D. basketball team
visited the local gym Friday night,
February 15, and won a double head
er from the ""Mountaineers."
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boys 32-15.
The "Mountaineers" girls played
bard, but could not keep step with
the visiting lassies, who seemed to
score anytime they wanted to, in
spite of the excellent guarding by
Humphries, Carpenter, and Maunev.
Hicks scpred 10 points for the local
girls with Richardson and Foster
following with 4 each, dhile Jones
was high scorer for N. C. 8. D. with
22 points.
The "Mountaineers" boys could
not get started for some reason and
found themselves trailing 18-4 at the
half.
Neill scored 5 points for the local
boys to earn "top scorer" title and
was followed closely by Putnam with
4 points. .
Boys lrounce
Rutherfordton
' King* Mountain high school's cag1
era, who have fonnd it difficult to
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Shelby Highway. This farm oonMtry
onthnildlnga Has bean sab- <1
eta.
jnst what you want at the price .1
SNAPPY MUSIC! I
Ihaace At Free Priie 9
telling Agents
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BUS
sains In Kt
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Marcfi
in city-type buses, will $e 1
i in shuttle service between .J
g out the Oherryville and I
SCHED1
oing at 5:30 a. m. and contini
: and Sadie Mills.
these points on half-hour
t will coincide with the needs
FARES ASfD 1
m 10 cents per one-ufay i
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Peek's Herylt
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friit ? |Ui recently, nitppcd U?
thread ud hit the win column uguln
hero Tuesday night u the bo ye took
thrilling encounter from ftutherfordton,
28-27.
for the girls, unfortunately, it wea
a repetition of the eame old et^y,
a* Batherfordton ecored an easy 3o21
victory.
lame crowd attended tho twin
ui?r"kihu lii<iL ^plifilTy~oT K' ei fi ru; "in" "t 7^ c
second conteet.
For the Kings Mountain girls, Martha
Hick* tallied 17 of the Mountain
eer point*, with Hildreth Richardson
getting the remaining four, hut Rutherfordton
' Hardin, yrho scored If.
had sufficient help from Yelton and
Nanney, with eight each, to provide
the winning margin.
rPL. - .S4..L. - a ah. TTl -a r J
Alio >ihv.h ui iuc ainjji Jiaunmn
boys wm well split, with Robert
Neill and Chris Edens sharing highpoint
honors. They managed eight
eaeh, while x Croots, of Rutherfordtou
copped game honors with 10.
/ The boys encounter was close throu
ghout, with the Mountaineers again
featuring their strong last-half performance
to win.
Paul Hullender Now *
With Motor Firm Here
W. O. Grantham, of Victory Chevrolet
company, annonneed this week
that Panl Hullender, well-known
Kings Mountain man and body repair
expert, is now affiliated with that
firm.
Mr. Hullender, recently discharged
from the navy, is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Hullender.
"We are happy to make this announcement,"
Mr. Grantham said.
"Mr. Hullender is an expert on this
type of work and the firm is now
able to give better and quicker service."
WEIGHT PROMOTED
A. C. Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kosaie Wright of route 2, made Yeoman
First Class, and is now serving
aboard the U8S GLYNN (APA-239).
He expects to receive his discharge
about ApriL
b ? concentrated stratch of sastebFdM.
After mora thonMO
yaa*s of mlxrfn# than Is ?ttH as
MNh Bptentfrl haat aaip te that
araa aa thara is fa all tka patrolaum
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FNCINGSER
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inaugurated in Kings Mount
fcJieMargrace and Sadie M?
Shelby roads, for the seryi(
JLES
ie until midnight. Hourly sc
schedules after 2:00 o'clock
of industrial workers.
FBANSFEBS
ride, with transfers provide
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Worstad yarn la mada from tha
km* flna wool fibers and carding
aanraa to straighten the fibers, removing
short broken and imperfect
ooaa. Fibers are then spun or
twisted to produce a compact,
smooth yarn. Worsted fabrics, from
worsted yarns, have smooth, clear
textures with only a slight nap or
aHsMainsistent and include such
fabrics as serges, gabardines,
coverts, light-weight suitings and
sheer dress-weight goods.
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Wo con cbo fumbh you with 1
our ^ATHERETTE LINED .boh
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shown on tho display fixture i
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la, via the Phenix Milt T1
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>rvice will be provided in th<
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Anagrams **?cre ptapt* In vary
ancient times. The paiHw Wa#
man tinned by the Hebrew writers,
-was known to the Greeks and Romans,
and became so popular ia
France during the liM&a ages that
Louis xm appointed an "anpgram- ?
matiat to the king."
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teDilaat at Btate Ho?pital. Will pay
reasonable wages to right loan. Notify
George Wray, Box 6. Shelby,
X. C. f21-28,'RINCESS
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