!
ObL PtyUi MtSotia, Blfikf
atlanaay nuatlj dlitku|il fnn
v,*b? amy, will addr?g*-sMnb*n of
4b* Kl*fi KoaaUla KiWaala elwV
? *t thair ryulwmiH at tha W*
bu'i ?U Thauaday night at fl:SO.
OoL MeSwain mtttd ??n than
ttm yaara otwmu la IcaWnd.
l*^Md and rranea.
0&V.' .' &' . .
|l'_ ' / .; ? ! II II I M
jW
af tk? ?mwt year wff b* hold at
jO* high Nkttl gymnaiiura Saturday
ib ww aanonncfd this w*ak by
Earl Bath, city nuntin iup?ri-p**r.
Mr. iB?th Kti th* mm*
Rk?!- - a?b*dala win bo followad. with far
fJK iher hatalla to bo gtvan next waaa
> -. .\i|pUb?. srmt>m. ^tbhjh
PS;. KOI ta hald Nek Saturday, beginning
Hawk 80.
i :
f ^,mw
Member* af Johnny H, B&efrweU
> . front No. 8808, will meet at tke elty
Ball Tuesday night at ' T18O At
froaunander Charlie Warliek aaid
; : t Wednesday that plana f<* tka jfeat
iMtii are going forward aa an'
aouaaaC that auroral reprooeatat,
v Swodrfrfe|*5V*K *****L'. ,
. ' MiMM entry* of a-iMt.
. . ^fafga ta*Y'aaaal-pr* baseball league.
^^^ky'weak com*
Wander. -
)Bmi7 bond purekaood
tol?M Is Many of tw met
ting* Kmtili wfco
th#lr Uvw far World War IL
P
s- . SS?,K*f2MS.
fS&rsjg *S2
ife:'
r.ty:?-v. * pwi <k?*
||p '*** '
fe'; - ;l:^S3S - TkfXtE*Indus
3w> |i|pf<?t ~?S5[jWjMrateiBfiy
. . u5 J
Btwriaf her appeal fw eUlseaa of
Klip KtuWa to n^rt U* ? ?
palgja to bring Ik* North Carolina
Byapkoij to to* city for two oo*>
eorts Mrs. Aubrey Xmmj, ekal#
Ui tkU wook tuwieod too orgui
inatlon whieh will k*ndl* tko drivi;
t* soil st leant $800 Is North Carol
lias Symphony association member,
.hip*. ,
* TV*' eosuaittoo inelodeo: Mrs. Btft
Howard, Mrs. lo?w?od Psrton, Mrs
Grady Psttoraon, Mrs. Paul Uauney,
Mrs. Jsy Psttoraon, Mrs G.rlnad:
Still, Mm. P..P. Horndon, Mrs By
ron Keeter, Mrs. J. E. Horndon, Mrs
It. G. Pinnix, Mr*. Goorgo House*.
Mrs Hubert Dsvidson, Mrs J. 8>
Norman snd Mrs M. A. War*.
Mia* Helen Bsmsey will serve a*
trehstuor. with George Ware and
JLynwood Psrton to head the publicity
comtnittee.
i V '**"''' \ Mr-'" ' - .
Memberships are available at a
minimum ?f #1, whieh will oatltle
the purchaser to Attend the local con
certe and also the. coneerte of the
orcheetra in Shslby or Charlotte.
Pnrchaaera ot $5 memberships will
be aetlve member* in the association.
Other membership#, with additional
privileges are available at $SB, $100
and $$00. Cost of memberships is deductible
' from federal income tax.
" Nmnlty for the money,'' Mrs.
Klnney : said, "la to enable 'the or
eheetra to exist as a nnit, to pay a
mall amount to the- maelciane, and
te pay traveling expenses of the orchestral
units."
The orchestra Is to give two eoncerts
here Jterit U, if the campaign
Is soecsesfhl, with a concert especially
arranged for children la the afternoon
and qpe arranged for 'a more1
varied pndieaee la the. evening. The!
erchmtta pleys a popular program of
mnrthiJpgfrdtitg special snsmgs
meats Csi popular and. somi-c1s*Vat
mnaie. v . V
-fr.r *"
k? would bo
a candidate for the etate house of
nyriiliktlrw had abated, political
activity dropped to the klamerlo^
point during the poet week.
J; >i -- '*"* S Pvi j
The now developments included:
(1) Announcement by Alfred B.'
Bleytofl, who Uvee at the' Com Mill,
that he would be a candidate for No*
4 township constable, making a three
man race.
(2) Appointment of a Cleveland
County elections board including Virgil.
Weather* and Carl Thompson, Do
moerats, and G. V. Hawkins, Republican.
V
(3) Failure of oppostton to do
vetopc far A. L. Buhtinkle, eleventh
district Congressman for the BemOemtic
nomination^ though H. Y.Nanney
of Union Vtua filed as a Republican
candidate.
Mr. Slaton, who la opposing Incnnk
beat W. It.' Blackburn and Forme*
fHSv T.V.U V ??
M&tnM." <i'?: BmiiSI ottrtentobj
worker. He hae reeldad kere \S year*.
' "X ^ year rat*" Ma
Slayte* mM, "a*d if elected will do
ifer' boot to ttfWbo tba U?."
f 0#'tfc? I.00*tlty ejection*
board'wAl bi ewora tit by Clerk ?rJ
Court Ktorett VooaO* Saturday mora
fttfe aad Will tken organise, elect 0"
board chairman 'and eoeretary. After
jftafc' fPandldatee for eeunty . office*
why fit* with thw ehalrman at any
tint* aatll the April IS deadline.
SGBsvjft.^ i r
SS^S/pK, :
: Henry Moore, George Moore, and
Jimmy Mhrae*V three colored ^ me^
*
Hnu 0. & PloBk? Jr .
wama Aimmw Beo>
i . ''.ti
Tha CliTilud County ektptu of
lb* AWwttt MHtlttlw< Woanaa 'a
Collaga, Uulreratty of Ntrtl Carall
u. mat at tha Shalby high aehool n
March 14th.
Thaparpnaaaf tha'.afata^- 'taaatha
rcargaaiaaHf a* *h? ihaptaa
Mrs. Jahai tfloak, ahalnaaa, of. Kiaga
Mouatala, jpaalilail. aad tha fnham
lag affteac* mora alaotad far tha for.r.
Chairman, Ulaa fraoeaa Cuthbart on,
Paaa of Woman. Oardn*r-Wabb
CaUagai Saeratary Traaaarcr. Mra.
CUranca Plonk, Jr.. Klaga Mountain.
Tha groap haard report* oa a <U?trlot
moating whieh won bald la
Charlott* oa. March S. Bpaafcarc at
thl* maatlag War* OhaaaaUaa W. C.
Jnekaon, Paa? Harriott. Elliot, and
.Ml** Citur*. Bjrrd, aaeratary of tha
Anlmaaaa association, MI*a Orogan,
Alumna* president. .
it was1 decided that the Clevslaad I
County chapter ahould meet oaee a
year, wad that thie meeting ahould be
in the form of a dinner meeting to
be held in the fall. Planning committees
far this <Caact wltt Bet appbhrt
?d and nnMfm"^rt|Uten data.
Ward Granted
60 -llay Leave
j Btata Highemy Paeeelaaaa Hal D.
Ward, ad. Kings Mountain, eaadldajr
for the Diaderatfe noaranaUtn fa*
heriff, has hf^n granted a 00-day
leave af absence from the highway
UtNt effhotive March U. !*?
Mr. Ward- said he received a letter
from Ifnjer B. J. Hnteher> head if
patrolman. ' ' SSS'I'' ':*& . ,
"I felt it imperative-to be separated
fiaHgt*#- algtaihighway: pat**
while eoadiwlhg jp? aampaiga fast
|the sheriff jjjt. Wart;
IRoicoeOiSltBlib
At Annual Mer?
JMB Urn*. AMfkM
of Mr. and lta. Ibivooi H. Lynch .
and MWlH' gmjOn idlaH. iMtta,
tha flr*t > iMte of ?|a Hot*
School Safaty dtt? thla w<* triMB:
> dnetad through tha Haja Knb
tatB achoola aa a fMm tf tha
. Xdona-PoUoa DayactauBt aaftty
campalo to wkt Baca Manalafa
tha "NMt ally Is Xactfc Ohroh
XB sehoM'.gMhpjM^ ^
| M* ^1? fNiMIt txT, sMMgb,
: formulating ' MM kM "Tw >- Com- '.I
of Safety."
D. F. Hord Jr.
Awa*$<|p$ree
; ' V'? fc
Atlanta, Oa? Match 17.?David. F.
Hord, Jr., of HHnfS Mpnntaia, N. C,,
wm awarded the degree of t>. D. fih, ,
In eoauDeneemoat exercise* at Emory
University. Saturday, Uatlh 17< j
mj>r. Hord was one of ttf gsaitual?
awarded diplomas in arioas seh6ol?
and dteisfOM. Largest number et da- \
free* was awarded to gradvAta* -of
tka |any School of Dentistry, with
W atadoato receiving diplomas as
Doctors of Dental Surgery.
tPwv^y--,^ ' %; ' /" .' **, '"
Open After AH
u .?? *,- .V
' * j ??? .
Blri Ittk, eiiy recreation napervlnor,
miHini Wedaeaday that the ,J
Beat King* Mountain Tooth Centei 1
will aet' be ofcwiied. aa waa announced
laat week. 1
Beaaon for the change of pinna. ;
lit. Both mid, waa the withdrawal
of pemiaaipa' of" P%aaix MiMa, Inc..
for am of the building on North J
Bail read avenue wtfleh yeotha of thi }
vicinity had been readying far re no- <
ration.
Peranlatioa waa - withdrawn, Mr. 1
Bath aalft, been una the management I
"did not like the way the Town
Youth Cantor ia being run."
Hr. Both'a statement follows*
' i
"With the statement that he did ,
net like the wajr the Town Youth ,
Center was run, Mr. Sari Ham risk ,
withdrew the use of hie buildiag j
thus ending the four weeks of plan- (
niag ffr opening-a Center st the ?
Phenln Mill. While I feet that thU \)
criticism is unjust aad in based on . j
misconetued facts, it is the yoong peo
pie of East' Kings Mountain whs ,
hear the brunt. ]
' "They aire an enthusiastic group *
who doeorrs all wo can do for them.
It is with regret that I stake this
annooaeemeat because I have seen
the faces drop on some QO young poo '
pleas they ware told of this recent
development".
j
I4on? WW Spcnjor
Benefit For Church
Bashful' Bah and his Bine Bidge
Mountaineer*. radio nhammin. will
pteeaefr ui |i in gases at the kigb school
auditorium Friday night March 29,
Hr was anaouamed this meek by Officials
of the |ism deb ^?tw of <
the: ovsat ^
, Mat prorssds of tie show will go H
to Uraee MMhodlst church- to bo used '
^rebplldini thp edtfUe ?u I
rtfrottiy deeft'eysd bjr fin. <
#*?? & 15S?>^MSLfo^toJ*Sli 1
which ' wo ^
feXTS.'"^"* *:
.CrowdOflZS!
:hants Banquet
. h
One hundred twenty-ejght person*, I j
including members or the Kings't
Mwhtils Merchants association, I,
their employees aad special guests, <
attended -the annual employer-em- j
ployte banquet of the association a? ,
the Woman's Club Tuesday night and
hoard JamSt Al ttoeele, of Charlotte, i
dell ear a humorous philosophical ad- c
dress, V*' V*. ' "
Mr. Basel* kept the group laugh- .
lag #lth a varied assortment of hn
morou MMiifM sad experience*,
and devoted the aerlova portion of ,
hi* odirooo to setting forth the phil- (
oaophlec of grist bnaUooo mo of the
wod#,. mho, hp ohld,. placed the doe.
Ihomnnlty over the bestaeew
Baton Keeter, chairman of tho com- t
mlttie on ill?gomoato, which alao |
laopod <F?hm L. MeOlll u4 Marti* i
HaMpon, fined no tooetawotor ?Mi a
presented the gnost*. The meeting o- e
peoed with the rthgiag ef "Amorlep.'^gnd
B. 0 .MopUln gore the in- ,
vocation, During tho dJnaar, a eelee-'.
yjtt rendered by Mr*. J
^Sli 1 eg- ppgj>tOA4 Hilton Bath to*
?tolled tho. Aeeaft lotto* office for ;
pad thoofrod *h? members of
tW jMooelatloo for tho eooperetton la a
limitation actMtie* during tho poet {
.ffift dfflesva and director! installed?
weep John J- MeOUl, president, j
k'*r.' -htUota/ yieo pmident, v
H^tytwop* #Mt?n- ?rotary, ui j,
* S. koW, VV <?M A. Bridge*, Mr. fi
HoO>^^3& Mnttla Harm cm, dlreo?
Mr.jjj^ w|ll. eerre u a dlreejar*
J. B. Ade? ?
tki DhfloeeoWee of J
>?^^I?V*<Ut*. j
wJEETaLjT**^
pfiBKjMPHMB'' ' B| JBw^w^nl *>.,' Bp| V^v%' v
*" ' '' > ' ^
i>' rijL i^^lf '
lion* OnoTn
Farmer'* Kgt
Utmbtn of the King* Mountain
Uou club will entertain fmnav* of 'l
the area at the Wem^a'a Olab .aext
Tneeday night at 7:80 la the tW>faaaaal
l*amer'a Night banquet.
Feature of the event will be aa
entertainment ptograip by CXiUeu,
Johaeoa, of Badlo . Station KHUL -n
Raleigh, whleh will iaelgde bapa/ee nation*,
etuate, eeage and ether fear '*
tsrea.
Mr. Johaeoa imperooaate, among
other*, Lam and Abner, the late Pre*
ident Booeovelt, Blag. Creaky and At ' i'
Xoleoa.
More than 100 farmer* hare bean
invited to attead the annual affair,
aae aaaonneed by Allen Herndon,
chairman of the oommlttee on arrangement*.
Alee on the committee '"
IM OMM. ? "*
? ? f|? " * mm mmVJ ? UW| WV*1
I*mi, Edwin Moon and E age no Pat- I
tenon. m
In a 'Joint statement Wednesday, T*n
Holland Dixon and Mr. Hern don *ag
rtatad: ^
"The elob looks forward eaeh ^
irear to Ita Parmer'? Night banquet
le one of the outstanding events of ?,
ihe year, and we feel that thife [V
fear's event will be no exception. **'
"Mr. Johnson Is a well-known ew> W
tertainkr and he has planned a pro- ll
pan which should, be both instrue:lve
and entertaining.'' t
Mr. Johnson has made previous ap- (
>earane*s hare before the Pkonlx MUI K1'
Boosters Club and the Kiwanis club.
Driver Killed 2
In Track Crash
' - - 4 i
James Hlfltard, Greenville, S. C., '
lrlver for Southern Trucking com- 1
>any, was almost instantly killed a- 'c
>out 7:15 Tuondap sight, whsn the
raller-trnek ho eras driving lsflr the
oad oa Gamble kill on Highway 74 "
ind catapulted come 300 feet into
hUit? Iiouk ?*
Patrolman Hal D. Ward, vka la* ^
at of fir era, aided by
worked until 1:00 a. n>. Wednesday
>efore they removed Hilliard'a crush \
id. body from underneath the wreckJ
No other car was involved la the fCJ
ieeldent. aai
Mr. Ward said the truck evidently cie
ad developed some mechanical dif* i0?
'iculty, stating that tracks showed
he truck, eastbound, had left the jfo
oad oh the left side and traveled Bfae
lownhill on the left shoulder some
100 feet before finally overturning ?e(
nto the ereek.
Mr. Ward said that the trailer* J
STactor type vehicle was completely bo;
lemolished. sns
gfifi
Woodward's i
Opens Today
C? % ??_ Lrs
Woodward and. Bon. Kings Moue- n?'
xnw-B nm retail eetaDUtnment ea co"
:lusl?ely for bob, will officially o- roc
>ctx today with the first 150 men .
risitittg the new firm on Mountain .
treat to Toeeive * white handkee- &.
kief a. a ?1ft. * .
The new firm will feature all itha
boo'a apparel, loeladiag work clothe* <
Ireae elothea, shoes and accessories* a
well as sporting: goods aod radios," .
Jo# vLoo Woodwasd, Kings Moun- ..
ais native, proprietor of the firm,' ^
iBBOBBeed this week that Charles av
loforth, recently discharged from the ^
tary, will be affiliated with the
lra as salesman.
\ i
Mr. Woodward is a member of the C
dngs Mountain Kiwanis clab, the.' .
Irst Baptist church, and has for g.
taay years been active in local Boj*
ieout work.
*
"Wo are sorry that the firm will Bis
?t bo able to offer complete Bass la ?ai
omo Hbos." Mr. Woodward said. "At Uo
asSgur.tlSOO, men's suite'and shirts and
4* ;t*9 hut wa heps la the asa
mHt |Mdti bo able to softs the m$
eods of public for , on mohY gooas, oar
or both gruwmupg aad little me*." Hoo
giMiisn ?? 5*
* w* f+fo <
I
mmmmm
iTuf$<fay
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H. >
W.>w
Bw->
fifr
lrs? Btackmer r
liteiiMii It > d
f improving
toadiifea ol Mm*. Ilipi Bleekmer,
igs MouUin eitizea who w?e
lly iajored in an automobile aee#at
lut Thursday aftfraoon, w?#
?ribed as improved Wednesday,
drs. Blaekmer suffered seveub
id laceration*; a broken bond Jj?
i left ehonlder, and a broken rigih
tie, when the ear she waa driving
dded oa the wet pavement aboet
o'clock last Thursday.
!he was given first aid at the ofe,
of Dr. J. E. Anthony and wga
n taken to Shelby hospital whoso
i is reeu pointing.
Phv car was badly damaged.
otal Of 25
>- .* IV 1
xies neara
28-cuee docket wu disposed of in
y recorder'* court here Monday.
Arthur Lee Frye, sentenced to jail *
' eix months on a vagrancy charge
1 ordered to remain outside pt
iveland county for five years fol- ,
ring the serving of the sentence,
pealed the judgment, and Pauline
rris went to jain for 30 days when
i failed to pay the costs after be
found guilty of public drunkenis.
Terry Ford Bice was given a sixnth
sentence for drunken drivlog,
pended on payment of a fine of
i and cost#. His driver's license
i revoked for IS months and h*
s alto taxed with the costs . tbr
vlng a ear with improper brakes,
rharges of running through a red
It and driving with improper
ken against Herbert' Rhodes were
pressed, bat he was fined *10 Sfd
tf la lea of a 60-day sentence, fbr
Usee driving.
P. H. Crawford, found guilty of
lag a worthless cheek, was give*
MMay sentence, suspended on psy?
at of As costs and the ?fondltIs*
t ha pay Ted OastbU tks amo?|* "
As cksek. r. '
il .* t, ? i ? '* . i ' '
r. 0. Humphries, charged wftfl
inksaasse. Fred Roberts, chared
h < violatihg tks TurHngtoa ast, ,
L Earl Proctor, ekargsd with Iran*
i driving, nqssetid jary trials.
tooMTvtt 'WiUUaM wu taxed
eo*t? for drunk?uMw and .$ aad'
U for fcakjat P*>t it it ittny *h.r
jndfmwti:
lojrd Xftaaadr, ?i?mutt.
art 'iKltaW* P*rl* w4 fc?Oordaa^
a tortfr
reMBHrisg
1 lioOray,
f '%?? tdl