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Director* ot the King* Mountain t
Junior Chamber of Commmeree will 0
moot at King* Mountain Drug (tore j
Friday night at TtSO, it ?u as- ?
aouneed Ola weak. !L
non fmtTiMtir \*t
W. L Plonk hna boon appointed i b
^Sft?of tho King* Mountain
Amorgoacy Food eolloetion which t
will bo part of a national offort to f
pro vita food for atarving children t
in Europe.' Tho campaign in to bo r
launched aa May IS. " b
nuuffm BEBVIOB b
The Paacioa Play on film alldeo -j
along with appropriate music will r
. bo prooonted at tho Firat Baptist
Church Friday night at 8 o'clock, j,
s.'"' Tho publM in invited to attend. T
JTOTXOBg TO PBAOTIOB g
Klngo Mountain American Legion
Junior* will workout Saturday aft- j h
' ernoon at S:80 at the city etadium. j g
la*t Saturday tho Junior* went. !t(
through; a five-hour drill devoted to i
hitting. sliding, and the study of |
baseball science. T
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i ? BpOHB NEEDED B
' Mn. Aubrey Mauney issued a re- h
i quest tikis week, that all persons who m
room to rent a member of I
the North Carolina Symphony or {m
.SeWetta tor the sight of April 25
ieall her at phone^k49-J.
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XOTt TO VlBOXlflA f
Miss Mneett Jenkins and Mrs. ?
YDaiey-. Oansent, Kings Mountain *
eitisena for 80 yean, left Tuesday
" To*. Qovipgton, Va., wrsre they will
make their home. Their address in. "
--Covington will be 420 Locust 1
- atroat. ?
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CONVOCATION
The North Carolina Council of t,
OhuAt* will hold a three-duy eon- ?
-*eeati>a ? Chartette, boftnaiag to
and liySto irT^sted to
attend the n^sililw, " %. < h
. znxoar liflpNOfiMa ?
The eondhion of Holland Dixon, f<
-well-known Kings Mountain . man t(
w%? is recuperating in Bhelby has- 8]
nitnl from ininriea received when
attuktd by a ball two weekt ago, B
was described m improving this
It it thought probable that *
Sir. Dixon may be brought - to hit
borne during the whole end.
VTW r.ATvnaa jfJOHT *
"Tueedny night will be Ladlet. a
Night tor member* of Johnny W. I
Blaekwoll Poet, No. 12?8, VTW. *
MaObort art being urged to^ bring
their' wlvte, mother* and titter* to
th* ranter intHUg at the City a
' HaH at 7:M.Aa effort will b* it
readf* to Jlor?,* Vj?w Auxiliary. pi
* AtfKrtttlfiwtl M?<t - m
Held Here Thursday
. The Maeedeata, Second, and Tom* tl
'. Bte.JBaitiet -ehveheo wate Joint b# ,'
' -mm*, wlte Boptlet oherte U
rtho atetel "
feats'W. 1L U. mooting of the Xlngt Mean J
l^^l^ib -neeelatton 'at .the mm Prptltt.;^
*fca aaporintendent, Mra. W. P. Big *
****** 9t Skelby, ptwidad OTtr the c
. After hearing eaaonrafing
v.VMfcprfMm tki r&rioiu officer*, f,
Ufi. John Alien Moore, a returned m
.vSSrsjss to"^*?
, *W*tf;AI>e#. State W, It. U. Young
Leader, aUo brought a ehalJUutek
wee pi*rtded and eerved la I*
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' ^^B^etlwaeea Hwloa .wae darotai P
* + Yoa^ Pao|Ja'a work. ^
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tUri^ ^jxgweU was bound ovi'
to Bupefiorv Court in preliminary
tearing in recorder's court Monday
n charge of larceny, and Major Willapt
Loft in, a juvenile, has been re
landed to Jackson Training school
a Concord, after the pair were ar- 5
rated Sunday for theft of money
rom choir members poeketbook. dur- .
3g morning services last Sunday.
Police Chief W. C. Timmcas said
he pair got an estimated $7).50 from
rom choir members poeketbooks at
he Lutheran ehureh, and $2.50 at the
'resbyterian church from the pocket
ook of Eleanor Ann Myers.
He said the boys had been approended
at the Baptist church by BWright
and Bryan Hord and had
un off without obtaining any money
Both boys were on probation from
ackson Training school, under Chief
immons' custody, where they were
snt after stealing $70 from Fayc
iridges several months ago.
Chief Timmons said that the boys
ad made the final payment on the
Iridges debt Sunday morning, priot
> their arrest 8unday afternoon. ,
Tiffin ?---? V. 1. T 1
? ot" v iu u?cugo
raining school, Clerk of Court E. A ,
touser reported to Mr. Timmons, but
Sgwell, who has become 16 since ,
e was sent to the Training school,
ill now face trial in Superior Court.
Police recovered '$60.30 of the aount
stolen.
In another ease eomiag before the
nurt, Curtis Thompson was found'
uilty of > abandonment and non-import
and ordered to post bond of
WO to provide a $10 monthly payopt
for the support of his child. He ,
ah thus far failed to post the bond nd
is lodged in the jail on 'a2-month
sentence. If ho meets the '
mdltiona of the judgment, the een- ,
>nee will be euapoaded.
Three were fined for violation of
affie ordinances Edward Orea
oub was flood $16 And eooto fpr
/i Va . . st
wU for poblie dnttkamieu, and the
Mowing were n?e?od with tM
Mta on tha ?b? dwfii George Kdnttn,
John WMtaitnlui, 0. H.
on, Robbie Robaoa, Iloyd Ormand,
aren Hattawiy, W. Q: StyeT*, Dare
[. Haffatatlar,* I. 'J. Hope, d?N><^
dams and WilRaia Tata.
!!ity Wants
'etitions
H. L. Bnrditta city manager, latad
a requeet Wedneaday to all eltaaa
de tiring atraai laproriauti to
rwnt ptitioai to the city board.
Mr. Bnrdotta aaplaffad that addt
on*! p?tition? .am isofrsi is erAsr
wt the city nay piagltjj Hi ay It*
iOO/JOO bond cfeetfe* nMM for
? summir. .
"Some street* may bo left oat of
to program aaloaa there aro . potion*
to gold* tfco board, ' * Mr. Bor?
site laid. "Piano filr the elootio*
ro obeying ay rety rapidly aatiaa diato
action ?a ?ka part of the
ttlseao is nrged."
The eity manager oaid that 'plana
?r eewer entonoloaa aad lmproreoato
.bad already boon rOeoirod aad
dd a eheeh ef the water cyotona
ad boon completed Teoodoj.
The bond lions as anOHsii by tbo
tty board loot moath, will laelada
rorlilou -or oowos aad street imrorooti
i; > completion of tbo eity
tadtam, i*J' wtiaplia of water aad
[igfa School E?UiBB '
SSScUtton ??*?
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Mortal charter, neat, Mate nhHI
root* home from the (hiitw Might
State Jaycee I
Injuries FoUom
Frost Ritas Held
t Winston-Salem
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Feaeral oar i iieo for Claytoa h
Front, of Wiaatea-Salem, president e
the North Carolina Junior Churte
of Commerce who received fatal ii
jurice in an automobile aecidea
whlfa en rente to Winetoa-Salem free
Kings Mountain last Friday night
^ere held Wodneaday afternoon a
Christ Moravian church la Wiastoa
.. Mr. Front, who had preoeatod th
charter to the Klaga Meal
TVH unrTHM BeapltSL
' Mr. Trat ?u alone and a paaein
notoriit utiteM Ua frost kia eai
It woo pifOBtii that he fdl tile*
at the wheel of hit ear. He had ?a>
taiaod serious face and body bora
and several adablitrttiot* of bloo
plasma were outdo in aa effort t
oavo his life.
Ironically, in his address at th
charter night banquet here, he eon
nested oa the foander of the Vnite
States Junior Chamber of Ooamere*
and noted that he had died ia a
airplane crash .while attending t
Jayeee affairs.
. After the meeting, Mr. Frost an
argSd to renBia ia Kiaga Maaatai
overnight, bat he refoeed. naBihia
that ho witHswin heme l|Ui
, Ho.wae ia fwnit aafiawal directs
iM ati far' many years active i
the work ef the ergeaisatlea.
He was M yean rfiftnifaw
by Me' Wife*- Mi WMfl iml
"SX wJTS,' LafU. BU Dl
im aaf i^jtojaaty, of the kibi
mwi, irtlMii the rites.
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Mo*? Tbatn SO JSTow
M?mb?rii<>f. Gh$
Officials of |he Kia?s Xoutel
Coast ry Cleb aesseistiea ? said t%i
week that am thas 86 sSsree e
stock hove bee* Israel to ssesslaAei
aissstisss sed loosed sa isrttaaioa a
other Kfc^s Moaataia .dtlasas to b
All greeas aad fairways ? th
slab *, alas hlie getf esarse haVs baa
seeded sad work sa tfcs eMsbeaaa I
eoatlsals|. It khfti that the oW
^ be ta sferstiea lariay ths ?
slab'sWra^'ssaffi. open
tary. Jet HsMer, |ii llftf. or Vn
Pleak, Usasatar. s'i vvJT '
elka ft, TjfoW
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1SDAY, Ann. 13, 1S46
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tmt MA km M rrUav aAkk.President
Susta
ring Charter N
Saturday Evening Poet
Circulation On Boom
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ftniHM tt? ipiHw batf
I I Wilt ttM'i -***1 iltacal i
j boat ft.UMl.ttllteu rn jsl
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Luther&ns To Hold
Oood Vrid&y Rites
iptcU tkm-ktu Good Frit
service - the 4?
ot the Ciew. of the Bovioor, J?
Christ trill bo hold ot St. Motthet
lothoni chore h, Friday, beffiooi
This aerriee is to bo divided I
boot tWpQ iootoo ooeh with o he
1 odltatiao im ooeh furiod oo oao
' -tbo words of Christ apekee frees I
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* "the nm Wwi 11:00 to 12:20
** "Fitter forgive ttea for they ka
Mt vtet ttey do;" Lite 23:32
apehker, Boo. Wau H. Steader.
The Beeosd Word: 12:15 to 12:
"Verily I mj aato thee, today ih
the* be with Me ia Paradise," la
23; 32-42, speaker Rev. P. D. Petri
* 'The Third Word: 12:50 to 1:
* "Vmm, beheld thy seal Beh
' thy nether!" Jeha 19:25-27. apeal
* Rev. U a Plmmix.
* The Vwtk Weed: 1:15 to 1:
K "My God. My Oed, why heat tl
fereakea ae Mark 15:33-34. apa
* or, Rev. W. G. Cobb, CherijiilU.
The Fifth Weed: 1:43 to 2.-00.
* Thirst," Jeha 19:28-29, speaker, 1
h Qubad Wiakler.
* The Sixth Weed: 2M to 2:30, ?
la flatehad. Ma 19:30, speaker. R
* Wa E St led n.
h The Imakfc Weed: 2:35 to I:
* "Father, late thy heads I eeane.
ay aptrS.' '^Lehe 12:4403. ^eak
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Herald
l?|t? r?M> tk* .local imt'i naiMk
accl?t aear Mwwrtfc an
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light Event
Junior dumber
j Receives Charter
* | King* Mountain'a Junior Chamber
j of Commerce became officially af?
filiated with the North Carolina and
United Btatea Junior Chamber of
Commerce laat Friday eight, aa Jay
coe officiate presented atate and na*
tie no I ehartera at the Charter Night
banquet held at the Woman "a elab.
11 Mere than ltS peruana, including a
nambm of ap acini gueata, were prea,
oat at tte meeting
^ The State charter waa presented by
" the national charter waa meneatad
a by Cteytea Freet, of Wiaatoa-Balem.
nam uuwaa piwuwt
Mr. BMBgtidier cited tke war
raeerd af tht Mguiatio* Umgk
at state ud Mtki, lUtiig "tk?
war ia aow mr, bat tbc field for
aerrice is jast as groat."
"Tbc parpoae of tbis orgaaisatioa
is to fiad ways aad meaas of helping
aot only yow fellow members bat
yoar fellow ass."
Mr. Frost gave a resume of tha
history of the organisation, whirs
was formed ia 8t. Louis. Mo., ia 1911
aad has aiaee spread to towas and
cities all over the United States,
Ceatral aad South America aad oth
or aatioas.
^ "It is the oaly orgaairatioa prim
marily made up of yoeag basiaeos
n| men, aad thraagh the age limits
r>> there is gaaiaateed a permanent foan
,.B taia of yaath for its leadership".
Presideat Oeerge Ware, tomrtmartita
tr. la aeeeptiag the charter. aaid.
t- |" wo rally appreciate oar datiea, aad
' wo bepe to work tally witk otkor orat
giitwtim b tko city to aakt
tka Kbft Moaataia a better place la
wkiek to Hro."
^ i Mr. Baamgardaer waa preeeatcd by
j R. T. LeGraade, Jr? piaaideat of tbe
~~ Skelby Jaaior Chamber of Cosameree.'
aw
38,1 Officers aad director* wore iastallcd
by Bob Abebractkr. of Oes?,
toaia, past prendcat of tke state oralt
gaairatloa.
ike
^ la additioa to Preeklcat Ware,
10 tbey are Hoyle McDaalel aad Mprti|
tia Harmoa, eiee-preeideata, Veraoa
tw Crabby, secretary, Jia Pa(e, tree sarer.
aad Cart Placer, William PaHoa.
m W. K. Maaaey. Jr^ Jaace Hawser,
^ Karl Sawyer, aad CVossome McDaa
air ^ dlreetata.
Jeka Floyd, eesamaader of Otis
^ Dl Oroea Poet No, 153, Amertoaa la
to'libfi Moaataia, oa bebau'eTetT
'? or eTirte groapa
re.
Special pub were proacatod by
M. Otto WUKama. aad tbe iaeaeatlaa
ad waa |bw bp Is*. P. D. Patrick.
? ?ub (tab aft tWir Hag Tte?
k 4my algkk at ?k? WWi CM
h at fcftft. lb. MiiiImb la a Warn
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*" Today
Many Expected
To Attend
Easter Service
Hundreds of King* Mountain eitixens
are exported to attend tbe Union
Easter Sunrise service to be held
nt 6 o'clock Sunday morning at
Mountain Beat cemetery.
The special service wiM highlight
Kings Mountain'# celebration of its
first post-war Easter, as eitixens
pause to commemorate the birth of
J ecus Christ.
Almost all churches are also eon
ducting special Easter services.
Only a few business firms ? the
First National Bank, Kings Mountain
Building and Loan and Home Build
ing and Loan?will be cloeed on Easter
Mondny, directors of the Mer.
chants Association voting to remaiu
open.
For entertainment, member* of the
Boys' club, local youth organisation,
^rll resent a dance at the Woman's
elub at 9 o'clock Thursday night.
It has been announced that the
Union Easter service will be held at
the high school auditorium in the
event of inclement weather.
Persons attending the sunrise service
are being requested to use the
Billing street entrance to the cemetery.
The recently reorganized high
school band will play at the service.
and Bev. J. Q. Winkler, pastor of
Central MetBbdist church will deliver
the message, using as his subject
"The Daws of Hope."
Program for the sunrise service follows:
Band Prelude: "Jesu, Joy of Man's
Desiring."' Bach.
"Exalted Lord," Paleestrtna.
Hymn: "Christ Aroee," Lowry.
Invocation: Bev. B. F. Austin.
Respoasive Beading: Matthew Sit:
1-10. Bev. Wm. H. Slender.
Chorus: "Christ the Lord is Bio
ea Today," Wesley.
Prayer: Bev. P. D. Patrick.
Trombone Solo: "Ho liths oa
High," MeKiaaey.
Message: "The Dawa of Hope,"
Bev. J. Q. Winkler.
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Band Poathide: "mw
Praise ths Lard." Mendelssohn.
Politics
To Get Hot
With all candidatee filed who are
going to file aad with no opposition
among the county's minority Bepub
lican party, Democrats began settling
down this week for their intra-party
scrap which won't be settled until
May 23 and perhaps not then.
With five candidate* in the sher
iff'a nomination race, political observers
are anticipating a hot fight
and predicting a necessity for a second
primary. There are also three
candidates for Judge of recorder's
court. /
Here in Kings Mountain, six are
seeking the nomination for constable
and a big split is being predicted lu
this race, as well as in the magistrate'a
race, with four candidates on
nhe line.
Meantime, Deaaoerata throughout
the county will held precinct meetings
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
for the purpose of electing product
oiih?m w?o win repraaaat tke pre(iaet
at tke Dmocntk eoasty eoaTestioa
la Sktlby oa April 17. Priatipal
basiaeaa at tke eoutj eonveatioa
will b? sleetioa of delafates to
tt? state eoBvestioa.
(For fall list of Deasoeratie aad
Republics b candidates for office, aee
page one, second section.)
Special Services
At Bethel Church
Special service* dedicating new
ckarck faraitar* will be kold Senday
at Bctkea lfetkodist ckarr k in Boa- .
Bossor City, it waa aaaoaaeod this
week by Bar. Kelly Dixoa. paater.
Dr. W. A. 8taabary, district saporla
toadoat, will daliger tka address at ?
the warning service at 11 e'eloek aad
spatial male la ta bo raadored by
tka Baitk fasrtet, of Bpartaabarg.
U? Kakjr u4 Bfbdlt City qurttt*,
mt Ont?ii. ud U* Happy f?U
Tlliaw ?iB Im ?nil ob tko
iinih 11:30.
?M fit" la ia<rtt?4 to Btt?d yM
Mr^tM^bTa'r'HuL f- H*
t?t Wrtmfay ft? AiWHht j|
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