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dule ICity Stadium Friday aftersuae
m a Western conference affair,
Comp lete their first gam? here with
:?io4 Kftnaa with Ruthcrlordton Spin
?ile last Tuesday on the Hill Tophome.diamond.
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Seven local errors tossed tbfr Rill
Tdyper game away, with Central out
t ftlftingr their opponents 9 to 3, while
Bad Med tin atuT R* C Humphrlsc
.. vmeallowing opposing batters only
haw.' hits.
Odly extra-base blow of the game
v fn !>y left fielder Goforth of the
yV . lafclll l|.
Medfln pitched five innings, alufeufcg
only one hit, and Humphries
,? . Rnished the game, giving up two.
romblin pitched the first tour for
-Mt HHi Toppers with Metcalf finding
up.
Kings Mountain journeys to Bes met
City this afternoon for the
. CENTRAL SCHEDULE
A^lj^smer thsrs
a?t?n hmmwh >>w
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ttrgame there scheduled to get unJiirty
at -3:30 p. m. with Bessemer
My returning the game here TupsJH?
afternoon at 3 p. en.
. The Kings-Mountain box score:
ffarer Tot. AB H
$ ' Only 2b 5 3
b Uulfstetler - 3b *4 2
Wtt c 4 1
JBare ss 4 0
*rck lb- 4 0
dyct Huffstetler cf 3 0
iflfes cf I 1
JBtft If 3 0
>* Obfnon rt 4 1
ettrin R 2 0
Humphries p 2 1
A': 36 9
Scoring Runs: Early (2), Glass,
Chsti'ixr.
Score" by innings:
Aug? Mtn 000 020 Oil 4 9 7
tt#fipin. 101 030 OOx 5 3 1
Xocal Keglers Drop
Bossomor-Chonyvllle
Kings Mountain's keglert. the
J4wfing alley ooys. defeated the Bes
wm?r City team Tuesday night by a
ore of 1694 to 1630'and, according
<a figures turned in to the Herald
MBeated Cherryville on the previous
right by 1761 to 1703, although the
oiwlers reported paying for the
games, due to an apparent error in
adding the scores.
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Alia, 287 Earnest, 227
ells, 325 Buck, 329
ilmrlck, 290 Long, 251
1 Morrison, 317 Skid, 281
(Jfcmtfle. 256 Stroup, 299
attckwell, 286 Richard, 316
'?al?1761 ' Total?1703
KM-BESSEMEB CITY
Mils, 273 Harris, 285
320 Robinson, 264
Morrison, 287 Fortenbury, 252
Mmrick, 274 McAbee, 265
'Jker. 281 Thomas, 305
rmmble. 259 Schofield, 259
tit* 1?1694 Total?1603
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the hfca?io?of thelr~vote jars^in th
order of their standing as of Tuei
day:
Peggy Smith (Mauney Hosier
Mill) Griffin Drug Co.
Ruby Jackson (Sadie Mill) Waffl
Shop.
Marlon Ivey (Margrace Mill) Cer
ter Service, y Martha
McClain (Pauline Mill
Kings Mountain Drug Co. ' 'il
Margaret Ware (Margrace' Mill
Kings Mountain Drug Cp.
Ann Ruth Hawkins (Mauney Hos
lery Mill) Victory Chevrolet Co.
Dot Foster (Cora Mill) Belk's De
partment Store.
Inez LedforU (DuCourt Mills) Kee
ter's Department Store.
Votes are coming in fast and th
Jaycees as well as the different milt
are looking to a terrific amount o
rivalry as the contest nears Its close
Specialty dancing by students o
Mrs. Coman Falls, vocal numbers b;
B. S. Peeler, Jr., and a variety of otl
er numbers round out the evenlni
! of entertainment. .
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Comriy Ttxtlk Loop
Cora baseball official* announce*
thla week formation of a team hen
that will represent the city in th<
Gaston Textile league, a loop com
posed of eight teams and headed b:
' Lyle Edward*, sports editor of thi
j Gastonla Gazette.
; Schedule of the new loop calls fo
' 24 games, with two games to be plaj
| ed each week, at 4:30 p. In. on Tue
, days and 3:30 p. m. on Saturdays
initial games to get underway th<
first week in May.
Fred Grigg, Gastonla city recrea
tion director, is said to be the organ
izer of the league with teands liste<
as Rex, Hanover, Firestone, Stanley
High Shoals, Dallas, McAdenvllle
and Kings Mountain.
Elize Bridges, manager of th<
Cora team last year, has been nam
ed manager of the 1947 edition, witl
Harold Phillips listed as busines
manager and Frank Hullender -a
secretary and treasurer. *"
Last season's Cora team was no
entered In a uniformed league, witl
the. team competing mainly again*
other Independent teams in this sec
tion as well as playing exhibitloi
games with teams that were men
bers of an antnlzsri lonn
The 24-game schedule Is expect*
to be approved soon and will be re
leased as-soon as possible. Game
will be played here In City Stadiun
It was stated. ?
Among the players listed On th
team this week by business mana
ger Phillips were Boyd Howell, rlgh
handed pitcher, Lonzo Goforth, Bus
ter Brown, Norman Roper, Jacl
Harvey, Joe Hartman, Rocky Ford
Willis King, Wesley Klser, Aught]
Tignor, Bud Ross, Tom Ross, Arnol<
Fall's, and Charllie Patterson.
Practice sessions have been unde
way In the recently renovated Con
park for the past few weeks, It wai
stated, with a practice game to b?
played yesterday against Belmoni
of the Mid-State league.
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I ?, . "(Cental from ftuni pag?> jft
3 ? majority of the *otm cm*t *;/J
i ^Uwdarthe
? sChool trustees, whirls appearin
i- in legal advogtisemenl form tK
.- weak, prospective candidates' mu
y file notice of cjmdldaCyrwSSwpJi
' city dark ridt later than Dvfc da;
prior to Mky 6 and pay a $5.00 fi
ing fee. Registration books' will <
- pen on Saturday April .and 1
open each Saturday through/May
) The voting place will be City* Hal
and the voting off Ida la appotnte
) are: C. L. Black, registrar. Howar
Jenkins and C. E. War lick.
Candidates far the electiori fc
mayor and city commissioners, cat
ed tor May 13, must file by May !
also in writing, and pay the $5.C
< fee to City Clark Karl Sawyer. Ret
istration books will be open Apr
t 19.
b In both elections the polls will ?
f pen at 7 a. m. and ckre at 6 p. in.
Following li the list of preclnc
t officials tor the May 13 electio
i (first-named to serve as regtstra
i others as Judges :
I Ward 1 at City Hall: C. L. Blad
Howard Jenkins and C. E. Warltd
Ward 2 at Cl*v n '
tri
I Harmon.
Ward 3 at Phenlx 1(111 Store: Ca
|t Paysour, Frank Green anjl D. C. Pa)
B ?our.
b Ward 4 at Kln|t Mountain Mann
. factoring company clubroom: C. 1
y Goforth, H. H. Smith and J. R. Rob
b erts.
Ward 5 at Victory Chevrolet corn
r pany: I. Bep Goforth, B. M. Orman
y and J. C. Keller. s
Other bustnesa at the Tuesda;
i, night session was classified as rou
b tine. Plato Heavner and the clt;
board came to an agreement regar
ing Installation of a storm sewe
- connection, with Mr. Heavner t
i buy the pipe and the city to Insta
, It Rufus L| McGIU ashed for a sewe
>, connection to' a residence on Wac
Road, and G. O. Moore, Flqyd stre^
b requested a- water line extenslo
. which the board agreed to make si
i quickly as some pipe Is secured. An
s nual audit was awarded to Georg
s H. Emery, Statesville certified bub
lie accountant..
. All members of the board wer
J present except D. I*. Saunders.,;,,
! Boxtn To Hatch
^CiaaiottoB Tuesdav
( . Boxing instructor Eari Bower:
, KlnS^Mou^uS punchers are *hc
* duled to met Cramerton in the Bea
. semer City high school gymnaStun
Tuesday night at 8 p. m.
In an earlier'match between th
< two teams, Cramerton took a thre
e to two decision. ?. ? V
Included among the sluggers t
a. _ as " % ?. 1 a . w?--^
I uvi uir ioctti cam are JU
* Wiggins, Junior , flyweight (10
? pounds,) Pep Berry, feather-weigh
I, (130. pounds), Leon "Sharkey" Cs
t nlpe, bantamweight, Dan Reynold
1 nlor flyweight (83) and Dlckg
Coins, flyweight.
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t A chicken*supper will be held
i at the Church of God parsonage
t Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
1 Proceeds will go to church building
fund. The public is fnvjted. '
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2RALD Thhfsdfly April 10 1047
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m LoulsvlJle, Ky.. Miss Isobell Potter
P 6t Rock Hill, S. C? anil Gene Nelsler.'
>. During their stay at "Oakland'
w the hosts and'guests visited the fai,
mous Orton Gardens near WilmlngJr
ton'
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d Mrs. Timber lake Is
* Mgtron-of-Honor !
I Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Timberlake, of
0 New York City, spent last weekend
.. In Statu College, Penn., where" tffp.
1 Tlmbt flake was matron-of-honor In
the wedding of Miss Carol Saulsbury
to J. Draden Moore at Philadelphia.
The Timberlake# were accompanied
to State College by Miss Joan Ben*1
n nett of Scarsdale, N. Y., and Miss
p Gloria Vela of Rh *:jide. N. Y.,,both
of whom ire former schoolmates of
| Mis. Timberlake. .
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Showing. 5 Rooms. Hall
Bath. Central Heating Plan
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problems SEABOAR
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SEABOARD
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Club Nbtes
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Members of the Aeeof Clubs were
entertained last week at the home
of Mrs. Haywood. E. Lynch^Jjt.j&^t
Jonuils and japonic* In lovely arrangement
were used tb - decorate
the home.'S' ' f Mrs.
W. K. Mauney, Jr., was presented
a prize for holding high score
for the afternoon. WP-'K"
' At the end of play, the hostess ser
ved a refreshing gingerale sundae
and Chocolate cake.---- 5
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Mrs. Jay Patterson will be hostess
to members of the Study club at her
home next Tuesday evening, April
15, at T:30.
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Easter-Egg Hunt
Given On Saturday
The teachers and leaders of the
Nursery, Primary and Beginners de
partments of the Presbyterian church,
gave the children In those deBailments
an Easter-Egg hunt on
le church lawn last Saturday after
noon.
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SEABOARD Ready
thousands of families are faced
D has concentrated its entire :
nee and is available for
slit homes in tarious floor plan
ybuilt Homes are definitelT no
Irtefltin e4*u#4iivoe ssstt
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shave passed some ol the stri
?D PLANS T OSUTT EVERYBC
sellable to everybody.
ridar 930 5:30 7i30
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on of plain and a
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their search for the gaily eohmetty-.
eggs which had been* hid den before
the arrival of the children
At the conclusion of the hunt, Mrs
Lloyd Houser served pleasing re
freshmentis?*.V' *jfv ^T.'
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Methodist Circles ' ,
Met This Week ; <
On Monday afterndon Circle,num.ber
6 of Central Methodist church
met at the home of Mrs. Charles Goforth.
In the absence of the leader, Mrs.
J. R, Davis, Mrs. O. O. Jackson presided
and Mrs. Clyde Canipe gave
the Bible lesson.
During the social period, the hostess
served delightful refreshment.
Circle number 2 had their meeting
on Tuesday night at the home of Mrs
Paul Brlggs. Mrs. Clarence Jolly, the
leader, presided.
Mrs. Ben Beam presented the dovotional
service after which Mrs. W.
R. Craig conducted the Bible study.
Tempting refreshment, observing
I uie HUier season, was served ai me
built Homes I
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resources, engineer* . v* V
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