Fcse Two
Drama Endorsed
By Local Women
The mystery drama, "Arsenic ai
'Old Lace," which is being broug
here May 6 by the Parent-Teach
Association of Central school hi
been heartily endopred by a grot
. of Joca: women who saw the perfc
mSr.'cr; on April 2 in Hock Hill, S.
Mrs..Moffatt Ware, one of the groi
who has seen the pi ay pre emed 1
the Rock. KL1. S. i . Liulc"TSie4Group,
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is a goad show, fuii of mystery, c
medy, tragedy and in all, an eve
Ing of clean entertainment."'
William Luther McDermott, -.Pi
feasor of Art at Winthrco College,
the director of the play which Is
be presented here in the auditoriu
of Central school at 8 o'clock <
Thursday, May 6, Mr. McDermi
has also given of his time and tale
in directing for the Rock Hill Liti
Theatre Group another Broadway
vorite, "Dear Ruth."
Among the characters is one wl
will draw the interest of many 1
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berg, teacher of English In Centr
high school back in 1926, takes tl
part of Martha Brewgter in the pla
Her fame in making and servii
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story. Her sister, Miss Harriott Chrelt I *1
zberg, plays a sister part-that of I JR
Abby Brewster. These two spinsters j __
are very sympathetic to bachelors j "I
111 and widows who apply for lodging
ht and devote their lives, to what they
er feel to be, their Christian duty. They
as are supported by other characters 5a
'P that are well chosen, especially th,
ir; the;;'six-foot, robust brother, Teddy,
i Ural PTA members, sponsors of
*i' ?h> "lay,'asks that the people of <-a
Mountain, support their Child- to
n? ,reo oy attending the performance. to
<! Tickets, 75c for adults and 50c for
?" [children, went on sale here this et
n* [ Week. They may be purchased at the Wi
Kings Mountain Drug Store or from
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to NAVY HERE WEEKLY er
A Navy recruiter will be in Kings Ki
:>.'j Mountain every Thursday accord'
, ing to an announcement by MMC CI
i ; Fred W. Jordan. The recruiter will Pr
'e'l be at the postoffice from 9:30 a. W
a m., unail 3 p. m. Sv
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Kings Mountain high school base
11 team tallied a pair , of runs in
e bottom of the sixth in City Staum
Monday afternoon to go ahead
Cilffeide 8 to 7 but the visitors
me back strong in rhie next inning
ice the game. Final score was 11
9, Cliff side.
Bud Medlin, right handed pitch.
, started for Kings Mountain and
is reiieved"by Jerry Clonfnger in
e first inning. Cloninger was 'he
ser.
Horace Kiser and-C^oninger gathed
the only pair of hits for the
ng-. Mountain team.
T!.e box score:
I'iside AB R H
.dgett, C. F., p ... 6 3 l
ebb, c 6 ,4 2
ving, lb ...... . ..... 6 2 0
ack, 3b .............. ,6 1 0
ndergrass, rf ... .... 6 0 1
ills, 2b ............... 5 0 0
idden. sa '.. 5 .0 0
ruggs, If 5 0 1
est P, cf ... 5 1 2
rtals......i ........ 50-11 7
ngs Mountain AB R R
hite, cf 61 0
yce Huffstetler, 2b ...... 6 O 0
ser, 3b 6 1. 1
ib Huffstetler, e ........ 6 1 0
brand; rf ............ 1 0
ildwell If ........ 0 0 0
ith, lb f. 3 0
ibb, ss 6 O 0
edlin, p 0 6 0
Alexander, If 6 i 0
Cloninger, p .... 6 0 1
'tab '..... 54 9 2
z-Aiexander for Caldwell in 2nd.
zz-Cloinger for Medlin in 1st.
Iffsfde 301 300 301 11
ngs Mtn. 005 012 001 9
Errors: Cllffside 3; K. M.~4~
Three-base hits: Padgett.
Winning pitcher: Padgett: losing
tcher: Cloninger. . '
favy's Theater Medals
leady For Veterans
Three Theatre of Operations Med-,
s will be awarded to qualified NaVeterans
by the Navy Recruiting
rvice starting June 1, Chief C. &
igg of the Spartanburg Navy Reiriting
Station announced today.
The following medals* will be prented:
American Theatre, Europei
- African - Middle East Theater,
id the Asiatic Pacific Theatre.
Medals will be presented to those
i inactive duty and those who have
en separated from the Navy serre.
"All posthumus awards will be
Etde by the Navy Departtnent in
ashington, D. C., and no medals
11 be given by mail," Chief Bugg
ited. I
A Navy Recruiter from the Spartan
irg office visits Kings Mountain
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cn inursaav.
Kaffir corn grovs-n in the drier rec>ns
of the United States, originatin
Asia and South Africa.
Kansas City, Mo., boasts one of
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untry.
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By "Mrs. Jessie G. Costnet u.
Cinderella In Flowerland
The Primary department of the Da
jvidson high school will present an
j operetta, "Cinderella in Flowerland" n
Ion Friday night, May 7, in the b
j school auditorium. *
The characters are as follows: "
I Cinderella ? Phyllis Byers. u
Proud Sisters ? Hattie Jefferson n
and Josephine Schenck.
Godmoter ?? Yvonne Quinn. e
Bonne Bees ? Miies Francis and 9
Mae bester Adams.
Robins Red ? Veo Wingo and Ro- g
bert Parker. ^
Prince Sunshine ? James Boyd.
Butterflies ? Margretta Roseboro,
Claudine Caldwell, Mae Hern- j
don, and Christine Brown. ' j
Guests at the Ball: Peggy Daw- I,
kins, Geraldine Jenkins, Cladie Mar !
tin, Dorothy Littlejohn, Mildred Jam
es, Delores Boyd, Catherine Brown, !
Judy Quinn, Willie Mae Adams, Bet
ty Jefferson and Rosa Garner.
! Sunbeams: Albert Houston, Donj
aid Saunders, Ralph James, Way!
mon Gerringer, Billy Ray Gamer,
[ Paul Chambers, Joe Lee Falls, John
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Jackie Hughes, Sammie Jordan, Jam I
es Brown, and Lawyer Quinn.
Raindrops ? Melvin Wingo, Wil- I
liam McGill, Charles'Smith, James |
Gist, Alfred Dean Iferodon, Roose-j
velt Copeland, Jerry Rodgers, R. J.
Smith, anrt R?^ert Edgerton.
Fairies ? Betty- Grier, Betty Sue |
, Brown, Virginia Ellis, Freda Brown,
Doris Parker, and Janls Sanders. J
The primary teachers are Miss M. J
L. Gidney and Mrs. E. L. Baker.
The seventh and eighth grades j
will present two plays 'The Cross- j
roads Store" and "How Many Marys j
Have We Here?" on Friday night
April 30, at 8 p. m. in the School
auditorium. Director Mrs. J. G. Costner.
Mr. and Mrs. Plnkney Ervln Gidi
ney of Shelby, route 3, celebrated
I their 70th wedding anniversary on
i last Saturday, April 24. They are the
parents of Miss M. L. Gidney and
Mrs. J. G. Costner, teachers at David- j
son high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Pressley had j
as their guests for the Weekend, Miss
Flossie Williams of Shelby.
The Ladles Society of Galilee Methodist
Church will render a program
at Mt. Olive Baptist church
Sunday night May 2 at 8 o'clock.
The program is sponsored by the
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American Bowling assures that every t<
of the bowling pins same circumstances,
ins some 75,000 new repacking a few of tl
event. The practice Chevrolet truck to pri
oung Peoples Club of the Mt. Olive , 1
liurch. ! <
The Rev. L. J. Cochran, pastor of ]
ynum Chapel A. M. E. Zion church !
'ill speak at the Davidson high i
hool assembly Friday, April 30. J
is subject will be "How may you 1
evelop a philosophy of life?" I
Owens-Miller Post 338 of the Alerican
Legion will hold its regu- j
ir meeting in the basement of Mt. j
ion Baptist church, Thursday night .
fay 6, at 8 o'clock. Legionnaries are
rged to attend. D. A. Costner is com J
lander; T. E. Sanders is adjutant. ^
Mason Castle of Watterson street ,
ntered the Veterans Hospital at '
olumbia, S. C., Sunday.
Mrs. Anna C. Long, formerly of
lacksburg and Grover and well ; i
nown as a worker with the Baptist
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vately owned bowling establishments.
missionary women of this section
iied at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Kathryn Crosby of Gastonia,
Saturday night. The funeral , was
scheduled for Wednesday afternoon
In Gastonla and enterment to be in
Pine Grove churchyard at Blacksburg,
S. C.
The program for Ebenezer Church,
May 9, Sunday school at 10:30; Mothers
day sermon by the pastor at
11:30; a program and sermon by
Rev. Philip Roberts, sponsored by
the Missionary women at 2:30. The
B. T. U. will sponsor a quartet pro-,
gram that night.
JopLin Missouri, is located in a
rich mining district, that produces
lead, zinc and coal.
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