Friday. July 30, 1948
I More .About
City Charter
(Cont'd from page three)
, SECTION 36: see section 38 Charter
A, substitute Mayor for City
Manager.
. SECTION 37: See Section 39 Charter
A.
SECTION 38: See Section 40 Charter
A, substitute Mayor for City
ManagerSECTION
39: See Section 41 Charter
A, substitute Mayor for City
Manager.
SECTION 40: See Section 42 Charter
A. substitute Mayor for City
Manager.
SECTION 4i: See Section 43 Char,
ter A, substitute Mayor for City
Managef. I
SECTION 42: See Section 44 Char- |
ter A, rubstitute Mayor for. City |
Manager.
SECTION 43: See Section 45 Char- |
ter A.
SECTION 44: See Section 46 Char- j
ter A. * {
SECTION 45: See Section 47 Char-,
ter A.
SECTION 46: See Section 48 Charter
A. .
SECTION 47: See Section 49 Charter
A.
SECTION 48: See Section 50 Charts.
ter A.
(f SECTION 49: See Section 51 Char
w ter A, substitute Mayor for City j
") Manager.
SECTION 50: See Section 52 Charter
A.
SECTION 51: See Section 53 Charter
A, substitute Mayor for City
Manager.
SECTION 52: See Section 54 Charter
A.
SECTION 53: See Section 55 Charter
A.
SECTION 54: See Section 56 Charter\A.
a CTION 55: See Section 57 Char- ,
tef A. ;
ARTICLE 5
SECTION 56: See Section 58 Char- ;
ter A.
ARTICLE 6
SECTION 57: See Section 59 Char- !
ter A. substitute Mayor for City I
Manager.
SECTION 58: See Section 60 Charter
A.
SECTION 59: See Section 61 Charter
A.
SECTION 60: See Section 62 Charter
A.
SECTION 61: See Section 63 Charter
A. subsritute Mayor for City <
Manager.
SECTION 62: See Section 64 Char- |
ter A, substitute Mayor .fop City j
Manager. ' .. 1
SECTION 63: See Section 65 Char- !
ter A, substitute Mayor for City j
Manager.
SECTION 64: See Section 66 Charter
A, substitute Mayor for 'City
Manager.
SECTION 65: See Section 67 Charter
A.
SECTION 66: See Section 68 Charter
A. '
SECTION 67: See Section 69 Charter
A.
SECTION 68: See Section 70 Charter
A, substitute Mayor for City
M Manager. I
F SECTION 69: See Section 71 Char.
terA.
SECTION 70: See Section 72 Charter
A, substitute Mayor for City
Manager.'
SECTION 71: See Section 73 Charter
A.
SECTION 72: See Section 74 Chapter
A.
SECTION 73: See Section 75 Charter
A.
ARTICLE 7
SECTION 74: See Section 76 Charter
A.
ARTICLE 8
SECTION 75: See Section 77 Charter
A.
SECTION 76: See Section 78 Charter
A.
SECTION 77: $ee Section 79 Charter
A.
SECTION 78: See Section 80 Charter
A.
SECTION 79: See Section 81 Char- i
ter'A.
SECTION 80: See Section 82 Char- i
ter A.,
SECTION 81: See Section 83 Char- J
ter A.
ARTICLE 9
SECTION 82: See Section 84 Charter
A.
SECTION 83: See Section 85 Charter
A.
ARTICLE 10
SECTION 84: See Section 86 Charter
A, substitute Mayor tor City
Manager.
SECTION 85: Sec Section 97 Char- |
ter A, substitute Mayor for City j
Manager.
SECTION 86: The Council, the
Mayor, or any person or committee j
authorized by either of them shail I
have power to inquire into the conduct
of any office, department agency
or officer of the City and to
^ make investigation as to municipal
i Affaire, and for that purpose may
m . subpoena witnesses, administer
oaths, and compel the production of
books, papers, and other evidence.
Failure to obey subpoena or to pro
auce DOOKS, papers or uuici C?. dence
as ordered under rhe provisions
of this section shall constitute
a misdemeanor and shall be punishable
by fine not to exceed $25.00
or by imprisonment not to exceed
one month, or both.
SECTION 87: See Section 89 Char- !
' ter A. - I
SECTION 88: See Section 90 Char- |
ter A, substitute Mayor for City
Manager.
- SECTION 89: See Section 91 Charter
A.
. SECTION 90: See Section 92 Charter
A.
SECTION 91: See Section 93 Charter
A.
SECTION 92: See Section 94 Char'
ter A.
SECTION 93: The Mayor shall
have the power and right under this
Charter to appoint five persons of
the City Council to the following
named offices to-wit: A Commissioner
of Police and Fire Department;
A Commissioner of Lights; A
Commissioner of Streets and Sanitation;
A Commissioner of Water
. and Sewer and a Commissioner of
Finance and Budget: Provided however,
an ordinance be passed by the
City Council defining in detail the
duties of each Commissioner for the
-J- ? v'r'-; "i
SPORT SI
BY CI
Fishermen interested in the thi;
annual fall fishing rodeo couduc
ed on North Carolina beaches by tl
South Eastern North Carolina Beat
Association still have plenty
time to compete for the various pi
zes offered.
The 1948 "rodeo" began on July
and doesn't end until October
and over $5,000 in cash and me
chandise is being offered in the m
tnerous divisions. ^
Anyone interested in looking ov
a copy of the directory and gui<
published by SENCBA, the spoi
sors of the rodeo, can drop by tl
Sportshot desk and look over 01
copy.
?jbb?
Long before August 17th arrive
North Carolina junior baseball fai
wili be hanging on the ropes. That
the date the state champions ha'
to be certified to National Headqu.
ters.
Fact is, lots of them are abo
ready for the towel now.
Hickory's 9 to 2 plastering
Coach Buddy Lewis's Gastonia nil
really muddles up the Area 4 watt
Before the Area 4 champ is d
termined, the two top teams in tl
second round of play, now almo
completed, will have to meet in
crucial series.
Gastonia is almost a certain "a
TUIIWVI IU IIIC WlHWiai 3CI" ICC.
Hickory or Mecklenburg, the wj
it looks early this week, appear
be battling it down to the wire, f
the second spot that is. That was
be settled in Gastonia Tuesdi
night.
TheCastons probably would rat
er see the Mecklenburgers in the respective
departments named.
SECTION 94: See Section 95 Cha
ter A.
SECTION 95: See Section 96 Cha
ter A.
SECTION 96: See Section 97 Cha
ter A.
SECTION 97: See Section 98 Cha
ter A.
SECTION 98: This Charter whi
adopted by Che voters of the City
Kings Mountain, shall be knov
and may be cited as the "Counc:
Mayor-Charter of the City of Kin
Mountain."
SECTION 99: See Section 100 Cha
ter A.
SECTION 100: See Section 1
Charter A.
SRTirt Pit
SECTION 101: See Section 1
Charter A.
SECTION 102 See Section 1
Charter A.
SECTION 103: See Section 1
Charter A.
SECTION 104: See Section 1
Charter A.
SECTION 105: See Section 1
Charter A.
SECTION 106: That this Chart
shall be in full force and effect fro
and after its adoption by a vote
the Electors of Che City of Kin
Mountain in accordance to a Speci
Act of the 1947 Legislature.
LOA
** * .
LIGHT-WEIGH
See these New Models
ors. Leather or crepe a
with a bang I) in your li
royal Burgundy?all sin
$!
Woot
.
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERJ
vots-^?HARLES
CARPENTER
rd rea finals, they've mauled them at
it- least four iimes'this year. In elimte
ination play they've split with the
:h < Hickory-sticks.
of But the Mecklenburgers have been
I- a fast improving squad.
Werll still stick with Coach Lewis
1 and his team for the Area cham3ljpionship.
r- | In other Areas the races have been
u- all the way from "walk-a-ways" to
"red hot."
er j Kannapolis's aspirants for a reie
peat on the state crown withdrew
n- from an Albemarle series after losie
ing the first game, an extra-inning
ur affair, because of the polio ban.
Must have had an insight over in
.. Marvin Watt's camp afteh that first
;s, defeat by Brother Ginger (Watts>,
ns Albemarle coach,
t's * -The Stanley county folks are realye
ly warming up to the competition
ar down there this year. Reminiscent of
1940.
ut Albemarle is to enter a series with
Lexington that's the Area 3 picture,
of In Area 2 Lumberton needs a win
ie over Columbus County to cop the
it- crown by a couple of games,
e- In Area 1 everybody withdrew
ie leaving Chapel Hill with the crown,
st First week in August Area land
a j Area 2 battle it out and Area 3 and
I Area 4 will meet,
d- j In South Carolina Greenwood has
'clinched the upper-state title and
ty the right to meet the winner of a
to Darlington-Marion set-tee.
or | ?ss?
to' Dick Mauney hurled his Mt.
ty Pleasant nine to a 7 to 2 win over
Reeds Legion in the opeqing game
h- of the state semi-pro tourney at
A- Asheboro .... Carolina Mills of Mai
"* den edged Ramseur 4 to 3.... did
Jake Early play with Carolina Mills
of Maiden or was it with Newton's
,r. i semi-pro outfit back in 1935?
I
r{ Fruits. Vegetables
r-1 On Plentiful List
J Southern menus during August
m < shouldn't lack for a variety of vege[].
J tables and fruits, the U. S. Departgs
ment of Agriculture said in releasjing
its monthly list of plentiful
ir- foods.
01 In the fresh vegetable line, Irish
potatoes, cabage, celery, and tomatoes
hold top rank on USDA's Au02
gust plentiful foods list.. Potatoes
03 are listed as an especially good buy
with markets being well stocked.
04 Plentiful fruits for August are
oranges and lemons. In aditon,
05 homemakers can find an array ol
I canned fruits and vegetables on re06
I tail markets, including-canned peas
| tomato products, prunes, apple products,
and ocitrus juices and segments.
gs
al Mississippi's vacation period season
stretches the year round.
FERS
T EASY-GOING
in a variety of stylet and col*
ales (yes. crepe soles are back
arvorife color?tan. brown or
?s.
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UJD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
TIL YOU SEE OUI
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DON'T pay Uyktr plm wKmi a vWt
wont MOW aad BETTER foods for y*?r tk
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CALIFORNIA SUNKIST?EXTRA LARG
LFMO
U S. NO. 1 WHIT? ? The moin port c
POT ATI
SLICED WILSC
B AC O
\
Ibm i 1 'I'TTM 11
.ECONOMY CUT
PORK CHOPS .>
TENDER SMOKED
II Hii Center Slice
nllm Economy SI!
2UALITY TENDER
SIILOM STEAKS ?
. SEA FOOD
b
Red Salmon Pound Drewed
Steaks.... 53c Whitii
Dressed Ocean Pound Fillet* Of
Catfish 39c RedP
Dressed Fresh Water Pound Fillets Of
Catfish.... 49c Floun
Red Snapper Steaks ..
Br liar ds
Oven Ready Biscuits .
Old Glory Red Kidney
BEANS, No. 300 Can 2
)'
E ash's Best
KOMSNY No. 2f cnn .
Firvcst Granulated
SUGAR,5lb.bag..
Red Band
FLOUR, 10 lb. bag
Jewel
SHORTENING, 1 lb. ctn.
I r u
\LA can 57c / Pean
Smooth Jt
3 LB. CAN
I SPRY I
123
BATH SIZE
LUX SOAP S
2 for 27c
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1 WONDERFUL VALUES
y
>^f HUNTS
"SB Fruit Cocktail
No. 1 T-.ll C?n
I Grape Juice I
16 Omvce Bottle
E?EXTRA JUICY ? SIZE 360 DOZEN
hi c oqa
II W mm \+
)f the meal 10 Pound Kraft Bag
)ES 37c
)N'S CORN-KING * POUND.
N 59c
B .Llbby'r Y . C. No. 2 Vl Can
MB PEACHES. 31c
TManPig Ready Prepared Apple 12 Oz. Pg.
Pyequick ... 39c
Florida Orange 46 Oz. Can
DUND 59? IUICE....2te
* 99c COFFEEt
ce? 87c S1Vp" J
aaaae 2 '<* 79?
QQC Mild and Mellow Santos \
3UND ** .
Gold Cup ? "
I 5 ? * Pound Bag
Pound 2 FOR 89c
ig 15c Fu" ^ PUvor
n , ?nn?mm??n??um?mi?i>n??m
. Pound
I * ' ? ? . All Southern Pounct
ercn - 31c Margarine
Pound Log Cabin ' 12 Or. f.'i*
der... 49c SYRUP... 21c
Hershey's Chocolate 16 Or. Caa>
...lb. 49c SYRUP,2for29c
.... i4c WmsMfflm
for. 27 mmmmmmrnm.
California Iceberg 2 Large Head*
i3c LETTUCE 25c
Fresh Green Mountain 2 Pound*CABBAGE
9e
. . .97c
Fancy California Red Sweet '
34c 0KIONS 2,os 19c
DAISY I Tender, Crunchy, Golden Heart
EESE |CELERY2 19=
d _ . 65c
Jar
REGULAR SIZE MEDIUM SIZE
.UX SOAP SWASOAP
2 for 19c 10c .
LARGE SIZE OLD DUTCH
WAN SOAP CLEANSER
2lor 3Sc 9c
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