William Alexander Ware was born near Kings Mountain, N. C? 'Janu ary 6, IS&2, and- died at his home, there October 14, 1949. He was the' son of William Oate* Ware and Mary Ann McGUI Ware. Brought up in a Rodly home, the son of an Eld er and a godly woman, he urilted to The milk we bring you is a precious food? in its purest, most wholesome form. It is protected by every sanitary precau tion known to modern dairy science. That is why we use the Sealright Hood-to keep the pouring surface of the bottle itself safe from contact with hands or other exposure until you yourself remove it. Our protection goes all $be way home. GASTONIA. N. C. The third annual, and probably strongest, Southern College-All-Star team is working at two camps this week for Its battle' with Charlotte's professional Clippers at Memorial Stadium Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. : , Thursday* they'll get together for last drills under Coaches Rex En right and Peahead Walker, here, and plot to go ahead In th'e series which now stands at one game each. \ Practicing M Wake Forest are Ends John (Red) O'Quinn, Ed Brad ley, and 'Jim Duncan of Wake For est; Tackles Tom Palmer of; 'Wakej Forest, and Louis Allen and John Reese of 'Duke; Guards Charlie Mus ser of . C. State and Jim Garry of Wake Forest; and Backs Tom Fetzer of Wake iForest and Jake Wade of| Davidson. ? Working at Columbia are Ends Red Wilson and Cecil Woo'.bright of South Carolina; Tackle Bob Dockery ; of South Carolina; .'Guard Porter Payne of Georgia; Centers Len Eki moff of South Carolina and VVLrgel ; Roddy of Furman; and Backs Ken McCall, Al Bodine, and Flo^d Reid of Georgia and Bill Rutledge; and Eddie 'Jackson of South- Carolina. Particularly because of a powerful tine, obviously good 'both on offense and defense, the All-Stars may rate1 favorites Saturday. However, the Clippers convinced a lot of people1 last Sunday, when they staged a stirring comeback to beat the Uni versity of Georgia All-Stars, 29 to 21, for their 11th win in 13 startsthls season. This one should be a free-scorer, too, for both teams have plenty of touchdown artillery. Tickets are going fast at the Na tional Hat Shop, 108 S. Tryon Street, Charlotte. Last year's game drew Clippers To Face Talented College Seniors In Annual Battle Saturday i?tt ? ' ? ! ; ? : 10.00Q spectators, and weather ,smil- j ing, this renewal should attract at' least that many. Ends? Ed Bradley, Wake Forest, Stratford,' Conn.; Jim Duncan, Wake Forest, Reidsville; John CQuinn, Wake Forest, Asheboro; Roger Wil son, S. Carolina, Macon, Ga.; Cecil Woolbright, S. Carolina, Abbeville, S. C. Tackles ? Louis Allen, Duke, f Greensboro; Bab Dockery, S. Caro- 1 Una, Asheville; Tom Palmer,' Wake) i Forest, Colllngswood, N. J.; John . Reese, Duke, Berwyn, Md. Guards ? Buddy Chandlerf David- 1 son, Norfolk, Va.; Jim Garry, Wake ( Forest, Gastonville, Pa.; Charlie Mus t ser, N. C. State, Frankford, W. Va.; Porter Payne, Georgia, Atlanta, Ga. Cewters ? Len Eklmoff, o. CaroM na, Erie, Pa.; Virgel Roddy, Furman, Greenville, S. C. Quarterbacks^ ? Tom Fetzer, Wake Forest, Reidsville; Harold Hagan, South Carolina, Savannah, Ga.; Ken McCall, Georgia, Orlando, Fla. Haltbacks ? Harry . DeLoach, S. | Carolina, Bea?fort, S. C.; Floyd Reid Georgia, Hamilton, O.; Jake Ware, Davidson, Chapel Hill. Fullbacks ? A1 Bodine, Georgia, Youngstown, O.; Ed Jackson, S. Car olina, Rock Hill, S. C.; Bill Rutledge, S. Carolina; Charlotte. ' MACK'sd mentholated ' Shaving Cream for Who Prefer Smooth Shoves Distributed by All Leading Stores DR. NATHAN H REED' OPTOMETRIST Professional Bldg. ? Over Home Building & Loan Eyes Examined Visual Care Glasses Fitted . Hours? 9 to 5 p. m. daily Closed Wednesday P. M. ^ f*hone 492 . . ' , V Kings Mountain,. N. C. Write Tour Congressman "NO" On Socialised Medicine GRIFFIN DRUG COMPANY Phone 8 We Fill Any Doctors Prescription ANYTIME Do you iiminbit how. whtn you wsrs a child, your doctor would tickl* your mouth with a cotton swab, or how as you woro Uaving tho d?nt!st'? ol fico ho would hand you a lot lypop? Children should bo taught oarly in lilt to look on tho family doctor and dsnttst a* tholr Irisnd. lor coalidoato In tho doctor will males lor a spssdUr rocovsry II your chil dren should bococns Ul. STATEMENT FOR PUBLICATION Chairman of The School Board Kings Mountain City Schools ' ? . Kings Mountain, North Carolina . DearSir: > ?' . '? ' .. ; ' . In accordance with contract, we have made an audit of the local funds pertaining to the Kings Mountain City Schools for. the fiscal year ended June 30, 1949, and present heerwith our report, consisting of the Exhibits and Schedules ais enumerated in the index, and the following comments rela tive therto. Scope Oi The Audit The audit embraced a complete check of all transactions had during the period reviewed, as well as verification of the assets and liability at June 30, 1949, in accordance with the terms of contract for local government units as approved by Ihe Direcor of Local Government. ' ? . Financial Condition We have prepared the statements set forth above showing (the financial condition of the local funds at June 30, 1949, and the changes in surplus for the year ended June 30, 1949. Statement of Condition of Local Funds June 30. 1949 Assets: Cash School Property Total Liabilities: State Loans Bonds ? Cleveland County Bonds ? City of Kings Mountain Total Fund Balances or Surplus Current Expense Fund $ 3,222.76 Capital Outlay Fund - $ 78,555.40 10,087.14 Debt Service Fund $ 1,219.94 Total Current Funds $ 83,001.10 10,087.14 Capital Funds 719,220.00 Total All Funds $ 83,001.10 729,307.14 $ 3,222.76 $ 88,645.54 $ 1,219.94 .$ 93,088.24 $719,220.00 $812,308.24 Balances June 30. 1948 Add: , , Income for Year Sale Bonds Cleveland County Decrease in State Loans by Payment Decrease in Bonds by Payment Increase Value School Property Total Deduct: Expenses for Year Decrease Value Library Books Liability New Bond Issue Total Surplus Balances June 30, 1949 . $ 83,500.00 $ 83,500.00 ? $ 3,222.76 $ 5,145.54 $ 1,219.94 Changes in Surplus ? Year Ended June 30. 1949 $ 6,701,23 $ 1,352.89 $ 2,290.89 47,280.10 * 5,804.00 9,773.63 83,500.00 $ 83,500.00 $ 83,500.00 $ 9,588.24 $ 800.00 $ 13,000.00 24,000.00 $ 37,800.00 $681,420.00 $ 800.00 96,500.00 24,000.00 $121,300.00 $691,008.24 $ 10,345.01 $669,920.00 $680,265.01 10 087.14 62,857.73 83,500.00 $ 53,891.33 $100,744.03 $ 12,064.52 $ 50,758.57 $ 12,098.49 $ 10,844.58 83,500.00 $ 50,758.57 $ 3,222.76 $ 95,598.49 $ 10,844.58 $ 5,145.54 $ 1,219.94 10,087.14 $166,789.88 $ 73,701.64 83,500.00 $157,201.64 $ 9,588.24 1,550.00 7,000.00 3,500.00 62,857.73 83,500.00 1,550.00 7,000.00 13,587.14 $681,970.00 $848,759.88 $ 73,701.64 550.00 550.00 83,500.00 Comments On Financial Statement $ 550.00 $157,751.64 $681,420.00 $691,008.24 All cash transactions during the year were audited, the receipts being traced from their sources, and the disburse pients being made on approved vouchers. The estimated values of property owned by the Schools at June 30, 1949, were determined by actual appraisal during the preceding fiscal year and were modified slightly after conference with the Superintendent, Mr. B. N. Barne* Proo erty additions during the present year in the amount of $10,087.14, being incomplete, are carried in the current fund bal ances for the present. Upon completion, transfer should be made to the Capital Fund. Insurance in the amount of $423,500.00 is carried on the insurable items, ' ? . ? . i f ' . , . . State Loans represents the unpaid portion of loans made in connection with the erection of school buildings, and is com posed entirely of State Literary Fund Loans. . ? Bonded indebtedness represents the outstanding indebtedness on school bonds at June 30, 1949. It is not a liability of the Kings Mountain City Schools, but is a liability of the City of Kings Mountain and Cleveland County. For the present $83,500100 is the amount received from Cleveland County as part of a yet incomplete bond issue, and is carried as a liabili ty of the current funds. Certificate ,./r* '?vl - ?>V.. WE HEREBY CERTIFY, sublet to exhibits and schedules ap b'S" 0?n"Uttnt with that of the preceding year. '? rrfant. ? - v--'- 1 ? V Respectfully submitted, G. H.IEMORY, Certme4P^jfe'4*fedfc^fo/ ; . ? ? , . .. Hi.