Junior Chamber
Psexy Announces
Committee List
Committees, appointed by the
board of directors, were announ
ced this week by W. Faison Barn
es, president of the Kings Moun
tain Junior Chamber of Com
merce.
The new list of committee
members, with chairmen named
first, includes: \ *
Internal Affairs Committee
House and Attendance; Loy
Costner, Raul Biddlx, Charles
Alexander.
Membership ? Ben T. Ballard,
Yates Harbison, Charlie Mods, Jr.,
D. D. Saunders.
Program ? Fred Weaver, Bill
Page and Bill Ruddock, co-chair
men, Grady Howard, Fuller Mc
Gill, Tom Davidson, Joe Hedden.
Publicity ? Paul Walker, Bill
Interested in Schools?
VOTE FOB AND SUPPORT
WHITNEY
WELLS
OF NUMBER 4 TOWNSHIP
For Member Of The
County
School Board
?J ' ? ? ?
Statement:
"My interest is in the WELFARE of rural residents ?
of Cleveland County and of their children.
"I am. anxious to see the growth and development
of the schools in the county system to provide the
best secondary educational training and educational
facilities it is within the power of the county and
state to provide."
Signed: WHITNEY WELLS.
Lindsay, 6. T. Carpenter, Jr.
ScrapbooK and Awards? B. S.
Peeler, Jr., Furman Wilson, Grady
Howard.
Social Wilson Griffin, Jacob
Cooper, Tolly Shuiord.
Sports and Recreation ? Char
lea English, J. B. Falls, C. T. Car
penter, Jr., Everette Carlton.
Finance ? Dean Payne, J C.
McKlnney, I. Ben Goforth.
External Affairs Committee
Civic Improvement ? Fred Wri
ght, Drace Peeler, Martin Har
mon. B~lll Fulton, Billle Mauney,
Marriott Phifer.
Public Affairs and American
ism ? Tony snuiord, Charlie
Thomasson, Maynard Snow, M. E.
Stanton, James Houser.
Aviation ? Sam Collins, Drace
Peeler, Gene Timms, J. C, Bridges,
J. T. McGinnis.
Christmas Activities F. B.
McCurdy, Jacob Cooped, Fred Hai
thcock, J. B. Falls, Tom Davidson,
Ben Ballard.
Extensions, Inter > Club Rela
tions and Conventions ? Grady
Howard, WJison Griffin, Nat Rped,
Charlie Thomasson, Jacob Cooper,
Bill Fulton.
Fire Prevention ? J. T. McGin
nis, Floyd Dover, Charles Moss, Jr.
Joe Evans, Ned McGUl, D. D.
Saunders.
Projects ? Frosty Spearman,
Ned McGIU, Jacob Cooper, Grady
Howard, Fred Wright, Bill Rud
dock.
Public Health ? Nat Reed, L.
T. Anderson, D. F. Hord.
Safety ? Clavon Kelly, Pete
McDaniei, Yates Harbison, Dub
Fulton.
Youth Welfare ? Joe Hedden,
J. C. McKlnney, Ben Ballard, Bill
Jonas, Furman Wilson, Charles
Alexander.
Agriculture ? Bill Phifer, Gar
rison Gofoith, MenzeJl Phifer,
Charlie Moss, Marriott Phifer,
B. Falls.
Director to K. M. Band Associa
tion ? Jacob Cooper.
r
Marshals Named
For Central Finals
Eight students from the junior
class at Kings'" Mountain high j
school have been chosen to serve
as marshals at the graduation ex
ercises. t 'I
Those selected are: Clilton Mor- ;
gan, chief; Donald Patterson, Carl |
Cole, Bobby Edens, Audrey Byars !
Betty Cash, Dorothy McCarter and !
i Patricia Prince.
The marshals are the four Ju- \
I nior girls and the four junior
| junior boys who have the highest
; scholastic average in their class
and who- have an average of "A"
I on conduct with no grade lower
I than "B."
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Negio Mews
By Mrs. Cannie Gordon
105 Carpenter Street
Kings Mountain, N. C.
Turn In Newg Items
#t above address
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Mrs. Ldla Mae Thompson enter
talhed at a birthday party Sun
day May 14 honoring her daugh
ter, Little Elizabeth Ann Thomp
son, who celebrated her 3rd birth
day. She received many lovely
gifts Including silver. Eighteen
were present and were served a
delicious refreshment.
Miss Annie Mae Pressly and
Mrs. Plato Preasly spreaded din
ner Sunday, Mother's Day, at the
home of their mother, Mrs. Jam
es Quinn. Those present were
Louise and Hattie Quinn, Robert
Lee and Matthew Clinkscale,
Charles Preasly, Plato Preasly and
children, Albert Smarr. Each one
enjoyed a delicious dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Means spent
Sunday in Winston-Salem visit
ing Mrs. Means' mother.
Mrs. Ida Wise and grandson
spent Mother's Day with Rev. and
Mrs. F. J. Lee.
Mr. and Mm. L. J Jeffries of
Sanford, N C., spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy H. Gor
don. . . J
Mrs. Cannie Gordon had as her
guest over the weekend, Geneva
Sellers, Jaunlta, Alberta, Billie
Jean, Joyce and William Albert
Jingles, all of Lowell, neice^ and
nephews of Mrs. Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Huffman
of Philadelphia are visitors in
Kings Mountain. They are guests
of Rev. and Mrs. P. B. Falls. Mr.
and Mrs Huffman are natives of
Kings Mountain.
Rev. and Mrs. D. S. Harkness
and son were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John John
son In the Lincoln Academy com
munity. J
There Is a treat in store for ev
ery one ? Listen : The Spiritual
Gospel Singers of Kannapolls will
Ring at Bynum Chapel AME Zion
church Sunday night. May 21, at
8 p: m. Everyone is eordtalljMnvti
ted. sponsored by Mrs. R. J.
Brown. ?
There will b<> a program at
Bynum Chapel AME Zion church
Sunday ;ifternoon at 3 p: m. spon !
sored by the Young Peoples choir, j
Re/. R. L. Garvin and congrega- i
tion of Mt. Zlion Baptist church
will render service. Everyone is
cordially invited to attend.
Mr. Robetf Tribble passed Tues
day morning at 4 o'clock- at his
home on West King street after
several month's ilness. Funeral
plans arelncomplete at this time.
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first aids that should be in every home. You can't buy them in your
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SERVING IN JAPAN ? Lt. O. L.
B yers, army num corps, sailed
(or Japan on May 4. She will bo
stationed In Japan lor about three
; years. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. B. B. flyers. and visited
her parents shortly before Uav>
ing. - . . I
Mrs. Curtis Smith hag returned
home from Shelby hospital where
she underwent an operation.
Compact High School
Commencement Activities
Rev. Oscar B. Burson, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, Hender
son, N. C., will preach the annual
sermon to the graduating class of
Compact High School on Sunday
afternoon, May 21, at 5 o'clock,
Elementary auditorium. Rev. Mr.
Burson is a graduate of Compact
High School and of Shaw Univer
sity in Raleigh. Everyone is invi
ted to come out and h??ar him.
Other Commencement activiti
es to which you are invited in
clude Class Day Exercises, Friday
May 19, at 12:30 p. m. and on Fri
day night at 8 p. m. a play, "Ja
nie On The Spot" will be given
by the Girl Scouts of Compact
School. The annual Athletic Ban
quet will be held on Monday
I night, May 22. (Admission by In
vitation only.) Commencement
exercises will be held Thursday
May 25 at 2 p. m. All friends of
the school are invited and urged
to attend these exercises.
Graduating from the High
School department this year are:
Rosa Mae Evans, Dorothy < Lee
Adams, Dorothy Mae Byers, The
resa Mae Harris, Lou Ollle Mc
Cxee, Leathia Mae Jackson, Mat -
tie Lee Pettigrew, Margaret Ear
lene Smjth, Mildred Margaret
Whltesides, Ray Leach, Jr., Fred
Willie Oates, Frank Giles McCree, |
Phillip Earners Crosby, and Lind
berg O'Neill Smith.
Davidson High
School News
Mrs. V. P. Wiggins and mem
bers of the 7th and 8th grades of
Davidson wish jto thank each per
son who cooperated In helping
the play "Have You Seen ted",
to be a success. The play was
viery good and we do hope that
you enjoyed it.
FridaySevening, May 19, at 7:30
p. m., the play of the year will be
presented in the Davidson School
auditorium. This outstanding
play, "Shoot the Works" will be
presented by some of the . High ]
School pupils uqder the direction i
of Miss M. L. Pope. This pJay is
one of our last and best plays of
the school year. We hope that
each of our parents and friends
will make special efforts to be
present.
The Senior Class cordially in
vites all parents and friends to
be present May 24 at 7:30 p. m. in I
the school auditorium to witness I
Senior Class Night. Come out and j
let us enjoy our last days with I
the graduating class.
Wednesday of last week the
Girl Scouts of Troop 23 were invi
ted to meet with the Scouts of
Compact High School. They went
and had lots of fun. The soft ball
game between the Troops was
won by Compact. We hope better
luck for our girls next time. At
our last meeting we and the
Brownie Scouts went for a picnic \
which will be our last lor this
school year. The Scouts $nd lead
ers had lots of fun and a success
ful year of Scouting so far. The
Troops hope to continue meeting
during the summer months. The
leaders are askiag that the par
ents please try to give your firls
their 75c so that they can get reg
istered for camp before school
closes. ' . ' -
Concert At Dixie
The music department of Lin
Jcoln Academy will present a con
; cert at the Dixie Theatre Sunday,
May 21, at 6 o'clock. All music
lovers are invited to attend.. The.
program will consist of classics,
operetta and negro spirituals. All
music Is under the direction of
Mrs. E. D. Wilson. Admission 40c
and 25cJ
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