Mountaineers Battle Friday : < Central Gridders Seek Win Here Over Ironmen Kings Mountain high school's Mountaineers vvill be gunning for their fist victory In the past 11 gamps with Oherryville high school In the annual encounter set for City Stadlukrt Friday night. Kickoff in set for .'7 <30 p. n> and the game will mark homecoming for King;' Mountain. ' The .Mountaineer camp vyas brighter this week with the re turn of Gerald Vajentine, sopho more tackle and defensive wiz ard: Valentine suffered a cut foot, missed -the Stanley game Ifst week:: Return of OlUe Harris, fresh man hacHfjcJd "prospect, to the team also upped spirits in the Kijtgs Mountain camp. Harris was ordered t" quit football by his doctor. in August, has added some weight and -was', alio wed to rottirn. to Pu- U;:uh. 1 , Tfiis year's meet i 1.1; of the r.ing-s Mountain and t herryville teams appear.-, to be a toss-up' and presents the Mountaineers Willi a better than -average chan ee of gaining a Victory according 1 to many observers. C'herr^ville defeated Cra in er t On j and has lost >tb Lenoir and Lin- ! colnton in games' this season. Kings Mountain has defeated 1 1 >allas ( .17 7 > -and Stanley (7-0) -Mid lost to Charlotte T?ch 1 I to 0. j The Ohetryville lronmen's at I KINGS mountai BESSEME& CITY DRIVE-IN THEATRE Located on Kings Mountain - Bessemer City Highway, only 2 Miles from Kings Mountain. OPEN 7 DAYS PER WEEK V FBU SAT.. Sept- 29 30 "SAVAGE HORDE" William Elliott 'Flies Last Night* "Fiigid Harp' Cartoon SUNDAY, Oct. "RETURN OF THE FRONTIERSMAN" Gordon McRae 3 Shorts MON., TUES.. Oct. 2-3 'THREE CAME HOME" Claiidetto Colbert Shorts Monday & Tuesday Nights Are FAMILY NIGHTS Adm. 50c per car FRI., SAT? Oct. 6-7 "DOWN DAKOTA WAY" Roy Rogers and Trigger 4 Shorts WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY October 4 & 5 r\l ? - 7^ ALLURING /s?risfiTion SHOULD & GIRL ADMISSION 40c ? 2 Shows Nightly ? ? FREE ADMISSION ? To Children Under 12 ADULTS ONLY GAY SPICY OAWnG ? i ? ? tack is sparked by Tailback Ran dall and Wingbaek Blackwelder, both vetreans Of the powerful 1919 team. , In the line, the lronmen are paced by Captain Paul Mosn, at center, and Co-Captain Dewey Lynn, al tackle, both veterans. More About Floral Fair (Cont'd from front nage' Davidson, Mrs. Paul Hendricks, . Mm. Charlie Cash and Mrs- Ver- j non Crosby. | Candy, Junior Woman's Club. ] Canned goods, Mrs. E. B. El lerbe, Mrs. H. T. Fulton, Mrs. Campbell Phifer, Mrs. 'George Al len. ? ? Bazaar (aprons, fancy work), .Mrs. C. E. Neisler and Mrs. M. L. Plonk, co-chairmen. Mrs. II. N. j Moss, Mrs. Jay Patterson, Mrs. W VV. Tolleson, Mrs! Mai Plonk. | Cakes and pics. Mts..C. A. But torwOrth, chairman, Mrs. p. G. liattrrree, Mrs. J L Settlemyrc, Mrs. II. L. Campbell, Mrs. M. C. Posrtop. Ice Cream < solicit, and serve), Mrs. W. E. Biakely, chairman, . Mrs. E. H. Crouch, Mrs. Bon Beam, I Mrs. Y. F. Throneburg. Mrs H ft. Parton. Publicity. Mrs P. !>.. Herndon, Mrs. Luther Cahsler. C-jiicken salad, Mrs. M, A. Ware, and Mr>. A. W. Kincairi, co-chair men. Mrs. J. B. Thomasson. Mrs. J. S. Norman, Mrs H. R, Parton, Mrs. M. L. Ilott?ier, Mrs George A Hon. ? Notification committee, - Mrs. George W. Mauney, chairman, Mr.-i. V. F. Throru'burg, Mrs. C. A. Buttervviirih. Mrs. Byron Kcotcr. 4 More About Local Family ?< Cont'd from front page) famiiy'of four had only sufficient time to escape from the fife. Only aslte? remained of the home, furnishings and clothing. > Onee again the Pressleys got a copy of their farm and home plan from the council and set to work to build their home back. All they had w&s $7,500 insurance and Mr. Pressley built by the hour with the aid of neighbors. Fortunately, the barn and ma chine shed had not burned. In April the Pressleys moved Into their now seven- room home, completely refurnished, including an all electric kitchen. A new au tomatic pump house stands at the rear of the liou.se and a new ,la<vn and new shrubbery are growing.' A while wooden fence ? 'acroKv.lthe farm separates work I areas from the living areas, and { iv hi e the homo was building, so was, -a new poultry house A; the ,--ame time, the Pressleys j were i n process of revising the farm plan to sow j>ermanent pas tare ind increase their live stock ? and piuihrv production. dross U. S. farm income for I i 11150 is now estimated at 31.5 l)il- j lion, dollars, compared with 32.22 billion m With farm prod tie- i ! tion expenses higher than last ! j year, realized net income may [ t*>t il about .13 billion doHars com pared with I t billion in 1910 and j j the postwar record rt( 17.R billion in Ii> 17.. ji GASTONIA Drive-In Theatre King* Mtn.-Gastonla Highway I Box Office Open 6:15 I j Show Begins 6:45 SUNDAY, OCT. 1 I j| "Meet John Doe" I i| Gary Cooper I Barbara Stanwyck "Cheyenne Cowboy" Tex Ritter News and Cartoon MON., TUES.. Oct. 2-3 I "Ichabod & Mister Toad" I ! in color A Walt Disney Production with I Glng Crosby Singing I Cartoon and Comedy I WED., THUR., Oct. 4-5 I "Boy From Indiana" Lon McCalllster I Lois Butler I Cartoon and Comedy FRIDAY, Oct. 6 T "Streets of San - I Francisco" I I Cary Gray I "Cowboy and the I Prizefighter" I | in colon I I Red Ryder I j Cartoon I SATURDAY. Oct. 7 I | "Colorado Territory" Joel McCrea- Virginia Bruce I Cartoon and Comedy I This U A Family Theatre I All Children Under It I ADMITTED FREE ?Shows Storrt A* Dusk? I | Saturdays Set As Playing Day Foi Kid Football Game dates have been, shifted to Saturdays lor the remainder of the grammar grade football lea | gue double headers with the next pair of contests scheduled for City Stadium on October 7. ? In the second set of the season, played last Tuesday night, Park Grace defeated a good East ; school team 25 to 0 and Central edged West In a thriller 20-14. Ninth graders added power to the attack of all schools as the rules were amended to allow the upper-classmen to play. Klckoff return touchdown gal lops were featured In both games Tuesday night, Robert Champion took East, school's klckoff on his own 40 yard line and went all the way, Ken Cloninger adding the point i for a quick 7-0 lead for Park ! Grace In the opener. Jack Fletcher ran Park-Grace's klckoff bac'i 34 yards but the East attack bogged down. j Champion notched the second tally for the winners "in the sec ond period, romping over the 10 yard line. East started another long drive that went 60 yards but was Stop ped on the 2-yard line at the half. | In the final period Bill Rhea: the kickoff back 40 yards and a gain the East attack failed to-hit paydirt. Champion added another touchdown on a 55-yard run In j the third period and East's Ter ry Ledford was almost away for a score on a 25 yard punt return. In th eflnal period Bill Rhea slipped over from the 2-yard line for the final tally but Park-Gracc had to stiffen up on defense a gain to stop another East school dfive on the one-yard line as the game ended. Darvln Moss got Central off to a quick lead, taking a handoff from Richard George on the kick off and romping 80 yards for a touchdown, Fullback Joe Harri son adding the point jifter. ~ West came "back with a 50 yard scoring drive tb knot the count, Quarterback Jerry Queen mark ing up 7 points. Mise continued the action -pack ed play in the first period by ta king the next kickoff back 55 yards on an identical play as his first touchdown run to set up an other Central score. Harrison tal lied the six-pointer ai.d Miss the point after. Central climaxed a 70 yard second quarter drive with a six pointer to ice the game. A pass from Harrison to Cashion and a lateral tO George good for 25 yards set up the score, Moss go ing over from the 8-yard line. In the third quarter BUI Huff stickler and Earl Marlowe ran the West machine for a score in a 55 yard drive, Huffstickler crack in? over for the tally and Mar lowe ading the point. The game 'ended with West knocking on the Central goal af ter a long drive. Two passes were knocked down in the Central end zone as the winners beat the clock. More About Telephones (Cont'd from front page* in the pending rate case of the Southern Bell Telephone & Tele graph Company before this Com mission they are requesting cer tain changes in their toll setup which, if granted, will provide Kings Mountain with free service to Bessemer City, Shelby, and Grover, and also that these towns may call Kings Mountain without Traiii Hits Empty Car Here Friday A 1941 Chevrolet, in which a couple and their four little girls hf been occupants a few minu ses previously, was almost com pletely demolished ?by a Southern Railway train last Friday after noon at teh Cedar street rail crossing after' thevehicle had sailed on the tracks. Police Chief N. M. Farr said the accident took place at around 3:30 p. m. Friday duVing a driving rain and stated that the driver a toll. No doubt this will go a long way, if granted, to improve the telephone service, or at least expand it, at Kings Mountain, j "I would like to add to this let ter the fact that I was much im | pressed with the telephone com | pany's personnel in your city, and I have every reason to believe that they have every desire to provide you with the best of tele phone servico. ' apparently had misjudged the location ol the Cedar street road bed on the west side ot the cross ing near Kings Mountain Cotton oil Co. and had headed up the tracks when the vehk.je stalled. Owner of the car was listed as Arthur C. Eyre, of Oak Ridge, Tenn. Mrs. Eyre was driving the vehicle when It stalled and the couple's four young daughters were also in the automobile. Chief Farr 9ald ^hat Mr. Eyre ? told him thta he had ordered his family out of the car and had run some 500 feet down the tracks in an attempt to stop the train. Farr said the man told him the engineer ignored his attempt tb flak the oncoming northbound extra freight train. The Eyre's were enroute from Anderson, S. C., on U. S. 2? north and were rented ly crossing the tracks to get some ice for a ther mos jug. they were carrying. Conductor of tf)e trains was D. j G. Ellis of Greenville, S. C. . j California this fall is experien cing its worst forest fire season in 20 years, v IMPERIAL THEATR]? ^ Kings Mountain, N. C. Phone 134 FRIDAY & SATURDAY, Sept. 29-30? DOUBLE FEATURE Show opens at 11 a. m. "Yellow Cab Man" "Border Rangers" Red Skelton Don "Red" Barry Laurel & Hardy Comedy ? 2 Cartoons and Serial MONDAY & TUESDAY, Oct. 2-3 "Loves of Carmen" wlth Rlta Hayworth and Glenn Ford In Color Comedy ? Cartoon ^ WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, Oct. 4-5? DOUBLE FEATURE "Prince of Foxes" "Mystery at Burlesque" Tyronne Powee > Gary Mash-D. Decker Comedy and Cartoon "SEE THE B I(G SHOWS FOR LESS" COMING SOON? 'The Broken Arrow"? "Parisene Follies" Admission 30c ? 9c Joy Theatre KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. ? PHONE 500 Friday and Saturday Sept. 29 & 30 "DESERT HAWK" with Yvonne De Carlo and Richard Greene 2 Cartoons and Short Monday and Tuesday Oct. 2 & 3 lOHNNY HOLIDAY" with William Bendix and Allen Martin, Jr. N?wi and Short Wednesday and Thursday Oct. 4 & 5 "The Skipper Surprised His Wile" with Robert Walker and Joan Leslie News and Short Dixie Theatre KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. ? PHONE 96 Friday, Sept. 29 Double Feature "The SECRET oi ST.IVES" with Richard Ney and Vanessa Brown "BILLY the KID ROUNDUP" with Buster Crabbe and Fuzzy St. John ' Cartoon Saturday, Sept. 30 Double Feature "STREETS oi GHOST TOWN" with Charles Starrett and Smiley Burnette "BLONDE COMET" with Virginia Vale and Robert Kent Cartoon Monday and Tuesday Oct. 2 & 3 "CONSPIRATOR" with Robert Taylor and Elizabeth Taylor News Wednesday and Thursday Oct. 4 & 5 "BOMBS OVER BURMA" with Anna May Won? and Noel Madison ' News Extra Special! 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