Herald "House -of-the- Week"
THE BUTLER 1s a compact house, Ideal for
the small family. It is rectangular In shape,
plain roofed, with grouped -plumbing for ec
onomical construction. The chimney Is plac
ed so that a combination range can be used.
All rooms open Into the hall, an Important
feature in anyjrlan;
Each entrance has a closet, bedrooms
have wardrobe closets with overhead stor
age space. The linen closet is in the bed
room hail.
Although the rooms are not large the loca
tion of the windows allow an unusual a
mount or wall space for placing furniture,
and for the dining space In the kitchen. A
garage m&y be attached to black wall form
ed by stairway.
Plans call for frame construction, siding,
asphalt shingles, concrete steps, trellis at
entrance and large picture window.
Dimensions are 30 feet by 24 feet. Floor
plan is 720 square feet, cubage 14,040.
For further information about THE
3UTLER, write the Small House Planning
Bureau, St Cloud, Minn.
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Negio News
By Mrs. Cannle Gordon
105 Carpenter Street
Kings Mountain, N. C.
Turn In News Itamj
at aoove address
All parents, friends, ladies and
Rentiemen are cordially invited
to attend the Christmas program
Riven by the Choraliers at David
son School, Tuesday, December
12, 1950, at 7:30 p. m. in the
School Auditorium. Mr. Pethal
and Mrs. Smyer are directors of
the program. Plan now to attend.
Don't miss this big free Mother
I Virginia Bess, Baby-Carol Hick
man, Angles: Mary Falls, Ber
nlce Ross, and Dorothy . Pressley,
Sheperds Sandro B la lock, Leon
Taylor and Jimmy Bennix, Wise
Men Lee Roy Brown, Clyde Tay
lor, and Paul Herndon, plus each
of the Davidson and Compact
Choraliers.
This Is to remind all parents
that your gifts will be exchanged
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$1.50 to $2.50
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cuff links, tie pins, other I
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$1.00 up
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Houston Black
Catawba Cagei
Houston BJack, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Black, ts expected
to see .plenty of action with the
Catawba College Indians on the
baskAball court thLa^season,
B'.acV a senior, is one of the
tallest men on the squad and
will be' battling, against the
team's tallest member (Pleas
ants ? 6 feet, three inches) for
the starting center betth. Black
stands 6 feet, two inches.
The Indians are coached by
Earl Ruth, former Kings Moun
tain recreation director, who ts
entering his fifth season at Ca
tawba. The team will be sparked
by AM State Forward Larry "Gra
ham who has been named to the
all conference five for the past
three seasons. . -
Graham and five other letter
men will form the backbone of
this season's North State loop en
try.
The conference schedule:
December?
2 T^ew berry at Salisbury.
6 Wanes Hosiery at Salisbury.
8 McCrary at Asheboro.
13 A. C. C. at Wilson.
14 E. C. T. C. at Greenville.
January:?
4 McCrary at Salisbury.
6 High Point at High Point.
10 Lenoir Rhyne at Salisbury.
13 Elon at Salisbury.
15 E. C. T. C. at Salisbury.
17 Presbyterian at Salisbury.
20 Appalachian at Salisbury. '
27 Elon at Elon.
Immediately following the
Christmas program so please
bring your gifts, so that they
might be Under the tree during
the program.
Members of the Davidson
School family will get out on
Friday the 15th. for the Christ
mas holidays. We wish for every
one a very merry Christmas.
Troop No. 23
Our leader took us to see a
movie on our last meeting day.
"The Next Voice you Hear" was
playing. We enjoyed it very
much. We had a call meeting
Thursday. At that meeting we
made plans to march in the
Christmas parade. We had a
good time. We plan to make
some crafts for Christmas at our
next meeting. I know we will
have fun. At our last meeting
before the holidays we plan to
exchange our gifts on our hike
and decorate a Christmas tree
for the birdies and leave them
some water also.
Mr. and Mrs. Ladd Alexander
and children of Winston-Salem,
Miss Arie Alexander and Lauria
Wingay of Charlotte spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. D. R.
Alexander.
Funeral services for George
Gaeede of Bessemer' City were
held Sunday at 2:30 at Mt. Zion
Methodist Church. Hickory Grove
S. C, Surviving are his wife and
daughter, Mrs. Gertrude White
side of N. Y., six stepchildren,
and two sisters. '
29 Hanes at Winston -Salem.
February ?
1 Guilford at Guilford.
$ High Point at Salisbury.
7 Newberry at Newberry, S. C.
8 Presbyterian at Clinton, S.C.
10 Lenoir Rhyne at Hickory.
12 A. C. C. at Salisbury.'
< 15 Guilford at Salisbury.
17 Appalacian at Boone.
Phantoms To Open
Cage Season 27th
The Kings Mountain Phantoms,
a local amateur basketball team,
are scheduled to open the sea>
son against Blacksburg, S. C., On
December 27 in the Blacksburg
gymnasium.
j The Phantoms, coached by Da
vid. Neill, former Kings Mountain
high school player, will wear gold
uniforms trimmed in royal blue
this season and aire looking for a
successful year.
Boys returning from last sea
son's team are Hugh Tompkins,
Jim Cobb, Chubb Cobb,- Tow
O^vens and Bill Morgan. They
will be backed by Boyd Worsham,
Leroy Styers, Gerald Hipps, Dar
win Moss, Jim Gunnels, Vernon
Smith, Earl Maddox, and Bobby
Humphreys.
The team uses the N. Q. State
plan of plays and looks to its
height and speed to carry it Jo a
successful season.
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