GO BUT THE NAME
Benniteeie
HOME APPLIANCES
Freezers. Refrigerators. Ranges. Water Heaters
ALEXANDER'S APPLIANCES
501 Piedmont Ai
NOTARY ? LETTER WRITING ?
Notary service, . letter writing
and public stenography. File
your Income tax early. See
Mrs. Billle Logan, Notary. Pub
lic, at The Record Shop, Phone
27. J-24-tfn.
Transfer Co.
Insured Canton
Textile Machinery
Cotton
Cotton Tarn
Cotton Mill Wast*
CottonSeed
Cotton Seed Mm]
Sugar
Furniture
Phone 356
Inquiries Solicited
hauling problem
ROOFING ? ' Genuine Barber
210'lb. asphalt shingles, all
colors,, $5.95 per square. 90-lb.
roll roofing, $2.85 per roil. 15
1b. and 30-lb. felt, $2.75 per
roll. See ELMO BRIDGES at
ECONOMY BUILDING SUP
PLY, Bessemer City, N. C.
J-31-tfn.
Radio & Television
Repair Serrlve. Only Quality
Part* Used. AU Work Guaran
teed. .
Bridges RADIO Service
Phone 625 Railroad Are.
REAL ESTATE ? Buying sell-1
ing,- rentals. If you have any
thing. (o sell or something you
want to buy, see me. E. T.
PLOTT, York Road, Phone
6S0-W. F-7-tfn.
BEST- PRICES PAID For
rfcg*- scrap iron and metal.
C. C. SCRAP IRON AND
METAL CO., 3 miles out]
Gastonia road, Phone 2202.1
jy-6-tfn
PHILCO FM-AM RADIO ? $69.95
value, slightly used for ONLY
$47.50. GAULTS APPLIANCES.
Phone 225, 415 N. Piedmont.
f-14-tfn.
GOOD B U Y? for sale, Leon
ard porcelain refrigerator. In
pood condition. Phone 325- W
Day, 144-W Night, d-20-tfn.
"Say It With
Rowers"
ALLEN'S
Flower Shop
W? T*lagr^k TUmwu
EniprbM*
Tal. Ml or 4M-W-1
E. Dog 8U
STOWE RADIO SERVICE i Guai
anteed radio and television
service. Sales and Service. All
Work Guaranteed. Phone 393.
s-2-tfn.
BARBECUE ? WORLD'S FINEST,
Delicious County Ham, Regu
lar Dinners, Catfish Fries, Sea
food Platters, Chlcken-in-the
Basket. You Name It, We Have
It HORSESHOE GRILL, Corner
York rd. and E. King st. J-10-tfn
I PLUMBING
? Contrortinq
? Repairs
? Quick Service
Ben T. Goforth
Phone 2811
Grover, N. C.
? ~r~ !
GUARANTEED UPHOLSTERING
Prompt service and top quality
work. Free estimates. Free pick
up and delivery service. T. &
W. Manufacturing Co., located
at former Bennett Construe^
tlon office (1st building on
right on York 3oad), P. O. Box
669, day phone 414-J, night
phone 452-J-2. a-29-tfn.
OK USED CARS & TRUCKS? for
sale. We finance and Insure
under the General Motors Ac
ceptance Corp. plan. Sec Us To
day! VICTORY CHEVROLET
CO., Phones 49 & 419. ju-21-tfn
GOOD USED RADIO ? Battery
or Electric. Only $12.95.
GAULT*S APPLIANCES. 415 N.
Piedmont, Phone 225. f-14-tfn
PHILCO
Famous For
QUALITY
The World Over
TELEVISION
?RANGES
? FREEZERS
REFRIGERATORS
GAULT'S APPLIANCES
415 N. Piedmont Phone 225
CROSSWORD
PUZZLE ANSWERS
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doaotia
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AVERAGE
LOCAL WHOLESALE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
(Corrected Feb. 12. 19S2)
Eggs, Poultry Yard ........ 47c
Fryers (dressed & drawn) . . . 49c
Hens (dressed & drawn) . . . 46c
Sweet Potatoes, bu. S3.50
Corn (white) ? $2.00
Yellow Com $1.90
Wheat 52.25
Oat* - S1.10
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS ? For
sale now at Logan's Supply
Co^ Buy now and save on a big
discount. Open, from 8 a. m.
'til 6 p. to. Mondays through
Fridays. Close at one o'clock
Saturdays. 1*14-28.
FOR SALE ? Two four-months
Old Cocker Spaniel puppies,
parti-colored. A. K. C. Register.
House No. 19. Park Yarn Mill.
M4-21-pd.
City Service
Station
TELEPHONE 206
FOR SALE ? '41 Chevrolet with
'48 motor, in good condition.
Priced for quick sale, $395.
Owner going into service. See
Bobby Stringfellow, 204 Dill
ing street or at B & B Food
Store. f-7-21pd.
FAST
While You Wait
SERVICE
All colors Suede and
Leather Polish
FITE'S
SHOE SERVICE
111 W. Mtn. st.. Old Baker Gro.
QUALITY SHOE REPAIR
HEATER BARGAIN?
Duotherm cabinet. Heats four
room. Used only One week.
BIG DISCOUNT! GAULT'S AP
PLIANCES, 415 N. Piedmont.
Phone 225. f-14-tfn.
S25 REWARD for information
leading to arrest and convic
tion of person or persons who
have been robbing rriv place.
J. C. CLARY, C. C. & C " SCRAP
IRON & METAL. f-14-28
FOR SALE: large and Small poc
ket aprons. House 58, Cora !
Mill. f-7-2l-pd.
I
VETERANS ? I will build you ai
house, obtain the loan, and ar
range the other details for
you. Small down payment. Up
to $7,000, four percent; $7,000
to $10,000, six percent, $10,000
to $12,000, eight per cent. Why
pay rent? Payments are cheap,
er than rent. E. T. PLOTT,
York Rd., Phone 680 W. I
F-T-tfn. I
Good Used Cars
1949 CHEVROLET 2-Door DeLuxe
1948 CHEVROLET 1947 CHEVROLET
Heefmaster 2-door
*ABIO AWD HEATER,
MXW MDTT. C1IU
1942 FORD TRUCK
flat bed, ton
1932 CHEVROLET
2-doof sedan
C L
Heetmaster 2-door
1946 FORD TUDOR
Super DeLuxe
? | '
1941 FORD
Tudor Sedan
& Sons
USED CABS -at PUTNAM BROS. GARAGE
'
I Grover Road near City Limits ? Phone 438-J
? * :?
'? ? , -'v
REGULAR DINNERS, Delicious
Country Ham, Barbecue ?
World'B Finest, Chicken-ln-the.
Basket, Catfish Fries, Seafood
Platters. You Name It, We
Have It. HORSESHOE GRILL,
Corner E. King St., and York
rd. J-10-tfn.
GOtDEN
GUERNSEY
GRADE A
? PASTEURIZED
? HOMOGENIZED
? RAW
Sweet Milk
and
Whipping Cream
? ?
Grade A Pasteurized
Cultured
and Creamed
Buttermilk
e e
Produced by
Selected Guernsey
Cows On
ARCHDALE
FARMS
At Your Grocers
or Delivered
Phone 459- J- 1
e Fresh Yard Eggs e
FOR RENT ? Two offices over
B & B Soda Shop. See Dr. D. M.
MORRISON aStfn.
DELICIOUS COUNTRY H A M.
Catfish Fries, Regular Dinners,
Seafood Platters, Chicken-in
the-Basket, Barbecue ? World's
Finest. You Name It, We Have
It. HORSESHOE GRILL, Corner
E. King st. and York rd. J-10-tln
TAXI: Phone 55
West King St
Between Purol Station and
Tfte New Bus Station
e Prompt Service O
RED'S CAB
Red Morrison
Lawrance Burton ? Bill Baity
FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION ?
Ironrlte Ironer, Call Billie Lo
gan's Record Shop, Phone 27.
IRONRITE irons evertyhing.
from ruffles to corduroy pants.
Easy Terms. au-HMIn.
SLABS
FOR SALE
$1100
PER LOAD
We Dative*
Biggest Load For Your
Money
Call or See
Elmer Lumber
Company
Phone 54
WANTED ? Persons to list items
no longer needed for sale. Sell
In these column.* Farm ma
chinery, household articles,
lawn mowers, baby furniture,
etc. Want Ads Pay! Phones 167
and 283. KINGS MOUNTAIN
HERALD.
PORTABLE ELECTRIC AND
ACET6LYNE WELDING AND
GENERAL MACHINE WORK;
latest equipment, prompt ser
vice. KINGS MOUNTAIN MA
CHINE WORKS, inc., Old St.
n-7-tfn.
FOR SALE ? PHONOGRAM!
RECORDS ? Buy them at .Lo
gan's Supply and save on abig
discount. Open from 8 a. m. til
6 p. m. Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. Close at one o'clock Sat
urdays. f-14-38.
FO? SALE: 6-room house, rea
sonable price. House 58. Cora
Mill. f-7-21-pd.
FOR SALE ? New four-room
house, with bath, on Lake
Moqtonia Road. Would accept
pick-up truck as down pay
ment. Call Claude Morgan, Jr.,
Phone 453-W-4. f-7-21pd.
$7,940 Collected In Fines. Costs
In Recorder's Court During 1851
During the year 1951. Kings
Mountain Recorder's court levied
fines arid court costs amounting
to $7,940.40, according to a re
port of C. E. Carpenter, clerk of
?court.
There were 685 cases called for
trial and of this number 577
drew convictions. Twenty-foil
were dismissed or found not guil
ty, 11 were sent to Superior court
and live were appealed Seven de
fendants requested ii lal by jury
and prayer for Judgment was con
tinued in 14 cases.
One defendant was bound over
to Superior Court on a man
slaughter charge while 14 counts
were nol prossed and three were
nol prossed with leave. Five cases
were sent to Juvenile court for
trial and one defendant was tried
for violation of the Compulsory
school law. ? ? .
Twenty-three persons received
jail or road sentences totaling 5
years and 3 months. Th? sen
tences were in periods of 30, 60,
and 90 days and 6 and 12 months.
As in most cases, public drunk
enness led the list of arrests with
272. Next in frequency were cases
of speeding with 55 and assault
on a female, 35.
Other cases called were: carry
ing concealed weapon, 9;. aban
donment and non -support, 8; non
support, 8; assault with deadly
weapon, 17; simple assault, 10;
driving drunk, 16; driving with
out a driver's license, 23; reck
less driving, 18; hit .and run, 6; il
legal possession of non-tax-paid
whiskey, 27; illegal possession
tax:paid whiskey, 8; illegal pos
session tip boards, 1; transport
ing, 1; larceny, 7; temporary lar
ceny, 1; interfering with fire dc
partment. 1; interfering with an
officer, 1; using profane, and in
decent language, 2; attempted as
sault with deadly weapon, 2; dis
posing of mortgaged property, 2;
worthless checks, 7; malicious
damage to property, 3, illegal
possession of firecrackers. 2; fail
ure to pay taxi fare. 5; vagrancy.
2; minor traific violations, 28.
Parking meter violations cur
ing the year 1951. totaled 1,930 ac
cording to a report of Officer J;
O. Thompson. The one dollar fine
was paid by 492 and the remain
ing 1.-J38 were cancelled for va
rious reasons or the perpetrators
failed to report to the police de
partment.
All Kinds Of
Electrical Wiring
JUST RECEIVED
Big New Shipment
RESIDENTIAL
Lighting Fixtures
L A. HOKE
Electrical Contractor
Cherokee St. Phone 368
FOR SALE ? Two-room house
with all modern conveniences,
one and one-half acres of land
half mile from El Bethel ohur
eh. Approx. 50 yds. off county
road. Partly financed. Pay me
j $950 and take up payments.
This is our loss and your gain
] Reason for selling, transferred
i from state. Contact M. C.
FALLS at Phone 194-W, or
write to me at West Friend
ship. Maryland. THOMAS E.
BRIDGES. f-7-21.
RADIO V RECORD PLAYER ?
Admiral. Perfect Condition.
$49.50. GAULTS APPLIANCES,
Phone 225, 415 N. Piedmont.
f-14-tfn.
Negro News
By Mrs. Cannie Gordon
105 Carpenter Street
Kings Mountain, N. C.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tnin Service of Galilee church
met Tuesday night. Feb. 5 at the
home of Mrs. Margaret Miller.
Mrs* Ruby Burris and Mrs. Miller
led the devotions, Mr?. Burris
spoke on "Where is Wisdom
Found"; Mrs; Miller talked on
"You Would Live". There were
nine members present, the visi
tors were Mrs. Sarah Adams,
Mrs. Mose Burris. One course of
refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting by the hos
tess. - . /c \ ?.
Mrs. Wilma McCill and chil
dren of High Point were recent
visitors in Ivings Mountain.
Fuheral services were held
Thursday 2 p. m. at Vestibule A.
M. E. Zion church- for Rufus
Weathers. Rev. S. 1. Clement con
ducted the rites. Surviving are
his wife, his parents, Kzneal and
Gllarea Weathers of Kings Moun
tain; two brothers and two sis
ters.
Davidson Bears
Get Revenge
Davidson high school's boys!
basketball team hit the victory |
trail once again last Wednesday
night at CheriVville when they
defeated Hunterville 45-34. Hun
tersvllle girls posted another win
over Davidson girls by 31-21.
The boys got w'evenge for the
only loss of the season when
Huntersville defeated the David
son quint 52-48 last Thursday
night at Charlotte.
L. C. Burris led the Bears with
17 points and Thelma Burris hadi
8 in -the girls losing effort. j
The boxes:
BOYS
DAVIDSON (45)
Floy*? *o?. c rc tp rr ftm
L. C Burris, 7 3 17 2 2
Martin. Bennix B O 12 2 1
Clyde Taylor, Jr. 113 3 * 0
Roosevelt Adams 4 3 J I 3 -I
Sam Burris 1 0 2 1
Miles Brown I) O <1 0 1
Leon Taylor- o 0 <i o o
Ikle Jfamerson O O o o o
Henry Carroll *1 0 6 0 1
VV. R. Bianton ? o o l l
James Jordan . O 0 .0 0 . 0
Charles Perry # O u 0 0 0
TOTALS 19 7 4b 16 11
| HUNTERVILLE (34)
PlaY?r? Pot. G FG TP PF FTM
; A. K. I II- 5 2 12 2 I
! J. port on " o ;i .1 n :i
> J. Polls <10 0 2 0
J. Boltrord o 0 0 J 0
I H. Huston 2 0 4 ft o
1 C. Sttiuon 0 O 0 1 ? 0
i K. Norman 2 1 ?> 2 2
<: (;?Mon . o o o o
iC . Black 3 or 6 ? 2 *
Mayftcw |021 0
V 0 " ?
jl stln?"P 1 * ?
El JohMP" . J3 6
TOTA1-S 1* ? J ? TOIOJ
Sto.. *>T ?20 '7 iv 1 4r>
Davidson.
1 o
0
Hunt?rvU|? *6 12 H * ill
| Technical fouls: J. Norton ?.
GIRLS
DAVIDSON (21)
Players Pos. G FG TP PF FTM
] Hazel Adams, f 2 2 r? 0 3
* Thelnta Burris.- f 2 h
I Norma Toombs. e <17
Betty Ross, k ' 1
' Dorothy Presjrtey. if o
| M it? Lester liughes. g I
i Dt?ila Garvin, g 0 ?
I Barbara Kills. yr (,
j Botiby Bj i-rji. y ' 0
! Inez Boss. " o
- t
TOTALS 8 5 21 5 0
HUNTERVILLE (31)
Players ' Pos. G FG TP PF FTM
' Ada Oarr. f 1 (i. 2 ! 0
J Clydle GrlVr. f 0 o 0 O 0
j Geneva Polts. f 4 0 8 1 t)
tofCgy 1-awson. f 0 0 0.0 0
} Mary Sherrlll . c 10 1 .21 1 'A
] Dorothy. Houston: e 0 0 0 4 o
j Helena Grief,* r 0 0 0 3 0
' Amelia Wflson, k 4
: Barbara Stevenson. , g .4
j Ktta Dubois, k 0
; Kay Clarke, ? 0
j Lola Graham r 0
TOTALS 15 1 II 1? 3
j Scor* by Pf rlcxli 1 2 3 4 Total
I>avidior, 3 4 7 B ? 21
HuntorVUlf 6 12 n 0 31
Tcchnicat frnil*. II. Grlpr 2.
Otrirlsis J. H. Twilty Helereu Smith
Umpire; Starer Graci; Boyd
We Wish To Thank Our
Many Customers For The
Wonderful Shower of Gifts
Operators: Pinky Curry, Hester Patterson and
Mary Jordan
PINKY'S BEAUTY SALON
302 W. King St. Phone 91 10
IMPEBIAL THEATRE
Kings Mountain, n. C Phone 154
? last SHOWING? THURSDAY, FEBRUARY U
Double Featura
'Hunt the Man Down" "West of the Pecos"
Gig Toung Robert Mitchum
Cleo Moore Barbara Hale
Colo* Cartoon
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15-16
Double Feature? Open at 11 a. m.
"Border Treasure" "Double Deal"
Tim Holt Marf* Wind,0r
Richard Derrtng
Serial ? Two Cartoon*
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 1S-19
"THAT'S MY BOY"
Dean. Martin ? Jerry Lewis
Color Cartoon
WEDNESDAY ANDTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20 21
"Gene Autry and The "Chain Gang"
Mounties" Marjorie Lord
Color Cartoon
"*W hrj Pay More ? See the Beet For Less" Admits! cm 30c a*id 9c
FOR SALE ? 12-cu. ft. Deep,
freeze home freezer. Good con-,
ditlon. Call George Houser.
Phone 108-W. f-14-28.
FOR SALE ? 5 burner new Per
fection streamline oil stove
and one perfection 30 gallon
hot water heater, practically
new. See Carl Herndon, Ci rover
foad or call 195* M. f *1-1.
FOR RENT -? 4 -room house, h.ith
and electric hoi water. Sims
street. See HAYWOOD LYNCH,
at Western Auto Store. (-11.
DRIVE-IN
The finest
and the fatgest.'
FREE CANDY
For The Children
at the Box Office
EVERY NIGHT
THURS. LAST SHOWING
February 14
"Cattle Drive"
in technicolor with
Joel McCrea . Dean Stockwell
Cartoon
FRIDAY. Feb. 1$
"The Prince who
was A Thief"
In technicolor with Tony
Cut tie and Piper Laurie
Cartoon
SATURDAY. FEB. 16
"fesse lames"
in technicolor with
Tyrone Power
Randolph Scott
Nancy Kelly
,. Cartoon
SUNDAY
MONDAY & TUESDAY
February 17, 18 & 19
"BEST of the
BADMEN"
Robert RT?n
Claire Trevor
Robert Preston
Cartoon
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
February 20 and 21
"SHOW BOAT"
in technicolor with
Kathryn Grayson
Ava Gardner
Howard Keel
Cartoon.
NOW YOU CAN
SEE THE BEST
?lor 40c at?
Diane 29
GASTONIA HIGHWAY
HEATERS
For Your Comfort
Repairs On
ALL ELECTRIC
Appliances
Free Pick-up, Delivery
Charlie Harrill's
Electric Appliance
Service
203 S. Goforth Phone 245-W
FOR HAULING ? Sand, gravel,
top soil, brick, lumber, fertili
zer. HAZEL L. GILL TRUCKING
SERVICE, Corner W. King and
Tracy sts. Phone 424- R J-3-tfn
Bakings mountain'
BESSEME& CITY
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE ,
Located on King* Mountain ?
Imimw City Highway, only
2 Miles from Kings Mountcin.
OPEN 7 DAYS PER WEEK
LAST SHOWING
Thursday, February 14
"Peking Express"
Joseph Cotton-Corine Calvet
News ? Cartoon
FRIDAY* and SATURDAY
February 15-16
"Return of Frank James"
Henry Fonda
Comedy and Cartoon
Late Show Saturday. Feb, 16
Starts at 11:30
"House on Telegraph
Hill"
Richard Basehart
Valentine Cortese
SUNDAY and MONDAY
February 17-18
"Warpath"
Edmorid O'Brien
Forest Tucker
2 Cartoons
Monday & Tuesday
Nights Are
Nigh
FAMILY
NIGHTS
EVERY WEEK
Adm* 5oc per car
TUES., WED- THUIIS.
Feb. 19-20-m
"No Highway In The
Sky
James Stewart
Marlene DJe'rich
News and Cv
.. oc r
LATE SHOW EVERY
SATURDAY NIGHT AT
11:30
? 2 Shows Nightly ?
ADMISSION 40c
? FREE ADMISSION ?
To Children Under 12
When accompanied by parents
. r---.wwav
Joy Theat
vp
/TWOS MOUNTAIN, N C. PflOSF. 500
TICKET orrict OPENS li?? WEEK DATS ? lii *J SATURDAYS
THURSDAY, LAST SHOWING FE BR U A R Y ~K
"DETECTIVE STOP "
with Kirk Douglas and Eleanor Parser
Very Latest News and Short
Friday & Saturday F sL j- I !> i 16
"ltte BAREFOOT M .1 ^ N"
with Robert Cumnt.ngs and Ten*/ I looie
2 Cartoons and Comedy
Monday & Tuesday February 18 & 19
"DAVID and BATHSKE3A"
in technicolor
wiih Gregory Peck and Susand Haywcrd
Very Latest News
Wednesday & Thursday February 20 & 21
"HERE COMES THE NELSONS"
with Ozzie and Harriet Nelson
Very Latest News, Cartoon, Comedy, Short
The New Dixie
KIN08 MOUNTAIN, N. C. PHONK ->?
ticket orricE omens nu week dats-miim sattjsdats
THURSDAY7LAST"SHOWING FEBRUARY 14
"MILLION DOLLAR PURSUIT"
with Penny Edwards, Grant Withers, Norman Budd
"OKLAHOMA JUSTICE"
with Johnny Mack Brown and Jimmy Ellison
News
Fri. & Sat., Feb. 15 & 16 Double Feature
"BLAZING FRONTIERS"
with Buster Crabtye and A1 (Fuzzy) St. John
"CRIMINAL LAWYER
with Pat O'Brien and Jane Wyatt
Cartoon
Monday * Tuesday February 18 & 49
"THE LADY AND THE BANDIT"
with Louis Hayward, Patricia Medina. Tom Tully
News and Short
Wed.' - Thurs., Feb. 20 & 2 1' Double Feature
"STAND VP and S
Constance Moore. William Marshall. Bill Goodwin
"W ANTED: DEAD or ALIVE"
with Whip Wilson and Fuzzy Knight
News
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