Queens Opening
Florist Fixm
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Queen an
nounced Chls week opening of
Queen's Florist on Stiel<by road.
The new firm will feature a
full line of lowers and a line of
gift Items.
The owners recently completed
courses at the Flaunt Floral De
sign School at (Miami, Florida.
Mr. Queen formerly operated
Kings Street Gulf Service.
Ware Loses Eye
Following Accident
Howard Ware, well ? known
Kings Mountain citizen, Is a pa
tient In Charlotte Eye, Ear, Nose
& Throat hospital, where he is
receiving treatment following an
accident to his right eye suffered
last Friday.
Mr. Ware was repairing an axe
when a small piece of metal be
came embedded in his eye. Re
sulting infection has caused the
loss of sight in the eye, and his
condition was still regarded as
serious, though Improved, Tues
day night
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Mauney Rites
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ton; which he helped found, En-,
terprlse Manufacturing Company
and Crowder*s Mountain Manu
facturing Company.
An active churchman and lay
leader throughout his life, Mr.
Mauney had an especial Interest
in the welfare of the Lowman
Home, at White Rock, S. C-, a
Lutheran home for the aged and
Infirm.. He had been a trustee of
the Lowman Home since 1922
and was vice-president of the
board at the time of his death.
He had (been named a life-time
member of this board. He had
served his home church U? vari
ous capacities and was cbntlnu
ously one of Its most liberal con
tributors. both to nominal and
special projects.
He was a former member of
the Kings Mountain school
board, which he served for eight
years, and which he had served
as secretary. In 1947, he joined
with other members of his famU
ly in giving to the city the Jacob
S. Mauney Memorial Library and
Teacher's Home.
Mr. Mauney was also Interest
ed in agriculture and operated
several farms in the area.
Mr! Hayney was married on De
cember 20, i899, to Miss Susan
Anna Iscnhower, at Coricordla
Lutheran church, Conover, who
survives. ' ,
Six children survive,- including
two sons, Aubrey Mauney and
p'r. Jacob P. Mauney, both of
Kings Mountain, . and four
daughters; Mrs. B. N. (Julia)
Barnes, of Kings Mountain, Mrs.
II. B. < Juanita) Wolf, of Char
lotte, Mrs. L- L. (Frances) Lohr,
of Raleigh, and Mrs. C. P. (Mar
tha Lou) Fisher, of Rockwell. Al
so surviving are three brothers.
R. L. Mauney. D. C. Mauney and
W. K. Mauney, all of Kings
Mountain;, a sister, Mrs. E. C.
Cooper, of Chapel Hill; 12 grand
children and two great grand
children.
The funeral rites were conduct
ed by Df/WrP. Gerberding, pas
tor of the church, with the Rev.
L. E. Blaekwelder, superinten
dendent ,of the Lowman Home,
assisting.
Active pallbearers were Horace
Iscnhower, Samuel Isenhower
and James Isenhower, all of
Conover, Carl F. Mauney, Dr.
William L. Mauney, George H.
Mauney and Jacob M Cooper, all
of Kings Mountain.
MORE ABOUT
Initial Play
Continued. From Page One
the Indian, and Bobby Eng as
"Cirlos", the Mexican.
The stage setting was perhaps
the best effort to date by the Lit
tle Theatre "builders", who al
ways come up with remarkable
props. B S Peeler, Jr., Delbert
Carrousel Princess
Ti Bide In Bntck
D??n Buiok Company will fur
nish transportation for the Kings
Mountain princess at the Caro
Unas Carrousel at Charlotte
Thursday.
IMlss Connie Bennett, local
princess, will ride In the gala
parade In a Bulck convertible
furnished (by the local firm.
Announcement was made by
Howell Lane, high school prin
cipal. ? ?? ?
Dixon and Bruce Thorbum serv
ed on the stage and set commit
tee.
Mrs. M. A. Ware and Mrs. Au
brey Mauney served on the ward
robe committee and the costum
ing was near-perfect.
Meek Carpenter directed the
play, his initial effort, and Mrs.
M uuney and Mrs. W. R. Hudspeth
served as prompters. Mrs. Billie
Gene McDanlel and Sonny Mc
Daniel served on the make-up
committee and Mrs. I. B. Goforth,
Jr. had charge of tickets.
Lay-Away Now
lor ladies . . .
House Coats ? Pajamas
Bedroom Shoes, felt & leather
Hose ? Blouses ? Sweaters
Dress Lengths? Bags
Gloves ? Umbrellas
Slips ? Panties
for the home . . .
Bed Spreads ? Blankets
Boxed Pillow Cases ? Sheets
for men . . .
Shirts - Ties ? Bedroom Shoes
leather and felt
Jackets, 100 percent wool
interlining and fur collars
Seeks ? Handkerchiefs
Good Assortment
Toys
GIFTS FOR
THE FAMILY
AMOS & SON
413 N. Piedmont
Telephone 12S-W
It I
visit to
Kings Mountain next Thursday, December 4th.
Timet Thursday Afternoon
Place: City Stadium
SANTA CLAUS WILL HAVE A TREAT FOR EACH CHILD!
A Promotion Of the Kings Mountain Merchants Assn.
VOTE
VOTE
Against Polio!
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State Board of Health Orders Sewage Installation
For City Of Kings Mountain
VOTE ON DECEMBER 6th
for
PROTECT OUR CHILDREN AND THE FUTURE GENERATION OF KINGS MOUNTAIN
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GARLAND E. STILL. Mayor
I AMES G. LAYTON
Ward 1 Commissioner
LLOYD E. DAVIS
Ward 2 Commissioner
OLLAND R. PEARSON
Ward 3 Commissioner
CP. BARRY
%
BAXTER T. WRIGHT. Sr.
Ward 5 Commissioner
VOTE
VOTE