Recorder's Court
Held On Monday
Regular weekly session of City
Recorder's court was held In city
hall courtroom Monday after-,
noon. Judge Jack White presided
and Joe Mull, city attorney, acted
as solicitor.
Marsall Wright, Negro, receiv
ed sentence of 12 months on the
road for assault with a deadly
weapon on his wife, Eda Wright.
The assault occurred December
15. Weapon used in the assault.
According to testimony, was an
iron rod. Defendant gave notice
of appeal end bond was set at
$500.
Amanda Jamison and Emma
Spencer, Negroes, were both
found guilty on charges of illegal
possession of non-taxed paid
whiskey. First defendant was
given Judgment of 60 days work
on the roads,, suspended upon
^ood behaviour conditions and
payment of a $10 fine and costs
of court. The second defendant
was given 90 days with judgment
suspended upon good behavior
conditions and payment of a $20
fine and costs of court. Attorney
John J. Mahoney of Shelby was
counsel for the defense.
Lonnle Hopper was found guil
ty of disposal of mortaged pro
perty belonging, to Grayson's
J"\velry.' Mortuged property in
th" casr was a watch originally
purchased In September of M8.
Judgment was 90 days work on
the road, suspended upon pay
ment nf a $5 fine and cost of
i court, i;
Preliminary hearing was waiv
ed In the cusc of Eugene Wiggins,
charged with breaking and en
tering ShOckley's Grocery and
taking merchandise from the es^
tablishment at a value of $29.
Bond was set at $300.
Several cases of public drunk
enness were heard In the Monday
session.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE HERALD
At this time of the year,
all hearts are in tune
with' the spirit
of the Season.
We wish a Joyous
Holiday to all.
WARE & SONS
Manufacturers of Pinnacle Feeds
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KINGS MOUNTAIN
Hospital Log
VISITING HOURS
Daily. 10 to II ? m.
3 tc 4 p. m. and 7 to I 9, m.
PATIENT LIST AT NOON
WEDNESDAT:
Don Bennix, city, admitted
Saturday, December J.3.
Theima Whits.tine, city, admit
ted Wednesday December 17.
Arthur Eisenhower, city, ad
mitted Wednesday, December
17.
Mrs. Essie Wright, city, ad
mitted Thursday, December . 18.
Joel Marble, city, admitted
Thursday, December 18.
Mrs. Dewel Rathbone, city,
admitted Friday. December 19.
Mrs. Ola Coins, city, admitted
Saturday, December 20.
Mrs. Fred Ramsey, city, ad
mitted Sunday, December 221.
Mrs. Pearl Gooudelock, city,
admitted Sunday, December 21.
' MORS ABOUT
Bonuses
Continued From Front Puge -
about $3,000. according to an
nouncement by G. C. Ke!ly; gen^
eral superintendent.
Park Yarn Mills will shutdown
for the Christmas holiday Wed
nesday morning and resume
work schedules Monday, as Will
Loom-Tex Corporation, while
Nelsler Mills, Inc., is taking a
full week's holiday.
Elmer Lumber Company will
close for the weekend, but will
operate through Wednesday.
Herald Publishing House will
close Tuesday at noon, resuming
operations Monday.
Ware A Sons, feed manufac
turers and wholesale grocers,
will fallow the merchants' holi
day schedule, suspending oper
ations only on Thursday and
Friday
Superior Stone Company will
cease operations Tuesday and
resume Monday. However, office
personnel will be on duty
through Wednesday, returning
to work Saturday. '
The city offices will close for
the weekend, f ronv -Wednesday
afternoon, to Monday morning,
as will a number of the city's
(?leaning establishments. R. & B,
Restaurant announced it would
be closed Christmas Day, and
Kings Mountain Drug Comnay
will be open for prescription
service only from 10 a. m. to
noon, anil from 4 to 6 p m. Grif
fin Drug Company said it would
he open for prescription service
only a short while Christmas
morning. Drug stores and res
taurants will he open on regular
schedules Friday.
The hlstohy of Jerusalem goes
back to the Stone Age, according
to the Encyclopedia Hritannica.
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To each one of you. we wish the
greater happiness that comes with sharing
Christmas with friends and neighbors
. . and with sharing the Holiday
with Him, in His house.
And to this wish we add the hope that
the New Year brings to you a
fuil measure of good health and prospe.'ty.
Department
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Clubs, Churches
Spreading Cheer
Civic clubs and churches of the |
community are again working j
this year to make Christmas a ?
pleasant occasion for the needy
of the community.
The Kings Mountain Lions club
meets as usual on Tuesday even
ing at 7 o'clock, but It will forego
its regular dinner to allow more
time for distributing baskets to
the blind of the community. The
work Is under the direction of the
Christmas committee, which In
cludes Dr. N,- H. Reed, J. C. Mc
Kinney, Denver King and C. D.
Ware.
The Kings Mountain Kiwanls
club Is brightening Christmas for
Willie McCrimmon, colored inva
lid, by replacing her dilapidated
bed with a new hospital bed and
mattress, . and the Kiwanls club
ia collaborating with the Lions
and Junior Chamber of Com
merce in purchasing an artificial
arm for Dexter Williams, arm
less colored man.
The Junior Chamber of Com
merce will put the finishing
touches on its second annual
"Buy A Can, Leave A Can" pro- 1
Ject, which 'means that the Jay- j
cees will distribute baskets of
food to many of the city's needi
est families.
The Kiwanls club also contrl- |
buted about $50 to the Walter ;
Smith family, which recently lost (
Its home and furnishings by fire, j
MORS ABOUT
Parsons
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verse of the Scripture, "Well
Done Thou Good and Faithful
Servant; Thou Hast Been Faith
ful," after stating that He was
deeply appreciative of his long
service.
Commissioner Davis said, "We
really appreciate the work you
have done, along with all city
employees."
Mayor Still said, "It will be a
good many years "before we can
do without you."
Cornmissioner Pearson told the
honored guest that his work
has always been appreciated
and that he was. looking forward
to working with him further
"during the next four months."
Honter Allen, long - time city
employee, praised iMr. Parson's
work, M. K. Fuller said that "no
one could ask for more hearty
cooperation than he has given"
and Tom Henry said, "I've been
with him all day, every day
since I've been here. I consider
his best attribute to be his good
Christian character."
Mr. Fulton and Sam Suher al
so made remarks and E. A. Har
rill said. "I've Jaeen Mr. Par
son's next; - door neighbor ?
I didn't get us quite as early (as
he did) ? ills truck has gone
rain, snow or shine ? I've never
known a man as faithful ? when
you live next to man for so long,
you get to know him ? I've
found out he is a Christian and
I want to congratulate him ?
he's done a fine job."
Airs, Parsons said that the
honored guest has always been
a wonderful husband and a
grand father.
Among the dozen Negro city
employees preset* were Clarence
Wa.de, who has been with the
city for 2(5 years, Alex Adams,
W years. Sam Williams. .13 years,
Walter D; <Smokey Joel Johnson.
t> years and Kd Link;' ail of
whom made short talks
Tin- dinner was served by ladies
of. Second Baptist ehcireh and
Mrs Krtiel White presented din
ner mu<ie
The menu consisted of turkey
.< ud .iressing ham. given bear >. :
slaV, jams. creamed- potatoes.!
craAbetfy sauce, hot rolls, French
ipple pre and coti^^ . ,
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Our good wishes
on m?ont not for jost [ * >
' Chrishnts, but for the
whtlt y?ar ahiad.
C^KRISTMAS morn it just around tho cornor and imart Santa's
aro doing thoir shopping now. Selections aro groator and
you can pay for these values on oasy credit terms here.
SANTA IS DOING HIS SHOPPING AT DELLINGER'S.
DURING THEIR CHRISTMAS
Pitches
$19.95
f Silver Plated
! ? Gravy Ladles
' 39c
42 Pieces
Seivice for 6
Silverplated Flatware
$12.88
^?<Jies'
Br?c elets
Metf<"lioas
^orrings
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OInPoc(s
Dfl"'o.0a,ie
?a<S TraySugQr
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'jjnond a .
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529.95
Ladies' & Gents'
I. D.
Bracelets
$5.95 up
Se,S?Pie<-e
i/^Porfed
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Sgj"'S&S0B
Sa,e ^ice
Ladies'
Expansion
Locket & Bracelet
Sets
$5.95
Ladies' Pearls
Single Strand 49c
Double strand 79c
Triple Strand 98c
Chokers . . . $1.49
Cigarette
TTrUTTOC
LllrXI 1 LIIm
S1.95
Lighter Combinations
$1.94
nu.85
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water Pitchers Lighter Combii
| S9.95 $1.94
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