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MORE ABOUT ^ Staodmoblle ' ' Plain f'roilt Pcirje weii. Cih L>;i vUl G. Mc Danjf l. Herbert Leigh. - Miss Mil dred Ballard, Hoyle I). McDaniel, Maynard Lee Odell, Coman F. Falls; J. D, Bridges. Charles F. . Mauney, Mrs. Frances H. Floyd, Glenn A. Putnam, Mrs. iMarce lene Owens, John H. "McDormid, Walter I>. A CroSsley, flood Wat terson. Harvey David Morrow, Mrs Barl D. Led ford. and Joe W. ?ell; ; Also Mrs. Macie G. Souther. William S. Green, Pink D. Rob? ? Ml IO?t GASfQMlA KINGS MOUNTAIN HIQHWAY FREE CANDY For The Children at the Box Office EVERY NIGHT THURS., LAST DAY August 6 DOUBLE FEATURE Vengeance Valley with Burt Lancaster ? also . Home Town Story with Marilyn Monroe COLOR CARTOON FRI.. ONLY. AUG. 7 Destry Rides Again with Marlene Dietrich and James Stewart ? also ? Sid Melton in SKY HIGH .5 color cartoons SAT.. ONLY. AUG. 8 3 BIG WESTERNS John Wayne in Dawn Rider Rod Cameron in Trigger Trail Bob Steele in Billy The Kid's Gun Justice COLOR CARTOONS SUN.. ONLY. AUG. 9 Holiday for Sinners with Gig Young and Janice Rule Love From A Stranger with John Hodiak and Sylvania Sidney Color Cartoons MONDAY - TUESDAY .August 10 and 11 7 s. uad And The Beautiful with Lana Turner and Kirk Douglas WEDNESDAY - THURS. August 12 and 13 tlnwed Mother ? and ? Good Time Girl SHORT and CARTOON OPEN ALL YEAR at 6:30 p. m. Kiddie Fairy Land ONLY ONE OF ITS KIND IN NORTH CAROLINA FREE ? Live Ponies To Ride ? Morry-Go-Round ? Wading Pool ? Swings Over 50 Painted Li(3-Siie Car toon Characters ? No Dressing Up > Vnhy Sitting ' -ff Worries Family Entertainment BIAl l??t GASTON I A KINGS MOVMTAIN HlQHWAY ert9. Donald E. Stone, Hall Rufus Goforth, Lanle C. Dettmar, Jam es A. Bell, G- W. Logan, Ira J. Kails, Mrs. Maude L. Jones. Mrs. Emelyn Gillespie, Thelma Ray Humphries, Carl F. Wilson. Mrs. Eva V. George, Clayward C. Cor ry, Mrs. Thelma Delllnger, Fran ces Edens, Miss Estelle Boheler, James H. McKee, Paul M. King, Mrs. Madge P. Warllck, Joe Don ald Roberts, Louis A. Kiser, Jn., Black, Mrs, Elizabeth F. Seism, and Miss Mildred Boheler. Arnold \V. Kincaid. Arnold W. Bell, James L Bennett. Sam Stal lirtgs, Hugh A. Logan, Jr., George H. Hull. Luther P. Ware, Charles W. Kertned^., FlOyl R. "Payne,1 Jessie Elliott, William B. Mc Swain, 'Troy L. Wright, "George H. Mauney, Mrs. Alberta D. Strickland and L. E. Abbott, Bobby, Gene Moore,. William A. MoGinnis, William E. 'Harmon, Mrs. Pauline B. Williams, .Char les. H. Owens. James T. Malcolm, Samuel Ballard, Mrs. Hlllia^d Mrs Thelma W Earney, and Roy J. Long. . i. ,vl s ? . .1 MORE ABOUT Auditor Suggests Continued From Page One . the, years, without any provision for deducting property disposals, lie commended the effort of the city to set tip perpetual inventoiy records, but added that more work should Ik* done on alloca tion of costs to particular ac counts as maintained by the re ceiving clerk and the city clerk. He said the adequacy of the reserve for Insolvents- in the tax receivables for prior years "de pends largely upon the efforts made toward collections of taxes". KINGS MOUNTAIN BESSEMER CITY DRIVE-IN THEATRE Located on Kings Mountain lUMmii City Highway, only 2 Ml 1m from Kings Mountain. OPEN 7 DATS PEB WEEK Phone 1027-J ? Kings Mtn. TODAY. THURS.. AUG. 6 "City Beneath The Sea" in technicolor ? with Robert Ryan and Mala Powers FRIDAY AND SATURDAY August 7 and 8 ? 2 days "Gun Smoke" in technicolor Audie Murphy SuBan Cabot ? Also? 30 MINUTES OF COLOR CARTOONS LATE SHOW EVERT SATURDAY NIGHT AT 11:30 MON. - TUES. ? WED August 9-10-11 ? 3 days "Abbott and Cos telo Go To Mars" with Bud Abbott - Lou Costello and Maria Blanchard Mon. & Tues. Nights Are Family Nights EVERY WEEK Adm. 50c per car UMBaMMMMaBar THURS. - FRI. - SATURDAY August 12. 13. 14 Double Feature ? 3 days "Young Lovers" ? AND? "Step Child" ? 2 Show* Nightly ? Starting at Dusk " Admission 40c ? FREE ADMISSION ? To Children Under 12 When accompanied by paront* r-* W? _ ?3 ... { IMPERIAL THEATRE * m ? f a A ? ? f\ a ? Kings Mountain. N. C Phone 134 TODAY. THURSDAY. AUG. 6 "Twilight On Rio Grande" with Gene Autry Color Cartoon DOUBLE FEATURE Havana Rose" Estilita DOUBLE FEATURE FRI. - SAT., AUG. 7-3 OPENS AT 11 O'CLOCK 'Seminole" in technicolor John WaYne Rock Hudson 2 Cart0ons New Serial ? Lost Planet No. 1 "Wyoming Outlaw" MONDAY and TUESDAY. AUGUST 10 and U "Mzx d Pa Kettle On Vacation' with Mar{j*rie Ma la and Percy KUbride Cartoon - Short WED. - THURS.. AUG. 1? ; ,%C5ty Eenenth The Sea ' in technicolor Robert Ryan- Mala Powwrs DOUBLE FEATURE "Laramie Mountains" Charles Starrett Color Cartoon "Why Pay More ? See the for Less" ? Admission 30c -9c Little Leaguers Lost At Gastonia Kings Mountain Little League's All-Star team was defeated in the consolation game of the Gastonia district tournament after posting a thrilling first round win only to be eliminated from a title shot in a second corttest. Kings Mountain camo from be hind on last Friday afternoon to post an 8-6 victory over Cherry vllle, defeating their ace pitcher Stan Crisson. On Saturday, Kings Mountain was elimlroted by Firestone's All Stars as Booby Tate tossed no-hit ball, striking out 17 in the six inning test. The losers contribut ed six errors and a trio of pit chers, Hambright, Gladden and J. R. Wright, allowed 10 hits. Playing for third place in the event on Monday, Kings Moun tain edged by Textiles 3-2. Dean Burton was the pitching star of the event for Kings Mountain and David Plonk led the hitting. Firestone, with Tate and Gus Scott pitching the way, won the district crown and advanced to the state tournament. El Bethel Series To Begin Sunday Revival services will be held at El Bethel Methodist church all next week, beginning . Sun day, with the pastor, R?*v. Boyce Huffstetier, to deliver the mes sages. f Okel Evans, pastor of the Shelby Circuit Methodist church, will be the song leader for the series. Services will be held each ev ening at 7:30 p. rtv through Au gust 15. Rev. R. L. Fort>is, a former pas tor, will conduct a week's reviv al at Penley's Chapel Methodist church August 16-22 with servic es each evening at 7:30 p.. m., I Sunday, August 1G. has been set as "Homecoming Day" at Pen ley's Chapel. DixiE KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. Admission ? 9c & 20c THURS. LAST DAY tropic: izcssrm Color by TECHNICOLOR. XWt>?t mmnmcm mONM FLEMING Emm A P?on?o??l Cartoon FRIDAY - SAT. DOUBLE FEATURE Both 1st Run Shows Murder? Without Tears with Craig Stevens and Richard Benedict ? And ? The Marksman Wayne Morris Elena Verdugo Serial e Cartoon MON. ? TUESDAY 1MM MEJ Cartoon WED. ? THURSDAY August 12 - 13 TANGIER with Maria Montex j RECREATION ROUND-UP Sue Sanders, "Miss Kings Mountain Little League," was runner up in the voting at the District tournament in Gastonia last week and was awarded a loving cup. "Miss Little South ern" was the winner with 11,865 votes or a collection total of $118.65, with proceeds to send the winning team to Greensboro for the state finals. The Pony League team lost to Boys Club of Shelby 5 to 3 but came ori in the l>ate innings to tie Dover Mill 5 to 5 Friday morn ing at Shelby. Director Layton managed the team in the ab sence of Will Grice, who is vaca tioning in New York. The Fat Ladies of Shelby took on the Ladies of Kings Mountain Wednesday afternoon in a fup packed charity affair with all proceeds going to. the Negro Goodwill Community project. Dates the stadium has 'been taken for the remainder of this month are: August 7-8-13-14-15 Jaycee Softball Tournament. (In the e vent of rain the following week end has been requested. August 29th (tentative) Grace Methodist church Talent Show. Wilson Hits Three Homers In AA Gome Kings Mountain's baseball pro fessionals in the American Asso ciation continue to make good 'showings. On July 25, George Wilson had what he considered his best night in OB. He hit three homers, a double and a single in five trips for Minneapolis, Minn., in a game against Toledo, drivijig in seven runs. On July 22, Jack Early, who managed the Minneapolis team for a spell this season, homered in a 9-2 victory over Charleston, VV. Va. AT HOSPITAL Miss Pat Henderson has joined the Kings Mountain hospital office staff and as sumed her new duties Monday as assistant to Miss Diana j Gamble, head bookkeeper. LITTLE LEAGUE DISTHICT 7 TOUHNEY Flr?t Bound July II. 1953 CHERRYVILLE t Hovmi ab r h po a ? -I.. Jenkins, 2b 3 1 1 1 1 1 Thornburg, rf 1 0 0 0 0 0 Alexander, lb 301301 Crlsson, p 3 0 110 0 Anthony, ss -310010 E. Homcsloy. of 1 1 0 0 0 1 C. Jenkins, If 2 1 0 0 0 0 Turner, 3b 2 0 0 0 1 1 Hovls, e 3 1 1 10 10 x Abernalhy 1 0 0 0 O 0 xx Nell 0 1 0 0 0 '.0 xxx Coins 0 0 0 O 0 0 TOTALS ? 22 6 4 15 4 4 KINGS MOUNTAIN Players ab r h po a ? Tlgnor. s* 3 0 110 0 Morris, rf 3 110 0 0 Conner, c 2 2 0 9 1 0 Carpenter, p. 3b 3 1 1 3 1 1 Hambrlght. cf 2 1 0 2 0 0 Guyton. 2b 2 112 0 0 Plonk, lb 3 110 0 0 Blddlx. If .10 0 10 0 Hardin. If I 1 a 0 0 0 Burton. 3b. p 2 0 0 0 ;1 1 J. V Wright, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 22 B, 6 IS 3 4 X? got on by error for Turner In 6th. xx ? ran for Aberiiathy In 6th. xxx ? hit by pitched bait for Thornburg In [ 6th. Score by Innings ? Cherryvllle 041 001?6 1 Kings Mountain 000 62x? 8 | Runs batted In: L. Jenkins. Crlsson. Hovls 2, Tlgnor. Carpenter 2. Guyton, Plonk 2. Hardin. Two base hits: Tlgnor. Three base hits: Hovts. Stolen bases: Jen kins. Thornburg. Carpenter, Conner. Left | on bases: Cherryvllle 5.' Kings Mountain 2. Base on balls ? off: Crlsson 1. Carpenter 4. Burton 3, Wright 1. Struck out ? by: Crlsson 8. Carpenter 2, Burton 5, Wright 1. Hits ] off: Carpenter 4 In 2 1.3. Wright 0 In 1-3. Hit by pitcher? by: Crlsson. Conner and Hambrlght: Burton. Thornburg. Wild' pit- | ches: Crlsson, Burton. Bid Openings On City Agenda I The city board of commission ers will hold Its regular August meeting Thursday night at 7:30 at City Hail. * Major scheduled business for I the meeting is opening of bida | for the purchase of a motor grad er for the street department, an j automobile for the police depart ment, and quotations on a- power | line rebuilding job. The board will also consider bids, if any, for a used motorcycle it is offering for sale. The largest item on the pur- 1 chase menu Is the motor grader. The current year's budget antici pates expenditure of $13,500 for | that item of equipment. The board will also consider | monthly reports and other . rou tine matters, City Clerk Joe Hendrick said Wednesday. DUrHAYMK Audrey TOTTER My DANIELS ifcnefWNWEe JO\ Theatre KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. PHONE 500 Air - Conditioned Late Shows MoUday-Wedneftdav-Friday-Saturday WED. - THURSDAY *h? cko/e* ft yoursf T?d?y'j M?t LATE SHOW SAT. 11:15 AND ? Also? MONDAY - TUES. J AUK 1 Russell MAMYN ^MONROE mm hawks' tkfir Blondes Also: News ? Cartoon Plus: News ? Comendy WED. - THURSDAY August 12*13 FRIDAY - SAT. NO TRAIL BACK!! tkH lite MB Comedy -Sports Bugs Bunny Cartoon J1 'I mmmmmmrs DeSgMtfSM' iMKU Plus: News - Cartoon Central Methodist CHURCH NEWS By Mrs. Baxter Payseur Youth Activities Week will be gin Sunday at 6:00 p. m. and con tinue each evening through Fri day. using the following sche dule: 6:00 p. m. Supper; 6:45 p. m. Fun at the Table; 7:15 p. m. Speaker; 7:45 p. m. Workshops; 8:30 p. m. Recreation; 9:10 p. m. Worship; 9:30 p. m. Home. All Methodist Youth between the ages of 12-23 are urged to attend each evening, also adult workers with youth On Wednesday evening, instead of a speaker, a religious film is to be shown, for all members of the church, at 7:15 p. m. entitled "The Second Chance." Showirtg time is 70 minutes. The pastor, Rev. Phil Shore, was back in the pulpit Sunday, having been away on vacation for three Sundays. Special music, a duet, "Ivory Palaces", was ren dered by Miss Jo Ann Dixon and Mrs. Delbert Dixon. The Official Board met Mon day night. On Thursday, August 13 at 7:30 p. m. the fourth quarterly conference will be held. Church offvials and interested members are urged to be present. Ushers for the month of August are. Floyd Payne, C. T. Carpen ter, Jr., A. H. Patterson, L. L. Ware, and G. L. McDaniel. The Sunday School picnic will be August 19, 1953. The M. Y, F. Sub-District pic nic will be held August 27 at Suttle's Pool in Charlotte. The Sr. MYF Council met Tues day evening at the church. rnsT rmxsBTTEiiAN chuich REV. P. D. PATRICK, Pastor Sunday: Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Message by James D. Newsome Pioneer Fellowship 6:00 p. m. Senior High Fellowship 7:00 p. m. Union Service 8:00 p. m. Monday: Boy Scouts 7:30 p. m. Tuesday: Play night tor Young people 7:30 p. m. Wednesday : Senior CKoIr Practice 7:30 p. m. Circle No. 11 meets with Mrs. R. B. Os borne at 8:00 p. m. Among livestock products, the. largest increase in produtcion this year is shown in cattle; slaughter the first half of this vear was up 30 per cent from a ye*, earlier. f PHILCO Automatic Electric Range ? ? ? * ? with Exclusive QUICKSET TIMER Greatest cooking work ?aver. Offered only by Phil co. Now many dollars leas than former models. MODELS *169" Gault's 415 N. PIEDMON1 wee/ phiico ?5 pHOlfE 225 deduction Sale ?? MTAttf vt. ? PROGRESS - Every Item of Summer Clothing ^ and Footwear In Our Store Has Been Drastically Reduced For Final Clearance. We Musi Moke Room For Fall and Win tor Merchandise Which Is Arriving Daily. SHOP MYERS' DURING THIS BIG SALE AND SAVEON EVERY PURCHASE! MYERS' DEPARTMENT STORE SPECIAL PURCHASE! MEN'S DRESS PANTS We have made a special pur chase of a big lot of Men's Summer Dress Pants just in time lor the present hot wea ther. Included are: Rayon Cords. Rayon Tropicals, Rayon ' .Tweeds, Novelty Weaves. All colors In stripes, checks, and solid colors. Sixes 28 to 42 , $6.95 Values
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