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Kings. Mountain high school's
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Mountain, at the request o I Mt.
Holly officials, because the field
there has been sown In grass and
is not yet ready for play.
Coach Shu Carlton's Moun
taineers will be facing a strong
team in the Hawk eleven, coach- <
ed by Max Beam.
The Hawks upset strong West
Mecklenburg high last Friday
night 19-13 as Kings Mountain
was testing a new T-formatlon at
tack agafnst Bessemer City in a
27-6 coasting.
Back from last year's Hawk
eleven, which lost to Kings Moun
tain 20 to 7 on a late Mountaineer
splurge, is the Dink McManus-to
Benny Carpenter passing eombi- '
nation. The pair accounted for
last year's Mt. Holly touchdown
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and added the first one against
West last week.
McManus scored the third
Hawk touchdown last week,
scampering 40 yards with a re
covered fumble, and handed off
to Halfback Tommy Mcintosh for
30 yards and the second score.
McManus attempted 17 passes
last week, completed seven and
had one Intercepted for a West
touchdown.
Kings Mountain found Besse
mer City's defense likeable for
its running attack last Friday
and used only five passes. Coach
Carlton is counting on a strong
passing attack, with Quarter
back Ollic Harris and George
Harris tossing to several receiv
ers, Ends Ronnie Layton and Ja
mes Abernathy and Backs Don
McCarter and Charles Smith.
Fullback Richard George and
McCarter top Kings Mountain's
ground attack.
After Friday's non- conference
test, the Mountaineers start out
against Western <AA) Confer
ence opposition at Cherryville on
September 25.
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VOLLEYBALL
Red Layton, of the city recrea
tion department, announced this
week plarts to enter a volley ball
te?-m in the Gaston Recreation
' Volley Ball league this falL
j Tommy Owens will serve as
coach of the team and all boys
under 19 years of age are invited
to try out for the clulb. Interested
boys may contact Mr. Owens at
City Hall, Phone 196.
UNIFORMS
Mr. Layton has issued an ap
peal to members of the Little
League all-star team and the
Pony League team who have not
turned in their uniforms to dp so
Immediately. Next year's teams
need the suits, he said, and they
will not do anyone any good ly
ing .around the house. Uniforms
may tbe turned in to Coaches Jim
Connor, Luco Falls or Will Grice
or to Mr. Layton.
Many of the football uniforms
of last year's East team are also
missing. Players possessing foot
ball uniforms are requested to
contact Mr. Layton or turn them
in. to Coach John Charles at East
school. The uniforms will be
j needed soon.
FOOTBALL
Plans are pending to sponsor
6- man football for midgets this
fall. Mountaineer club uniforms
I will be used and four teams
fielded, under present plans.
Anyone interested in coaching
one of the teams is urged to con
tact Mr. Layton immediately.
Sponsors have already been
secured for basketball teams and
tentative arrangements made for
use of the gymnasium. Boys and
girls teams are planned for 7th
and Pih grade students.
Ar nourcements about how to
try out for the basketiball and
lootball teams will ibe made
soon.
CENTER
Plans are also pending for op
eration of a center three nights
a week in a rented building.
CARD OF THANKS ?
The family of George Lee G?r-.
don wishes to thank their friends
both white and colored, for the
sympathy shown- them during
their bereavement. May God add
His richest blessings to each one.
The Gordon and McClaln
Families.
Classified Ads
FOR SALE ? 1949 Chevrolet
pick-up, deluxe cab, extra
clean, low mileage, original
owner. Bargain at $650. James
H. Brevard, near Morgan's
Grocery, Lake Montonia Road,
phone 453-W-3. s-17-24 pd.
NOTICE OF RESALE
Under and by virtue of the po
wer of sale contained in an order
for resale made by E. A. Houser,
Clerk of the Superior Court for
Cleveland County, North Caroli
na, in the special proceeding en
titled "M. L. Harmon, et al vs.
Martin L. Harmon, Administrator
for the estate of T? N. harmon,
deceased and for Miss Ella Har
mon', deceased," I will resell for
cash on the premises hereinafter
described at public auction on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1953. at
10:00 o'clock a. m. or within le
gal hours, the following describ
ed real estate:
BEGLSINING at a stake on
Railroad Street In the Town of
Kings Mountain and runs along
said Railroad Street South 22H
West 100 feet to a stake on said
Railroad Street; thet.ee South
61% East 230 feet to ? stake;
thence North 22 East 105 feet to
a stake; thence North 62% West
230 feet to the BEGINNING, con
taining 23,755 square feet and
being the same land conveyed
by Mrs. Mamie Ash, widow, to
T. N. Harmon by deed dated 12th
of August, 1943, as will appear
on record in the Register of
Deeds Office for Cleveland Coun
ty in bookk 5-G at page 242.
The bidding will begin at
$9,507.75.
This the 15th day of Septem
ber, 1953.
Martin L. Harmon, Commissioner
I Davis and White, Attorneys.
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PATIENT LIST AT MOON
WEDNESDAY:
June, Adams, city, admitted
Thursday, August 20.
Cly?Je Roseboro, city, admitted
Saturday, August 29.
John Holland, 313 E. Ridge st.,
city, admitted Thursday, Septem
ber 3.
Bertha Carpenter,' Cherryville,
N. C., admitted Saturday, Septem
ber 5.
Carrie Mace, city, admitted Mon
day, September 7.
Bill Bell, 623 E. King St., city,
admitted Thursday.
Thelma Bridges, city, admitted
Friday.
W. S. Fultpn, Sr., city, admitted
Friday.
Frances Goforth, route 2, city,
admitted Friday.
Lindy Painter, route 2, Shelby,
admitted Friday.
Nina Smith, Grace St., city, ad
mitted Sunday.
Maude Griffin, Bessemer City,
admitted Monday.
Blanche Phillips, 312 Waco
Road, city, admitted Monday.
Mrs. Buddy Swink, route 2, city,
admitted Monday.
Hazel Brown, city, admitted
Tuesday; '
Virginia Carter, city, admitted
Tuesday.
Mattie Young, city, admitted
Tuesday.
Centra' Methodist
CHURCH NEWS
By Mrs. Baxter Payseur
On Tuesday night the Sr. M. Y.
F. had a barbeque supper at Red's
in Shelby, where- the winners in
a recent attendance contest were
treated to supper by the losers.
Captain of the winning side was
Eddie Goforth,. and Bud Mayes
headed the losing side.
At the MYF council meeting
held last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Baxter Payseur, program leaders
for the rest of the year for the
morning and evening meetings
were outlined, also a hostess list
for the year for monthly council
meetings. Bud Mayes will be pro
gram leader Sunday, also host
to the council next month. Miss
Mozelle Masters is to conduct a
check list soon to discover pro
gram needs of the group, and a
retreat will be held to plan pro
gram topics for the year.
Next Sunday is "Victory and
Advance Sunday, when the
church will look over the year's
achievements and to next year's
hopes, also receive pledges to the
church for the coming church
year.
The general meeting of the W.
S. C. S. will be held Monday night
at 8, after the spiritual life meet
ing at 7:30 o'clock.
Midweek Prayer Services are
being held at 7:30 each Wednes
day night, with discussions on
"The Prayers of Jesus".
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