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HARRIS AND INTERESTED ADMIftCR ? All-Western Conference
Quarterback OUie Harris, right, chats with Rex E aright, coach of the
Unhrersity of South Carolina Gamecocks at the annual Lions club
football banquet honoring the Kings Mountain high school Moun
taineers on December 8. (Photo courtesy The Gasette.)
Grover's Cageis Scalp Bethwaze
In Pair Of County Loop Contests
Grover high school's basket
ball teams defeated Bethware In
a county loop twin bill at Beth
ware last Thursday night, the
girls by 39 to 29 and the .boys, 57
to 4&
Sue Keeter with 20 points and
Betty vWatterson with 14 paced
the Grover lassies, wtio spurted
in the second and fourth periods
to ice the game.
Bethware's Laura Morris won I
high-?coring honors lor the I
game with 23 points, three-four
thsa of her team's total.
The score was tied at 9-all af
ter the first period of play but
the visitors out -scored Bethware
12-5 In the s^.ond conto. Bieth
ware toppod the scoring in the
T GIRLS
Betlnrare
VIM Is to*. C PO TP
Laura Morris, t 9 .5 23
Haze: Bolln, t 2 2 6
J ear ell e Anthony, (0.0 0
Mildred Peterson, f 0 0 0
WUiM Ledbetter. g
Juanlt* Lovelace, g
Bolln, g
^Shirley Led better, g
Bell, g
g
TALS ^ ? . U ?'! 29
Gro Ml
nart. rot. a re tp
Rr.r ? s 20
Iterson, f 4 6
nbrlght, 110
>nder. f IX
ffstettler. g
Reynolds, g
' (fstettlcr, g
TALS 12 IS
BY PEBIODS;
14
2
3
39
1
3
0
5
1
5
?1
3
0
s
II
' - ?
Bethware
rioter, Po..
Richard
BOYS
third period 7-4 to creep up to
21-25 'but a strong Grover finish
leveled off thelosers.
.Tommy Keeter's effortless
shooting antics and Donald El
lis' high production on the foul
line was the difference in the
boys contest, with the losing'
Bethware five almost equalling
the winners In field goals 16 to
u.
Keeter bucketed 10 field goal$
and hit seven of 14 charity shots
for the 27 points and Ellis hit on
12 of 22 foul shots fend made four
field goals for 20 points.
Jack Harmon hit >8 field goals
and a free shot for 17 points to
pace Bethware. Dean Huskey hit
four goals and four charity shots
for 12 markers.
Bethware finished strong but
couldn't overcome a 32-25 half
time deficit.
The .box scores:
"Hep" 'Cats lamp
Away Out Front
In Keg Action
The Alley Cats won and the
Luckies lost in Kings Mountain
Bowling league action Monday
night at Shelby Community Cen
ter, the combination sending the
'Cats way out front in the loop
standings.
The "hep" 'Cats, paced by Jim
Hamrick's 337 and iRalph Arro
wood's 322, defeated the Inde
pendents 1468 to 1447.:
Arrowood copped high line
GAMES or DEC. M
Alley Cats (11-4) tndspandants <S-lfl)
Howell 270 Fall! 376
Morrison 257 Houser 296
Ware 280 Carpenter 267
Hamrlck 337 Logan 292
Arrowood 322 Bracket! 316
SCORE 1488 SCORE 1447
| Htyh Line ? Arrowood. 129.
Kl?h Sat ? Ham rick. 337.
Mova tains* rs (8-8) Locklas (8-7)
Tlgnor 352 Jonas 270
Krzzlah 277 Kelly 270
Wright 320 Biser 244
Clark 291 Ever hart 257
Gamble 271 Wilson 283
SCORE 1811 SCORE 1333
Hl?h Urn* ? Wright, Its.
High Sat ? Wright 3*0.
El-Bethel-Bethware
News
(Mrs. Leonard Gamble)
Dec. 15. ? The Bethware P. T. A.
sponsored a Fall Festival at Beth
ware school Friday night. A good
crowd was present. Special guest
for supper was Kerr Scott, form
er governor of the state. Pro
ceeds from thte Festival will start
a fund to purchase an activity
bus for the school. Each grade
sponsored a talent program, win
ner of the group was the 1st
grade.
Tuesday night was Family
night for the Men's Progressive
club of Bethware. They held a
Christmas party and suppfer in
the school lunch room.
Saturday at 2:30 p. m. Mrs.
Charles McSwain entertained at
a birthday party at her home here
for her daughter, Alice. Games
and contests were enjoyed after
which refreshments were served.
Alice received many nice gifts
from her many friends.
Rev. C. W. Walker and daugh
ter, Linda attended the funeral
Friday of R. L. Jolly who was
honors with 129, while Albert
Brackett topped the losers with
316.
Fred Wright, Jr., put together
a 122 high line and a 320 set for
top honors as the Mountaineers
dumped the Luckies 1411 to 1323.
Futman Wilson's 282 topped the
losers, who had one of their
worst nights.
buried at New Prospect. Mr. Wal
ker assisted with the funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morris and
family spent the weekend at
Jackson Springs with relatives.
Mrs. Wanza Goforth is sick and
in the Kings Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Hoyles of
Florida are spending several
weeks here with their family.
Friday night of this wfeek the
El-Bethel Home Demonstration
club will hold its annual Christ
mas party in the Bethware lunch
room. Rev. Boyce Huffstetler will
give the devotional. They will al
so have a pound party.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wise had
as their weektend guests her sis
ter, Mrs. Duncan, of Cherryville,
and Mr. Duncan.
The Jessie Lee Circle met at E1-.
Bethel Sunday night. Mrs. Virgle
Eaker and Mrs. James Elder had
charge of thte program.
Rev. and Mrs. Boyce Huffstet
ler spent Saturday In Charlotte.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Reynolds were Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Gantt of Elizabeth and Mr.
and Mrs. Baxter Green and fami
ly of near Fallston.
Mrs. F. F. Hemdon. returned
home last week from Florida
where she spent several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. R. L. For
bis and Mr. Forbls.
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service met Wednesday af
ternoon at 2:30 p. m. at El-Bethtl
club house for their December
program.
Ray Whisnant
Buys Guernsey
Ray Whisnant ha3 purchased
a young Guernsey sire, Belmont
View Hardwick Pete, from A. B.
Slagle, Franklin, N. C., and sell
ing a young Guernsey sire, Lad
die's King Royal, to Wayne Bar
rett, Waco, N. C.
Mr. Whisnant's young bull is
out of the cow, Belmont View
Bonwlck Pallie, and is sired by
Grand View Daisy's, Hardwick,
where Mr. Barrett's young bull
is out of thfe cow. Sweepstake's
Holly, *nd is sired by Pleasant
View Ace's Laddie. >
Our Appreciation . . .
We wish to state our considerable appreciation to all who cooperated
and collaborated with us ;.n presenting last weekend's MODEL HOME
SHOW in Crescent Hill, particularly to ELMER LUMBER COMPANY,
sponsor of the show, and to BAIRD FURNITURE, COMMUNITY IMPLE
MENT <5r SUPPLY CO.. COOPER'S, INC., McGINNIS FURNITURE COM
PANY, and STERCHI'S, for their help in furnishing the home, to ALLEN
FLOWER SHOP for flowers, and also to each and everyone of the sever
al hundred persons who inspected this new ranch-style residence and,
thereby, made the show a most successful event.
Crescent Hill Developement Co., Inc.
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