OFFICERS OF BARBER ASSOCIATION — Pictured are officers of the
formed Kings Mountain Chapter 1049 of Associated Master Barbers
and Beauf iaians of America with U. D. Koonce, of Greensboro, execu
tive vice-Resident of Associated Master Barbers of North Carolines
Left to right, first row, are Mr. Koonce, J. Lee Roberts, president. Sec
ond row, left to right. Charles A. Goforth, sergeant-at-arms, Sidney
R. Dixon, secretary-treasurer. G. L. Wright, vice-president, and Cur
tis V. Gaffney, recording secretary. Mr. Koonce presented the charter
at a banquet held Tugust 1, at the Moose Lodge dining room.
SOCIETY
Mrs. Campbell Hostess
At Buffet Supper Sunday
Mrs. E. L Campbell entertain
ed at a buffet supper Sunday
evening at her home on West
Mountain stret.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
P. J. Heffernon and family, Mrs.
Ida Crunier, Mr. and Mrs. Char
les B. Campbell, Jr., and family,
of Wilmington, Delaware, and the
Campbells, of W. Mountain st.
NOTICE
OK PUBLIC HEARING
The board of commissioners
of the Cily of Kings Mountain
will hold a public hearing at the
meeting of the commission at
S o’clock on Thursday, Septem
ber 6, 1056, on a petition by War
ren E. Reynolds for re-zoning to
neighborhood trading area from
residential designation a lot
footing 250 feet on the west side
of York Road, south from the
lot occupied by Barkley’s Gro
cery.
By action of the board of com
missioners.
This the 13th day of August
3056
C. E MITCHAM
City Clerk
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freedom of choice as we can havfe
under the Supreme Court ruling.
The Election set for September 8
leaves the problem in the hands
of the people—and they should
be the ones to make the decisionfi”
Senator Morgan explained.
He added that only two groups
of people were opposed to the
Pearsall Plan. These, he said, are
the persons violently opposed to
integration, either now or in the
future, and those violently oppos
ed to segregation.
Senator Morgan was introduc
ed to the club by First Vice-Presi
dent Harold Coggins, who gave a
little of the background on the
school problem and the calling of
the special legislative session by
Governor Hodges. President B. S.
Peeler, Jr., presided over the busi
ness portion of the meeting.
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February of each biennium.
3) An amendment to allow a
married woman to exercise pow
er of attorney conferred by her
husband.
The registrars will be at the
respective precinct polling places
from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m on Sat
urday.
KINGS MOUNTAIN
Hospital Log
VISITING HOURS
Daily 10:30 to 11:30 a. m.
3 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. m.
Miss Edith Hambright
Mrs. Lottie Hayntes
Mrs. Cathrine Houser
Forrest E. Moss
Hattie Owens
Cliff Wyatt
Eugene Grigg, Route 3, admit
ted Thursday.
Mrs. Dan Bridges, fieneral De
livery, admitted Friday.
Cora Goode, Grover, admitted
Friday.
Mrs. W. E. Lankford, 111 E.
Parker street, admitted Friday.
Mrs. Carl Ray Lingerfelt, ad
mitted Friday.
George Runyans, admitted Fri
day.
Carl Brakefieid, Bessemer City
admitted Saturday.
Mrs. Robert. E. Carroll, Second
street, admitted Saturday.
Cubie Lee Dunn, 501 S. Cans
ler street, admitted Saturday.
Kay Dellinger, admitted Satur
day.
Martin Hovis, route 3, admitted
Saturday.
Woodrow Laughter, 810 N.
Fourth street, admitted Saturday
Aileen Lewis, 501 N. Watterson
street, admitted Saturday.
Linda Neil, Box 247, admitted
Saturday.
James Belt, 514 Broad street,
admitted Sunday.
James Roberts, 609 W. Moun
tain, admitted Sunday.
Aileen Bradley, route 1 Besse
mer City, admitted Monday.
Mrs. Mildred Goodman, admit
ted Monday.
Mrs. Charlie Herndon, 206
Gant street, admitted Monday.
James M. Hicks, 411 Gillespie
street, admitted Monday.
Mrs. Ray Arrowood, 812 Grace
street, admitted Tuesday.
W. E. Capps, route 1, Bessemer
City, admitted Tuesday.
Lloyd McDaniel, 402 Walnut
street, admitted Tuesday.
Corbet Nicholson, 615 Meadow
brook road, admitted Tuesday.
Mrs. Peggy Tinsley, Box 572,
admitted Tuesday.
Juanita Barnes, route 1, admit
ted Wednesday.
Kenneth Carpenter, admitted
Wednesday.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
I Sunday:
A. T. QUAKENBUSH, Pastor
9:45—Sunday School
11:00—Morning Worship
6:45—Baptist Training Union
8:00—Evening Service
Monday:
7:00—Church visitation program
Wednesday:
7:00—Family Prayer service followed by
church business meeting and BTU council
meeting
Thursday:
7:00—Choir practice
7:30—Nominating committee meeting
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by Ted Key)
Ttw Trgvelen Safety Service
"Thot won't be nacetsory now!”
Boyles Opening
Office Here
Delmar Boyles, Shelby licensed
accountant, announced Wednes
day he is opening an office here
to offer accounting, bookkeeping
and tax reporting service.
Mr. Boyles, formerly associated
for five years with Blackwell Ac
counting Service, of Shelby, open
ed a Shelby office in February.
He said his Kings Mountain of
fice will be located at 10 Morri
son Building and will be open
Tuesdays and Thursdays each
week.
Mr. Boyles is a graduate of
Wake Forest college. He is a
member of the faculty of How
ard’s Business college, Shelby,
and is married to the former Jan
ice Falls, of Lawndale. They have
two children.
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months.
Mr. Carlton reported that Rec
rfeation Baseball League cost a
total of $1248 to operate, but
pointed out that he had raised
$1272 for this league through do
nations.
The Slo-pich softball league
was conducted at a cost of just
$5.95 to the Recreation Commis
sion. This money was used to buy
a trophy for the league champi
on.
Deal street pool receipts
through last Thursday totaled
$2363, Mr. Carlton reported. This
represented an average daily to
tal of $26.95 for the 11-week pe
riod. However, Mr. Carlton add
ed that the daily payroll at Deal
street pool was $21, leaving a
little over $5 per day to pay for
lights, water, chemicals and other
supplies.
The City Board of Commission
ers agreed at its last meeting to
“write-off” all back water and
light bills charged to the Recrea
tion Commission.
One phase of Mr. Carlton’s re
port was of great concern to the
present commission. Carlton re
ported that the average weekly
income of the Negro swimming
pool was $35-$40, while salaries at
the pool were costing the city
some $60 per week.
Members expressed much con
cern with this picture, and discus
sed means by which attendance
at the Negro pool could be in
creased.
The commission members were
split on one issue—that of wha:
should come first—a fulltime rec
reation director or additional rec
reation facilities. Each of these
items will depend upon the finan-’
cial condition of the recreation
program.
The possibility of establishing
a winter recreation program was
also discussed, but no action was
taken by the commission.
Dr. Gerberding closed the ini
tial session by asking that each
member of the commission pre
pare a sample budget and list of
recreational needs to be taken up
at the next meeting.
Dean Payne, Jaycee represen
tative, moved that Fred Plonk
be appointed senior advisor for
the commission. This did not
come to a vote^ and no action
was taken. **
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his second pastorate in Kings j
Mountain. For ten years a mis
sionary to Africa, he returned to !
Kings Mountain three years ago, i
and has been active in affairs of
the Kings Mountain Ministerial
association, holding various posi.!
tions, during that time. He-was
serving currently as chairman of
the Bible in-schools committee.
Mr. Phillips returns to First
Wesleyan from the pastorate of
Ennis Street Wtesleyan church in
High Point. He is a former presi
dent of the Kings Mountain Minis,
terial association.
The ministers are to begin their
new assignments with services on
Sunday.
City Will Auction
Vehicles Thursday
The city will offer at public
auction four used vehicles at 2
p. m. Thursday,
To bie offered at the auction,
to be conducted in the parking
lot back of City Hall, are a Ford
truck, with packmaster garbage
bed, a 1953 Plymouth sedan, a
1949 Studebaker sedan, and a
1947 GMC half-ton pick-up truck.
The city has reserved the
right to reject any or all bids.
Navy WAVES composed 75 per
ctent of the total allowance in
“Radio Washington,” the nerve
center of the entire Navy com
munication system during World
War II.
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Baptist Youth
Plan Revival
"To Be Like Jesus” is the theme
of the Youth Revival which has
been planned by the First Bap
tist church for August 26-29.
HSpward Knight, pastor of the
First Baptist church of Kershaw,
S. C., volunteer missionary to Bra
zil, will be the speaker. On August
30th, an overnight camp has beteii
planned.
Committees, with Guy Anne
Henderson as general chairman,
have been chosen to assist in the
revival and these include: Publi
city, Brenda Thornburg,Bill Sipes
Martha Lou Ware, Naomi Kirby,
Beth Roberts, and Gail Hampton;
Visitation, Harold Henderson,
Paula Cole: Social—Phyllis Dean,
Phyllis Henderson and Mikie
White; Recreation, Tommy Tho
mas and Bill Ware; Transporta
tion, Bob Hullender and Genfe
Dixie
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Friday - Saturday
Doable Feature
JOHN WAYNE
" Hell Town"
Also
KENT TAYLOR
- in -
"Track The Man
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Plus
CARTOON
Ellis; and Prayer, Mrs. W. B. Lo
gan and Guyakine Henderson.
CARDS OF THANKS
Uhe family of Mrs. Lizzie Blan
ton expresses their appreciation
to their many friends and neigh
bors for the kind expressions of
sympathy extended during the re
cent illness and death of their
mother. They wish especially to
thank Dr. Kenneth McGill and
the staff of Kings Mountain Hos
pital.
MRS. HORACE SCRUGGS
NOW THRU SAT.
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"MOBY DICK" - Starring Gregory Peck .
COLORED NEWS
Announcement has been made
by Miss Sarah Lewis and Mrs.
Electa Link of the opening of
the housfe of Beauty Shop at 407
Parker St., Kings Mountain. The
operators said: “Glamour is our
name and to beautify is our aim.”
The shop will be open Wednesday
of each week.
Bess. City-Kings Mt.
Drive - In Theatre
TONITE and THURSDAY
Fast cars...Reckless Women
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Feature No. 1
Feature No. 2
'White Feather'
Robert
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Debra
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Spencer
Tracy
Gene Peters
-in- ^
"Broken
Lance" J
Feature No. 5
BOSTON ROBBERY?
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To Cross"
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