Allen Memorial Community News
by Blanche Allen
IW. M. S. hold its monthly meet
ing with Mrs. D. A. Wright, with
11 members and one visitor.
Those taking parts were Mrs.
Pinkie Hardin, Mrs. Wray Bar
rett, Mrs. Bessie Fortenberry,
Mrs. Julia Whitworth, Mrs. Blan
che Allen, and Mrs. P. F. Bridges.
Mr. and Mrs. Buford Ellis,
Misses Joyce and Jean Dover of
Shelby visited Mr. and Mrs. Mar
vin Hamrick and family Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Kiser, Diane and
Danny, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Hamrick and family.
Mrs. Henry Barnes has receiv
ed word from her son,, Pvt. Don
ald L. Ellis, that he had comple
ted his basic training at Fort
Hiood, Texas. His wife, former
Miss Lois Hawkins of Kings
Mountain, is with her husband in
Texas.
Mrs. Win Howell of near Kings
Mountain will be with her dau
ghter, Mrs. Odell Barrett for a
few weeks in this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Green, Dar
lene and Jean, were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan
Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hanes and
raiildren of Forest Oity visited in
I the home of Mrs. Clifford For
tenberry Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wright of
Blacksiburg, S. C., visited Mr. and
Mrs. P. A. Gladden Sunday.
'Mr. and Mrs. James Hagler
and Teresa of Mt. Pleasant spent
the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
P. F. Bridges.
Mrs. Wray Barrett visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Curry and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack IBarrett and Gerry in
the Pleasant community Tuesday.
Rev. Wray Barrett is home
this weekend with (his family
from school at Fruitland. Rev.
and Mrs. Barrett, Thomas and
Wanda, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Wright and Earl.
Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Bridges of
Shelby visited Rev. and Mrs.
Wray Barrett and Mrs. W. Y. Me
Murray, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Forten
berry, Mr. and Mrs. Sock Hardin
visited Mr. Ernest Lee, and Mr.
and Mrs. Dixon in Clover, S. C.,
Sunday afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest Fortenberry
and Pinkie, were Mr. and Mrs.
Forrest Hardin of Patterson
Springs, Miss Jewelle Lawrence,
| Mr. l'ommie Dover of Shelby,
[ Miss Brenda Dover of near Kings
Mountain.
Mr. Mike Pitch from Atlanta,
Ga., came home for the weekend.
Mike, Mies Kay Bess, Linda, and
Mr. and Mrs. George Pitch visit
ed Mrs. Helen Harry, Butch and
Judy, in Charlotte Sunday after
noon.
Visiting in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Pitch Sunday after
noon were Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Hamrick and children of Char
lotte, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fitch of
Kings Mountain and Miss Judy
Harry of Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Kate Howland
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Whitworth, Dannie and Johnny,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Falls and chil
dren of Kings Mountain, visited
Mr. and Mrs. E. Z. Whitworth
and family last Sunday.
The Minette omce girls were
hostesses to a stork shower for
Mrs. Joyce Childers at the home
of Mrs. Harry Roark. The host
esses gave Mrs. Childers a baby
rattler corsage at the beginning
of the party. After a joyful even
ing with games and fun the host
esses served cream Cheese sand
wiches, baby booties cookies, and
pink punch.
Allen Memorial Intermediate
B. T. U. class was entertained by
their teacher, Mrs. Harlan Green
and Mrs. Henry Barnes Saturday
night at the home Of Mrs. Barnes.
Twenty-two of the Intermediates
were present for a evening of
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YORK ROAD—PLENTY OF FREE PUKING
Gene Layton Rolls High Scores
In Local Buckpin Bowling Loops
Gene Layton of the league
leading McCurdy's team in the
Sportmian League rolled the high
line (128) and high set (330) in|
local duckpin bowling action at
the Mountain Lane Center within
the past week.
His big scores led his team to
three straight wins over Out
casts, paced by Bob Herndon’s
113 line and 301 series.
Champions won two from
Cherrypickers in the other lea
gue match. Albert Brackett’s 121
and 316 scores led the winners
and John Dilling with a 122
game and Don Caldwell with a
306 set led the losers.
fun and good rfreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Rush Mull and
children of Shellby were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Allison and family. Mr. Rush
Mull has just returned home aft
er serving with the Army in Ko
rea.
IMr. James Allen attended a
barbecue stepper Thursday night
at the Community Center in
Shelby.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wallace
of Dallas, Mrs. Vangie Westmore
land, Mrs. Hattie Allen of Grover
visited Mr. and Mrs. Darvin Al
len and Linda, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Allen and
Ricky spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hick
'in Shelby.
Mrs. Lorene Shield and Mrs.
Minnie Harry of Bessemer City,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Columbus
Owensby Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Elmer Huffstiekler of Dan
ville, Va„ visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Spake last week.
Mrs. David Burton, Jerry and
Jeff visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Spake and Mrs. Blanche Allen
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Carl Jenkins and Beverly,
Mrs. Amlbrose Moss, and Mrs.
Clyde Jenkins of Blacksburg, S.
C., were Thursday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Elbert Allen.
Miss Mary Helen Green was
Sunday dinner guest of Miss Car
lene Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Queen
and Karen of Grover visited Mr.
and Mrs. Brady Ladl Sunday aft
ernoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Byers of
Shelby visited Mrs. Ben Allen
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen were
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Standridge in
in Shellby.
Mr. Tommie Dover of Shelby
was Monday night supiper guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Allen and
Ricky.
Negro News
By Connie Gordon Brown
107 Carpenter Street
Mrs. Sally Smith was dismissed
from the Kings Mountain hospi
tal Sunday and is doing nicely at
her home on Cansler street.
Mrs. Effie Cllnksoales is ill at
her home on Cansler street
Miss Lillie Bell Oouser has re
turned to New York after visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Oouser on Watierson street.
Friday, March 6, a Big Bar
Bee-Cue will get underway at the
home of Roy Brown, 201 North
Cansler street, beginning at 5:00
p. m., and will continue through
Saturday as long as they last, in
cluding hot dogs. This effort is
for the benefit of Bynum Chapel
AME Zion church. Our goal is
$1000. We will appreciate and a
mount donated, including white
Mends.
There Willi be a program at
Adams Chapel AME 23on church
March 22, beginning at 2 p.m.
and 7:30 p. m. Groups appearing
on the program will be file Gos
pel Harmony, Ohesnee, S. C.,
Friendly Five quartet, Kings
Mountain, Zions Gospel Singers,
Belmont, the Boyd Stingers of
Cramerton, and several other
groups wiH participate, including
the Star Light Stingers. Rev. A.
W. Williams, Pastor.
There wild be a big Slinging at
Bynum Chapel AiME Zion church
on Friday night, March 13, 7:30
p. m. Groups to appear on this
program are Mr. Jack Adams
and The Friendly Five, the Star
Lights of Kings Mountain. Also
three choruses, The Junior Chor
us of Gallilee, The Gallilee Com
munity chorus, The Gospel Trav
ellers. Come out early and get a
seat. This program sponsored by
Oass No. 4. Mrs. Anna Hunter,
Class Leader; William Orr, Mem
ber.
There will be a program given
at St. Paul church the third Sun
day night at 7:30. Groups who
will appear, Gatlilee Oommunty
Chorus, the Star Lighters from
Kings Mountain, (he Frinedly
Gospel of Bowling Green, S. C.,
and many others. Sponsored by
Mrs. Ioma McClain.
Mrs. Lille Ourry announces the
marriage of her daughter, Fran
ces, to Rev. Carly Curry. Feb. 22.
1959, at Gaffney, S. C., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fate Ourry. A reception
will be held Saturday evening
March 7 at the home of the bride’s
mother at 7:30 p. m. An invita
tion is extended to the public.
There Will be a Singing pro
gram at Compact High School
March 22, 1959, which will be the
fourth Sunday in March. Time
two p. m. to four p. m. and night
seven p. m. This program is spon
sored by Mrs. S. P. Adlrf-ys and
The Gospel Travelletts of Kings
Mountain. Some of the great:
singers will be the Pilot Gospel
Singers of Charlotte, Weeping
Mary Gospel Singers, Rode Hill,
S. C., the Gospel Harmonizers,
Rock Hill, S. C„ Gospel Light, j
Charlotte, Mount Oliver Chorus,
Charlotte. , I
John Dilling’s 114 line and Bob
Putnam’s 315 sot were top scores
in the Kings M't. Men’s League
as they led Keglers to three wins
over Independents. Tom Gam
ble’s 110 and 302 scores were best
for the losers.
Kingpins toppled Griffin’s
twice as Paul Ware rolled a 111
line and Harold Barber a 311 ser
ies for the winners. Jim Ever
hart’s 111 game and Buren Ran
dle’s 308 set paced the losers.
Maintenance copped two from
Spokes in Lithium tenpin action
with Sexton rolling high line
(152) and high set (368). Fred
Hamrick led Spokes with scores
of 152 and 431.
Moonshiners won three by for
feit from Wheels.
Steve Goforth and Mike Ball
K. M. MEN'S LEAGUE
Team W L
Kingpins 22 8
Griffin Drug 16 14
Independents 11 19
Keglers ll' 19
LADIES LEAGUE
Ora Bennett 16 11
Jenny Oates 16 11
Barbara Goins 14 14
Lib Bolin 9 18
Pet
.733
.533
.367
.367
SPORTSMAN LEAGUE
McCurdy’s Cleaners 17 4
Cherrypickers 12 12
Champions 11 13
Outcasts 8 17
.810
.500
.458
.320
LITHIUM LEAGUE
Spokes 23 7
Moonshiners 20 13
Nightowls 6 6
Maintenance 14 19
Wheels 9 24
.767
.606
.500
.424
.273
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Eastside Baptist 44 19
Mountaineers 33 30
Wes. Meth. No. 2 32 31
Wes. Math. No. - 20 43
.698
.524
.508
.417
.593
.593
.481
.333
Girl Scout News
Girl Scoutt Troop 42 of Resur
rection Lutheran Church met
Saturday afternoon to begin the
Girl Scout cokie sale. Following
the sale of cookies, the girls met
back at the church for refresh
ments.
Connie Dixon, Scribe.
Troop 3 Girl Scouts from St.
Matthew’s Lutheran church re
cently stuffed envelopes for the
Red Cross drive as a good deed
for the month. We are also busy
selling Girl Scout cookies. The
Girl Scouts from our troop plan
to attend the Scout Jamboree
Saturday at (the Presbyterian
church.
Save more pigs with a
brooder.
At present there are approxi
mately 40 million Savings Bonds
holders in the United States.
ard wore top scores in the jun
ior league.
Steve rolled a 108 line and 267
•set leading Eastside Baptist to
three wins over Wesleyan No.
one team, paced bv Andy Hovis
with scores of 87 and 221.
Mike also had a 267 set and
a team leading 106 line but his
Mountaineer team lost three to
Wesleyan No. Two, led by Steve
Carpenter’s scores of 99 and 264.
Two mem hers of t he Ora Ben.
nett team rolled high scores in
the Ladies Duekpin bowling loop
Tuesday nigfit. Divola Houser
posted high line, 109, and Irene
Allen the high set, 289, to lead'
their club to two wins over the!
Lib Boi in ciub. Dessie Loft in
with a 95 line and Hazel R'llin
with a 95 line and Hazel Bolin’s
262 set led that club.
Jenny Oates paced her name
sakes to two wins over the Bar
bara Goins outfit, rolling a 98
line and 262 set. Sarah Bennett
with a 258 set, and Barbara
Goins’ 93 set led the losers.
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