Billing, Page's
Teams In Tie
Foi Bowl Lead
The Dilling Heating and
Page’s Men’s Store teams con
tinued to file the top-drawer re
ports in the Men’s Duckpin Bowl
ing League at the Mountain
Lane Center on Monday night.
The two clubs remained in a
tie for the top in the circuit, with
identical 30-18 records, and the
leaders also provided the lea
gues’ leading scorers for the ev
ening.
John Dilling of the Heating
team rolled the high line of the
night’s action, a 133, and also
led his team and the match with
a 337, as his club whipped Nehi
Bottling, three games to one.
Jim Cordell with a 115 game and
324 set, all the lines being over
a hundred paced Nehi.
Roddy Houser of Page’s bowled
the highest set of the night* a
357, and also led his team with
a 124 game, one of three he roll
ed over the century mark, as his
club defeated Lemaster Supply,
three games to one, to retain its
lead deadlock with Billing Heat
ing. Albert Brackettt topped Le
master with a 125 game and 339
series.
Rannie Blanton led Cunning
ham TV to four straight game
victories over Independents, roll
ing a high line of 116 and set of
320. Richard Bridges bowled
three lines over a hundred for
the winners. Bob Herndon was
best for the losers with scores
of 111 and 320.
The standings:
Team W L
Dilling Heating 30 18
Page’s Men’s Store 30 18
Lemaster Supply 27 21
Cunningham TV 23 25
Independents 20 28
Nehi Bottling 14 34
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VISITING MINISTER
Rev. Leroy D e g g e s, of
, Spring City, Tenn., will speak
at Sunday morning 11 o’clock
services at--Four Square Gos
pel church, corner of Linwood
avenue and Church Street, it
was announced by Rev. Terrell
Wilson, the pastor. v
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Little Buccaneers
In Jr. High Loop
Beth ware is one of the schools
participating in a new Cleveland
County Junior High School Bas
ketball Association this season.
The Association was formed
this year for the junior high
grades (71th, 8th, and 9th) in the
county schools, several of which
have been consolidated this se
mester.
Varsity coaches Bill Powell
and Blaine Froneberger also coa
ch the Bethware junior hi teams
which play on Thursdays throu
ghout the season.
Bethware opened its ten-game
card last week with a pair of
wins over Moaresboro.
The remainder of the sche
dule:
DECEMBER
1 — Waco.
8 — at No. Three.
15 — at Belwood.
JANUARY
5 — Lattimore.
12 — Moores boro.
19 — at Waco.
26 — No. Three.
FEBRUARY
2 — Bel wood.
9 — at Lattimore.
Coliseum Has Busy
Basketball Slate
CHARLOTTE — Four major
basketball projects have been
booked for ithe Charlotte Coli
seum this season.
The first comes off December
9-10 when Wake Forest, Duke
University, Penn State and and
West Virginia play a holiday
doubleheade;.
On January 7, the North Car
olina Tar Hedls and the Fighting
Irish of Notre Dame headline a
second card. A prelim to that one
will be Belmont Abbey meeting
the Indians of Catawba.
The North-South twin bill is
set for Feb. 17-18. Four teams in
volved at that time are North
Carolina State, Clemson, North
Carolina and South Carolina.
On March 17-18, the fourth an
nual District Three NCAA Tour
nament will be played in the
coliseum.
Police Report
Monday Wreck
City police reported an auto
accident at the intersection of
E. Ridge Street and Dilling St.
Monday at 4:35 p. m.
Involved were a 1956 Ford go
ing west on Ridge Street and
driven by James David Robbs of
505 Woodside Drive and a 1955
Chevrolet going north on Dilling
Street and driven by Arthur
Cooper of route 3, Shed by.
The car driven by Robbs is
owned by Frank Grady Hollifield
of 612 Meadowbrook Road.
Investigating Off i cere Enos
Freeman and William Roper re
port Robbs was proceeding west
on Ridge Street and the Cooper
car stopped at a stop sign and
then pulled oult in front of the
Robbs’ vehicle.
Cooper was charged with fail
ure to yield right-of-way follow
ing investigation by the officers.
Damage in the wreck amount
ed to some $550, $250 to the left
front fender, bumper, head and
parking light, and prillle of the
Robbs vehicle and $300 (to the
entire front end of the Cooper
car.
STRICTLY FRESH
You can always spot the po
litical die-hards these days.
They’re the ones who keep
talking about 1964.
• ♦ •
Likewise, everybody who
was really interested in the
last election can be identified
by the bags under the eyes—
from those sessions with tele
vision.
4 • 4
Since the invention of elas
tic, it’s estimated that women
now take up a third less space.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express apprecia
tion to our many friends and nei
ghbors, to Drs. (Paul Hendricks
and Thomas Durham, the nurses
at Kings (Mountain Hospital, and
the neighbors on Fulton street
for their many kind expressions
of sympathy ait the loss of our
beloved mother.
The Family Of
Mrs. Hattie Carpenter
Negro News
There will be a silver tea Sun
day, Dec. 4, at the Friendly Six
Club from 3 p. m. until 6 p. m.
GALILEE NEWS
The captains of the twelve mon
th rally wishes to thank the
members, friends and different
dhurdhes for their splendid co
operation on their drive which
ended November 27. The cap
tains are as follows:
Jan. — Mrs. Mary Jones, $57.00.
Feb. — Mrs. Geneva Brown,
$50.00.
MJarch — Mrs. Christine Tate,
$69.70.
April — Mr. J, C. Jameson,
$68.06.
May — Mrs. Free Love Byers,
$36.00.
June — Miss Sue F. Adams,
$27.00.
July — Mr. Robert L. Lewis,
$83.45.
Aug. — Mrs. Mozell Burris,
$60.00.
Sept. — Mrs. Nellie M. Burris,
$16.75.
Oct. — Mrs. Dorothy Crocker,
$45.28.
Nov. _ Mrs. Sadie McClain,
$30.26.
Dee.. — Mr. Robert Huston
Lewis, $30.00.
Pastor, R. H. McDowell.
Allow approximately 1/2 pound
ready-to-cook turkey per serving.
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