Band Elects
Kenneth Barnes
The Kings Mountain high
School Band got into the swing
of school activities Friday by e
Jecting new officers for the year.
Kenneth Barnes, son of Supt,
and Mrs. B. N. Barnes, will ser
ve as president, and other offi
cers include Pattie Howard, vice
president; Mary Ann McCurdy,
secretary-treasurer; Wendell Phi
fer librarian; Johnnie Moore,
custodian; Gary Wilson, assis
tant custodian; and Sara Hen
dricks, SPO representative. The
new Band council includes Joan
Howard, Linda Mauney, Susan
Plonk, Linda Walker, Vivian Wil
son and Glenn Werner. Spencer
Moore is reporter.
The 1962-63 Band is composed
Of 48 members In the ranks, sev
en majorettes and a full four
person color guard, a new addi
tion to the band, all led by Joan
MkOure, drum major. The Band
is expecting to perform at var
sity football games. It will also
march at various parades, as
well as partflctpate in music con
tests, where it won a Superior
erahip of Band Director Joe C.
rating last year under the lead
Hedden.
Band members began the year
With practice sessions two weeks
ago.
Yarborough
Child Rites
Thursday
Tonya Martha Yarborough,
month-old-daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Yarborough of Lin
wood road, died Wednesday
morning at her home.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday at 3 p. m. from Second
Baptist church. Rev. Victor Trl
vette, assisted by the Rev. Albert
Hastings, will officiate, and in
tennent will be in Mounatin Rest
cemetery.
Besides her parents, the child
Is survived by two sisters, Millie
and Penny Yarborough, of the
home; her maternal grandmoth
er, Mrs. Sadie Crawley of Kings
Mountain; and her paternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Yarborough of Gastonia.
VFW MEETING
Kings Mountain VFW Post
9811 wil hold its September
meeting Monday, September 10,
at 8 p.m. in the Post meeting
hall.
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WASHINGTON, <D. C. — A
bill passed by the House on Aug.
29 authorizing $900 million to ac
celerate public works programs
of the Federal Government,
States, and ideal governing bo*
dies was discussed this week on
Basil L. Whitener’s radio pro
gram.
Whitener had as guest on his
program Representative Herman
T. Schneebetl of Pennsylvania.
Both Whitener and Schneebeli
voted against the public works
bill.
Commenting on the measure,
Whitener said that “the socalled
public works acceleration bill
adds about $1 billion to the pub
lic debt. I had to vote against
it because I could not see It was
justified, particularly when the
Veterans Administration has $450
million under the G. I. loan pro
gram an dthe Fanners Adminisl
tration has $30G million in loan
funds which have not been re
leased by th* BUTpau of the Bud
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NO PERMITS
City officials issued no build
ing, permits during the past
Warning Issued
Following Hie
City poflice oficers issued a
warning this week to all citizens
Who follow fire engines or gath
er at the secne of a fire.
In the future all persons
caught following the city’s fire
engines or advancing too close
to the area in which a fire is
in progress will be given cita
tions by the ‘local police.
This action on the part of the
police department arose from
the congestion caused by on
lookers at last week’s brush fire.
Local officers reported that by
standers hampred the work of
the firemen and in some cases
made it difficult for the colun
teer firemen to reach the area
of the fire.
Section 13 of Article 1, Chap
ter 1 of the city ordinance states
the folowing in regard to fire
watchers:
"No person shall stand or be
in any street, alley or square
where a fire Is in progress, or so
near to same as to interfere with
the duties of the fire depart
ment.”
In the future this ordinance
will he enforced by citation .to
the guilty. ;
received * wry
idoe -letterjnofn a nice lady In
Ffpeljy Mount. .She was concern
ed about a maple tree in her
yard. You may haw a similar ex
perience in mdnd so 1 am going
into some detail lor the benefit
jf all readers:
•She writes: "Will you please
skdvtfcse me about a maple tree in
jur yard on whiich we depend
lot only for shade but appear
irrce of our lot. It is a large tree,
vhteh for the past five or six
rears has; by the first of July,
>egan to shed its leaves. By the
irst of August hundreds a day
ire falling and when other map
es are in their vivid glory in au
umn, this one is practically bare.
‘“We had it pofcssionally ferti
izod in the spring but although
he leaves came out thickly and
urge, it is following the same
pattern as past pears.”
She sent leaves from the tree,
nicely packaged, which arrived in
jood condition. There was no evl
lence of disease or Insect injury
VhiCh would cause premature de
foliation. I suspected root trou
ble so I wrote and asked some
questions which She answered.
Q. Have the roots 'been cut on
>ne Side of this free or otherwise
lamaged ?
A. “Unfortunately yes. Roots
nit on one side of the tree about
(our feet from trunk 15 years a
around tjie ifc.iT ST jjpr now
much? >!*' * |
'A. ‘‘Again yes. About 10 inch
es of soil In a circle about 2 1-2
feet out from the tree.'’
Q. Is the soil of reasonably
good texture and welt drained?’
A. "Hardly reasonably but
drains okay.”
Q. Do you know of any drain
pipes, sewer or gas lines that
might interfere with normal root
function?
A. “The same side walk and e
leetric wires for which the roots
were cut.”
Q. Examine the trunk at the
base (soil line and determine
whether or not the bark appears
to be normal.
A. "The bark seems normal.”
While I am not ruling out the
possibility of roo-rot caused by
fungi, two answers she gave
could cause a steady decline in
vigor of her maple — root cut
ting on one side and over-burden
of fill soil around the tree.
Root cutting removes a large
number of feeder roots which re
duces the power of the tree to
absorb water and nutrients. This,
in turn, results in loss of vigor.
(Fill soil, over the roots of es
tablished trees, excludes an ado
quate supply of oxygen to the
roots which is essential for nor
mal growth functions.
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BOYCE MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN
Edgemont Drive
William L. Presuly, Minister
Church School__ 9:45 a. m.
Sari Cloninger, Supt.
Morning Worship 11 a. m.
Evening Worship 7:30 p. m.
The evening service will be In charge
of the young people of the church. A cor
liai Invitation to all.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Paul K. Auslcy, Th. D.. Minuter
Sunday_
9:45 Sunday School.
10:25 Coffee Hour.
11:00 Morning Worship. (Nursery ta
Pre-School Children.)
6:30 Pioneer and Senior High Fellow
ship.
Monday: 3:30 Girl Scouts.
Tuesday: 7:30 Boy Scouts.
Wednesday_
7:30 Mid-Week Service.
8:00 Chancel Choir.
Thursday__
3:00 Brownie Scouts.
4:15 Cherub Choir.
Friday: 8:00 AA Meeting.
SAINT MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHUR Cl
North Piedmont and Ridge street
W. P. Gerberdlng, Paster
9:45 Sunday School.
11:00 Morning Worship.
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MORE ABOUT \
138 Students
(Continued From Front Page)
ton, Kim Cashion, Chester dontz,
DeWayne Caldwell and Gale
Morrison, Dianne McDaniel.
ST. ANDREW’S PRESBYTER
IAN — Connie Padgett, Marlene
I Weir, Elaine Burton and Jaoqui
tha Rounitree.
' WflGNTHIROP — Mary Ellen
Stroupe and Annie Vera Dilling
, HIGH POINT — Amelia Gar
toon and Shirley McDaniel.
WOMAN'S COLLEGE, UNC
Elleen Slater, Peggy Black,
Sandra Myers, Nancy McClure,
Sarah Cox, Barbara Lynn and
Ellen Burke
: hollins' college, Hollins,
Va. — Sara Rose Lennon.
OTRATFXmD HALL, Danville,
Va. — Sue Hunnicutt.
'APPALACHIAN STATE TEA
CHER’S COLLEGE — Sammy
Houston, Dianna Neal, Franklin
Dean, Marian Plonk, Susan Dav
is, Mattha Lou Ware. Cynthia
Wright and Delores White.
(LENOIR - RHYNE — Carole
Plonk, Joyce Plonk, Beth Houser,
HaMie Ward and Lowrance Har
ry.
■GARDNER-WEBB — Robert
Houser, Harold Ellis and Edith
Jane Kincaid, James Robbs and
Margaret Ledford.
CENTRAL WESLEYAN COLL
EGE — Bill Jenkins and Vinelle
Phillips.
BELMONT ABBEY — Judy
Early.
SACRED HEART COLLEGE—
Pene’ Cansler.
Socialized Schools
GASTON TECH — Billy Simp
son.
DELL MEDICAL SCHOOL —
Turk Falls.
KINGS BUSINESS COLLEGE—
Frances Owens, Robert Lovelace.
CHARLOTTE MEMORIAL HOS
PITAL School of Histology —
Jane Hambright.
CAROLINA BUSINESS COL
LEGE — Sandra Plonk.
MERCY HOSPITAL SCHOOL
OF HISTOLOGY — Beverley Yar
brough.
MERCY HOSPITAL SCHOOL
FOR X-RAY TECHNICIANS —
Peggy Ware.
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL
SCHOOL OF NURSING — Caro
lyn Jonas.
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPIT A L
SCHOOL OF HISTOLOGY -Lin
da Lee Bennett.
GASTON MEMORIAL HOS
PITAL SCHOOL 6F NURSING —.
Dottie Gibbons and Lana Amo
wood, Frances Smith.
HOWARDS BUSINESS COL
LEGE, Shelby — Sarah Robbins.
AMERICAN BEAUTY ACAD.
EMY, Gastonia — Joyce Wind
ers.
SHELBY BEAUTY COLLEGE—
Geraldine Hicks and Shirley
Seism.
SPARTANBURG G E N ER A L
QOSP1TAL SCHOOL OF TECH
NOLOGY — Brenda Herndon.
Graduate Irkiate
U$C MEDICAL SCHOOL —
James Presrfy. %
VNC GRADUATE SCHOOL —
Qeorganna Moss.
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
— Jim Caveny.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Stan
ford, Calif. — Steve Kester.
Seminaries
BAPTIST SEMINARY, Loui
ville, Ky. — Richard Spencer.
LUTHERAN SOUTHERN SEMI
NARY — Bill Mitcham, intern
year at Beth Eden Lutheran
church of Newton, N. C
ST. MARY’S SEMINARY, Balti
more, Md. — Bob Early.
Prop Schools
McCALLIE SCHOOL FOR
BOYS — Alec and Trip Neistfer. f
EASTS IDE BAPTIST CHUBCH
Thomas E. Moore, Jr., Pastor
York Bead
.. ‘‘The End of Your Search—
For A Friendly Church"
Sunday:
0:45 a. m. Sunday School.
11:00 a. m. Morning Worship.
6:00 p. m. Baptist Training Union.
7:00 p. ra. Evening Worship.
Wednesday:
7:00 p. m. Mid-Week Prayer Sendee.
1:00 p. ns Choir Rehearsal.
MIDVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
(Midpines Community)
Rev. John S. Frazier, Pastor
lalon Franks, 8upL
Sunday School 9:45.
Training Union 5:45.
Evangelistic Service T:0a
Wednesday evening prayer meeting ra..
Highway 74
H. S. HARDIH.
Gene Hoyle SupL
10:00 Sunday School
11:00 Morning Worship
7:00 p.m. B.T.U., BU
(be Eard's Sui
Supper
mid to
fifth
use tho
CABSOH MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Located In Crowder"* Mountain
Rev. Charles Britt. Pastor
Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 a. I
Sunday School 11 a. u.
Evangelistic gsrvles 7 MO p. m.
Praytr Meeting WlilBseiTay 7:00 ft l
Prayer Meeting Saturday 7:00 p. ■
Youth Meeting Saturday TM p. ra
I 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.
Patient List at Kings Moun
tain Hospital at Noon Wednes
day.
Noon Wednesday
Mrs. Essie Barnett
Mrs. Bill Bennett
Dora Black
Wilma Byers
Mrs. Florence Conner Falls
Mrs. Earl O. Gladden
Mrs. Wilbur B. Hamrick
Mrs. Helen H. Henson
Leroy Howell
Nancy Katherine Kitchen
Oscar Wiley Patterson, Sr.
Mrs. Arvil Phillips
Mrs. Blanche Poplin
Evelyn L. Robinson
Mrs. Harold C. Shook
Mrs. Lucille F. Shope
James Hunter Sistare
Robert Swafford
Carlyle Ware
Mrs. Jacob Rece Werner
Admitted Thursday
No Admitance
Admitted Friday
Charles Ray Yandle, P. O. Box
223, Bessemer City.
Effie Mae Sisk, Box 173, City.
Admitted Saturday
Nancy Childers, Route 2, City.
Mrs. John R. Martin, 18 Ben
nett Dr., City.
Arthur Franklin Wilson, Route
1, City.
Admitted Sunday
Mr. Ross Alexander, 113 Manta
Vista Dr., City.
Mr. John Anderson, 908 Phenix
St. City.
Mr*. Jesse Mom, Jr., 506 Gantt
st, aty. ■■
Roy Lee Smith, €04 Mauney
Aue., - - .
Jimmy Arnold Van Dyke,
: Route 2, City,
j Admitted Millinr
Mrs. Annie Lois Hipp, 206 Kis
er St, City.
Mrs. Essie C. Huffstickler, 21
Hawthorne St., Belmont.
Mrs. Lissie Berber Johnson,
109 S. Inman St., Bessemer City.
Mrs. Billy Dean Melton, 405
Baker St, City.
Glen P. Oliver, 110 Blanton St,
City.
Admitted Tuesday
Mrs. Johnny Eaves, Route 3,'
Union Rd., Gastonia.
George Wm. Sellers, Route 2,
1010 Margrace, City.
DELICIOIS I
FIN-TIME I
»EFNESHEI!1
mmmmm m |Mh9bhH
rasr ixrnst choice
Bn. B. t. Baton, 1
Sunday School — 8:45 am
Morning Worahlp — 11 a. m.
Baptist Training — 8:15 p. m.
Evening Worahlp — 7:30 p. m
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday at
7:30
THE TASEHHACLB OP LOVE
On 2nd. Street
_ , W. Whitfield, Pastor
Supt. Sunday School: David Houser.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Worship Service 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m
Wednesday night and Saturday night ear
*lce 7:30 p. m.
Singing every 4th Sunday 2:38 p. m.
CHRIST THE E1KG CATHOLIC CHUBCH
Father Thomas P. Clements, Pastor
Father John Walt, Assistant
Father Donald Stalb, Assistant
Sunday Mau: 11:00 a. m.
Sunday Benediction: 8:00 p. m.
MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHUBCH
_ . Bev. Wayne Aahe, Pastor
School Superintendent. B
Sunday:
9:45 Simday School.
10:00 Morning Worship.
8:00 Training Union.
£00 Evening Worship.
BAPTIST CHUBCH
Bev. Fred Hides. Pastor
10:00 — Sunday School.
U:OOMornlng Worship services.
7:00 — Baptist Training Union.
SjOB — Evening service.
Wednesday:
7 JO — Midweek prayer cess tea.
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHUBCH
Hey. Donald F. Callahan. Paster
SUNDAE:
9:45 i
10:58 ^ w ii. ..I.
6 JO Training Union.
720 Evening worship.
7 JO Prayer
MOUNTAIN fNW BAPTIST
REV. FLOYD HOLLIS. fUW»
lames Camp. 8upt.
Crowders Mountain Community
lunday:
H>:00 Sunday School.
ll:0g Morning Service
B&ly Guyton. Pastor
Sunday School—10 rum.
Preaching Service—11 a.m.
Night Service—7:15 p.m.
Saturday Night Prayer Meeting—7:15 p m
Bee. Leonard Aufistetler. Pastor
Sunday School at 10 o'clock a. m.
Morning Worship at 11 o’clock a m.
Methodist Youth Fellowship at 6 p. a.
Evening Service at 7 p. m.
CHUBCH OP GOD
Bee. L. L. McDaniel, Pastor
SSchool 10 A. M.
Service 11 A. M.
latte Service 7:15 F. K.
YPE Saturday at 7:90 P. M.
EL BETHEL METHODIST CHUBCH
Rev. Bruce Norwood. Pastor
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Morning Worship at 11 o’clock.
Evening Service on Sunday at 7 p.
Choir Practice on Sunday at 7:30.
HON NAZAHENE CHUBCH
IDS N. Webb SC. Gastonia. N. C.
Rev. A. E. Guyer. Pastor, Ph. UN 5-4884
Meeting Nights: 7 p. m. Sunday, Wed
nesday, Friday.
Sunday School 10 a. a. Preaching 11 •
NTFS or Youth meeting Friday Night.
Rev. T, B. Poole, Rev. J. T. Blew arc
FIRST CHURCH OP THE NAZAHENE
407 S. Cherokee Street
Rev. H. G. Clayton, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Raymond Galloway. SupC
Morning Worship 11:00 a. m.
Young People’s Society at 6:00 p. m.
Evangelistic Services at 7:00 p. m.
7 Wednesday evening prayer meeting.
fiwa MOUNTAIN BAPTIST CHIIIUI
Act. Marlon DuBoaa. FUt<*
Sunday School 8:45 a. m.
Morning Worship U a. m.
Training Union 6:45 p. m.
Evening Worship 8 p. m.
Hour of Prayer Wednesday
1:30 p. m.
EAST GOLD STREET
WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. C. R. Goodson, Pastor
Ben Short, Supt.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Preaching 10:45 a. a
W. 1.6p.m.
Junior W. P. 6 p. ra.
Y. M. W. B. 1st and 3rd Sundays 6 p.m.
Boy Scouts at Sadie Clubhouse.
Each Monday Night S. M. Carl Barnett
uavii iuv/uuiv w "" ■ i »
VVednesday Night Prayer Service
at
p. m.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Hubert Garmon. Pastor
8**—Sunday School.
nmO—Morning Worship _ _ .
6:30—Intermediate Methodist Tooth Pel
low ship.
6:30—Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship
Midweek Prayer Service remains at I»
«R Wednesday evenings.
Baby Ballots Led
By Nancy Owens
Nancy Dean Owens remains in
first place in the Kings Moun
tain Baby Contest after ttyo
weeks of balloting. Miss Owens
is sponsored by American Legion
Post 155.
In the (runner . up spot this
week is Freida Gillespie, spon
sored by Kerns BIOS;, with Tony
Martin, sponsored, by the Moose
Lodge, occupying the number -
three position.
The contest will continue until
12 noon September, 22. ,
Jonas Bridges, manager of
WKMT, will present a certificate
to the winner which will entitle
him to a host of
Consolation piidfes will be
sented to the runner-up.
The Davidson School FTA
hold its first meeting on
day night, Sept. 11, 1962.
your school.
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Phone 739-2591 Kings Mountain. N. C.
September
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8 30 IS $100
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Corbett Nicholson, Supt.
PHONE 739-2351