Grover Lions Are Sponsoring
Texas Cowgirls Basketball Team
Trie Grovtr I ■ ins (lab is spun
siring a 1>M Cmv Girls IVaskot
ball t titi on F nl •>. r'eb. 2I>* ,
at ihc (J'nvpr m hiiol gym.. at *
p.m. I'he T"\a« Girls \s a mm
b;n. <1 men’s i«\.m of t’bemstianil
Company and Fiber Industry s
Inc., phis hal* liRH* show that
consists nf rope spinning, fancy
wnip Clicks, gun shooting and
twirling. Tv rumour of the old
west allvp. /.any comedy. Anranee
tickets SI irt :»t the gate Sl.aU.
Me. anil \l* s. Ilar»lil Drake
anil .lohni'. leit Tli inatay r>r
New York t<» sjieiit three wi-eks
with Mr. Drain s mother.
Frank 7.. Sheppard, <12. former
ly of Grover. died Fr-'lay at the
home of I’ d lighter. Mis Both
lultimore if Kntite I. I.awndalo,
where he mm1 l> • h uite Mem*
tier of tile First Kap' sl church.
Grave”, ind th State I.me Ma
soli*- 1,.h' re. Grover .■‘.t'l son «>f
t;»e late Gee Newton Sheppard
i. • • . . ]* 11. Sur. ivora. in
add t i-n to iii daughter. son.
Joint \. Mli'! l,»|(l of .seplline. .>•
J„ throe ^ : ’ • Mrs. I> .v ft l*a«
terson and A* Frank llnm
bright. oth of Kings Mountain.
Airs. Midi in 1 l .ii 11' '*' it
and II. .m i S|.ii:i s r..o Viand
i-h'Sili thro-* hrollnvs I’lay.
Fn-d anil II 1
firmer. Fupe 1 “• <■ were
held S'lvd i\ at (.’I •.•••' il II
Method.st chtm |i. Inli'ime:tl was
in thi' ehti <-h . • prd •
The Orover Ije-s I'Inti met
MoVll •; 11* Pt l{ t'.lfiti'l
ia. Ally I i I. Whit • \ as am1
fprakiT.
World Div «.i Pray s-rviee
was nlv. 'ivil at Sh '--'t ptrsiw •
terian ohm -h from 12 12:'St. Fol
I twing the ' ••iten Snvurci light
luneh war served.
.Aliss Tt ed\ llov >'11. n.iir iiter
of M and M ( lit;.- d Howell
on Keii. t*i s' r'nl t. iin-i1;' to Is
a Cotlago •’ ii*t*t at the Net*
Western t*-«r. tin.i (Voter for
Mentally I; t di-l i"iildnvi at
Mor*;anton.
Steve Rn*-.li'i is tin- new lire
president of K Mies Mo.attain
high school Nation tl Honor So
eiety. Outgo it-' officer fur fils!
semester ;s \t 1 -> |*o\ ter. presi
dent. Steve and Mike ate iiv.ii
sons of Mr. and M:s Frank It •>>
ter. firmer.
Uiehard Hole, rising senior at
Kings Motintiir it git -'imol. was
elected president of the student
body dm n - n-cent elections.
Kiehard ;s ,n .f Mr and 'It *.
John f lolil oftlrmer I lest- -ei|;
Warn n lloiotli . Jr . son id M
a;mi \irs \. 111*n i.oitirin. Dini’i
nffi. e: s elected are St w
vicp iuvs'it^nt and Nelson Con
nor. secret ar> 'reasurer.
Mr. and M;* Max Rollins and
Melki of ltnlch-h spent tin- week
end wirli Mrs I illie Mae Rollin'
Rns ;-‘ll i'inkli'lon w 10 has lu*<-n
on a i'd) .or two ivwl.s in Al ilin
ma cairn* home Thursd iv nirht to
■s|M*nd the r.*P’.:iildei f tin* week
with his parents, \|r and Mrs.
Jaek Pinkleton.
Sundnx rim i n ' lhe Li other
IioikI of the • i «• t Rapt.si ehlllvli
had a breakfast in t ic ehiir. h
basement. Speeial offe for the
aj{inp was •#■11 Sundnx
Saturdax ni ht dinn**r yuest ot
Mr. and Mrs. Civile Randall were
Mi and Mrs I>mr lirewer aiid
Mrs H. R. Can *11.
Mr. I.ewis T. Morgan entered
Kinjjs Mountain hospital on Sat
urda\ iroining.
flary Collins is college student
for tin we- : at I rvi rltjrrh.
Wake Kom.sI Box 7022 Reynolds
Station. W inst >n Salem. N. C.
First church young serviceman
for this week i* A 1C Kenneth
Byers AK 1«7ir»2l. Bnx 171 K1
Field M lint . Sqd.. I In.Her AFB.
(la.
Sun s'jts met Monti.i> after
noon at the church with Mrs.
Hood Wat ter st >n as titeir leader.
Crusader f’ A met Tuesday night
vvitti Mt. /eh Moss as speaker,
and Brolherhot <1 Mission Rally
was held Tuesday night nt Bethel
t hurch, Shelby
Andrew VVatteraon was taken
to the Kings Mountain hospital
Sunday afternoon.
The (Irt.cer PTA rr.et Feb. in
t the out.! iritim. The Rev. flene
llardfn of ' -v\ Buffalo church
;>re enl st th • eeVotional. Mrs p.
\ Fran secretary re|K»rted
s.i"t<m hid inf ■ given toward the
suntiorl of Ih- tall M tl ;et foot
hall :• trn. J imt s S i i • ;s. leport
til ther ■ has I urn a n -w dish
W idle lSlallet' m tile cafeteria.
M»s Holmes Harry, program
. .i urm:*n. pr« «e:ited a youth
piij d fitness f.lr-i. Parents
fi it! tii1 h:i.;tpssc.« fit
the o\ -nino
’I; > v.-omen nf Shil.th Presby
terian ohurc-h mot on Thursday.
Mt-. Jo:’ II :!■ not' prepared the
}t igt-nm on Christian Worship.
The rhi'TC'f >r !ho year. Th" Wo
”’<•0'' Bible Class has la-on refor
m-hod Mi’<l I>: ooraloj In a hit
mitoe. Mrs. I oidso Marrv, Vlrs. S
A. Cl sp ind Mrs Kr-.sl Coekt’H!
.»n«f i.'i»* ohairo- n of the I>oaoi-a’s
Comm it too on oliurc’i mainte
nance. Mr. Mol.nos Harry.
Miss Mary Hambri -ot and Mrs.
B. P. Hamhrlf lu spoilt Sunday
• f'ornooii :n Charlotto with Ash
ley Tvree. who was ti a oar aori
dont on Thurst ay.
'1i- anti Mrs ,'ack Pinkloinn.
Mr. Mrs. II.Tiold Drake..I iin
riy <m.l Ib-ldia spont Wt-tlnostlay
aftormton anti staying lor tho
owning noal \.iih Mr. «md Mrs
l>:i ’. Towell jn (Jreer. S. C.
Mrs. K. B. Ilamhn.-ht oimo
homo ici Wednesday from Ala
Kama vhoro sho has boon visit -
ini; sorio t.mo with tho Be' and
Mrs. Steve Hunt ley. and family.
Mr. and Mrs. B. I>. Moss have
Itoon to soo Mr. and Mrs. Dixie
Graham in kikin anti on to
Mouth of Wilson. Virginia to soo
i sister of Mr- Moss. Mrs. \V. '1.
Paisley. Thov wore av ay one
.'ot-k,"
HNC Freshman
!r Queen Of Hearts
t'llAl’KI. HILL Mis. Nancy
Wilkins, IS year old University
"I North Carolina feshman. has
Im-iti named Research Triangle
cries'll of Hearts to help pr tmote
the 19»;| Tar llei>l Heart Funtl
campaign, now underway.
The North Carolina Heart ,\ss«
iation (mints out the significant
contribution made by heart re
searchers in the Research Tri
angle area during the past 1,r>
years. Duke and t’NC heart re
search activities are well known
throughout the ••ountry, the state
heart group states.
Mis.. Wilkins is the daughter
>1 M:. and Mrs W Y. Wilkins of
1 ryon.
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AWARD WINNER. “Lawrence of Arabia", voted the best motion
nicture in 1963. opens Sunday at the Joy Theatre.
Thrilling Vistas Of Rare Beanty
Unfold In "Lawrence Of Arabia"
The In if of faraway places
w.th stran v-soiinding names is
great e- today tnin ever before,
in the opinion of motion picture
directo*- Da\id Lean. v!io sought
ut them ost distant and hitherto
in.i e: s;t<le spots on the map as
the lo-ales for the Sam Spiegel
David !/■ ..i production of “Law
ren.-e of .'tabic ' Academy A
ward winnei as est pieture of
the year, nd now at the Joy
'I heatie in a -*j <-c.al «-:.i I»i> \«- en
gagement.
A Ilori/>n picture, “Lawrence
of Atahia" \v ■ - produced by Sam
Sp.e;;el and d reeled by David
Lean, their first motion picture,
collaboration s lice their Acade
my Ov.ard-wirv.ing "The Bridge
on the 'fiver Kwai," which also
won international audience ac
ilaim. “Lawrence of Arabia" has
won the follow mg Academy A
wards:
Hi "St Picture «f thi* Year
Best Direction <David la-an*
Host Color Cinematography t F.
A. Young. R,S C.i
Host Music « Maurice Jarre •
Host Color Art Direction iJohn
!5o\ ami John Stoll*
Best Editing (Anne V. Coates*
Hesi Sound iJohn Cox'
“Laurence o* Arabia” also re
ceived more Golden Olode A
wards from the Hollywood For
eign Correspondents than any
other picture; it was. the Screen
Producers Guild choice for "best
pro»lmi‘i|" picture, and the Direc
I >t s Guild of America choice for
“best directed.'
"Those who have to be atm
chair travelers are eager to see
the unique place* of the world on
film." says Lean, who photo- j
graphed for the first time the
hlo Mi-red sand dunes of Jehel
Tubtoq, in the extreme southeast
corner of Jordan, near the Saudi
Arabian border “As film-makers,
we satisfy their yearnings by
finding the beauty and the thrills
of these f.-irof* places and bring
ing them to thi screen.”
He fore assembling his "Law
rence of Arabia" cast and techni
cal crew. Lean spent six months
retracing routes of the Jordanian
desert taken Iv the legendary
Col. T. K. Lawrence during his
campaign of 1P16-191X. when he
united the tending Arab tribes
into a guerilla army whii h final
ly broke the back of the Ottoman
Empire.
Using Lawrence’* maps, as re
>roduced in his own classic ac
•ount of the campaign. "Seven
’’illars of Wisdom.” Lean scouted
••uch exotie-sounding locales as
the port of Aqaba, on the gulf of
the samen arm*, which Lawrence
won from the lurks after attack
ing it from the m xintain pass be
hind it; the Wadi Rumm. with its
shi*er basalt eliffs rising thou
sands of feet from the desert
floor; El Quweira, scene of a de
cisive battle, where weird volcan
ic shapes dominate th<* hori/on;
and Petra, “the rose-red city, half
as <>ld ns t.-r.e.* where the tombs
an.I paU.'es o bygone elvili/a
lions s:;il :d for miles into
ih-V alleys ann sandstone can
yons.
All of those were -elected as
siie^ to.- th • spc-t.icular new pro
duction f'orr. Spiegel anti Lean.
«hi also leametl lo make "The
Bridge on Ihe River Kwai,” in
the jungles of Ceylon.
"We ha't* brought to the
s. reen." says I ean. "a landscape
and an emotion-stirring back
ground such as lias never been
seen be fore.”
“I.awrence of Arabia" stars
Mec Guinness, Antliopy Quinn,
Ja< k Hawkins Jose Ferrer. An
th ;iy Quayle, Claude Rains. Ar
thur Kennedy and introduces
Omar Sharif a- Ali :*nt! Peter1
O’Toole as Lawrence. Robert Bolt
pen:ied the screenplay for the
Sam Spiegel-D: vid Lean produc
tion, a Columbia Pictures release.
"Lawrence of Arabia" was film
ed in Super-Panavision anti in
TVchnicoior.
It starts Sunday at the Joy
Theatre.
Letter To
Editor
Dear Sir:
We would like to express our
appreciation to the people of
Kiu^s Mountain for their interest
and oopci^iitoi' during the World
Day 4*L. Prayer.
We -especially would like to
thank the merchants for dosing
for art hour during the day and
thank the milts, mini's and hos
pital for cooperating in a service
of prayer. W<p would also like to
thunk the Mayor for proelaiming
February llth as the World Day
of Prayer in out community.
We arc grate ful for the excel
lent fOvcraRe given us by the
Kings Mounaint Herald and Ra
dio Station WKMT.
The attendance at all the ser
vices was mos* gratifying. We
feel that as a community we were
drawn closer together and closer
to God through this endeavor.
WORLD DAY O'-* PRAYER
COMMITTEE
Gentlemen:
On behalf of the churches and
civic organizations of Grover, N
C.. I would lik-- to thank you for
the splendid jolt you did of help
ing Us advertise the ritent visit
of the Bloodmobile i'.i our town
We are happy to report that 2t»l
persons responded to this visit.
Due to your support, we feel that
this visit was a success.
Thank you,
Knox Neely.
Publicity Chairman
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Heart Death
On Increase
CHAPEL HILL — University
of North Carolina cpidcrmiolo
gists consider heart disease “one
of the major health problems of
our time" ami predict a continued
rise in North Carolina's death
rate from coronary heart disease
for mm between ages 35 and fid.
“In the decade 19.10 to l9fio the
age-specific death rate for men
ages 35 to fi-l attributed to coro
nnry heart disease increased by
30'« in North Carolina, but the
rate for men o: the same highly
vulnerable age » in the United
States as a wind, remained stea
dy over the decade,** the epidemi
ologists report.
Although the nati >nal death
rate from coronary heait disease
will stay at present levels, for
No. Ill Car-dim It will ontintie to
rise, a orditt;' to the report made*
ptthl.c hy the Vntli Caiolina
Heart Association.
'Hu predictions. mole l»y D:s.
John C*. Cas.-el. II. A. Tyroler.
John 1!. McDonough, t.nd C. !>;•
vid Jenkins, we-e given to the
State grout) fir inclusion it -i
time eaps.tr c. ently placed «r
chipr-l tl.il t ir reopening in
IDT I.
did, mologicul studios
have shown ■* t.-lation etwccn
Ihc process of industrialization i/i
an area and the frequency of
deaths attributed to coronary
in-ail disease*." til? statement
says.
"Unless som.- way ran hi- found
tob offer tin- discontinuities asso
ciated with the transition from
an agricultural t-> manufacturing
economy. the North Carolina
■•ales of coronary heart disease
may he c\pi-»-ted to cc.itinue to
rise until the State’s industrial
growth spurt is completed,” the
secientists conclude.
They also predict that coronary
in-art disease will he found to he
"not one disease b.it several."
The Department of Kpidemiolo
gy of the School of Public Health
of the University of North Caro
lina rmv'tnizcs the diseases of the
heart to in- one of the major
health problems of our time. As
epidemioligists we are concerned
not only with the study of the dis
tribution of these diseases in the
imputation of North Carolina and
the United States, but also with
research aimist at determining
the processes operating within
pers ms and communities, which
increase the ii>':s of -leing strick
en by heart disease." the epidem
iologists explain.
The predictions were rnaile on
.the basis of studies dqpc by other
workers as well as from research
done within the department at
Chapel Hill. Not all of the epi
demiologists concurred ivi all the
predictions but each prediction
was supported by a majority of
the group.
Colored News
Hazel (Jill end Pot«*r Smith rep
resented dill & Brown Funeral
Homo at an Emergency Transpor
tation of the Injured School at
City Park. Shelby, recently.
Instructors inclutH:
Dr. O. D. Evans. Shelhv. Man
agement of the Obstetrical Pa
tient."
Dr. Livingston Johnson, Shelby,
“Management of the Heart Pa
tient."
Dr. Ralph Beasley. Shelby.
"Management of the Psychiatric
Patient".
Dr. Charles Mitchell. Winston
Salem. “Management of the Pa
tient with Mead and Spinal In
juries."
Dr. Jesse Meredith, Winston
Salem. "Control of Hemorrhages
and Dressing Woumls."
Cevd of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends and
neighbors and to the staff of
Kings Mountain hospital for their
many kindnesses and expressions
of ’sympathy at the loss of our
beloved husband and father.
MRS. WHITNEY WELLS
Bessemer City |
Rings Mountain
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Cordless Appliance
Is On Increase
Like many other gadgets t*iet
< onsitlercd luMfios, cord less a| •
planet's w II s mod ay .>e eonsid
ered net ossifies, accord ng to
Changing Tines, tin* Ktplingor
Magazine.
An article in the current Issue
of the magazine. noting that the
list of such appliances is growing
rapidly, advises consumers to
keep in mind the following ad
vantages and disadvantages.
First, since cordless appliances
cany oattoric . they are heavier
than conventional appliances.
Where an ojerator is drilling
downward with an electric drill
this extra weight can tie useful.
Otherwise, it i. a disadvantage.
Second. cordless applian -es are
more expensive th.r.i o-dinarv ap
pliances chiefly tie.aise of the
batteries anti charger.
Third. he-niise of lower volt
ages, ividless npt'Pancrs may
havo If. s ju.wiM than * onvrntion
nl applian es. Tin< obviously will
he Hu diud' antaiv' where the
cordless applianeei; has .ill the
power tli r !*»•■ 'mihI for a "iven
ioh. |t..i it's Miijifthin; to chock
into.
I'outili, thr betteies iln run
dow n. I'hc k > i <>l time tin* ap
plian. i r II P us«'d should Ik*
rhfcl.fd ;.i ail anu> o-joinst the
us., I,, (into -,»n baryes.
Ajj.Ynst Hi. disadvantages
sit nilit iif wei died thf advantages
i>f poriah Ply and safety. the ar
tide points oiu. The low voltage
of imdi, ton's makes themsaf
fr. and thev neil not lie ground
fd anotlifi > • *•:> fai tor. The
batterii's. tlion ii they run down,
can lie re, hailed hundreds of
limns. A'd. i.h" magazine con
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