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CHAMBERS SCHOLARS—War ran Goforth. Jr., top. son of Mr. and Mn Warren Goforth, and Calvin Lockridge. son of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Lockridge. are winners of Gordon H. Chambers college scholarships from Foote Mineral Company. They expect to attend A5TC. AnstinsBny Weaver Cleaners Mr. and Mrs Gene Austin have purchased the former Weaver Cleaners from Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weaver and will continue opera- t tion of the div (leaningestablish ment on N. Piedmont avenue. The Austin* also operate Fash , i<>n Laundry in Kings Mountain and a pick-up station in Grover. The husin-vs transaction was effective last Monday. Move About All - Conference PlUTHERFOHDTON Tack IIuss. t'tircl base Warren Dalton, shortstop Cyrus Ta- lot outfield Bruce By- I outfield KINGS MOUNTAIN Mickey B *il. second base Pal Murpiv, third has* Richard Gold, shortstop EAST RUTHERFORD David M.nheny, second base Done.Id Blvron. outfield Gerald Reobins. out Bold CHERRYVILLE Larry Helms first htse BELMONT Steve Keener, outfield CALLING ALL HOME MAKERS By GENE TIMMS WHAT MAKES * STORE REPUTABLE? TIMMS Every success ful business is 'hisr<l u|hiii pub I i c confidence aiid good will. These things v.inol be bought. They must h e "earned”. The p’i’)li< knows that »vr tain storej aic rccotiiiizvd as “rt*putab!c” ard others art* not. Anti \v'i it is the secret in gredient e( this im|K>rtant thing which every store wants - a goo I aeputation? It is nany things-. It is reflected in everything the owne: and his *mployi*c.-. do in their business lea lings and even in their civic and social activities. It is the way the phone is answered. It is the *tnv>sphere a customer feels wlitn lie en ters th“ store. It is created by '.he type of ; rivertising a firm iocs; by :h< service given to •ustomers; by tb<* manner i-omplain's are ha lulled; by I Ik* courteovs- and helpful at tention given to customers by .•voryoiu* from the sales peo pk* to the delivery men: by those little things “above and beyond the < nil of duly" which •very eustor*er remrmhers and every good business man I lies to do. And. of ecurse, it is the lug things good roerchandise. fair jrices. and integrity. You just •an’t heat this combination. For the bast buys la booM tumlihtagr. tuaa* in “The teTmorahi^fimn^iarte 9:00 cun. WKMT. Ill ba tell ing yuu of day-to-day speciali at Meadow savings, be nmbei TIMMS TUBM. CO. booM at quality fusaituie toe gracious living, where dis count to “Bag.'* Colorful Acts To Highlight Show Prior To Banning Of "World 600" An elabaret" prf-rw* show will take pi ire at Charlotte Mo tor Speedway on Sunday. May 24. just prior to the running ot the fifth annual World WSt l.itc m<Kl<‘l auto race. Featured will he a helicopter trapeze ait. a demonstration h\ Clydesdale horses, music by a high school band r.nd a drum and bugle corps, the appearance of Johnny Philip Morris, best dress ed pit crew ipetition tnd ihc appearance it numlter of beau tiful Kills. i-ai I Kelley, promotions direc tor at the l'.-mtle super speed way. made *iie announ<etnent to day. The hcliooter trape-e act will he hy Dave 'lerrifield of Sum mil. N. J.. who has appeared through*. ,t the Cnited States and n a number of foreign countries. !lis |M>i-formar(e will :<• ..n a special trau'/e attached to the tndercarria .*«• of a hell (.pier, fly n; at an altitude <»f from 3no to IVtO f(*et atvre the n.uk. and without a net. The Anhettsei llushch Co. of St. L >uis. Mo. is s. uling it* famous <• horse C1 desdale hitch for a •"ecial d-monstretio-i. T h c Mis. Smith's Biter Conducted Kunera! rites f.„ m.s. David; •tnith. 7.1 cii i.awndilf, mil her; <>f David Su:iih Jr. and Mrs. Troy Wtijfhi ol !\im;s Mountain Tucsdiv at l p.m. from Oak Grove Mcth-wiist church. nior rm nt fc>llo>\:np in «h«* churc h , vmetery. Mrs. Smitii died at I p.m. Sun day at (Tc\ ‘land Memorial hos pital in She Joy. Other survivors include four I sons. T. B. S.nith of Shelby, Clyde Smith of Cherryvfile. Hubert | Smith of Lawndale and Guy i ••smith of Sb‘|l>y; fiv,. daughters. I Mrs. Lex Emory cn Greer, S. C.,j Mrs. Hoh-ef Kipps Shelby. Miss llettie Smith of Kannapolis. Mrs. Carl Brady of Lowell and Mrs. George M;:cha of Lone Is land. N. Y. AT CONVENTION Wrightsville Beach Dr Na than Reed of Kings Mountain, a member of the North Carolina Optometrie Society, was amon-j the -.ay) Visio. spcviaUts anil lA’*ves attending the .">7111 annual Spring Convention this week at the Blockade Runner II del. L'lydcsdales W'li also .ppt-at on Saturday. May 25. the day before I he* World tin11 Johnny Philip Morris, the fa mous little rvan with the famous httle vnirp, will tv in town Fri Jay. Saturday end Sunday of the rail- weekend. 1I<* wall also pre sent the Mat-lhoro-World (itlO tro phy to the t.'innint; dri\er. rhe speedway will snonaor the ht*M dressed pH crew competition with the top <-rrw <»cttin}» $125 and sec-ond niece $75. Miss Automotive World. the sjxtKlway's <|t»vn chosen a few weeks ago. cv'l ride in the pre face parade, r.%d will also take part in the* victory lane celeh-a lion after the race. Shi1 is Miss Mary Frances Kelly of Union. S. C. Th»* Ford Motor Co. is hrinxini: its famous seven • member Ait Line Panel o' beautiful hostesses to the Wor*rl w*. for the first IIts. The World Clift pole position winner will receive the Eddie Riekenbark'o* trophy sponsored hv Eastern Air Lines during pre race* events. New Wake Forest Mentor To Visit Gastonia Friday GASTON t.\ Wake Ft rest a liiTini in th • Grr.ton ar.a will get a chance i > n« el the Deacon's n<*.v hiv’d iooteall coach. Bill Ta*e. Krill tv night. I'll - for'".-’- Fnlverslly of Illi nois star h-i'*t -ack will be spcak it a ha“h ‘ ue rally at Rankin Lakt- at 7 /click. Other mi'-iH i s oi Tj c'i roach inj^ staff at Wake Forest will ac company h'm it Gastonia. in ad dition to th.* rihocl’s director of athletics. Dr. Fugene Hooks. Tate is T.hcriting a Deacon grid srpiad that won only one; ?ame last fail, i>ut expresses op- \ theism despite tne great ehal- 1 lengo that t’es ahead. Says thi* 't7-> car-old Tote: “I wouldn't he coaching if I lidn’t like a challenge. I’d rather have it th>s way than walk into i jol> where the t«*am is already •ti top provided, of course, here’s potentirl. And ! definitely :hink there is volenti:.! at Wake Forest." Former maji r league hasehal sar. J. K. i B iddy» Lew is is ram rodding plans tor Tate’s visit to iastonia ^ridey. ELECTED — BUI RamMtti. Kiagi Mountain sophoaioro at State col tege. ha* boon oloctod Bocattfor ol Seta Chaptot of Sigma Phi Epoi- 1 Ion Fratmity. Ramseur Named To Student Post William L. Ramseur, Jr., son ol Mrs. W. L. Ramseur of Kins? Mountain, v. as nwnlly elected Recorder of the Beta Chapter ol Sigma Phi epsilon Fraternity at North Carolina State of tin* Uni versity of North Carolina at Ra leigh. Ramseur, a graduate of Kings Mountain high school, is a 2" , year-old sonnomore majoring in Pre-Med. In addition. h«- is the present holder of the eoveted U. S. Duhach Scroll, a fraternity a ward for tin greatest improve ment in scholastic average. Sigma Phi Epsilon, the second largest national fraternity with l.->2 chapters, was founded in: Richmond. Virginia, in 1001. The Beta Chapter has been on the j State campus e*n<t> 1903. TO HICKORY Mayor tl' -e A. Bridges and City Commissioner Norman King spent Wednesday in Hickory at tending the annual meeting of the North igiolina League of Municipalities. SCOU'l NEWS On May X» the First Presbyter- ' ian church srtut troop opened : with 13 me-r.Ic ts and one visitor present. We i amplcted plans for a tea in honor of our mothers. Dis cussi-d the Opemist parade to be held on Saturday. Elaine Queen Troon -1 Scribe First Presbyterian Churel Vote For Charles A. Bridges for County Comi ussioner DISTRICT 4 Charles A. Bridget • Dairy Farmer. Cotton Farmer. Wheat Farmer • Member. Cleveland County and North Carolina Guernsey Breeders Association, past president county association and sales manager. • Charter Member of Cleveland County Farm Bureau and director since its organisation. 1947 • Woodman of the World, member of building, committee • Member. Upper Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, member of its Highway Committee. • Charter Member. Polkville Grange. County Pomona Grange. Sev enth Grange. Seventh Degree member of National Grange • Charter Member Polkville Lions Club • Superintendent Swine Department. Cleveland County Fair • District Stewart. Gaston District Methodist Church, lifelong mem ber Polkville Methodist Church • Born, bred and reared a Democrat • Sop of Mrs. Mathis Carpenter Bridges and the late W. Johnson Bridger • Wife: Former Kathleen Whisnant. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Whisnant • Three Children: Mrs. Calvin Peace. Dover Community. Mrs. Jerry Willis, formerly of Belwood (Norwich. Germany); Charles Bridges. Jt.. Polkville. Charlie Bridges has the time, energy, experience and knowledge of the people of Cleveland County to make a capable County Commissioner. DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY VOTE FOR CHARLIE BRIDGES. SATURDAY. May 3C Newspapers Produce Light And Information* Their Absence Results In Darkness. Correct information is invaluable to a free people and for keep ing a free people free. Few other nations of the world are as fortunate as the United States, which, through the wisdom of their forefathers, is le gatee of a heritage of freedom of speech, of assembly, of re ligious worship, and of the press. Maintaining of these freedoms has not always been easy, but they have nevertheless been maintained through the years. A free press is the cornerstone of the others. Without the disse mination of the news — factual information gathered by train ed professional newsmen — the other freedoms would soon be abrogated in practice, if not in the text of the United States Constitution. I mxL wmwHct^ vh nw\x% um Kings Mountain Herald
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