Blood Quota
lian yuinn ami Mrs. Tally Shu
ford. Tin- <•;.!« olors ar<* yellow
and while. th«* class f lover is ih<
yellow ros ana the d-ss m iito
is, "One step a* a time, hut al
ways forward*
Senior che> officers .ire James
'Medlin. j .-.ifient: Haul fash,
vlce-prpsident; \lar> Wright. Me
rotary; and <•< '-treasurers Mar>
Frances Gofotth. Pats\ Welch,
Mary . nne M Curd). Paul S< isrn
and Fri d Di> ■ >,
Candidates tor diplomas are:
Sandra Adams, Willie Anthony,
Miriam Baker. M .rgie Bowen,
Becky Bow -is, Carol Bra/zeil,
Libby Bun h. Billie Ann (‘.1100,
Hita Cans -v. Judy Collins, IV"gy
Davenport. Mollie Day, Juanita
Dellinger. Bn ndn Kdmunson.
Martha Crnsl Fvonne Falls.
Joyce Fall-,, Glenda Foifcrherry,
Linda Fort •nl- - ry .I’.araaia Gann
Frances Goforth. I ynn Goforth,
Bessemer City |
Kings Mountain
DRIVE-IN THEATRE j
Always SI J00 A Car Load!
Thurs. • Fri. - Sat. 4 Big Hits
SenEAM-O RAMA!
‘Beast With Five Fingers"
"King Kong vs. Godzilla**
*?Grave Robbers"
“Children at the Damned"
Sat Shews run in
Reverse Order
Sun. - Mon. • *1 ues. - Wed.
3 BIG SHOWS!
Paul Newman Joanne Woodward
— Colei —
"New Kind Ot Love"
- 2
Gregory Pock
”Tc Kill A Mockingbird"
John Wayne — Color
"Man Who Shot Liberty
Valance'
Wed. Shows Hun Reverse Order
Starts At 8:00
Virginia Cuforih. Karen Goins.
Margaret Harr bright. Ann Ham
moll. .Ia< kb- Hannon. Jackie Har
din. Myra Hax'kins. Sandra Horn,
Mickic llmiwr Anita lluf fatetler,
Dora Kirni' uni Barbara Laney.
Also Hunnni Lnckritlge. Don
na i/n 1‘laci'. Judy Livi'lsct*. Bo
nit.i Lowe Hart.at a Lynn, Mary
Jane Matthew*. Mary Anne Mi
Curdy. Joan Xd’luri', Jane Mr
Mtin ay. Ilrenda Melton. Linda
Oliver. Priscilla Padgett, Virginia
Payne Phylli Pusey. I Hmna Put
nam. (’oral Ita'iiscur. Ilillic Rein*
(mi <|i. Itart-ar • Ripp.v. Kmogene
Robinson. Tinkv Scruggs. Connie
Shaw. Judy Short Jane Smith,
pat Smith. iJoeitie Spears, Becky
Stowe. 15 « I t y Ann Slyer*.
Margaret Swanason, Tonic* Ware.
Rets*ci a Webster. Patsy Welch,
Cccile Williams. Sylvia Willi
ams. Jane W right. lli/al>c*th
Wytc Mike Anowood. Joe Haiim
gardner. Jerry Ream. Norman
Clanton. Gary C<>lin. L. V. Brooks,
.lack Broome. Don Bumgardner.
Roger Byars. Paul Cash. Gene
Connor. Lewi Cooke. Jimmy
, Craw lord. Ray Crocker. Ernie Da
Us. Wayne Dellinger. Steve De
vennex Fr"d Dixon, Reel Dover.
Johnny Dye. Ronnie Falls, Dennis
1 Floyd, ponn Freeman. Ronnie
Gillespie. Carl Gladden .Warren
.Goforth, Richard llamm. Coyt
Herndon and t-lenn Hicks.
Also Karl Dill. Jack Howard.
Mike lluffstii k'or. Don Ifurlhut.
Harry Jacksop Larry Jackson.
Terry 1-e irtard. Calvin Lock
ridge, Glenn Lovelae *. P a u I
Lovelace S’eve Lovelace. Steve
Marlowe*. Sur.ny Mauney. Bill
McClunpy, Gerald McDaniel. Jim
mv Mcdlin. Vernon .Morgan. Jim
rn’v Owens. Joiin Owens. Roger
Owens, Larry Porter. Jose Pucci.
Harold' Putnam. Richard Rev
nolds Jackv Khca. Paul Rol
tins. Mike Royster. Steve Roys
ter. Paul Seism. Ralph Shir
kc*v. Robert S.pes. Mike '*niith.
Kenny Stefly Gary stexxait.
Dwight Swar. Junior Taylor.
Mik** Trammell. John Tria. Jr..
Walter Voss .It.. Steve Vickers.
I ton Ware*. Glenn Werner, and
Robert Yarbrough.
WED. - THURS - FRI
EVER SEE A
hillbilly'
's#ov?y
%0 T^O^/sPi^o |
MRHIRCS!
SATURDAY
Mil
SUN. ■ MON.
A SHAIIERiNQ
ENTERTAINMENT
EXPERIENCE!
TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
rovcoMWTKwoTwmrTmi—a
GUNFIGHT
at COMANCHE CREEK
AUDIE MURPHY
WATCH FOR
1) "Rhine ' (2) “Robinson Crusoe on Mors**
3) “Flippers New Adventure**
KMHS Lists
Seism, Reid T. Dover, Mr*. Kli/a
both Clint*. M >s Lynda Herndon
Mrit. Su«* B'*ll:f Mrs. E. L. (<rmw,
Mrs. J. T. Bo||. H. A Hill. Vlr*
Holly Suo Morris, Jasper E. Wil
son, Oforgt* II. Mauney. W. J
Kay. Joo Payrn*. Jack V. Martin.
George II. Houser, Floyd R. Wil
lis Mrs. Henna Greene, Ray W
| Cline. Or. O. F. I lord, I Iowan’
I layer. Donald Short. Yates liar
bison. Donald seller*. Mr*. Joyw
Phifer and Betty I»u Allen.
Also Mrs. Kay Rob-is, Jamer
IJurns. Paul A Cash. James Ben
nett, J. D. Short. Steve Rathbone,
John A. Cheshire, Gilbert Braz
/ell. Gordon II. BeaMy. Mrs
Grace McCall. Marilyn D
Sessions, Robert L. Wilson, Car’
B. Sisk. Mi Id led Barnett. Mrs
Alice Dobbins Herman T. Cash.
O. V. Ellis, Troy Lee Wright
James L. Biddix. Forest Glenn
Moore fi Don Barrett, Harvey
Whitaker, r>an>el Guinn. Roy H.
Hollifield. Aaron II. Cook Arthur
Flowers, Harold Ledford, James
Clark. Nancy Grigg, Mrs. Janie
Black. Joe Hal Champion. Arli.*
L. Dunn ard Leroy II. Blake.
Also Shuford K. Peeler. Juanita
Steffy. Mrr. Jessie II. Collins.
Ronald Gr *g< ry, Dwight Chap
man. Bobby Bridges, Carolyn X.
Finger. Dotal' L. Parker. Joseph
Lcflwieh. Jr., William II. Earley.j
Charles D. Day. Juanita F.gerton.
Betty R. Gamble. Mie!:ev Roger
Warren Ralph Schues-.ler, Sam
Hamrick. ‘Luther Caveny. Her
man Fredell. Rol>ert Short. FM
gone Bridges. Tommy Bridges
(Minton E. foll\, C. D. Sowcrsev.
Horace Cunningham. J. D. Ham
mett. Haywood M. Brooks. Wil
liom Hovis, Mrs. Edith Martin
Mrs. Kvolvn Gibson. Paul Love
lace. Mrs. Martha Clark and Miss
Janie Boheler.
Also Mrs. Dorothy Austin, Mrs.
Margaret Hunt. Mrs. Thelma Del
linger, Pau; Ham. Jr.. Victor Gar
rett. Kenneth J. Metcalf. Mrs.
Klairic Dov-*r. Gerald McDaniel.
Herbert II. Leigh. Stokes Wright,
Jacob P. Hauser. John O. Van
Dyke, Mrs. Helen Tate. Ellis
Tate. Horace L. Bell, Robert VV
Whiteside, Thomas Darby. Bob
Maner, Da* vin Peterson. Cicero
Mitchcm, Mrs. E. R. Goter. J.
D. Bridges John R. Lutz. Mrs.
Mary Black. Mrs. Julia Plonk.
John Hardin. Carl A. Bridges.
Arnnldd W. Kincaid. Mearl D
Valentine. Thomas Droppers*
John D. 'M*>rrav. Bobby G. Corri
gan and C- L- Peele.
KM Friendly
remain op**,, six days a week and
also on Friday night."
“City taxes arc making folks
move out of town. It’s (joins: to he
.soon a ghost town in the heart of
town. The Country will be the
renter of attraction *’
"ReetfcaPon facilities for young
oenulc and children expansion of
utilities and oevelopment of in
dustrial sites to attract new in
dustry. better shopping facilities,
a more progressive city govern
ment and community pride and
self-reliance.”
'‘Nursing home for aged and
infirm, bridge or underpass.
North Piedmont, for Railroad.
; King street wiuened entire length
restaurants, more and better at
tention to teenagers’ needs, a
YMCA.”
The citizens surveyed indicated
| they like:
’’Friendli"ess of citizens’ bal
' ance of puniu- area, general good
WINS TRIP — Glenn Spear
man qualified for Gulf Life In*i
surancc Company * 1964 Presi
dent's Convention in Jackson
ville. Fla.
Speaiman Wins
Florida Trip
Glenn S'>f* •r.uan. Kings Moun
tain t'»pi • ••• tti\«* for Gulf i.ilc
Insurance Cor- panv, qualified for
the President' ■ Cii-b Convention
in Jacksonv'lle Fla. la <t week.
Hr anti Mrs. Spearman return-!
ed liome after a week's!
vacation. I'he convention was
held at R< ion Myers Hotel.
Spearman qualified for the
convention th’ougii his sales rec
ord tor the pert ’2 months.
Mr. Spelt mt n. Kings Mountain
native, has bci n associated with
Gulf Life for 2's years. He has
qualified e c h year for the Presi
dent's Club convention which!
honors top s?l< smen.
Mrs. Spear trail is the former
Doris Nell Ch'ldcrs. T!ie Spear -
mans hav" t«’e dt.ughteis.
Cabin Suib
Mountain Beach
Tiiis caliin has been designed
for use in r lO. niam areas or at a
beach, anti with the idea that it
may lie built hy two or three peo
pic with some small knowledge
of construction methods.
Two bedrooms on the second
level and one on the first level
provide slewing space for six
persons. Storage shelves ate lo- j
catod adjaeent to the ship’s lad I
der to the second flood bedrooms.
The living-d'ning area which isf
in part Mu stories high, provides,
■ adequate space near the kitchen
for dining purposes.
If a fireplace is desired, a mnr
fabricated 'fii* with chimney may
lie easily installed.
Complete working drawings for
Plan No. 5965 may lie obtained
from your county agricultural a
gent by w -it'ng the extension
agricultural engineer at North
i Carolina State Raleigh. N. C.
health and climate, good traffic
i control am' flow. heal Un religi
: ous attitudes* good race relations,
interest in lieiier schools, better
recreation anil better businesses."
•The concern our people have
1 for each other, especially when
there is a need for help."
"The i»eople "
I
Work
Foi
W. I. (BUI;) WILLIAMS
Candidate Fov
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
The Kan With A Plan
NT PLATS* ORM
1. I will work for the best possible educational fa
culties A qualified teachers for all county students.
2. Give every voter the right to express themselves
at the polls before any major changes are made in our
present sytsem.
1 Far the continuation of the present consolidated
program • plan lor a future county wide consoli
demon.
4. For every tax dollar
I. For the continuation
spent — One dollar's worth
of music in our county sys
li
at my abUity.
1 will do my utmost to serve every
md aU school official* to the best
will be
Wesleyan
Church Seb
Homecoming
East Gold Street Wesleyan
Methodist church will hold an
lual Homecoming Day services
Vanday. Mav 31. accord ins to an
louncement hy the pastor. Rev.
J'lyde R. Gondson.
Mr. Goodson said that all mcm
-ers, former members and friends
•f the church are invited to at
end the all-day services.
picnic lurch will he spread at
’2:15 and it 2:3(1 p.m. a song
ervice will he held. Rev. Mr.
Soodson said that Rev. Jesse
"»inson first elected pastor of
the church, will fill the pulpit.
fast Gold Street Wesleyan
rhitrch was organized November
1. 1WH A ‘'lick church and a
pastorium have been built since
»nd the Sunday School has an
iverage attendance of 116.
Pastors ot the church have
been. in addition to Rev. Mr. Hin
son and Mr. Gnodson v ho is |»e
finning his seventh year. Rev. A.
L. Whitesides Rev. Y. if. Carter.
Rev. H. E. Smith and Rev. Mor
;an.
former members will be recog
nised at fie special afternoon
service beginning at 2:30 p.m..
Mr. Go Mison added.
ftnaq Reports
Oddity In Yard
A. A. Gigg of route 1. Shelby
ias reported wliat he thinks is un
usual in hi-> backyard. .
Mr Grigg has grafted a black
hearted cherry twig into a wild
|dum tree and since March notes
frowth to eight inches tall.
Mr. Grigg began a similar
project 12 yea’ s ago but “someone
broke a twig off.”
The Shelby man is wondering
a hat fruit t to tree will produce.
BANK HOLIDAY
first Un’on .National Bank will
ix* closed Situtday in observance
>f Memorial Day. Vice-President
R. S. Lennoi nas announced.
Fin Department
Answered S Calls
Five fire# wf re reported by the
, City Fire Department for the
week ending Mat 27.
A 9:20 A M. Sunday fire at the
unoccupied home of the late
Mrs. Audie Mitrhem resulted in
extensive damage to the rear of
the house and to the kltrticn.'
Firemen reported that the blaze
apparently started in the rear of
the house and spread into the
kitchen before it could be con
tained- The extent of damages
was not known.
A call was answered Tuesday *
morning at 8:15 to the Ben Ses
Mims residence on the York road.
Two nuttmiMii were rcpuftwl
destroyed in the fin*, which fire
men extinguished shortly after
arriving on the scene. No other
damages were reported.
A Cleveland County alarm was
answered last Thursday after
noon at 2:30 p.m. by Kings
Mountain. Shelby. and Grover
Fire Departments as a grass fire
spread over several acres of land
south of Kings Mountain on Gro
ver Road. No property damages
were reported but several acres
of s'ubbli were burned.
A cotton-cleaning machine fire
at the J. E. Herndon Company
Friday afternoon resulted in mi
nor damages. It was the second
such fire at the establishment
in 'he prist week. ,
An inoprrntiw water heater
apparently started a fire at the
Evelyn Welch residence Satur
day afternoon at 2:10. Reports
indicated tint the Ha/ ’ was trig
jeered b\ the mal functioning
water heater and spread into
the chimney area of the frame
house. The interior portion of the
wall around the chimney was
damaged, and some smoke dam
age to walls and furniture was
reported
BARNEf FATHER ILL
The lather ol B. N Barnes, su
pr rintetirient of school*, is seri
ousl> ill in a Lumherton h<*spi
tal. Tht Robeson county citizen
was 90 on May 19.
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VOTE (X) MAY 30th
You
Support
Appreciated
A Man
With YOUR
Interests
Foremost
SPURGEON HEWITT
FOR
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