Mol Charles Qneen At Frattland
Baptist Assembly Meeting
Misa Cha: ienfc Queen, member
i he Firs! Baptist church. Gro
ve'- on Mondv. June 15 went to
Fmitland to participate in the
-State Junior .Memory work. Char
.cne. got all hc-t verse* and ref
«-r Meet right, missing only one
"•i»ixl in one verse of scripture
Sir received o certifica-e lor her
P^iiici potion.
IMe (imer Community Im
provement Program met Monday
ni^ht. June 22 at 7:30 at the Gro
ver school. ’H,e purpose of this
meeting was to determine wheth
or or not to hive a community
picnic this summer.
Mr. and M.~s. Harry Ream,
Herby and Tiny spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ledford
and family ol Greet Palls. They
had a visit to Spring Park at
Great Palls, in the afte:noon.
Mrs. Dorothy Cook Childers of
Greensboro *| ent Tuesday and
Wednesday vlth her mother, Mrs.
Susie Coo!: and other idatives
hen*.
Mrs. E. H. t|i inoon is a patient
in the Kin«.» Mountain hospital.
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Our Italian tun lovers worship
the ground you walk upon.
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single hemp band. Cushion*
padded heel to toe. 4-10.
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.Mins Gail little returned to
Greensboro Sunday after spend
ing her vacitkn with net par
ents Mr. and Mr*. Rill Little.
Mr. and Mr: . Sherwood Tate
and family and Mr. and Mrs. El
lis Tate and family spent Sunday
with the R. C. Tates.
Mrs. Roy Hager and Jimmy of
Annandale. Vii&inia. t-arr.e Satur
day to visit the W. S. Ilid't, Sr..
Gem* Turners. John Golds and the
W. S. Hicks Jr- in Charlotte. Mrs.
Hager returned home on Wednes
day and Jium') will be visiting
the rest of tlte summer, with his
grandparents, the W. S. Hicks.
Sr.
Mrs. Laura Dot bins has re
turned to her home in Wan*
ShoaU, aft«r Three weeks with
Mrs. Helen Mullinax who is a
patient in the Cherokee County
hospital in Gaffney.
Mr. Nelson Queen and Mrs.
Grover C. I fort of Grover, receiv
ed that th"ir brother. Burgess
Gaither Qii'-er., of Route 1, Shel
by. was lcil*'*d in an automobile
accident Monday morning on the
outskiits of Gastonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Edison
from Annandak*. Virginia are
visiting his sister. Mrs. Jack Pin
kleton and Mr. Pinkleton.
Mr. and Mr.-. Dwight Dixon
and family of llarrishuip spent
Tuesday after-.oon with Mr. and1
Mrs. Jack Pirkleton.
Weekend pih»st of Mrs. Annie
Barnes was h. r mother. Mrs. T.
A. Ch«'»»»»io*i or the Oa t Grove
community.
The Rev. at.d Mrs. Woodrow
Spencer frorr Sumter, S. C. spent
Monday nicht with Mr. and Mrs
Lionel Barnes.
PM. Lion--I Barnes and Sgt.
Donald Ellis spent the pnst two
weeks at National Guard Camp.
Port Brage
On July 1 al 3:30 a Safety A
wards Program will be held at
Davidson in honor of employees
of Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
Corp. Comnn ssor Station 145 at
Grover and the station there.
Both stations established obrfect
safety recoHs in 1963. Conducted
tours of the Davidson station will
begin at 4:'0 pm- prior to the
program at Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs J. Harold Hern
don. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Moss
and family and Miss Man* Ann
Herndon and -riend of Maryland
are on vacation this week at
Cherry Grove Beach.
Thb She*by Comets and Mc
Lean Trucking of Winston-Sa
lem partlcinated in a fast-pitch
softball double header Saturday
night at Brice Harry Memorial
Park In Gmver. This program
was sDonsored by the Grover Res
cue Squad.
Miss Harel Adams of Raleigh.
Miss Orela Adams of Murfrees
boro, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hare
from Apex and Miss Ruby Moss
of Murfreesboio spent Sunday
tethers day with Mr. and Mrs. R.
D. Moss.
The Grover Rescue S^iuad spon
sored a itMk and chicken sup
per -Saturday night June 20. at
the Rtescue S'j;.ad Building.
Cottage Prayer Services of the
Shiloh Presbyterian church met
Wednesday June 2-1 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Dean Hope, and
on July 1, at the home of Mrs. W.
L. Ormanri.
The Rev. P.chard Hobson is
attending Presbytery Camp this
week as a Co . Counselor with
Miss Elaine It uitt for Pioneers.
Robert Har-y. Maynard and Al
len Hambright are attending Pio
n*r Camp th»s week.
, Mrs, H. L. Beam returned home
'(4 World (00
Sets Record
Charlotte Votor Spctpdway's
fifth annual World 600 late mo
del auto race establish")! another
tecord crow 1 tot a sp wts event
in North f'a'olina with an at- i
tendance of G6.311.
Tlw prevmi rcoord was set by
the 1063 World fiOO rare at 5H.722
Karl Kebey, speedway promo
tions direc tor, .said the 1964 race
held on May 21th. showed a race
day attendance increase of 9,589,
or 14.9 pe»- cent above the 19631
attendance
Gross incom for the iaiv, K>i-!
ley said, w >s £>72,639 as com par -I
ed with $489,160 for the previous'
year. TIk- income. Kell»*y added,
was up 17 per cent.
itu* spee<iwa> recently spent,
more than »110,000 on track im
provement.-:. inducting removal of.
Sunday morning after visiting the
Rev. and Vn 'leorge West more-1
land and other relatives in Toihi. ‘
Mrs. Martha Ann Nichols, Jean1
and Richard N.rhols from Pensa-i
cola, Fla., a-e spending two week
with Mr. and Mis. F. F. Tcssener.
Pat and Eddie
a lot;:** !*>■ tio.j on an InfleM hill
and the er«- -tlen of second dock
tower seal
From in f>r'ration gathered on
ticket sales, Kelley said thi.t some
tiO per cent ot the fans attending
the World ‘tdO race w ere from 1
Nonh Carolina and the remain
ing in per cent were visitors from
other stnt«c
The apeedwt.y s scrond major
league race Jh':. year "ill b<- the
fifth annual .National -100 on Sun
day. Oct. IS. The ‘MOO" carries a
full intern'tiunal sanction by
NASCAR • » »A tNational Asso
ciation for Stork Car Auto Rac
ing and Federation de I'Automo
bili*>. whicn means that FIA
member drive*.. f:t>m other sane
tioning or®an./.ations will com
pete against tiie NASCAR pilots.
Year by-y<*ar records 01 rare
day attendm~e and groas receipts
of the VVor’d 6^0 races on the 1 Si
mile super ..peedway include:,
1900 -35.451 a'i0 $301,691; 1961 -
46.53s and V»s2.091; 1962 -46375
and $36s.677: 1963 38.722 and
1964 66.311 and $572,039. At j
tendance fisures do not Include
pre race day i.owds.
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False Charge:
'Dan Moon is against raising the minim am
The Troth:
Don Moon's goal is not only to raise the minimum wage, bat to
the per capita income of all the people of North Carolina. In
statements, he has pointed out the need for the
1965 Legislature to study the effects of such an increase in light of the
condition of the state's economy at that time. This will assure that
landteuppod workers nor our marginal business
effected. causing a threat of additional unem
Vote For
Dan K. Moore
SATUUMY. JUNE 27
Baa K. Moor* will bn at Kings Mountain City Hall Thurs
day at t pa.
C. E. Dixon, chairman. Kings Mountain Committee for Moore
Fords Swept Friday
At York-Clever Oval
A city -wi V Tennis Tourna
m,,nl will be held during the
wrok ol July 6 11. it was an
nounccd by Assistant Ke<'roation,
Director. Bob Hussey, this week
The tournament will be sane
ti<»ned b\ doubles play, and all
Interested participant* can reg
•*ter at the Clt> Pool any time
prior to the opening <4 the
tournament
t'pon completion of the six
day tournament, trophies will he
awarder) the winning team hy
tin Kiwanis flub.
The tournament will lie baser!
on a single elimination basis,
and Huftse) says that tire par
ticipatlng team* ran p’.iv fh«ir
matches at an> lime during ttie
designated period
A great deal of interest has
Iks n created in the past by the
event, and Hussey urges all in
terested participants to sign up
for litis year’s competition as
<«>n as possible so as to expo
dite the pairings for the playing
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