I* KINGS MOUNTAIN :
Hospital Log
VISITING HOI KS
Daily 10:30 to Il:.t0 a m. |
.1 to 4 /on. ami 7 to H p.ui. j
Pntu:Ht l.ixl ul Kiti'ix Mona- \
tain lloxiHlnl at Noon HHint*
tlay.
Mrs. Jai kie Dean Barrett
Mrs. Ida Birrrtlr
Mrs. Ethel Bowvn
Mrs. Bruce Willaid Hoyles
Mr. Bouce Neal Brown
Mrs. W. K. Carroll
Mr. William Clack. Sr.
Mrs Sally Earney
Mr. Roland Goins
Mis. Howard llamhright
Mr. Amos Hamm
Mr. Joe Herndon
Joan*- Howard
Mr. Andrew Jenkins
Mr. Tilman Jolly
Linda Kale
Mrs. Nathan Kelly
Mrs. Eugenie Lackappelle
Mrs. Gaither Ledhetter
Mrs. Jerry Lipsev
Mrs. I>*-nms Mauney
Mr. Dave Miller
Mrs. Alma Mifehem
Mrs. Senelair Oliver
Mr Franklin Rockholt
Mrs. I-onnir Seism
Mr. Lloyd Short
Mr. Larry Harel Smith
Mr. Ira Spratt
Betty Tessener
Mrs Mary D«-va Sh«nt
ADMITTED THURSDAY
Timothy Oliver, |o:t K. Bulge
Street. City
Mr. Charles Brawn, Rt. 1,
Smyrna. S. C.
ADMITTED FRIDAY
Mrs Iiennis Ln> Hope, 611
landing Street. City
Thomas Mushes, Rt. 1. City
I Inw ard Inman. No. 5 Myrtle
Street, Gastonia. N. C.
Mr. Ernest Jenkins. 3r»f> Gas
ton Street. City
Mr. (ii'nr Talherl. Rt. 1, Clov
ei. S. C
Mrs. Jimmy Wells. 207 E. TVx j
as Ave.. Bessemer City. N. C.
Mi'S A ml tew Ailams. Rt. 1.
city
Robert Nelson Connor, 1065
Elam Road. City
Mrs. Jerry Upsey, Margracr
Apt.. City
Mr. Walter Myers. 1030 Bar
nette Drive. City
Mr. Robert Osborne. Suburbon
Heights. Gastonia, N. C
ADMITTED SATURDAY
Mrs. Virginia ia»aeh. Box 6. j
Grover, N <!
Mr. Dwain Martin. 1H) Box 6.1
Gulford, Maine.
Mrs Paul Ellis. Rt. 1. Box 132.
Grover. N. C
Mrs. Annie Wilkes. Rt. 1, Cher i
ryville, N. C.
.Mrs. Marvin llamriek. Rt. 1.
Box 221, Grover, N C.
Mr. Jaws Howell. Box 3. Gro
ver, N. C.
ADMITTED SUNDAY
Mr. William P. Gihlxms III. Rt
1. Box 10. city
Mrs. Joseph Hayes. Rt. 3. Hick
ory, N C.
Mrs. Nancy Hayes. 617 Athen
nia PI.. Bessemer City. N. C.
Mrs Robert Smith. On. Del..
City
Mr* Henry Bennett. 306 S
Styers Street, Cherryville, N. C.
Edward Veal Bolton. 5160 MW- |
pines. City
Mrs. Lue'eacher C'arthen. 406
Cherokee Street. City
ADMITTED MONDAY
Mrs. Pinkie I-ee Shippard. Rt.
I, Grover. V C.
Mr. I tea ill Wraey, Box .3.3. Rt.
3. City
Mrs. Roger I>ean Bowen. 1240
Westover Road, City
Mr Herman Knxlell. 910 First
Street. City
Camilla Iaxmartl. 1**6 W. King ;
Street. City
Mrs Tillman I’earson. 102 K '
Parker Street, City
ADMITTED TUESDAY
Dennis Connor. 7<i3 \V. King j
Street. City
Miss Margie Hiiffatetler. Rt. 3,
Box 389. City
Reheeea Ann Pavne, PO Box
684. City
Mr. Willie Seawright. H»S N.
Cansler Stieot, City
Mis. Jaek Brown. Rt. 1. Box
3|s, City
Mrs. Carl Finger. 305 W. 1
Mouniain Street. City
Mrs. Henry File. Rt 2, Box
2S0. City
Mrs. Ernest C.osev. pis S. Cans
ler Street. City
White Hears
Light Docket
The following sentence!* were
handed down by Judge Jack
White in Recorder'* Court
day morning
Mitchell Arnette. Kannapolis,
use of nrofane language, resist
ing arrest, 90 days suspended up
on the payment of $25 fine and
costs of court.
John W. Bennett. Jr., stop sign
violation. 30 days suspended up
on the payment of the court
costs.
Jacob Sisk. Jr. driving after
drvocatlon of license, failure to
stop for siren, speeding 70 in 35
/one. reckless driving. |k months
suspended upon the payment of
$225 in fines and the costs of
court; bt of good behavior for
two years.
Edward McDonald, no opera
tor's license, improper tag. im
proper brakes, 90 days suspend
ed upon payment of $25 fine and
the court costs.
Tommy Payne violation prohi
bition laws. 90 days suspend**!
upon payment of $35 fine and
the court costs.
Charlie Green, assault, nol
pros.
Herbert H. Camp. Gastonia,
driving while intoxicated, con
tinued until December 21.
James R. Ivey, public drunk
enness, violation prohibition laws.
00 days sus pended upon the pay
ment of a $5 fine and the court
Pilgrims Knew Industry Thrift
Yes, the Pilgrim Fathers knew industry and thrift, else they would
not have survived the rigors and hardships of the New World.
To these hardy pioneers, to whom we owe our Thanksgiving Day
heritage, we can also learn the many benefits of regular savings, and
many have. i
Right here in Kings Mountain many citizens make a consistent hab
it of investing a part of their earnings in Home Savings & Loan Asso- \
ciation savings accounts — which earn for them while they're busy at
other work, while they're playing, and, literally, while they sleep.
If you have not opened a savings account with Home Savings &
Loan Association, there's no better time to begin than right now, in or
der that you can begin sharing in regular dividends.
i
Savings Deposits Made By
Decembei 10
Earn Dividends From
December 1
Current Dividend
I
Pei Annum
Payable Semi-Annually
Home Savings & Loan Assn.
DRIVE-IN WINDOW SERVICE — FREE PARKING
Dr. I. E. Anthony. Pres. Thomas A. Tate. Sec.-Treas.
Police Report
Two Accidents
City police reports Wed no- lay
showed two highway a evident*
during the past week
The first accident occurred
Tuesday, November 24 at 5:01
p.m at the intersection of Orien-,
tal Avenue and Kast Kina street.
Litov Bridges. 43. of Rutherford
ton was traveling east on King
street when the '61 Rambler
which he was driving struck the
rear end of a *64 Chevrolet, driv
en by Jes* Willard .Mayberry' of
*523 Kast King street. Damage to
the front of the Rambler was es
timated at $150 and damage to
the rear of the Chevrolet was es
timated at $250 Bridges was
charged with following too close
ly and Mayberry was charged
With failure to see a movement
which could have been made in
satety. Officers B. P. Cook and
Bob Hayes inv<>stigated.
The »econd accident occurred
the same day at 7:15 p m. at the
intersection of South Rattle- 1
ground R<>ad and Hawthorne
Road. Arlen Leonard Wright. 27.
of Route 2. driving a 'fi3 Chevro
let was charged with driving too
fast for the road conditions.
Wright struck a power pole. The
rear end of the car was estimat- '
ed as a total loss. The power
pole was not damaged.
costs; appealed.
Jessie Olson, stop light viola
tion. nol pi"Os.
Robert J. Moss, no operator's
license, nol pros.
Five public drunkenness, costs
of court.
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