meir averages include:
JENKIN'S — Pat Murphy, 94 points, six games— 15.7;
»*d Bradley. 92 points, eight games—11.5; Pete Putnam,
points, seven games—10.3.
LITHIUM Me.trl Valentine and Sid Franklin. 77
points, six games—12.8; Perry Champion, 16 points, five
•;ames—9.2: Hon Fishei. Ill jwiints. seven games—S.7.
BELK’S — Charles (joodscn. 67 points, six games
11.2; Bobby Goodson. S6 points, eight games 10.8.
MIDPINES — Butch Blackburn. Mt) jaunts. seven
games—11.4; Roger Ross. 75 points, seven games—10.7;
.lohn Van Dyke. 64 points, six games- 10.7.
LEGION Reggie White, 72 jx>ints. five games 11.1;
(leorge Plonk. 41 jaunts, three games—13.7.
HAWKS — Doug Rathbone. 53 jaunts, four games
13.3; Pete Peterson, 71 points. s:\ games -11.8; Mike
Hughes, 70 points, seven games—10.0.
City Bowling
MEN'S LEAGUE - It looks like the Clyde Culbertson
team is going to take the league chamjiionshij) this season
without even a roll-off.
The Culbertson five finished the first half of action
atop the standings and an* currently holding down a five
game lead in this hall with a 24-12 won-loss record.
The Boh Herndon team is in second place with a 19-17
record and Tignor & Russell Garage is tied lor third with
Hilling Heating. Both teams having identieal 1S-1S marks.
In the Men’s looji. Bob Herndon has the league high
set 1.3981 and Tignoi & Russell’s Albert Brackett’s 155 line
is high.
LADIES'
ace in the
' LEAGUE A much
Ladies' League.
closer race
is taking
Belk’s Department Store is currently in n t-pl
but by only one game. P»e!k’s has an 18-6 record, but clos
liehind is Plonk's I Apartment Store with a 7-7 >■ <
Medical Pharmacy is thi* only other team that i • : - ;« i- t
ter than .500 record. 13-11 t.5-121.
THERE is a strong |>ossihilitv that Belk's 1 )t*j rti:
Store may he sponsoring the w mn«in t hi* Led -s' Bow i •
lace and the City Recreation looji. That would be a perfect
season fot that store!
MIXED BOWLING City Paint Store, the fit*--* half
winner, could very easily cop first place in the m on ! half
also. The Painters are currently three games ahead oj Je.i
ny Oates w ith an 18-6 record, bates is 15-9.
But City Ice <v Coal i> caj able of taking over the le
it the breaks are right. The leers are in third jdace with
a 13-11 mark.
In action tonight. City Paint Store will b« bow lie
City Ice & Coal w hile Jenny < hi».-s bov ', bot |. ■ | I.: I *l
Tignoi. A four-game v. in by Jenny ('•:<t«*s AND Cit\ lee
Coal could knock eajitain Lil Gault's Paine - - h \v
third place.
Betty Fite (Hi 111 will take on Jmet Parker liM'.i
in a battle that could chant"* the stun '-n s considerably.
A four-game win by Fite could put th d to in as high
third place.
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1. "The Secret Invasian" 2. ' The Rounders'* 3 "The
Killers" 4. “The Carpetbaggers" 5. "Those Callo
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Belk’s Has Three
Game Bowling Lead
After ADO!tiei week of lad.es’
dackpin b >*Tng. the standings
ire file same. In ai-Don th.s wwk.
first pi i i P.elk's I>«•,».»11■ t«-*ni
Store took three game* fr >m
bottom place M< < I in: li s Furiii
lure Mrdira! Pirn via. > il»>i!
Plonks lJeji.itnn.it Stum 3 1
and Phillip's to; and Oates-Hen
dei son Shell split 2 2.
Pot Panthei rolled a l'ts line
an I a 300 set as tin* lielks team
inereased it’s league lead to
three ga i.es. Evelyn Karl> r >11
ed a ln| lint and a 292 si- lor
the losing M -Ginnis Furniture.
Mhk.e Houser rolled a 11!*
line and Janet Parker added a
tl set as third jilace Medical
i’nit maey took three from
Plonk'.. Departmt it Store. p;»t
Herndon and Lit) Gault shared
la t a ,d set honors for t v* Ins
.is. It. m Inn rolling a It >3 i.n.
and Haul; . 307 set.
tin;’ (tales rolled a IP* line
and a 311 set as the f narth place
Oates ll 'le.son Shell team
split a four game series with
Ph ilip’s toj. M lrgarct Wilson had
.1 1111! line and Kthe T.gno; roll
*'d a 2NS set f.>1' Phillip'.-. lid.
sr.\.M>iN<;s
Team W 1.
Bclk's r>ept. Store '21 7
Plonk's I>ept. Store is in
Medical Pharmaey Id 12
Oates-Henderson 1.' lo
Phillip’s to! 11 IT
MeCSinnis Furniture f» 22
Pet.
.75n
.372
.129
.357
.21 1
7>/rt07 & Pi?sr;e!!
0. Allen M\ers- 121 line and 3.V
was hi-.-h for the Ins* i s.
stand: NOS
Tt am
t'lyde Culb**rts in
•'oh II ;doti
Pi nor <£• Kllssell
Dllliri': Heating
Plonk 0.1
Ori;t:n Drug
W 1. Pet.
25 15 .025
22 Is -550
21 19 .525
19 21 175
IS 22 15* t
15 25 .375
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Kings Mountain
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CJnr\ Coop* r
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“STATiOH t SAHARA”
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IX REVERSE ORDER
Compact Downs
Waco SO S9
The Coin is at C. mi: i : • < ,»i
Washington High's Y«-H
Is nl Wa «i. \ C Ki,
!<> 19 at the C< r ■ \
Highwonng Bills M
I 'd th:» Co.,ra *. ■<.. w t1 2
points. Jan. - Hood 'id.
Boyd had is and Id [•. ::s r,
sportively.
Jin* All">nn >. I ■ ,
era with 2s markers.
Mond.n m- . sir- i
neyed l.» L n- <»lni >n . I
«l the te • t>s 1 >.
prndabh* M lev J* >t | ■ •
Minc.s with 2.1 po.nts. Th >>;: »>
Hi :i s had git for \> .■ »!/1
Th< jun >r vai n |.>
nth g,'. res.
After leading h\ 17 [joints n
halftime the litihv ( obi 1- -II h«
hind during the se id half kh
•itmhintr 15-11 to the Be
ets.
The.Neubold i, \ -ti - •% i|
so w h tijH d ; he F. I". 1'
2V Donald I 1. h - 01.1 _
jejiirils in two ,'amis
T h<* Coin a te.-ie I si a 1!
.1 the .1 \ 11 115
M ies Boyd too, n- • ,
prolific scorer with a 1 •*»; •
age. The Cobras n e - . j; i'
Garden Time
The Iioiiic plant.. should In
' .ni’fully wtlrhrd doting Ffbru
.is :.jspct pwlii bw-ome mote
a-live. Sf in will contiol p. .*i
*il\ all «jf these [N'>is e\i »!
i* : i t:.’s. K>>i n. !<•' use ;i i
la lion
S.-mp plants may have become
i , if bound anil need to bp r**!>***
■-I using In or contaimi s 1/
th > W the ease. hi1’! is a "teal
sod mixture: pm* part ui.i• sc
‘■''■'♦n sand; two | i. s good
in ■.•ul: . m- part prat muss,
well dr om;w>srd c impost;
i half par; dehydrated .■ \
inure; onr fjuirt of inr t.im!
in i h 1 istv l of thr mixtutv.
Ail id thr si- arc by volume, not
weight.
Pi iflaps I tumid say son'll’
lh.:>4 more a!’ nit the kind of
> : d to u V it may ain id;,
know that tin nidi* ion of ■ ipd
lii thr p ill »• n ixture provides
rood aeration •oxy/rn to ilv*
too;' If th sand is t u fine it
•. ill serve no useful purpose. Koi
i»ur green': uses wr buy wh.it
in. sand .t ill pravel people >11
tiy.l clip on llTa points in IT
in' --, and al’1 win" their opp •
■u nt« .*>1.6 pu • ;< on * po >ts :n
lhe same number of ■.* imts
“onerete" sand rather than
pltMer'i' s»nd Th«* > • i
- >:•(! is mu -h at s-.-r. Ii
;i•>es .JO"! lesults
P i\ J«» good (Itai'i . u
r< j tt!n:r and use , It
**! t. Dra.n; ye may ».. ;i. • -i
‘>\ ti'.it,' g- vel in 'hf S
the on.a;ner «tr ly pi;'
i 0 broken clay p r t»\», it 1
dra- i 'ah >1** P . r iy >
i*rl hy s -rubbing with a deti
<>r "tier, hy hn.li'ti.
In thf l iwer I’icdmo I and th>
(' Nuttal Plain it is tin-i■ ■«> :■
some nf the cool s"as>*n
beets, spinach. Irish po'e -
radishes. Knghsh pea-, h
talc anil union sets.
If v iti haven't prune I
ni' th' i.si fruit trt'c> ..id i
i.xkcutors Minn
Hminr qualified as I utot
nc i la- 1 st tie M, s Lain i .
Harmon, all perse:.s havin'
*»:ris a ;.iinst s ud < ! ■ 11«• a
plea re file sainc with the i: tie
yeed on ur ho ore July 2!t. lib
or this not ice will hr" ple.uU-d ••
l».i • of any re every.
Ail pel sorts indebted lo saj.l
estate w.H please mak<' it:.a.cl.
ate oaytncnt.
Titis the 22nd day of Jana < y
liSi.i
John W. Liter* f
Da\ -s anti White. Ail
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Fanev car* ^-vick Pfecial V'6
Fancy. But not tint fancy. Just <<i . • i u yo ir '.lend' think you’sc iounil
nil in the hase-ment. \o . m iy iL i :o c. l acquainted with Buick'
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without delivering yon to ti . • s ' .. . in.. \«« to the plain, homely price.
rou'M find it loo' . ri i ; in >' v I t!' -.e the Buick Special so you
can drive a Buick and'•till i - n < ti . a hie. Sec your Buick dealer.
Kciiicmhvr: a Buick tor only >1 ' . I • > S .. r’.iin, I :ie-t inspiring trull .
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