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Pag»4 KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. Tliursday/May 19, 1966 Coachts Nai|i|)32 Letter Winners; ,Two Tkree^port Stars In 1965-66, Thirty • two Kin^s Mountain high'school apthletes received let- tei^ Or stars for participation in spring sports this year. Bage:all headed the list with 11 letter.ron, the golf team listed nine winners and the track and tennis teams six each. Three of tlie 31 were three-yoar Icttei mon. The three three year iettermen were Jay Powell and Fred Wright for golf and Mike Goforth for track. ^he coaching staff reports two boys as three-sport Iettermen for the 1965-66 term. The two three- sport winners were seniors Mike and Steve GefTorth. Both boys earned letters in football and basketball, Mike added a mono- grajn^ inMrack and Steve added one in baseball. Six other boys were named as two-year Iettermen in spring sports. Steve Goforth and Nelson Connor, baseball; Dennis Smith and Robert Phifer, track;, John Van Dyke, golf, and Sandy Mau- ney, tennis. The complete Iettermen lists follow: forth, Darrell Whetstine, Paol Gaffney, Chticky Gladden. Gene Putnam, Nelson Connor*, Wayne Mullinax, Tony ei.?h. Bill Bridge es and Charles Carroll. Mounties Lose To Belmont. 9-2 Oliver Completes ilhfontry Training GA. (AHT- Ronald C. GOLF (9) John Van Dyke*, Jay Posvell**, Fi’ed Wright **, Pat Cheshire, William MeSwain, Andy Davis, Leslie Joy, Danny Walker and Danny Finger. FORT BENNIN-G, NO — Army Pvt. Oliver, IS, son of Mr. and Mis.! Charks Oliver, S21 Church St.,! Kings Mountain, N.- C., completed the Infantry School’s three-week alPborne course at Fort Benning, Ga., May 2. TRACK. 16) Rocky Brown, Mike Goforth**, Robert Phifer *, Bob y Stroupe, Dennis Smith*. Philin Putnam. Belmont scored nine uncained runs here Wednesday ;t!U'rnoon to win its ninth conference game of the season, a 9 2 vieiniy over Kings Mountain’s Mountaineers. Senior Eddie Barnhill went the distance for the winners and gave up only four hii-s while striking out eight. Tommy Go forth suffered the loss, his fifth of the season. ' his as a parachutist. He also un- Kings Mountain eommi e henvent strenuous physical condi- seven fielding errors and several ^jo^ing. other mental mistakes in losing its ninth conference game. The \ His training, which included five jumps from a C-130 airplane flying 170 miles per hour at an altitude of 1,250 feet, qualified TENNIS (6) Richard Etheridge, Sandy Mau- ney*, Clark Mauncy, Neal Coop er, David Wilson and Doug Mer- cier. Oliver attended Kings Moun- hit until ■ tain high school before entering the Army in November 19;gp. , 4-H SUNDAY SET BASEBALL (11» Steve Goforth*, Tc.rmy Go- Dixon Community 4-H club has scheduled 4-H Sunday activities for May 22 and serv ices will be held at Di.xon Presbyterian church at §:30 a. m. and at Midview Baptist church at 11 a.m. Various young people of the two com munities will participate. • Mounties didn’t get the fifth inning. i Belmont catcher Stove Barkley | scored the winning nm in the-, second inning after singling, go ing to second on a saoi ifioo, and | comine home when KM first. baseman Chuckv Gladden drop-! USS INTREPID (CVS-ll) (FH- ped a throw to first. TSO April 25 - Radioman First The Raiders went ahead 2-0 -Class Charles V . Ledoetter. USN”, the fourth with a .single byjson of Mr. and^ Mrs.^ Nelson E. Ledbetter loins Seventh Fleet This Is The Law By Robert E. Lee (For the N. C. Bar Association) TESTIMONY OF WIVES 'May a wife take the witness stand to testify in behalf of a husband who ha.s been focused of a crime? Yes. In North Carolina a hus band or wife is fully competent to testify in favor of eacli oth- ^*^The evidence given by a wife in behalf of her husband must be considered by the jury as that of an independent witness. While the relation of her husband may influence her testimony to a more oi’ less degree, her credi bility, like that of a child, fath er or friend, is for the jury. NOttGte I We, The undersigned. Victory ; Chevrolet Co. have a storage lien 1 against a 1993 Ra/.T.bleb, Motor ; number B5429I91, Seblal hurtiber E05151S, bearing no license num-^ her; stored by the North Caro-' idina Highway Patrol. Storage cliai'ges $25.00. We hereby demand that foil payment te made. If full payment is not made by June 17, 1966, the above describ- , ed vehicle will be sold at Public auction at Victory Chevrolet Co., Kings Mountain, N. C. at noon on that date. ' Victory Chevrolet Company By C. E. Dixon 5:19—26 May a wife testif,y both in be- j influenza and pneumonia are half of and against her husband major causes of deaths among ' Indians. in a civil action? MWARE OF PEBRIS./ i tn. . Yoa movuer, fe ■ Ed Hope and two other Moun-1 Ledbetter of 304 Y'ork Road, taineer errors, a base on balls! Kings Mountain. N. C., has join- : and a fielder s choke. the Seventh Fleet in the South ! Belmont scored throe mor^- China Sea off the coast of Viet- i runs in the sixth on a single by nam as a crewmember aboard I Barkley, a double by Hope, an , the anti-su..mai ine w arfare car- error and a passed ball. The, t'ier USS Intrepid. Raiders scored their other four’ Intrepid s flight deck is-provid- ! nins in tlie .seventh on singles a m.obile landing field for at- by Larry. Holcomb and Wayne 1 tack aircraft usod^in support of Barr, doubles by Hope and Tom-; LJ. S. and South Vietnarnese - my Edwards, two more KM er-1 ground foiccs against the Vict r/\T-e n Koca r,r, Kaiic anH 51 fiAiH. I Cone In Soutli Vietnam. Planes Yes. A husband or wife is com petent to testify either for or against each other in all civil actions, with two rigidly defined exceptions in respect to adultery and “criminal conversation.’’ Civil actions are court proceed ings that do not involve the pros ecution of a crime. STRICTLY FRESH In this world people sel dom think alike, except rors, a base on balls and a field er’s choice. Kings Mountain scored its two runs in the bottom of the seven th with Nelson Connor and , ChUcky Gladden getting back-to- Cong from her deck also strike select ed targets in North Vietnam.. This marks the first time since the end of World War II, which earned six battle ribbons for In- back singles and coming home trepid. that aircraft from ■ her on a single by Bill Bridges. i flight deck arc striking enemy The Mountaineers collected i targets, their first hit of the game with i intrepid’s role with the Seventh two out In the fifth when right-; pieet is that of an attack aircraft fielder Dennis Connor doubled a- carrier, although she is in reality top the bank in left-cebter. i an anti-submarine warfare car- Bridges had been issi^d » hase.rier, opeating out of the East on balls just before tfte hit but, coast port of Norfolk, Va. Belmont got out of the^m when! Certain Atlantic Fleet ships are Barkley, the 'catcher>^»ieked being deploved to the Western Bridges off third. I pacific to bolster the strength of Goforth gave up a total of the Seventh Fleet. eight hits and the winners col-; — lected another off Darrell Whet- i Kings Mountain Stine who relieved Tommy in the | Leigh, If IN JAPANESE BAND — A Kings Mountain serviceman. Ray Barrett, left above. Seamon, United States Navy, jings away with the Joponese band, “Highwaymen", at USNAS Atsugi in Tokyo, Japan. He sang with the Jayvees in 1964 and entered the service in November of that year. He is presently on a two-year tour of duty in Japan and will receive his discharge in 1968. He is son of Mrs. Biddle Barrett of Kings Mountain. A husband returned from a long trip earlier than was ex pected. Ho found his wife in bed ; with another man committing j adultery. He brought a action I for divorce against his wife on the ground of adultery. Will the I husband be permitted to testify i for the purpose of proving the I adultery of his wife? Chambers Fined $50 And Costs For Assault seventh. Connor, ss Hope led Belmont’s hitting with a 3-for-3 performance with, ® , Barkley and Holcomb chipping in ^mlinax, 3b I two singles each. Hope also had four runs batted in. I P/CiC dP AIL ^TONBS £rta<^ PfSCK OF \ AdP 7PAQ<—ANP BY^APPPi^ CLEAR 0iLE iOU mRKi — t -A ^ INSURANCE INRORHATION CtSTITOTEj ; Belmont Holcomb, cf ! Abernathy, If ; Elmore, 2b 1 Suggs, 3b’ ■ 1 Barkley, c 1 Hope, ss ^ ! Bair, rf Edwards, fb Barnhill, p BOX SCORE AB ID. Connor, rf 'Putnam, 2b IT. Goforth, p B11 Whetstine. p 0 0 22 32 0 E—Goforth 3,' Gladden, Putnam, OtK. Connor 2, Bdrkley. DP —Barn- 11 hill, Hope & Edwards. SAC — 4 Hope. 2B — I|opo 2. D. Connor, 1 Edwards. PB Gaffney. O.Pitehing: IP H REUbbSO 0 Barnhill (w) 7 4 2 2 4 8 — I Goforth (1) 6*,i 8 9 0 3 4 61 Whetstine Va 1 0 0 0 1 Thomas A Chambers, 31, of Kings Mountain, was sentenced to 12 months suspended upon the payment of a $50 fine and the court costs Monday after plead ing guilty to malicious assault of a police officer. Chai.rbers was also ordered to pay $150 for medical expenses caused by the assault. Judge George Thdmasson also handed down these other sen tences; Wilbur G. Perkins, 41, 122 Sa die Mill, driving after license ex pired, six months suspended iSpon lation prohibition laws, driving on wronj side of the road road, continued. Alexander Adams, Jr., Route 2, disposing of mortgaged property, si;( months suspended upon the p.ayment of the court costs. Joy Lawson, 27, Kings Moun tain, simple assault, not guilty. James C. Smith, 38, Gastonia, no operator’s license, four months suspended upon the pay- ■Tent of a $25 fine and the costs. David N. Robbins, 18, Lincoln- ton, tw'o counts malicious damage to personal property, eight counts suspended upon the payment of a $25 fine and the costs. Danny Lewis, 16. Rhodes Ave nue, two counts malicious damage to personal property, eight months suspended upon the pay ment of a $25 fine and the costs. Submissions included; Rufus D. Byers,. 28,. stop light No. A North Carolina statute provides that in the trial of a divorce case “neither the hus band nor the wife shall be a competent witness to prove the adultery of the other.” The admission of the wife can not be received as evidence to I prove the fact of adultery. She will not even be permitted to I voluntarily take the witness i stand to prove the act of adult- I ery. when they are buying wedding presents. * * * The trouble with tele vision these days is that the good guys win out on The Man From U,N.C.L.E,, Per ry Mason and Batman—on every show, in fact, with the exception of the 11 o’clock news. Status symbol: Something your neighbor has two of which you don’t have one of. I Since the husband is unable 1 to produce any admissable evi- ! dence of his wife’s adultery, the divorce will not be granted. ?* Evidence as to adultery must be given by persons other than the husband and the wife. lotte, stop light violation, half ; costs. the payment of a $50 fine and ther“vnlation, half costs, costs. ] William T. Robinson, 60, EHen- Douglqs M. Propst, 23, Forest|i;or^, faiilure to sep movement City, no operator’s license, con-1 botild be made in ^safety, half tinited. ; costs. r- Ray V. Sullen, 24. Gastonia, vio-l Thor as Edwin Cude, 21, Char- Michael D. Causby, 19, Route 1, improper muffler, half, costs. ,, Take a closer look at your fax bills and you’ll stop call ing them “cheap poUti- cians^’ • • * -1 By the time you’re rich enough to rieep late you’re so old that you want to wake up early every day to make sure you’re still around. Jimmy Herndon, 1?!, 422 Wilson St., improper'muffler, half costs. ■ “ ■ 'T ■ ■ Gene E Pearson, 26, Laj^ndale, stop -light violation, half costs. i Two men were standing on a street corner arguing. Finally, one man shouted at the other, “My psychiatrist. can beat your psychiatrist.” “Oh yeah,” yelled the other chap, “my pschtetrist can cure your psychiatrist.” W. K. MAUNEY, JR. Candidate North Carolina House of Representatives Dear Voter: One of the most complex tasks our state government has to perform is that of provid ing a highway system adequate to meet the needs of .the people in all areas. Deciding where improvements are most needed and how rmich money can be spent in’^ST^T^n area in volves extensive study. To assure that the area of Cleveland, Polk, and Rutherford counties' receives its fair share of money expended in highway improvements, the 43rd District must elect represents- . < tives who are familiar with the needs of tl^ area and who will seek diligently to state these needs to the State Highway Commission. ■ Hi iChal N. I am familiar .with the requirements of the area and if I am elected as a representative from the 43rd District, I will do my best to see that those requirements are satisfied. Sincerely, \?f Candidate For The North Carolina House of Representatives VOTE rOlt tHtlEE (3) CANDIDATES IN THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY. MAY 28. (Third in a series of letters to th6 voters) Could there be a financial recession? No one knows for sure. We definitely hope not. But we assure you of one thing: All First- Citizens savings customers can count on guaranteed interest with ,any one of these plans! □ 5% Interest Savings Bonds (A) A one year bond. (B) Interest payable at maturity of bond. (C) Bonds available in the amounts of $1,000or more. □ 4^% Interest Savings Bonds □ 4.80% Interest Savings Bonds (A) Available in amounts of $500 or more. (B) Rate guaranteed for five veers. (C) Redeemable at the end of each 90 dey period. (D) Interest paid evety 6 months. (A) 3 year guarantee on rate. (B) Must be held for 6 months. (C) May be redeemed at the end of six months or M the end of any three-month period thereafter. Ninety days written notice required before redemption. (D) Interest paid every 6 months. (E) Bonds available in amounts of 1500 or more. □ Regular Savings Accounts (A) Earn 4% Dally Intarast. (B) Interest compounded 4 tl^nps a year. (O This is the highest interest rate permitted by law on regular savings accounts. EARN MOREI MOVE YOUR SAVINGS TO FiRST-CITIZENS BANKI ISM fowls, as w«l as refular savings, are hwufod by The FMaral Oapealt Insurartca Ooiporilion. 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