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1. "Mary Jane" 2, "The Power" 3. "Did You Hear
About The Traveling Saleslady” 4, Late Show — "The
Girl Smugglers” 5. "The Comedians” 6. “Hawaii"
Bowling
.'ull.tM’fstjii was (ici'<‘al(*(i by
^tl()up^ (Jb. 3-1. Clyde Culbortson
<•(1 tho wiiineis with lines of 119,
no, and US for a total of 377.
ilii hard (.’uihiTl.son UhI the losers
wlU a 3o7 total. As a team
'llroups rolled lines of 61-1, -191,
ind .Vr2 for a total of 1667.
In the si'rond Plonk Oil
defeated Albert Braek-
■!I also by a sroi'e of 3-1. 111^11
nan foi‘ the whiners was John
Oillin^.
i>illin« rollo I lines of 117
Old 11.") for a b>fal of 397. Bifj
nan lor Allx'rt Braeketl was
lonnie c'ull»ertson with a total
if .331. As fl learn I’lonk rolled
ines of .3-17, .367. and .3.3.3 for a
otal o! 1667.
In the last j^anie of the week
n tlie Mt’iVs loa^^iie, Dillm‘»
leHtinji Irrst to Ranny Blanton
KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
KM Boys
KM Recorder’s Court
laineers gained the cold hand in
the second and the Chargers
outscored them in that period of
play. 1210. Adams scortd 1,3 of I |
his points in the first half. following actions were tion laws, 20 days suspended $3! |
At intermission the Mountain- taken during the week of Feb* and court costs; Robert E. Burris ' I
ecrs led 33-21. 5-12 in the Kings Mountain 21.3 N. Cansler St., public drunk I *
In the third it was once again Recorder’s Court Monday after- and carrying concealed weacon.i
TheVeteians
Coinei
Thursday, February 15, 1968
LATE CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE — Four room house
off Grover Road. Telephone 739-
2322 alter 3 p.m. 2:15-22
NOTICE
Please take notice that under
the provisions of N. C. General
i Statues, Chapter 55, all of the
^ stockholders of Laura Cotton
ying concealed weapon, j Q—I have just reinstated Company have entered into
4 months suspended $65 and court' Government Life Insurance policy. i dissolution effective
POAla orrkTkri 4 it trt lanaa acrain
Little
Whetstine
' Etherdige
Subscribe To The Kings Mtn. Herald
11. R. Houser and Bob Herndon;
vere lb ' high scores for the h>s-^
1', .(K iliey both totaled .330.
3 Hiny Blanton led the winners|
v’th a total of 36.3. Blanton rolled Spencer
lines of .3. 117. and 113. Hambnght
Only two games were played
n the Mixed League this past
ve('k. R inny Blanton lost to Ron
nie C^ulbertson 3-1. High man for
li(' winneis was John Dilling Putnam
witli lines of 11.3, 11.3, 146. for a
tol il of 37G. High man for Ran-
u Blanton was Ranny Blantoi>
lie t(»tnUM .362.
Cl\(le (^uliMM’tson defeated Bob
Herndon also by a score of 3-1.
Boh Herndon was hi^h for the
o.sers. He totaled 36S. Rod Hou
ser was high for the winners
with lines of 1.36, 123, and 90 for
a total of 349.
Adams as he paced his team to noon.
a 51-32 lead over the Chargers. Tliese persons pleaded guilty costs, good behavior 4 months
'The hig center scored eight points'before court b€‘gan and paid their and weapon disposed; Robert L.
in that period of play. Thomas fines: Phillis K. Lee, i^02 3rd St., Case, 114 Spruce St., Charlotte,
,orlMcSwain led Crest with seven exceeding safe speed; Kenneth violation of prohibition laws, 20
’ tallies. Crawford, 70S Landing St., days suspended payment of court
The fourth quarter was a much fail to s<^e movement could be costs,
closer one, but the Mountaineers made safely, Lucious (». Ervin,
out on top 14-12. Bobby Richard St., Clover. S. C.. no I . . . - , . . .
Tail and H'homas MeSwain led/’ptuators license; Mike Sandei's. Cantwell St., Charlotte, violation! your next dividend is due and ask
Crest with 15 markers each. City, assault on female; Alvin L. prohibition laws, 20 days sus-! them to hold your dividend as a
« Ellison. 206 Dilling St., speeding I-nded payment of court costs; jereit against a lapse of premium
®OX SCOavS .35’in 4,5 zone. Bobby J. Lingerfelt, 910 Cantwell | payment. The VA will hold your
KINGS MOUNTAIN *55.!. Those following actions were St., Charlotte, violation of prohi-1 dividend to your credit, paying
bition laws, 20 days suspended! Interest until it is used. Then, if
payment of court costs. ! your premium is not paid at the -
end of the 31-day grace period. ‘
and don’t want it to lapse again.,
How may I use my dividends ^ February
keep my insurance from lapsing?
A—You have two optloas, your Laura Cotton Mills Oimpany
credit option and your premium! By P. M. Neisler, Jr., Secretary
option. If you choose to use your Davis, White & Powell,
Also. Larry W. Hepler, 826! credit option, notify VA before Attorneys 2* 15-3*7
Ployar. Pm.
*19^^ 4 29 during the court session.
4 0 .3 8 Withrow Brown, 415 Ellis St., im-
2 registration, 30 days sus-
$10 and coun ^sts. no , b7 withdrawn,
e insuranct., nol pros; Alma D. Sad- P'®’
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MeSwain «
Ledbetter
Hayes f
Wilson f
McBrayer f
Hamhnck [
Carrier son •'
MeSwain
Woods
Thombs
Score by Quarters
Kings Mountain 23
Crest 9
n ler. 313 N. Short St., Gastonia. ! mium. If you ask the VA to ex-*
i n 0 u driving while intoxicated. c*ontin- tuT ^
n ^uedMarchd. ^ternethy a) Walnut St Hen be converted to pay,
» Q 0 Alma D. Sadler, 313 N. Short your premiums in advance as far;
S St., Gastonia, no insurance, fail '’lolat.on of Prohibition laws. | ^ ^j^le. You will be billed for
" 0 “> seP movement could be made parson again at least one
" ? safelv continued March 4; Ron- W' G°ld St., violation of prohibi- advance of your next
(4-111 nio E. England. 914 1st St., no in- g“'>'y- premium due date.
G PO TP pr FTM surancp. nol pros, no tag, 30 days Robert L. Short. Shelby, as-
6 3 4 15 suspended $25 and court costs, sault on female. 60 days suspend-
6 3 1 15 entered notice of appeal with gd ^^d court costs; Brady C.
0 1 2 1 bond sot at $30; Donald D. ^r- Adams, 321 N. Watterson St.,
0 0 0 0 utti. Route 4, Marion, N.. C.. im- three charges of worthless check.' . . . ^ .f
0 « 2 0 mooer passing, 'iolation of pro- 30 ^ays suspended payment of *^7™
0 0 0 0 hihition laws, continued Feb. 19. oourt costs and is to pay costs of
Jimmy R. Coffey, 414 Oak St., checks (on each charge).
Forest City, violation of prohibi-
Little Mounties
the second half to run away with
the Mounties.
Q-I am currently receiving
pension under the so-called “old
law.” Can I change to the new
law, and some time in the future
come is reduced below the $2,700
or $1,400 limits?
Kenneth C. Taylor, 112 Daniel
Morgan, Spartanbur/, S. C., pub
lic drunk and violation of prohi-,
bition laws, called and
A—No. While you may change
to the new pension law (PL 86-
211) you cannot revert to the old
faUed again at a later date.
boiKl forfeited; Elton S. Stewart,
Q—As 1 understand it, G. I. life
e Mounties n„artpr thP Little S‘'c«nd St., assault on female,! insurance has four options avail-
.( ^.Jcnrnrt^the Mounties 24^^® “"'‘'able under which the proceeds
Celtics 51-39. Charles Goodson j
led the Fulton win kM - SHELBY BOX SCORES
Barrett
Scores
stopped The
that the beneficiary must really
take the proceeds in a lump sum?
^KINGS f^UNTAIlT^
t BESSEA^k CITY /A
DRIVE-IN
Show Starts At 7:00
ALWAYS $1.00 A CARLOADI
THURS. FRI. SAT. 3 HITS!
No. 1
•BLOOD FIEND"
No. 2 —
•BLOOD CREATURE"
No. 3
"BLOOD DRINKERS"
"oiFsAT. MOVIES RuF in
H^v^srsE order
SUN. thru WED. — 2 Hits
No. 1
"GUIDE FOR A
MARRIED MAN"
No. 2
“To Kill A Mocking Bird*
while Mike Bailey led Epist^opa' pio,er
with 20. Howard
Mike Ballard’s IS points ^ Gladden
Fashion Cleaners over The 9®*’ Easlev
tic.s. Doug Rathbone’s 19 y^^ncAs
topped the losers.
FG FT
0 0
STATISTICS
VV
Team
Tryon
Bethlehem
Fashion Cleaners*
Fultnns
Epi.scopal
Celtics
F. Boll
Smith
Six Races
Pet.'Carpenter 3 0
.928 Swofford 0 0
.857 Ledford 0 0
..33S Wei.ss 0 1
..500 Kings Mountain
.083 Shelby
.000 Player FG FT
Heffner 6 0
E. Heffner 0 1
Bridges 3 1
Richmond. Va., captured the Dog- Hines 6 1
.wood 300 while Dontue AUispn of Clark 4 1
Hueytown, Ala., took the Cardinal R^fdin 1 1
300. Sonny Hutchins of Richmond Vogel 1 I
and Bobby AllLson of Hueytown vVray 1 0
were the lOO-lap winners. * Parker 3 0
Richard Petty of Randleman,, Lail o 0
N. C.. streaked to victory in hisj^auney 2 3
Plymouth in both the Virginia! gy Quarters:
500 and the Old Dominion 500 Kings Mtn. 11 8 8
Grand National races. ! Shelby 15 8 24
TP Roseboro On Dutv
^ “ At Giebnlstadt APR
1 12
2 4 GIEBELSTADT. Germany
0 I Staff Sergeant Carl L. Roseboro,
2 0 son of Mrs. Ada M. Roseboro of
3 4 107 Davidson St., Kings Moun-
0 6 tain. N. C.. has arrived for duty.j^ monthly installments,
1 0 at Gielbelstadt AB, Germany. t takes the entire amount in
3 0 Sergeant Roseboro, a radar op^ monthly installments. If the in-
1 l erator, is assigned to a unit of sured makes option one available
(40)' the U. S. Air Forces in Europe. to the beneficiary, all four op-
(63) He previou-sly served as Dong, tions—including life annuities
F TP [Ha, Vietnam. [become available to the benefi-
A—No. This option makes the
lump sum available if the bene
ficiary desires it. Primarily, it
makes the proceed.9 entirely flex
ible for the beneficiary who may
choo.so to take the entire amount
in a lump sum and the balance
or
2i The sergeant, son of Luther j eiary at the time of the policy-
1 Roseboro, Is a graduate of David- holders death.
7Ison High School. j
^^1 His Wife. Velmarie, is the dau-i mmmm
d.lghter-Aof Mr. and Mrs. ^^^yiDwAtnAW Ufill
3; Lloyd of 2.314 E. 22nd St.. Oak-, 01111116X5 If 111
3‘land, Calif.
0 Blalock Finishes
7 Technical School
Scouting Honor
I The Silver Beaver award, scout-
! ing’s highest honor to an adult
13 40 WICHITA FALLS, Tex. — Air- j scouter on the council level, was
16—63 man Bruce E. Blalock, son of Mr. presented Tuesday night to two,
Tliis.” said Earles, “could very | kM ■ CHEST BOX SCORES i and Mrs. W. O. Blalock of Rt. 1,^ Shelby brothers.
well bo our most exciting season Kings Mountain
of racing.” . Player
i Howard
To keep pace with the ever-in- Gladden
creasing demand for overseas Rasley
telephone circuits, the Bell Sys-1 Francis
tem. of which Southern Bell i-s y. Bell
the largest operating company, Weisner
has put into operation a modern ■ j Bell
cable ship, the C. S. Long Lines. ; ctest
FG FT
LARGE GROUP
EIGHTIETH YEAR
Ladies'
Men's
Children's
Ployer
Winn
Gerath
Lee
Thompson
McMurry
Hawkins
Meintash
Score By Quarters:
Kings Mtn. 7
Ciest 9
(40) Kings Mountain, N. C., has been I jjj. Avery W. McMurry, chief
r TP, graduated from a U.S. Air Force! staff at Cleveland Memorial
0 4 3 4Hechnical school at Sheppard hospital, -j^d John E. McMurry
7 3 2 17|AFB, Tex. . | received the awards at the an-
0 0 1 2 He was trained as an I nual Piedmont Boy Scout Council
5 0 0 loi mechanic and has been assigned j Lenoir Rhyne
0 3 1 3 to a unit of the Tactical Airjpojjegg
1 0 0 2 Command at Eglin AFB, Fla. j Both men have been active in
1 0 2 21 Airman Blalock is a graduate jqj. j^e past eight years.
(43)'of Frank L. Ashley High School, niainly with the Exploration pro-
FG FT F TP* Gastonia. N. C. 'gram.
10 1 2^ 'lince 1948. fne Amotican Heart' -y- W ■ ■ J„>
2 0 3 4 A«sociation and its |flL LStnClgG S
8 2 1 18 suhdivislons, such the North, j- , ,
S ; 1 ;s» 1 Bites Conducted
2 2 2 6 lion Into research. The Heart As-,
sociation is the largest source of Funeral rites for B. D. Est-
11 12 10 40 non-governmental research sup- ridge,^9. of Rock Hill, S. C., were
11 10 13—43 port in the cardtovascv^lar field.
Col. KM Saver Says...
ADVANCrE EDUCATION is the key to better
personal living and international harmony.
ASSURE your children the technical or aca
demic education to fulfill their talents by
regular savings into an EDUCATION FUND
earning a high 4V2'^'‘ current dividend at
Kings Mountain Savings & Loan Association.
Kings Mountain
Savings A Loan Association
L
r. O. BOX 746 KINGS MOUNTAjN, NO.IUH CAROLtrslA 28086
held Tuesday afternoon at 3 p.m.
from Bass Funeral Home.
Mr. Estridge died Sunday at 6
p.m. in a Rock Hill hospilni.
Attending the funeral from
Kings Mountain were a nephew
and four nieces; Mr. and Mrs.
John White, Mrs. Hoyle Mabry.
I Mrs. Hazel Bumgardner and Mrs.
! Clarence Jolly.
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