Local News Bulletin Highlights Discharge and Guiton Family
Local news notes honorably discharge Local News Bulletins from BBC and detail Guiton’s naval service of 16 months including 10 overseas. He is the son of Mrs. J. J. Guiton of Kings Mountain North Carolina. Symphony conges Offerings: orchestra members may attend full concert in Shelby Gastonia or Charlotte with memberships priced at 25 or 5 or 1. Aubrey Mauzey announced. Members lacking cards should call 140-J. A portion of the orchestra will perform concerts on April 25.
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BBC
Naval Separation
Guiton
Navy
J. J. Guiton
Route 3
Kings Mountain
N.C
North Carolina Symphony Orchestra Association
Shelby
Gastonia
Charlotte
Aubrey Mauzey
Presbytery Annual Meeting Attended by Local Delegates
Black W and Fulton from Boyce Memorial ARP church attended the ARP presbytery annual meeting held Tuesday at Statesville Ave ARP church in Charlotte. Blakely served as presbytery moderator.
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Black
Fulton
W. B Blakely
Boyce Memorial
Statesville
Charlotte
Mr. Fulton
Bakely
Arwes Elected Vice President of NC Education Association
Arwes was elected vice president of the North Carolina Education Association at its recent meeting in Asheville. He also serves as superintendent of its school district and was elected to the department of superintendents at the same gathering.
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Arwes
Ebsdamen
Department of Superindents
North Carolina
Education ‘Association
Asheville
Fish Fry Planned by Amarioas Legion Post Members
Members of Otis D. Greene Post No 165 Amarioas Legion will hold a fish fry at Ollso Moore camp on Brot river Tuesday night 290. Members needing transportation should be at City Hall by 6 30.
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Otis D. ‘Greene Post No
Amarioas Legion
Ollso Moore
Brot River
Girls Scout Youth Day Parade Invitation Shelby
Mrs. Hunter Neisler announced that local Girl Scouts are invited to attend Youth Day in Shelby this Saturday. They are expected to join the parade and be at Shelby ball park by 1 P.M. The event is sponsored by the Shelby Chamber of Commerce Ju.
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Noticr
Hunter Neisler
Shelby
Shelby Ball Park
Shelby Ju Chamber of Commerce
Glimpse Into 1886 Lutherans Class Confirmation
A historical note on Lutherans confirming a class of 15 youths in 1886. The old program, printed with hand-set type, cites Col. W. TB Bell as school principal and honors two students for study and merit. The item reflects Knox County era education and community memory of February to April 1886 events.
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Kings Mountain
Col. W. TB. Bell
Schop Princtpas Satte
P. Mats
Eaton
J. Pridgen
Mra. P
Palm Sunday Confirmation List in Lutheran Church
By the Rite of Confirmation, the Lutheran church will welcome a group of young people into full membership on Palm Sunday. Names include Virginia Grace Carpenter, Douglas Franklin Falls, Martha Ball Green, Gwendolyn Mary Grice, L Arnold Kiser Jr, Carolyn Doris Lackay, Charles Frederick Manney, Gene Ashby Mauney, James Brooks McGinnis, Paul Henkle McGinnie Jr, Ellen Lucille Medlin, Frances Joan Moron, Mary Rachel Ploak, Virginia Nell Ramsey, John Lawrence Stilson. The service is described as a traditional high-decision day in the church. Friends are invited to attend the morning service on April 14.
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Christian Church
Lutheran Church
Virginia Grace
Carenter
Douglas Wranklin
Falls
Martha
Ball Green
Gwendolyn
Mary Grice
L. Arnold Kiser
Carolyn Doris Lackay
Charles Frederick Manney
Gene Ashby Mauney
James Brooks McGinnis
Paul Henkle McGinnie
Ellen Lucille Medlin
Prancos
Joan Moron
Mary Rachel Ploak
Virginia Nell Ramsey
John Lawrence Stil
Defendants Hearings In City Court Proceedings Incomplete
In city court on Monday a majority of the nineteen defendants received dispositions. Several were discharged or fined. others had costs assessed for public sale and drunkenness charges. One defendant received a six month suspended sentence for good behavior, while another was taxed for docket costs and ordered to reimburse.
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Toon
Ity
Will Fields
Warren Zex Ballard
Rich @. Ware
Terry C. Bull
Terry C. Butler
Elmer Harbin
P. Rhinehart
Eliza’ Lee Degree
John O Wilson
Ike Jameriso
Claude Haynes Kennedys
Broadus Cash
B. Moss
Nce
Carl
Tcke
Louise
Turlington
Yeni
Juniors To Hold Second Workout For Legion Baseball Entry
Harrie Carpenter, American Legion athletic officer, said Wednesday a big turnout is expected for Kings Mountain Legion baseball candidacy. Saturday afternoon at 2:30 the team will hold its second workout at the high school stadium. candidates are urged to bring birth certificates and required information. Last Saturday’s workout included Don Britt Don Glass Jimmy Hudgins Bill Dettmar Boyce Huttgetter Amos Dwight Wary Waster Moss Jim Medlin Bill Ellison Jim Medlin Frank Summ Manly Hayes Rete McDaniel and others.
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Harrie ‘Carpenter
American Legion
Kings Mountain Legion
Sfternoon
Don Britt
Don Glass
Jimmy, Hudgins
Bill Dettmar
Boyce Huttgetter
Ban’ Amos
Dwight Wary Waster Moss
Jim Medlin
Bill Ellison
Frank Summ Manly Hayes
Rete McDaniel
One Brooks
Kings Mountain Jaycees Charter Night Banquet Friday
Kings Mountain Junior Chamber of Commerce members will host Charter Night at the We Club Friday at 7 30 PM with about 125 members and guests expected. Ladies Night features guest speaker Ke ter reth G Baumgardner of Gastonia, western district VP of the reorganization.
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Kings Mountain
J.robert Abernethy
Gastonia
North Carolin Justor, Chamber of Commerce
George Ware
Toastimastr
Indies
Otto Williams
Baumgardner
B.T. LeGrande, Jr
Shelby
Shelby Organi
Stender Urges Lions To Work For Peace
Rev W H Stender spoke to the Kings Mountain Lions urging effort to shape public opinion for world peace. He praised civic clubs and urged action at home against ill will, warning against demagogues and advocating international goodwill through education and spiritual renewal.
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Stender
W. H. Stender
Kings Mountain Lions
Mr. Stender
Hitler
Malcolm's General Repair Opens This Week
J T Malcolm announces the opening of Malcolm's General Repair located at Allen's Euraitur company on 8 ree Fea. The ad mentions welding and welding tools as part of the new shop offerings.
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J.T. Malcolm
Malcolm’s General Repair
Allen's
Euraitur Company
Nerth
Riding devices come to Cleveland Avenue for 10 days
Nine rides for children and adults will be set up on Cleveland Avenue across from East End School for a 10 day stay. The venture is sponsored by Johnny W. Blackwell Post No. 2268, Veterans of Foreign Wars. The devices were moved from York Road to avoid conflicting with a revival at Second Wesleyan Methodist Church.
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Williams
Wil
Ringe ‘Mountain
Johnny W. Blackwell
Cleveland Avenue
East End School
York
Revival at Second Wesleyan Holds Services Start Nightly
The Second Wesleyan sternoaist church began revival services on Sunday night led by Rev May Parker of Glover, with Phillipe Rio of Belmont delivering messages each evening through April 21. Services start at 7:80 and the public is invited.
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Boyday
May ‘Parker
Glover
Phillipe ‘Rio
Belmont
Fara Js Raurie
Educators End Two Day Evaluation at Kings Mountain High
A committee from the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges conducted a two day evaluation at Kings Mountain High School. Principal G Hag8 led Shelby High School staff along with Dr E H Garinger and NC Department of Public instruction officials in compiling the final evaluation report.
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Kings Mountain
Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges
G. Hag
Shelby High School
E. H. Garinger
Charlotte Schools
North Carolina Department of Public
J. Henry Highsmith
A. B. Combs
Highsmith
C.d.las
Missy Ella 8. Barrett
Sara Jenkins
Guernsey Bull Attacks Dixon at Kings Mountain Club
The condition of Holland Dixon, member of the Kings Mountain club, who was badly injured last Thursday when a Guernsey bull attacked him, was described as satisfactory Tuesday night. Dixon recuperates in Shelby hospital with a brave wrist injury and a badly gored leg after the bull seized him in the pen and pulled him against the fence.
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Holland Dixon
Kings Mounta Club
Dixon
Shelby
Mr. Dixon
Mal
City Firemen Contain Grass Fire on East King Street
Firefighters battled a grass fire Sunday afternoon on East King Street. No damage was reported and it was the week’s only alarm.
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King Street
District contest highlights for Kings Mountain high music
Kings Mountain high school musicians dominated the district music contest at Lincolnton last Saturday. The boys glee club led with six No 2 ratings, while Avia Warlick earned the top very good for soprano solo and Jeanene Hallman received a No 2 in division. Competitors came from six counties, with No 1 rating winners slated for state contests in April.
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Kings Mountain
Mgh
Lincolnton
Jent
Glee Club
Avia Warlick
Tha ‘Group
Jeanene Hallman
Tviaion
Filing Deadline Nears as Candidates File for Sheriff Race
Political notes show filing at 6 p m Saturday April 18 with LB Woods filing for Democratic sheriff nomination, creating a five candidate contest. Also officially filed were John D. Jones and Charles B. Williams of Kings Mountain seeking the state house seat.
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Id) Woods
John D. Jones
Mror
County Elections Board
Charles 8. Williams
Kings Mountain
State House of Representatives
Merchants Directors Plan Year Activities Dinner Meeting
Mountain Merchants association guests of J L McGill at his home for a Monday dinner. Directors outlined a year program and planned greater member participation. A membership committee with 13, W Milam as chairman, Byron Keeter and Hapa Martin Harmon appointed to launch plans.
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Mountain Merchants Association
J. L. McGill
Greater
Mpecainese
Ite
W. Milam
Byron Keeter
Hapa Martin Harmon
City Board Moves Forward With Bond Election Plan
City board at regular meeting approves a resolution for holding a city bond election in March. Resolution directs bond attorneys to proceed with legal steps and public notice for the election while approving a deed transfer for a 25 foot alley behind a building on King Street.
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Ff Publieeprovgmapta
P. D. Herndon
B. King Street
Leony Ter
Wilsage
Saunders-Davis Opens Tonight in Mountain City
Saunders-Davis, Mountain's new menswear firm, opens Thursday at 7:30 with a remodeled Yarboro Grocery building redo. Owners D. D. Saunders and William L. Davis invite the public to inspect the store, view nationally advertised men’s wear brands, and note plans to expand stock soon.
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Saunders-Davis
Kinga Mountain
Mountain Street
Yarboro Grocery
Special Services At Lutheran Church Schedule Short Readings
Evening services from Monday to Thursday at St Matthews Lutheran Church will mark Holy Week with themed devotions and opportunities for reflection. A Maundy Thursday supper will be served on April 18, followed by Good Friday observances on April 16 with a noontime service of seven brief meditations on Christ’s words from the Cross.
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St. Matthew's Lutheras
Italy
Ouraviour
Christ
Com Gation
Easter Dance Tickets On Sale By Boys Club
The Boys club will sponsor an Easter Dance at the Woman's club on Thursday night April 18. The event is semi formal with solo performances and other entertainment plus dance music. Tickets will be on sale the latter part of this week.
Wountaineers Play Rutherfordton Here
Local note indicates a basketball game featuring the Wountaineers against Rutherfordton at home. Details are unclear due to garbled text but the matchup and venue are suggested.
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Wountaineers
Rutherfordton
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