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Kings Mountain Herald

Location

Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1949

Page

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Local News Bulletins and Club Meetings

Meter receipts for the week ended noon Wednesday totaled 1462 dollars with the prior two weeks at 31850 and 297.10 respectively. Mountaineer Club directors are to meet Monday at 7 30 in the office of Attorney W Faison Nes all directors urged to attend. Revival services at Float Church of the Nazarene will end Sunday morning with Rev C M Kelly preaching on a man praying seven hours before execution. Services Friday and Saturday evenings at 7 o clock. The convalescent M A Ware shown improvement after three weeks at home. Junior Chamber of Commerce to hear a talk at the Women’s Club Tuesday night at 7. The group will sponsor the next visit rain in January.

Ory Hall Mountaineer Club W. Faisonnes Selock Float Church of the Naz‘arene C. M. Kelly Haleath H.c.crump Znobile Junior Chamber of Commerce Woman’s Club Howard Sucees

Book Fund Gifts Reach S791 Total for Library

Contributions to the Jacob S. May Book Fund total S791 as donors push toward buying new books. The fund aims to raise about S2,000 to purchase roughly 1,000 volumes for the library. supporters are urged to forward checks to Mr. Nett or W. K. Mailey. This week’s gifts include Superior Stone Company S50 and Miss Willie McGill S1.00.

Jacob S. May Nett W. K. Mainey Superior Stone Company Willie McGill

Seven Building Permits Issued At City Hall

The city issued seven building permits with details including contractor M. C. Poston for outside stairs at $200 and W. B. Logan for a new four room Swell on dates around November 21 and 22 with other entries indicating varied construction activity.

M. C. Poston W. B. Logan

City bus terminal dispute stalls Kings Mountain talks

The city board held a two hour conference on the State Utilities decision and debated the Kings Mountain bus terminal site at King Street. No agreement was reached as operators and the Dus companies failed to agree on operating terms or funding. Mayor Herndon suggested utilitarian use if feasible while several officials argued the finances and location were not workable.

City Board of Commiss Fea Avantte - Greyhound Queen City Trailways Kings Mountain Jack Arnette King Street Utilizes ‘Commission E. King Street Dus Focal Terminal Kat Aes Herndon Battleground Avenue C. B. Herndon Clayton Lave Bieta Fred Titow Ama Ea Pecans Rahelby Hal Ward Psutcen Clare Clayton Love Mr. Love Mauney Mountain Ities Carl Maurey

Two Churches Unite for Scout Troop Investiture

Kings Mountain marks a first as Boyce Memorial Associated Reformed Presbyterian and First Presbyterian join to sponsor Scout Troop 12. Leaders include Mrs Dean McDaniel Mrs W L McMackin and Ming Bernice Harrison with members from both churches. The investiture at First Presbyterian features a Call to Worship processional and led by troop leaders and committee members including Mrs Bill Osborne and Mrs Cate. Cont Page Eight.

Kings Mountain Boyce Memorial Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church Dean Mdaniel W. L. McMackin Ming Bernice Harrison Daniel Bile Mabry Jane Louise Patterson Phott Renee Eres Agahey Florence Bae Tree Wil Ripabares Mim Jack Afaote Bill Osborne Cattee Presbyterian de Pres Ities Paul Mauney

Jackson Names Club Committees

Major standing committees of the Kings Mountain Country Club for the coming year were named by President Howard Jackson at a directors meeting. The Greens committee includes Joe A. Neisser as chairman with a list of members and assistants. The roster also names other committees and officers, with the next directors’ meeting moved up to December 3 to avoid the Lions football banquet.

Howard Jackson Neibler Mills The Kings Mountain Country Club Paul M. Nolaler, Sr Lions

Deadline Monday On Grid Ducats

Members of the Kings Mountain Lion club are reminded the reservation deadline for the December 16 Lions club football year banquet is Monday. Tickets are mailed to those with reservations. The event features coach Carl Snavely of North Carolina delivering an address and a motion picture show at 8:30 in the high school auditorium free to guests, with a reserved section for Grammar Grade football teams.

Kings Mountain Lion Club Lions Club Carl Snavely North Carolina

Mrs Thad Summers Funeral Set for Friday

Mrs Thad Summers of Statesville mother of Frank R Summers of Kings Mountain died Thursday morning at 1 o clock in Long hospital Statesville Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 11 at Broad Street Methodist Church Statesville She had a heart ailment and prior hospitalizations Fred A Summers of Richmond Va is another son obituary notice

Thad Summers Statesville Frank R. Summers Kings Mountain Long Hospital Broadstreet Methodist Church Fred A. Summers Richmond, Va

City board approves purchase of Crescent Hill and Landing Street facilities

In a special session the city board approved buying Crescent Hill facilities from Fred Plonk and Hal Plonk for 7250 dollars and Landing Street facilities from J G Bridges for 1 dollar plus remaining project costs. A three man committee led by Mayor Jndon reported both parties agreed in writing to these figures after years of legal scrutiny.

Board of Comms Pera Water and Sewer Lines Crescent Hill Development Company Landing Street Privisoes Cc Ini Crescent Hill Fred Plonk Hal Plonk J. Glee A. Bridges Hal D. Nard Hudson Bridges J.ndon Ward Carl F. Mauney Messrs Plank Mr. Brides

Pastors Promote Church Loyalty Campaign

Ministers across the city unite in Kiwanis sponsored Church Loyalty drive. Rev W Phillips notes widespread church effort to promote loyalty from now until Christmas. Many churches plan special events aligning with the campaign.

3. W. Phillips Miniserialssociation Phillips

Mauney Twins Shine In Charlotte Junior High Concert

A capacity crowd of over 1,000 applauded James Christian son’s Charlotte Junior High orchestra. Young Mauney twins from Kings Mountain delivered Mozart Concerto in E flat with flair, earning the loudest bravos and an encore of Mendelssohn. The review predicts a bright future for the prodigies.

Dick Pitts Charlotte Observer Charlotte James Christianson Mauney Owing Kings Mountain Mauney Twins Mendelssohn

Three Sterchi Men Win Prizes in Mattress Sales Contest

Three Sterchi's Kings Mountain branch men earned top prizes in a Royal Best mattresses sales contest. Henderson Herndon topped the chain for greatest percentage over quota and won 500 dollars. Joe Towles received 125 dollars as top in the Carolinas division. The Kings Mountain branch placed third, earning manager E C McClain 90 dollars. C C Bowdoin, company president, notified the results after a two month contest period.

Sterchi Kings Mountain Royal Best Mattresses Henderson Herndon Mr. Herndon Joel Towles Carolinas E.C. McClain

Coal Supply Tied to Three Day Week Says Hambright

The speaker notes a three day per week schedule will limit coal flow to Kings Mountain area. He reports five coal cars en route and continues rationing g and lump coal to one ton per customer. Stoker and furnace coal remain rationed as mine officials provide updates.

United Sse Workers Kings Mountain Hamvori Knoxville Ham

City Board Votes 4-1 to Oust City Engineer Evans

The city board, Monday afternoon, discharged City Engineer Joe S. Evans effective December 1 after a lively session. Commissioner Hal Ward moved the action, seconded by Ellison, with a 4-1 vote: Mauney opposed, Bridges, Patterson, and Harmon supported. Evans defended his record and offered to stay if reconsidered. The debate focused on necessity of an executive at City Hall and Evans’s in-office presence.

Martin Harmon Joe S. Evans Hal Ward T. J. Elligon Hudson Bridges A. H. Patterson Carl F. Mauney Carl Mauney Joe Evans Evans Herald City Hall Herndon Patterson Heendon Cty Patter ‘Son Bridges Badges

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Conarton M.A. Ware Chere Pena Annette Jackson Greens Joe A. Neisser Ettle Powers H. B. Jackson Jacob Cooper Drace Peeler Otto Williams Hunter Neisser W. J. Fulkerson Conan Falls George Houser BR. W. Thornburg George W. Mauney Willie Fred W. Plank Bhatsman K. Mauney Nic Harris le A. Hoke Mes Carl Crass Palin Ney Eugene A Ing Law Planks Mr. Bridges City Board of 1945 Ottis Warrin Fom C. C. Bowdoin Dealec Hambright Evang Ellison City Auto
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