Herald Personals Cover Kings Mountain and Nearby Visits
Kings Mountain and Lincolnton host visits from Mr. and Mrs. David Jackson and children Janet and David of Man asset N C and Mrs Charlie Fulton. Capt Henry F Wright of Ingold, Cpl Ned McGill, and others are noted. Mrs A B Cobb confined to Dedi, Mr. and Mrs. W C Pope of New York guests of Bill Howard, and Sara Leo Harrill visiting in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jackson
Janet
David
Manasset
Kings Mountain
Lincolnton
Charlie Fulton
Jacksons
Hugh Hoke
Jackson
Barn Lane
Kings Creek
N. C
Henry F. Wright of
Ingold
Arnold Kiser
Capt. Wright
Mrs. Kiser
Cpl
Ned McGill
Greensboro Air Base
T. P. Medill
C. P. Goforth
Woodmen of the
Raleigh
Sara Leo Harrill
Atlanta
B. A. Harrill
A. B. Cobb
Dedi
J. F. Harmon
Wastonia
W. C. Pope
New York City
Bill Howard
Merchants Warned Against Forgeries by Police Chief
Chief W C Timmons in cooperation with the Crime Prevention program warned merchants and customers to guard against forged checks during the pre holiday season. He urged receiving checks at home, checking identification, endorsing in front of the teller, and recording the identification on the check. Employees should initial the check, and both parties should treat checks as cash to deter theft and forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Timmons
Stresta
Timmons
Ehack
Steric
Iss
Gem Tenance
North Carolina youths win junior garden awards
A regional contest of the National Junior Vegetable Growers Association crowned top growers from North Carolina. Winners include Marcelene Simmons Mt Airy Mildred Jester Durham and Sheldon Murdock Troutman with notable vegetable crops and prize money. A separate note reports Seaboard Air Line Railway replacing over one million cross ties this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Aware Rds
National Junior Vegetable Growers Association
Marcelene Simmons
Mt. Airy
Mildred Jester
Durham
Dmanm
New
Compton
Pore
Babel Gomipions 'E'Coulinevlle
Ecsine
Denying Jae
Je Eager
Route 1
Surry
Meredithmee
Fontcre
J. C. Jester
Route 3
Funeral services for E Henry Myers set for Thursday
Funeral services for E Henry Myers aged 14 who died at his Linwood Street home after a three week illness will be held Thursday at 3 PM at Second Baptist Church. The rites will be conducted by Rev HB Jace and Rev Kings Mountain. Surviving are five children and relatives in Kings Mountain and the surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Henry ‘Myers
Linwood Street
Second Baptist Church
HB. Jace
Grace Itso
B. P
Walker rejoins Herald after four years away from type
Horace Red Walker, discharged October 5, rejoined the Herald Monday morning and set type for the first time in more than four years. He served in World War II with the 16th Armored Infantry Battalion, attached to the armored division, moved overseas to England in 1944 and fought in France Luxembourg Belgium and Germany. Walker is a Herald composing room staff member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Red) Walker
Herald Monday
16Th Armored
England
France
Luxembourg
Bellum
Germany
Walker
Herald Composing Room
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Gall Society
House
Annie Woodridge
Lynchburg
Banks Barber
B. A. Robbins
A. Bridges
Louisville
James Batterree
Big Spring
Texas
Army Air Base
Gene Timms
O— A. H. Patterson
Ray Black
Greenville
Bennettaville, D. C
Bruce North Carolina
Sheldon Murdock
John '¢ Murdock
Troutman
Tredell County
Sheldon St
mes_L.' Ammon
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Kings Mountain Recorder’s Court
Cornwell
W. C
Kell C. Boney
Clay Williams
Deal Street
Schenley’s
Philadelpha
Kinsey
Old Thompson
Bonnie Brook
Im Court
E. A. Harrill
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Yadkin County
Bastonia
C. A. Myers
Mra. W. J
Howard ‘Foster
Miles H. Myer
Jim Pearson
Grandehil Area
Hte
Seaboard
Uney
Martha Manning
Martha Mannings
Giese Tenia
Myres” Dress