Nimble Oakland Deer Out Smart 15 Lions
The Vocal Lions club board members returned from a deer hunt near Oakland Corncil reporting two bucks and 20 does. Directors guests included C. E. and Joe A. Neisler at Cax 14 in eastern state. Other hunters were Carl Mailey J. C. Cooper Haywood Allen Tolly Shuford Edwin Moore Floyd Thornburg P. M. Neisler Jr. J. W. Gamble Otis Falls Jacob Cooper J Carracott H. P. Dixon Red Mek.
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Logis
Vocal Lions Club Board of Directors
Oakland
Corncil
C. E
Joe A. Neisler
Cax- 14
State
Messrs
Neisler
Carl Maiey
J.C. Cooper
Haywood Allen
Tolly ‘Shuford
Edwin Moore
Floyd Thornburg
P.M. Neisler
J. W. Gamble
Otis Falls
Jacob Cooper
J. @. Carracott
H. P. Dixon
Red Mek
Murray Elected President Of East Kings Mountain Club
The Starlight club, a youth group in East Kings Mountain, held its first meeting at 6:30 p.m. in city hall park with a weiner roast. Mack Murray won the presidency by a club vote, Gene Leigh was next, Alfred Price became secretary, and Robert Brackett was elected treasurer. A roast followed with chocolate and nut patties served.
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Starlight Club
East Kings Mountain
City Hall Park
Mack Murray
Gene Leigh
Alfred Price
Robert Brackett
Standard Oil Allots County Bond Purchase in North Carolina
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey announced a bond purchase under the Victory Bond drive. The company allocates purchases to 100 North Carolina counties by quota, with Cleveland County allotted 7500.00 dollars. The headquarters are in Gastonia and the action reflects the statewide bond plan.
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Gastonia
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Victory
7Th Carolina
North Carolina
Cleveland County
Wreck Details From Front Page Taylor Vehicle Crash
Contained fragmentary injury list from a wreck near Fallston. Jethrops had a concussion and severe lacerations, P W Champion broke thigh and bruises, Mrs Champion treated for lacerations and bruises, Mrs McNeely with a broken jaw. Two other passengers in the Hickory car treated for lacerations and released. Police said no eyewitnesses but locals heard the crash and reported. The Taylor car pinned Mrs Taylor to the dashboard and leg. State investigators looked into the south edge of Fallston site.
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Taylor
Jethrops
P. W. Champion
Navy
Mra
McNeely
Randolph ‘Pital
Hickory
Fallston
Hher
State
Court News Highlights Local Driving and Assault Charges
Moses Ellington L Boyd and James A Fleming faced charges on the front page, with Fred A Jenkins found guilty of reckless driving and fined 25 plus costs and 50 jail suspension. James M Hicks jailed for arriving without a license with a 10 fine. Emma Spencer fined 10 and ordered to pay violation costs. Assault charge against Frank Sellers withdrawn by plaintiff. Lee Brigance charged with carrying concealed weapon. Gift event noted with Mrs. J. G. Winkler chairing.
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Moses Ellington
L. Boyd
James A. Fleming
Minth
Lcense
James M. Hicks
Emma Spencer
Frank Sellers
Sellers
Lee Brigance
Blakely to Preach at First Presbyterian Church
Rev. Hunter B. Blakely will preach at the First Presbyterian church Sunday morning December 9 at 11 o clock in the absence of the pastor P. D. Patrick. Dr. Blakely is a noted religious and educational leader who headed Queens College in Charlotte since 1939 after long service as pastor at Staunton Virginia’s First Presbyterian Church.
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Hunter B. Blakely
First Presbyterian Church
Yy. P. D. Patrick
Blakely
Queens College
Charlotte
Presbyterian Church
Staunton
McBrayer and Blair Honor at Yanks Event
A brief ceremony recognized McBrayer and Blair before a short talk at the gathering. Ruth Gamble, Red Cross secretary, and Mary B. Goforth of USES were noted. Hal Ward spoke prior to tar service as John Gladd gave post commands and Floyd presented legion awards to veterans. Membership in Otto D. is now 18, exceeding a prior total of 160 by a large margin.
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McBrayer
B. Blair
Yanks
Ruth Gamble
Red Cross
Mary B. Goforth
Hal Ward
John
Market Night Theft Report Incomplete Details
Police report indicates a theft at a market night where a cash register was ignored while 12 sugar stamps were stolen. W. C. Timmons notes a window was broken at the rear and the suspect forced a heavy door to enter the premises.
City Auto Licenses On Sale At City Hall
New 1946-8 license plates with yellow letters on black background go on sale at City Hall. The postwar full-sized tags cost $1.00 and display the slogan The Historical City. Kings Mountain automobile owners must purchase and display the new tags.
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Salelty Hall
New Lick
Kings Mountain
Death of Kings Mountain Woman Mother of Mrs Arthur
Mrs M C Groome mother of Mrs J H Arthur of Kings Mountain died at her Groomtown home near Greensboro after a long illness Monday night at 8 60 funeral plans unavailable here local notices omit unclear details
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M. C. Groome
J. H Arthur
Kings
Society notes from Winston-Salem club meeting
Mrs M H Biser sang two selections Drink To With Thine Eyes and Annie Laurie during the program. A committee was appointed to prepare a list of widows of Confederate veterans in Winston-Salem for remembrance cards, and another to arrange Christmas baskets for local veterans widows. Hostesses served a festive spread at meeting close.
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M. H. Biser
Annie Laurie
Winston-Salem
Junior Woman's Club Charleston Hosts Meeting
The Junior Woman's Club of Charleston held a meeting Monday chaired by Mrs. Lynwood Par Mountain. Patrick, son of Rev. Deyenight, attended and plans were noted to donate to a benefit event. Members approved purchasing $50 in War Bonds and hosted hospitality for a service man. Guests included Miss Hel Mire and Charlie Blalock. Hostesses served sandwiches, cookies, and Santa Claus treats.
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Charleston
Patrick
Deyenight
Patrek Ot
Charlie Blalock
Baas
Hotensea
Santa” Claus
Local War Dads Convention Attended by Kings Moy Chapter
Local members and their wives from the Kings Moy War Dads chapter joined the State convention in Charlotte last week. Arch Stafford of Omaha Nebraska, National War Dads president, spoke at length on aid to World War II veterans and securing their rights. He noted lack of cooperation from some federal officials and the North Carolina government.
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Kings Moi
War Dads
Charlotte
Charlotte Nazy Mothers i Chamber of Commerce
Arch Stafford
Omaha
Nebr
National War Dads
North Carolina
Stafford
Patrick Claussen Vows To Be 8 Mn Sati
Christina Clausen and Paul Patri Jr. will wed Saturday afternoon December 8 at Cit del Square Baptist Church in Charleston. Miss Claussen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August Clausen.
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Patrick Claussen
Chateri Christina Clausen
Paul Patri Jr
Pff
Cit del Square Baptist Church
Charlaston
Misa Claussen
Mra August
Wray Family Mentioned in Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists names including Mr and Mrs Wray and Mr P D Herndon and Mr B Suber, suggesting a local social or public notice with several individuals named.
Mrs Garland Still Hosts Bridge Party on Piedmont Avenue
Mrs Garland Still hosted a Wednesday bridge party on Piedmont Avenue. Mrs Todd Hamrick had the high score with Mrs Jacob Cooper as runner up. Winners received a salver and salad course, served with help from Mrs W L Mauney.
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Es Garland
Bridge
Garland Still
Piedmont Avenue
Todd Hamrick
Jacob Cooper
Roaters
Mrs. Still
W. L. Mauney
Birth of eighth daughter Shelby announced
Mr and Mrs Willard announce the birth of their eighth daughter Shelby at the hospital in November.
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Willard
Shelby Hospital
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Murray
Standard Oil
Fred A. Jenkins
Conta
J. G. Winkler
First Presbyterian
Cara Nome
Priess
Kings Mountain Drug Company
Junior Woman's Club
Williams
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