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Kings Mountain Herald

Location

Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1949

Page

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Parsonage Occupants Announced Open House Planned

Rev and Mrs Frank Petrucelli have moved into the new Church of God parsonage and plan an open house in January. John Gladden district American Legion commander attended the state executive committee meeting in Raleigh last Saturday. Woodmen of the World to host Christmas party at WOW hall Tuesday night December 20 with members asked to bring a dish and a suitable gift.

Frank. Petrucelli Church of God John Gladden American Legion Raleigh Oodman Woodmen of the World Wow Hall

Bulletin Notes From Central Lee Church Board

Dannath and Mrs B are listed on the bulletin board for Central Lee. Inner co a on and Peeler and B are mentioned in the church notice without further context.

Dannath Central Lee Inner Co Peeler and

City Tag Sale Prompted 1950 Auto Tag Drive

A total of 180 city auto tags for 1950 had been sold through Wednesday, according to an announcement by S. A. Crouse, city clerk. Tags are required to be prepaid and displayed on autos owned by city motorists by January 1.

S. A. Crouse Exy Aoe

Stanton Resigns as Manager at First at Rank

Mr Stanton, manager at First at Rank, has resigned the position, effective December 31 though relieved of duties now. Announcement by B S Neill executive vice president states the move.

Pageant of Progress film showcased by Case Company

A fragmentary note describes the film Pageant of Progress featuring the Case Company. It references E o Year tewis Hovis and mentions themes of sectors and growth, but readable details are limited.

Aleh Progrem Case ‘Company Tewis Hovis

Dean Becky Thorn Gate and Leader Mx J

A fragment notes Dean Becky Thorn Gate and their leader Mx J. The text hints at a group or team led by an identified figure with a gender neutral title. No events, dates, or locations are provided.

Dean Becky Thorn- Gate Mx J. 3

City Board Approves 18000 Bond Ordinances

The City Board of Commissioners at City Hall approved issuance of 18000 in public improvement bonds split as 9000 water and 9000 sewer bonds. Mitchell and Pershing of New York drafted the ordinances. Clarence Carpenter named city tax collector for 1950 at 250, and parking meter checks will stop on Saturdays after 6 p.m. The bond package formalizes actions from a November 28 special meeting to fund Crescent Hill developments and Landing Street facilities, with remaining funds for future water and sewer capital projects. Mayor Herndon noted a statement from Lewis regarding Ele foe ERG pale 13) automobile.

Ctty Board of Commission City Hall Mitchell_ and Pershing New York Treaurer North Carolina Clarence Carpenter Carl F. Mauney Crescent Hill Development Company Crescent Hill Gleen A. Bridges Landing Street J. E. Herndon Lewis

Auction of Thomason stock at City Hall

Thirty eight shares of Thomason stock were sold at public auction at City Hall for 1500. Mrs J E Lipford won the bid for Agnes Thomason widow. Bids opened at 100 per share, with W T Weir and Dr W J Ramseur among bidders. Executor A H Patterson conducted sale with J R Davis officiating. Mars Hill College listing Kings Mountain students enrolled for Christmas holiday preparations.

el- Pie Satter Company, Inc J. E. Ispford Agnes ‘Thomasson J. B. ‘Thomasson W. T. Weir W. J. Ramseur Mr. Weir D. I J. B. Thomasgon J. R. Davis

Christmas Herald Schedules Final pre holiday issue

The Kings Mountain Herald will publish on its regular schedule before Christmas. Next week's issue will carry a Christmas greetings feature from merchants. Firms wishing to place greetings should call. After next edition the Herald closes at noon December 23 and reopens December 27.

Kings Mountain Herald Herald

Kiwanis Honors Past Presidents at December Meeting

Dr. R C Granberry of Limestone College told Kiwanis members December 8 that work and thrift are vital factors in America's growth. Toastmaster Rowell Laine welcomed past Kiwanis presidents Ladd W Hamrick W B Blakely K Mauiney Glee A S Peeler John L McGlib U Benson and Keeter TriBiate. Dr RN Baird attended and Paul Coggins introduced Granberry. A turkey dinner followed with decorations by Lindsay's Florists.

America R. C. Granberry Limestone College Kiwanis Club Y Pei Petterance Eel Rowell Laine Kiwais Ladd W. Hamrick Boiling Springs W. B. Blakely K. Mauiney Glee A Peeler John L McGlib U. Benson Keeter TriBiate RN. Baird Kiwanis Dr. Granberry Paul Coggins the Gaffney Kiwanis Clu Lindsay Floriets

Holiday Parties at Kings Mountain Country Club

The Kings Mountain Country Club announced holiday events for all ages. A children's party is set for Friday December 23 from 4 to 5 30 led by Mrs James B Simpson. A Teen-Age dance follows on December 29 and a New Year’s Eve dance on December 31 features the Sammy Cauble band.

Kings Mountain Country James B. Simpson

Latvian Family First Displaced Here Arrived Wednesday

The Lawsan family of five, sent by the National Lutheran Council resettlement service, arrived midweek and are now housed in a Kings Mountain factory house. Aubrey Mauney arranged initial placement. plans to employ Mr. Grants for outside work and send older children to school. Local citizens assisted with housekeeping and setup.

Pountain Five Lawsans National Lutheran Council Resettlement Service A. Mauney Aubrey Kings Mountain Manufactrry Company

Local Teacher Group Backs Federal Aid Bill 1950

The Kings Mountain Unit of the North Carolina Education Association urges the House to act favorably on Senate Bill 246 or similar measure providing federal aid for education without federal control. The resolution argues federal aid is needed to equalize educational opportunity and address inequalities among states so every child can reach full potential. The group aims for action in January 1950.

The King North_ Carolinonging Kings Mountain North Carolina Education Association House of Representatives

Mauney Memorial Unveiled at Trinity Lutheran Church

Mr and Mrs J E Herndon and Mr and Mrs W K Mauney return from Jackson Miss where they attended the first services in the new Trinity Lutheran Church The unveiling of the Mauney Memorial Tower marked a gift of the W A Mauney family of Kings Mountain and Lincolnton NC honoring the late W A Mauney and D H Mauney The setting features a Thorvaldsen Chin statue by Drapato Studio New York stained glass window and revolving world globe by Henry Keck Studio Syracuse N Y Gifts totaling 19625 were acknowledged with pictures of W A Mauney D H Mauney and W K Mauney in the Jackson church precincts Pastor Rev H B Schaetter D D formerly led the Jackson church.

J. E. Herndon W. K. Mauney Jackson Miss New Trinity Lutheran Church Mauney Memorial W. A. Mauney Kings Mounta Lincolnton D. H. Mauney Kings Mountain N.C Memry A Mauney Gather B. L Mauney Thorvaldsen Drapato Studio New York City Henry Keck Studio Syraccuse N.Y P. P. Hagan Jackson Church H. B. Schaetter D. D

Brendall to Lead Ministers Group Amid Church Change

Brendall will succeed as president of the ministers group, with Rev J W Phillips of First Wesleyan Methodist church stepping down. A meeting also approved using the Red Cross as a Christmas gift clearinghouse, urging ministers to send lists of needy families to Mrs J N Gamble to avoid duplication.

Brendall J. W. Phillips First Wesleyan Methodist Church L. C. Pinnix Philips Red Cross J. N. Gamble

Legion To Hold Yule Square Dance

Otis D. Green Post 155 American Legion will host a Christmas dance at the Legion building off York Road next Thursday night December 22 at 8 o clock. Commander Paul Mauney announced a good band and that the Legion building will be open to members on Saturday night this week.

Otis D. Green Pos American Legion Legion York Road Paul Mauney

Building permits issued for Crook and Bur nis projects

City Hall issued two building permits on Tuesday. W K Crook received approval for a house on Yord road valued at 400 dollars. Jacob Burnis was granted a permit for repairs and an addition valued at 9,000 dollars to a house on Tracy street.

City Hall W. K. Crook Yord Road Jacob Burnis Tracy” Street

Approval Granted for Kings Mountain Bus Station Site

The North Carolina Utilities Commission approved the present temporary Kings Mountain Bus Station site despite objections from the city board of commissioners. A letter dated December 10 from E A Hughes Jr confirmed the commission’s approval and authorization to remodel the station as planned. Local station agent Jack Arnette, leasing the E King Street location, plans to proceed with remodeling after discussions with Queen City Trailways and Atlantic Greyhound representatives. Arnette anticipated an upcoming official announcement on the terminal’s status.

North Carolina Utilities, Commission Kings Mountain City Board of Commissioners Commission Jack Arnette E. King Street Nevertheleus King Street Arnette

Library Story Hour Set at Journey Memorial Library

The Friday story hour for third and fourth graders will be held at Journey Memorial Library at 4 PM. Storyteller Mr. Garland Still will entertain, with Mrs. E. T. Platt as hostess. Last week's hour drew a large crowd and another capacity attendance is hoped for Friday.

Ja Ot Wuney Memorial Library Philby Baker Garland E. T. Platt

Red Cross Blood Drive Aims To Set January 4 Record

The Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Kings Mountain for the fourth time on Wednesday January 4 1950 at the Woman’s Club House. Officials expect a 100 pint goal to aid hospitals in the Charlotte region and surrounding areas. Chairman Harold Hunnicutt stresses blood donations save lives and urges residents to participate through the Junior Chamber recruitment drive led by Mrs Ben H Goforth.

Red Cross Harold Hunnicutt Ood Wad Rts Kings Mountain Charlotte Dlzone Hunnicutt Mra Chamber 2 Femmatte Ben H. Goforth Pecsone Sastingere Goforth

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East King Knute Lumber Company Mars Hill Mars Hill College Deensath W Banton Jean Danson McClain Wade R. Mc Swain Barbara Jean Christmas Herald Yn. Granverry Maske Cork Will Sammy Cauble Belmont N. C. State College Unveils Mauney Memorial Lions EADS J. H. Wrendall Central Metroassociation J. W. Philips Ibrary
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