Kings Mountain Herald overview and staff listing
The Kings Mountain Herald is a weekly newspaper for Kings Mountain and nearby areas. It lists the publisher editor and staff roles, subscription rates in advance, and includes a Bible verse from St. Matthew.
Four Eagle Scouts at once from Troop 2 headline record
Four Boy Scouts from Troop 2 attained Eagle rank simultaneously Gene Mauney Bratton Summit Jr Johnny Kiser and Charles Mauney. The group honors their long time Scoutmaster Laney Dettmar whose leadership and devotion to boys are commended. Also reflects on Christmas 1948 and a year of progress and world tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Mauney
Bratton Summit, Jr
Johnny Kiser
Arles Mauney
Troop 2
Boy Scout Organization
Eigle
Herald
Laney Dettmar
Dettmar
Santa Claus
Europe
Transfer of reserve army unit frees rent for Red Cross
The Kings Mountain move relocates the reserve army unit from the city, allowing the Red Cross chapter to keep a rent free office. The city, not a county welfare administrator, supports the agency by gifts, making the savings on rent a notable aid to needed welfare services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Kings Mountain
Red Cross
Ministerial leader elected president and scout district chair
Our congratulations to Rev. J. W. Phillips who has been elected president of the Ministerial association for the coming year and re elected chairman of the Kings Mountain Boy Scout district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Phillips
Ministerial Association
Kings Mountain
Christmas dance to aid needy families announced
Local Lions and Jaycees join Red Cross effort to help needy families enjoy Christmas. Submit names and addresses to Jaycee or Red Cross office. A Christmas dance on Tuesday night, December 28 features Patty Osborne and other entertainment, with proceeds aiding the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee
Red Cross
Lions
Jaycees
Patty Osborne
Legion Address Highlights Veterans Service and National Focus
Members of the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary praised State Commander Joe Grier at a joint meeting. Grier outlined the Legion's functions and program, stressing service to veterans and the nation. The city zoning act board of adjustment may have little work, with Haywood Lynch and other appointees from all city sections named to handle appeals on zoning provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Joe Grier
Grier
Legion
Board of Adjustment
Haywood Lynch
Wilson Crawford
W. W. Parrish
John Gantt
M. A. Ware
Davis Replaced as County Attorney Biting Resigns Auditor
Davis is replaced as county attorney while auditor Biting resigns. The changes affect county administration and fiscal oversight, with officials cited as pursuing new leadership. Kings Mountain area is referenced in connection with local land issues in the county administration update.
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Davis
Kings Mountain
Clovesland County
City eyes Negro policemen use in other towns
A shooting in the colored section prompts citizens to urge a study of other communities employing Negro police officers in their forces to assess potential benefits and risks. The discussion centers on improving public safety and policing strategies without detailing any immediate actions or outcomes.
Home Arts club hosts bridge party at Mrs Stewart’s
Mrs J H Stewart entertained the Home Arts club Thursday afternoon with five tables of bridge and rock at her West Gai street home. A Study Was meeting occurred Tuesday afternoon at Mia’s residence. Fir Presbyterian welcomed their Fellowship Group and Seniors back from school. Misses Marjorie Rhea and Elizabeth Neill, Meredith College students, are spending the holidays in Kings Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Stewart
Five Sables
Bridge and Rock
West Gai Street
Boon, Ae
Mia
Fir Presbyterian Church
Marjorie Rhea
Elizebeth Neill
Meredith College
Kings Mountain
Letter to Santa with a North Carolina twist and requests
A humorous era letter requests seasonal goods and support for UNC and Wake Forest alumni while joking about Duke and the Sugar Bowl. It mentions weather concerns, local merchants, and various community figures wagering on gifts and charitable acts, with playful jabs at sports and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
University of North Carolina
Wake Forest
Duke
Wake
UNC
Treat Christmas Trees To Reduce Fire Hazard
The Forest Products Laboratory found keeping the tree in water is the most practical method to prevent drying and ignition. Buy a freshly cut tree, cut the trunk end diagonally, place in water, and keep water level. If stored, keep in a cool place. Also ensure safe electrical and decoration practices to avoid fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Products Laboratory
Ben Jenkins
State College Extension Service
Mr. Jenkins
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