Parking meter receipts total $140 in 39th week
METER RECEIPTS Parking meter receipts for the 39th week of operations ended at noon Wednesday totaling $140.31 per a report from S A Crouse city clerk.
11 Feb 1949
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Newspaper
Kings Mountain Herald
Location
Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1949
Page
1
METER RECEIPTS Parking meter receipts for the 39th week of operations ended at noon Wednesday totaling $140.31 per a report from S A Crouse city clerk.
Rev Roy H Parker of Clover South Carolina will speak at a special service at Second Wesleyan Church on Thursday night with a feature of special singing set for 7 o clock.
Kings Mountain Kiwanis club will host Rev J W Phillips, chairman of the Kings Mountain Boy Scout district, as speaker at their regular meeting at the Woman's Club Thursday night at 6 30. The program was organized by Joe Hedden.
Regular meeting of the Kings Mountain Junior Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Woman's Club Tuesday night at 7 o'clock.
Regular repuratory meeting of the Kings Mountain district Boy Scouts Court of Honor to be held at City Hall court room Thursday night at 7 45.
Reverend A C Kenneay, a missionary to China, will speak at First Presbyterian Church Sunday night at 7 30. He has returned home on furlough and discusses the critical wartime conditions in his field of service.
A religious film titled My Case a2 aan am vie Ute depicts the Christian Gospel in wartorn China. St Matthew’s Lutheran Church invites the public to attend a Sunday evening showing at 7 30 p m on February 13.
The notice explains that buyers of new vehicle tags save one dollar on the traffic violation fine if owners display the tags. It also states the fine will be assessed for those who are tagged for failure to display the new tags.
Three teams including the defending champions enter the third annual American Legion boys high school basketball tournament to be held March 2 to 5. Fallston, the 1948 champs, Belwood of Cleveland County, and Belmont Abbey Ramblers of Gaston County have accepted bids. Invitations extended to Harding high Char Jones Rolling Springs Stanley high Kings Mountain Alet. Caston South of Hives declined due to conflict. Belwood enters the tourney for the first time with a strong county record. Belmont Abbey competed in 1947 and was eliminated by Fallston, the two time winner.
An overflow crowd of Scouts and scouters gathered at the Woman's Club Tuesday for the annual Kings Mountain District banquet where Basil Whitener Gastonia lawyer praised Scouting for good citizenship. About 260 attendees heard references to national and local Scouting progress, a fund drive goal of 1500, and a statewide radio broadcast planned from the Statue of Liberty.
The Kings Mountain Lions Club presents Fayssoux the Magician with hypnosis telepathy and magic on February 18 at the high school auditorium. From Gastonia, Fayssoux is cited as a top performer. Show starts 7:30 pm with 25 cent child and 50 cent adult admission.
The Bank installed fireproof vaults on the second floor to store deposit ledgers and cancelled checks, transferring files daily to the main vault as volume increased. Engineman First Class G R Shorey, the Navy Reserve recruiter from Spartanburg, will process enlistments alongside regular Navy interviews.
Treasury report shows Cleveland County residents held 9,235,156 in Series E F and G bonds as of December 32 1949. They had purchased 13,193,079 in bonds since May 1941 and redeemed 3,957,923. North Carolina total net bonds value stands at 541,439,784.25. Series E mature in 10 years Series F in 12 years and Series G pay 2.5 percent semiannually. Purchasers from 1941 can recover full face value in two more years.
The Kings Mountain District Boy Scout organization for 1949 lists officers and commissions including Chairman Rev. J. W. Phillips, Vice-chairman C. A. Blalock, Treasurer Paul Mauney, Commissioners Aubrey Mauney and H. E. Wilson, and multiple committee heads such as Rev. W. H. Stender and W. H. Pressly. Other leaders cover Organization and Extension, Leadership Training, Finance, Health and Safety, Camping and Activities, Rural Relations, Publicity, and School Relations with names like J. G. Darracott, J. B. Keefer, G. A. Bridges, J. H. Thomson, P. D. Patrick, and Rowell Lane.
Arcadia Bowling Alley is being converted into a skating rink and will open as Arcadia Roller Rink in the next few days. Renovations aim to finish for Saturday night but partner W B Logan cautioned it may be Monday evening before the rink is ready.
The city board of commissioners meets in regular session Thursday night at City Hall. Principal item is consideration of bond issues for sewer and water system expansion and for improvements to City Stadium.
George H. Mauney, LM9 Red Cross fund campaign chairman, announced this week the campaign committee chairs. Names cover Industrial gifts, L. Arnold Kiser. Industrial employees gifts, W. J. Fulkerson and Hubert Davidson. Business firms, Joe Lee Woodward. Professional gifts, Dr. D. F. Hold. Public employees gifts, Wery Blakely. public schools, Miss Willie McGill. Colored schools and churches, Profs J. A. Gibison and L. Lee Adams. Residential area, Mrs. J. L. McGill. Rural area, Myers Hambright. Grover and Bethlehem Community, Mrs. W. F. Powell. Ministerial group, Rev. W. H. Stender. This year’s Ken Cross quota calls for more than $6,000 with a large share to stay in Kings Mountain for local use. 4. C. Bridges is public of the campaign. airman.
Kings Mountain police aided by Dallas Prison Camp bloodhounds arrested two local Negro youths, 16 year old Tkie Jamison and 18 year old Paul Jackson, for a Monday night robbery of Will Seawright near Wingo Street. They were led from the scene by scent to the Wingo home and back to the jail where they were booked. Jamison was later released on bond, while Jackson remained jailed in Kings Mountain for lack of $900 bond and both were to be bound over to Superior Court. The case involved about 70 dollars and occurred around 1 a.m. Monday.
Dr J McDowell Richards of Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur Ga will preach at First Presbyterian Church in a February series between February 21 and February 27. Services are held twice daily at 10 am and 7 30 pm and are described by Rev P D Patrick as a real pleasure and a strong gospel preacher.
Wildlife Club announces a fish fry for Monday at Lake Montana. Members should respond by Saturday February 19 and invite prospective members. Committee chairmen are T. C. McKee Sam Davis and Joe Lee Woodward. Cost is $1.00 per person for all you can eat.
Kings Mountain bus terminal official Jack Arnette said an announcement on a new terminal location would come next week. A bus company official was set to visit over the weekend for a final check on a prospective site. No locations were disclosed.
Otis D. Greene Post 155 holds its regular monthly meeting at City Hall on Monday night at 7.9. Building plans will be dismissed.
Township Polio fund gifts totalled 7 406 to beat the 5 300 quota by almost 50 percent. Complete figures read Thursday by Township Chairman Ollie Harris show Grover Area $1 547 65 and Kings Mountain area about $6 000. Divisions list Kings Mountain industrial gifts 1 688 37 and Grover community 1 547 65 with church and school gifts. Harris praised all contributors and noted county total over 32 000 against a 20 000 county quota.
DuCourt Mills Inc faced a bankruptcy hearing in federal court with a proposed plan to pay unsecured creditors in three installments over six months. Creditors include Russellville Mills Inc and Crompton-Richmond Co with secured claims, while others like Automatic Sprinkler Corp and Drape Corp are listed among unsecured creditors. Kings Mountain textile plant was purchased by DuCourt in 1946 for 1 million, operating profitably until mid 1948 but now suspended with a skeleton office.
Members of an athletic boosters group began organizing this week to form the Mountaineer Club to actively support local athletics both physically and financially. The initial aim is to raise funds for a one week training trip at Camp Cherokee for the 1949 football team, with constitution and by laws to be voted on at the first meeting. The Kings Mountain Herald sponsors the effort to foster good sportsmanship among fans and players at local events.
Mountain High School hosts Gastonia Junior Chamber of Juniors in the second game of a doubleheader with the varsity girls facing the Firestone sextet of Gastonia. Tipoff for the first game is 7 15 p m with no games postponed from Thursday per visiting teams.
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