Curry Resigns as Number 4 Deputy Sheriff
Lem Curry resigns effective next month as deputy sheriff for Number 4, announced by Sheriff Hugh A. Logan. Curry accepted other employment. Logan bade him farewell in a brief statement. Also listed: square dance at Legion Building off York Week, sermon data, library story hour at Mauney Memorial Library, and a Greensboro quarterly board meeting report by W. S. Fulton Jr., Jacob Cooper, and Ben Ballard.
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Suptte Dassen
Legion Building
York Week
Aight. Ut
Comed
W.S. Fulton, Jr
Jacob Cooper
Ben Ballard
Greensboro
City changes South Piedmont parking lines to ease traffic
The city board ordered changes to parking lines on South Piedmont beside the Pies Booth church. Work widened the street by filling ditches along Piedmont to reduce traffic hazards and improve flow in the block.
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Raiking
Piedmont
City Board
Tax office announces attendance schedule and hours
The notice from federal tax officials lists announced sessions yesterday with assistants available Friday and Monday. Hours run from 9:00 a.m. to 4:90 p.m. with a lunch break from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m.
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W. Webber
Ek Lindebotony
Ghisens
Fragmented Text From Local Page
The readable fragments mention Galton and varied measures but lack clear event or details. No definite person, place, or outcome can be confirmed from the incomplete OCR excerpt.
Armstrong to Present Key Club Certificate
The Kings Mountain Key Club will receive a charter at a special Kiwanis meeting next Thursday night at the Woman’s Club. Dr. Charles W. Armstrong of Salisbury, past president of Kiwanis International, will present the certificate. Sixty guests and parents are invited as the club grows from 16 active members with aims tied to school and community service.
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KEY Club
Kings Mountain Key Club
Kings Mountain Kiwanis Club
Cab
Charles W. Armstrong
Kiwanis International
Gordon Beatty
Houston Smith
Rance Henderson
Johnny Kiser
Jack Still
Ivan Weaver
Paul McGinnis
Bill Allen
Delvin Hullstetler
Richard White
Kiwanis CIA
Kiwanis 'Club
Salisbury
Kings Mountain Youth Organization
Tauroday Wills
Seis
Arcang
Kiwanis Club
McKinney Girl Scout Treasurer Appointed
McKinney appoints J C McKinney as treasurer of the Kings Mountain Girl Scout organization amid a $30,000 capital investment. The group also adds to committees including finance, public relations, training, and camp operations as Mauney Hosiery announces expansion with 58 banner-wrap machines and a 3000 square foot floor space increase.
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Mauney Hosiery Company
Mountain Man's Hose Manufacturers
W. K. Mauney, Jr
Mr. Mauney
J.C. McKinney
Kings Moun
Tain Gun Scout Organization
Cansier
McKinney
Faison
Erm
Mre
Cansiér
Phill
George
Fouser
Ars. Son
H. L. Ruth
Wesr, Jr
Ihember
Merle Beatty
Sam Stallings
J. 8. Bana
Gaur Grocery Burglary Report With Incomplete Details
A burglary at Gaur Grocery involved breaking the front door lock and theft of about 18 dollars and insurance papers from a 225 pound safe. No arrests have been made, and police reported insufficient clear suspects. R. C. Baker survived an emergency operation at Gamon Memorial and has returned home per a family statement.
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Gaur Grocery
Ie She
Caine Pee
Baker
R. C. Baker
Gamon Memorial 1
Merchants Banquet Installs New Officers for Year
The Merchants hold their annual banquet with Wade addressing the attendees and introducing new directors. Carryover directors include E. E. Marlowe Milton Ruth Sam Weir and W. G. Grantham Charles Hamilton Gastonia lawyer who is a candidate for congress drew numbers for a new theory Bridges introduced Mr Sa ami the noted humorist elicited continuous laughter. Mr Grayeon served as chair with Mrs LB Gotorth presiding in the kitchen committee meeting context.
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E. E. Marlowe
Miton Ruth
Sam Weir
W. G. Grantham
Charles Hamilton
Gastonia
Congress
Bridges
Sa Ami
Humoria
Grayeon
Aertmgemenes ‘Committee
Mra
Gotorth
Chatot
Kitchin
Politics heats up as candidates line up for May primary
In Kings Mountain and Rutherfordton activity grows as hopefuls prepare for the May Democratic primary. Woodrow Jones of Rutherfordton seeks the 11th district seat, while Reuben Hiern campaigns for county recorder. Both are lawyers. Incumbent mayoral figures and coroners show intent to run or announce re-election, with filing deadlines in mid-April.
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Woodrow Jones
Rutherfordton
Major A. L. Bulwinkle
Ar. Jones
Dene
Iain Sad Men Sees
Aanvick
Therfordton
Ceerane
Cbunty
Jaycees Minstrel Begins Work for March 7 Show
Jaycees start work on the March 7 minstrel with Jotor Th Jr as club committee chair. Tickets are on sale at 75 cents for adults and 25 cents for students. F W Grable directs the production with a large chorus and songs from the old era. Tickets available from Jaycees and local merchants including McCurdy Cleaners Dyers Kings Mountain Drug Co Griffin Drug Store and Ellison's Grocery.
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Jaycees
McCurdy Cleaners- Dyers
Kings Mountain Drug Co
Griffin Drug Store
Ellison's Grocery
Blalock Buys Baker Grocery in Mountain Street Deal
Blalock buys Baker Grocery in a transaction announced for Thursday morning. Baker Grocery, located on Mountain Street and owned by Mrs. Baker, has been operated by the Baker family. The sale marks a change in ownership to Blalock Grocery, previously on Mountain Street.
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Blalock
Baker Grocery
Particlees Acter
SRS
Mountain Street
Bullaing
Baker
Pa Operated
Ty RE
Leaders Aim to Meet Red Cross Quota in Two Weeks
Kings Mountain kicks off its annual Red Cross fund drive next Wednesday at the country club with a breakfast for committee chairs. Ollie Harris notes plans are nearly complete with a two week target to reach a 5533 goal. Co chairs span Grover to Paterson Grove and Beth Ware communities, with Mrs. W. T. Weir leading the teachers division and other names listed for industrial, business, residential, and colored divisions. The drive concentrates 74 percent on local township retention and supports national relief efforts, as officials emphasize community value and swift attainment.
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Kings Mountain
Kings Mountain Country Club
Ollie Harris
Harris
Jack Herndon
Bobby Hambright
Grover
Hal Ward
Edwin Moore
Biot McDonald
Pattergon Grove
J. Randall
Herman’ Goforth
Beth Ware
W. T. Weir
Sam Stallings
D. F. Hord
N. H. Reed
H. E. Lynch
Mary B. Goforth
Matt Taylor
Le.abbott
Number 4
Red Cross
Girl Scout Area Meeting On Friday In Lincolnton
The Pioneer area council will hold its annual meeting at Lincolnton High School on Friday. Adept Kings Mountain Girl Scout leaders are to attend. John L. McGill and Mrs. W Thomson of Kings Mountain served on the banquet arrangement committee.
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Pioneer! Girl Scout Area Council
Lincolnton
Kings Sountain Girl Scout
John L. McGill
W.®. Thomson
Kings Mountain
World Day of Prayer Observance at ARP Church Friday
Kings Mountain hosts World Day of Prayer at Boyce Memorial ARP Church Friday at 10 am. Sponsored by Kings churches women groups with United Council of Church Women and Interdenominational Missionary Union. Attendees urged. service part of 90 nations observances themed Faith for Our Times by Miss Michi Kawai.
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Arp
Kings Mountain
Boyce Memorial Arp
Our Times
Misa Michi Kawai
Makido
Vito
Mies Edwin
Mawr College
Highway Body To Review Bids At Its Meeting On March 7th
The State Highway and Public Works commission plans private contract letting early March for the Oak Grove Kings Mountain road project as part of a $200 million program. Bids close February 28 and will be reviewed at the March 7 meeting, with contracts awarded thereafter. Plans include eliminating the Nebo bridge and using large pipe for a straightened route from Waco to Goforths Store, with the Beth Ware section potentially moved to next month.
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Oak Grove
Ings Mountain
State Highway and’ Public Works Commission
Pebruary
Lewis B. Peck
Division
the Herald
Waco
Kings Mountain
Shelby
Beth-Ware School
Beth- Ware
Goforth's
Country Club Road
Goforth’s
Peck
Nebo
Crowell Little Guest Speaker at Davidson Alumni Meeting
Crowell Little, former Kings coach and long associated with Davidson College, was the featured speaker at a Grub Monday night alumni gathering. He discussed the split-T system and Davidson football plans, noting his past roles including Carolina freshman coach and a single year as Davidson backfield coach in 1938.
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Crowell Little
Kings
Davidson College
Devidook Hight
University of North Carolina
Army
Davidson
Carolina
Pas
Lions Club banquet set for March at Kings Mountain
J Ballentine of North Carolina reports the Kings Mountain Lions Club banquet to be held March 14 at the Women's Club. Hat Ward chairs the Farmers Might committee with Manuel banquet as guests, while other committee members include Rewin Moore and Rolland Dies.
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J. ¥. Ballentine
North Carolina
Agricul
X'S Wight
Kings ‘Mountain Lions Club
Hat BD. Ward
Parmer’s
Lions Club
Comtee
Réwin ‘Moore
Rolland
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Otis D. Green
American Legion
York Road
Labrary
Garland
Jacob _ S. ‘Mauney Memorial Library
Pht
Snes
Armstrong
C. L. Atkins
Rt Crave Beatkocse
Mauney Hosiery
Mauney
Sander
Wade
Wit Express
Reuben Hiern
County Recorder's
Cout
Bynum Weathlere
Kay McCarter
Dey Soret Tosep Sontto
Central _ high school
Jaycee’ Minstrel
Girl Scout Area
Gaston County
Commission
Ala Htoutae Sportamen
Little
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