Kings Mountain Hosts Weekend Visitors and Games
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Davidson and Miss Delores Davidson of Kings Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bell and daughters. Mrs. Ann Thia Lovelace and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wolf. Miss Mary Pearl Wot. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leaford and son. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Ware. and others. Other visits involved Bettie Jean Champion, Louise Wright, Sam Bell and families, Austin Bell and family, Talmadge Randall and daughter, and King Mountain players in a doubleheader victory. Kings Mountain posted a 4–3 practice-game record with 4 wins and 3 losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert” Davidson
Delores Davidson
Kings Mountai
Horace Bell
Annthia Lovelace
Shelby
Stokes Wright
Charles
Lawrence Wolf
Mary Pearl Wot
Beulah
Frank Leaford
Kings Mountain
Woodrow Ware
Patterson Grove
Eugene Bell
Sam Bell
Wiliam Wright
Austin Bell
St. Luke
Talmadge Randall
Newton
Alex Randall
Mra
Frank Ware
Menzel
Mex. Randall
Buttery
Kimmell
Gastonia
Sis
Bridges
Harris
Kings
Michael
William Wright
Garden safeties against boll weevil in home plots
County agent Henry Cameron warns gardeners not to use boll weevil dust or spray near vegetables as residues make produce unfit for consumption. With boll weevil spreading to cotton, farmers may apply BHC or Toxxaphone. plant a new garden away from cotton or replant within two weeks to ensure summer vegetables. Plant between now and June 15 include snap beans bush and pole lima beans corn cowpeas squash and tomatoes. Cowpeas plant by June 15 to avoid frost loss. cryolite mentioned as a likely best control.
Tomato seed sowing guide for July transplanting timing
The text advises applying Tor control when peas bloom and sowing tomato seeds now for a fall crop. Several applications may be needed as pods form. Tomato seed sown now should be ready to transplant around July 15.
Farmer logs own wood land for profit in Avery County
Forestry expert Charles A. Musser notes Avery County farmer Gaylord Banner profits from selective logging of mature hard maple. Banner and brother log for 22 per thousand in costs and about 90 per thousand in sales, yielding roughly 58 per thousand for labor after stumpage. Alaska flower growers cited for wealth of blooms in brief Alaskan summer.
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Charles A. Musser
The
State College Extension Service
Gaylord Banner
Banner
Musser
Avery
Black Mountain
Brade
Banners
Alaska
U.S. Department of Agriculture
States
Juniors Stop Charlotte Ace Huneycutt For First Victory
Kings Mountain's 1950 Ameri can Legion junior baseball team defeated Charlotte 6 to 1 in state elimination play opening game. Huneycutt surrendered three hits in five innings before Taylor finished. Kirby pitched well for KM with 8 strikeouts, while KM capitalized on Charlotte errors and timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mountain
American Legion
Charlotte
Bob Bridges
Howard White
Don Cobb
She
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Ollie Harris
Payton
Kings Mounain
Billy Watts
Charles Kirby
Bessemer CH
Kirby
Bob Wilson
Pleider Roy Hold
el Reid
Smith
Huttsteller
Cobb
Harrig
RBI
Reid
Kimmel
Bridges
Harris
Kimmell
Huneycutt
Bob
Taylor
Kir
Mullis
Honeycut
Ed Maxxwell
C. C. Gannon
Carpenter
Juniors Split With Gaffney In Two-Game Legion Tilt
Kings Mountain Junior baseball niner s, led by Charity Pain her, blanked Gaffney on one game and routed them in another. In the Friday night clash at Kings Mountain, Jim Kimmel led with two triples and Ollie Harris added two hits as Poole held the Mountaineers to nine base runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Mountain
Buddy Lewis
American Legion Nine
Gaffney
Lewismen
Io City
Stadiim
Jug” Fritt
Mountaineers
Sprouse Howard
Sonny) White
Wing
Melby Orto Ahd
Lars Lewlamen
Jerry Barker
Jim Kimmelt i
Barker
Kimmelt
Poochie
Shytle
Local social visit and garden notes from prior week
On Monday guests included Mrs Wray and party at Mex with William Wright and Mr and Mrs T A Champion. The Champions and their children from Charlotte spent Friday night with Mr Champion's parents. Fermate will control blue spot on roses and most leaf diseases if applied regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wray
Ak Mex
William Wright
Mrs. T. A. Championnd
Charlotte
Mr.Champion
Mrs. T. A. Champion
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Livestock Advice Warns Prompt Wound Treatment
Farmers urged to treat any animal wound immediately to prevent screwworm infestations. Guidance emphasizes early inspection of livestock on farms and quick care for open wounds to halt spread. Local agricultural officials stress vigilance during warm months when flies are active.
You want a car with some fun in it, don't you
A lighthearted query about seeking a car that delivers excitement and engaging driving dynamics. It hints at a desire for enjoyable performance and spirited handling in a future purchase.
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Bettie Jean Champion
Louise Wright
Patterson
Henry Cameron
Avery County
North Carolina
City OF
J. E. Herndon
S.A. Crouse
Treas
Ace Huneycutt
Anon
Stone
Sayi ‘Crabtree
Wilson
Martin
Honeycutt
Kings Mtn
AB Barker
Wats
Huttstetler
Ss Bridges
White
HI Cobb
Painter
First National Bank
FDIC
Herald Publishing House
O. C. Jackson
the Herald
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