Budget for City Falls Short of Front Page Figures
The budget draft for the city on June 30 1948 lists planned expenditures totaling 360000 for the year with 12400 expected for capital cement including 1500 for the car department 4000 for the tre ce department 42000 for police cars and 4000 for capital improvements. Anticipated general expenditures total 221731 including admin 14940 street 207762 sanitation 1155 polls 22805 general 11055 water and sewer 38738.80 light and power 82145 recorder's court 1975 cemetery 907 plus 6992.72 for insolvents and contingencies and a 10 percent salary increase for city employees. Other actions include Mauney's dispute over interest payments 1301 and a policy change on cab seating plus bids for paving 17000 and a 1 p m closing time Saturdays from July 1 beer license granted to Warren G. Yates row boats bought for city lake at 50.50 each and zoning plans to be discussed June 23 with Leigh Wilson. All commissioners present except Neisler. Meeting adjourned at 12 15.
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Recorder's Court
E.dory Mauney
Mc Mauney
Warren G. Yates
E. C. Brandon
City Planning Board
Leigh Wilson
N.C League of Municipalities
H.R. Neisler
More About Mayor Objects Continued From Front Page
City officials debate funding for schools with a $2,000 temporary allocation and question legality of using city funds. County revaluation urged. Cleveland County property assessment fair treatment urged. Mayor Fulton signs a joint resolution calling immediate revaluation actions, dated September 10, 1947.
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Conld
Schior
Carl F.mauney
J. M. Ellison
Fulton
County Board of Commissioners
Davis
Ison
City of
Kings Mountain
Cheir
J. Mose
Ci Mountain
Board of Commissioners of
Cleveland County
Magotton
S. A. Crouse
Correction notice on Fulton County race winner mix up
A correction states that last week the winner was mistakenly reported as Martha Hoyle instead of Myrtle Hoyle for the Fulton Readiness race. The correction confirms the actual winner is Myrtle Hoyle and notes the error has been acknowledged.
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Fulton
Martha Hoyle
Actus
Myrtle Hoyle
Herndon Rites Condensed Family and Community Ties
Obituary notes the life of Mr. Herndon born July 6, 1838 in Cleveland County. A longtime Mason and city planner, former mayor (1923-25), he remained active in First Presbyterian Church and various local and regional groups. Survived by wife Cornelia Lynn Floyd and seven children, plus eleven grandchildren, with burial at Mountain Rest Cemetery conducted by D.C. McSwain.
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National Cotton County
George'c
Eliza Slid’ Herndon
Cleveland County
Schoo
Kings Mountain High School
Mars Hill College
Pairii Lodge
York and Scottish Rives and Shiner
Kiwanis
Cleveland
Kings Mountain Country Club
First Presbyterian Church
Herndon
Cornelia Lynn Floyd
Alten St. Herndon
Mia
Howard Ware
Cora. Bell
J. Af. Metcalf
J. B Simpson
Louanin Remndon
PB Heratton
Kings Mountain
Union Level
Beatheck and Sisters
J. O. Blalock
Baskerville
Gastonia
G. A
Bridges
Local Primary Returns Show Johnson Weak in Kings Mountain
In Kings Mountain precincts the Johnson and Scott battle split the vote with Johnson at 606 and Scott at 287 in the first primary. Johnson forces prepare for a plan to mobilize for the June 26 voting while King County discussions with the county manager Royster continue. A separate help wanted notice seeks man and wife for summer cooking and housework in Hendersonville with board, lodging, and salary, Box P in care of the Herald.
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Scott
Kings Mountain
Johnson
Kings Mountain Johnson
Royster
Hendersonville
The
Herald
Juniors Lose Opener 8 to 1 in Shelby Elimination Game
Kings Mountain American Legion junior baseball team fell 8 to 1 to Shelby in an area 4 group 2 first round elimination game played Monday in Shelby. Loyd Cook pitched for Shelby and limited Kings Mountain to few scoring chances. Joy Barges singled, Lackey hit a first inning homer, and Allen scored Shelby’s early run. later Homer and relief pitching by Carl Moss helped seal the Shelby win.
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Kings Mountain American Legion
Shelby
Loyd Cook
Lackey
Burnie
Allen
Carl Moss
Conner
Moss
Pinnix and Amos Win Talent Show Honors
David Pinnix and Billie Gene Amos were adjudged first place winners in the talent show sponsored by West School PTA at the high school auditorium last Friday night. Pinnix earned first in the piano solo category.
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David Pinnix
Billie Gene Amos
West School Pta
Young Pinnix
Talent show crowns Amos in senior division
Contestants over 14 praised Amos baritone solo as first place winner while stunners-ups in the children group include Haile Ward Carol Pintix Josce Biser Joye Dixon and Sandre Evans. Senior runners-up were Evelyn Cline Batty Falls Carol Allen Meton Tyndall and Gene Barcett. The event aligned with a dance recital by Mrs Coman Falls for pupils.
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Amos
G Ood
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Hapman
Kings Man
Pinnix
Home
Morganton
Newton - Conover
Dad
Norris
Woodward
Bulova
Longines
Hamilton
Waltham
Elgin
Hellros
Dellinger’s
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Jewels
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