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Newspaper

Kings Mountain Herald

Location

Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1952

Page

7

Craftspun Nine Tops Leaders In Three Wins

Craftspun Nine moved ahead of the league leaders with decisive wins over Burlington National Guard and Foote. Key players included Barnette, Ross, Bridges and Wor sham contributing multiple hits as Worsham pitched a no-hitter through six frames. The team also showcased strong offense with four for four by Floyd Smith and 4 for 5 by Tom Ross in other contests. The record reflects a strong week that put Craftspun atop the standings.

Craftspan Jon Margrace Cora Burlington Tom Ross Bobby Bridges Bud Reynolds Craftspun National Guard Orland Pearson Shitbail Floyd Smith Rocky Ford Bridges Barnette Reynolds Pearson Tignor Ed Ross Saa Bud Ross Howell Sanders Huff D. Smith Morrow Cash Foote Worsham Ford Smith B. Ross Burton Guyton Kiser Red Fire W. Goforth

Navy Recruiting Station Denies Enlistment Freeze

Spartanburg South Carolina the U S Navy Recruiting Station says rumors that the Navy is closed to enlistments are false and urges interested individuals to contact local recruiters for immediate enlistments High school education is not required and first enlistments allow one dependent Prospective applicants should bring birth certificates to speed up processing.

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First Aid Kits Needed On Farms

Modern farm equipment includes inexpensive first aid kits placed where they save lives or prevent infections. Howard Clapp of the State College Extension Service urges readiness for the busy farming season. Kits should be in the house and at convenient farm locations and on equipment. Home made kits are a simple option.

Howard Clapp County Farm 7 Rt State College Extension Service

Funeral Services Held On Friday For C. B. Horton

Funeral services for C. B. Horton 73 of Grover were held Friday at New Buffalo Baptist Church with Rev N H Hardin officiating. Burial followed at New Hope Cemetery Earl. Horton died Thursday after a six month illness. Survived by his wife Ethel Martin Horton a son Clyder Morton Grover four daughters Lindsay Wood Kings Mountain J E McGinnis and Bill Wood Grover and Beatty Lee Green Barl four brothers James Horton Campobello Bill Horton Inman Roland Horton Spartanburg and Zicero Horton Greenville and 47 grandchildren.

C. B. Horton Grover New Buffalo Baptist J. E. McGinnis Bill Wood Beatty Lee Green Barl James Horton Campabella S. C Bill Lorton Inman S.C Roland Horton Spartanburg Zicero Horton Greenville

Plans for State 4-H Week Announced in Raleigh

Delegates from 4-H clubs statewide will gather in Raleigh July 21 to 26 for State 4-H Week. L R Harris of State College Extension notes the theme is Serving as Loyal Citizens through 4-H, with uniforms, talks, box supper, Capitol visit, talent shows, and a candlelight ceremony. County pages run events including a dress revue, health pageant, and demonstrations by 4-H members.

Raleigh L. R. Harris State College Extension Service Governor's Mansion Ann Livingston The National Recreation State College Edgecombe County Pamlico County Randolph County

Gerberding's Son on USS St. Paul

Ensign William P. Gerberding, son of Rev. W. P. Gerberding of Kings Mountain, North Carolina, has reported aboard the heavy cruiser USS Saint Paul, serving off Korea's East Coast as part of the Seventh Fleet. He entered the Navy November 18, 1951 and was ordered to Officers Candidate School at Newport, Rhode Island before joining Saint Paul. He graduated Humboldt High School in 1947 and earned a BA from Macalester College, St. Paul.

Great Lakes Ill William P. Gerberding USN W. P. Gerberding Kings Mountain N. C Ruth Alice Gerberling Macalester College St. Paul Minn Saint Paul Korea U.S. Seventh Fleet Ens. Gerbarding Navy Hook Newport R. I Humboldt High School St.Paul Mina

Ice cream making involves 18 steps

Dr. W. M. Roberts of the North Carolina State College dairy division notes eighteen steps in processing a pint of ice cream from flavoring to delivery and twelve steps for a pint of milk. He compares labor hours for hand milking versus machine milking and outlines capital needs to start a 1,000 gallon per day dairy plant and an ice cream plant.

W. M. Roberts Dairy Manufacturing Section Department of Animal Industry North Carolina State College Roberts Deliv

Fall crops and tomato varieties guidance in Florida fields

The article advises planting collards and Brussels sprouts for fall, with transplants ready by late July to early August. It discusses Florida tomato varieties such as Improved Grothen Globe and New Sunray Waterly, noting wilt resistance and cracking tendencies. It also urges New Zealand spinach and offers planting timelines for Chinese cabbage, kale, broccoli, and related greens. Dr Snee named research associate professor of horticulture at State College.

Florida Jefferson Southland Dr. Snee State College

Milk processing labor and building costs per cow cited

Dr Roberts notes that in a 20 cow herd the investment in buildings per cow runs about 300 dollars while gross investment per cow reaches 1000 dollars or more. He states approximately two hours of labor are needed to process and distribute 100 pounds of milk.

Roberts Appr

24 Girl Scouts Attend Day Camp at Camp Rotary

Twenty four Girl Scouts attended the day camp at Camp Rotary this week directed by Miss Jane Bachman Area Council Field Director, assisted by eight volunteer counselors. Kings Mountain campers included Troops 1 6 11 22 with multiple named scouts. the event noted a yield line about 1951 Vint yield of 271.1 pounds per acre nearby.

Ings Mountainairs Rotary Cout Area Jane Bachman Area Council Kings Mountain Misses Mary Bridie Dorothy Goforth Gayle Allen Joyce Biser Judy Bridges Nancy Craig Charlotte Harrell Janice Bridges Rebecca Blanton Jackie Dixon Carol Jackson Blaine Burton Lauzette Smith Carolyn Bridges Pearnell Goins Lois Hawkins Shirley Ann. Allen Brenda’ Brukes Dorothy Phillips Gloria Bagwell Letha Hamrick Barbara Ford Nancy Bishop Patsy Peterson Janice Putnam Evelyn Wright Linda Peterson Laura Lynn Herndon

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