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Kings Mountain Herald

Location

Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1946

Page

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Local News Bulletins and Club Meetings

Sbnogram club members plan an evening meeting at 1 30 in front of Mountain Drag Campe to organize the wa program. Ruth announces Biddie Ball base ball team formation to play Sredlander and Wirestone in Gastonia. H A Hudgins health officer will address King Mountain Kiwanis at 7 P M. Dr Hedging has taken duties succeeding Dr P Mitchell. Hudgins previously served in the army and as health officer in Rutherford and Polk counties.

Nvetam Club Sbnogram Inwa Biddie Ruth Sredlander Wirestone Gastonia xIwaNiewt H. A. Hudgins Cleveland County Kinge Mountain Kiwanis Club Osing Saka Beeman Hedging P. Mitchell de. Hudgins Army Ratherford Polk

Warlick Disorxgord. Charles Wartick Jr Homecoming

Charles Wartick Jr, son of Mr and Mrs Wartick, returns from the navy in Norfolk Virginia. The family notes his homecoming and plans to resume residence locally after his service aboard a ship.

Warlick Charles Bed) Wartick, Jr Warteh Eh Ree Tomer Navy Norfolk

Local Miss America Pageant Set For City Gym

City school board granted permission to use the high school gym for a Local Miss America contest on July 18. planned as part of the Beauty Ball with up to twenty eight contestants, requiring good health and fitting attire, and travel stipends for winners.

Daniel Kings Mountain Anguek Sandy Pours Wilcow Sritheredeis Ene Teaat Stuthentic Beard

Band School Now Underway in Summer Session

The band summer school began last Monday with 61 enrollments, the largest class in the school's history. Officials said registrations for grammar school instruction remain insufficient to justify offering the typing course, needing five or six more entrants to proceed.

Joe Paysso Tess

Nick Moss Home From The Army

Nicholas Moss, first lieutenant in the Army of the United States, son of Mrs HN Moss of Kings Mountain, is on terminal leave after a year in service. He has served in the Pacific and recently completed a tour of duty. Terminal leave expires soon.

Nicholas Moss Meutenant Army of the United ‘States HN. Moss Kings Mountain Moss Simo i

Barnes Announces Faculty Changes at East School

Superintendent of education states the system will not be present for a group of retirements. Miss Bessie Simonton and several long serving teachers are honored for many years of excellent service at East School. The coaching staff remains steady as prewar changes are noted.

East Bessie Chi Grammer St Central School Toomad W. S. Paen Andre Pearl D. Hucsrmack Barnes Othath Atastiaa

Consolidation Delay Sought for Davidson High School

The Board of Education forwarded a request to the State Board seeking permission to keep Davidson High School open for another year due to weak attendance. The state board ordered consolidation of all schools, affecting staffing.

Casy Board of Education State Board of Education Davidson High School Saste Davidse Tetlon

Local Gift Prospects for Father’s Day 1946

A fragment notes plenty of valuable gifts for Father’s Day 1946 with emphasis on available and unavailable items. It hints at broader interest and stronger demand this year, suggesting retailers expect robust sales and timing considerations for holiday shopping.

Legion Post Wins Class Trophy in State Legion Post 155 lead

Otis D Green Post 155 Amer Legion won the Gis membership trophy for the highest percentage member increase in the state class posts. A letter to commander John Floyd from department adjutant Jim Caldwell notes a 406 percent rise for 104648 year. The post credits its “Go-getters” led by John Gladden for most new members. The trophy will be presented at the convention by department viewer B John rm Commander Floyd will attend with other delegates from larger Mountain and receive the trophy.

Otis D. Green American Legion John Floyd Jim Caldwell John Gladden John Floyd

Drunk Driving Costs From City Recorders Court

Charlie Barnes received a ninety day sentence suspended on 960 and costs for drunken driving and no license in city recorders court. Sam Odom and William J H Cutshaw each got ninety days suspended with 50 payment, license revocation. several others faced charges including public drunkenness, resisting arrest, assault, speeding, and bond forfeiture with various fines and costs. Lloyd Alexander sought a jury trial.

Charlie Barnes City Recorders Court Sam Odom William JH. Cutshaw Rodgers Hue McClain Calvin Leon Martin Lloyd Alexander Robert Little Wilbur Briggs Eafiest J. Finley Ben

Legion Conclave Sees large turnout from Post 165 members

Dele D. Green Post 165, American Legion, expects many members to attend the unusual state convention in Winston-Salem starting Friday. Delegates include John W. Gledden chair, Bright D. Neſt, Carl Paysear, J. E. Herndon, N. P. McGill, John Henry Moss, Halli Werd, Hubert Aderholat, D. Lernate, Bruce LeDaniel, H. Floyd, Joseph Bridges, J. Fulkerson, W.oul, Thom a D. Idall, and Paul Mauney.

Dele D. Green American le Lon The Legion Winston-Salem Randay John W Gledden Bright D. Ne.fete Lary Carl Paysear J. E. Herndon N. P. McGill John Henry Moss Halli Werd Hubert Aderholat Floyd Joseph Bridges Fulkerson Oul Thoma D. "Idall Paul ‘Mauney

Registration Books to Open on June 22

City board sets July 27 as bond issue election date for sewer, street improvements, and extensions. Voters decide on 76,000 for sewer expansion, 40,000 for extending service, and 45,000 for street work. Registrations open June 2, with clerks at polling places Saturdays until July 13.

City Board of Commipeigners Samliese O Conen

Lions Club Hears Cherryville Pastor

Rev George Biddle pastor of Cherryville Presbyterian Church and a lieutenant colonel in the army spoke to Lions Club members Tuesday night on the value of a name and a life in service to the community state and nation He noted honesty loyalty and dependability and praised General Mae Following the program the club passed a resolution honoring his contributions and mentioning previous funeral services

George Biddle Cherryville Biclly Italy Normany Mimae Elty.se Biool

Drowned 13 year old in quarry pond incident

Harvey Blesco Payne, 13, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Grier Payne of Ni Raita Avenue, drowned late Tuesday afternoon in a pond at Lot while four other boys were nearby. Fire department and firefighters responded, but no one else was harmed.

Blease Payne Quarry Pond Harvey Blesco Payne Joseph Grier Payne Ni Raita Avenue Wim

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New Ae State Board Roberts Batterree G. Floyd Williams James R."mcabee L. B. Turner Nick Moss Mountain View Hotel Legion Post C. L. Black Registras Howard Jenkins Jud Lions Club Kings’ Mountain Firg,department Firenten
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