Kings Mountain Juniors Schedule Set For Rutherford and Hickory
Kings Mountain American Legion junior baseball team plans Saturday night game at Rutherford County and Monday night at Hickory. First meeting of the season with Rutherford County Juniors and Hickory Juniors. Hickory leads Area 4, Rutherford second. Kings Mountain sits 8 2 after recent Shelby defeat. Coach Bradshaw leads the squad toward Canton trip on June 23 and a June 14 rematch with Shelby.
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Kings | Mountain
American | Legion
Rutherford' County
Sunors
Hickory
Mater
Rutherford County
Kings Mountain
Shelby
J. R. Bradshaw
Mountainers
Canton
Haywood County
Valdese
Local groups urged to form Kings Mountain baseball league
Community groups and organizations in Kings Mountain are urged to attend a national meeting this Saturday at 10 at City Park to discuss forming a recreation league. Several teams already report readiness. officials plan a six team league modeled after the National Junior Chamber of Commerce program. City Commissioner Jamey Layton invites coaches to attend or contact him.
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Boya
Kings Moun
Rutherford County Owls Host Legion Juniors
The Rutherford County Owls, second in Western Colina Class D, were to host the Kings Mountain American Juniors Wednesday night in Forest City but the junior game was postponed due to a wet field. A rescheduled senior game against Granite Falls ended 14 to 2.
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Rutherford County Owls
Kings Mountain
Forest City
Rutherford County
Owls
Granite Falls
Forest City Legion Field
Church Recreation Program Underway At Resurrection Playground
Softball and horseshoe pitching are popular at Resurrection Lutheran church playground on Crescent Hill. John Rudisill, director, runs daily 2 to 5 pm except Saturdays and Sundays. evening hours 5 to 7 30 pm for adult recreation with softball led by Ann Ruth Whitesides and Hal Plank. A Bible story period runs daily at 4 30 pm for the youth.
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Resurrection “Lutheran Church
John Rudisill
Crescent Hill
Rudisill
Plang
Ann Ruth Whitesides
Hal Plank
Mountaineer Club Plans Annual Meeting and Elections
The Mountaineer Club will hold its annual meeting Tuesday at 8 15 p m in the Sonic dining hall led by president Shorty dens C C Edens will serve ex officio if reelected nominations for five new directors include Gurney Grantham E Marlowe Amos Dean and Paul McGinnis with Dan Hurtstetler chairing the nominating committee Other retiring directors listed and by law changes proposed to reduce directors to 10 and allow ex officio service for the retiring president The meeting follows the Junior Chamber of Commerce session chartered in 1949 the club promotes grammar grade football and invites interested locals to attend and join the organization.
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The
Mountaineer Club, Inc
Sonic
C. C
Shorty Dens
Dan Hurtstetier
Gurney Grantham
E. Marlowe
Amos Dean
Paul McGinnis
W. J Fulkerson
Dave Neill
Bill Fulton
WIM
Exorficlo
Mountaineer Club _ hs
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Marta
Siena
Edens Hag
Legion Bees Open Friday In Gastonia Junior Baseball
The American Legion Bees open Friday at Sims Field Gastonia in the Gastonia Legion league facing Textile, Inc. entries. Eligible players born in 1935 or later may try out Saturday at 1 PM. Kings Mountain area youths are urged to report. Charlie Hawking and Buddy Lewis of Gastonia organized the squad with Post 155 Mountaineers entering a Kings Mountain team.
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American Legion
Gastonia Legion League
Sims Field
Gastonia
Textile’s, Inc
Kings Mountain Area
1951 Graduates Seeking Jobs In Kings Mountain
The Employment Security Office in Kings Mountain reports many 1951 high school graduates seek immediate work in critical, sales, or production positions while many plan further training. Forty five graduates took general aptitude tests and a counseling program matched aptitudes with job opportunities. The staff holds full information on applicants for employers reviewing hiring needs.
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T Zo
Kings Mountain
Ary B. Goforth
Employment Security Commission
Goforth
Two Men Die In Collision On Lake Montania Road
Coroner reports two men died in a vehicle accident on Lake Montania road with no other cars involved. Wilson, a Gastonia weaving Co. employee and WWI veteran, funeral held at Second Wesleyan Methodist Church. Martin, of Grace Methodist, funeral at Grace Church. Surviving relatives listed. Haring Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Wilson
Martin
Lake Montania
Morgan Procery
Lake Montania Road
Second Wesleyan Methodist Church
H. Carter
J. W. Phillips
Mountain Rest Cemetery
Gaff
Kings Inta
Gastonia Wea Ving Co
Lorena Jenkins
Kenneth Wilson
Donavie
Christine Diane Wilson
W. F. Smith
Sadie Mill
Martin Wilson
Kings Mountain
Broadus Wilson
Gaffney
D. C
Jessie Wilson
Washington, D. C
Ralph Ware
Haring Funeral Home
Grace Methodist Church
T. W. Hager
BF. Austin
Earl Oxford
Mountain Rest
Mirose
Moy
Tesi Ambrose
Sot
Eerie
Thomas Sl
Fae
Kings Mountain Hospital Visiting Hours and Patient List
Kings Mountain Hospital daily visiting hours 10 to 11 am 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 pm. Noon patient list shows Leona Carpenter Letha Wyatt Carte W Lingerfelt Charlie Benton D H Houser Violet Mae Bell John W Mayes Baxter McDaniel Baby Girl Green John McDowell John P Ferratt Billie B Mauney Kathérine Agnes Green Lester C Hord Lauretta Steele Patricia Moss Leona A Bell Lillie Jackson Charles Blanton Discharges: multiple patients including Mrs Genelia Pittman William B Blackwool Sara Mullinax Margaret Henderson Lillian Nolen Nellie Kate Moore Maude Bumgardner Opal Camp Virginia M Mote Lawrence Putnam Jake Early Rosie Pressly Queen Galvin Humphries.
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Leona Carpenter
City
Letha Wyatt
Dallas
Charlie Benton
D. H. Houser
Piedmont Ave
Violet Mae Bell
E. King St
John W. Mayes
Baxter McDaniel
Baby Girl Green
John McDowell
John P
Romey Horton
Geraldine B. Falls
City St
Kathérine Agnes Green
Lester C. Hord
Lauretta Steele
Lenoir
Patricia Moss
Mauney
Linda F. Fisher
Leona A. Bell
Lillie Jackson
Charles Blanton
Viedmont Ave
William B. Blackwool
Sara C. Mullinax
Margaret P. _ Henderson
Lillian W. Nolen
Nellie Kate Moore
Maude R. Bumgardner
Opal Camp
Virginia M. Mote
Lawrence Putnam
Jake Early
Rosie Pressly Queen
Galvin Humphries
Legion Head and Others Face Court in Liquor Case
The court found James Hendricks not guilty of illegal possession of non tax liquor found near his home. Doshin Kennedy and others faced varied charges with several guilty verdicts, fines, and suspended sentences. Ruth Camp Bell and Walter Hughes faced weapon charges. Spencer case testimony described confiscation of white whiskey and the activity at the home on Cansted Street.
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Bouusel
James Hendricks
Hendricks
Doshin Kennedy
Negress
Evidements
Legal
None
Swhbakey
Costa
John Dawkins, Jr
Mapple Owens
James Hughes
Claud Gregory
Ruth Camp Bell
Walter J Hughes
Minnie Galloway
Spencer
Cansted Street
S. D
S. al
Spencer House
Tor
Card of Thanks for the Death of a Loved One
The Family of D Martin thanks friends for kindness shown at the death of their loved one.
Horse Show Cont'd: Multiple Winners Named in Five-Gaited Events
The article lists numerous standings from a horse show contending categories such as Five-Gaited Mare Class Open and Roadster events. Winners include Parading Sweetheart with Ross Me, Gypsy's Sensation with Charlotte Hoey, and Nation Velvet with Roy Skillman, with many other named riders and horses across Pony, Harness, and Stake divisions.
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Front Page
Fingree
Ginger Wilson
Lorace Leitzey
Day Auten
Ross Me
Gypsy
Charlotte’ Hoey
Fleete Peavine
Billy Cox
Powys
Na Waki
Bee Shougey
Lady Jane
Lindsay Waldrop
Lucky
Tommy Long
Senator Torgan
Patsy
Ana
Roy Skillman
Magnolia
Mary Jo Cloninger
Barbara Ford
Charlotte Hoey
Fairview
Mary Spainhour
Dictator
Patty Gibson
Spitfire
Jane Reid
Seabee
Carouge Brokshire
Nei Fulton
Tom Fulton
Spainhout
Dub al Jens
MacMillion
Sunset's Yankee
Richard Hoyle
Olin Owen
Ace of Fairview
Pony
Jane Rel
Mystery Girl
David Becker
Sea Bee
Hunt Bae
Tas
Lady’ Jane
1Rth
Queer Roadster
National Velvet
Firecracker
Miles Wright
Singing Hill
Horace Four Daag
Hate Wik
Dry cleaners close week of July and horse show entries
Mountainary cleaning establishments announce closure for the entire week of July 2. Cooperating cleaners include Saders Cleaners McCurdy Clete Dyers and Weavers. Horse shows report 74 entries at the Stalum with winners listed in Walking Horse and Five Gaited Stakes.
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Sa Ders Cleaners
McCurdy
Clete Dyers
Weaver's Clers
Lieve Sary
Cleninits
Mary Jo Cleninfe
Pcos
Rd Fancy
Roag McConnell
Wilders Dean
Bobby Justice
Walking Horse
Nell Fulton
T. J. Townsend
Golden Pheasant
Roy Skillman
D. F. Hord
Stalum
Barbara Gault
Cynthia Platt
Shirley Houser
Janice Allen
Christine ‘Still
Dot Inet
Sarah” Kincaid
Shirley
Fat Cornelia Ware
Jean McCrae
Bus Fares Contd From Front Page
City talks bus fare overhaul as engineer Miller bids to map the distribution system for 2000 dollars with 850 dollars for improvements and 40 dollars for additional advisory services. He would take two to three months to map and start in August. Miller cautions about bond options and cites issues with the current rate card and depreciation.
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Miller
Ify
M. K. Fuller
Mauney Funeral Rites Held For William Mauney
Funeral services for William Lawrence Mauney and Winnie Vera Still were held after a wake in Kings Mountain. The service drew attendees from Wadesboro Ansonville Hendersonville Jon Va Wake Forest Shelby Gastonia andville with active pallbearers listed among family and friends.
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William Lawrence Mauney
Winnie Vera Still
Kings Mountain
A. Baldwin
Charlotte
Chute
Wadesboro
Ansonville
Hendersonville
Jon
Wake Forest
Shelby
Gastonia
Ville
Mauney
W. K. Sea Pal
Menney
Marlowe
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