Mountaineers Drop Two More
Kings Mountain’s Jafiors extended their skid by losing twice, to Forest City and Steel Creek. Perkins impressed against Forest City but struggled with the breaks as Forest City capitalized on free runs. Merkins relieved Perkins after two straight hits and a sacrifice in the fifth, while Steel Creek held the locals to nine runs. Several players shifted positions late, hampering defense, and Black and Ledford finished at first. The team travels to Charlotte to face the Charlotte Juniors at Griffith Stadium. interested parties should contact Troyano by noon.
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Kings Mountain
Jafiors
Forest City
Steel” Creek
Perkins
Mel
Forest City Nine
Stone
Merkins
Alexander
Wills
Ham
Black
Ledford
Lutheran Bible School Closes Sunday
Lutheran Bible School at St Matthews ends its two week session with a Sunday night commencement at 7 yelOTk in the Sunday School auditorium. About 120 children enrolled and around 100 will receive credit certificates. Each attendee will receive a report card, and the program replaces the usual evening worship. Teachers listed include Messanne Aubrey Moungy J Don Carl Mauney J C Cave W A Ridentour W K Maney Frances Crouse Helen Janet Ian Lackey Virginia Pionk Summers Virginia Summers Edgar Cooper Jacob Laskey.
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St. Matthews Lutheran Bible School
WIM
Herman G
Messanne Aubrey Moungy
J. Don
Carl Mauney
J.C. Cave
W. A. Ridentour
W. K. Maney
Missen Frances ‘Crouse
Helen
Janet Ian Lackey
Virginia Pionk
Summers
Virginia Summers
Edgar Cooper
Jacob Laskey
A R P Youth Meet Here In Memorial Church Convention
The A R P Youth gathered at Memorial Church for their annual convention the fourth since forming in Huntersville in 191? Delegates heard devotional talks by Miss Billie Thomas of Charlotte and Miss Lucile McQuire of Charlotte welcomed by Miss Jean Williams. Elizabeth Anthony of Kings Mountain spoke on Making the Most of Self and Betts Lou Houser of Charlotte on Personal Religious Piety. William Bost of Kannapolis and Rev Harris Blair discussed The Pre-eminent Christ in the World about Us. Lunched at Pisgah Church Park hosted by Kings Mountain unions. Afternoon round table on Young People Problems led by William Moore of Charlotte. Officers elected included president Miss Marie Gregory reelected secretary Miles Charlotte, treasurer Raghell Statesville. Fireworks and talk on The Preeminent Christ in The World of the Future by Rev Rozelle. Fascinating installation for officers by Miss Hazel McCoy of Shelby. North Carolina farm demonstrations cited by S R Mitchiner.
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Cie Ito
Unk Feple
Brperlan
Boy Memorial
Huntersville
Boyce
Iris Blair
Scotts
Billie Thomas
Charlotte
Jean Williams
Lucile Me
Quirter
Elizabeth Anthony
Kings Mountain
Betts Lou ‘Houser
Willam Bost
Kannaugls
Harris Blair
Mr. Bost
Mr. Blair
Kings Montain
Ae Key
Willam Moore Boyce
Alt. P
Weasurer
Marie
Gregory
Cargon
Miles Harlote
Don
Raghell
Statesville
Kk Park
Pisgah Chureh
Public opinion and labor as defense issues loom in 1950s debate
Four-H Club members in Greene County plan a dairy calf club per J. W. Grant of the N.C. State College Extension Service. The piece analyzes a Fortune poll and Dies Committee testimony, linking labor capital disputes with defense production and suggesting the administration may intervene in labor actions to protect national security.
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Fortune Magazine
Allis Chalmers
Reds
Sabotag Detere
Greene County
J. W. Grant
N.C. State College Extension Service
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Jimmy Roosevelt
Imperial Theatre
Excell Rozelle
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Churel
Gastonia
Miss Hazel McCoy
Shelby
Forth County
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Cool Smart
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