Soft Ball Results From Last Week
Grover's fast-stepping outfit was halted by Red Fulkerson's Pauline club 1 to 0 on their home field yesterday afternoon. Earlier Grovers beat the Stags 2 to 1 with eight errors. Bennie Old Mill and Post Office lost both games, while Margrace won twice to move into third place. With seven games left, the coming week will indicate the first-half champion as Pauline eyes top honors.
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Grover
Red Fulkerson
Grovers
Stags
Bennie
Old Mill
Post Office
Margrace
Dhe
Pauline
Weekend matchup schedule reads by region
A local sports schedule lists Monday matchups including Margrace versus Grover, Stags facing Pauline, Old Mill at Post Office, and Mauney against Bonnie. On Wednesday the 29th Pauline squares off with Margrace, Post Office visits Stags, Bonnie plays Old Mill, and Grover meets Mauney.
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Ih Pet
Grover
Pauline
Staga
Bonnie
Mauney
Ok Ee
Grover Stags
Pauline Old Mill
Post Office
Margrace
Stags
Old Mill
Personal News Highlights From Kings Mountain Social Scene
Multiple families and individuals connected to Kings Mountain are noted for social visits and travel. Victors from a weekend event include sons Charles and Herman Mauney and cousin Franklin Schell. Mrs. Everhart and daughter Shirley visited in Kings Mountain, with travel to Boone and return with Mrs. Watson. Nick Moss plans a Havana summer tutor stint, while Mildred Moss visited Miami with her brother and Mary Gambrill. The Allison and Williams families hosted a steak supper for store staff at Rankin Lake, and Mrs. Campbell joined Miss Gamble visiting Asheville for the Rhododendron Festival, then visiting Hugh Fisher in Marshall. James Hawthorne and son stopped in Kings Mountain en route to Columbia before continuing to Pittsburg and noting Mrs. Hawthorne.
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Nick Moss
Recenty
Havana
Cuba
Riverside Academy
Mildred Moss
Miami
Fla
Mary Gambrill
Charles Campbell
Asheville
Campbell
Gamble
Hugh Fisher
Marshall
Hugh Fisher Jr
Jackie Gamble
James Hawthorne
James Hawthorne, Jr
Pittsburg
Columbia 8. C
Kings Mountain
Niece of Mrs A J McG Patterson Hosts Couple Return
Mr and Mrs Sidney Upchurch, whose marriage occurred on June 11, returned to Kings Mountain and stayed with Miss Marie Whitesides for several days. They spent their honeymoon in New York City and Washington and planned to leave soon for their home in Atlanta.
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Sidney Upchurch
Kings Mountain
Marie Whitesides
New York City
Washington
Atlanta
Pulp Mills Open Vast Timber Market for North Carolina Farmers
Four pulpwood mills in North Carolina and seven nearby operate yearly, buying cull trees from farmers. Graeber of State College notes mills consume about 480 000 pulpwood units or 600 000 standard cords, with wood preferred in five foot eight inch lengths. Farmers urged to thin stands and sell weeded trees for cash while improving timber quality, with agents available at county offices and extension foresters at State College to advise at no charge.
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North Carolina
R. W. Gracber
State College
Graeber
Urges Growers Keep Watch Over Gardens
Growers are urged to monitor gardens closely to curb disease and pests. H R Niswonger recommends rotenone dust at 0.75 percent to kill beetles cabbage worms and leaf eaters, noting it harms humans minimally and can be dusted close to harvest. Bordeaux dust and mix control tomato and pepper pests and diseases. For sweet potatoes avoid manure, use 2 to 3 pounds of 388 fertilizer per 100 feet of row.
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Ulm
H. R. Niswonger
State College
Poultry Grading Starts in North Carolina on July First
Raleigh reports that North Carolina will begin grading poultry July 1 for the first time. Randal B Etheridge of the state markets division announces licensing of W Sheffield as the first supervising inspector. Federal graded poultry will be sold by Grade A B and C standards with state inspectors trained to uphold the system.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Randal B. Etheridge
State Department of Agricplture
Co. W. Sheffield
Federal Bureau of Agricultural” Economics
Feder
State Department of Agriculture
Insects Target Durham and Greensboro Training Plan
Arrangementa underway to train ineptors in Durham and Greensboro over the next two weeks to improve agriculture. Craver County farmers have replanted their corn crop three times due to heavy insect infestation.
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Durham
Greensboro
Craver County
Cotton Classing House to Be Built by Agriculture Dept
Raleigh June 21 a modern twenty thousand dollar cotton classing building will be erected by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture to give the state better grading services and better prices for cotton Commissioner of Agriculture W Kerr Scott announces the cotton classing building will be located in Raleigh as part of the Giate Warehouse System. During the past year warehouses handled about 75 000 bales of cotton and plans are under way to expand marketing services for farmers.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Department of Agriculture
W. Kerr Scott
Department of Agriculture
UPR
Poultry Blood Testing and Hogs Feed Diets Shown
Questions and answers cover the advisability of poultry blood testing by nonprofessionals, urging professional handling for flock safety. Seven notes discuss hog diet trials: mixing fish meal with cottonseed meal improves gains, while higher cottonseed meal lowers gain. A brief garden of thanks thanks friends for kindness during a baby event.
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Rhe Grover
Manuney
Bonn
Charles
Herman
Statesville
Herman Mauney
Franklin Schell
W.R. Everhart
Lloyd Watson
Boone
J. F. Allison
Sara Allison
J. M. Williams
Harvey Williams
Rankin Lake
Gastonia
Mr. Williams
RT del Baby
Ccianue
Mennen
Ted
Esewin
A. J. McG
A. H. Patterson
Dept. of Agriculture
Oxfords
Two Tone
Neaer
Poultry Rock
Robert Taylor
Maryeandt Sullivan
Call of
The
Rockies
Charles Starret
Iris Meredith
Leh
Dorothy Moore
Robert Young
Florence Rice
Mickey Rooney
Dennis O'Keefe
Preston. Foster
Sally Eilers
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