Judge White presides at crowded City Recorder session
In Monday regular session Judge Jack White convicts BU Baty of assault on Martha Parker with a one year term suspended on good behavior, plus a $15 fine and court costs. Baty appeals, bond raised to $150. The case hinges on testimony by Parker, Upchurch, Ruby Jenkins, and Still the Grill proprietor. Additional proceedings cover public drunkenness charges and a vagrancy case continued for sanity evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack White
City Recorder's Court
BU Baty
Martha Parker
Carolyn Upchurch
Ruby Jenkins
Horse ‘Shoe
Saturd
Balty
Garland Still
Ed L Peterson
Mr. Still
Marthaly Parker
White
James W. Welch
Craftspan
Craftspun
Foote Mineral Company
7Th County
Shelby
Bill
Sam Thompson
Sharge
Craftspun Wins 6-1 on Two-Hitter by Pearson
City Commissioner Orland Pearson tossed a two hitter on June 16 to lead Craftspun to a 6 to 1 victory over National Guard. Bobby Bridges went 2 for 3 with the key early hits, while Ford Kiser Smith T Ross Tignor Reynolds and Pearson Jeach added singles. Nat Guard managed a lone run in the first inning as Craftspun opened with a 4-0 edge then held on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ford
Craftspun
Bonnie
Bobby Bridges
Dewitt Guyton
Floyd Smith
Bud Reynolds
Orland Pearson
Morgan
Styers
Tignor
Hardin
B.hullstickler
Buddy Barnette
Craft
Foote
Worsham
G. Goforth
Fred Kiser
Audley Tignor
Julius Burton
Bert Chandler
Fite
Burlington
Margrace
National Guard
Craftsspun
Ford
Kiser
Smith
T. Ross
Reynolds
Pearson Jeach
I Cash
Huft
Pearson
Nat
Pressely visits parents and local notices from June 1962
Sam Pressely of Philadelphia visits his parents Mr and Mrs Horace Pressely. Mrs Lottie Means returns from Gaffney hospital. Mary Frances Guyton dies at her sister's Lincoln Academy road home with funeral arrangements incomplete. Zone 4 of the Women’s Society of Christian Service holds a June 1962 meeting at St Paul Methodist Church with Mrs D A Spencer presiding and Mary N Morrison of Yatesville as speaker. Cannery Club meeting set for Thursday night June 26 1962 at Compact School with all members expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Pressely
Philadelphia
Horace Pressely
Lottie Means
Gaffney, S. C
Mary Frances Guyton
Lincoln Academy Road
Western District
St. Paul Methodist Church
D. A
Evans Cotton Bloom First One Reported
Rev E D Evans a colored farmer near the Davidson Memorial Scout Camp brought the first cotton bloom of the 1952 crop to the Kings Mountain Herald office. He pulled two blooms from his field Wednesday morning. The article notes a local canning program and church announcements from Second Baptist Church with service times and location.
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Evans
E. D. Evans
Davidson’ Memorial
Kings Mountain Herald
Pet
Meinpadt
Second Baptist Church
F. K. Herndon
N. Watterson St
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Bill Mitchem
Bonn
Guyton Slugs
Bonnie Fune
Bonnie Craftspun
Burling
Women's & Children’s
Negro News
Connie Gordon
Carpenter Street
Kings Mountain
Kings Mtn
Cotton Oil Co
Superior Court
William H. Bobbitt
Supreme Court
Herald
Lee
Bridges
Battleground
Piedmont
Moss Esso
Grover
Tessener
Marlowe
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