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Kings Mountain Herald

Location

Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1941

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Fire kills several in North Carolina and more incidents

A fire destroyed an apartment building near Fort Drax injuring and killing residents Cecil Heard, his daughter Barbara, and Charles Hilbrook. The blaze also damaged Asa Holmes' stables and nearby stores. Separate reports note two killed in High Shoals when a car hit a rear, with passengers Jake Upton and J D Black. Maggie Wyatt faces a custodial case after her three children perished in a house fire. Additional items include Frank M Mellette adding welding courses for defense, a long missing persons case near Springfield, and a Houston murder charge against Lacyle ids.

Cecil Heard Fort Rage Barbara Charles B. Hilbrook Pluinver Fort Drax Asa Holmes North Wilkesboro C.‘T. Doughton Maggie Wyatt Wyatt Jimmy Claude Clara Doughton I. M. Myers

Band Parents Meeting This Evening to Discuss Richmond Trip

The Band Parents Association president calls a meeting of all band parents and interested citizens in the Band Room at Cen School this evening at 8 00 P M. to finalize arrangements for the trip to Richmond Virginia. Mr Keeter says several important items will be discussed and hopes for a large turnout.

Parents Association Citi Cen- School Richmond Keeter

U D C Memorial Services Friday Program Joint

Members of the United Daughters of the Confederacy plan a combined Memorial Services and American Day program Friday morning at Central School Chapel. Rev. R N Batrd of the A R P Church will be speaker with Mrs Frank Summers presiding. Public is invited to attend.

Central School A. R. P. Church Frank Summers T S

Stores to Close During Summer in Kings Mountain

E C McClain president of the Kings Mountain Merchants Association says stores and business houses will close one afternoon a week in summer. Tuesday will be the half holiday with noon closing. May 1 or 15 marks the start, and a repeat of last year’s cooperation is expected as most contacted favor the plan.

E. C. McClain Pres Dent Kings Mountain Merchants Association McClain Hhe Owe Ai Faust Thes Hom Maumey Lows Lac Church Sadio Mam Harold“ Munnicatt Munn Patt Kiwange Ibaid Presbyterian Churesy Ho Nester Mills Sothe Celwetion Ind Tour Th Man Council Ma Ladd Hamrick Tom Fulton A. Thomasson C. E Nessler Tuesay

Shelby Here Friday Football Clash With Mountaineers

Shelby coached by Mr. Casey Morris hosts Mountaineers this Friday at 8:08 p.m. in a strong local matchup. The Shelby squad aims for a decisive win in front of home fans.

Dew George E. Peyton Shelby Casey Morris Mountaineers

Senior Class To Present Play Loon Ankles at Central School

The Senior Class under Miss Retta Byar will present a three act comedy Loon Ankles on May 2 at 8 p m in Central School auditorium. Proceeds fund a school gift. Includes sixteen months? graduates in a two hour show. Tickets from Senior Class members. Admission 20 cents for children and 60 cents for adults.

Sie Direcion Retta Byar Central School

Kiwanis Club to Hold Regular Weekly Meeting

The Kiwanis Club will hold its regular weekly meeting this week. Each committee is to report, promising an interesting and beneficial session for members.

Kiwanis Club

Young Men Chosen for Training Opportunity, Mrs Chewning Says

Mrs Frances Chewning NYA Supervisor notes 20 boys will gain an excellent training and teaching opportunity. She emphasizes the program offers real chances for the young men selected.

Frances Chewning NYA

Kings Mountain Band Heads to Richmond for Regional Contest

The Kings Mountain School Band leaves May 7 for the Eighth Region National Contest in Richmond Virginia. They enter Convert Competition Sight Reading Drill Competition and the Street Parade. Three soloists B T Wright Ernest Mauney Dassoon Miles Mauney qualify to compete. The group travels by train May 7 through May 10 staying at the Murphy Hotel.

Kings Mountain Richmond Virginia B. T. Wright Ernest Mauney Dassoon Miles Mauney Abve Murphy Hotel

NYA Advisory Committee Named

Mrs Frances J Chewning National Youth Administrator Area supervisor of Shelby announced the formation of the Cleveland County Advisory Committee. Chairman Mr Grigg, Publicity Manager Haywood Lynch, and members Charity Dilling, Max Washburn, P Mitchell, Mary Parker, and W Mearver will discuss youth problems and training, help plan new projects, and expand the NUA program in the county.

Frances J1. Chewning Shelby Cleveland County Mr Grigg Haywood Lynch Charity Dilling Max Washburn P! Mitchell Mary” B Parker Wot. Mearver NUA

Lynch To Speak At Dixon School Exercises

Haywood B. Lynch, editor of the graduating exercises at Dixon Pool, will speak Friday afternoon at 3 PM on patriotism and citizenship. Principal King extends an invitation to the public to attend the Dixon School closing exercises.

Lynch Dixon Haywood B. Lynch Dixon Pool Jarene King Dixon School

Will Rogers Humorous Story in Kane sas Family

A Kane sas family adopts strict social rules for a boy of eleven. The boy endures costly clothes and frequent scolding as his mother hires a governess to enforce manners. When guests arrive, he stands stiffly, then immediately reverts to play, illustrating comic family discipline.

Kanesas

Junior Senior Banquet Held at M id School

The Junior-Senior Banquet at Mid School featured a red white and blue decor theme with naval paintings and a three course dinner prepared by Junior mothers. Guests included school board members and parents as well as faculty, with a program honoring seniors and juniors and noting election updates for town council and school board positions.

Dhinior Kings Mental Midh School Tel: Homeroom Hendricks Taner Scop Ans Annd Symnasium Eia Red Cross U. S Colonia New England Sup L. Vatrnes Bridges Martha McClain Louise Wright C.G. White Betty Moore Manly Moore Waitesines James ‘Thronebure America Forever Rachel Smith Sara ' Herndon Wadio Smith Tunior George AL

Watch Night Service at Macedonia Baptist Church

Watch night service planned for Saturday May 3 at Macedonia Baptist Church with the Smith Quarter from Clifton and the Johnson Pamily and the Fire Sisters expected around 10 o clock. Service begins at 7 80 with colored chat and a long gathering anticipated. Lions Club semimonthly meeting follows next Tuesday at 7 in the Womans Club Building with an arranged program and information from B. S. Mei or W. E. Blakely.

Macedonia Baptist Church Smith Quarter Clifton S.C Johnson Pamily Fire Sisters Lions Club Womans Club

Junior Little Theatre To Meet Tonight

The Junior Little Theatre will meet tonight at 7 30 p m in City Hall. All members are urged to be present.

Junior Little Theatre

Washington Officials See 190 Days That Could Shape World History

James Preston notes that U S officials believe the next 190 days will heavily influence global history, depending on Balkan and African battles and whether American war material can reach the Mediterranean in time. They credit rapid U S defense production and Knudsen's view that industry has sped up beyond Germany or Britain.

Washington Offi Gals United Stat Washington Mediterranean William 5. Knudsen Germany Great Tritaln

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