Campbell family comedy thrills near four hundred at Central school
Kings Mountain Little Theatre presented The Campbells a Smoky Mountain comedy to about 400 Monday and Tuesday nights at Central School auditorium. I Ben Goforth Jr directed an able cast led by P G Padgett as Ma Brannigan and Rudi Wuennenberg as Kingston Campbell with strong stage setting and committee work noted.
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Kings Mountain
Piedmont Camp Opens Season for Scouts at Lake Lanet
Tryon R H Brady announces Piedmont Boy Scout Camp at Lake Lanet will open June and run ten weeks through August. Capacity rises to 2500 to accommodate 2600 Scouts and leaders. 128 troops last year. Camp director is R M Schiele of Gastonia. staff expanded. programs cover swimming life saving canoeing nature crafts pioneer skills and advancement. Courts of Honor weekly and Mawatha pageant slated. parent attendance days and Scouter contests featured. various counties provided troops with more expected.
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R. H. Brady
Committee of Carning
Imonth Counci Boy Its of America
Piedmont Boy Scout Camp
Lake Lanet
Brady
Piedmont
Lata
Boy Scouts of Ammerica
Mae
R. M. Schiele
Piedmont Gul
Gastonia
Burke
Caldwell
Catawba
Cleveland
Gaston
Iredell
Lincoln
McDowell Pot
Rutherford
Mawatha Wi
Stor” Memoral
Blanton Ranks High At UNC Phi Eta Sigma Member
Charles D. Blanton Jr., son of Mr and Mrs C D Blanton, was the sole Kings Mountain high school student at the University of North Carolina to join Phi Eta Sigma during a five year span of study. Dr Ernest L Mackie, UNC dean of ident awards and distinctions, announced the achievement in a university release.
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Charles D. Blanton, Jr
C. D. Blanton
Kings Mountain High School
University of North Carolina
Phi Eta Sigma
Ernest L. Mackie
Secre
Kings Mountain Baptist Association pastors meet May fifth
Kings Mountain Baptist Association conference for pastors will be held May 5 at 10 o clock at First Baptist church in Shelby. Discussions on Ministerial Ethics led by Rev. C. C. Crow and Rev. John S. Farrar. The devotional service conducted by Rev. R. L. Hardin. Announcement by Rev. W. L. McSwain, secretary of the Association. Entomology added to Tar Heel 4H Club projects for 1952. A small Irish potato acreage is planned for 1952.
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Kings Mountain Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Shelby
C. C. Crow
John S. Farrar
Mayry
Study Links Public High Schools to Top University Scholars
The study shows that students achieving the highest scholastic rankings at the University largely come from North Carolina's public high schools with 18 or more teachers on the faculty. It notes requirements for Phi Eta Sigma membership and mentions that two freshman students must earn A's and the rest B's in their first quarter or year.
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Mia
Helen P. Moser
North Carolina
Traffic and safety notes from North Carolina 1952
The report states 499 school buses were involved in accidents in North Carolina last year. It cites 1 560 traffic accidents caused by defective brakes in the state. It adds guidance on controlling Japanese beetles in soybeans with IDDT dusts or sprays.
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North Carolna
North Carolina
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