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Kings Mountain Herald

Location

Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1950

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Pressly and Cromer Palmer bid for Shelby plant assets

Court records show Pieris Pressly and Cromer Palmer bidding 197300 for the property and equipment of a bankrupt mill at Shelby auction. The sale opened by Pilot Life Insurance and may stay open 10 days with possible higher bids. no additional bids were received. Lester Martin, president of Consolidated Textiles, appears connected to the bid. There was hope the plant would reopen after sale confirmation.

Court and Palmer Russellville Mills, Inc Ducourt Mils, Inc Shelby Palmer Lester Martin Pilot Life Insurance Company North Carolina E. A. Houser R. Davis Kings Mountain Consolidated Textiles Ella Oale

Local Story Hour At Mauney Library Hosts Story Scene

Mrs Ben Ballard will tell stories and Mrs C J Gault Jr will be hostess for a story hour at Jacob S Mauney Memorial Library Friday at 4. Parking meter receipts for the week ending Wednesday totaled 162 dollars 45 cents per city report by City Clerk A Crouse. A Saint Paul life film will be shown at Boyce Memorial ARP Church Sunday evening at 7 90.

Ben Ballard C. J. Gault, Jr Jacob S Mauney Memorial Hbrary 8. A. Crouse Arp Saint Paul Boyce Memorial Arp Ehased

El Bethel church cemetery cleanup set for Saturday

Jack announces at El Bethel Methodist church that a cemetery cleanup will take place Saturday morning. Members should arrive at 7 a.m. and bring tools needed for the task.

el Bethel Methodist Church Jack Church

Miss Plonk to Sing 91st Psalm in New York

Miss Clara Plonk and her group will perform in New York after an announc ement on Thursday. The program includes Miss Plonk singing the 91st Psalm as part of a one act aria.

Miss Plonk Clara Plonk Sureeay New York

May 8 Recorders Session Varied With Several Convictions

At the May 8 session of the city recorder's court about fifteen cases were heard. Calvin C Tessener faced improper license plates and noise. Wilson Harper, a 15 year old, was found not guilty on unlicensed driving and referred to juvenile court. Chester Smart was jailed seven months for no license and improper muffler. James E Austin forfeited $40 bond for no license. Curtis Blalock paid fines for failing to stop at a stop sign and James P Daves faced illegal possession for beverages. Writs Fields, Dees, and others involved in possession for sale were not guilty. a robbery case named Pig Rance had unclear details. Judge W Patson presided.

Calvin C. Tessener Noise Press Wilson Harper W. Patson

Porter Rites Held Wednesday

Porter rites were observed Wednesday with Rev. G C Teague pastor in charge. Funeral details and further arrangements are expected from the Porter community and church records.

Graduation Exercises Planned at Kings Mountain High

Rev W L Pressly pastor of Boyce Memorial ARP church will preach the commencement sermon and Dr Voight R Cromer president of Lenoir Rhyne College will give the commencement address at Kings Mountain High School commencement May 28 1950. Graduation exercises occur May 31 with diplomas and awards to the Class of 1950.

W. L. Pressly Boyce Memorial Arp Church Voight R. Cromer Lenoir-Rhyneollege Kings Mountain High School Supt B.N. Barnes Dr. Cramer North Carolina Lutheran Synod Lenoir-Rhyne

Beth-Ware Finals To Begin Sunday

Beth-Ware school will begin its annual commencement exercises Sunday evening. The keynote sermon is by Rev. W. L. McSwain, pastor of David Memorial Baptist Church, and will honor 28 graduating seniors.

Annua Beth-Ware School W. L. McSwain David Memorial Bap Ist

Kiwanis Official Commends Twins at Miami Convention

Kiwanis International music chairman Tim Carpenter commends Kings Mountain Kiwanis for sponsoring the Mauney Twins pianists at the Miami Florida International Convention. Carpenter thanks J Byron Keeter Kiwanis lieutenant governor for the club’s support, noting the twins added to the convention’s success and reflected well on their sponsoring club.

Kings Mountain Kiwanis Club Tim ‘Carpenter Kiwanis Internaonal Music Mauney Twins Miami Fla. 1 Carpenter J. Byron Keeter Kiwanis Gov Enor Mauney ‘Twins

Two Men Fined In Kings Mountain PA Violation

Grover men Willie Alexander and Joe Davis were convicted of using a public address system on public streets in Kings Mountain. They were taxed with court costs. The session also taxed Leroy Wood for operating a vehicle without an operator's permit. Logan Davis was ordered to serve two months for disposal of mortgaged property.

Registration ends as 3476 vote in Kings Mountain area

May 77 Democratic primary ended at sunset Saturday reporting 3476 total registrations across East Kings Mountain 1616 West Kings Mountain 1476 and Beth Ware 384. 337 names were added in East Kings Mountain precinct. Arthur Pearson, charged with possession, was fined $5.

Kings Mountain Beth Ware East Kings Mountain Precinct

Firms Will Close During Church Hours on Sundays

Kings Mountain firms including service stations cafes drug stores and sandwich shops will close Sundays from 10 a m to noon starting May 21 announced by the Kings Mountain Ministerial Association spokesman P D Patrick noting voluntary compliance after committee visits. Other ministers on the committee were Rev. W H Stender and Rev. J W Phillips.

Kings Mountain King Mountain Ministerial Assocition Er. P. D. Patrick Mr. Patrick W. H. Stender J. W. Phillips

Softball List Closes Saturday Meets Monday Night at City Hall

Sherry Edens, commissioner of the Kings Mountain Amateur Softball Association, urged teams to enter at once. About seven teams have entered, and a meeting is planned for Monday night at City Hall at 7 p.m. to set up leagues as membership warrants.

Kings Mounin Arhateur Softball Association Eaggueta Sherry) Edens City Hall

Legion Juniors To Home Exhibition Savate Feed

Legion Juniors to open the 1950 season with a home exhibition at City Stadium Saturday morning. Coaches J K Buddy Lewin and J R Bradshaw will unveil the squad with Game 1 at 8 o clock. The team, built from local high schools, includes Beth Ware Grover Clover Tryon and Bessemer City as key players. Veterans Jimmy Kim Pell Billy Shyde Don Cobb Steve Jones return from the 1949 squad.

J. K Buddy) Lewin J. R. Bradshaw Kings Mountain American Legion City Stadium Monroe Lewis and Bradshaw Piayers Lealate Wah Otie D. Green Jenvel Beth Ware Clover 3. C Tryon Grover Bessemer City Dace Beth Wace Ware Grover Jimmy Kim- Pell Z Billy Shyde Utyin Lield Don Cobb Steve Jones

National Guard Seeks Enlistments in Kings Mountain

Captain Humes Houston, commander of the Kings Mountain National Guard company, says approval was given to enlist 15 new men. Former servicemen with radio experience and those with rifle training are urged to join. The 30th Division encampment is planned July 2 to 15 at Fort Jackson Columbia SC. contact Headquarters & Headquarters Co 3rd Battalion 120th Infantry or visit the armory near West Mountain Street.

Humes Houston Kings Mountain National Guard Company Ai 1 Fort Jackson Columbia S.C Headquarters & Headquarters Co 3Nd Battalion 120Th Infantry Houston Weat Mountain Street West City Houston @aid

Annual P Set For Meryth Ylang for Kings Mountain

Annual event details for Kings Mountain area highlight Poppy Day organized by the American Legion Ausitiacy. Community members are urged to support the charity sale, with proceeds aiding veterans programs and local service projects.

Kings Mountain Ceara Teseal American Legion

Plans for Kings Mountain beauty contest revived

Spearman announces Miss Kings Mountain 1950 events with divisions for young ladies and children ages one to school age. Contest set for Friday night June 16 with winners advancing to Miss North Carolina and Tobacco Road pageants. Entries due June 8. prizes include scholarships, caps, and savings bonds.

Kings Mountain Ben Goforth Gene Timms Charlie Moss Charlie Thomasson L. T. Anderson Norman McGill Wilson Griffin D. F. Hord Martin Harmon James Aulian Burlie Peeter

Nancy Plonk to star in What Every Woman Knows in Asheville

Nancy Plonk of Kings Mountain will play Maggie Wylie in the James M Barrie play What Every Woman Knows presented by the Plonk School of Creative Arts in Asheville on Friday and Saturday evenings. The production debuts the new frena style with a floor level stage and 360 degree audience. Kings Mountain citizens plan to attend the closing programs for the year.

Nancy Plonk R. J. Plonk Kings Mountain James M. Barrie Plonk School of Creative Arts Asheville

Bob Tribble Rites Friday

Bob Tribble, a well known Kings Mountain Negro barber, died Tuesday morning after months of declining health. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at Mount Zion Church on King Street at 8 o'clock with Rev. L. Garvin officiating. Burial will be in Lincoln Academy Cemetery. Born November 1, 1879, at Honok Path, NC. His wife survives.

Bob) Tribble Kings Mountain Simon Mount Zion ‘Church King Street Rev. L. Garvin Lincoln Academy Cemetery

Church To Join Evangelism Drive In Kings Mountain

St Matthew s Lutheran church joins with United Lutherans Church in America and National Lutheran Council seven bodies for Personal Evangelism Visitation in Kings Mountain on Monday and Tuesday May 22 23 to seek new members and reclaim lapsed ones. Rev C M Weihe will be special representative and preach Sunday morning. Visitation period and leadership training held Sunday at 4 p m. Otis D Green Post 155 American Legion to hold regular meeting Friday at 7 30 p m with Saturday supper at 6 30 p m.

St. Matthew's Lutheran Church United Lutherans ‘Church In America National Lutheran Council Kings Mountain C. M. Weihe Nawoc Board of Social Missions Department of Evangelism New York City Weihe Postville Iowa Philadelphia Seminary St. John's Luthe Allentown Mr. Weine St. Ma Hew's Lutheran Church Neihe Kinga Mountain Egular Mo Otis D. Green American Legion Legion

Inflation Hits City Court Costs

City commissioners raised jail lodging from 1.10 to 2.00 and added a 2.00 fee for prosecution making total court costs 13.10 including three meals. They offered the city court solicitor job to John J. Mahoney on a fee basis after remarks that cases were not being properly prosecuted. Nearby counties and cities still have higher recorder costs.

City Board of Commissioners John J. Mahoney Shelby Faison Barnes Recorder’s Court J. R. Davis Ki Mountain Recorders

Jaycees Hear Candidate Jones

Woodrow Jones, Democratic candidate for the 11th district Congress, tells Union Chamber of Commerce members that the nation must stay strong militarily and economically, balance the budget within limits, and stockpile armaments as a safeguard against totalitarian threats. The talk highlights liberty, world peace efforts, and a naval veteran’s view on defense and fiscal discipline.

Woodrow Jones 11Th District Union Chamber of Commerce United States Jones Martin Harmon

Candidates Speed Vote-Getting for May 27 Primary

Kings Mountain voters prepared for Democratic primary as candidates rushed campaign visits and speeches. U.S. Senate hopefuls Allen and Cline drew attention while Wood en Jones made two Kings Mountain stops. County races attracted focus, with Hazel Bumgardner aiming for commissioner and Wayne Ware and Whitney Wells seeking school board seats.

Vood Allen Raymond Cline Ugh A. Logan Wooden Jones Kings Mountain Unich Kings Mountain Citizens Ang Hazel B. Bumgardner Kings Mountain Poultryman Wayne = Ware Whitney Wells Board of

Alexander Says Bell Checking Toll Inequities

Southern Bell is studying inter city toll charges amid complaints from Kings Mountain subscribers about rate inequities versus nearby cities. Shelby and Bessemer City callers pay no toll, while Kings Mountain and non business lines face charges. H Y Alexander declines to predict changes or a timeline, noting factors like local rates and traffic could affect any decision.

Outhern Bell Telephone Telegraph Company H. Y. Alexander the Herald Alexander Kings Mountain Shelby Bessemer City

Union Service Schedule Set Across Five Kings Mountain Churches

Five Kings Mountain churches plan a Sunday evening union service series starting June 4 led by visiting and local ministers. Participating houses include First Baptist Central Methodist Boyce Memorial ARP First Presbyterian and St. Matthew's Lutheran with Brendall Stender Patrick Pressly and Pinnix among the speakers.

Kings Mountain First Baptist Central Methodist Boyce Memorial Arp First Presbyterian St. Matthew's Lutheran J. H. Brendall P. D. Patrick St. Matthew's Lutehran Mr. Brendall W. H. Stender W. L. Pressly Mr. Patrick First Presbytery Mr. Stender Arp Pressly Brendall Patrick Stender

Kings Mountain Chorus Plans Friday Morning Concert

The Kings Mountain high school mixed chorus will perform its annual concert Friday at 10 30 a m in Central auditorium. The two part program opens with religious numbers and closes with pop songs including Jesus Work of God Incarnate Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee God So Loved The World and All The Things You Are with pieces by Bach Peed Kennethy Youman and Kerns.

Kings Mountain High School Central Auditorium Jesus God Mozart Bach Kennethy

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Cromer Palmer Pieris Recorders City Recorder’s Court den Monee Chester Smart James E. Austin Calhoun Leense Curtis Blalock James P. Daves Chereyville G. C. Teague Beth-Ware West Kings Mountain Challenarthur Pearson Westings Mountain Jaycees City Board City Board of Commission 9 Reek Jon Hal Ward George Houser Jay Patterson Hunter Nessier Pg, Padgett W. K. Mauney Arnold Kincaid Aubrey Mauney Harry Page Paul Mauney Bil Baker Baker Establishment Mountain Street C. T. Carpenter, Jr American | Legion National Guard Meryth Spearman Ralph (Frosty) Spearman Grady Howard Maggie Wylie Bob Hon Ok Path Ees Budet Mr. Jones Gene ‘Mms Wayne Cooper Greensboro Maysiard Snow Aycee Minstrels Wither Vegum Lions Club Kings Mountain Lions Club Woman's Club Cording Hilton Ruth Wera Kings Moon Senorma Soecore Bell Wan Umry Omy Uhat Union Service L. C. Pinnix First Baptist Church Youman Kerns
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