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THE KJN08 MOUNTAIN HE!
Church News
LUTHERA ; CHURCH
L. Uoyd Ha mm, Pastor
Bible school 10.04, W. K. Maun*
General Superintendent.
Graded sthtttl with classes tor I
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Services for the 5tb Sunday aft<
Easter.
.Morning 11:00, sermon; Christ
Promise to Paith.
Evening 7:ilO. sernr-n: He lea sit
"Pri-xen Spiritual Assets.
Luther Leagues .Sunday Evenlt
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If lift 7 :o0.
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li'.hb* I'Ci'O Jam?i Lack*
jsnpv r.htehdent.
CENTRAL METHODISE
CHURCH
Rev; H.W. Fox. Pastor
9,.45 Shnlay school. 1$. S. Peele
j Superintendent.
11:00 The subject for the mornir
mormon by the pastor will be "Tl
meaning cf a heart strangely wanut
8:00 The-jouttg pc<ple will hat
charge.tf the singing and the pagti
will have for his subject "Songs I
Religion.
On Tuesday night at 8 o'elot
there will be held "The Aldersgai
Commemoration." It was two hun
reJ years ago iwhen John Wesley , t
a ihapel in Aldersgatp Street In L*>i
don "at about a quarter to nine" s&i
he 'felt his heart strangely warmeti
Millions of Methodists in the worl
will meet in their places of worshl
to celebrate this experience. Th
pastor urges every member of tb
j . hut ch to be present to sing s?m
! of the geat old Methodist hymns an
: at 8:45 close the service In a praye
:or a deeper and richer spiritual lif
for the church aud for the. indlvidus
numbers.
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Presbyterian Church
Rev. P l?. Patrick. Pastor
9:45 A. M.-Sunday School, C. 1
Thomassou, Supt.
n:oo A M. Morning Worship, Re
Kenneth H.reman, D. D.. of Davilso
College will preach.
There will be no night service.
BOYCE MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Iter. W. M. Boyce. Pastor
Bible School at 10:00. Classes f<
all ages.
Mcrninf Worship at 11:00 Tfc
pastor will speak on- "A. Covenar
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TELL YOU
comes in this better
ing new friends every
three important adhighest
standard of
ty . . . scientific saferm
and in the dairy
>ottle that is the last
on and convenience,
family and enjoy ite
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Evening Senlc* at 8:00. The Junior
Choir, directed by Miss Mary Rod
dey Edwards will present a prycram
of sgng.
YPCU meets at 7:00. '
.. First Baptist Church
' Anatis O. 8argeant, Pastor I
Sunday School 8:40 A. M. C. O.1
White. Superintendent.
Sunday Morning Worship 11 A. M.
Special Layman's meeting of the'
Kings Mountain Association at tuc|
| First lluptist Church, Shethy. at 8 :80
| clo; k. Sunday aftcmo.n. Dr. W. F.
| Powell of Nashville, Tenn . wll Ik j
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Dr. W. F. Powell President of the
j Baptist Sunday School Board uud
I Pat'ur rvt lh#? hMrct mniui
>f Na?hvitle. Tenn., has agreed to
spegk to the Kings Mountain A ago
? c&'ion Tiniuing Union on Saturday,
I May Jl?!,,at 8 P. M. at the first Bap
t'.$t Church In Shelby.
Junior Choir will meet Thursday
r. night at 7:30 o'clock at the church.
J Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Sargeant reig
Turned Monday from their trip to
II Richmond, Va., where they atteuded
?d he Women's Missionary Union this
re being the Oolden Jubilee Anniverir
sary. tlfe Southern Baptist Pastor*
in Conference and the Southern Baplilst
Convention. i
:k The Pastor will be back, in his pul
to'pit both morning and evening of
il-j Sunday, the 22nd. I
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Park-Grace M. E. Church "
l? C. P. Self, Pastor
' 'I Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
fo, Kpworth League 6:15 P. M.
l# Evening Worship 7:15 P. M.
ie, Prayer Meeting Thursday 7:15 PM
e Everyone Welcome.
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WESLEYAN
i METHODiST CHURCH ! 5
[ A: F. Connor, Pastor
bl Sabbath School 9:45 A. M.
Preaching at 11:00 and 7:15 P. M.
W. Y. P. 8. 6:00 P M.
Prayer meeting each Wednesday
evening 7:15.
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I GRACE METHODIST
v. Rev. W. A. Fursons, Pastor
n- Sunday School 9:46 a. m.
Preaching Services 11 a. m. and
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Epworth League 6: SO p. ?n
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 {
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A cordial Invitation to worship
>r with us. j ]
'?! 8ECONO BAPTIST CHURCH a
Rev. C. C. Parker. Paster
~ Sunday School 9:43 each Sunday.
Preaching 11 a. jr. and 7:30 p. in.
each Sunda .
Macedonia Baptist Church
J. V; Frederick. Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 a. in.
B. T. L". 5:45 p. m. t (
Evening Worship 7:00 p. m.
j Preaching 11:00 A. M. and 7PM
i 7:00 p. La.
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Farm Questions
Answered _ !
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v.?How can I cure my calves of
, Mndigesti'cn or scorns?
A.?This (rouble la usually caused
1 l>y improper feeding out of , titrty
(pails or boxes and can be prevented
much easier than it can be cured
j The calf should be isolated and its
j ir.Clk feed reduced at least one-half
as soon as the first symptoms appear.
Legume hay should be replaceo m
by grass hay. The animal should
1 then be given a dese of caster oil
| and. following the action of the oil
ja teaspoonfu! of a mixture composed
j o one part salol antii two parts each
oi subuiirate cf b'sxnuth and bleartwnate
of soda should be given. I
This dosage can be repeated at a-j
bcut six hour Intervals until the dia-J
rrhea is stopped.
Q.?What are the symptoms of j ,
worm infestation In poultry ?
A.?The general symptoms are untluv'-'ttnests
and subnormal weight.:
However, an autopsy Is the only sure J
method of determination ?pd this
*hcul3> be made on several birds. II j
the flock, is Infested to a great de-1
I srree and the specie of worm deterra-1
. ined, the treatment as recoinmendled
i in K> en-Mon Circular No. 160 should j
I be given. Rigid sanitation should
i also be.practiced at all times. The, circular
mentioned may be secured j
free upon application to the Agrtcul
tural Editor at State College.
Q.?What e'er ante between rows!
and hills gives beet results In pea-'
nut production.?
A.?The Runner vnrter iea sfroulo
be planted In 36 inch rows with the
hills 12 forties apart. For the bunch: t
varieties the rows may be a little!
cJcser tcigther with the hills spaced j
every eight Inches. Two seed should
be put to the Mil rntih all planting*.
From 25 to 50 percent of all acreage,
each year ia either too thin or trreg-| ?
ular and for this reason the plant-'
ingh should be made on a slight
ridge. Good gash are aleo secured
by planting when the ground Is fairly
dry.
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American cotcnJee warn Thomas
Beard, mho came from London in!
162* and started maHg sbeeg In1
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Men, here's the scoop of a lifetime in brand new
Summer Hats. These Hats just arrived yesterday
from one of the largest hat manufacturers in
America, that is known from coast to coast for
high quality. This special order of hats was made
up for a large New York City store which failed
to take them, and they were offered to us at a
ridiculously low price. We bought them and are
now passing this unusual savings on to you, right
at the beginning of the season when you need a
new summer hat. We can not stress too highly the
quality of these hats. Come see for yourself the
bargains we have to offer.
*2*00 v alues
In this group you will find hats of every description
and color, and don't forget these hats are
worth exactly twice what we are asking for them
Colors: White, Tan, Grey, Tan Mixed and Grey
Mixed. Men, here's your chance to get a quality ?
liat for a low price.
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GROUP 2
Panamas
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These hats are. first quality in the latest styles.
Don't overlook this opportunity to "pick-up" a
genuine Panama at the price of cheaper hats.
group 3
00 Values
Tnis big group consists of our best hats for sum- v ,
mer. Sailors, Pinch Peaks and Optimos styles
will be found in this selection, in all the new
kinds of straws. And for colors, they are all here.
White, Tan, Grey, Tan Mixed and Grey Mixed.
See Onr Big Window Display
Keeter's Dept. Store
VALUE FOR VALUE NEVER UNDERSOLD i 1
Attend "Barn FfoHc", Woman's Club, Fri. Night