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KINGS MOUNTAIN MFG.
COMPANY NEWS
Lola Bsattis
The Frieudublp Club met In the
dub room Friday night and elected
officers aa follow*: President, Mrs.
Cuba Early; Vice President. Mlaa
Bertha Pruett; Secretary. Mrs. Lula
HuUeoder; Treasurer, Mrs. Leo la
JIMe: A it cod time mas enjoyed by
g. All present.
This community is sorry to learn
of Mrs. Oeorge Ranisep getting her
ami broken.
Mr. and Mr*, tiocrgc Moore had aa
their gw -?4 M<mday and Tuesday,
ssa^j^,.^, ffff vn ansa m
Messrs R4 Hartsoe. Ilillle llartsoe
and Arthur Walker spent Monday
even tug in Charlotte.
Mr. Gold llainrtck spent Friday In
OdMMll.
Mm. Qearge Moore and Mr?. Cora
Caahlon spent Saturday In Gaatonla.
'Miss Ruth Moore returned home
with Mrs. J. K. Dland to spend a few
weeks.
Mr. Boyce Hart spent Frtlay with
'friends in Gaffney.
| More than 400 persons, including
prominent Guernsey breeders throughout
eastern ^United States, attended
the annual Guernsey Cattle Club
field day held at Quail Roost Farm
hi Durham County.
NOT/CC OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale C-tatafned in an order made
by A. M. Hamrick, Clerk of the Superior
Court for Cleveland' County
in the special proceedings entitled:
"Ttarwn of Kings Mountain vs. Caro
Itoa Abel," the undersigned will re
sell for cash at the Courthouse 4001
In Shelby, Cleveland County, North
Caiplina, on Monday, July 11, 1938,
[>'- * at ten o'clock, A. M-. or.within legal
hours, the following described rea
MtfltP
Beg Urn top at a stake on the old
Falls' Hne, thence North 1% Wes
4.70 chatae to somg^hlckories, Park
er corner; (hence ^?uth 41% Wes
1.70 chains to an frak In Parker'i
line; thence South 3.70 chains t<
a stake; tbenoe Bant 1.16 chains ti
the beginning, containing 3-8 of at
acre, mere or leas, except what hai
heretofore been sold off as will ap
pear on record.
(The bidding will begin at 371.50.
fTfue above lot will be sold tor th<
purpose of satisfying town taxes a
gainst same acid will be sold subjec
to Cleveland County taxes.
.This the 22nd db.y <f June. 1038.
J. R, Daviev Coir^nteetomer. .
?adv?June 30.
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Men's Full Cut
SHIRTS and SHOR/
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10c
"Father George"
SHEETING
For open day only TH
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Limit 20 Yards
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Church News
LUTHERAN CHURCH
L Boyd Hamm. Pastor
iBIble school 10:00, W. K. Mauney.
General Superintendent.
Services (or the 2nd Sunday after
Trinity:
Morning 11:00, sermon: "life's
Two Kingdoms.
Kventnic Closing Program o< Vacatkm
Bible School In Parish Build
Ing at -7:00. This wttl take place at
the regular Evening Service.
Luther League* Sunday afternoon
at 0:00.
Visitors welcomed to all services.
SAINT LUKES:
insSMsntaasaml flirsini 1 fS In Mini
Bible school 10:00.
CENTRAL METHODIST
rntmrn
vuvjnvsA
Hsv. B. W. Pox, Put?r
9:46 Sunday school. B. B. Peeler,
Supt.
11:00 Sermon by the pastor.
8:00 The Vacation Bible School
raa had a good attendance for two
weeka. The teacher* and pupils hare
done fine work. They have prepared
a special program for ths service. It
will be full of interest to every mem
ber of the church.
On Monday at 3:30 the general
meeting of the Woman's Missionary
Society wHl be held .In the church
auditorium with Mre. J. O. Plonk
the president, lead tog.
Presbyterian Church
Rev. p. D. Patrick, Pastor
9:45 A. M. Sunday School. C. P.
' .Tfiomasson, Supt.
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship.
Communion Meditation, "When they
; had sung a Hymn."
8:00 P. M. Evening Worship. 8er1
mon subject! "Hpw to Know God
j Better."
[ ' Monday 3:30 P. M. Woman's Auxiliary
will meet at tbe church.
Wednesday 7:45 P. M. Prayer meet
Ing at the Margrace Community
1 House.
I BOYCEMEMORIAL
CHURCH
, Iter. W. M. Boyce, Pastor
! Bible School at lO:00 o'clock.
, Morning Worship at 11:00. Preach
? ing by the pastor.
iBvenlng Service at 8:00. The paste*
will lead In snother study of
, "Chrlht-Controlled Lives." ,
i. r. u. u. meets at 7:00 o'clock.
First Baptist Church
Angus O. Sargeant, Pastor
11:00 A. M. Morning worship.
9:40 Sunday School. C. O. White.
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Thursday Morning: we
5 Dozen Ladies*
HOUSE DRESSE
Size 14 to 44. Fast coh
Big Table of Ladies* N
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Your chance to buy a b
?" Values up to $2.00. Cloi
pg Yard Wide unbleache
PIQUE
And Bleached
SHEETING
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special, Yard?
5c
irnq BROOMS
xrarA We wit! sell good qualit
yara brooms THURSDAY 1
with dollar purchase f<
BUCKETS
Good 10 quart galvaniz
sale FRIDAY morning
one doHar purchase
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Superintend
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f^he annuel Commrro^neat of
the DaJly Variation Bible School will
be held Sunday; night at 7:45 o'clock
in the church auditorium.
Kich Department of the School
will have a part In the program.
A Special Offering for the expense
t( the school will be taken at the
clone of the hoar.
Park-Grace M. E. Church
C. P. Self. Pastor
Sunday School 1:41 A. M.
Moraiag Worship U:M A. M.
Bpworth Ltsagus 1:30 P. M.
Evening Worship T:M P. M.
Prayer Mooting Friday 7:30 P. M.
Every one Welcome.
metho^^VHURCH
Sabbath School 9:49 A. M.
Preaching at 11:00 ui 7:19 P. M
W. Y. P. 8 6:00 P M.
Prayer meeting each Wednesday
areolae 7: IS.
GRACE* METHODIST
Hot W. A. Parsons, Paster
Bonday School 9:49 a. A
Preaching Services 11 ?, a. and
7:30 P. M.
Hpworth League 9:99 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wedneeday 7:30
9 bb.
cordial Invitation to worshti
with aa.
CCOMO BAPTIST CHURCH
Raw. C. Ci. Parker, Paster
Sunday School 9:45 each Sunday.
Preaching 11 a. m, and 7:30 p. m.
each Sonda.*.
Macedonia Baptist Church
J. V. FrdderlCk, Paator
Sunday School 9:45 a. ?.
B. T. U. 6:45 p. m.
Evening Worship 7:00 p. m.
Preaching 11:00 . 11. and 7 P M.
7:09 p. m.
Twenty oleofargarlne > distributors
have been licensed daring: the y'ear
and 200 inspections have been made
In carrying out the provisions of the
oleomargarine law, reports C. W.
Peg ram, bead of the North Carolina
Department of Agriculture'* dairy
lirislon.
North Carolina's 1937 crop year
waa the beet crop year in the State'*
history, report* the N. C. Department
of Agriculture.
The N. C. Department of Agriculture'*
market* division issue* 1,109
martiet* news reports each week to
North Carolina h:g, sheep and poultry
producer*.
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Cotton and Wool
COATS
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for only?
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DIXON NEWS
(Bjr Charles B. Stewart)
Mrs. Jim Sellers spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. James Williams
of the Patterson Grove section.
Mr. Robert Hushes spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hughes > o(
Rook Httl.
Mh Charles WUHa^ae spent.
week-end In Charlotte.
Mr. and. Mrs. R. D. Haaabrtght an J
children spent Sunday In Charlotte.
Mr. anl Mrs. Dslbert Jcakaon of
the Park Yam. spent the week-end
ulil. VI r t Ura SwUa 1.II.IM
wriiMaNftMNataAtta^^
too wore visitors ct Mr. and Mrs.
Boh Wells Sunday.
Messrs Forest and Palmer Wylie
of Cherryvllle were visitor* of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Sellers Sunday.
Singapore was purchased by Great
Britain in ISM. ,
POSTER'S
SHOE SERVICE
Solicits Your
Shoe Repairing
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On The Bans Of
?Quality Work
?Prompt Service
?Reasonable Prices
Try Us. We Are Here to
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Foster's
Shoe Service
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We Call For and Deliver
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Morning, I
Large Turkish
TOWELS
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Fancy borders. Special foi
Rack of Ladies' . 4
Manish Tailored
SUITS ?
o close out at
Men's Straw
HATS
Up to $2.95 value in- ?
duding water proof, al
so sailor straws. Spec- *
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99c
Regular $25.00 National
Known 6121 Seigm "Curie
SUITS
Special. Your choice of thi
Big Table of
PRINTS, SHEER
Goods, and Cretonnes. Sale
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Yea,*It'a Smart to be Thrifty. So Why Abuse A
Bothw Wiww imi Piinu i%>n fl> LOW7 n i
NO SALES TAX ADDED (Included In Prtcsa)
R1NSA ? 3Packages ... 25c
Kerr or Mason LIDS?Dozen 23c
25c Value Sweet I FLOUR
MIXED PICKLES 0^PI????r Setf*Risillf(.
24 lb Bar "" 65c
Ouf Price 10c \ 48 lb Bag $1.20
PINK SAT MAIM tall Mn 1fe?
Pare Apple Cider SUGAR
VINEGAR 1 10 pound Bag
20c Gallon I 49c
MEAL ?10 Pound Bag 19c
SCRATCH FEED ? 25 Pound Bag 55c
LARD - I KEROSENE
4 Pound Package I Gallon
41c I 10c
Go Where You Can Get The Most for your Money
This Store conveniently located on 200 Walker
Stree, opposite the Pauline Mills, in the former
George Moore and R. C. Gantt Building. Everything
arranged for your convenience- Pay this
Store a visit and enjoy the kvw prices.
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200 Walker St. B. A. Smith, Jr., Prop.
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one denim 8 oz sanfor
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W' nl ? MATERIALS
slot tpiv Printed flowers. Fast color
8c 5C I
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