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More About Cyrus Falls
$. S. Record
(Cont'd from froat pa go)
alia said the strangest he ever attended
was the artny class during
1617-18 With Bible classes doci-ledly
|Mique, one of any kind was likely
Co be considerably different from the'
angular home grcmj>.
- "We met in Red Crooa and YMCA
Ikuts. or in any other place we could
Uiid. and in the uiaas were boys and
en of every nationality and faith-?
Jew, Greek. Catholic, Assyrian. Gentle?but
we enjoyed 1t."
Oaring these 25 years Cyrus Falls
has never b> <n too ill to attend,
though about three years ago he had
t* call a doctor on a Sunday afterwon.
Ihtrlng this quar'er century,
Mm IMm Hcfti flic arrival ot mcl.
mechanized automobiles, passible
ow.e, and cui.r nupoiiuu
nil, i M,H) Ta' flitiVii mi
"Hoiso and t>n*gy nothing." h3
grinned "I tm<l to walk, and ?'rm? o'
those da** were pre?'y bad slush,
niu. tuid intm In luli. Ut<* snow*
' were ?o bad' lrat I n?ar'*' mUsed
then. and thcte' weren't niore Hun
twelve or thirteen in the eta** Ourln?
that same winter, when I was
heme on a .:?>-da.y furlough. our cliur
ah was quarantined, and I. had to go
to Moo: chord one r>und,?; u:il K1
Bethel tlie next."
' 'Wha' one lesson stand* out aj
Being the best you've ever heard"
e was questioned.
"That's putting me pretty much oa
the spot, but I guetc the best ono-1
ver heard was In Washington, also
one of the prettiest churches T ha"*
wven seen. I don't rew-.nbri* the
iman's name, but he was a Senator
from some Western state, and really
grot It over."
When asked what, she thought ol
Her husband's record. Mrs Falls
said that "Sunday School must help
Mm be a pretty good husband,' He
Met that I go too. and wht?n Tommy
wit little, wo used to leave him in a
flasket outside. Why. sometimes, lis
>urn I n JVC Vil A MUUUB/ , 31HVC III"
church close by Bomethnes has its
services in tho afternoon."
fThrough 2W> miles of mud, slush
mail rain, during trips, in spite oi
?&r trouble, and "not feeling too
iweH7' Cyrus Halls has attended a
Slble class for 1300 Sundays, and
Me soya "I Just went; it was nothing
on usual.'
"You know, with my talking about
these many years, folks will think
Sin an old buck sure enough, but I'm
till on the sunny aide of 40. You
ok though, what 25 years regular
attendance at Sund&y School has
meant to me. It's hard too say, but
St has been worth a gaeat deal in experience
and prtaeiess schooling. 1
aecoradend to any one that he attend
Sunday School, and attend it rcguJiffy."
THURSDAY A FRIDAY I
I "Robin Hood"
IErrot Flynn
Olivia DeHavlluid
8ATUROAY
?Double Feature?
"Mystery House"
Dkuk Purcell
? Ann Sheridan
\ "Go Chase Yourself"
Joo- Penner
Lucille Kail
k MONDAY & TUE80AY
"The Buccaneer"
Frederick March
, Kranctska Gail
jk
WeOME&OAY
?DOUBLE FEATURE?
10c and 15c
" . Hold'Bm Mho"
VtfW Ayros
NGary Caiiiale
"Handy Andy"
Will Roger*
Robert Taylor
COMING
8ATUROAY, JULY 30TH
> 1at Chapter of
i "Dick Tracy Returns"
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{DIXIE
Call Us
. Our Store is undergoing
' but just the same we an
serve you as usual. Call
tion service. Our Founts
and refresh yourself.
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Society News
(Contd frotn Society page)
jung p.-ople troin Charlotte on a
.to ij?e party at MyrtleBeach this
week.
?o?
Mlij Mae Blantbn spent the week'
nd in SUtWvllle. She was uecomj
aniey' .home by David Henderson
vho will spend two weeks with re Iitives
in King--* Mountain.
Misses Virginia Greene, Maty
i fiances Carpenter and' Albert Mortis
spent the week-end with Toui
: Horn and his parents at Carolina
I loach.
Mr. and Mrs ,i<a>mond Du'toa
nd t)? ne" spent the week-end in An
?hi Count), goilns especially tor th?'J
, funeral ot t!?? infant daughter i>t Mr
?o ?
Mr. and Mrs Wright Harmon ha*l i
| as .heir guests Sunday atternoon|
Mrs Tfceidote Fugleman and Mr,
' Jrl M< ru* of Charlotte and Mr.
1 Jbnmlr Collins of Kraukltulou, N. C.
?o?
Mr and Mrs. Bill Jtnkltia of Cliar
lotte, Mr. Ra; mottd Jenkins of Spen
tor and Mrs. Tom Jenkins of Colunt
. -!>!:?. S- C., wore guests of Mr. and
' Mix Hov/ard Jtjr.kiUS during the
v v. e- k-e nd.
| -o.|
Mrs. K ?. Mkluel, Mr. and Mrs.
/Jack MoAUster, Mrs. Paul Moul^
an children. Piiul Jr.. and Kitty
| Jane, -of Charlotte, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Ware Sunday af
! '.emoon.
, Mrs. K. W. Borneo and Miss M3r,
?aret Bime3, former Kings Mountain
residents, returned to Pinetops.
N*. C , Monday after spending sever'
al days as guests of Mrs. C. E. Neiajler
and Mrs. Haroldi Uunnicutt.
I . ???
I Miss Annie Roberts had as her
week-end guest. Miss Emmie Walton
1 of Saluda. S. C. They returned from
^summer school at Appalachian State
i .Teachers college. Boone. N. C., Sat;
urday.
Misses Eva Plonk and Mary Helen
Hamt>right joined the Thomas Tours
in Spartanburg Saturday for an extended
trip through the Western
1 States, including most of the National
Parks, and other places of interest
I Miss Margaret Smith had as din,
ner guests at Pine Knot on Monday
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Raaki.
of Miami. Florida, and Miss Helen
Hay. Mrs. Raskl as before marriage.
Miss Mary Charlotte Yount,
end la a niece of Mise Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben D. Phifer, Mls3
Vera Phifer and Miss Margaret Phifer
of Kings Mountain and Charlotte.
and Miss Christine Austin of
Nashville and Charlotte were visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Howard last Sunday.
Mrs. !?. H. McAlteer of Columbia.
S. C., and Miss Mary Wlrtsnant ol
Blacksburg. S C were guests of
i Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Ratterree Wed,
nesday. Mrs. McAfee and Mr. RatI
terree were class mate3 fifty four
j years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Mauuey and
children. Peggy Ann and Gene Ashby
left for Greesboro this week
where they will step for Mrs.
Mauney's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENTT1>W>cureinent
Division ? Public Build.
lugs Branch, Washington, D. C., July
3, 1938. Proposals are hereby solicited
for a sit for a Federal Building
at Kings Mountain, to be opened pub
ltcly in the Office of the Postmaster
at Kings Mountain, at i) o'clock A.
M.. on August 3, 1938( for the sals,
or donation to the United States of
a lot conveniently located. ' Apprxlmate
dhnenslons?Corner lots 120
foot frontage 170 foot depth. Interior
lots 145 foot frontage 170 foot
depth. Sites having different street
frontage dimensions will be consider
ed provided the area is approximately
the same. In all cases whehe possible
bids should be submitted by
actual owners of properties and not
by agents. Documentary evidence of
authority must be attached to pro,
posals submitted by agents. Upon ap
| plications, the Postmaster will supj
ply prospective bidders with propos;
al blanks and a circular giving par!
tHoniara ns to requirements and In.
at nwf Inn a frtr nrAnawAil/vn ot KlHs
11 and data to accompany same. C. A.
Peoples, Director f Procurement.
As Usual
X extensive remodeling,
b ready and anxious to
us for prompt prescriptin
is now ready, stop by
tain Drug Co.
texall Store
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" , " idvscmmmr '
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALI
)heacfc. "who will aconxrpany them <
>n a trip to the Shenandoah Valley 1
ind Manteo.
?o?
Miss Roe Raia from Brooklyn, N.
V., and Mrs. T. C. ZeRner of New
Vork City, and MUs Eva Raia, and
Ilea Resale Weaver of Charlotte via
ted Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Weaver Sun
lay. Miss Roae Rata and Mrs. Zeltler
are spending their vaoation in
North Carolina,
. ; ?O ?
Mrv B. M. Onnaad la spending'
his week V hike Junaluska. Mrs.
Ormaa-" was accompuuiod on the
'rip last Saturday by Miaa Sara Rata
ikrtnand and house Hues'. Miss Nan
y IfciShtell. of StnitUfield. Vs.. and
Miss Sara Allison, who returned Sal
irtlay afternoon t
' ' I
The tot towing outstanding farm is
o? C.l' - 'it 4. Coos ; are leaving
his morain* for % ' ten day trip
through Kentucky. Missouri and o'h
r "T 1
:ots. jnl ca"!e raising on their
rip. Taw ma Kin ? i'.a* -our are. w
\ W-tlUmM ail ?-n. O'.*o. I M Al' n.
Hul'ler "and aoa. H. , P.
Kl*Htv ch!Uiirv?i un<ter of Ifj
wera b?'inv! tajcw car* of in -5 coun-';
/ hoc.nes in N. C tn May. 1&D8.
Final Cle;
Belk's
Everything Re
C
1 rack Misses' and Ladies1
Dresses. $1 value. Final
1 rack Ladies' Shantung,
and Silk Dresses. $2 valu
i
SHOES - SAN DAIS
1 odd let Menfs white and
perforated Oxfords. Values
to $3. Final Clearance
$1.94
Men's Ventilated Work 0
$1.50 value. Final Clearar
Ladies's two tone and col<
Sandals. $2 value. Final (
CURTAINS AWNINGS
FORGH CHAIR Drapes
$1.69 Awnings $1.19
$1.00 Awnings 68c
Complete frames pulleys
and topes. .
One table Curtain Goods.
15c value. Final Clearano
32 all wool, odd size Suits,
to $22.50. Final Clearance
SUnS AND PANTS
Mfeo'g Suits and Pants.
Final Clearance. 40 small
.Suits. $12.95 value?
$5.00
Boys' Overalls. Express S
Snap Pockets. Final Ciea
Men's Overalls. Red Cam*
Pockets. Sanforized?paii
Ladies* and Misses' |
SLACKS and SHORTS
Values to $1.00 Final
Clearance?
38c each
Belk
I
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I.THOMDAY, JULY 81. 1938 *
Success In Making Jelly
No Accident
Making clear, snorkling bright. AND CO1
firm Jelly to not Jusst a matter of |
cooking fruit Juice with sugar and is oill
trusting to luck, according to home and *! *
demenst ration speoilatats of the '
State College Extension Service. Soitltho
Fine Jelly is not so easy to make. IJHIa mnr
as many a housewife can testis aft
er turning out a batch cfgummy or this COttlC
syrupy stuff that. refused to Je.l. or Vantage <
?p-t.*h:,-ps was lough. gummy. dull
colored, and with out flavor. "Isjts s t|Uiruig c
of s.id things can happen, as any C8U86 the
JeUy-traker knows." satd Mies Sallle- ?.? 11. trOU
Brooks assistant exreoslcn nutrl
Houkt. Or perl
A wide. - shallow, natho'tome*! ket clear to t
tie '.a best for ccoktng tlx-' sugar niC
fruit Juice for making i. Such a rCISOfl, si
kettle p-Tralts rapid iwipMatlnti -nd here,
brings the mixture to i.-.-V lell .'n*.
>. a ?l*.hout the len* cockth* that'l PIRL#
ip in i iIJIUI auu
A < lp of *vt*r ft-r each cup of | II* %
fruit Juice i? often uned, ho' seinetlaiH?
It in bent to havj v Httl: more
jii.ee thaai nu?ar. depetivknx uui n the _. .
k'M of Juice used. T o mmh water BieBll
or exceeMve fruit tnoi*tur<\ will k'MM? mhotmi
th? or*, duct from atuiuiiig ilio f:an? ?? ?
<juiltt> desired for marketing or for CTTDCIi
t?x.e consumption. UvOlJ
trance Of . . .
Greater
iduced To Clear Out
hance To Buy And Si
' Prints & Sheer jo? One Lot
learance tOC SHIRTS a
^ . Dark Colo
Print, Shear 01 aa
es?each ' Jpl* II 25c
I"" I?"? *"d Boys' Sui
Mack Oxfords. $2 vataee. Final cle)
Final Clearance
ai a H Children's
$1.40 A Bargai
xfords 1 Aa LADIES
?<* ^>1#UU Now Style
ance?
Clearance $1.00 zJg(
AWNING MATERIAL
Short lengths. Value to
80c yard. Final Clearance ue
- ~ T , Men's Dfi
19c & 25c yd
40 in. wide __J| MEN'S
e ^ 48c values
$10.00 ^5c
ONE BIG TABLE ?
Prints, sheers, & Swisses Men's Dr
Values to 19c yard. Fi- full lengt
nal Clearance?
10c yard
itripes . TSU
ranrc ? nair wvv Values to
Clearanceel.
Zipper Q7*%
r : 97c 48c
M0SSES' SUN suns
AND PAJAMAS 1 frig tabl
Values to $1.00 Final and Figl,!
Clearance?
36 Inch SI
25c each ^ Ck
s Departm<
irfkau. utiilicitf'i ill
'
' " ' ' % ? ' - s. ? '
SAVINGS . . .
NFIDENCE
r privilege to know many savers?young
nen, women and children.
w, it seems that as a group, they have a
e confidence than other people. Perhaps
s from knowing that they can take ad>f
any opportunities that may arise reash.
Perhaps they feel less anxiety bey
know they are prepared for unforeible.
laps it's just because they see their way
he goal they have set?Whatever the
rouldn't you like to join them in saving
Kings Mountain, N. C.
bcr Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
CRTBE TO THE HERALD
July Sale
Now. Here's Your Big
ave! Save!
Tom Sawyer I MEN'S WASH PANTS
nd BLOUSES , , t1 .c .
Values to $1.45. Final
re. 75c values? Clearance?
: each 82c pair
ts. $1.98 and $2.98 values - * j qq f
\ Silk Panties (n?pair
5C
5' SANDALS ONE LOT
a. Final Clear- Misses' Sandals. $1.00 val
* ues. Final Clearance. ?
: pair 68c pair
I
ot 'Alls nfi
j. Final Clearance?each wC
iss Shirts Pretty ntf
Final Clearance?each ****C
POLO SHIRTS Ladies' Cotton
. Final Clear- GAUCE VESTS
15c rahwa. Final Clear:
each 10c-each
ess Sox. Ankle and ?
ha. Final Clearance?pair OC
j Sox. Good Quality ?
a ranee?pair *
ONG PANTS ALL RKMNANTS
^$1.00 Final Final Clearance
: nnir 1-2 Price
- I I ""
e Blister Sheers, Doited Swiss i q
red Shantung. 39c values?yard lvC
Meeting, L L Aai
arance?limit?yard
snt Store
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