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KINGS MOUNTAIN MFG.
v COMPANY NEWS
Lois Beattle c
There will be aa Ice cream supper
on the lawn Saturday night. .
Mtes Annie Love Weaver had as
hor gueet Sunday Miss Kathleen
tiowell from Crowders Mountain.
Mrs. J. J. Patterson. Misses Gladys
Patterson, Lois Beattie and Mr.
James Patterson spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Kred Patterson of SUet
by.
Mrs. J. A. Walker had ns her <fu??st
for the week-endi, Mrs. S. A. Walker
of Bessemer City.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hlchat\lnon
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and
jnrn. eiaqe unison or ihu country.
Mr. J. C. Irvin spent the pant
week with Ms daughter of Woodtuf
South Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Baxter McDtnlel
had a? their guest* Sundt| , Mr. and
Mrs. W. O. Wilson of Caslonli*
aa their guests this past week. Mrs.
Minnie ("rouse and granddaughter.
Bet tie Smith of Goldsvillc, 8. C.
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HERALD
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Do not ask for Information
Cpgarding "keyed" ado, aa they
art atrictly confidantial.
If arror la made, The Herald
la rocponalblo for only ono inoorrect
insertion. The customer
la raeponslblo for aubasquant Inaertiono.
The advertiser ahould .
notify Immediately of any corraotlana
needed.
Want ade are alwaya cash In
advance exeept to bueineea men
er eencerne having acceunte
with thia newepaper.
WILL PAY highest market prices
(or Wheat, Cora and Oats, or will
v exchange Flour, Feed, Meal for
i them, Phone 2-3163. Interstate
' Milling Company, Charlotte, N. C.
. July2l
WANTED ? Young lady work in In
ca| restaurant. Apply by mall only
^ in own handwriting giving age,
references. Carolina Restaurant,
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METAL SHINGLES FOR SALE ?
See W. D. Weaver, Contractor,
Phone 246 aug 4-p.
IF YOU CAN'T FIND THE . SEED
yon need, See D. A. BEAM CO.,
Shelby, N. C.
BANANA SPLITS SPECIAL 10c ?
Saturday only, if served In store,
but in container, 20c. Ktngs Mouu
tain Drug Co.
(Continued Next Week)
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TOM AND GEORGE
George: "Tom, when my wife callfed
me a block head the other day
(but no* In eo many worda,) how do
you suppose ehe put it?" Tom: "I
suppose she said 'pull down y our
cap, here comes a woodpecker.'
That's coming mighty close to .the
real thing. Here's another real thing
our living room suites are direct
from the factories and represent the
very last work in artistic beauty and
comfort.
D. F. Hord Furniture Co.
Buy It For Less At Hord's
THE CLAN'
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Evelyn Weaver celebrated
ber sixteenth birthday yesterday.
Mr. and Mm. Sidney Miller and
Mra. Ernest Smith of Goldevllle, 8 C.
Mr. Raymond Hartsoe spent Sunday.
July to, at Chimney RockMr.
and Mrs. Grady Tate spent
Sunday afternoon in Charlotte.
Mr. Ed Hartsoe and children, Lorene
and Raymond. spent Sunday
with relatives In Iron Station.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. England spent.
Sunday in Charlotte.
Miss Mary Alice Bridges had as
1 her guest Sunday Miss Josle Loranee
of Cherry vlUe.
OAK GROVE NEWS
(By Mrs. William Wright)
Mrs. A. T. Randall and soil Bobby,
were Saturdiy guests of the formers
l<aivuts. Mr. and Mrs. 'J T. Uavldsou
of Kings Mountain
Mr. and? Mm. Kvaiis Ib-iUnger ami
' guests of I). K. IKIIing.-r Tuesday '
Mr. Hugh Hundall attended the I
It club eucainptucut at Sw .uuiannnaj
last Wtek.
Mr W. V. Dflliniter o? a4 tending
| F. F. A. Cump in the mountains near!
I Asheville this week.
Mr. and Mis. James S. Ware had
as theiv dinner-guests Sunday, Mr
j jMd Mm. Sylvannus Oreenuiid daughter
of Shelby.
A party composed of Messrs H. T.
Wright, Sloan Wright. Claude Ham!
riok. Liillle and '(Leonard Hniniiok
jand FreJ Thumbing spent part of
kint week on a fishing trip at South
Port.
!Mr. and Mrs. Garland Borders, Mr
and Mrs. Mitchell Watterson of Shel
by, Mrs. Ida Wattersou of High
Point, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ware awl
family, Mr. and! Mrs. Claude Bell
and children were visitors In the
home- of Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Walterson
Sunday afternoon.
Patterson Grove News
By Alice Burton, 7th Grade,
Patterson Grove School
4 want to correct -an error that
was-made in this column tast week.
Johnny Thornburg of Fair Forest, S.
C.t spent the week with Jake Thornhll
fir hint Mr onH Men Tolro
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burg. There is no Mrs..) H dont know
whose mistake tt was but I'm begging
your pardon; Jake.
Mrs. Sidney Mason and daughter,
have returned1 to their home in Ware
Shoals, S. C., after spending some
time here \vith relatives.
Mr. J. K. Goforth has gone to Bostic.
N. C... where he will spend several
days visiting relatives.
Mrs. R. M. Burton, Alice and Sylvia
Lee Burton and Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Green and family spent Sunday!
in Fort Mills. S. C.. as guest of Mr.'
undi Mrs. Hay Neeley.
Miss Jenny Lee Belk vlsitedl
friends near Phenix Mills last week.!
Mrs. s. S. Bridges.and children of
City 1-ake are guests of Mrs Bridg-j
es' mother this weekt
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During the hot weather,
ing down town to do yoi
call us, and we'll deliver 1
in good things to eat, rig
We are here to serve yoi
Blalock
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THE KING8 MOUNTAIN HERALD^
Church News
LUTHERAN CHURCH
L. Boyd Haram, Paator
Bible school 10:00, W. K. Mauncy,
General Superintendent.
Services for the sixth Sunday after
Trinity.
Morning 11:00, sermon: Righteous
ness that Saves. |
Evening 7:SO, sermon:' Christ's J
Faith. In Man. |>
Luther Leagues meet oue hour be-;
fore IhsninK Service.
Hoy Krauts. Troop 2. meet Monday
Evening 7:30.
Suiitni<-r school for Church Workers
begins at Blue Itldge July 23rd. ''
SAINT LCKBH:
The Service and sermon : A M.
Illiile school lU: OU Jail! Ow I JK'lf Mtf
Superllilendelit.
BOYCE MEMORIAL <
CHURCH i
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^nilhieSchool at lb; 00 oelock |j
Mottling Worship at, The |
pastor will np<-?k on "MauV Appc- j
tlte For The Eternal." I
Evening Worship ui x >" The, pas <
tor will close the tjuminn Series on, .
"Christ-Controlled Lives" *vith a <
study or the .IJfe of. "A Robber untl (
A IXiubtor."
Voung People meet at 7 o'clock. ,
Mid-Week Service Wednesday'
evening at 8:00 o'clock.
WESLEYAN !
METHODIST CHURCH ?
A. F. Connor. Pastor ;
Sabbath School 9:45 A. M. '
Preaching at 11:00 and 7:15 P. M. <
W. Y. 1?. S 6:00 P M. I
Prayer meeting each Wednesday <
evening 7:16. t
GRACE METHODIST
R#v. W. A. Parsons, Pastor
Sunday School 9:46 a. m.
Preaching Services 11 a. m. and 7:30
P. M.
Epworth League 6:30 p. m. |
rraycr meeting weatiesaay 7:30
P m.
A cordial Invitation to worahlf
with O.
Macedonia Baptist Church .
J. V. Frederick. Paator
Sunday Scbool 9:46 a. m.
B. T. U. 6:46 p. m.
Evening Worship 7:00 p. m.
Preaching 11:00 A. M. and 7P It
7:00 p. La.
8ECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Re*. C. C. Parker, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 each Sunday. Preaching
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
each Sunda.'.
Park-Grace M. E. Church
C. P. Self, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
Epworth League 6:30 P. M.
Evening Worship 7:30 p. M.
Prayer Meeting Friday 7:30 P. M
Everyone Welcome
The total Jail populatiiou of North
Carolina in >84 units was 6.888 on
May 31. 1938.
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don't worry about com- I
lr grocery shopping, just H
the very best, to be had I
;ht to your kitchen table. I
i, so call us often.
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I.P, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 193S
guests Wednc-sday of Mr. and ]
J I Robert Thome at their sum
< i home at Balaman, near Waynesv
! ?o?
Miss Aylene HumbriKht of C
,, fotte t pent Subday in the home,
|| Iter sister. Mis. K. It. Roberts,
< Mr. Roberta.
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1 > Mr. and Mm. M. V. Ralls ha
! treir jnnsts Monday night. Mr.
' rt nee Rails and son. Bobbie. of
? i ham.
Miss Kathleen (iuffney of
mote tiemral Hospital. ihiltif
M ' is visiting' friends and roll '
in Kings Mountain,
au- ?o?
t ry "i )) VouAg I'eopies I)i |Ktrtm<
?as (j,,. i'.uptisi ehtireh went ti
'outlay to ||i Mit-mer City s.viitn
t 1 l ied. VVi-dii* t<|ov night. Ji
NOTICE OF SALE
Uhdif aud b> virtue of tije power
a _.t. .. _. i- -- *
<uniaiiira hi an oraer tiia.lt't
>y A M Hamrlck. < 'r-i it
n tin proceeding entiled. "Town ot
\init* Mountain vh I? I., Stewart at
tt". I will sell for < a >h at ?he Courtlout"
<1 >r in Shelby. Cleveland
?Ount> North Carolina, on Monday
\iiku-' 1 DCs at ten o'clixk. A M
i within l? nal hours, the following
iescritnl' r*-a1 estate;
Si'u.t' d in the Town of King-"
Mountain. North Carolina, and he
titin'.ir^ t' au iron stake In the South
?ide of ti'lrt Street wtierc it interteets
'li ~ York Road, and rt'tts with
tald road S. 14\ K. 75 feet to a
stake: thenee a new line N. 89 \v.
150 feel to u stake; thence N. 14*1 !
IV. 75 feet to a- stake in edge of
Sold Street; whence with said street'
3. 80 K 150 feet to'the beginning,
-ontafniitR 11.250 sq. ft., and being:
ihe lot on which said Stewart retides.
This ihe 29th day of Jutie. 1938.
J. R. Davis, Commissioner.
?adv?julv 28.
/?/?/ ? cure*
hhn MALARIA
In 7 days and
relieves
Liquid Tab- COLDS
lets. Salve first day
Nose Drops Headache, 30
minutes
Try "Rub-My-Tism" ? World's Best
Liniment
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Why gamble on nnknowr
world-famous Probalc Jr. B!
X . smooth-shaving, double-e<J
& world's largest blade ma1
honed and stropped by a i
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N,rs )r "/^*ATOR'# NOTICE
... I /Qualified as Administrate
I ^a.te of WIHiam Wilson, d
har- 1/ ?' Cleveland Count;
^^j^/Xarolina. this Is to notify a
having claims against sal
"/fate to exhibit the same to me. th
addersIgnc-J Administrator, on. or b<
on- the 18lh day of July.(1939, c
Pon't lot |?rmi infart your
baby's delicate skin Instead of
using ordinary baby powders, use
Mennen Antiseptic Powder It's
d?Anh?ly mnttmplK and fights off
germs. This famous powder is as
soft, as smooth and fine as a baby
powder can be But. in additionIT
Klin VOU? BABY SAPBR-pro MEMMEM
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Southern R<
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POPULAR SEAS
NORFOLK, V
!Ou:id trip iitry frot
$3
Tickets good in conches only
Tickets sold for all regular tr
and 381 Jul) 23. IMS.
Final limit returning Jul> 25.
No buRgage checked.' No atop
Daylight or night trip botli dir
tiood fishing, sparkling fltesaj
Virginia Beach, Cftd Point (.'on
Other attractions.
Round trip tickets also on sa1
Re'ldsville', Marion. Salisbury,
Salem. North Wilkcsboro and
fare $3.00 front all stations.
Don't miss this opportunity to
shore Resorts.
CONSULT 1
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Division F
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MEN, YOU Cfl
THIS UAL
RAZOR Bl
rt at a rock bottom low price. Jf
i blades when you can get
lades at 4 for only 10^? These ^
Ige blades are made by the
eer, automatically ground, >
special process. For quality /y*
:age of Probak Jr. today. /yO^
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this notice will be pleaded la bar of
yr any recovery thereon,
e- All persons indebted to said e?>
y, tate are hereby notified to make tak?
II mediate payment to me.
U This 18th day of July, 1938.
P
Aaron Wilson. Administrator.
?r -adv?auft 25-H.
tooted against his worst ssnsisa
germs and infection It costs as
more See your druggist today,
POWbCR
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nounce*
MORE EXCURSION
A., JULY 23, 193S
ii Kings Movbtalb'i N C,
1.00
an# <E>: ?j?t 'the Cr'-so-at* train* 37
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overs.
ectlons. Two whole day-3 in Norfolk,
teake Ba%. Sea outings. Oceait View
ifort. Fortress Monroe and many
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le at all' stations . Blacksburg to
Taylorsvllle, Greensboro. Winstonintermediate
stations. Round trip
visit Norfolk atfd Virginia Seac
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'asseoger Agent,
rlotle, N. C.
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