New Battle Of Kinj
Outfit Fights Ravaj
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Scene of Revolutionary Struggle la
Worksite of Co. 4479 at York.
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The article reprinted below appear
ed In a recent Issue of I Happy Days,
The National Weekly Newspaper for
the Civilian Conservation Corps, pub
linked at Washington, I). C.-Ilev. P, i
1). Patrick who preached near the
battleground secured a copy of the
publication, tind the article is copied
here, as it is of interest to Rugs
Mountain readeis " The article fol-l
< lows:
'Tgite in 1780 an important battle
was fougbt on Die tight of King''
Mountain in South Carolina. The
Unfile of Kings Mountain was the
turning point of the ({evolutionary
War as the' American forces under
Clout Col. .littles (lawthorite turned
buck tile Itrltlslt troops under MaJ.
Ferguson, delating Cornwall!*' ttturch
to the north and briugilig about I
t tff'irt '
On this historic spot, another,
great battle is being fought today l?y!
t'CC men. It Is a bittle bet ween ^ men 1
and the elements of nature, with Co.'
4479. York,. 8. C.; doing the'work.
The outfit, organised on July 25.
1930. IB ItlurgeU Willi the develop*
ineni of a recreatlonal-demonstralion
area. tneliiding three lakes and 1
thru group camps, on the cite of the
Revolutionary War engagement The!
Co. 4479 crews alao work on the!
Kings Mountain National Military!
Hark which Includes the area or thej
battleground proper. The work is be-!
Ing done oh land in excess of lO.OtlU j
acres .... including recreation park i
and military purk
Education Is Popular. ! (
leading ull cuiii|> activities in the
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PAULINES
MARGRA
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js Mountain As
jes Of Nature
interest. In the educational progra
Close co-operation of the Army an
technical service personnels .... i
the state depurtinent of educatic
interested private citizens, hi
brought out- a well-rounded " progrui
generally recognized as the eijui
of any In the state.
The program Is Versatile and the
otigh. AH tuen ar?* reuched by soni
educational activity, wi.th tlie pea
of the program being reached lai
February when 4134 man-hours of I
struction were given. This recOl
bested llipse of alt en nips in t4out
Carolina at tliut time.
Till: men are afforded an excellei
opportunity of learning a trade u
tlie. projects also Tip- large part <
tin- work involves carpentry. cot
t retc construi*ton. soli coliservatiol
landscaping. inechunlcs and ullk
trade*.
William A Htriiklen Ilia siaff it
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liamiie L. Stewart. J S. II. t'urKso
In superintendent. wltli other men
liem of the staff heitiK J. II. Croxto
P. II. Glbnoii, \V, B. Hell. B. \. Illae
well. V 11. W. Norwood. (' I. Goo<
t'itiK and Thomas J Wood, all fori
men." "
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All alfalfa and red clover s<-ed It
ported into the United States .nnde
green tailoring regulations are to b
Colored 5 per cent green Instead o
1 per cent as formerly, the divislo
nf Seed investigations of the P. f
Department of Agriculture, has rulec
HHk&s
Saves more on Current.
Food... Ice... Upkeep 2
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?or you may not Save at all
See it starred in the motion
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the new Frigidairc with new
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money-saving refrigerator in
I'rigidaire history. Then see
it at our show room and learn
how Frigidairc saves amazingly
more oa current, food,
ice, and upkeep ...all 4 uayt
a refrigerator can save!
Take no chances with an
ordinary refrigerator that
may save pennies one, two
or even three ways, yet waste
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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD
Church News J
LUTHERAN CHURCH 1
L. Boyd Hamm. Pastor
Bible school 10:t)V, \V. K. Mnuney.j |
nJ (lenesal Superintendent. ! i
1 Services for the 14th Sunday after t
ur Trinity.
>n MornliiK: 11:00. serinon: TCie j (
13 Ktenittl Triangle of Life.' . i
Evening 7:'3?.' sermon: Man's Dlv \
a vine Katner. I
Brotherhood meets Sunday ,l?ven-.t
>r> lug at G: 15. . <
ic Boy Scouts, Troop 2. meet Moo-!
ik day Evening t'.OG! ,
?t Citechlsin Classes Wednesday a*
>u ternoon ut -4:0V. I"
<1 SAINT I.TKKA. I
h| Bible school at ln.iMi, jaines LackI
ey. Superintendent. ' < |i
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nj Presbyterian Church
;i j Be*. P D. Patrick. Pastor. i
i-j H tS A. M Sunday School, P.
n.1 Thoniasstn: Supt v
id- 11 oty A M Mornina Worship
] 7 :.nw P. M. Pionc??is. ? --o
(l K:'?H? |? M Evening Worship
>t' 7:3? I* M. Molidut Troop On**'
u ' Hoy Scouts.
| Wednesday 7:30 I*. M. Prayer)"
? Mooting at the Mart rare t'ointnunM
gjty House.
boyce memorial j
i church
W. M. Hoyco. Pastor
ltible School at 10:00 o'clock.
Morning Worship at 11:00 o'clock
The pastor will speak on: "A Chris- ]
! Man's Harden." I
r Evening Service nt 7:30. The jnln-1
0 ister's message is on; '"'Pile Request
t (.r.Devils." ]'
n Junior Crrist.ian Pit Ion meets at "
' 2:30. . ' I 11
1 I Intermediates anil Young People 1
I meet in this respective places at; ^
6: 45. " - . " ; '
'Mid-Week Service each Wetllies-' '
day evening at 7:30. _ .
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CENTRAL METHODIST *
church ;
Rev. E. W. Fox, Pastor '
0:45 Sunday School, 1$. S. Peeler.;^
Superintendent.
11:00 The subject for the morning
setiuon by the pastor will be "For
What Ought we. to pray?"
7:30 The young people will lead <
the song service and the pastor will <i
preach and the subject will lie: 'The '
Read of Life." *
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WESLEYAN i
METHODIST CHURCH
4- A. F. Connor. Pastor
Sabbath School 0:45 A. M.
Preaching at 11:00 and 7:15 P. Mr '
lit V 1> O A . AA IV * - ?
??. i. r. o. o;uv .f* ->J
Prayer meeting each Wednesday;
evening 7:15.
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GRACE METHODIST
Kev W. A. Persons. Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 a m.
Preaching Services 11 a. m. snd '
7:3" P. M. j
j Kpyvorth League 6:30 p. m. u
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.;:>
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\ cordial Invitation lo worahif
<! ith ua.
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First Baptist Church
Angus (J. Snrgennt. Pastor I
j Sunday Moinidg Worshp 11 A. \l
Sertncn subject: "Doers of The'z
| Word;" j.1'
Sunday School 9:40 A. M.
C. O. White. .Superintendent.
Sunday night service 7:30 P. M j
Open Foruin Discussion. Question:
"Can i Knok God's Will For My I
Life?" . '
Macedonia Baptist Church I
J. V. Frederick. Pastot
j Sunday School 9:45 a tn.
| B. T. U. 6:45 p. ni.
Evening WorBhlp 7:00 p. m.
Preaching 11:00 A. M. and 7PM
| 7:00 p. to.
Park-Grace M. E. ChurMi
C. F. Self. Pastor'
| Sunday School 9:45 A. M. *
j Morning Worship 11:00 A M.
Kpworth league 6:30 P. M. .
Evening Worship 7:30 P. M,
Prnyer Meeting Friday 7:3o P. M.
Everyone Welcome.
Textile Board Will
Be Named
Washington. Sept. 12.?Elmer F.
Andrews, administrator cf the wage- tour
law. said today he would announce
tomorrow the membership of
an Industry committee- to determine
minimum wage rates for tlte textile
Industry.
A similar committee on wage con
dit-ions in the tobacco industry, he
added, would lie announced later In
he week.
The law authorizes the admlnistra
tor to appoint industry committee.?
o determine the highest minimum
' vugc economically feasible in any'
'ndustry. It must be between 25 cent
ind 40 cents on hour.
Rayon, silk and cotton are certain
o be Included In the scope of the
ertlle committee'*! work but Incl iion
of underwear still is tentative,
tndrervs ibid a press conference.
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THURSDAY. SEPT. IB, 1M*
First Baptist To Conduct
)pen Forum Discussions
\t Sunday Night Service
Beginning ShiK^v night. and coninuing
oaelt Sunday through Octo-j
mm. tin . .. ci tire (first Baptist j
ittirch. A. <!. Sargeant, a* ill oni
set :: r of open Forum Disco. .siolU.
tit I'rotn. ... x vital ' to .the Chr' M'
Ife B?ch p?M>.,.i f l uttoiidum, iv l.'.-j
ited to participate.-!:: the, i'.v i ussiofi'
C\ery person's 'views o.. tc;v f
ion under discussion will by '!'
u-ard Your presence puts you .
In;, program- of the evening.. A scar j
li will be made to flpd the TRUTH.;
The Quest loll Sunday night will bej
fan I Know Clod's Will For My
.ife?" Scripture; Itomans 12:1-:!,
The f*t)lowing angles of tie dls
USsiOll will be presented:
1 "What grounds have > < it for tin-)
s'llef tlint Clod lias a plan tnd a pur
ipso for your life?'.'
2. "What provision* has Cl.od made.
Ho r. b> wn.inay knnow Ills WIU?" j
'Fan mil suggest seine hinder- f
pwrnrwi1.1! u.I..1
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4 "If we refuse Clod's best. does
le offer its a around best?'
r. . Name some signs. By which you
rtav Know you are In Clod's will."
U ynu accept any other plan for !
our life lint the IMvine plait. sug- ;
at saute possible uolcouu-*.
7. "Are you making an effort to
ive dally in Gods Will?"
VII Counties Asked To
Exhibit At Fair
f'oitniy furiti ige.nts. hoards ol
niniiiissimicrs. and superintendents i
it education all over North Carolia
liaVe la-en invited to pfpp'ar
i unty progress ' exhibits for tlf
ita'tir I-'ajr, October 11-15. acc-orcjin
a an tuinouruement ft jiii PV M. Jc-!
igricultuiaj editor at State f'olJie.
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At lite fair, the counties will he
iveti space to feature the achieveinits
they have made, in education,
tiral lite, and industry, said Mr. Jeer.
who has been named siiperinteni-nt
of tlie county progress departtent.
lie stressed the desire of the man- ^
gemeiit to have the exhibits presm
a true and well balanced picture
if th<- work that is being done in
hese three outstanding fields, andaid
that the way an exhibit is pre>ared
will count more than the qualty
of invividtixl articles that may,be
liowti.
In tile field of education, lie sugues I
id. may lie, shawn the new prbgres-j
ive ideas and u? otiiplishments in j
he imblie schools tltut- huvu been 1
ost vied by county or City depart ,
ileitis of - duration.
in the field t'f rural life., improved j
arm and home methods should bej
i.'pluyvd to show definite sceom-j
il'.saments on the. land by rural men}
ma woiwn. boys and-k iris. alon^l
kith sbino el thu major piogtrauia'
hat ha\e' rt'i'tdvcd the support .of;
II farm poop It-.
Ill lliu fit-id of industrial dovolop- j
iiotit-should bo exhibited tlio pro- j
iroas n-ido in. th? major industries I.
lid ( umini-i; ial development of tlio.j '
ountx. whether in mining. tiianufiictiring,
lumbering. catena;: to toursts.
or Other, permanent oit'.erpises.
The winiiosr of the first four pries
will probably receive $lJ5p in
ash.
You can get invisible
shoe repairing in Kings
Mountain. Shoes are repaired
so neatly that you
can't tell they are not
new.
FOSTERS
SHOE SERVICE
Phone 154
We Call For and Deliver
"You'll be ha|
us larks
IAUc m i rti J.
HB woii^u wmpiivu
"She'* wonderful. Bob ? hot <
inch her a thing or two ulx>o
her to Ret Ltptvn i;"
2. Mb obfortod:
"Colli, Mom, but I.ipton's Tea
a fortune. And we're going to
church mice!-"
2. IMOwr laojbid H off:
"Why, ion, eyen a? choice a tea <
coots less than any other hever
water. And you really ought t<
heat?when the best coat* *e> lit
UPTON'S 1
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Beefsteak Pi(
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delectable o
Meat pies are in the British tradi
tion and It is easy to understand
why their savory goodness has alsc
made them a national favorite here
They-are hearty enough to be a
meal in themselves and served onc?
a week or so, they add pleasing
variety to the menu.
Of the different kinds of meat plei
it the housewife's choice, beefsteak
>ie must be given first place in popv,
ar favor, perhaps because it so
htppily combine:! the two virtues ol
economy and dellciousness. Knriehed
with a flaky pastry covering, it is
extra tasty. . ' For
your beefsteak pie >ou will
need the following:
2 im.mkI* rt.ntvl steak
2 onions, sliced
4 taMoponns Spry. ihc n'-w
ftllrVcgetnhlo ihortciuog
2 tens|sw<iis salt
Jj teUHMioM pepprr
1 tmtkm0? \N '>rre?f? r?tiirt> ?nuee
it IbtikwpiraiiS |?irrl-v te-j.pcd
2 luis aw p-.taloes, diei-U
2 tat-!?'?p,*s:* flour
MS?sJ'll ITii I I I
s< oi-iiipuirving reel, <-)
Cut steak In pieces and *aut? with
onions in 2 tablespoons Spry until
brown. Put In kettle and add salt,
pepper, Worcestershire sauce and
parsley. Add boiling water to Just
cover; simmer SO minutes. Add potatoes
and cook 43. minutes longer
Blend 2 tablespoons Spry and flour;
ftdd A littlft (if bit ti.onl nitwfniws e?
turn to kettle, i.i.d co?.k until thickened.
Pour Jhto uuueialv gieapt-d
with Spry.
Roll pauitry U-ltich thick uii of
Chariott
Qrcensb<
CENCTER SERVICE
Phone 62 KwBHT I
Attend The Hera
NEXT THURSDAY, F
At The Di
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Gastonia Coca-(
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mini rout
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J... a thrifty 1
ne-dish meal I
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sire to rover casserole, allowing
1 inch ex'tra all around. Cut dough .1
Into 6 wedge* and Arrange on hot S
j meat. Turn cdrcs under and pw?l
on rim. >!;?ke Iti very hot oven M3o'
F.) 20 minutes. Serves 6.
A lender, flaky pastry covering
is made with;
i I '4 eii|?s sifted Hour
| h teaipswi .*li . '' I
1V efiti Sprv
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Sift flour and salt together, add H-'' .. 1
of Spry, cutting In with pastry
lilrnifi-r or two knives until mlxturt!
looks like meal. Add remaining I
: Spiy and continue cutting until particles
al e size of a navy bean. Sprinkle
water, 1 tolilceijoon at a time,
over mixture With a fork. work,
lightly together until all paitlclea ' I
are moistened and in lumps. Add
]ust enough water to moisten. Press
dampened particles together Into a
hull. Do not handle dough any more
' s a. ? ?
i man necessary.
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a tip?take ? trio?NOW ov C'cyhoundl
o"<1! ye .to Sti?.Mur or a . r.i.-l-w . ?f?
the " ?* ' ? -r; private car! , . .]
ONE-WAY FATES
e ' $1.10 Atlanta $3.40
e ' .60 Winstort-S. $1.95
jro $2.10 New York $8.70
EXTRA *.?.Vgt en Round Tt.p Tkkatt
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Id Cooking School
TODAY & SATURDAY
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artner of
tilings to eat
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mily is hungry, they are thirsty, too.
Cola adds a taste thrill to food. Buy 9
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