Honor Roll Fo
Mountain City
Central Elementary.
Joyce KaJla*. Sarah Katherine
Kal'a* Jean Eveljn Cash, Patty
Ai;ne Neisler, Betty JeUa Weaver,
Hetty Weaver*, Adirtenne Weeden,
Tiella Jo Whitley*. Lucille Hit, Ha:
vcy Bly Hamrlck, Billy Mecalfe*. Eu
Kt'iio Roberta, Charles Smieh, Aalph
V\ bets tine*. Kenneth Conner, Don
m..i, jrropiw, utotay Tate, Joyce Morrow,
Joyce Bridged.
Second grade: Foggy Joyce Jackson*,
William Hertidon*, William
Prmca*.
. Third grade: Frank Summers* He!
en Blaaton. Aldl* Jean Da via*, Fran
cqa (George*.
Fouith grade: Bobby Boyco*, Harry
Connor*, Robert Nell*. Louise
Hjar^j. Louunn Hdrnd|>n*, JWfiuellne
iH'oipf. Annie Kate Moloney '.
Mi-ry Frances WilHams*. Margaret
Ann Williaina*, Dongal Glass".
FJCth grader Frances Sumnjers*.
Nancy Dickey*, Melve George*. Katf.e
/Conner*}, Jewm Deese*-. Jacq t
line Falls. Hilly Boyce*, Karl Myers*
. 15 8. Peeer*. Opal Prultt, James
Hrrndon*,. Edna Cook.
Sixth grade: Virginia Summeri*,
' M.iry Ann Crouse. Mwigc Mltcbem
Kveratte Weaver J. T. McG-innls.
H<avry Nelafler*; .David Nell*. Has "
' " T.&flff ?" BSTt"'ft nsyJ
ia*. Helen Ea-rp. Houston Black, Cla
von Kelley, Sylvia Jean Randall,
ACHING
COLDS
Mwt TMr MSTRESS
IWs Easy, QrickWayl.
To brine speedy relief from the dieeom- t
-fort of cheat colds, muscular rheumatic
achea and pains due to colds you need
more then "Just e salve" use e stimulating
"oowirsr krltmmt" like good old
warming, eoothlng Muaterole. It pene- (
trains the surface skin breaking up local .
congestion end pain resulting from col da.
Even better then e mustard plaster
Musterole has been used by millions for r
over SO years. Recommended by many
doctors end nurses. In thres strengths: ,
Regular, Children's (mild) end Extra 1
Strong, 40S. Approved by Good House- ?
-keeping Bureau. All druggists.
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Schools
Carolyn McDaniel, Luc'lle Car
roC B. T. bright, Jr..*
Seventh grade: Glee Bridges*. Jim
mie Burna*, Betuiy Connor*," Harold
Oiusa', Ccyt Pay eur?. Gf>i<t?t>
rett. ,Maloam I diterson, Homer
Pheagln, Jr.*,
High School. .
&A: George Eahiiroore*, JaJtnes
ThronebtHg*:
8-D: Martha McClaln.
i 9-A: Frances Grouse*. Rjchael Mc
jOlaln, Juanita McSwain, Bettys Lee
! Nelsler, Betty Patrick, .Doris White*
I'-B: Ernest Mauney* ROy StnHto*
9-C: BBly Thornburg.
Margaret C. Ware.
10-A: Grace Htall*.' Eoline Keeter,
Mary Julia Pollock.
10-C: Buren Nelll*. Carolyn
Prinoe*.
11A: Juanita Frederick*
U-B: Bobby All ran. Hal Olive*.
West School
Fl'st grtde. Patsy Jean Harmon.
Mildred Martin^ Doris Morrison*.
Jimmy CMIders.
Second grade: Joyce Blaekwelder*
Barbara Jean Ware*.
Third gtt^de: Sonny McDanlel*. Ar
inur ?aunoern, coteen Falls. Myrtle
Murray. Beul&h. Rhea*. Jean MoClaln
Fourth grade: McOllLj
K.ffrmf
Fifth Grade: Avla Male Warllck* j
Mary Helen Hord.
East School.
First grade: Albert Bracket. Bhrbsra
BennHt, Roger ,McDanlel. Emo
geno Coins. Coleen Brooks. Dorts
Owens. Easter Freshour. Louise
Fletcher Betty Joe Lynn. Donald Ellison
; Glenn Delltaiger.
Second grade: Evelyn Pearson.
Pauline t'odv, Dorothy Carpenter.
Peggy Bank head. Lee Meredith. iDon
.Id FV>rd, Jhnray Carpenter, Bobble
lean Specer, Alfred' Prlle.
1<hlrd grade: Chloe Lynn, Mary
VIedlUi. Rachael Burton, George Lei
:h. Genel Howkihs, Rloahrd Rosa,
lorace Cook, Jack Orecti.
Fourth grade: Mary Frances Payie;
Nadlne Spencer. t
Fifth Grade: Jotnnv Cheney,
headns Lowe, Jewel Parker. Bortis
landers.
Sixth gt' Klle. Kitgrti? G'addcii. Hc>
' Lee Whiteside*, .Mildred Cody,
lalen Putnam. Ila Mae Tate'1, Viri
'lien*.
Seventh grade: Wlltna Bobbltt
'aullae Ford. Billy Kennedy, Har.
ey Laughter, Janice Lybrand. A. C
reahour, Carl Lee Freahour.
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oiary Low Prices of Others.
Prices, $ail Around, Then A
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A Red Hot Special
$6.95 TOPPER COA
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High and low bad
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THE K1NOS MOUNTAIN irfltALD.T!
Arey Explain* That
Pastures Need Feed
Tco many North Carolina f.rt^bre
lO-'t ?pja -jhe r permanent pasture*
aa "poverty row.' aaya John A. Arey,
dairy specialist of t?t*? S'i.te College
ExUios.cn 8ervlce 1|ne old feeling,
t)fap<t when land ge.ts tco poor to'
gicw f.oOI'able ltopa, it is still suiti
able for pasture Is yet too prevalent .
| In this State* for the good of liwny
. cows", he added.
Poor, washed land will not make I
pasture unless it is rebuilt. Most of
sui:h Inud should <bo planted to for- *
est trees. Not. much Is expected of a
ccticn cr tc-Vveio crcip which !s sot 1
fcitlllitd. y.et .the plant residue onS
c-'.om ly grazed' frarture Is more com i
pletely removed than is the case
with either cotton or tobacco.
Arey recommends that a light op- *
pli'iitlon of stable mbirure be appli- *
ed eorly this inorMh -tc old pastures
which have become thin. On farms
where manure is not available, an
i mplication of about 300 pounds of a j
high test fertiliser per acre give v
gtod results. , j j_
On '"le more fertile sails, a complete
fertilizer will not be needed b*
crtuse the object there Is to stlmul' ^
the growth of legume plants. n,
such as the clovers audi lespedezs. R
All that is needed for thtta purpose
is '."fa application of phosphate and
lime, auch as ground limestone an?i
anpcrpliosphs-'e or baaic alas. | The.'.t/
fowl-. "WrtTftfbS** "fcloW elements. . I tl
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One to two thousand pounds of w
cK-jn'd limestone end mbout 300 lba.t
At.
fit Huperp-oaiynate, 400 to GOO pounds
of basic slag ,per acre will do the
work. This material should be applt- a
ed Just as soon ton the son gets dry gn
enough to work. It can' be broadcast Si
and worked In with a drag barrow, et
or better still applied with a drill. 01
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I Greyhound's Roducod Fi
Cut travel uptnia In thr?? go by Greyhound a
third driving coat. Rn'oy twice aa much tight
gcing ana way. returning another Greyhound
(Mtvf* fforfncoW Pin War fwat
Miami 911.15 Greenville $1.'
Rock Hill 91.05 Charlotte .(
Now York 99.70 Gr'nsboro 92.1
Durham 93.00 Atlanta 93.4
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RICES AI
Remember What. You Paid Be
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Personals
((.ont'd from Society pay)
the spring holidayh at her homo to
Kings ^touaiaJU.
Mrs. Bright Ransou who is study
ing at Chapel Hiil is spend ink the
Bps? ag licnauya with. relatives In
tiua section.
Miss Dorothy Plonk, student at
Ctwiensbore College tor Women, U ?
L eu on a visit at her hoiuo in Kings
Mountain.
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Mi*. R. (D- Goforth ha* retumod
rrom New York ciy whore she per
sonally. selected new styles for
Jvlks Ladles Step.
Mr. M. L. Harmon, Jr., student of
he University ctf North Carolina Is
periling the sprang holkdnys with
i.'j pan cits here.
Mrs. L. A. Kleur. Sr.. U a patient
n tfco OH,v Hcepttai. Gastfmla
i here she was carried for treatment
?t Iburoday.
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Mr?. W. Boyce Weir has returned
> Kings Mountain after visiting her
later. Mr* Albert Whisnant in
lackaburg. (
M'se Irene Holland 'add Mlas Fairy
figS i fiP.yvTKV,, St,
it week-end with Mlsa Patterson's
treat*. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Pattervn
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Dr and Mrs. P. F. Mf?rr. the latter
sinter cf Mrs A H Pollock were
:ests of the Pollock family last
aturdtay. ,Dr. and Mrs. Marr came
>pec3ally to be wtith Mrs Pollock
t her 81st birthday anniversary.
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