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^( PROGRESSIVE GASTONIA MERCHANTS TAKE
LXMGRATULATiN G THE HERALD ON ITS 50TH
? ?R GOOD NEIGHBOR, KINGS MOUNTAIN, ON
>F|?ROGRESS. OUR BEST WISHES ARE ALWAYS
rJf serving Gastonia and adjacent sections has mad<
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HJUSNT SIORE truly a family institution. .
ion|filling the needs of every member of the family, child
ps alike, furnishing the home with many necessities to ad<
ilvArs will feature the best merchandise, at the best price
irJto our hundreds of friends in Kings Mountain on Fift:
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THR RINGS MOUNTAIN HKtALD KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.. FIVTUI I AN>
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? We Congratulate The Herald on its
50TH ANNIVERSARY
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HVKH8ARY EDITION
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The Kings M untain Chapter ?><
HI . ,t the Dnited Daughter*! of Coafederwit^
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* member*. Mrs. S. II. Simoiw
I ^ J ''"' elected as first
The object* of the organization
; . lnr< historical. li^nevolent, memorl
HaaHBaaa^aaaHiMaa^HW !'l: ectiU'Httonal and social. Tlie first
||?hity of the chapter has been
SCO tOR
the remaining members of the 'thin
gTey lino1' which at the tlino th->
Ciiaptrr . wi8 r rgRtiizeil numbered 58
Ig we hnv on*
ly one 'n our midst, Mr. John A,
I - StitTIS WhO l)(rlol|l>d tO t'O. U. 14 IJl'l'l
** < nt N. C. Vol iitnl who 1b neat'tig
I porved with ?uitnhit> sorvtron ami .<
I t'.iinor for tlip veterans, thflr wives
broti
regtllnrly to (]in Soldi! rs Honie in
Itaiolnh and the - Confederate Wo
sTH II tiron> llonio at Puvetteville and tub
CREAM j| Int'i '*! ?' remontber.d on birthdays
* Vi'id holidays.
|U8l ^ ? "nnjt'.hjyi -,' T'Jty w tbti_ .IVuslft...
, Fountains and 'Merchants i*? n? no.7 t-d fund" i.iii* tumi. i? to
< ? endow a iror! for T. fl. patients \V<?
J:5ir luo tn-ils olio at Sanatorium.
A R.1 A NY ?-nd on. in Western N, C. and they
r\lYl ^^1^1 * nr. o*rupled r? ttnlarly
Norman V. !lai'.tkil|)h Relief Klinif.
? .1 ~ - - . - - ThU fund la to aJd thonn needy
l )lft( wf,0 nPt , Jlgiblc to enter
. Vour Ihogress ' i.h i ..nil ji hmi Jiuiu.
1 * vui i ivKicsa Record* wrre secured and a nttni(ft
of Crosses of Ilonort have bee i
rl Pv.ui I1AA *
U . ,,miuc fmiuwin upon f'QOI^ien(? Veterans;
lti Military Serine Ciohhcs havn
.* , l? i?-cn presented World War Veteran*
IS61 ttecr v?*k> (rcrtt ?! ?-endnnts of Confederate
Veterans; records of 37 World
V.'sr Veterans were obtained; A
foiir vfnr scholarship wns secured at ,
N'?C. C. W. for a local feirl. essay
V/xJo JUCi uvSees 'iv the biali school: detrition
made to the Memorial Pavilion In,
Confederate cemetery at Raleigh
r. ' - . and mtich relief vttrk done, during
*h? World War.
1 1 i? ii " ("mil rib'lt ions plven . to tile Fot t
|'ri ^ . t 1 ,r
? Ontstandlnir work has liecn.' nona
> by Mrs. b. P. h'eal, charter member
^ mi fpcumc pensions Tor deserving
?fr widows of veterans and by. getting n
? widows placed in Class A. Also in
H?1' ' In :' 1". beautiful whito
<. tnarMe tombstones scoured from the
J Government. spe,l?] records had to
bo filled fcr this purpose. Metal "
1 markers "have been placed on all
Confederate graves in local cemotcry.
Mrs. Neai was n warded' a ten dol'ar
prize bv the General organization
for obtaining ingest number reo
ords of World War veterans and al/ o
e ten dollars prize for greatest
number cf U. I). C? badges sold. Mrs
Veal gave tills $20.00 prize money to
tbe Special Education Fund in the
organisation; ebe disposed' Of our
onota of books, 'Women of the South
in War Times,'' exeept one.
ENDING BEST WISHES TO J The Chapter has given some val*
vable books to our school Mbrary.
? One valuable set was burned when
? !! the school building was burned a
ITS GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY few ) ?*? ago.
" * Mrs. Frank Summers, another
!! -lister member, was awarded a 1
[)RIC NEIGHBOR, ON FIFTY :: 1 handsome gold medal by the Gener
, til Organization for best essay on a
)) Mountain, founded in 1901, has been
^ ?> stated subject.
;! Mrs. J. G. llord. is our Chapter
1 President, and we are meeting our
1! rtillgatlons.
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:: Financial Institutions Of
;; Kings Mountain Aid In
Development and Progress
! | Kings Mountain in served by three
|| sound financial tnatitut/ons in: The
g\ P #V _ 1! First Nat tonal Ittrlc, Kings Moun??*
111 Air ?* fk ^ J lata Building and Loan Association.
VVillillvl \e w* ,, nri<i the Heme Building and Loan An)
I srcfatlon. Thee* rfcreo Institutions
< > hove been the nucleus of nil the prcailfKSin'M
*' ent P't^reo? end development in
ILnsvn, , Kings Mountain and the area it sei!!
ves. A dt.y can be Judged by Ra fl;;
nanctal (institutions and we should
C Secretary .11 feci proud to have these progressive
'; institutions in mtr progressive e'ty.
f TVv Firs.. Motional Ban\ of Kihics^
y t D 0 uttlttM H 11 D < 11 4 M I 4 >, l?T *w ?*8nibl? of snundt blinking. Hav
? i ing done much io develop the town
os well as assirf.lag farmers In sowing
problems of financial nature.
Thirty erupt* yfjws of progress
barM by officiate who are conwrvft
... . ? , , . - . . . ttve. yet who arc ever-awake to the
Hlgn School Annuals I ^ fr.anclal ncttfte 9f the community,
which they serve.
B. 8. Neill, ca.mc to the
:*" A fitufitllv l\ Fh*t Na,ton?l Bank 1?32 front the
. | j . A npeciaivy Independence Trust Co. <ln Charlotte.
There he hwld a poeitlon of Importance
gained by hla eouml knowl
eoge or beating. J4r. Nelll ban as his
niliecrs: D. M. Baker. President; R.
JLe Mwwey, Vfcto-PnwtJdent; l* 0.
(toed, Assistant Cashier.
3jfhe Kinx? Mountain Uridine and
fjmn AseoriJ f#on, fown *
?#* years ago, has lent im: ' <> be
GASTONIA PRINTING & JX "XTblXX ,,*J, X
ENGRAVING 00. CJSSTSSZ'"-ST* ???
dweiUns* gad. business, houwr?.
Printers and Photo Engraving tv> oio?fc w. k. *.uw,
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Mrs. Mliwh '{. Crowe. ... J
1 *??/?t.?>t Secretary and Tr?*?mr?r.
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