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|? CENTRAL METHODIST
CHURCH
Hit. K. W- Vox. Pastor
9:45 Sunday School, B. 8. Peeler,
K' supt.
11:00 ,Mornlng Worship and sermon
by the pastor who has for. his
subject: "Looklnf Towards Easter."
E 7:30 The subject for the evening
sermon by the pastor will be "Marvelous
Praying and Forgiveness.'
ine young people win lean ine aing
Ing.
In preparation for Easter and Com
munlon Service on Sunday, April 9,
the pastor will preach each qtgbt
next week at 7:30. Every member la
urged to attend each service and
cur friends will receive a cordial
welcome. %
Presbyterian Church
Rev. P. D. Patrick, Paator
9:40 A. M. Sunday School, Mr. C.
P. Tfromasaon, Supt.
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship.
Commuulcn .Meditation: "Love Cov
era a Multitude of Sins."
5:00 P. M. Vespers.
6;00 P. M. Vespers of Pioneers and
Seniors.
Monday: 7.00 P. M. Boy Scouts,
Ttnnn One. Pari Davidson. Scout
master; Harry Page and BUI ThomWedneaday
7:15 Prayer meeting
Mnrgrace Community House.
BOYCE MEMORIAL
CHURCH
W. M. Boyce. Pastor
Bible School at 10:00. J. L. McGlll
Eg - General Superintendent.
Morning Worship at 11:00. The
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will
bf;. celebrated. The minister will
bring a Communion Meditation on
. > - -me Fed Soul/'
Meeting cf Auxiliaries at 3:00
o'clock. Every organization .of the
congregation will meet at this hour
This meeting will take the place of
the Evening Service.
Mid-Week Service is held each
Wednesday evening; at 7:30.
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SALT?3?5c BOXES
Shortening
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nfe&LEYAN
METHODjST CHURCH
A. V. Connor, Pastor
If you are not In Sabbath School,
we would welcome you to the little
brick church ou Waco Road at 9:45
A. M.
After the sermon at the eleven
o'clock service, the Lord's Supper
will be administered.
Rev. Petteracn of Kings Mountain
will preach at the evening service.
LUTHERAN CHURCIi
L. Boyd Uautm. Pastor
Rlb)&~school 10:00, L. Arnold Riser.
General Superintendent.
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OCIVh:i*? iui raiui ouuua;.
11:00 Confirmation, Sermon: Sons
of Uod.
3:00 Baptismal Service for Children.
,
7:30 Evening Service, sermon,
Jesus' Victory In Defeat.
Holy Week Services each Evening
7:30, the Lord's Supper on Thm*.
day Evening. Good Friday Evening
7:30, "The Life of Christ", a Moving
Picture in the Parish Building.
Luther leagues meet at 6:30.
Children of the Church, Juniors,
0:30.
Boy Scouts Monday Evening 7:00.
i S..1NT LUKES:
Bible school 10:00. James Lackey,
Superintendent. .
" " Vlrst hapTSTCInir?ir~
Angus G. Snrghant. Pastor
Sunday Morning service 11:00.
Sunday School 9:40. C. G. White,
Si:pt. i
Sunday night worship 7:30 o'clock.
Junior worship 11:00.
I Monday 8 p. m. ,Deacons' meeting.
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Mon. 3:uu t*. W. w. m. U.
i Wednesday 7;30 choir practice.
Wednesday 7:30 Scodts meet In hut.
, "foiTsale
I ht \v Hampshire chlx 3 weeks old
25o each; 6 weeks. 32c each; 6
weeks chfic weigh 1 1-4 to 1 3-1
pounds, out-of hens from C. D. Cummlngs
R. O. P. flock and matched
to Hubbard Farm R. O. P. males.
Margraea Farm
Kings Mountain, N. C.
Stores
lar Does Its Duty"
ogressive Food Stores
gress by Offering Good
Zero Prices
Piedmont Avenue
2 No. 2 Cans
e . 15c
Tall Can
4 . 10c
lb 10c
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4 lb. Carton !
. 38c
75c
GALLON
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Pound
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Feb. 3, 1868?April 14, 1931
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Home Building And Loan ,:(ni ,0 *uctt<'d Dr- fr*11" and
Association ,.7/U".""'
Mr. K. I.. Campbell was elects
.orney fcr the organ hat km.
<ny Mrs. A. H. Patterson) ot |he f{r#t hcard of dlre<
Oa the 23rtl day of March, 1923.!'""l. Or. O. G. Falls, 11. T. Fulto
a nrniin mntfp im nt ?nm? /vf iho r.?iJ v .Oiltlng tnul ('< D Hnmbrlght
H* :tuiive citizens cf Kings Mouu- P^Med away.
iln. met in the Pythian Club room Other citizens who served 011
and as a result of this meeting, an ioatd cf directors at various t
org:, ligation known as th Home arc I B. Oororth. 1. Grady Patie
Building and Loan was perfected. *' k- Hat"10"'*. N- McGill. J.
"lor.U. J. 15 MuuneyJ C F The
The late H. T. Fulton was elected ion. E \V. Gilffin. B. \V. OUIesp
temporary chairman and A. H. Pat- : Mi '01 d C B Falls. \V T Brad
tersc-n. temporary secretary. Tern- 1 N. Hnrmrn. W. A. Ware; W
pornry directors were ulso tiocied as ogt v J It Mauney. 7.. F. Cran
follows: J. E. Anthony, O. G. Falls. 1 A. Bridges and L. L. Alexant
tJ. Hamlbrlght. A. H. Patterson. J The present officers and dlrei
B Taomasson, H. T. Fulton, M. L. i? J, 15. Anthony, president; .
Rogers. M B. Herndon, J. O. Plonk, rhomasscn. vice president; A
W. O. Hughes and W. S Dllling. ^atlerson. secretary and treast
r NT. Harmon. 7.. F. Cranford, I
The first meeting after organita- Alexander. O. A. Bridges; I O P
tion was held on April 12th and the j. n. Maunty. Attorneys
above mentioned directors with the k. n. Campbell. J. R. Davis an
odditir-a of E. A. Smith, Ji% were a. Harrlll.
elected. A. H Patterson was elected The Association owns the bull
secretary and treasurer and has Mr corner Mountain and Cher
vert for the entire 16 years. Dr. O. street. TCiis bulking provides
O Falls, was sleeted president and .>? ?. space for the office of the
? B. Thomssson, vice president. Dr. soclatlon and In addition to
Falls heeded the organisation icrf houses Wright's Barber Shop on
seven years or until his death In first floor. Qn the second floor
19f.O, ,Dr. Falls gave freely of his found office rooms occupied by
time and much credit la due htm for lorncrs B. L. Campbell and E.
the success Of the organisation. 1 HarriR.
|t Sir. ? E. Anthony was sleeted prea The annual report of the tre
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as ylvou at the annual mooting of all who are dependent upon h!m as
pasi I (he stockhoders in Kebnaty :?h; v.-t ci [ test he can ? and if he has not. vlsI
ulii tf.ittJl gpi'.i* end fi optintIsti."1 ion of conditions to come, and th^t
d a'-|?,cte was ecundco ever ti.c out loo; care for the days that have not yet
I or the coming year. The total asset* une, 'whb^f we sum up in the whole
:tors. 1 m March 1st were *348.120.14. " pica of Thrift and Savings, then he
n. \V <i,u*^ its - ani l 1 the Heine hnc "ot opened his eyes tc nnv adehave
R?";!dill? an(1 3n Association tuu "?a,e conception of human life. Wo
Lien an important factor in the pro a'e In this world, not to provide for
the g.ess of this community. It has of- orrselvcs alone, but for others, and
,mc" on .1 a channel of en'e investment. 'l?t Is the basis of economy an*
nan. , f lcty and soundness cstabllhcd by everything which ministers to thrift
V sixteen years cf service. Dividends f?d economy, supply the foundation
imfts" linve bCen paid promptly and all oh (?r national life.
,e' ^ 'motions met. T'.iri't hah berti en-, The officers of the Home Building
ford. ,0?.. ?cd and a plan' of systematic md Ixian endeavor to carry en, so '
^ Ming has h'. in followed hv many that they may lie a cog, however
ford. l4iB fa,.| git;ic. Justifying the ex!?i- small In the wheel which turns as a
ler. ?co or 8lIt,h en Institution. stimulant to Thrift and Home Ownctor>
Home Ownership has be. n the "rshtp in our community and by so . .
T ? keynote of the organization and ma- doing have a part in supplying tho
H- ny cr our homes, some humble, some foundation of the national life ot
ir*r' mere pretenlout have been finance? whlch the illustrious Wilt-n spoke.
- h successfully. It has been the policy! e success of this Institution is
ft,Ur of the association to emphasize the attributed not alone to the fact that
"re .' -ndert and most economical pl*M *?' officer* nnd directors have been
u ** of home financing. Careful apprats- ?>?n of integrity and bualneyi abllf.
. ale. and conservative loans are-made 'J but fsct that I-!"' Have
1("n* <c the end that the beat Interest ot ,,ad th? confidence and cooperation
all concerned are aerved. i ?>? of shareholders, fiom the
a?e- - I Beat Town In The State and surAa
V" Proverbs we learn: "He be roundlng community,
this comcth poor that deileth with a] ? ? M,d thAt the t6Bt of fhe ^
the a'ack hand, but the hand of the dill- ?? 0f nny business or organisation Is
are f.ent maketh rich." ' tliemeaaisre of lta contribution to
At | Former President Wilson's Idea of common good. Judged b> this standA.
Thrift was expressed sis follows* jard the Home BulkMng at 1 I-can An
"If a man does hot provide for h<e| soclatlon ranks as one of Kings
asur- 'hildren; If be does not provide for Mountain's most valuable assets.
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