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By Alio* Burton
Patterson Grove Section
Kelativee of Mr. and Mrs. M. L
Ttaoruburg atifprlaed them with a
birthday dinner given at their home
Sunday. The event was In honor of
Mrs. Thorn burg's birthday
Krleade of Mra. Ralph Allen, who
has bfM wrlowly Ul la a Charlotte j
kupiUI, will be rU4 to hear that
he la ltti*covt?R. Mrs. Alton was to
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FOR 8ACE ? 5 asrss land. one-half
?. cleared crte-fouFh re need, containing
6 room brick veneered house1
iwlth four out-bulldlngs, well water
. and electric power, situated on U.
S. Highway No. 29. 1 1-2 miles
south of Kings Mountain. Ideal loration
for tourist home, ' poultry
t'-.rm or both. ' FRANK C. ROBERTS.
June 15p
FOR RENT ? during the summer
months, a furnished apartment.
Close to business section. Apply
this office for information 2tc
FOR RENT ? House, interior newly
paintod. Apply 402 (lold st. <
dip
FOR SALE ? Spencer Sweet Peas.
Mixed colors Paysour's Tourist
Camp. t2
FOR RENT ? Honee on Gold street.
A V. Dedinon, phono 78. Shelby.
FOR RENT ? Two 3-room .apartmortfa
close In. ronneltfng bath, hoi
wator furnished. 5h0 West Gold
at. See W. F. Iygan. ,
REMEMBER ? On Saturday vouget
one of our delicious Banana Spltts
for only tftc. Kinga Mountain Drug
Company." ' ;
KEV8 MAOE, LOCKS, VACUUM
Cleaners, Small Klectflcal Appll
anoen. and Spoo'lntr.etera repaired
C. L. Ramsey.'Phone 128-M.
Sept 2Ctfc
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TOM AND GEORGE
Tom: "George, do yon think .that
it'a a good Idea for young pooplo
rtartlna out in the wnrM b> ......
w - M]fliro
that somewhere there'* a good opening
for them?" George: 'If they do
In the end they'll find themselves In
the HOLE." We find one of the beet
ways to keep out of the hole Is to
follow the Golden Rule, as frienda <
made In that manner are the most
lasting. That's our unvollabl* motto;
I). F. Hord Furniture Co. j
Buy It For Leae At Hord's
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| fore naarr1a?e Mist Thelma Selena.
Mr. Marion Urttou U a patient In a
Charlotte hoapltal where he under
went an operation thla week
Mr. and Mr*. La Bon Thorn bur*
und eon. iDanny, of Shelby were rialtore
of Relatlvee here Sunday.
Mr. and Mm. Jack Huffman of
Cberryvllle were vlsltora In thla
tectlon Sunday afteruoou.
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MIm Vera Thornburg of Charlotte
spent the vtek-ead at her home here
LfcTWBKN THK KXCLAMATION
I'OINTB:?
It's cotton chopping time and in
almost every field folks can be seen
at work. ?Thai* hao been some com
kifjuiiai imtmttmmlmmmmmmm
Lui we haven't heard anydne report
a lack of graaa!- The wheat is lev
ginning lo change its color so it
wont be long neat 'til the reapers
will be at work.?The birds must enjoy
this season. They're In the cherry
trees fro mdawn 'til night. 8ome
pay fcV their fruit with a song but
the saucy old blue Jay is always
cross aud scolding.?That hill aide
I covered with white and yellow daisies
wwonW be a lovely spot to make
pictures If you had a color-camera.?
The creek, hank and fence covered
wltb honey suckle and pink rambler
rosea would be even better!
I hear a car going down the
(Waco) road ?rattling like a milk
wagon. But no wonder! There's Disc
I est in that road that?to use ray own
> words ? resembles a wash board!
Now I'm not trying to "throw off*
on a wash board ? Its supposed to
be one bump after another but a
toad Isn't. Still folks grumble and
b'ame their cars because they make
so "inch nnlse. Listen folks. If you
w< re shaken till all your Joints were
V?>ee (that's what happens to your
carl I'll bet you would shriek and
groan too! Ho-jHum ? I'm getting
as tired of this as you are?80 Good
By!
NEWS* AROUNlTNORTH
PIEDMONT AVENUE
Lois Beattte
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Airs. J. J. Patterson had as her
quests for the week-end Mrs. J. \V.
. Fatris and grandchildren. Miss Ge'n
' '!e Farris and Master Bobby' Dean
! Gere of the Battleground section.
I Miss Gussle Huffstetler had as
j her. guests fCr the past week, Mrs.
flay Smith and daughter. Rebecca,
of Shelby.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Weedon had
a.* their guests Friday night. Mr.
Rill Weedon and Mr. Ray Keever of
High Point.
Mrs. J. J. Patterson had as het
guest Sunday Miss Elizabeth Davit
of Shelby.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Bridges and
s'n, Richard, spent Saturday In the
mountains.
Notice of Summons by Publication
CLEVELAND COUNTY.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Mrs Sara Little Hayes,
Plaintiff Petitioner,
vs.
Maurice Little, Tr?
a minor. Defendant.
The above named defendant will
take notice that an acticn, entitled
as above, has been institued in the
<vnerior Court of Cleveland Coufity.
North Carolina, to sell a certain lot
located 'n ihe Town of Kings Mountain.
In sa'd County. for partition,
nnt' in aald ac-tlon it is alleged that
the above named plaintiff and defendant
are the only children and
heirs at law of M. J. Little.-deceased
and that they are seized, possessed
and cwn said lot of land as tenants
In common, each being entitled to a
one-half undivided Interest there!*:
| that said tot cannot be actually dt'
vtded to their advantage and it la
for tthe host interests to the owners
to sell same and divide the proceeds,
and the said defendant, above named
Is hereby required to appear and
answer or demur to the petition filed
in the office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Cleveland County
on or before the 29th day of . May,
1929 or the relief demanded In said
petition will be granted
This 28th day of April, 1929
E. A. Houser. Jr.,
Clerk of Court.
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HE KINGS MOUNTAIN HBKAKJD,
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><.1.1 tw iBUlk U1 WMtliOl to
write u column about Is lots o( tron
til afineiiuius wiien you havent any
bote* ic wbich you cau refer. That's
ju.il tlie predicament' 1 found myself
in wueu 1 tried to think of some*
ining for this week's chatter. 1
cuUtu bu.c raised a res about SouKiyr
"Our Hub" fOh yeah!) HeyutuU.
but not being much of a pollI
?. a a? >? 1~' lA?i?J
i.viau. uua ikiu( very au<7ri on inula,
i dtcidid uguutsi it. Several other
icing* suggested themselves, bat
uoae ui>p(.ti<n to uiy lauuy. ao 1
"gave itoern nil up. Then Mr?. Paul
Manney walked luto the office and
'illlPViMTCMmMMMrff
lt|ip) Liny aale Saturday. That ta
written up elsewhere. but methlnka
l?* "worthy of mention here.
Thoac disabled men at Oteeu who
have ui thing else to do. and re tune
;.) be cuinplett 1> inactive, make the
pcppiea. It's a worthwhile.. project,
lively person in' town * Saturday
til'AtId buy one. Girls will be selling
them on the street. Those men who
tiihde them deserve a helping hand,
c.nd It's every American's duty to
p*tend one to them. These men aye
the one's who who get no com pea aa
Con from the government. They
have no other means of earning
spending mcYiey; In tact, they are
;hyalcallv unable to earn It other
v ise. They receive a certain amount
oi money for each Poppy they make
If the Prtpples are sold. 80. they
must be sold, and you must buy.
Messrs Johnny ICcOlU and Done Id
Blanton, down at the K. M. Drug,
take this week's prise for the moat
*rtrar?lve window In town. That's
not just h boast becuuse yours truly
'.3 In uu the matter. It's the plain
ttuth. If yoM haven't noticed the
handsome (or otherwise) faces ot
the Senior class this year, yop're
behind the times. The 65 young faces
which adcYn the window, mounted
. < n the enormous K. M. H. S., will
soon be the leading cltltena of this
town and state. It's woVth the time
required to look.
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THURSDAY. MAY ?, t?S?
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Under ud by virtue of tbe power
of ?ule contained lu an order made
by & A- Houaer. Clerk of the Surer*
lor Court for Cleveland County, itf
the apecial proceeding* entitled
"Albert Morrie. adminieuaur for
tm estate frf W A. Morrt*. d<*eoue."'d.
ve. Minnie Hord. et al'V I will rewll
for cm ah on tbe premleee of the lead
noreiuut tcr described at public sudden
on Saturday May 27. 1*3*. at
too o'clock. A. M.. or wlthis less I
hours, the following described real
e-tate.
FIRST TRACT: A one-third undivided
Interest In the following Iota:
Ten lots Now. 31. 33. 33. 34. 3S. M;
-i: 3k; 30 and so of the Parker
1 njuu hihwiu.'jm n w nw m
i are 35 feet treat and 110 feet . deep.
I .-\c? pt lot No. 30. which la a V shape
I lot. and said lots are ettuated on the
West aid" of a new street or alley
running north and south, and. said
lots will wppeiir on a map or plat of
the Parker Grove Property In Rook
o' Plats No 1 at page .... In the
Register of Deed* Office for Clevel-ind
County, reference to which Is
>-sde for s fuller description.
The Ridding wilt begin at $32.00.
SKCOND TRACT: 8ltuated on the
West side of Piedmont Avenue In
the Town of Kings Mountain and being
l/vts Nob. 3. f and 5. according
to S ptat of the Parker Orove Property
made by K. I*. Campbell, surveyor.
an wtll appear on record. The
Home Store to situated cm one of
ttieae lot*.
The bidding will begin on Lot No
3 at fl.ASA.Oh: on U* No. 4 at 9220.*
OA: and Lot No. S at tllA.M
THIRD TRACT: Situated in the
Town ot King* Mountain. N. C.. ana
beginning at a atone on the North
a'de of KH'er Street fVn-v T*ulton
Street). SrldaeV ?omer; thence
North 251 feet to a atuhe; theneP
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i bidding trill begin at HTt.N
roi'KTH TRACT: ThU property
la located on Uck?r Street la the
Tcwa o4 Kin pa Mountain and kalu
laMa Noe t and t. II. 12. U. M and
!(. an ?rlll appear oa a map or plat
made by K. I. Campbell, eunroyor
foe i he W A. Morr!? entate. dated
"Kth March. IMI.* u will appear op
record.:- The blddlnp will bepia oa
'.ota No. ? and 3 at 130.00: on lad
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.it 9ftO.RO: on Lot No M at 9214.10;
ami l?ta Noa.. 14 and S3 at 933.00.
FIFTH TRACT: The fotlewln*
k tf are located on Waco Road and I
Canaler Street 1n the Town cf.Klngal
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Morris estate, dated March 2S. 1>3>.
? wiu.aggaer oo record.
The Bidding on Lot No. 1 will begin
at 8413.80; en Lot No. I et
41 J.5.1; I4)t No. 3 at *887.26: .Lots
Noe. 0. Id. 11 *ad IS at lldl.Sd; and
Lote Noe 13. 14. IS and IS at ?58.0d.
SIXTH TRACT: Bectanlnc at a*
etake la Went odge of King* Moan
tela aad York Road end nine with
Carson's line N |t 1-2 W. 4 OS chataa
to an lroo stake 00 beak ot gaily;
thence e now Mae with gully N. 88
1-3 R. S O# chain* to a stake 00 waot
odge ot sold, road; theace with road
South 3 on chain* to the beginning.
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acre.
The bidding on tkle lot will begin
at 8110.00
This the 10th day of ISur. l?3t.
Albert Morrte. Commissioner.
J. R. Deris, Atty. ?adr. as; 18.
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