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Mare
Cotton Reinx
lined In Ureas Material
Ab Maine gov*. ?u ?.es the Dal ion
nay be a trust worth) straw in the
wind. piitically hiHakntc Hut if you j
want to know- what the women of
. , thla country will lie wearing Hue |
' miner, take a walk down K'.fth Avenue
in Now Voik right now ant]
what tho natbn's pace setters
are allow In* It is the first step in
uaihuial distribution. .
I.S-'-k Ik'ifll r.'l: it St Pi't.' Hint UkulL
uwmy from the World'* >'?lr. Ilergcitinirr
on Mnirh 2. ?er* dt*i>layInx
an even trig dro?* in l>lai k and
vhllt* printed cotton Intr willi ?hjt?
cotton florwem over the ahourlder ?
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Kings Mountain's
Popular Play House
TOOAV -- THURSDAY
Double Fotauro Program
' * Hch AtMUa flu
"RED ROPES" ,
Warren Hull In
"STAR REPORTER"
Starting Now rial
JaC*ieifc*?*r.In ... .
"Scouts To The Rescue"
10c
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Victor Mimjhk<iImd and Cuest?r
Mori la La
"PACIFIC LINER"
Fred Scott In
"CODE OF THE .
FEARLESS"
CartcQan ? Serial
10c and 15c
MONDAY and TUESDAY
"8abu" and Raymond Massev In
"DRUMS"
i In Technicolor
' 10c and 15c
?COMING NEXT WEEK?
Hlag Crosby. Joan Ulondelt. in
"EAST SIDE OF
HEAVEN"
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Priestley's
IMPORTED
"Nor-East"
6&vV/'
Non-Crush
Ties
$1.00 ea
200 patterns
A Palm Beach Specii
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Arrow
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i Shirts
WHITE ONLY
$1.94 ea
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A Distinctive Shirt
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and anciher la -wklio ors>ndl? with
octce una nk.ri to tne hip ?mnroidered
in cut-out work. The skirl
a*us exceedingly t ill
Around riie corner at Henri Benda"
wus a formal dress of raspberry
organdie. printed in graduated dataen.
Fdll 6-Inch daisies were cut out
I itH nnuHn'iurf n
'??? "II topped off with a head drssa J
of while organdie flowers.
I .el'* loch In w Bon wit Teller's?
| a cotton bride wi'ti the caption
"Marriage Made in Heaven." In bee lily
fenny Jto't-d < often . Met,"
, h WjukV *I?u b g and little aister 1
I ntrtika Van Dnrn dresses
[ Snha fifth Avenue win Allowing a j
| very full ywklrted oncm'lie gowtr |
uppliqued with b'.inwye pique leave* j
and flowered. rot ton print* forj
little girls - cotton stilt* for little ;
hove.
On pit hi the Public Library to!
peer Into Lord aua Taylors ?seven
window* full of am art cottons. Two
i. tndi wi were devoted to "Grace sit
tae Awkward Age," a theme they
;<liK> promoted In their, newspaper ad
vet lining. Paper doll fashions with
suspender dresses and dotted swts
hlcuses filled four more windows,
two of them showing Laos prints.
\ud. the grwlngly popular gingham
iiau a window to ttself.
Ail or a. Airman ana onmpiavi
windows were devoted to cotton.
Posters rend "Cottons Pome to
Town." One window was black and
jonqll -yellow ? another to checked
Ktnghams, muslin ruffled petticoats,
cotton accessories ? exquisite eyelot
? embroidered muslins and or
gaudies worn with long frlBh laco
gloves.
If New York's Fifth Avenue windows
are a/iy guide to style ? and
r.e know they are ? National Cotton
Week's observance. May 22-27,
will be the occasion for assembling
< omplcte summer wardrobes on the
I vasts of cotton's comfort and atyle.
Cash At Once For
YOUR OLD GOLD
Rings. Watches. Pina
Teeth and Trinkets
GEM JEWELRY CO.
191 Main St.
n. u.
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Zeph-Ai
SHIRT!
Air Conditionc
I
A Townl
$1.4
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Paris -J*?11
"5ll*l
Styled f%
Crafted ?'
For Your Preference
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Where You Shop Wit
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HE K1MOE MOUNTAIN HKRALD. '(
COURT or HONOR HELD
Th? ('ourivf Honor (or the Boy j
Si-Hi!* *uji Ir lil lli the Tuwu Hull 1
Hie meet lug opened with ilie re- '
' Ho* oftbe Scout Oath.
As thin the laet Court before the
ummrr camp the Scouta were ad?I?N
to do tots of Scouting In the
t indoors donna the atituitier and
past numerous test* and merit bad i'-t
and stack thein up and brlac
hem to- the ("amp Court cf Honor
at which time there Is no limit on
dvanceraent. except where the time
-k mcnt must he considered.
Scout* appearing before the Court
for advancement were: V
Tenderfoot Rank: Wallace Shock
ley, 1: James Burns. 1; .Otis Falls. Jr
2; Walter Harmon. 3; Kenneth Jenkins,
7; Roy E. 8mtth. 4: ThomsonSmith,
a; Clyde Cntbereon. t; Joha
fhrttey. %; James Falls, t; Fred Kileer.
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Troop One. Karl, had the folMwJntt
Scouts eppesr before the Court of
I'ncr for the Tenderfoot Rsnk: Dan
Kemp. Delane Davis. On* WUim,
:en? Davis. Tboa. Austell, Billy
Bedis.
Tho*. " Baker. 2: I
I Hkharu Laney 'i\ Sutyre William*.
; H. 'i. Wright. t>; Bobby Clonlnger
7; Matthew B. Crisp, Troop 1, Grower.
First Clana Rank: Grady Waters.
Ir.. 3; Arthur Dee Jackson. 7. '
Merit Badges. Athletics: Norman
Roper, 4.*'
Book binding: Meek Carpenter. S.
Electricity: Chas. Moss. Jr., 1.
Camping: J. C. Bridges, 6.
Farm Heine an Its Planning: Bll*
!v Ruddock, 1.
Form Mechanics: Chas. Moss, Jr.,
1: Billy Ruddock. 1.
Farm Record* and Bookkeeping:
Chas. Moss. Jr.. I; Billy Ruddctck.
1
Firemanship: Harrison Hall. 4;
'larence Dixon." 4; Coy Conner. 4;
Chas. Wilson 4;
First Aid to Animals: Chas. Mess,
J I: George Womack. 2; Chas. Wilson.
.3.
i Patbtinding: Wilson Ledford, 4
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3 ?Blue
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ey Creation
15 ea.
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ts . $1.00
penders $1.00
ters . . 50c
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'HUR8DAT. MAT U, 1??
May Bridget, 4.
Personal Health, N<4rman Roper,
I.
Publ'e Health. Noi-inan Roper. 4.
R>pilie Study: MHes Mauney. 2;
Gilbert Ibimphrey 2.
Safety: ('has' bit tie John. S; Coyt
faysenr. 3; Stokes Keller, 5; Doug*
Its Hulltoder I
Sainuntnx: Hilly Rtidddrk, I.
>V d \V'i k! JnhB Fulton I* Jam.
> ? Waters. I.
Kotikfiv : Hubert Pumphray, S;
Vreeat Muuney t.
Hi .r sitniii Rank: I'tartnw Dixon.
Tl^r^nTIf!9(ff?r?vWn5Bortf^
White IcMU The fallowing Negro
.-< <ii:l? mere then reviewed:
\nitnal Industry: Theodore Byers.
10.
,' Public Health: Theodora Byers.
10
Star Scout Rank: TbecBore Bjrera.
10.
Remark* were made by Aubrey
i line;-. DUtrlct Commlaatoner, aon:
Scouting activities during the
iM'imi'r and plan* for a field day
i- *> In June. Thin event would OA!?i
of competitive contests between
each of the eight Ideal troops antf
clone with a camp fire and cooking
vent
""""
Scout masters were called t<#getber
o work oih pteaa and announced
hat they would hold a supper meet<r
Twdur etenlog the 29th. at the
Cabin ct Aubrey Mauaey at * Lake
Moatoula.
After awards and Charters were
resen**d the meeting closed with
Ve repenting of the Indian Benediction.
Personals
(Cont'd from Society page)
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Silas Virginia Steppe of Henderson
v Me has accepted a place with
. era's Beauty Shoppe. ,Mlss Steppe
an experienced operator and will
' )e glad to serve the ladles.
?o ?
Mr. and Mrs. Wright Harmon had
in their guests Sunday evening, Mrs.
1". B. Fogleman and Mr. C. G. Mcraw
and son, Carl Jr.. all of Chap<>;t?\
and Mr. Leo Beattle.of this
city.
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Mrs. \V. S. Hilling, who has been
v siting her von in Atlanta. Ga? is
-pending a tew weeks In Kings
Moutain after wrlch she will go _ to
Henderaonvllle for the summer.
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Laros Und
Sissy Slips
Panties . .
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"Breezer
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The Model You Saw Ac
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For Ship 'N
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Dixie Theatre
LAST TIMES TODAY?Double Feature
"PERSONS IN HIDING**
Lee Overman?Patricia Morrison
"NORTH'OF SHANGHAI* '
Betty Furness?James Craig
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Friday and Saturday ? Double Featur*
"BAH 20 JUSTICE"
William Boyd
"FIRST OFFENDERS"
Walter Abel?Beverly Roberts
' v ^ -' Monday
and Tuesday
"CONFESSIONS OF A NAZI, SPY"
Edward G. Robinson?Frances Lederer.
The next piece of Sweetheart Beautyware will be
given to every lady on these days.
?Next Week?
"YOU'RE ONLY YOUNG ONCE"
Lewis Stone ? Mickey Rooney
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