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Kings Mountain's
Popular Play House
TODAY?THUR8DAY
Anne Shirley la
"BOY SLAVES"
also
Tom Tyler in
"RIP ROARING
BUCAROO"
Jackie Cooper in
"Scouts To The Rescue"
Only 10c _
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Tex Rliter la
"DOWJV W v OWING
TKAILT
also
Bobby Brern In i
"FISHERMAN'S \
WHARF"
Red Barry No. 11
Donald Dock
10c and 15c
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Joan Blondell In
*STAND IN "
March of Time?Comedy
10c and 15c.
"WE THANK YOU'
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Pixie '
Thursday t
"DAUGHTERS
?Adults
1:00 to 6:00 P. J
6:00 to 11:00 1
Saturday?Dc
'THE FJtONI
Willian
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Glcnda FarreU?
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Bob Burns ?
Wednesday?1
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Shelby. N. C? which will be dedicat -d i
dedicate the church; upper right, the
Claude Moser, Oietrict Superintend ant
Personals !
(Cont'd from Society page) s
lust week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Emory Houston ot a
Georgia and Kufus McGUI, of Green d
>ille. S. C.. have been visiting rela- (
iives in this section. * I,
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/ Mr. and Mrs. Howard McGill and
| lldreii. Mary Anne and Howard, s'
' Jr.. of Dallas. Texas, are guests of 8
i* relatives In Kings Mountain. j
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Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wright and
Mr. Tom .Styers of Oreensboro were j"
1 guests of relatives in Kings Mcun- '
air last weok.
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Sir. and Mrs. Oliver. Ramseur and
|\cliiluren of Allentown. Pa., are visit !
relatives In Kinirs Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn White and
t;' in tlv nr" sopriditig this week in
N< w York City.
| Rev. W. M Bovre leaves on Mon
day for a week's stay at BonClarken
wner<- he will speak at the Ycuth
1 sCobforence. .
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Dr. and M s. 'tiles Maloney of
Georgetown. sj C., stepped for t<
t.Lort visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Siuther, Monday. Mrs. Maloney, whwas
a nurse, attended Mr, Souther.
he-.i he was erltlesUy 111 and a paf'-nt
in the General Hospital, Cam
bridge. Mass.. during the Influenza
e|<id emie iu 1918.
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' Mrs. Floyd Jenkins and little dau*
pier. Judith, were guests Of Mrs.
Walter fathey, of Clyde, N. C. last
week. Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Cathey
v ere room-matea when In school at
Teachers College, Fredericksburg,
i Mr. Floyd Jenkins and Mra. Frank
rheatre
ind Friday
OF TODAY'*
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d. Women Only
P. M. Men Only
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riERSMEN"
i Boyd
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Barton MacLane
d Tuesday
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Gladys George
Double Feature
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Sunday morning, Juno It. Ugpor
Row. R. M. Courtnoy, pastor of*
of tho Qastonia District, of wvtiioh*
:cberts went to Clyde for the weeknd
and the party returned * home
lunday.
Mrs. Maude Coles Whltlock of
irtlng. Wash., national president of
he Spanish American War Voterns
Auxiliary, tvlll visit Shelby Satur
ay on her official visit, to North
at-olina. The local auxiliary will
onor her with a banquet at the
lihrles Ktrl at 7 o'clock In the er
uln*. with Mrs. Loula L. Logan,
fite president of the auxiliary, preicing.
Only four farmers of the Elk town
>ij> in Watauga County took part
\ the Agricultural Conservation pro
ram in lDr.8; however. 26 have Inicated
they will cooperate this year.
IMorgenthau says Administration's
ans to protect markets against cri
a abroad are complete.
When He
Grows op
So MX day this little fellow and
other* like him will compoee
the fourth generation to
depend on the telephone in their
daily activities. How much they will
use the telephone is unpredictable,
except that their demands
will likely exceed today's.
And today's demands on the
elephone system are large. The
Southern Bell Company served
1,140,000 telephones in 1938,
with 18,800 workers who received
$26,600 000 m wages. It
paid almost ni>: million dollars
In taxes. Each, day, an average
of 9,582,796 local calls and
130,613 long distance calls were
handled.
Telephone employes strive to
give the kind of service their
customers want With this tra
ditional spirit of service, backed
by continuous scientific re-.
search, it is reasonable to expect'
that the Bell Svatam will -till
provide the kind of Ullfkini
aerrice this little fallow will,
want when he grow* op.
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Stiruii lot latum
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colors and size?.
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HANES SHIRTS AND SHORTS
Plain and patterned shorts and cotton s
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