tMbhthat
Alice Burton ra
. Patterson Grove Section
it's a goqd thing that C'hrUiniati ^
doesn't coine vory often because 'we
jusicouidii'i stand all the excite- ,
went. Ituat h, if youre all like yours ^
trul);. Ye kopvit the kind that got so 1m
excited that- halff the time you do
thing* as if jour thoughts were milcs
away, ?doh ue catching yourself in
about to serve hot wut*tr (or. coffee, jj
In fact there Was so much work and ((
excitement and so many "Sundays' l))
ill. the last two wOeks that I comfiletely
lost track of time and faile 1 (l<
to send In any of this chatter I'm Jg
sure the paver didn't suffer from
lack of It, though several asked Why ^
'it didn't appear.
All in all, this Christmas was for w
many, one Of the mast enjoyable,ev- , j,
er. We couldn't keep from thinking
of those to wthoni Christ mas only ,n
brought sadness. There were so nut- (T
by accidents and so much sickness
that 4t cast a shadow over the
Christmas cheer. -
I suppose quite a few lecelved
new in-laws for Ohristmas. There
Unit/.' loin a# ui n(U lv? ol ? ' -
Botno were married during the boll I
days and others kept thelr's secret
'til thru. Jiere's to all the newly- *'
weds: '.*
"To you I; extend my sincere congntiulntions.
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REMPMttEfl -i On fliirtliMty you got '
?rto* <>t'' Viur ltailhiih Splits w c
fur only l(V.1 KTiijis Mottuuiin Drug :,n
KEYS MADE. LOCKS, VACUUM SO
VOiutners, Small Ele<l:U<il Appli tin
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<C. L. Ramsey. Rhone KMTM.
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TOM AND BBORGE a
George: "Tom, vp*^ft?rchant the 1,1
other day aeked - V youngster why J"
he; tied a tin can to the dog's tail '
and aeked vuhy he did It?' Tom: tl'
"What did he HyP 'He eaid, replied b<
George: 'that U where .1. always tie
thgm; If you kpow of a better place
I'll* tie it there next time. You can c
look frim the North Pole to the
Sopth Pole, from the Kaet Pole to
the West Pole, and you'll not find ct
better place to get your furniture le
and house furnishings than here.
D. F. Hord Furniture Co. J
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lay your ltfo be filled with Joy and
Jubilation!"
Special to all wtMn sent ma cardi
-Thanks, a lot. It's nice to bo re
em be red that way.
A number pf folks have aald the)
it down unexpectedly -while the
round was covered with fee. Bui
i far os 1 know there's been pnl>
le hurt near here. Paul Ware, the
K. Wure's son, fell and broke hit
illar bone. Ilia friends hope he will
i O. K. again 'soon.
Mr. Kvans Ureen 'Is a patient In
te City Hospital, Gastonia, follow
g an appendix operation last week
e is the third one of the Green boys
lope he wont, mind being called a
jy) to have an appendix operation
irlng the last two years. In fact
3 Is On tre same room and his bed
n the same position as the one
cupted by Ih's brother, Grover, in
te summer of 1937.
Mr. Wesley Carroll Is in a serious
mdiitlon at his home at the time ol
ils-wvlllngr--" ? - --Mrs.
J. W. Carroll has been suffer
Lg with a back ailment since
hristmas.
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RAMBLING 8KETCHE8 OF NEWS
(By Mrs. William Wright)
Sunday school Sunday morn lug ai
>:00 o'clock. 1'reaching 1 mined luteafter
by the pastor, Kev. Lutliei
aw kins, of Gastoaja. <
Mr. Clyde McSwain returned tc
euolr-Rhyne college at Hickory
londay alter upending the holWuyt
Ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Klam
cSwain.
Mr. Dow Putnam spent Tuesday
lid Wednesday visiting relatives
jar Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bell carried
ielr son, Arnold, to the Orthopedic
ospital of Gastouia Tueeday for an
-ray examination.
Messrs Clyde McSwain and Ctflp
ord .were Sunday night guests ol
tokes Wright.
Master Donald White of the Bethhem
community and Moselle Lovece
spent the past week With the
titer..and family.
Mr. and .Mrs. Sam Hell had as
ielr Saturday -ctiiuev guests Mr.
id Mrs. Elam MVS wain and son
yds, and Mr* Culp Ford.
Sunday night guests of Mr. and
ids. Hot-ace Bell were Mr. and Airs
all<_r Led-fcrtl and i.tmily.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. o. Lovelace run
iidivn spent sevoial days the ;; si
ek visiting iu the )route m . Mr.
d Mrs. K. D. Ledl'ord of Vale. N.C.
Mrs. Alont'io 1 .ovelace and grai. light'
fa, Kloise and Melba Viaticit.
were Visitors itr the iioiiic ci
p fcruKi/'s brother. Mr.' '1 it. Bell
turuu>\
Mr. Lyr.ufn Champion and oh.ldn
were week-end guests of Mr. and
is. Everctte Fe d and .l-imily. .
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feiivroto Ul iut. uuu ATI to.
am McSwaiu included Mr. and
is. Friuik Wore and family, Mr.
d Mrs. Monroe Lovelace and- Mi.
il|> Ford.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
ank Ware Tuesday were Mr. and
rs. Marvin Wright and family and
r. and Mrs. James S. Ware.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lovelace and
lughters attended the funeral ol
r. Owens held In Kings Mountain
unday afternoon.
Mr. Hubert Lovelace spent the
eek-end in Gastonla visiting Rev
uther Hawkins. ,
Miss Dorothy Patterson spent. Wed
;8day visiting her sister Miss Ocle
atterson of Shelby.
THANK YOU
I wish to thank members of the
merican Legion and other friend?
i Kings Mountain for the many
lessagea and remembrances thai
i-lghtened and cheered me during
ie holidays. I am happy to say mj
:alth Is Improving.
Eugene Mathis.
eterans Hospital,
olumbla, S. C.
When large quantities of corn are
lb-stored the side wails must be
signed to withstand considerable
it ward pressure and elai a decided
yurnutorH fhniat sons "Pi Q UfAAttA*
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<rlcultural engineer at State Ool86.
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(Cont'd from front page)'
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qualified at Uu> Town election on
said uale and that at the election
in Tuesday after Dhe. first Monday
a Muy, 1939, there shall be elected
live trustee* for the Kings Miuntalu ,
I Graded School District, one for each d
ward, as hereinbefore described, as
i .ollows: .
lu VVhrd Oone a trustee for the 3
K.ugs Mountain Graded School Die- c
i U'ict shall be elected for a period of
two years. In ward two a trustee for
( said School District shall be elected *
, lor a period of four years, in Ward 1(
[ three a trustee for said School DM* ^
i trie! shall be elected for a period ot ^
i four years, in Ward F*>ur a trustee ^
lor said School District snail be etec t)
i ted for a period of six years, and ia a
Ward Ktve a trustee shall be elected
tor van SctrOM-Dfstrict for a (
. period ot six years and that bl-aunui
ally theieafter a trustee or, trustee*
shall bo elected to fill any vacancy t,
which in Ik hi occur.Jtt aoyr warder ...
for the term of any trustee which ?
might have expired.
Section 5. That to shall be the
fAilOUtwitm Bnnwl mtmm ju
lor (ho To wu of Kings Mountain to ^
declare at what place or places in
each ward election* shall be toe!:! in *
, said town for the officers above uain- t)
| ed and enumerated aud said board g
. iu it's discretion may provide for ^
the election of two or more wards to fl
, be held in one ward but that sepa- j
i ale voting places shall be bad for ^
( each ward; that said Hoard shall
t give due notice of the eetablishment ^
of said voting places toy publication (|
, in some newspaper published in the ^
! town for four weeks before each election
or by posting a notice at five
[ public places in said town, oue in v
, each word. ^
Section 6. There shall be a new ^
registration of the voters In the ^
, l'iowu of Kings Mountain and that ()(
. the Heard of Commissioners shall,
at their first regular meeting in
March. 19i>9, and bi-annually there- a.
after, appoint a registrar for eatpjt L
regular Town election, oue in eachj ^
i ward, and shall give notice of regis-1
J ration by posting a notice in?a pub-L
j tie. place- iu each ward giving -iu suctr 1 U|
1 totice the name of the registrar and
j lie time and place of or for registra f;.
.oil. T'am HoUrd ' 16f Connnis.f.oners I '''
' nail ainii?h said registrar with res f:
-.tuition hooks and it shall he the [
:t \ of the. registlars so appointed : j,,
iti- the year 19:19 (aiwi thereafter)1 *'
or "four consecutive Saturday next! ff
.(iiiHs the election, between the!
lours of seven A. M. and seven .P. , '
.. lo open the registration books (1.
' i sui.il places as have becii dcsig- /;3
.uitcd b.v tile Board of Commission- ?r-.(
v.ra and as fCdTOTUaevt slid "to regts- j)p
icr therein the names of all persons (1;
applying lor registration, who are at
entitled to register and vote at the ;a
election as 'specified In the advertisement
by order of the Board of cj
Commissioners. Any and all persons i,,
apply for a registration shall "be required
to take an oatih that he , or jr
she lias been a citizen of North Car te
ollna for one year and of said ward _
tor four months; provided however,
that it shall not be required; or nec
essary to have a new registration
> -every two years and that after the
j registration and' "election In May
1939, then a new registration shall
, be had only when the Board of Com
m lsslouers shall so order; that at
the time of tthe appointment of the
I registrar, as herein provided, the
, Board of Commissioners shall appoint
two citizens from each ward
to act as Judges at the election or
elections so called andf| advertised, H
who, together witih the registrar,
' shall hold the elections In theit re|
specttve wards or at such places
designated by the Board of Commls
slonars, aforesaid, under the laws
and regulations applying to municipal
elections and shall open the
polls for said elections at . seven
o'clock, A. M., and close them at six
o'clock jP. M,on the day set for said
ejections by ?he Board or Oommissloners
mm hereinbefore specified
i and said registrars and Judges of
> elections. In each ward, dhall. upon
? the closing of the polls, count the
I ballots and declare the results there
' of and certify the same to the Town
Clerk and?or Board of Commto-J
stoners and the Board of Commts>
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wiutf I m <Mm
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MOAT, JAN. S. 11S9
.1 .
w Government'
iloners shall thereupon declare the
lucoBsoful cudldstef for* commit
toners for the To*ra of Kings Maun
a In and trustees for the Kings
fountain Graded School District;
hat at any and all elections held
.ereunder a poll list shall be kept
I voters voting In said elections
nd shall be preserved and tiled with
too Town Clerk, together with the
allot boxes containing the ballots
ast In said election and together
lth the registration books.
Section 7. That on the second day
fter any election held hereunder
He Board1 of Cosnmieskmers for the
own shall Invite the successful can
Idatee for any and all of said o Alee
to meet with them at the Town
[all at ten o'clock; A. M. and shall
iso there have administered to thg
ucceasfui candidates for the differat
others.tSo oath iMjulred by
iw and turn orsr to them all of the
a pens, documents, etc., which are
trident or appurtenant to 'the ottom
to which tihey h%ve been elected.
I Section >. After the new members
If the Board of Commissioners for
I xe Town have been duly qualified
ame day they are sworn In proceed
e> elect one of their number as
Myor of the Town of Kings Moonatn.
North Carolina, whose term of
fllce shall be for two years and
aid mayor shall have the same pow
re add duties as heretofore given
j the mayor for the Town of Kings
fountain and shall preside at all
leetings of the -Board and shall
ave the right to vote on any queslon
which may oome before the
toard in caee of a tie.
Section 9. That the mayor shall
soeive as compensation for his serices
the sum of Twenty-five ($26.0)
per month and the members of
10 Board each shall receive- Five
ioliars ($5.00) for each regular
lonlhly meeting attended -by them.
Section 10. That, except aa herein
?t forth, provided and enumerated,
11 qualifications vtor voting; or boldly
cf eleetions and ail other maters
and thinge shall be held,' done
nd ordered under and by the sttpuitions
and limitations of the laws
ow apply to municipal corporation.^
Section 11. Tlmt nny person's, ilc
ring to run for Town Commission)
p. or School Trustee, shall at least
ve days before the ' election in
hlch he or she desires to run, file
Is or her' announcement in wilting .
1th the City Clerk and; pay a filing
e to be set by the Town Coinmlsoners.
not to. exceed. Five Dollars
5.90) and anyone not so filing and
Vjng the fee shall not be eligible
i mm In said election; that the
>wV Clerk shall have all of tlivf.lhSa
pripted for ~ each ward ' and!
stipute eaine to the registrars
id ?oil holders In each ward on the '
at day prior to the election.
Section 12. All laws and clauses
laws hi conflict herewith are here
jr repealed.
Section 13. That thte act tlhall b3
i full force and effect from and af>r
It's ratification.
primitive Methods
Need Not
Be Modem
ADVERTISE HEREH
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In yeilr ipdrt tlm?
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Wimrtml CirHi>M<mi l*iili
P. L. PIERCY, Rep.
ftox 2466 GMtonla, N. C.
io'^s Hter Son.
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Under power of ?to contained hi
I Deed of HtMt at record la fab* Registry
of Cleveland County, North Car
oilna, in Rook "184" at page 28. I, aa
trustee, will offer tor sale at public
auction, to the highest bidder, fpr
cash, at the Court Mouse door in
Shelby. North Carolina, at > c
12:00 o'clock M., January 11, 1939,
tin following described real estate:
Being a part of the Peter Seism
land and bounded aa follows: ' i
"BJBOINNING on a stone (formerly
a pine)., the L. B. Seism corner on
the J. Y. Elliott line, and runs with i
the Elliott line 8. 2 Mi W. 26 1-3 poles
to< a stake .in the said line in the
road; thence' With the road 8. 87 W.
16 poles to a stake on the North. <
edge of the road; thence with the
road 8. 61 1-3 W. 24 poles to a stake
hi the road in the old line; thence ,
with the old line N. 28% W. 9 poles I
bo a stone, old corner; thence with |
the old line 8. 49% W. 14 poles to a
stake hi the road: thence with the i
old toad N. 12 E. 46 poles to a stake ;
in the old road. the old corner:
thence w*h the old line 8. 85 B. ,
46 Vi pole* to the Beginning. con- ,
tain log Tea end One-Fourth (10 1-4)
acne#, more.or lees. i
auwr
pert of the' Peter Sciam land ' and
RBOINNLNO on * fetame. Wright* ,
corner and rone wMt hit Hne 8. 8? :
E. 39 potea to e atone; thence N. 93 i
W. 614 pole# to ?, atone and pointers, i
Bellinger's comer; thence with falo
Hne 8. 84 E. 66 pole# to a stake and
pointers In Loog Branch; thence
down sold branch as H meanders
42Mi poles to a stake In J. Y. Elliott's
line; thence with his line Ni
8514 W. 25 poles to a atone, his corner;'thence
N. 88 W. 43 1-2 poles to
a small dogwood; thence S. 3 W. 314
polee to a stone. Gardner's corner;
thence with bis Hne N. 87 W. 73
pole# to a stone pile, his corner;
thence with his line N. 2214 "E- 38
1-2 poles to the Beginning,. containing
Twenty. Seven end Five Eighth
(27 frJB) acres, more or loss."
TM? property is sold subject to .
oil t rCr liens.
This, the . 10th day of December,
lasa*
D. Z. Newton, Trustee.
?adv?jan 4 V
NOTICE
The annual mooting of the stockholders
of the First National Bank
of Kings Mountain will be held In
the Director's room on Tuesday,
.Tanuary 10th, 1939, at 2 p. m.
#a relieves
Itr tr It . colds
first day, '
Headaches
Liquid Tab and Fever
let4, Salve due to Cblda >n
Nose . Drops 30 minute*
rry "Rub-My-Tism, <? a .Wonderful
Liniment
QUESTIC
What's the Answer?
Br EDWARD FINCH I
^ urr wTHtevt?
TT IS not really stars we see; it Is
> * a blinding light. And that light
Is not really sight but' sensation.
Any of the five senses whan stimuli
la ted artificially will produce the
sensation (or which that sense is
responsible. Thus, when a blow to
the eye injures the nerves of the
Ieye it sends to the brain a met
dhga ofulght Since there is really
IIV." bo thing thero to im, It roacta in a
By^
mk Lq
H,AFTER?!
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NOTICE or SALE
Under and by "virtua ot the mw
of, sale woliliwd (Mt dtti of trust
given by C C. Wallace and wife, law
rie Wallace, to Wiley H. McGinn la,
trustee, tor the Kings Mountain
Building and Leu? Association, on
May 7, .1937, a? wilt appear on record
in the Register of Deeds Offloa
for Cleveland County in Book 215
at page 251 to secure the indebtedness
therein mentioned, and default
having been made in the payment of
same and at the request of the
Kings Mountain Building and Loan
Association, I, J. C. Lackey, substitute
trustee, will eell for cash at
the Cpurthouee door iu Shelby, Cleveland
County, North Carolina, on
Monday, January 16, 1939, ot ten ?,
o'clock, A. M. or ylthln legal hour*,
ibe following described reel estates
Situated In the Town of G rover,
N. C., and beginning at a stake. C.
P. Hambright's corner on Stonewall
SI fbot and running thence with atild
Street 8. 28 E. 126 feet to a stake,
S. R. Anthony's corner; thsooe with
S. R. Anthony's line N. 62% E- 160
feet to stake. S B. Anthony's oorner
on C. P. Hambright's line; thence
with C. P. Hambright's llou N. 28
W. 126. feet to a stake, C. F. HamHambrlght'a
line 8 62% W. 160 feet
to the beginning, oontatnlng 18,760
square feet, more or less and being
the same lot which was conveyed to
C. C. Wallace and wife by deed dated
Docember 16th, 1921, and now on *
record in the Register of Deeds Office
for Cleveland County. ,
This. 14th day of December, 1938.
J. C. Lackey, Substitute Trustee. J.
R. Davis, Abtyj?adv?12-16-1-4
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Relieve Their DISTRESS
This Easy, Quick Way! <
To bring speedy relief from the discomfort
of chest colds, muscular rheumatic
aches and pains due to colds?you need
more than "just a salve"?use a stimulating
' countat-irrUant" like good old
warming, soothing Musterole. It penetrates
the surface skin breaking up local
congestion and pain resulting frpm colds.
Even better than a mustard plaster?
Musterole has been ysed by millions fop
over 30 years. Recommended by. many
doctors and nurses. In three strengths:
Regular, Children's (mild) and Extra
Strong, 4(X; Approved by Good Housekeeping
Bureau. All druggists.
INBOX ~
We have some good
late model Used Cars
that have been recently
traded in on the new
1939 Foitd V-8 See Ois
now for a good Used
Oar or a brand new
Ford vV-8 with Hydrau
lie brakes.
'
Plonk Motor
Co.
Authorized Ford
Dealer
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PERCY L. CROSBY
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