' ! By Afltce Burton
Patterson Grove Section
A large number attended the revival
meeting at Patterned , a rove
last week. Those who Joined the
church by baptism were baptised at
Mr. J. B. Patterson's pool Saturday
morning.
AH the school children and the
teachers attended the morning services.
Thursday a group ot the
wcbool girls sang two special songs.
Every day Just a few mlniites botore
time for the service to begin
the school bell was rung and the
, - pupils who had been out foi* recess
wont back to their rooms. Then they
inarched single file Into the church
. and were seated. Several comments
wero made on. their good, behavior.
Of course everybody is expected to
behave la church but when a large
lug one of my former school teach~im
SIS "i i'^>k forward to your
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FARM FOR SALE on Cherryvllle
road. 20 to 40 acfts. Jackson
' iWhlte, Kings Mountain, Route 8.
?8-17-pd.
fTO MY PEACH CU8T0MERS
Indian Cling Picketing / peaches
now ripe..Nice For piekeMhg. Prire
right. Not able to deliver. C. M.
Foole.
REMEMBER ? On Saturday you get
one ot our delicious Banana Splits
I for "only 10c. Kings Mountain Drug
Company.
FOR SALE ?Btgh and Grapes. Paysour*#
Tourist Camp. auglO
tiannnuea next weekj
1 Tom' "Our colored eltureh wa?
Snaking a drive,for funds, and Unci#
Riftui refused saying he owed ev?
arybody in town now; the eollolto#
nketf him if he didn't owe anything
Jko the Lord, and what do you think
Jm said,"7 George: "I imagine he
aald he did, but the Lord wasnt push
him lijke the .other oredK^orSL*1
VVe are pushing our wicker furnlturp
and porch chairs right now. Look
'em over.
D. F. Hord Furniture Co.,
Buy It For Less At Hord*e
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discouraged UA?1t ?* wogdg^if
anr?ae bothered to, /end t^ls any '<
more. I don't. kpow who wrote the
group of children ocn be quiet to- d
grther, anywhere, congratulations B
ere in order. , 8
1 wm flattered lact week by haw tl
words: "Praise la not only gratify- N
ing but the course of fresh energy" d
but I do believe ther*re true. But 1
word* of good natured criticism are &
better, tn this column writing bust- h
ncsa. than no comment, because it
at least lets one know that they are a
bong read. <, f
SOCIAL 1TRM8: *
Mrs. Marlon Putnam nee Miss Ola
Hnmrick of Waoo, spent last week
with her mother and other' relatives '
in this section. 1
Mr and Mrs. Tom TttOfrtbur* and
niece and Mr*. Laura Roberta of
Georgia. spent last week visiting
relatives here.
a?.. ^-^|,Jq^r^w,greens for.
werljr of Kings Mountain out noir orJ
Belmont are visitors of friends and
relative* here. e
Mr. Buddy Shumaker of Charlotte
Is a guest of Mr. Jake Thorn burg
this week.
Mr. Andrew Burton Is sick *t the
tline of this writing.
Crimson Clover Cuts
Winter Dairy Costs
Every farmer Is constantly on the
search for methods of ioweting production
costs while maintaining or
Increasing yields. Dairy farmers can
fnd one answer to their search rlgh
here, especially those who have trou
ble with winter production costs dud
to the dormancy of pasture grasses
during the cold months.
F. R. Faro ham, dairy specialist of
the State College Extension Service
recommend* the seeding of crimson
clover on permanent pastures for
year-round gracing even in the Pled
raont and mountain section. Hie clo
ver will provide succulent feed for,
cattle at a time rwhen the growth of
regular pasture grasses Is stopped by
cold weather.
He explained - that lack of pasture
and forctd barn feeding of cows are,
the two big factors which cause high
sinter milk production costs.
Now Is the proper time to make
ready for seeding crimson clover.'
Farrfhain skated. Where ,!permakient
pastures have & fair growth at vege
taiion. a good practice Is to* broad. I
eelmsAi* elnvdr fldpd (UfAAtlv fft I
.1101 VI IIUOVII V*v< wt ? - ?
with JertiMxer on basic slag, spread
tightly over the pasture. ^
From 16 to SO pounds of seed per
acre la needed to supplement perma
neat pastures, the specialist said.
He expressed the opinion that Terr,
few, if any, farmers tn North Caroil- J
na tail to recognise the beneficlalre
suits to the soil that always occur
when such legume* as crimson clover
are turned under, but that relatively
few reaHze that crimson clover
will prove successful-when seeded
In permanent pastures, .r
MICKEY AND HIS ft
ttr WE \W9ttE5b NOU |( NOW \F SOWS
MN UTOE WWH 0*1*6 fYSKVOO.vn
VSU1E OF -muHSFOlNESS VOO MN C(
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MAKGRACE NEWS ]
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Mr*. Hitttw Rudht
Mr. and MreJ. H. Boheler and ?
hlldreii, Hales and Jaaloe, MUwee |
eola and Janle Boheler motored' to i
louth Carolina Saturday to celebratd t
lie 74th birthday given In honor ot t
Ir. A. J. Boheler. They were aooom t
unfced |>y Meaera \\lllliajn Blade. 1
I'arry Fayseoux, R. A. Jolly and i
liases Seltna Oantt and Es'.ele Bo- 1
eler. t
Mr. and Mne. Tommie Smith had I
n their guests Sunday Mr. Smith's
at her and mother, Mr. and Mrs. \V.
:. Smith; also Mr. and Mrs. Leon'
rd Smith, all of Landrum, 8. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barber spent
luturriay night In Shelby with Mrs.
larher's parents.
..Mr., and ..Mr*.. JMIUrd had as their
tueMs Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Reves
ainlaon and Mr. and Mrs Raymond
rion'.nger and their families of
High Shoals. N. C.; also Mr. and
ttn* -irmrr-.I flUVvi..i,V ,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Faljs left 8un
lay morning with Mr. Joe Lee Wood
wi.rd for Now York' City to visit
he World's Fair.
Mr and Mrs. Chas Moss had as
hetr guests over the week end Mr.
tad Mrs. Lee Bedford of Tuluca.
Mr. Hay GoCoith has returned
lome from the hospital where he un
lerwent an operation on hie eye.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jolly and
ore. Clinton and Clarence. Jr.. and
drs. R. P. Thomas have returned
lome after spending the week end
it Myrtle Beach.
NOTICE
'ederal Works Agency, Public Buildngs
Administration, Washington, D.
3., Aug. 4, 1939. Sealed proposals in
lupllcate will be publicly opened In
his office at 1 p. m., Standard Time,
?ept. 6, 1939 for construction cornicle
of the U. 8.- P. O. at Kings
fountain, N. C. Upon application,
me set of drawings and specificsions
will be supplied free to each ,
Joneral Contractor interested in
ivbmittlng a proposal. - The above
lnalwlngs and specifications MUST ,
>e returned to this office. Contractors
requiring additional sets may obain
them by purchase from this of.
Ice at a cost of f5 per set, which .
vlll not be returned. Checks offered
is payment for drawings and specllcstions
must be made payable to 1
he order of the Treasurer, U. 8. .
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Have Votir Eyea Examined,
Classes Pitted
?By?
DR. D. M. MORRISON
Optometrist - Bye Specialist
Will be In Kings Mountain Office
on Every Tuesday and Friday
afternoons. Hours 1 P. M. to
? P. M.
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fruits and barriaa are a dallehealthful
.daaaart whan served
IUNRI8E HEAVY CREAM. En
at palate pleasing combination
rour morning cereal, too. It's a
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X THURSDAY. AIIO. It. lltf. " '~r~ Mlrfngi
tU s?sc*V?t1oas vfllaM C l_
? furnished' to Contractors who jjll hi
A-ra consistently failed to submit
mfOMli. Ob* set upon request, end 1
rhen considered in the Interests of . sj^H
>e Government, will be furnished,
a the discretion of the Commission- >
<r, to BulWers" Exchangee, Cham- Ov
>ers of Commerce or other organt- m? I
ations who wilt guarantee to make M
hem available for any Sub-Contrac
or or material firm Interested, and I o
quantity surveyors, but this prlv- M m
nge will be withdrawn if the sets are m'
tot returned after they have accom- A|
rfishcd their purpose. W. E. Rey- ?
ioMs, Commissioner of Public Buildnge,
Federal Works Agency. 8-10-17.
flowiu blood otfoom fro# of on txcto of
' fifln
aaattar I ha kldaoya moat raraova from EJ
?ha blood It nod With io to aodur*. H I
WW tko kidaoya tail to fuaetloa so HHO f|
Nature latoodod, tkere lo rotoatloa ol EnI^^B mJk
e?W that stay mat body-wide die- mV|B
- -{sagB?i" its nm frfa f&Afl
ES^s^rsSara |1 pO
atMdMelaMl aatl nrn fiat iMalaooiiS
a Isrt^nia^w hwQ ass wDwf ti^gtmwlo
I* o diuretic knodldno to bolp tbo kldnrye W
got rid of new tmmmtm body eraato. ll.aH
we Ooaa'i PilU. Tboy hava bad atora |HH
thn foety yaara of pwbtlc appravst, Ars 11HI
IP??'? SoM at all dnif torn. flPffl
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Entire Stock of Dry Goods Must be
I Owner will open a New Business of a
I PRICES HAVE BEEN SLASHED
I STOCK.
Come and G<
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Children's I LADIEJ
DRESSES I 80 Squi
Each 15? and up | On i
DOUBLE BLANKETS
70x80?On Sale?
$1.00 pr.
MEN'S WASH PANTS
$1.00 Values?On Sale??
70c pr.
LADIES HOUSE SLIPPERS
Size 8 Only?
mat
i dc pair
LADIES' COTTON HOSE
2 pairs 15c
PRINTS Men's <
Yard wide, fast colors. S
Values up to 20c Non wilt
On Sale at 10c Yard On
ON SALE
North Piedmont Avenue
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different nature. M
IN ORDER TO MOVE) THE ENTIRE I
et Your Share |
3' DRESSES I Other 1 '
lire Prints I LADIES' DRESSES E
Sale 50c I On Sale 05c and 80c
BOYS' KNICKERS 1
$1.00 Values?On Sale?
60c pr. I
" Men's Large Size I
OVERALLS and WORK PANTS
44, 44, 4*. 50?ON SALE? '|
yuc&$i.uu
CHILDREN'S BLOOMERS
5c pair
- MEN'S . :
ATHLETIC UNION SUITS
25c pair
Golden Dawn I GINGHAMS AND )
HIRTS I PLAY CLOTH %
collar. $1 val. I Values up to 20c Yard.
Sale 75c I On Sale at 10c Yard <'
TILL SOLD! I
SMITH
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Kings Mountain, N. C.
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