J AS It GOES
Vi iV11II uii i mi"iTnm
< jhjflik'''A6ft 6t matrimony must not
y aerougbt M ?ome people uy It
JBt'VUtb rate, Bruce ,MqDeuiel and
I W Cormor Elisabeth Harris bave do
typed to see If two. can live as cheap
* pm on? We're convinced that a "mar
'rMw? mrave" aa well as a heat wave
1hi* Kings Mountain.
gut to learn that no longer
*%fin igtrta have lips like Jean Craw.
'Wra'r 'on* day and like Hedy La Jslast's
the next day. But of course
lyfc I# tRi* only If they use the new
H|?dl?|[ that up; be painted on tbe
*essa "pQntti 'Is '.iawin'c. p" on
SWraeUy. con be worn for approxlMalely
a week with only one appV.
iXjIion Borne of the flappers might
'yftWcU to get some liquid make-up.
Xg^dy'fhelr personal features, then
*Mal their Hps ito eult their own
.5toe rather than thetr favorite movie
HpuIcKdtesULTg ? LOW COIT
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usMwdoncerns' having aocounts with
(REMEMBER ? On Saturday you get
??s?e;or our delicious Banana Splttj
i 'for' only 10c. Kings Mountain Drug
I pampaoy.
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lu?0*Mfef<T*L8 "of V STORE
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/'Mtatfoa Couroe will aolve grout
f* Ifffif problem for promotion ? esy
mlilty valuable to Chain Store
V MAMtijn h or anyone aspiring to
f tnaaage a Retail Business. Short.
and' inexpensive. Invest!.
fcSpate W* training. U fills a great
rMeqiV OaU or write P. L. Piercy,
vflupI'U) entati vet International CorI>?rctoponden<ie
Schools, 409 Emerson
f &/ >., OoAtoola, N. C.
? (Continued Next Week)
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,^TOM AND GEORGE
* tXdfh: "Our colored church wai
making a drive for funds, and UnoU
UMitit refused saying he owed ev.
rUtody in town now; the aolioltoi
Need filth If he dMnt owe anything
At' Ore \.ord, and what do you thinli
A# 'skid/*? George: "I imagine h?
slid fie did, hut tho Lord wasn't post
him like the other creditor*."
Wt ire pushing our wicker furniture
fid porch chairs right now. Look
yr oY~D.
F. Hord Furniture Co.
uy It For, Lass At Hord'a
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star's (ace.
Some people are terribly (Setorbed
about the changing of the date
(or ThanksgHving? they aay that no
one pereon should have the power
to make such a chance. Well, yon
know, some people have stayed tn
the same rut (or so long that they
can't conceive of a change like this.
Then, too. It ha* been said* that .. a
man never can be convinced that he
is wrong. Who Is behind this movement,
man or mouse? Perhaps If all
of us would express thanks and appvcdsMon
everyday- fot^ybat we accumulate
or accompllah. we woS^d
not have to worry as much ibout a
spt-clal day of thanksgiving.
Things I'd like to know: Whether
there will be soother war soon .....
tf this year's football team
HI ) _ _ ?_ _ _ . - - -? _ _ SU.I
win win iui iiiauy |ani?? as iui
yeur*6 team If Hitler will lMt
al'tS^f^ lit' *W ii ' i *Sfc mfcdt l
tla " ?fT*. . ! *' STIIfJF "
planes wlU ever b? ?? numerous as
ittlomobtlts If there will b?
another Shakespeare If Editor
Lynch will hare something I*
common with Eddie Cantor...... K
school teachers will ever set the
salaries they deserve If the
Jews will be recognised aa human
beings.
DIXON NEWS
(By Charles E. Stewart) '
Rev. H. Ll Reaves, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church of Qroyer will
conduct a revival meeting at the
Dixon School House, beginning Mon
day evening, Aug. 28. Everybody la
invited'.
Mrs. Conrad Hughes spent the
week-end with her- mother, Mrs.
W. L. Dimlap of Ogdnr 8. C.
iMrs. Buddy Sellers' and daughter,
Elizabeth, spent several days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Detbert Jack
' son of the Park Yarn.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whttsnant of
Oa&tonla were visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. O. T. Stewart 8unday afternoon
iMr. and Mrs. E. J. Chlldert and
children of Smyrna spent several
/ ays lost week with Mr and Mrs. J.
, W Farrle.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Farrle of
Kings Mountain spent the iveek end
with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie tfsrrip.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd MoDanlel and
baby of Orover were visitors of Mr.
i and Mm. Whitney Wells Monday.
, Mm. Harvey Jackson and chfldken
, of Kings Mountain spent several
days last week with Mr. and Mrs. E.
Jackson.
, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Wells end,
children and Mrs. A. L. Wells attend
ea lae piport iivuuiuu, m\ ?uw?
church Sunday.
Miss Annie Male Sellers is visiting
relative* near Kings Mountain.
By Way Of
Mention
Mr. and Mm. Wright Harmon and
Mr. Leo Beattte and daughter, Lola,
attended the Seattle reunion at the
home of W. 0- Beabtle. Sr., near
Gastonia, Sunday, Aug. 13.
Mtas Geneva Sheppard had as her
guest Thursday night Mies Myrtle
Reynolds of the Beth ware section. .
Mrs. J. W. La than and Miss Ruby
FlodAllng visited friend* In Geatonla
Sunday.
Mr. Eugene Patterson spent the
past week end at the beach.
Mtas Lela Webber had . aa her
i guest* Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bit
s Pecdelton and Willie Joe of 8plndal*
. PV- and Mrs. Howard Griffin and
r Mr. Jame% Connor of 8heM>y and
I Mtos Lela Webber of the City riaic
tod MM* Webbers brothers, Messrs
i Dorvtn and J. B. Webber of Char.
i lotte Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Weedon hare
i a* .their gueet this week the formers
i mother, ,Mr?- C. F. Weedon of High
Pftln*
Mlasea Ida and Guwte Huffstetler
havo returned from a trip to Tenneue
and Kentucky.
MCY KIDS
jh ulcm vyfc cook
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hrmQurtL
Q.-tt It DNMHtr to add miaertU
to the dairy ration wh?a lnnni
hay la fad? J
A.?Legume hays, when grown on
land not deficient in line, will uaually
supply sufficient calcium ' for
the average cow and an adequate
supply of phoei horous can be secured
from the grain ration (provided tt
contains as much sa SO percent of
feeds such as wheat bran, cottonseed
meal and soybean meal. However, a
good producing cow often draw* on
the mineral reserve stored in her
bones, especially during the early
pert of the lactation period. For
this.reason It is best to add to each
100 pounds of concentrate -ration, faux
pounds of a mineral mixture composed
of equal parts of ' finely
ground limestone and steamed bone
foal. This mixture, together with
that carried in the hay and grain,
will be sufficient.
.bSevwfrftSWfcttCZ.. Wft
$19,000 GENERAL RCPUNOINO
BANnS
BE IT ORDAINED by the Board oC
Town Commissioners ot the Town of
Kings Mountain:
Section 1. That the Town ot Kings
Mountain ' Issue Ma bonds, pursuant
to the Municipal Finance Act,' aa
amended, in an amount ' not exceeding
$19,000 (or the purpose ot refin-ding
a Hke amount of. the principal
of valid subsisting. bonded . f*debtedneaa
of the Town of Kings
Mountain, which Indentedneaa was
Incurred for necessary expenaee of
said Town, and la evidenced by the
following:
$3,000 Local Improvement Booda
dated November 1. 1919, due November
1, 1939. .
$2,000 Local Improvement Bonds
dated May 1, 1921.' due May 1; 1040.
$2,000 Waiter end Sewer Extension
Bonds dated January 1. 1923, due
January 1, 1940.
$3,000 Water and Sewer Bonds dated
October 1, 1923. due October 1
1939.
$2,000 Nblie Improvement Bondi
dated February 1. 1926, due February
$. 1940.
$6,000 Water Bonds dated June 1
192$, due June 1. 1940. f.
$2,000 PnbUc Improvement Bonds
dated November 1, 1980, due May 1
1940.
Section 2. That a tax eu dent t<
[pay the principal and interest ol
' said General Refunding Bondt ah&l
be annually levied and collected.
Section 8. That a statement of the
debt of the Town baa been filed aid
' tae clerk and ia open to public ?
nflrHnn
Section 4. That the holders of said
General Refunding Bond* shall b?
subrogated to all the rights and pons
era of the holder* of the Indebted^
neas refunded thereby.
Section 6. That this onfinanct
shall take effect upon its passage
and. shall not be submitted to the
voters.
The foregoing ordinance was pais
ed on the 21st day of August, 1229,
and was first published on the 24tt
day of August, 1929.
Any action or proceeding queetka
lng the validity of eiald ' ordinance
must be commenced! within thlrtj
dhye after lis first publication,
CHAS. O. DIL2JNG
Secretary of the Board of Town
Commissioner*.
- adv?Aug 31.
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BB IT ORDAIN KD by the Botri of |
Tcwa Commiaetonera of the Town of 1
KJnga Mountain:
Section 1. That the Town ot kings 1
Mountain teeue its bonds, pursuant I
to the Municipal Finance Act, as t
amended, in an amount not exceed- 1
ing $8,000 for the purpose ot refund'- ]
lag a like amount ot the principal Of
, valid subsisting bonded- Indebted- i
{iters of the Town of Kings Mountain,
which Indebtedness was authorised
by a rote ot more than a majority ot
I the qualified voters therein and la
evidenced by the following:
$S,000 School Bonds dated July 1,
1922. due July 1. 1940.
$3,000 School Building Bonds datj,
Mttj ?"? * taao_
Section 2. That a tax auOoient to
puy the principal and Interest ot said
Refunding School Bonds shall be
annually levied and collected. Section
3. That a statement of the
debt of the Town has been tiled with
the clerk and la open to public Inspection.
:
Refunding School Bonds shall be
subrogated to all the rights and powers
of the holders of the lndebtednueee
refunded thereby.
Section 6. That this ordinance
shall take effect upon its passage
and shall not be submitted to the
voters.
The foregoing ordinance wan pass
ed ob the 21st day of August, 1939,
and was first pnbhshed on the 14th
day of August, 1939.
Any action or proceeding question
Ing the validity of said ordinance
meet he commenced within thirty
days after Its first publication.
CHAS. G. JMLLJNG,
Secretary of the Board: of Town
Commissioners,
?adv?Aug. 31.
TRUSTEE'S BALE OF REAL
E8TATE
1 Under and by virtue-of the authority
In a Deed of Trait executed by
Bertha Reed, widow, December 15th,
1933, recorded in Book ISO, at page
401 in the Office of the Register of
1 Deeds for Cleveland County, and be'
cause of default In the payment of
thp debt thereby secured and failure
to perform the agreements therein
and pursuant to the demand of the
' owner of the debt secured by said
Deed of Trust, the undersigned trustee
will offer for sale at ptfblic auc1
tion to the highest bidder for cash
f at the Courthouse door In Shelby, at
1 12 o'clock noon, on Monday, September
13th, 1939, the following deecrtb.
> ed real estates
I Situated on the Bast aide of Cane i
' lar Street in the Town of Kings
Mountain. N. a, and BEGINNING
1 at an Iron stake in the edge of eedd
> OSceler .street 95 feet North from a
' cherry tree, Carolina Abie's corner,
' and runs thence with said Chnalsr
Street North 50 feet to in Iron sUto
thence East 107 test to an Iron stake
' thence South 50 feet to an iron
i stake; thence West 107 feet to the
beginning. ~ * i .
i This 14th day of August, IMS.
A. H. Patterson, Trustee,
t ?atfr?H7?>-7
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JT FLOUR 65c I
IS. Package 19c i
AD DRESSING 37c I
ae School Supplies
ery & Market!
We Deliver |
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Under Mid by virtue of the power
* gala. contained M e Deed of Tenet
liven by Vance Wright and. wife
Lucllo Wright, to Wiley H. JtoOInnts.
Trustee tor the Kings Mountain
Building and loan AeeoolaUon, on
the JOth day ot May, 1837, and reentered
in the Reenter ot Deeds Office
for Cleveland County, In Book' Sib.
pace 258, to secure the Indebtedness
therein mentioned) and default hav.
InR been made In payment of tame
and at the request of the Kings
Mountain BnlUHag and Loan Aeeo.
elation, I. aa substitute trustee, will
sell for cash at the Courthouse door
In Shelby, Cleveland County, North
CaioHna, on Monday, September 18,
193V, at 10 o'clock A. M. or within
legal houre, the following described
real estate:
, Beginning at corner of the C. 8.
Ktbler lot on Piedmont Street and
runs Sooth with aald street 50 feet:
thence West 160 feet to a etake;
thence North 80 Pest to a stake;
thence Mat 180 feat to the begin
t|i"g center and being the same
land conveyed tp Jake Ratney by C.
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1900. recorded to Book Mi l P?C?
288 hi tho office of Battster of
Deeds (tor CUrelanO Oounty.
Hits tho l?th Ooy of August. 1.929.
J. C. lacker. Substitute Trustee.
J. ft P*rl?, Atty ?odT 8.17-9-7
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STATB or NORTH CAROLINA, "*
COUNTY or CLffiVffiLAND FT I
la Hm Superior Court tC
Alice IaB, Plaintiff,
v* : .
RobMn L*ll, Defendant. r ..
NOTICB
The defendant above named, will
take notice that an action . entitled
aa above baa been commented la
the Btmertor Court oC Olereland
County, North Carolina, wherein the
plaintiff aeeka an afooota|te dSrorpe v . j
from the defendant; that eald defendant
wlH nlao take notice that
be la required to appear at the Clerk
or Court> Office at the Oburthoua In
said County In Shelby, North Carolina,
on the 4th day of September,
1939, and aneuer or demur to the
complaint now on file In eald action
In the Clerk's Office, or the plaintiff . I
w:U apply to the Court for the relief
demanded In' laid complaint.
This 19th day of August, 1939.
ft. A. Houeer, Jr.,
Cleric of Superior Oourt.
?adv?8-17?9-7 1 ."TV*
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Have Your Kyee ffxamined,
Qleeeee Fitted
? yrDR.
D. M. MORRISON
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Optometrist . lye Spool allot
Wfll lN to Kfnfa Mountain Office
on Ivory Tueoday an! Friday
afternoons. Houro 1 * to
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always trust a glass of
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at to your aummor lunohoo o
vo you extra energy on hot
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licious food In itself.
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