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Mr*. J. H. Thornton, Mr?. C. Q.
pat* of East, V/e?t and Central
dividual reat the responsibility of
0upU and teacher, which the real
Some Accomplishityents
?f Schools In Recent
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BUILDINGS
1/ Beat, and West schools painted
e> outside. ?
. * West School painted inside.
3. Kadt School auditorium add
?0R& painted.
4. Central primary rooms painted.
5. Bereral rooms *l colored school
painted.
6. Two tor ma added to East school
7. Two rooms added to Davidson
Moot.
8. Contra 1 auditorium remodeled.
t. Modern lighting equipment India
fled on stage.
10. New curtains for stage and
drapes tor windows provided at
?*vtral School.
II. Music and dressing rooms
Built on back stage of Central audi
brinm.
VS. Celotex celllny built In Central
auditorium.
13. New roof over entire butldtnv
nt Daptdson School.
It. Tencher room provided at
East and West Schools. ,
IMPERIAL
THEATRE
Kings Mountain's
I Popular Play House
PHONE 134
TODAY - THURSDAY
Bargain Oay 10c To All
Frattlde Darro in
"Irish Luck"
Bo>b Baker In
f 'Honor of The West"
Atao Comedy
PWtDAV and SATURDAY
George O'Brien in
f "Marshall of Mess a City"
L'dmmid 1/>we in
"Witness Vanishes*
R??antem Creeps No. 4-Donald Duck
MONDAY and TUE8RAY
"Wothering Heights"
?beron and Nivea
| News ? Comedy
r 10c and 15c
COMING SOON
"Real Glory**
? "They Shall Have Music'
% "Intermezzo"
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I Thursday a
"DANCIT
. Lana Turner ? 1
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I Saturday ? u
''SPOILERS OF
I Charles
"CALLING A
Donald BarryComedy
Monday am
"EACH DA
James Casmev
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Double
B "NO PLAC
Fred Stone"BUCKEY
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Bruoe Cabot?
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Rhy-.e and Mr. O. M. Bridge*. PrirSchools
respectively. To theee three
, harmcniou* co-ordination betweeen
foundation for proper education.
I 1*. New type wardrobes provided
| iu each classroom at West Schcol.
| 16. Accommodations for the band
provided at Central School to In|
elude one large concert room wltto
I calotex ceiling and wal. storage
rcom. office and practice room.
17. Cafeteria remodeled at Central
School,
18. AJe<iuAle bulletin board facilities
provided in all white ciemen
tary schools- to meet new otandarrdlzatlon
requirements.
l!>. Student's Supply Store built
at Central High School.
20. High School Lbrary remodeled.
providing additional shelving
an! work rocra tor librarian.
21. Lunch room provided at East
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22. Two additional tcilet roomi
provided and equipped In the high
school and others brought up to requirements
of State Beard of Health.
23. Fountains lowered to proper
heigfcth for children at East School
and all fountains at Central and
tVor- Schools renovated to meet the
sanitary requirements of the State
Hoard of Health.
25. Additional fountain accommodations
provded at Davldscn school
26 Toilet facilities improved at
Davidson School.
27.. Improvement made In heating
equipment, at Davidson school.
28 Root repaired, at East School
29. RunnLlv? water, sink, and other
facilities in Science laboratory at
Drvadcn School.
30. New flag pole erected at East
School.
31. Considerable Improvements
made or. atlileftlc field such as additional
bleachers f-"ir footbal field
new band stand, and considerable
S3. Stage at West School remodeled
and new curtains pro-vldel.
34. Additional cabinets, book cas.
in M?r-'A04d )uonid|nba jaqio pun 'sa
wcrk done on the sfte.
32. Kntlre root ever Central High
School repaired.
35. Modern gymnasium built and
equtppel at High school adequate
for the Health and Physical ?ducattc-n.
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EQUIPMENT
1. New sewing machine?, tables,
chairs, nink, stove and other equipment
purchased for Home Economic
Department. . .
2. Large numfber of (teaks and oth
er tern lure provided for alt school*
3. Libraries In all schools brought
up to standard requirements.
4. New Science equipment added.
5. All equipment in Commercial
Department put in excellent condition
to adequately meet the needs
of the school.
6. New maps and globes provided
to meet requirements of standardization
In ail schools.
7. Three phonographs and adequate
supply of records purchased
H Ik
nd Friday
*G CO-ED"
Richard Carlson
touble Feature
THE RANGE"
Starrett
LL MARINES"
?Helen Mack
-Serial
i Tuesday
WN I DIE"
?George Raft
Bargain Day
Feature
E TOGO"
-G. Dixon
FHEKID"
Ralph Byrd
- Serial
Pixie
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HBRALD1
for the Musdc Department.
8. Adi'Hlooel equipment tncludinj
typewriters'provided for all phlnclpal's
offices
9. Seventy five band uniforms put
chase). *
10. Several hundred dollars spent
for new hand instrument*.
11. Football uniforms provMed foi
V fcWPrJl 7S .'ind 1ftfl linva
EDUCATIONAL
1. Mookkeeplng added to Conimei
' ial Department.
2. A -department of Bible added.
:i. A certified, full time director ?1
.' 'hvslcat edtv-atlrtn employed.
t An organised* program of Heal
It end Physical Education for al
vlded.
!> Ninth month ttddoi to schoo
>n in all schools.
5. Marked improvement in the a
professional training ?
teacher*.
7. Profcustcnnl library establish
rd for teachers.
Citv Here Fridav
King* Mountain's dauntless Moul
alneers. resting in ehtth place I;
tiie Western Conference, hope t
I mmo up cn by upsetting Forest Cit:
'his Friday afternoon on the bom
I ground.
Last year's Forest City team haa
! od the Mountaineers one of ~ the!
, worn defeats, but with a. two wee'
rest. Coach Cline Farthing hopes t
, throw a strong team up a gains
them. Bennett la still out with i
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To one of Kings Mount;
in constant touch with j
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Those who wan
buy at this particu
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Imivuici i cnsuu
in Prices and Men
Goods as well as C
Season by means ol
are passed on to yc
NOTE?The let
just when the first
friends.
The Fall and W
pean War at Low
store. Prices may J
Icient amount to fil
be advanced. We b
cy and the war sea
take advantage of
we can, and will, 1
ever| exist in our ?
assure our friends
now on display in c
Sign
ONE OF THE 1
THAN jiVER, AN
THEREBY GIVf <
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PARTICULAR GI\
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T1UB8DAY, NOV. ?, 1939 " < .
I broken hawk leaving * hole 4a the 1
;' King* ^fountain. line,, but Farthing
. hopes that MHdfcam and Gantt can
i oaercome thla. " I
' i List w eex the Mountaineer 'B" {
| tiring held Shelby's Little Lions to
. a 7 up tie, each team baterlng away,
futllely, to croBs the other's (
' goal line the second time. Oaffney |
an?l Cobb looked good for the Moun
tai'ieers, playing balcttf^eld foc\U
r-_ ball equul to that of varsity men.
' The Federal burplua Cotnmixlitles
I Ccrporatlcn has been authorised to
buy ccrn meal and grits from prooea j
* 1 sors who agree to buy an equivalent
amount of loan ccrn from the Com:
inodily Credit Corporation,
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* YOUR OLD THINGS
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Neighbors
sin's fine Schools and are
the good work they are
tappy to add our congrat>f
Kings Mountain.
ish Grocery
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t the. smartest, style, fashion, q
lar Belk Store.
we have such good business is
chandise when everyone else t<
otton Goods your local Store h
f unusual large stocks and purcl
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ter quoted below appeared f]
rises in war-scare prices beg
inter Goods now on our shelve*
Prices and we assure our Oust*
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iscend skyward but the Goods 1
i the wants of our thousands ol
ought our Fall and. Winter IV
re will not advance the price ol
Belk's usual Low Prices. We h
ioM down prices on Goods n?
Itore. Of course we have no w
that we will protect them i
nr entire Store.
ted by F. R. Stallworth, Mgr. B1
IESULTS OF THE ABOVE I?
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GREATER VALUE STILL F
? OUR STORE AND THE Q1
rES THE "CREAM OF GQD1X
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MILK
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. Golden Guernsey Milk has that richer, tastier
flavor that grown-ups as well as children prefer. It
is produced by the finest dairy herds?all protected
by Margrace's modern diyry methods. We
invite you to inspect our spotless dairy and see
for yourself the sanitary manner in which your
uoraen uuernsey Milk is bottled.
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Schools Develop the Mind, Golden Guernsey De~
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velops the Body. Both work together for the id*
vancement of you and your child. Order Your
/Golden Guernsey Today.
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Margrace Dairy
Phone 18 Kings Mountain, N. C.
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uality and above all VALUE, in their purchases
this Store called an Armistice to any advances
ells you things are going up. For even in Wool
as protected our Customers for the rest of the
bases at the Lowest of the Low Prices which
rom us way back the first days of September?
an to be talked of by our competitors and
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9 were bought before the outburst of the Eurointers
that War Prices will not exist in our
we now have on Display?(and we have a suffif
Customers for many months hence)?will not
ierchandise in time to save our Customers monF
Goods now on display, so come on friends and
ave no control over the wholesale market, but
ow on all our floors. No war profiteering will
ay of controlling the future market, but we do
igainst high prices with our enormous stock
ELK'S DEPT. STORE, Kings Mountain, N. C. J I
1 WE FIND WE HAVE MORE CUSTOMERS
OWER OUR COSTS OF SELLING AND
OR THE 1939-1940 SEASONS.
UALITY SHOW THAT THIS STORE IN II
J AT BUTTERMILK PRICES." ^
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