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V iiion, Ever\>ne Jiopes for Mm a-1
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Weedon and
children spent Sunday, Jan. 21,
with relatives In Laurens, S. C.
Mr. M. L. McCuney of Jacksonville
Florida, has been visiting his daughter,
Mr"- J, W. Gladden and Mrs.
Vlrgle Allman of this city and hie
eon of Gaffney, 8. C.
Miss Fale Huffstetler of Penley's
Chapel visited Misses irene and Lu
eille Gladden this past week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Huffstetler
had as their guest# Sunday their j
?QH .MX -HowavA.
' ms wife of Shelby and Miss RuRth
Moore of Shelby.
Mrs. C- A. Sheppard returned
home Tuesday - after spending the
first part of the week with her son.
Mr. Elmer Sheppard and wife of
Shelby.
Mr. Paul Alexander of near Lincotnton
spent part of last week
with his cousins. Messrs Charles
- end James Alexander.
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By Alice Burton
Patterson Grove Section ? ?
Mr. Warren Reynold* returned to
his home Suuday after being in the
Tinanltfll fir**- oln unhftnAI^*!- ? ?
tinw.
Minimum charge 36c.
Do net ask for information re<
gardlng "keyed" ads, as they are
strictly confidential.
If error la mads. The Herald la
responsible for only one Incorrect
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for subsequent Insertions.
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mediately of any corrections needWant
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advance except to business men
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'-STANDARD MAKE SPINNETTE
Piano. Strictly High Grade and
used only few months. Will sacrifice
for less than half price for
quick sale. 2-lc
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- FOR SALE ? .8 room boos, near
school, on Parker Street. Call
253-R. 2-1-p
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LAND POSTED NOTICE* for sale
at the Herald Office. Poat year
lead aad pieoonre your game.
REMEMBER ? On Saturday yougr'
one of odr detldoue Banana Split,
tor only l#o. Rings Mountain Drug
flkxnpany.
FOR BALE CHEAP ? Neeco I burn
er Oil Store. 106 Watterson St
fob 1 .
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SHOE SHINE8 8c. Kings Mountain
Shoe Shop. We call for and delirer.
1-18-tf.
FOR RENT ?- Furnished room,
v Steam Heat Hot Water. Moderate
Rates. Call 106.
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I- TIME TO REPAIR
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s Give your shoes that
now - season look?with
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our expert shoe repair
service. It's always economical.
FOSTERS
SHOE SERVICE
, Phone 154. We Deliver
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EYE OPENERS
Pgas is
universally
used for
cooking and
broiling, vet
this same
intense heat
MARES REAL
JCE for
the only
OUTDOOR
ICE Skating
3 rink in .
the world.
arjev-st .fjKr%. w "i~ m
THERE WERE J
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GENERALS ^ftT\
White many of ths titles were of
n honorary nature, actually thousands
of generalship# were issued
by thfPederal government during .
and shortly after the Civil war.
All-ysar-'round ice skating is a
new diversion for Californiant!
Engineers tackled the job of making
ice under the sun?and suc:
:
Jefferson Standard
Reports Bigr Gains
Harry E. Page, local representative
of the Jefferson Standard Life
Insurance Company, of Greensboro,
N. C.. has received the annual report
of the Cotnpany'a operations la
1939, as presented by President Julian
Price at the annual meeting of
the stockholders and directors.
Payments to policiyholderB and
beneficiaries amounting to $9.350,
000; an increase In assets of approx
imately $7,500000 which makes total
asaetn $87,500,000, and continuation j
of the highest net Interest on invested
assets of any major insurance
company were reported.
beclartng 1930 to hare been the
best year in the Company's 32-year
history President Price said that
the high lights of the past year "appear
to be the rate of interest earn
ed on our invested assets; the favorable
mortality experience; ' and
the satisfactory gains in insurance
Issued and In insurance in force."
"Our payments to policyholders
and beneficiaries anvoMited to $?,353,000.
This makes the total payment
to policyholders and beneficiI
aries, since the organisation of the
company in 1907, the sum of fill.
835,000.
'We have increased our contingency
fund from $1,100,000 to $1,300,000.
This is a safety fund tp take
care of 'contingencies, depreciation
on real estite. and Investment fluctuation.
"Finally, we have increased our
surplus $500,000, giving us a capital
and surplus of $6,000,000.
"The results of the last year
could hot have been accomplished
without the loyal co-operation of ev
ery member of the home office staff
our branch offices and our agents
in the field."
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WOMEN
Win admiration with an alluringly,
lovaly oomplaxion. Now
beauty "secret" tells how. Inexpensive.
Easy to maks.
(Writs Anna, Box 411, Charlotte,
North Carolina.
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of ice-ska ting an- 'lasts ars
flocking to the new rink, the "Tropical
lea Gardens" in Wastwood
Village, California. Odd as H may
sound?the same fuel. gas unlversally
accepted for cooking,
water heating, house heating and
refrigeration, is used for power tr
the ice-malting process.
NOTICE or SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a Deed of Trust
given by Clyde Bennett and wife,
Bessie Bennett, to Wiley H. McGlnnls,
Trustee, for, the Kiags Mountain
Building and Loan Association
on the 9th day of July, 1937, and
registered in the Register of Deeds
Office for Cleveland County In Book
01K aft- nana *i A" Ia aaaitva fUa 4m.
?AU| a V WVW| IV DV*Xs?SS*s VI?V ??
debtedness and default bavins been
made in tbe payment of same and
at tbe request of the Kings Mountain
Building and Loan Association.
I. as substitute trustee, will sell
for casta at the Courthouse door in
Shelby, Cleveland County, North
Carolina, <% Monday, February 18.
1940,. at 10:00 A. M., or within fegal'
hours, the following describod real
estate: '
BEGINNING at an Iron stake on
the Blast side of Oriental Avenue,
Onslow Bennett's corner and runs
with his line 8. 86 1-2 E.165 feet
to a stake; thence a new line N.
1 1-2 E. 56 feet to a stake; thence
N 86 1-2 W. 165 feet to a stake on
said avenue; thence wlUi it 8. 1 1-2
W. 56 feet to the Beginning. containing
9,240 square feet, more or
less, and being the same lot con
veyed by Walter Whltaker and wife
to Clyde Bennett by deed, dated
12th August, 1935, as will appear
on record in the Register of Deeds
Office for Cleveland County.
J. C. Lackey.
Substitute Trustee.
J. R. Davis, Atty. ?adr fob 9.
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Notice of Solo Under Execution
NORTH CAROLINA.
CLEVELAND COUNTY.
In The Superior Court
Commissioner ot Banks of N. C.
Ex-Rel.
Commercial Bank and Trust Co., E.
L. Campbell, Assignee,
PLAINTIFFS
Vs. , I
Smith UalUmore and II. \V. Galllmore,
DEFENDANTS
By virtue of two executions direc
ted to the undersigued, from the Su
1-erior Court of Cleveland County in
the above entitled action, I will, on
Monday, February 12, 1940, at 12:00
o'clock noon at the Courthouse door
of said County sell to the highest
bidder for cash to satisfy said executions
all the right, title and Interest
which the said. H. W. Qalllmore,
the defendant, has in the fol&?&
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HEG1NN1NO at a stake, old John
Barber corner and runs with old
Barber line S. 66 1-2 E. 2.00 chains
to a P. O.; thence another Barber
line 8. 44 E. 17:00 chains to 8. and
P.; thence another Barber line S.
21 W. 11.90 chains to a stake on the
East side of road; thence 8 1-2 4.15
chains to center of Reason's Creek
at ford; thence up the creek N. 87
E. 9.70 chains to a brake; thence
nearly with the brake N. 10 E. 3.00
chains to a perslmon; thence N. 13
W. *2.00 chains to center of eandday
road. Kings Mountain to Shelby;
thence with said roaad S. 78 W
9.30 chains In said road; thence
with said r6ad S. 66 W. 3.62 chains
to center ot said road opposite a
black gum. Calvin Ware's corner;
th?mce with hie line N. 9 1-2 W.
:'..54 chains to a stake in old road,
Calvin Ware's corner;. In old Allison
line; thence with old rond 8.
78 1-2 W. 7.52 chains to curve;
thence N. 81 1-2 W. 2.16 chains to
a stake. Kelly Dixon's corner; thence
with his line 8. 22 1-4 W. links
to center of aforesaid sandclay road
thence with Dixon's line and sstd
road S. 48 E. 5.28 chaina to Dixon's
corner in center ot said road; then*
ce with his line S. 11 1-4 W. 11.84
chains to the Beginning, containing
fifty (50) acres, saving and excepting,
therefrom, 8 1-2 acres which haa
been allotted to H. W. Gallimore as
a homestead. according to law,
which said homestead is described
as follows: Beginning *t a stake the
old John' Barber corner and runs
N. 11 1-2 E." 11.84 chains; hence
N. 48 W. 5.28 chains; thence 8. 81
1.-2 E. 1.88 chains to center of paved
highway; thence with paved
highway 8. 81 B. 2.00 chains; thence
8. 78 1-2 B. 3.00 chains; thence
I a. 86 K. 8.00 chains; thence 8. . 87
B. 50 links; thence a new line 8. 12
W. 12.81 chains to a stake tn old.
line on Bast side of road; thence N
88 1-2 W. 7.00 chains to tbe Beginning,
containing 8 1-2 acres, more
or less.
This the 18th day of Jan., 1940.
J. R. CUne,
Sheriff of Cleveland County.
?adv?feb 1
Have Your Byes Examined,
Qlassea Pitted
- -By?
DR. D. M. MORRISON
ODtometriat . Eve Saeclalist
Will be In KJnte Mountain Office
en Every Tuesday and Friday
afternoons. Hours 1 P. M. to
P. M.
THE WEATHER
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iceries and Meats from
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