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PHYLLIS WARE
301 King Street
Your Active Inti
The Parents of
Small. FIVE of
do This Week it
Worth. Three Ti
Awards Given To A
> Number of Beth-Ware
\-H Girls
Tin' Botl.iWure 4-11 Club hob! its
.' RuUir moot Ins Thursday morulas,
bli 'l'i. in the jUgh School auditorn
tu.
After t';?> clu!) pledge and the
roll cull, vvo songs, "The 4-H Hymn
ltd. "Home in the Pines,", were
.*nigK Two members gave a conver
tat ion on " Wild Life/' Miss Sutton
nid Mr. Thornton, our agents, gave
t talk about "How to Help and Conj*rve
our Birds."
Merchants of Kings Mountain gave
awards' to. "4-H girls making the best
record in the different projects for
Belk's .Department Store gave
.vtatcrial for a dress to Euzelia Mc$waln,
who had the .best record in
jtottiing; Kecter's t)epa Hindu t
IlMDrDI A T 1
iivirciviAi
THEATRE
Kings Mountain's
Popular Play House
PHONE 13*. .
NOW PLAYING THURSDAY
\ Buck Jones In
"JRidin' For Justice"
also
Alan Marshall, Barbara Read. In
"Married and in Love
Serial '? News
; . 10c
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Ken Maynard In
"Flaming Lead"
also Polly Anne Young In
"Port of Hate'
lerial. "Green Hornet", Donald Duch
10c and 15c
sa^ai M a a imam * ta
mvnuAT ino i urovai
Tat and Slim", Laurel and Hardy
*A Chump at Oxford"
in
Newe, Comedy, March of Time
10c and 15c
?Coming Soon?
THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE
Dame"
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Thursda
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Ann Southern
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The Jon
FREE CAND
Every kid will receive a
I every tenth one receivi
on this day.
Monday i
ft "THE SHOP ARC
James Stewart ?
Wednesday ?
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Richard Cror
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RACHAEL JOLLY
Margrac* Mill
?rest In Your Baby's Behalf >
the Babies on this Week's Ho
them would Send Your Baby
> going to have a Mighty Im
mes, as much This Week Com
Store pave muteripl for a dress to ]
Carrie Yarboro for the l>est canning
record; IMonk Brothers Store pave
material for a dress to iCuzclia McSwain
for tlte best records; Phifer
Hardware Store pave a pyrex dish
to Annie Pearl Wright for the best
record in cooking; Bridges, and Hain
rick Hardware store gave a ? waste
i basket to Pratt Dover (Mis. Roliet! |
Howell\ for tlte best record in room
Improvement.
Farm Questions
| Q.?Should sweet potato plants
tie treated before planting . In the
field? ' i
A.?Where the soils are Infected
with stem . rot or wilt organisms,
the stems and roots should be dipped
in a 20-20-50 BordiNux mixture
or dusted with a mixture composed
of 25 per cent monohydrated cop-1
ner sulfate and 75 percent lime Just]
before plantinl. The scurf infected i
roots and stems should be treated |
with ground sulphur immediately j
before transplanting. Treated plants
must be transplanted in moist but
not water, logged soil.
Q.?What Is the proper temperature
for a brooder house?
A ? Kov the first week, j after
I?'iiu'ks are piueeu in me jvoooer.
the temperature should be regulated
to 98 degrees at, the outer edge
' of the eaopy aud on a level with
he chicks' heads. This temperature
is lowered five degrees each week
i until the- sixth week, but care
I should be exercised to avoid running
the' brooder at a sub normal
! temperature. Where brick or rock
brooders are used a room temperature
of 70 to 75 degrees is sufficient
' CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors' for the beautiful
floral offering and the kindness
rendered us during the illness
and death of our beloved husband
and father. -. '
' Mrs. R. H. George and children
Opportunity^
KnoclwC^H ff/1 ^
HEAD the ADS #
Vi '
iy and Friday ~.H
) MAISIE"
? John Carroll
Double Feature
UZONA KID"
Rogers
;Y TO WORK"
es Family
Y FOR THE KIDS
i piece of candy Free, with I
in# an extra large piece, I
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md Tuesday
>UND THE CORNER"
- Margaret Sullivan
- Double Feature
IARN DANCE"
dwell ? Doris Day
NCY SQUAD"
i Henry H
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TH? KINOe MOUNTAIN HERALD
Yeek's Ba
N'fat ~
BV-<M*.i^ ILo* auA!> ^;A e,
u a nw n a ly en
mnn ? onrvtn
Piedmont Avenue
iVill Insure Publishing the L
nor Roll are expected to rei
Fly ing Along the road to Si
portant Bearing on what
ipared with the last week of
MORE~ABOUT
BOY SCOUT BANQUET
(Cont'd from frout page)
tlie Court of Honor February 1i>th:
Tenderfoot Rank
Itnlph C. Thomas. 3; David Netll,
:i; Millard A. Prince,3; B. 9. Peeler,;
Jr., 3.: Henry Parks Noisier, 1; ,
Charles Nelsler, 1;, Bobbie H~mdon j
7: Eugene Timms, 7; Eugene Bfess- j
ley. 8; Lawrence Pressley, k; Wll
liant Mltchem. 5.
Second Class Rank
John Houser. -2: Oscar Gladden, 5
Darwin Keller. 5; Wip. Blackwell, 8;
Fred Riser. 8; Opal Pruett, 8.
First Class Rank
C. B. Jolley. -3: Harry Laughter 4;
David McDanlel. A. S. M.. 4; Ben
Goforth. 6; Chas. Goforth. 6; B. T.
Wright, 6: A. G. Sirgeant, Jr.. 6: Ed
gar .Deece. 6; Luther Godfrey, 7;
Joe Hawkins. 7.
Merit Badges
BUI Page, 1. Pathfinding; Chas.
Moss. Jr.. I. Reptile Study; Wood
\ Rawles. 1. Reptile Study; . Billy Rud
dock. 1, Scholarship; Eddie Smith.
1, Fireman ship; Gus Gordon. 2. Fire
munship"; Hoyle Whitesides. 2. Fire
maiiship; Doris Bennett, 2, Reading
land Scholarship; Wm. Medlln. 2,
i Public Health; Floyd Quees, 2. Mus!
it, Farm Layout. Animal lirdustry
j and Gild Eagle Scout Palm.
Grady Queen, 2. Handicraft; Eugene
Mltchem. 2; First Aid to AnlI
inals; Miles Mauney. 2, Conserva!
tic\h; Ernest Mauney. 2. ConservaI
lion; Otis Falls. Jr., 2. Animal In'dustrv;
Robt. Dettmar. 2. Farm Lay
'out; Smyre Williams, 3. Fireman-'
1 ship: David MeDainel, A. S M.. 4.
Pathflndlnf; Gerald Wilson, 1, Fire
manshtp;- Chas. Wilson. 4. Civics,
First Aid and Reading; J. B. Hawkins,
4. Civics; Roy Smith. 4. Safety
i Public Health. Personal Health,
I Pathflndng and Civics; Harvey Lau
' ghter. 4. Flremanship; Wilson I.edj
ford, 4. Public Health. Plumbing,
j First Aid. Civics and .Carpentry.
Ray Bridges, 4. Public Health,
i Plumbing. First Aid. Civics, Carpen
try.
James Hullender, 5, Safety; Gene
Davis. 5. Swimming; James Ware,
6. Avlatiou; stoney Walker, 6. Hand
icraf. Safety. Life 8cout Rank: Bit
ly Hullender. 5. Pathflndlns and
Star Scout ?Jtankf J. T. McOlnnla, Jr
5, Pathflnding; Cqyt Payseur, 8;
Animal Industry, Thos. Smith, 5,
Safety; A. O. Sargent, 6. Firemanship;
E. W. Griffin, 8 Flremanshlp;
Olee Bridges, 6. Scholarship; Eugene
Mathis, 6. Scholarship and
Flremanshlp; Arthur Lee Jackson,
?. Handicraft, 8tar Scout Rank;
John Henry Caldwell. 7, Handicraft
Star Scout Rank; Buck Huffstetler,
8. Scholarship. Reading.
CARD OF THANK8
We wish to thank the people of
Kings Mountain for theli* acts of
kindness to our loved one. Mrs.
Vera Rawles, during her long Illness
and for the sympathy shown
us after her death.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jenkins.
Jacqueline, Wood, Jr., and Gloria
Rawles
~6 "EXTRA" HELPS
quickly relieve DISTRESS of
CHILDREN'S
CODGHS-COLDS
DONT "take chance*" with unknown
products to relicvf discomfort of your
child's spasmodic croupy coughs caused
tor colds. Uee "Children'*"Mueterole!
Mueteroi* gtvee each QUICK relief becauee
It's *of "Juet aa ordinary salve."
Rub h wsU oa jrour kiddle's cheat, throat
aad beck. It aoathaa ead stimulates surface
drculatioa aad helps break up local rnegestlim
aad paia. Its eeothlag vapors
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THURSDAY, FEB. 22, 1940
&y Derby
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301 King Street
Saby's Picture. Active Repo
)ort at least one "club" 5? 15 \
iccess ? toward the ultimate
Prize your Baby Will Win,
The Derby.
PLAY AT BETH-WARE
"Aunt Susie Shoots the Works,"
a mystery farce, in three acts, will
be presented at the Beth-Ware high
school auditorium Saturday night,
February 24th at 8 p. m. Admission
lOe and 20c.
This play is being directed by S.
I.. Coon and Is produced by the High
School Dramatic Club, ^n't- forget
the date! Be sure to come and toll
ail your friends to be on hand for an
evening of fun whqn "Aunt Susie
Shoots The Works."
MORE ABOUT
BABY DERBY
(Cont'd from front page)
expect them to manifest very much
interest in you, unless you are deep
ly interested tn your own behair.
Prove to them you are worthy of
their support and encouragement.
Ask your friends to ask for Baby
Derby coupons at the Baby Derby
stones. Also ask for new and renewal
subscriptions to The Herald.
The Derby office will be open until
NINE o'clock Saturday night.
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DATE NOW! I
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Tan and White Sai
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97c pi
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CHILDREN'S CREPI
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$1.49 p
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A CORRECTION
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The Herald wishes lo call attention
to, and correct nn error which
appeared in an add and in the columns
of the Herald last week. The
error was in the announcement ot
the Dixie Grill, and stated that Bill
Craig was one of the proprietors of
the grill.1 The name should have
n..i?<v p....u mil i.
UHM,. Iiwi v luih /mi v^ittlg IB
an insurance agent.
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B out how much jrou know about
and uauaual placaa. Many valuab
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INDIGESTION
Sensations) Relief from Indifestioa
and One Dot* Proves It
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Mirk (ablet doesn't brln* jrou (ha fattest an.! most
eomnlefa relief )*ou hate esnerlenred send Initio
bark to us and ?et DOUIILK ilON'KY BACK. TMl
Bell ans Uhlet helps tho stotaarh dliest food. *.1
makes the eiross atomaeh fluids harmless and kit
you eat Un nooriatilnf foods >oa nee.t For heartburn.
slek header he and upsets so often caused by
^s atom act) fluids maklnc yoti feel tour and
Irk all orer?Jt'ST ONK l>OHL of Bell-ana prom
speedy relief, lis ererywhere.
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