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PHYLLIS WARE
301 King Street
Your Active Inte
The Parents of I
Small. FIVE of 1
do This Week is
. Worth Three Ti]
Awards Given To A
Number of Beth-Ware
t-H Girls
The Itetli-Wnre 4-H Club hold Ha
'oRulur moot ins Thursday morning.
Vb 15. in the Jltgli School auditor-j
Ann.
After t!"? club pledge and the
WIS call, wo songs. "The 4-H Hymn
mil. "JH.nUio in the Pines," were,
sctigg Two Mioml>ora gave a conver
ration on " Wild Idfe." Miss Sutton
ind Mr. Thornton, our agents, gave
t tallt about "How lo Help and Connerve
our Minis."
Merchants of. Kings Moun: gin gave
. awards to 4-H girls making the best'
rscorrt in the different * projects for
i'.iITO. Helk's Department Store gave
materia! for a dress to Euzelia Mc'Swain,
who had the best record in
/*0 thing; Keeter's Department
IMPERIAL
THEATRE
Kings Mountain's
Popular Play House
PHONE 134
NOW PLAYING THURSDAY
lluck Jones in
"Ridin' For Justice"
also
Alan Marshall. Harbarn Read. In
"Married and in Love
Serial ? News
10c
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Ken Maynard In
"Flaming Lead"
alao Polly Anne Young In
"Port of Hate'
labial. "Green Hornet", Donald Duch
10c and 15c '
MONDAY and TUESDAY
"Fat and Slim", Laurel and Hardy
"A Chump at Oxford"
In
New*, Comedy, March of Time
10c and 15c
- ?Coming Soon?
THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE
Dame"
. Thursday
"CONGO
Ann Southern
Saturday ? D
"THE AR1
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TOO BUS1
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IXIIC UUI1C
FREE CANDY
Every kid will receive a i
every tenth one receivin
on this day.
Monday ai
"THE SHOP AROl
James Stewart ?
Wednesday ?
"VILLAGE 1U
Richard Cromi
"EMERGEN
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RACHAEL JOLLY
Margrac* Mill
rest In Your Baby's Behalf
the Babies on this Week's Ht
them would Send Your Baby
going to have a Mighty In
mes as much This Week Con
Store gave material for a dress to
Carrie Yarboro for the best canning
record; Plonk Brothers Store gave
material for a dress to Kuzciia McSwain
for the best records: Phlfer
Hardware Store gave a pyrex dish
to Annie Pearl Wright for the best
record in cooking: Bridge* and Ham
tick Hanhvare store gave a waste
basket to Priitt Dover (Mrs, Itobert
Howelli for the best record in room
Improvement.
ri A it
ruriu v{uustions
Q.? Should sweet pot u to plants
lx> treated . before planting In the
field?
A.?Where the soils are infected
Avlth stem rot or -wilt organisms,
the stems and roots should be dipped
in a 20-20-50 Hord<\ux mixture
or dusted with a mixture composed
of 25 per cent monohydrated cop-,
nor sulfate and 75 percent lime just j
before planttni. .The scurf Infected
roots and steins should be treated
with ground sulphur immediately (
before transplanting. Treated plants
must be transplanted In moist but
not water logged soil.
Q.?What Is the proper tempera-,
tare for a brooder house?
A ? For the first Aveek. ( after
hicks are placed in the brooder,
the temperature should be regulated
to 98 degrees at the outer edge
of the caopy and on a level with
[ he chicks' heads. This temperature
is lowered five degrees each week
until the sixth week, but care
should bo exercised to avoid, running
the bvooder 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
menus ana neignuors ior uie oeautiful
floral ofTering and the kindness
rendered us during the illness
and death of our beloved husband
and father.
Mrs. R. H. George and children
Opportunity^?
KnockaC^jffr\ ^
HEAP the ADS ?
and Friday ~.H
MAISIE"
? John Carroll
ouble Feature
[ZONA KID"
Rogers
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s Family
FOR THE KIDS
piece of candy Free, with I
iK an extra large piece, I
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id Tuesday
JND THE CORNER"
Margaret Sullivan
Double Feature
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veil ? Doris Dav
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MARY BAKER .
Piedmont Avenue
Will Insure Publishing the B;
)nor Roll are expected to rep<
Fly ing Along the road to Su<
lportant Bearing on what F
lpared with the last week of r
morftabout ~~f
BOY SCOUT BANQUET
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the Court of Honor February 15th: j1
Tenderfoot Rank
Ralph C. Thomas, 3; David Nelll, ''
Millard A. Prince.3; B. S. Peeler,; 1
Jr.. 3; Henry Parks Neisler, 1; ,
Charles Nelsler. 1; Bobbie Hcrndon | '
7:. Eugene Timing, 7; Eugene Press- ,*
ley. 8; Lawrence Pressley, 8; Wll '
liam Mitcliem. 5. "
Second Class Rank
| John Houser. 2: Oscar Gladden, 5 "
l Darwin Keller. 5; Win. Blackwell, 8;
, Fred Kisee, 8; Opal Pruett, 8. j
First Class Rank
O. L. Jolley. 3: Harry Laughter 4; '
j David Mc Daniel. A. S. M.. 4; Den
| Goforth, 6; CJias. Gofovth. 6: B. T.
'Wright. 6: A. G.,Susreant, Jr.. 6; Ed '
gar '.Deece. 6; Luther Godfrey. 7; '
Joe Hawkins. 7. . ' '
' Merit Badges 1
Bill Page, 1. Pathfindinc: Chak. '
Moss. Jr., 1, Reptile Study; Wood <
i Rawles. 1. Reptile Study; Billy Rud- 1
\ dock. 1, Scholarship; Eddie Smith. *
1. Fireinanship; Gus Gordon, 2. Fire '
manship; Hoyle Whitesides. 2. Fire 1
mansliip; Doris- Bennett, 2, Reading t
and Scholarship; Wm. Medlin,. 2,
I Put-lie Health; Flh.vd Quees, 2, Mus- I
lie, Farm Layout. Animal Industry
j and Gild Eagle Scout Palm.
| Grady Queen, 2. Handicraft; EU'
gene Mitchem, 2; First Aid to Animals;
Miles Mauney, 2. Conserva[tioji;
Ernest Mauney. 2. ConservaI
Hon; Otis Falls, Jr., 2. Animal In dltstrv!
Robt. Dettmnv 9 Fjrin I.nv
out: Smyfe Williams. 3. Fireman-'j
| ship: David MciDaJnel. A. S M.. 4,
Pathfindinf) Gerald Wilson. 4, Flr?
mapxhip; Chas. Wilson. 4. Civics,
First Aid and Reading; J. TV Hawkins.
4. Civics; Roy Smith, 4, Safety
; Pphllc Health. Personal Health,
I Pathflndng and Civics; Harvey Lau
' ghter. 4. Ftremanahip; Wilson I.Cd|
ford, 4, Public Health. Plumbing,
| Firat Aid. Civics and Carpentry.
Ray Bridges, 4. Public Health,
I Plumbing. First Aid. Civics. Carpen
I try.
.lames Hullender, 5. Safety; Gene
Davis. 5. Swimming; James Ware,
| 5. Aviation; Stoney Walker, 5, Hand
icraf. Safety, Life Scout Rank; BilI
ly Hullender, 5. Pathflndlnsc and
Star Scout ?fUjikf J. T. McGlnnls, Ji*
15, Pathflnding; Coyt Payseur, 5;
| Animal Industry. Thos. Smith, 6,'
I Safety; A. G. Sargent, R. Firemanship;
E. W. Griffin. 6 Firemanshtp;
Olee Bridges, 6. Scholarship; Eugene
Mathis, 6. Scholarship and
Firemanshtp; Arthur Lee Jackson,
7. Handicraft, Star Scout Rank;
John Henry Caldwell. 7, Handicraft
Star Scout Rank; Buck Huffstetter,
8, Scholarship. Reading.
CARD OF THANK8
.We wish to thank the people of
Kings Mountain tor their acts of
kindness to our loved one. Mrs.
Vera Rawles, during her long III-,
ness and for the sympathy shown
us after her death.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jenkins.
Jacqueline, Wood. Jr., and Gloria
, Rawles
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6"EXTRA"HELPS
quickly relieve DISTRESS of
CHILDREN'S
COU61S-COLDS
DONT "take chances" with unknown'
products to relieve discomfort of your :
child's spasmodic croupy coughs caused
by colds. Use "Children's" MuatamUt
Musterole gives such QUICK relief beand
bjek- It aoothea and stimulate* surface
circulation and helps break up local
congestion and pain. Its soothing vapors
cage breathing. 40f. Approved by Good
Hwekeeptag Bureau.
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THURHDAY. rtB. it, 1M?
by Derby
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by Honl Studio. Shelby, N. CJUDY
JENKINS
301 King Street
aby's Picture. Active Rep
>rt at least one "club" $15
:cess ? toward the ultimat
rize your Baby Will Wii
rhe Derby.
'LAY AT BETHWARE
"Aunt Susie Shoots the Works,"
mystery farce. in three acts, will
>e presented at the Beth-Ware high
cliool auditorium Saturday night,
'cbruary 741 h at 8 p. m. Admission
6c and 70c.
This play is being directed by S.
1'oon and is produced by the High
tchool Dramatic Club. ,Don't forget
he date! Be sure to come and tell
ill your friends to be on hand for an
>veniug of fun whqn "Aunt Susie
thoots The Works."
VIORE ABOUT
BABY DERBY
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(Cont'd from front page)
?xpect them to manifest very much
nterest in you. unless you are deep
y interested In your own behalf.
Prove to them you are worthy of
heir support and encouragement.
Vsk your friendB to ask for Baby
Jerby coupons at the Baby Derby
tores. Also ask for new and renewti
subscriptions to The Herald.
I'he Derby office will be open unil
NINE o'clock Saturday night.
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CHILDREN'S CREP1
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Photo by- Hord Studio, Shelby, N. C.
BARBARA GAULT
Phenfx Mill
orting Coupons and Herald
worth of Subscriptions. One
e goal of winning $200 and C
n. Remember, Coupons and Si
A CORRECTION
The Herald wishes to call attention
to, and correct an error which
appeared in an add and in the columns
of the Herald last week. The
error was in the announcement of
the Dixie Grill, and stated that Bill
Craig was one of the proprietors of
'the grill. The name should have
b'pen Grlgg. not Craig. Bill Craig is
an insurance agent.
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out how much jrou know abo
^k sad uauaual placaa. Many oatui
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