MARGRACE NEWS
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rili? following Udlea of the lUr
grace Woman* Club enjoyed a beau
Uful picnic supper at Upeocer Mouu
tain laet Friday evening: Mesdams*
Gua Lynch, Charla Hon, Harold
Dover. Martin Frederick, K. B. Cook
Lieetar Watteraon A. ML Royaler,
Harry Klmmel, Walter Blackwelder,
John Jenklpa, Hals Ooforth. Grady
Kboa. joe Foster. James ('Inn In gar.
Oliver Kalla, Buck AUran, llertba
George. Invited gueata were Mr*.
Krayley Mr*. June Chxjlnger and
inger of Spencer Mountain
??ple and Charles Cook are visiting
their grandparents in Vxldese.
Miss Beatrice Wilson of Valiese
Ik on ah extended visit here with
her slaters, Jdrs. K. 1). Cook and
Mrti. Thamer Gamble.
Mrs. Thamer Gamble who Underwent
an operation at the Shelby
Hospital recently has returned
home and la getting along nicely.
My. and Mrs. Cletua Blackwell
spent last week in Washington. D^'.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood Jackson and
little son, Harold spent last Satur-4
day In Charlotte.
Misses Dean Royster and Doris
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FOR SALE: Field grown Tomato
Plants. 20 cents per hundred:
1 41.60 per thousand. Louie Sellers.
Route 3. Kings Mountain, N. C;
SPECIAL: Electric'and Ice refrigerators
re-enameled, as good as
new. All kinds of furniture repair
ed and repainted.. Prices low.
Work Guaranteed. J. T. Malcolm.
Phone 256-M. ,
FOR RENT: Two room apartment.
Apply 203 E. King Street.
""THE SOUTHERN N AIRES''
Kings Mountain's famous string
Bapd now broadcasting daily
WONG, O as ton la, ?:15 A. M. 7-411
FOR SALE CHEAP: 1931 Chevrolet
Coach. Good condition. Ptione
266-M. It
FOR RENT: Three room apartment
Gold street. See W. F. Logan.
8-27tfc.
WILL PAY HIGHEST MARKET
prices Cor Wheat, Corn, and Oats
or wUl exchange Flour, Feed,
Jieal for them. Phone 2-3185. Interstate
Milling Company, Charlotte.
N. C. 7-25-c.
FOR RENT: 8 room house and bath
NO. Ml, Gold street. Call 148.
Gaatonta, N. C. 8-13*.
FOR SALE ? Building lots very
cheap. See Haywood E. Lynch.
Herald Office. tf
REMEMBER ? On Saturday you get
one of our delicious Banana SpllU
for only 10c. Kings Mountain Drug
Company.
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Rhea hare home after i
week's May at Cup T?1
/Mr. ao4 Mra. Mair Ursa war
dinner guests of Mr. aad Mra. Fat'
Lynn Sunday.
The follow lag boya from Troo]
7, Mar* race, have returned home a
tor upending a week at the Pledmon
Hoy Scout Camp at Lake Lanier: J
D. Kee. Bobbie Herndon, Ralpl
Thotnae, Jr.. Joe Hawldas. Dickh
Foster Arthur Jackaon. Oene Timmi
John Henry Caldwell. Dicky Jolly
Vernon Croaby accompanied th?
boya on their trip.
Mr. and Mra. M- B. Caldwell and
children. Gloria and Carol, and Mr
aad Mra. Joe Koater and children
Joyce and Dickie, cnjoved a Jljljine
hltl> 1. JllAlfll'ilU PfclUflU j.fUWg'
Dor'.e Clonlnger ha* been vl?ltlu>
lelatlvea in Spencer Mountain
Mlas Delia Gamble of Gaatonia I*
sHe guest of her brother. Mr, \Val
er Gamble and family.
Mrs. Bryant Urackett is recover
.nj( from a severe case ot flu.
Mrs. Bertliu George was the guest
.?f relatives in the Patterson Grove
community over the week-end.
Miss l>utcli Cloninger is spending
a week with her parents in ?pencei
Mountain.
Misses Sarah Hamiick. Helen
Patterson and Messrs Fred Ha?urick,
Prank Humrick " and Clonie
Jones are spending their vacation
at White Lake.
The many friends of Mr. John
Gladden will be glad to learn thai
he has been discharged from tin
Veterans Hospital at Oteen. N.
and Is now back with bis famlh
here.
Many Farms Need
Better Drainage
Poorly-drained fields, now a liability
to many North Caroliua farm
ers. could . be changed luto profitmakers
if proper drainage ; system
were uisiauea, says m. tillis. og
ricultural engineer of the Slate Col
lege Extension Service.
Land drainage is a major problem
with the average farmer or tbe
Coastal Plain area of the State. Also
In practically alt of the Pied
mont counties nd In many of th^
mountain counties, there are considerable
acreages that are not
yielding full returns In harvest and
fnoney because of inadequate drnluige.
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Ellis explained that drainage is
the removal of surplus water from
he soil, either naturally or by chaa
iels artificially constructed. Stu*
plus water is the excess above that
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yf plants and that stored in the lower
layer of the earth as a reserve
supply during dry periods.
Fov practically all crops grown In
this State, it Is necessary to have
n quick draluago, Ellis pointed out.
Where natural means do not take
care of the rainfall rapidly enough,
it becomes essential to supplement
the natural water channels with artificial
drainage.
The artificial channels used must
be so constructed and situated as to
conduct surplus water from the soil
Since this system is to aid Nature.
It should Imitate natural methods
insofar as practicable.
The cheapest and simplest metn
od of surface drainage Is shallow
ditches that follow the low depressions
through the field. Beat locatlons
for the dltchee can be deter
mined readily after a heavy rain
when tbe water U standing on th<
? mil* Jenlno ar<y Kagf ftnd
ICTOUUU. IUC U* ?>UD W arwww
cheapest in the long ran tor under
ground drainage.
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MBfH Motor track*
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regulations aro
established only
attar mack
thought
a t a
, on
I matter* aa t h a
"driving ot mo ^ tor
vehicles" ia
at Interest to all
private operator* who want to b#
safe drivers.
The I.C.C. rules for "before driving"
say that no motor vehicle shall
be driven unless the driver has satisfied
himself that certain required
pqrts and accessories are in good
working order, listing lighting devices,
both service and band brakes,
horn, windshield wiper, rear vision
mirror, tires and steering mechanism.
These rules also require motor
vel lcles under I.C.C. Jurisdiction to
cany at least one spare electric
light bulb, one Set of tire chains
and an adequate number of flares.
Buses having a seating capacity ot
ten or more persons must also carry
a metal first aid kit and -a band axe.
I believe the average motorist can
dlspe..?e with the hand axe, but the
other articles are as essential to the
private driver aa to the interstate
truck or bus operator. Moreover,
every driver ahonid satisfy himself
before driving his car that the aforementioned
parts and accessories are
in gooa working order.
These regulations are designed to
safeguard the public, and if the
I.C.C. had jurisdiction over private*
ly operated cars, it rrould doubtless
make these regulations applicable
to all drivers. Conscientious motor- rists
will take ti ?n? to heart.
Riding Back Of Trucks
Dangerous
Three fatal accident in North Cat
olina last month called attention to
he dauger of riding on the back of
a truck, Ronald Hocutt, Director of
the Highway Safety Division. reported
this week.
Accident records for June show
that a 33 year old woman, a 30 year
eld man and 15 year old boy were
killed during the month as a result
of falling off or being thrown out of
trucks on the rear of which they
were riding.
KlUlllg UU me uacu euu ui
trucks and on the running boards
ol passenger vehicles is a practice
which should be discourage by every
driver in North Carolina." said Ronald
Hocutt. Director of the Safety
Division.
"Ttie danger of someone falling
off or being tlii'iwn off a moving vehivle
If they aie riding on the running
board or outside the cab when
the vehicle strikes a hard bump or
swerves unexpectedly is obvious,"
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TKCMUUY. JtJMT U. 1*41.
NOTICE or SALE
Uatfv and by virtu* of the poww
ot ??1* contained la a d?*d of trust
given bjr J. F. FreoUeU ud wit* to
Wiley it. McGlaals. trustee (or the
Kings Mountain Building and Loan
Association, on tha 7th day o( Not
ember. I9?t>, and registered in the
Register of Deeds Office (or Cleveland
County in Book 215 at H(<
137 to secure the Indebtedness
therein mentioned and default bavins
been , made in the payment ot
same and at the request ol the Kings
Mountain building and Loan Asso
ciatton. I. substitute trustee ail)
sell for cash at the Courthouse door
n. Sluiby. Cleveland County North
mi i. imsdiii.d .iffufl.', jff'.f. T.U*.g
at ten o'clock. A. M.. or within legal
hours, the following described rent
estate:
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Mountaiu. N. C, and being a part
of the IT acre tract of L. A. Kiaet
and being lota Nos 35, 36. and 37 ot
said tract as will appear on e map
or plal made by R. U Campbell for
L. A Klsev on Vay 30th. 1919. which
plat Is registered Tn the Register of
Deeds Office for Cleveland County
in Booh of Plats No. 1 at page 36.
reference to which Is mado for a
fuller description., and said lots are
75 feet front in all and 178 feet deep
and are 78 feet across th" rear and
containing 14,507 square feet, more
or less.
This the 2Sth day of June. 1940.
J. C. lackey. Substitute Trustee.
J. It Davis. Attv. ?adv. July 26.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
ot sale contained In a Deed ot Trust
given by the Church of God of
Kings Mountain by R. L?. Connor.
Alex Ballard and Reverend Sam
Cope, Trustees, to J. R. Davis as
trustee for C. P. Carpenter,* dated'.
26th day of June, 1939, as will ap-|
pear ou record in the Register of
Deeds Office fbr Cleveland County
to secure the indebtedness therein
mentioned and default having been
made in the payment ot same and
at the request of C. P. Carpenter, 1
will sell for cash at the' Courthouse
door in Shelby, Cleveland County.
North Carolina on Monday, July 29.
1940, at ten o'clock, A. M. or within
legal hours the following described
real estate :
Situated In the Town of Kings
Mountain. North Carolina, and beginning
at a rock, corner of Haye's
lot on Oastou Street and runs thence
East two (2) chains and 38 links
to a rpck ou Parker's line: thence
along the Parker line North 1.09
phatas le a reek: ittvwvt? .wota 2.88
chains to the beginning, containing
one fourth (1-4) of ar. acre, more 01
less.
This the 29tb day of June, 1940. *
J. R. Davis, Trustee.
?adv July 26.
be added, "and the meat effective
meaans of combatting this highly
dengerous practice Is for every motor
vehicle drlvpr to refuse to carry
any passengers for whom they cannot
find a seat Inside."
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now or any time, is in a ho
is the time to buy or build,
make loans to finance pi
and moderinzation.
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