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County Progress
To Be Exhibited
At State Fair
Only about six weeks remain before
the 194U N. C. State Fair opens
hj Kaleigh on October 8, and counties
are being urged to begin prepar
ation of their progress exhibits
whU-h uguin will be one of the fea
tbii. ttiir ? L i ,
P. H. Jeter, agricultural editor of
N State College, is chairman of
this department of the fair, and he
announces that premiums totaling
$2-,00u are being ofTered for the , 10
heat county progress exhibits. The
first prise is $660, the second prise
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sea |60 each.
Jeter said that, aa in the past
county farm and home agents wil
tuko the lead in arranging the es
bibits. However, he said it is desii
ed that vocatonal teachers, schoo
uiperliiteudents and prihclpaU
boards of trade and chambers o
commence, manufacturers, civil
clubs and women's ' organisation*
have a part in planning and prepai
ing the exhibits'displayed.
The exhibit should be prepared t<
.10,aj3UU'/<n!^aj?el. ...I.
will be judged. 36 percent on the at
. tractlveness of the exhibit, 30 pet
cent on the balance of the display
20 percent on how representative I
Is of the county, and 15 percent oi
the quality of the materials.
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growth In both personnel aud fund
spent by federal aud state govern
ntnnla fue iiorelnitllneol ?,,l> * 1>,
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nnnuul expenditure now m less tbai
f45.000.000 for thy United Stated.
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IV GOOD GULF when you cor
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passes North Car- conditions, yo
emium fuels. Try ance this new
lifference it makes Introduce y
at the Sign of
Ways to Save Money"?This
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local Good Gulf dealer's. Get
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Church News
;! Presbyteriun Church
her. ?' U. I'ltriU k'mmyut
P:45 A. M. Sunday School. C. P.
Thomaaaon, Supt.
11:44 A. M. Morning Worship.
Special message to college boys
c and girls, by the pastor.
2:30 P. M. Sunday school at Dixon
school house. Mr. J. G. Darracot:.
Superintendent,
a 8:00 P. M. Kvenlng Worship.
&.ei'xU'.e -iit- thr jyoiUlX.EftPnlP flR.
kj the Church. ,
' Mouduy 7 P. M. Boy Scouts. Troop
\ One. Mr. Carl Davidson, Scoutinuat
: ter; Messrs Harry Page and .Bill
i Thomson. Asst. Scoutmasters,
j Tuesday 7:45 Prayer Meeting at
Margraee Community House.
fAwxirsi iMMMa?asiiK ?.??<??? iv.M*
s Boyce Memorial
A. R. P. Church
* H. N. Ualrd, Mintster.
1 1?:<K) A. M. Church School. J. h
McGlll. General Superintendent.11:0?>
A. M. Morning Worship and
Sermon: Dr.' J. G. Dale, Tuntnztin.
chain. Mexico, brings the morning
. message.
3:30 P. M. Departmental Day. All
organizations of the Church meet at
this hour. (1) Woman's Missionary
Society. (2) Thp Men of the Church
Ct) The Young Peopla'9 Christian
Union. (4> The Intermediate Christian
Cnion. (5) The Junior Chrls"
tian Union.
NO EVENING WORSHIP ON
THIS SABBATH
8:00 P. M. Mid-Week, Service.
The invitation to these services
is as wide its that of the Master:
"To all men every where."
Macedonia Baptist Church
J v Pastor
Sunday Schoot at 9:45.
Morning Worship hour 11-00.
Wednesday Evening Prayer meeting
7:00.
Saturday evening we will have a
lent in
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?ft, i? the pre - improvement
JLF NO-NOX?for years one
est premium gasolines,
i to that hat again as you look
figure! It shows how much
>X Jias been lifted over its eld
hat by far exceeds North Cartions
for premium fuels. And
isider that the old NO-NOX
of under all normal driving
u will marvel at the performgas
gives.
our car to Gulf No-Nox today
the Gulf Orange Disc.
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unmopAY, APOPBT H, wt
aong and pralaq nrlc? wltk a short
sermon to follow OB the subject OC
Holiness.
You are Invited to attend all ot
these services.
* GKACE METHODIST 8.
W. Johnson. Pastor
Sunday School 9:45. Prank Green
Supt.
Worship Service 11:00.
pworth League 0:30.
Gvenlng Service 7:30. '
Wednesday night prayer service
7:30 P. M.
Park-Grace Bible Church
John L. Gregory. Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 A. 31.
Morning'Worship 11 A. M.
7:00 P. M. Evening Services.
Sunday evening Service 7:00.
Each Saturday 7:00 P. M. Evangc
.ivy
Wesleyan Methodist
Sunday School .9:45.
Morning Service 11:00.\V.
Y. P. S. or Class meeting 6:15
Evening Service 7:00.
Prayer Service Wednesday 7:00
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Second Baptist Church
Rev C C Parker, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 eaoh Sunday
Preaching 11 a. tt> and 7:30 p. ra
ach Sundn \
Lime. Should Precede
Seeding Of Legumes
The best time to aDnlv ei-ound
limestone is from three months to
one year before seeding legumes.
That is the advice that Western
North Carolina farm agents are giving
growers, and E. C. Blair, State
College Extension agronomists, says
it is good advice for all parts of
the Statp.
Blair said that C. Y. Tilson, Bur;
combe CountV farm agent; recently
prepared recommendations for cor
recting soil acidity in the mountain
area, as follows; If lime is applied
from three months to one year
before seeding legumes, It gives the
lime sufficient time to contact acid
in the soil particles and counteract
it.
The application of lime to ciiltiva
ted latid should be made after plowing,
and the material should be mix
ed with the topsoil. Little benefit
may be expected if lime is plowed
under before being properly mixed
with the topsoil. On pastures It id
only necessary to scatter the lime
on top of the sod; however, better
results w-ill be obtained if it can be
worked in by light harrowing.
For most soils in the mountain a
red, the following amounts of lime
are needed for various crops: A1
falfa, 3 to 4 tons per acre; red clover,
2 to 3 tons per acre; pastures
1 1-2 to 2 1-2 tons per, acre; and
general crops, 1 1-2 to 2 tons per
. acre.
I iiic uppcu rain;tr ui uiuuui ocugc
sheep sorrel], running briars, plan
'tains, and moss in and around the
edge of fields is a good sign that th<
land needs lime, The use of lime
plus phosphate, applied to broon
sedge pastures has resuleed in blu(
grass and white Dutch clover grad
ually taking hold. The lime and phoi
phate restore the soil fertlMtj
where there is broom sedge to th<
extent that the sedge is made pala
table and grazed off or crowded pu
by blue grass, and not killed b:
lime as is sometimes thought.
THE HERALD ? $1.50 A YEAR
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Notice Of Sail
For Unpaid Ti
In pursurance of law I wi
Town of Kings Mountain, N
Monday, September, 9, 1940,
es, the following described 1
scription of land and.amoun
landeLawned by the tax 'pay
Mountain, N. C., April 1,193
the amount of cost and nena
the taxes. This sale may be c
to such time as may be fixe
event said sale is not had or
specified. This the 12th day
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Allen. Paul: House and lot, 200x160
Orover Road . $6.40
Barrett, Horace Q.: Lot 112x125
Canrlr street $5.10
Bell. M. J.: House and Lot
2 acres N. \V. Waco Road $16.99
Bennett, Bessie: House and Lot
$0x150 E. S. Oriental .... $8.16
Bennett. J. D.: House and Lot
110x400 W. S. York Rd. .. $8 40
Blanton, J. L.: 4 houses and'Lots
Me. Survey $3.18
McGlnnls and Morris .... $11.71
Bridges, J. R.: House and ixt
100x150 S. S. McGlnnls st $16.71
Bruce, J. B., Est: 6 lots
25x160 Fair view st $1.82
Bumgardner. Chas. it.: 3 lots
75x150 N. Suburbs; 75x150,
N. Suburbs; 100x160.
McGlnnls $26.90
Burton, R. L.: House and Lot
125x150 Fulton and
Alexander Sts $11.34
Carpenter-, C. P.: House ani Lot
j 160x150 $11.12
Costner, E. M.: House and Lot
240x675 W. S. King at (35.20
Cox, James: Lot 60x220
Alexander 8t ............ $4.94
Crawford; Minnie; House and Lot
104x270 S. S. King, balance $21.72
Early, A. L.V(Gus): House and Lot
130x150 Church at $15.26
Fulton,-P. D : House and Lo't
80x250 King and Hilling .. $28.80
Gault. C. J.: House and Lot
106x218 N, S. Parker st .. $36.?4
' Gladden, Mrs. Florence: 1-6 acres
Waco Road $1.81
I Groves, Sallie: 2 acres near
Pump at ..... $7.20
, Guyton, L. L.: House and Lot
, 75x150 No. 20 $10.68
Habib, Nora: House and Ix>t
75x235 E. S. Railroad $23.41
60x203 S. S. King $14.64
1 Hord. Mrs. Q. W.: House and Lot
80x75 E S Railroad $14.56
Huflstlckler, J. W.: House and Lot
1 160x240 w... $9.36
' Hullender, W. R.: 3 acres .. $3.84
Hullender. Lula Mae: 2t4 acres
N. W. Suburbs $11.20
Jenkins, A. C. House and Lot
! 65x165 FuWon at $26.18
, Lancaster, W. G.: 3 lota
, 26x195 $1.20
Lay, J. B.: House and Lot
, 100x150 Grace st $10.80
1 Long, R. T. Lot 66x222
Waco Road $5.10
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t Lynn, R. S. House and Lot
3 100x160 No. 20 Highway
Whiteaides Property .... $12.70
t Melton, George: House and Lot
1 88x100 W. 8. Cansler $8.21
MoCarter, Oscar: House and Lot
85x115 N. S. Gold $20.04
McDanlel, D. Gall: House and Lot
- 84x213 ?. 8. Gold $13.5(
McDanlel, G. Robt.: House and Lot
65x156 8 8 Fulton $21.5<
McLaughen, J. E.: House and Lot
66x200 N. S. King $22.2^
Osborne, W. F.: House and Lot
76x200 N S Gold st $T6.2i
Parker C. C. 2 Houses and Lot
67x150 N 8 Fulton $11.41
Parton, Ethel: House and Lot
45x195 8. 8. King; House and
Lot Carpenter st $47.61
Patterson. Mae: House and Lot
,83x139 E S Piedmont 8t; Lot
50x93 E. 8. Piedmont st .. $54.04
Payne, jD. F,: House and Lot
150x475 E 8 Piedmot at .'. $16.4(
Paysour, D. C.: House and Lot
100x200 Church st $24.71
Patterson, David: Two Lots
B 8 Kings Mtn $7,5!
Hord. J. G? Est., and Plonk, J. O.
Hord's Part, 1000x76W.
8. Railroad $6.0
IPrultt, Mrs. Minnie: 1-4 aero $7.2
putnam a H Hours and Lot
78*217 Church st $8.8
Putnam, E. W.: House and Lot
75*310 Church st 318.8*
Queen, E. H.: House and Lot
75*160 N 8 W?ro Rd $12.3<
Reynolds, Levi., Estate: StoreOarage
100*218 B. 8.
Railroad avenue 168.01
Roper, J. H.: House and Lot
50*150 No. 20 Highway .. $10.21
Ross. K.: Lot 50*160 $1.*
Sanders, W A.: House and Lot
125*150 Harry Falls Prop.,
Montesla st $20 1*
Smith. B. A House and Lot
86*200 PtetTnr'nt
and Ridge $114.7*
Smith. Mary D., Admx.:
100*117 . ......a,,, $1^'
Wether. John W.: T/Ot 75*237
MeOlnale fS.Oi
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iwn Taxes 1
ill sell at the City Hall in the J
. C., beginning 1:00 P. M. m
for unpaid 1939 Town Tax- *
ands. Name of owner, de- ?
t of taxes are in, each case I
cr_Jn _the::3!Qwn.afi Kinggl
9. There will be in each case m
Ity which must be added to i
ontinued from day to day or I
d according to law in the' rl
completed on the date above /
of August. 1940. M
Wallace, W. A.: liouae and Lot
50xlo0 E S Cleveland 523.8?
Wallace, W. J?.: Lot 138x208
W S Plenmont 51.80
Ware, John K.: House and 10 I
Acres Waco Road 517.30
\\5histnaiit, J. C.: Ix?t 100x176
E. 3. Kalrview 51.81
White, W. Albert: House aud Lot
70x150 Ramseur 521.10 1
White. W. K : House and Lot
180x190 N. S. Fulton $26.41
Whltesides, Marie: House and Lot
70x235 S S King st $27.44
Wilson. C L. House $9.60
Wright, Vance: House and Lot
50x150 W. S. Piedmont $10.22
Hord. D. F. Furniture Co.: Lot
'50x150 W. S. Gg8lon; 1-2 acre
S. S. Cherokee, balance .. $49.95
COLORED
Adams, Juiie: House and 1-ot '
55x100 W. S. Wilson $7.50
Allison, Watson: House and Lot
60x180 Kidge St $7 81
Anderson, AnnieHouse aud Lot
60x100 Cor. Cansler $3.14
Binick. Sara: House and Lot
"50x125 Parker st . $6.61
BLilock, Nannie: Lot 50x150
Parker St. Balance ...... $4.30
Brown,- Hazel: House and Lot
50x150 W, S. Cansler , $1170Brown,
Mary F.: House and Lot
90x200 E S Carpenter St
Balance $11.92, Brown,
Roy: House and Lot
50x75 N. W. Cansler $11.52
Caldwell, John. Est: House and Lot
60x180 S. S. King .... $13.78
Ellis, Carrie, Est: House and Lot
115x150 King st - !, $10.6T
Galloway, John: Lot 1-2 acre
N. King st $12.30
Holland. John: House and Lot
86x160 N. S. Ridge"st ...... $10.80
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Jackson, J. L.: House,and Lot
300x175 N. 8. Ridge $3.60
Jackson. Rev. W. H.: House and Lot
45x100 Cansler .......... $l(f.3&
Meeks. Tom: House and Lot
50x200 W. 8. Wnttersdn .. $11.20
MoCullough, Thomas: House and
Lot 189x175 Ridge Bt $12.91
Pressley. David: House and Lot
40x125 Ridge st $4.80
Reed, Morris, Est.; House and Lot
50x100 E. 8. Cansler st .... $4.21
Rhodes, Will M.: House and Lot
, 60x80 Ridge . ' $6 13
Rlppv, Pearl: House and Lot
! 115x200 W. S. Cansler $8.10
; Robinson, Bertha: House and Lot
200x100 .... $2.80
* Seally, Caroline Borders: House
| and Lot: 60x100
' E. 8. Wfttterson $4.80
i 8hank, Okley and Wife: House and
Lot: 76x90 N. 8. Ridge .... $6.00
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Williams, Clarence: Lot
! 60x110 Tracy $11.^1
Beam, B. L: 2 lots 25x175 .. .2*
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Bright D. Ratterree,
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Tax Collector
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