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Church N< l First Baptist Church A. 0. Sargeant. Pastor Sunday morning worship 11:00. . Sunday School 9:40. Everting Worship 7:30. There will be no Junior Worship program us all will assemble in the auditorium for the 11:00 o'clock I 1 Worship Hour. All touchers, officers UuU work i ~ - (.' ' K ! ?)>- Siiii'la <. School i.. u?jfM to attend the week of Htudv to he held the week of September doth ' to October 4tli. ! 'Pwo periods will be held eac;. night. Pirst period for Department Con ferences. Thirty-five minutes. Second thirty five minute period ^ff -fri-hie Ir-tf % -itie sriT# 1 following subjects: ?, Qualifying as a Sunday School Worker; . The Sunday School Worker - and the Church. The Sunday School, the School ot the Church. The Bible. The Textbook ot the Sunday School. 1 The Constituency of the S?:.du> School. Sunday School Officers And Teachers for 1940-41 1 General Officers: C.. G< White, ' Superintendent; W. K. McGill, Associate Supt.; Mrs. H. D. Tate, Secretary. Cradle Roll Class, 3 .year olds: Mrs. Glee A. Bridges, Supt.; Mrs. George B. Jlord. Beginner Department: Miss >lae Adams.' Sup*.; Mys. John Weaver. Miss Evelyn Adams' Primary .Department: Miss Viola ?... i - - < ... mat <*..l.lt Willie, supi.; IMiss D.vuii uuvifc. Miss Louise Putnam, Miss Naomv Edens, Miss Ruby Webster, Miss Grace Ledford, Mrs. W. H. ifraekett Mrs. Doris Cole, Mrs. Pearl MolnToBh. . . 1 Junior Department: Mrs. A G. ' Sargeant. Sup'l.; Miss Mary McGill s Miss Mitchell Williams, Miss Verna Heks, Mrs. C." E. Cash, Mrs. Earl Ledford, Mrs. M. C. Amos Intermediate Department: Mrs. W F. McGill. Supt.; Miss Edna Hoffman. Mrs. E. C. McClatn. Miss Pearl , Kerr, Mrs. Curtis Falls, Mrs. Nevet Hughe j, Lee Roberts', faul Hendricks, Erwin Smart. ?? Young People's Dept.; E. C. McClain, Supt.; D. M. Bridges, Cline Farthing, Mrs. J. L. Head, Miss Louise Brackett, Miss Margurite Tindall, Mrs. Jonah Fulls, Miss Helen Faye Cash. Adult Department: J. B. Keeter, Supt.; Mrs. W. M. Moorhead, Glee , A. Bridges, Ray Kirby, Willie England. I Central Methodist Church , H. C. Sprinkle, Jr., Pastor 4 9:46 A. M. Church School, B. S. Peeler, General Superintendent. i wmowmqao? 1 LuiHriimKl 1 C^l frori^f ] yuri'mq ^pfna^j r M hi (W ndH bMt. AMnu *u?^ W4 Whi Nwiir?<? r. ImiM. a. I. j J [Get Rea< if For Wit :: ' STOVES! STOV ' i < > I! ? Duo-Therm (Ml Heater ? ? ? Automatic Wood Heat ? Atlanta Coal Heaters < i ? ' 4 ' ;; Large Stock Both New arn < > i * ; Liberal Allowance Fo CONVENIENT EAJ | Kings Mtn. I ? ? ?? ???>?? r ' ' >.' * i TB ews? 11:00 A. M. Motning Worship. Sermon: "Otrers." 0.15 P. M. Epwortlr League meeting. Topic: ''The Year's Work." Meek Carpenter, leader. '7 Mil P VI Ci'Onln~ 1.. " ?? - . ?*? vim.f, fcjv I ?ivc, JUU- j lor Choir directed by | Miss Carolyn 'ailisle. Sermon: ''Handicaps.' Monday 0:45 P. M. Hoy hcogts. Monday 7:30 P. M. Workers Couii Wednesday 7:30 H. M. M'd W?:? V . '.xi.i-r Service: Theme :"ln God's' lands." lioyce Memorial A. it. K tnurvn it.. .V. litiiru, Minister. OcGill, General Superintendent. 11:W A. M. Moru'ng Worship and >e nn pn. 0:46 1* M. Young people's C. U.: diss Martha Fiances MoGil), Leed7:30 P.' M, Evening Worship anu Sermon. 7:30 P, M Wednesday Evening in 'Mutational building a playlet spunored.by the W. M, S. and a playet sponsored .by the J. C. U. and ho 1. C G will be given, both are uessages on the timely subjo't oi .'emperance. ? ? ? ? ? i Used To Select From r Your Old Stove SY PAYMENTS < f. urniture Co. J i i v ' '?l. i,; -V.v. _ i - ? Presbyterian Church Rev. P. D. Patriot fastui 9:45 A. M. Sunday _ School, C. F. I'Homassoii. Supt. 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. Subject: By Night. 2:30 P. M. Sunday School Dixon School House. J. G. Darracctt, Supv j 0:30.P. M. Young People's Vespers 7:30 P. M. Evening. Worship. Monday: 4:00 P. M. Woman's" Auxiliary. 7:30 P. M. Boy Scouts. Troop one dr. Carl Davidson. . Scoutmaster: lessrs Harry Page and Bill Tborfiion, Assistants. Tuesday 7:15 Prayer meetiDg at durgrace Community House. Lutheran Church 9:45 A. M. Sunday school, D. C. dauuey,. General Superintendent. e 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. Sermon by Rev. E. C. Cooper, D. President Southern Lutheran t! rheologlcal Seminary, Columbia, SC. o 4:30 P. M. Auxiliary Meetings: <3 Children of Church. c Luther Leagues. Woman's Missionary Society. Brotherhood. Monday 7:00 P. M. Boy Scout, l'roop 2; Laney Dettmar, Scoutnaster; W. A. Bennett, Asst. Scout naster. Thursday 5:00 P. M. Girl Scouts, diss Gussie Huffstetler, Leader. Macedonia Baptist Church 9 tr Pastor Sunday School 9:45. Morning Worship 11:00. Evening Service 7:30. Wednesday Evening Prayer meetng 7:30. The morning service will be given tver to our visitors, George Horn, ind his trio, the Fite Sisters from 5\>nest CMy, the Campbell quartet rill also render special singing. The mtlre morning hour will tye a song " nd praise servlee. GRACE METHODIST I S. W. Johnson, Pastoi Sunday School 9:45. Frank Green _ Supt. \,. y. Worahtp Service 11:00. pworth League 6:30. Evening Service 7:30. Wednesday night prayer Bervice :30 P. M. Park-Grace Bible Church John L. Gregory. Pastor I ? iy iter :: ! ES STOVES! s " : J[; v ers ; J. | * I '? r ' ? i i ? V .WVOIXIIWXIKJ ' a KINGS MOUNTAIN WH?A THE FIRST RAILROAD TUNNEL IN THE UNITED STATES WAS CONSTRUCTED HEAR JOHNSTOWN, PA. IN 1833. ij ^*1 THE AVI I fy^ RAILROA y/S Wto RAILROAD TRACKS IN THE UNI ARE LAID ON MORE THAN . ONE BILLION CROSS TIES- n NEARLY 2,994 CROSS TIES I BEIN6 REQUIRED FOR EACH ( MILE OF TRACK, Sunday School 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship 11 A. M. 7:00 P. M. Evening Services. Sunday evening Service 7:00. Each Saturday 7:00 P. M. Evang< istic service. Wesleyan Methodist Sunday School 9:45. Morning Service 11:00. \V. Y. P. S. or Class meeting 6:16 Evening Service 7:00. Prayer Service Wednesday 7:00. Second Baptist Church Kev. C. C. Parker. Pastor Sunday School 9:45 each Sunday. Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m ach Sunda Imports of cattle and beef int< be United States in the first hall i 1940 totalled 192.000.000 pound! ressed weight, a decrease ot 19 pel ent under the same period of 19.19 ?-*-" ,? The More Folks You Tell The More Goods You Sell . The farm population ot the U S otals mora than 32.000,000 persons n increase of annro*lmot?iv o onn 00 since 1930 according to the l&t st figures. " Parachute I At ?r<r Once" I fell FOR I ANYTHING ] YOU NEED I tjyowwantakJ Nearly 911000,000 has been distr nited to unemployed in North Car: Ina in two years and eight monthi t Unemployment Compensation op ration. ^Segula^RSI Lr?!** hounds Oiai* V/anl A/Ic W. B. PAYSEUR Landscape Gardner Shrubbery of all Kinds Lincolnton, N. C. ' ; Box 365 V-3 >/ * 1 . THURSDAY, 8EPT. 19, 1M0 nil :BiCr cnrrn ap iupk,?<? .i\nuv arte is vr nnCKIVHN vD FREIGHT TRAINS IS 64 PERCENT TODAY THAN IT WAS IN 1920. TED STATES Poultry Flocks Need Ample Green Grazing , Only the person who grows pi try for his health's sake or as hobby Can affortl to neglect the ] duct ion of green- feed for the flc says T. T. llrown, extension poul man of State College. ' On the other hand, he went on i. profit is the person's motive, tl green feed has 3 definite and porlant part to play in feed chicks and - growing pullets and 1 .ers. Grazing c^pps not only cut f bills but promote health. . The poultryman who will take look around his neighborhood 1 find an amazing difference in fa of pullet flocks raised on cli j land where an ample supply [ green feed was available over th i raised on bare, dry lot without g f ing crops. The" pullets confined to the bare lots usually are pale fat pale legged, and appear unthrift In sharp contrast to this condltl pullets grown on clean range which no chickens have been two years carry a generous suf of rich yellow pigment in tl shank and around their faces i have bright red combs and watt When the cost of developing | lets for layers is figured, almost variably it has been found t those grown on clean range t having ample succulent graz crops have cost their owners 1 money up to laying time than i lets produced on bare lots with t I Am I SATURI > Of City Property sul I Park( on East King I Music by the Famous town and see them ii 9ZS.00 EASY n I Walter & I Kington Lmh Vv % . * r ' " . . >*.*' . -. * t .' ' ' ' v . . . - -n .' 1 green feed. Vet tbls -lessened expense is not the only important difference, Drown said. Kgg production records <( show that green range-ted birds far surpass the pullets raised without ^ benefit' of range. t( Xaturallv, Brown explained. wnen | the average number of cgs per birt'. i j goes up, the feed cost per dosi ng | eggs comes down. mammmmmamsaoBm - - 2 PLtS-2 EQUALS I MILK I IA'S YOU KOI A Health, I . ' SCHOOL CHIU>B If you want to be proud of ress and Rood health of y? suggest a steady diet of re and plenty of good healthy >ey Milk. Phone us and yo MTdk will be on your doors For- Health, Wealth Drink Milk With ArchdaL mi* Phon I a Omm [TO- j H ><-k,! mmm^????^H It rv IH ?"' KTT1 lllll ie8. Do as dozens of othej- enl pul* tain wives are doing . . . h"t' of The New-Way Laundr md It's just as economical to ln? is much easier on your lo< ?eu8,8 the wash is perfect. out NEW-WAY Laundere's, Cleaners Gastonia's Oldest, 1 Phone Out* TS*n/?lr io in Ifinna |~ - - xxmb. a a uvi% ao asm mgo , ? ' i ' DON'T FORGET ction S )AY, SEPTEMI at 10 A. 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