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, Central Methodist Uuccti
H. C. Sprinkle, Jr., Patior
S?:46 A. M. Church school, General
Superliiteudeut, -B. S. Peeler
11:00 A. M. Moininn Worship una
Quarterly Conference led by Kev.G
M. Jones. Superintendent of 'he Gun
tonla District.
0:15 P. M. tSnworth l^euirue. led
by Miss Elizabeth Neill.
TiflO I- M.? Evening Swnrir". So:
iitoii by the Pustor.
Monday 6:45 P. M. Boy Scouts.
Wednesday, t:.3h I*. M. Mid-week
Service.' Theme: ' The Grace ??t Clod
lioyce Memorial
A. R. P. Church
H. N. Uaird, Minister.
'* ln;00 A. Si, lilw-'hi'biwf.'!l! l'tr'
' > Ciill. General SU|ieritltendellt.
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship and
Sermon..
6:45 P. M.? Young People's Christian
Union. Discussion of 2nd Peter.
7: do P. M. ISVetiiltg Worship and
Sermon.
Beginning Monday night, October
14th, this congregation will .hold
Evangelistic services. .Dr. W. P.
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If error ia made, The Herald is
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The advertiser should notify . Im
mediately of any corrections need'
Want ads are always cash in
advance except to business men
or concerns having accounts with
this newspaper.
FOR 8ALE: Two 1100 lb mules, 2horse
wagon. Farming tools. Part
cash, terms on balance. J. B. Porter,
Route 1, Shelby, N. C., near
Will Wilson cotton gin. octl7
WANTED TO BUY: Trailer large
enough to haul bale of cotton on.
C. N. Porter at Ware's Qln. 9-24-2t
FOR RENT: Three room apartment
600 West Gold Street. W. F. Logan.
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FOR RENT: Four room apartment,
private bath. See Haywood E.
Lynch at the Herald Office. tf
WE PAY $6 for selling ten $1 boxes.
60 beautiful assorted, Christmas
Cards Sell for >1?your profit 60o
Greeting Card House, 160 Main,
Ossining. N. "Y. oct 10.
FOR 8ALE: House and lot on
Kings Mouutaln Grover road. M.
B.Caldwell. aug 12-p
REMEMBER ? On 8atnrday you get
one of our delicious Banana Split a
for only 10c. Kings Mountain Drug
Company.
FOR SALE.CHEAP: $130 Frigidalre
Automatic Electric Water Heatto*
Unit Complete. Central Bar
ber Shop.
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Uriel* of CtoVer, S. C., will lead ii
the services. He knows Hod am
God knows him. We cordially inviti
our Community to join with us ii
tiiesc meetings. Our hoys will b
enlisting this week in the service o
Hie country. Shall we not enlist ii
the service of the Kingdom. Servi
ce? each evening at 7;:i0 I'. M.
Presbyterian Church
Bev. P". I). Patrick, hastoi
-11:45 Sunday school and Morn In:
Won hip. This i? ll.iliy Day and l'rt
.notion Jjuy in the Sunday school
i'hu services will ho united and wil
in held i:i the fellowship Ha?l.
2::io |? 111. Sunday .school at Dixoi
etiool house.
p. in. Young; Peojles Vesper:
7 ;io p m Kvoninc wohthjn
1 Mo.:.ia; ?1*~
- ? Irole 1. 7:150 p. 111.. Miss Cariyh
Wure. \v. .
elide 2..:!;:50 p. in. Mrs. J. C
Thomson.
Circle :i. n: :!0 p. in. Mrs. II K
jy'tich. ' i'irele
I. 7C50 p. ui. Mrs. liarolt
' lunnlciitt.
Circle- i0 p m Mrs. IT. A
lofortli.
7:00 p. m. Iloy Scouts, Troop 1
Tuesday, 7:15 P. M. Prayer meet
ing at Mai-grace Community House
First Baptist Church
A. O. Snrgeant. Pastor
Morning Worship 11:00. Messugt
by the Pastor.
Sunday St'liool 9:'40.
uJnior Worship for child ion "und
r 12 years ot age 11:00.
At 6 p.'>m. -sharp, Sunday evening
the Intermediate members of th>
Church will hold their second meet
lug in the Berean Class room foi
the ..purpose of electing officers fo;
the new organization.
There will be no 'night worshii
service Sunday in the absence o
;he pastor who is . conducting a re
rival at Calvary Baptist Church it
Gaston ia.
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Macedonia Baptist Church
J. V. Pvederick. Pastor
Sunday School 9:45. M. B. ("aid
well, Supt.
Morning Worship 11:00.
Evening Worship 7:00.
Prayer service Wednesday even
Ing 7:00.
All 'are welcomed to come an'
worship with us.
( RACE MKTHOIMST
S. W. Johnson, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45. Prank Greet
Supt.
Worship Service 11:00.
pworth League 6:30.
Evening Service 7:30.
Wednesday night prayer servic
7:30 P. M.
Park-Grace Bible Church
John L. Gregory. Pastor
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. Evangt
Untie service.
Second Baptist Church
Rev. C. C. Parher. Peetor
Sundsv SchOvji 9:45 each Sunday.
Preaching m- Knd 7:3fl D m
each Sunda ".
Wesleyan Methodist
R. L. Phillips. Pastor
Sunday School 9:45.
. Morning Service 11:00.
W. Y. P. 8. or Class meeting 5: It
Prayer 8ervlce Wedneaday 7:00
Evening Service 7:00.
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cveryrmni itm .joui aa nuu
Ae itoaae eeU del tee pmmla af tine
/alia. Whan yea Ml hoary. rue. eoana at
rlab foods oa wttaa yaa an aarroat. hurrtad at
thte poorly your atotnach eft an loan oat loo
nob fluid. Toot food doau't dltaat fled yoa
ban too. baartbum, nauaaa. pain or toot
lofoaob. Taaa faal tour, tick aad upaat an enr.
Doeiort tat nana una a latatln for auxoark
tin. It la dtbfltttie and fbollak. It tnkaa thoaa
I . pHta block tab lata aallad Ball-ana for Indltottton
to maka tho oooaaa aloonrk So Ida kanrltoo. nUm
dlatnaa In no tlrw and pat yoa book at yoar
foot. BoUof la aa eulck It la amaalnr and ana Mt
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THJE KINGS MOUNTAIN HKRAUD
Vegetables Can Be
Stored For Winter
There is no reason for discarding
surplus vegetables, or for dumping
j them oi^ a depressed market, says
e H. I{. Niswt iger. horticulturist of
, the N. p. State College Extension
e Service. Hut on the other hand.
there Is no use to store vegetables
u that are not of high <iuality. free
i /from imudiunicul injuries. insects
'and diseases, and mature but not
over-ripe.
"If you put an inferior, diseased
damaged product in storage it will
conic "our ".tit' iTi(oi"nji . ili*T-.dhitT*TWfflT
aged product. in vyorse condition
'ban when- it went in." Nlswoiiger
j declaved.
The problem of wliete , to store
Vegetables is important, and the,
ytftte t'olleee. stieMnlist makes tho
following i?vmiH'N'latioiiK aon<a this
line.: Means and lielil. peas may- be
~T 'i>Tf.Vii'i?.'*li'i> fiis> ' tip And 'iim-w
warm dry place in.the attic -until
'lied, and after being shelled t)t?
beans should be placed in tiuht cotfailiers'
and treated with earbnn disulphide
to eoulrol weevils.
Moot crops. siir'n as carrots.
. k ets" and turnips, should have the
tops cut off, leaving short leaf
stems, before storing. Tit toy Stay be
s(Wed iji shallow crates and placed
in the cellar An occasional sprinkling
with water wtl prevent shrivel
iitg- Ciihhage and eollards can best
be stored in trenches dut of doors.
Another method common l\ used in
Eastern Carolina cotfsists of pushing
the hearts uf. the plants toward
the North ami <ov?r4ng the stem
and base of the heads with soil.
The plants are thus, left right in
;he row where they grew.
; - Sweet potatoes keep best in a dry
place, and where the temperature
- throughout the storage period is a
r round 55 to 60 degrees. Onions
, should be kept in slatted crates in
the attic where the atmosphere is
> dry and the temperature is around
f .50 degrees. A basement or cellar is
not a good place to store onions,
t Pumpkins and squashes; should also
,,be stoi'ed in a warm dry room at a
temperature of 50 degrees.
More than 2.500 persons were in-,
jured hi traffic accidents in this
state the first etight months cf this
year.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified us administrator
of the estate of Bessie Kamscur. de1
ceased, late of Cleveland C'ouiitv.
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate of said - deceased to exhibit
them to tre undersigned at h's offieo
i' in'Kings Mountain. N. C.. on or before
the 18th day of September.
1941, or this notice wll be pleaded ia
bar of their recivery. All persons
Indebted to said estate will please
f make immediate payment.
ThiB 18th day of September, 1940.
W. L. Hamseur,
Administrator of the Estate of
Bessie Ramseur. Deceased.
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PASTEURIZED M
For School Boys and
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if you include plent;
Sunrise Pasteurized
in their diet.
Order Yours Toda
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THCRf^DAY, OCT. 10, 1940
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
North Carolina,
Cleveland County.
Having qualified as administrator
j ut the Estate of Zulu Huberts, de j.ceased,
late of Cleveland County,
| North Carolina, this is to uotlfy alt
persons having claims' against the
| estate of said deceased to exhibit
' them to the undersigned ut 'his home
in Kings Mountain. North Carolina,
on pi before the 17th day of July
1V41. of" ttis notice will bs pleaded
le bar of taelr recovery. Air persons
'indebted to said esteto will please
miluniniMiiaio pavnit-.ni.
Tils 17th day of July, 1940.
Joint Weaver, Administrator.
( ?ndv?oct 10?H.
t North Caiolitia,
Cleveland County.
Ir* The Superior Court
Shtilia Mae Hurls, l'laituiff.
Vs.
j Ua iiiond Hutis, Defendant.
NOTICE
j The defendant, above -?aiiicdr will
J tak<- t.u't ie t'liat an action entitled
i .is ,il?i>\. .tits been commenced in
| the Superior Court of Cleveland
t. County, North Carolina, ' wherein
the plaintiff 'seeks ati absolute dl?
j \<ni. iiotn the defendant; that said
j teli iidant will also take notice that
j tie is required to appear at the
j Clerk (if Court's Office at thb Court
I House ill said County In Shelhv.
Ninth Carolina, within 20 days after
service hereof, and answer or
demur to the Complaint now on file
In the Clerk's Office in said action.,
or the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded ' in
said Complaint. ,
.. This 12th day of Sept., 1940.
Max Hatnrlclc,
Asst Clerk of Superior Court.
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State of North Carolina,
[l.'ouniy of Cleveland
( In The Superior Court
OUie Childress, Plaintiff,
vs.
Thomas Kichard Childress, Defendant,
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TO THOMAS KICHARD CHI DURESS.
Ilefendant: _ .1
The Defendant. Thomas Richard 1
Childress, will take notice that an
action entitled above has been com
menced in the Superior Court for
Cleveland County, North Carolina
by the Plaintiff, for the purpose ot
obtaining an absolute divorce from
the bonds of matrimony, on the
grounds of two (2) years separation
ar.d the said Defendant will further
take notice that re is required to
.appear at the office of th? Clerk oi
'lie Superior Court tor said county,
at the C.ourthouse in Shelby. N. C..
on October 16. 1940. and answer or
demur to the complaint in said action
or the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for relet demanded In said
complaint
This the 16th day of Sept.. 1940.
E. A. Houser. Jr.,
Clerk of the Superior Court for
Cleveland County
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Final Notice to Delinquent
TaxPayers
There is quite a number of people in Kings Moon
tain that awe from 1 to 5 years past due taxes. li.
is not fair to the TbWn and the people who do pay
their tax. We are giving you this opportunity to ! _
. pay your tax. We hope that it will not be necessary
for us to take legal steps to collect them, i J .
Come in at once and settle up and save extra
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" Office ofTax Collector. |
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G.N.PORTER !
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I Ginner - Buyer 1
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| ers to bring him a bale to gin. J:
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Business Solicited and Appreciated J
i ?Reasonable Prices? 2
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t Bring Me Your Next Bale *
| Meal and Hulls at TT?e Gin
| Cotton Hauled to Gin
| Seed and Hulls Returned %
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| Deposit Your Seed With Us ?'
X . Till Jan. 1st Price Protection ?
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FORM THE HABIT OF SYSTEMATIC
SAVING ' \ :
Table showing Growth of Optional Stock of Monthly
Deposits in Years with Earnings at .4 Percent
Per Annum Payable Semi-Annually.
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Monthly
Savings 1 Year 3 Years 3 Years 10 Yens
$ 1.00 $ 12.26 $ 38.29 $ 66.46 $ 147,43
$ 5.00 $ 61.30 $191.45 $ 332.32 $ 737.42
$10.00 $122.61 $382.90 $ 664.64 $147431
$15.00 $183.92 $574.35 $ 996.97 $221237
$25.00 $306.53 $957.26 $1661.62 $3687.12
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$1.00 Or More Opens An Account
Our 71st Series
Opened Oct. 1st
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A. H. Patterson, Sec'y & Treas.
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