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Central Methodist
tiiUiClk
M. C. Sprinkle. Jr., Pas-.or
?.Ui A M I inuvii isvbool, doner?l
ttuperinieiiouiii. H. S, Peeler.
VV.Ob A. M. Morning Worship.
t4*iinoe.' "I'ijaim u> Try Again."___
tk?i?llu(iun ?Jimii It School ufliTrf.r>
iiiiil iearlurs
Kt 1' M Kpwor.th t.euguv: ineel
U<- y ThoiliiiSj h.'htler;
Tlu* evening ser\ iee will he eulleil
>8 hi tavor" lit lit meet inn si IJoyee
Vi'iivirtnl A It. P. I'Jiureh.
Xf? rtilil-we'ek prayer 'service wilt
.?< liile to llle meeting; of the
Vrecie ii. Iligh Polm.
I toy ce Memorial
A. At. A'. Church
U. K'. Uulnl, Minister.
IM.00 A. M. 1.1 lf]?e sm IuhiI. .1. I. Me
lill iieiior.il SuperInioiiilont.
11:110 A .iM. Morning Worship apil
Awuw'i by l?r, W. P. drier.
IV M. livening Worship and
tomun by J?r W. P. drier.
2 :<0" P. M. Junior Christian l.'uion
CU> r.llKiUJI'dl rtUlllUIlJ, WOiiner..
; <r> P. M. Intermediate Christian
_ - a ion. Miss Martha K McGill, loud
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c> <r> I'. M Young Peoples Christjta
Colon.
Workday: ?
iV3i> I' M. Mintiif Alexander Cir:< !?*
at Iioihi1 of Mrs. .T. M. Garrison,
He* J. K Anthony. Loader
3:30 P. M. Mario Stevonson Olrij>'
at homo of Mrs. .1. M Patterson
Mrs. J M Patterson, Leader.
7:3(1 P. M Mary Kennedy Circle'
-with Mrs. J. R. Onnihle.' Miss FreeTbrc
niaek. Louder.
WednoAtiny: 7:3(1 P. M. Dr. I,. I.
TBbTtoIs will show Stereopttcon slid
?s and lead the Home Mission Study
Jbr the Woman's Missionary Society
SJl are Invited.
The Rvangellstlc Services boinsf
varMfnoted by Dr. W. P. Drier will
wrmtmno through the remainder ot
Ybfs week, closing Sabbath evening.
f*-f"her 20th. ThH -congregation inrftes
von to attend these services at
TrfP p M.
Presbyterian Church
Rev. P D Patrick Paatot
?:15 A. M. Sunday School. C. F.
"Thomasson, Supt.
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[Values!
Shoppers
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I flour
1 . Rose Royal
24 pounds
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I STRING BEANS
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I i PINECONE CORN
1 \ 2 NO. 2 CANS
|i 15c
m lard
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9 4 Pounds 29c
- 8 Lb. Carton
I 57c
YuNo I Tall"caiTstandard
1 FRUIT
[cocktail
10c
FAT BACK
2 Pounds
15c
SUGAR
10 Lb. Paper Bag
l 45c
Home Stores
Good Bats - Zero Prices
; "Where the Dollar Does
It's Duty"
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A. M. Mottling Worship.
Sermon subject: Sound of March
ing ? full in Glue. '
P, M. Sunday School' at Dls.
on School house. J. G. Durraeott
Superintendent.,
i::J0 I'. M. Young 1'eople's Yesperi
Tina congregation v, ill worshli
with It. ,l';t sbyH 7:31
for the closing sor\ ice of their mec
nig.' .
Monday 7 I' Al. Uo> Scout ;. Trool
Die. Mr. Carl Davidson, Seouttnas
tcr; Messrs W, it Thomson attc
IfatVy Page. Asst. Scoutmasters.
Tuesday 7.15 P. M Prayer meet
ing at Mai'gract* t'oininuuity House
?amaajKumsumB&im ,m%?sam:Tsn.i ;unr>
j First iiapiisl Church
A O. Sargeaui. Pastor
Sunday morning W'oiVhip 11:00
Sunilay School 0;4cl.
Junior Worship 11:00.
Sunday night service 7. 3ty.
Newly . elected ottieevs of the lie
leriuediuie Daptlst Training Union:
Pifi'sideul Miss Gloria Corn well.
Vice President: Miss Jo KeetCr.
Secretary, a. ti Sttrgeuat. Jr.
Treasurer. Jimmy Wiills
1st (Y.oup ''aiiAain: Helen Pa ye
Cash; 2nd Group Captain. Marguer
ite Tip da II;' Sont? Ltutlor. Florence
Rhea; Pianist: Rachel MeClain.
Tile Gleaners Class will celebrate
their 7ili anniversary by a class par
ry, Satuniav afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the lioine of Mrs. E. K. Roberts
\vilh .Mrs S N'. Gibson as joint hostess.
All members and honorary
members ape invited lo come and
take part itf the fun,''
Macedonia Baptist Church
J. V. Frederick, Pastor
Sunday School 9:40. M. R. Caldwell.
Supt.
Morning Worship 11:00.Evening
Worship 7:00.
Prayer service Wednesday even
ing 7:00. .
All are welcomed to come and
worship with us. . . :
GRACE IVTETHODIST
S. W. Johnson, Pastor
Sunday School 9.45 Frank Green
Supt.
Worship Service 11:00.
pworth I,eague 6:30.
Evening Service 7:30.
Wednesday night prayer service
7:30 P M.
Park-Grace Bible Church
John L. Grpgory. 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. Evangc
Untie service.
Second Baptist Church
Rev C C. Parker, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 each Sunday.
Preaching 11 a. n> and 7:30 o. m
each Sunda .
Wesleyan Methodist
R. L. Phillips, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45.
Morning Service 11:00.
W. Y. P. S. or Class meeting 6:15
Prayer Servtce Wednesday 7:00
Evening Service 7:00.
Despite dry weather during the
early summer, lespedeva and other
hay crops In Wilson county are returning
good yields.
The mattress making project for
low Income farm families is progres
sing satisfactorily in Mecklenburg
county.
Cumberland county growers have
received 120,000 pounds of Austrian
winter peas thru the AAA grant ol
ain program for fall seening.
W. M. Norris of Tomahawk, Bla
ren county, has sold J50d pounds ol
honey from his apiary during the
past year for 8 cents a pound.
Poultry improvement work undei
the National Poultry Imprqv^nent
Plan lias expanded stead.\- sine*
the launching! of the cooperative
Federal-State program in 1935.
The smoking of cheese- with hlc
kory kindling Is la t estpi vceat
being tiled by. the IoA'a {experiment
Station In an attempt to lmprort
cheese flavors.
EVERYBODY SUFFERS
FROM STAGE FRIGHT
intensely InteteaUug story which
reveals why human beings suffei
fropi stage fright and ways to our?
ourselves of this embarrassing feeling.
One of many features in the Oc
tober 20th issue of
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
the big magazine distributed with
THE BALTIMORE
SUNDAY AMERICAN
On Sale At All Newsstands
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A total of 25,000 bales of cotto
wore graded and .classed under tli
supervision of the State Depar
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vision in 1939.
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Local Student Joins Fla.
University Chi Phi
(Special To Tlie Jieiart)
. Charles Thomasson, young son ot
Mr. anil Mrs. C. F. Thomasson of
308 Fast King Street, of Kings Moun
ft:in, K. C? has Just announced bis
pledging of the Chi Fhi social fraterulty.
Charles entered tlie University of
Florida this year as a Junior, lie
graduated from the Oak nidge Military
institute atOuk Ridge, N.
liist Juno.
Already Charles lias mu.lc a name
for himself On the Florida campus. ]
hn. Tww up?;ivi-..tii-<r.ui:sis
of the Cntverstty's it. O. T. C. Hand.
** With the formation of a 1'nlversityj
ro Drum and Bugle Corps. Charles has
been also drafted 'to twirl tlie baton
of the new group.
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t- Charles' excellent previous work in
II- Scouting activities has accorded
him another honor, llhe lias been
1NCEMEN
We are please
MR. E. C. (
s already well-known to fur
unding community, is now ass
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when they desire Quality Fur
mvenient Easy Terms.
OLICY . .
tord Furniture Co. is now own
i- Fulton and E. C. McClain, wl
tndly courteous manner, and
entitled to fair dealing and
nplete line of furniture for ev<
to our slogan, "Buy It For Lef
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pledged lo Alpha Pht Omega. the taleut In his chosen field.
scout service fraternity. A. P. O. is I With the pledging of the oldest
very active on the campus, serving ( fraternity in the United States and
as ushei s at footbull games end being on the receiving end of many
sponsors Of.local Scout troops. campus honors. Churles If off to a
grand start at the University or
Scholastic-ally. Charles is entering Florida. - ^
the School of Architecture.. The Ac i
cliltvrctural school at Florida Is rec-l sped excessive for conditions is
ognized as one of the best in the ,he chjef factor In fatal accidents
country. Charles Is applying himself i ?? North Carolina streets and highvery
well and Is showing particular ways.
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^Hoc# than 40.600.000 passengers each year "elect" to go by
Greyhound?it's the popular choice for a balanced travel budget.
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ni ture buyers of Kings Mountain and
ociated with us. Mr. McClain and the D.
a cordial invitation to everyone to visit
ni ture at Reasonable Prices for Cash or
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