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Elected
TW Student Council of lh) Kings
Host rum JUkIi School met JX-c. 9.
Ko^oiIh were given front some of
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NOTICu TO STOCKHOLDERS
U*ttee is hereby ?ivt.i that th>
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Improvement, reported that the 9th
grade were to. be in charge of the
grounds (or last week and this week
i Kugnie MuthU, chairtnaa of the
hall reported that the following
students were to be tnotdtfirs: Hous
.on Black'. Frederick Weaver, , Harold
Bat p. t'oyte Hunter, Henry NeiS
ler. Jerry Hord, Alice Betty Mauney
ChrHtine tiabant, Sybil Davis, and
Kugene Mathi*.
The subject, of students bringing
irecruckers to sclioo was discussed
and it was decided that ho flreruekers
were to be brought to the
reboot liouuo or ou the school
In order to save money. 4-11 cluti
I!?'Vs and inns ot K(tw?i)l>?' coun
' y ar?; in sponsoring # caopvraIve
order of frgit troea this year.
and Friday
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IT WAS midnight on Christmas
Eve. Seven-year-old Jack,
having bafiled the sandman
since eight o'clock, tossed back
stairs.
Now, at long last, he would
learn the truth about Santa
Claus. Man or myth? Chimney
sweeper or a lovable old
red-nosed gentleman?
When the clock struck one Jack
was still sitting patiently in the chair
by the fireplace, watching the em'
bers glow and wane. Tinsel on the
| nearby Christmas tree glistened. It
l was all very exciting, but where was
I Kris Kringle?
The noise Jack heard a,moment!
j later might have been Santa but itj
didn't come from the chimney.
Quickly the boy jumped back in
the shadows while he heard the din-l
ing room window raise slowly. A,
I gush of cold air, heavy footsteps,1
and then Jack heard the window
close.
Frightened, he crept forward un-,
til he could see where blue moon-j
light filtered into the dkpng room.i
There Jack saw?not Santa Claus'
but a masked burglar, systematical-1,
ly looting the silverware!
Seconds later his softly slippered
feet carried the lad upstairs into
| his parents' bedroom. The boy shook
his father.
I. '.'Dad!" he whispered loudly, eyes
blazing. "Dad! Wake up!"
j "Grrummph," came the sleepy
answer.
"A burglar, Dad! Wake up! Call
the police!"
Not waiting, Jack reached for the
bedside telephone,himself. His moth|
er still slumbered.
"Operator?" he asked. "Send the
police over to our house right away t
There's a burglar downstairs!"
By that time it was out of Jack's,
hands. His parents were wide
awake now, clinging to their hero
Jack Reached for the telephone
'* himself.
son and listening. During the next
two minutes they heard a stark
drama?downstairs the dining room
window opened and closed. In the
distance, growing ever nearer, was
the hum of a motor which they
knew would be the police car.
They heard it stop outside. Then
came a shout, "Stop thief!" A brief
scuffle, and they knew the burglar
was captured. . ,
Next morning Jack was awakened
by his father.
"Son," he began, eyes twinkling,
"I forgot to ask last night how you i
happened to hear that burglar."
Jack blushed.
"I was downstairs, Dad, waiting
for Santa Claus. Wanted to see if
he teally does come on Christmas
eve."
His father laughed heartily.
"But Jack!" he protested. "Don't
you know that Santa Claus never
comes when little boys and girls are
watching? I'll bet he's been here by
this time, though. Let's go see!"
Downstairs Jack's surprise was dlvided
between two equally fascinating
subjects. Around the Christmas
tree were more presents than he'd
ever seen before, including a brand
new bicycle!
But off to one side was a jolly
looking, blue-uniformed policeman.
"Sonny," the copper began. "That
Durgiar you captured last night was
'Lightning Pete,' a most notorious
house breaker."
Jack's jaw dropped.
"Best of all," the policeman continued,
"there's a $500 reward for
his capture, and it all belongs to
you. Hare's the check."
Jack could barely say "Thank
you," so amazed was he.
"I guess," he Anally mumbled,
"that Santa Claus is wearing a blue
Uniform this year."
(Released by Western Newspaper Union.)
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Shepherd Village Plays Bethlehem
Lea Baux In France, a village of
shepherds, puts on one of the most
dramatic Christmas celebrations in
the world, and has done it yearly
for over a thousand years. The peasants
act out the whole Bethlehem
story with real oxen. Thousands of
visitors come every Christmas eve
to see the event.
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Christmas In Sweden
Sweden celebrates her Christinas
December 24 with Ash and rice porridge.
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THTTRgPAT. PBPim M. 1MI
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
North Carolina,
Clevelaud County. 1 __ _
Huvlns this day qualified as exo- ||1?|
cutrix of the estate of Carrie B IVI* I
Hord. deceased, late of Cleveland
County, North Carolina. This la to
notify all persons having 'claims a- ' a ?
gainst the estate of the said de- a9 not IB
ceased, to exhibit them to the under . , ,
signed at Kings Mountain. North Kind8 OI
Carolina, on or before the 2nd day . _
of December. 19*1. or this notice pirC?8. C
will be pleaded In bar oT their recovery.
All persona Indebted to said
estate will pleuse make Immediate f
payment of said obligations.
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^^^^^Tnar^TKuTcw' llord I
Kxecutrlx of the estate of Carrij I PHONE
It. llord, deceased.
Joseph C. Whisnaht. Alt. 1-9-41
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