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TLostess To Bridge Club
/ Mi K. A.' Slultli. jr., was uoslesH
/ to the Tuesday Afternoon . Bridge
( flub, entertaining at her home ou
\?JMediuuut Avenue.
The following inuW up two tallica:
Mesuaiucs Charles Williams,
- Hilly Mammy,- Neisler, Jjo"
Noisier, Uooih Cllldspie, K. K Finger.
lluyne Rlaekmer and the- hostess
A sutidwich and tea course was
served after the game.
,.?mith Council Entertained
/ Miss Ktlzabeth N'elll was hostess
/ to members of the Youth Council of
V Central Methodist Church at her
^^hoine Saturday evening.- v )
' Dr. "11. C. Sprinkle. Jr.. discussed
the subject. "Reaching Young People'
and Miss Carolyn Prlrtce talked
on "Personal Kvatjgellsm.'
During the; social hour tho host-'|
ess served a dessert- course' with j
coffee. ' I
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UjMTlOII REUEFJ j
1 SUKZ, or est"/ I
\nmmmM\
No need to suffer the
tortures of acid indigestion and otfier
acid stomach discomforts any longer.
'Not while you can get Bisma-Rex.
Here is a four action product that
is helping thousands obtain relief.
Bisma-Rex is sold only at Rexall
Drug Stores. Try it today.
. KINGS MOUNTAIN
DRUG COMPANY
Phones 41 and 81
THURSDAY
AS^E'GOPBWD^
Artie Shaw t? d^&rtte
fraaKsOytsrisMstTMlmtadbt I. t.l
SATURDAY?'
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MONDAY anc
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bv S. SYLVAN SIMON
WEDNESDAY &
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, HAPPENINGS
PHONES 10-R AND 88
Legion Auxiliary Meets
/j no American l?eg. >n Auxiliary
held Us regular monthly meeting at,
^the home ot Mrtt, T. CJ. Hudspeth!
with Mrs. Blanche poplin, jOiut lio.s'
teas In Tuesday afternoon.
Ferns and pot plants wePPprett.v
trranged (or tlie occasion, muUiun
a lovely setting (or the meeting.
The meeting opened with the Salute
to the Flug.
Mrs. Snrgeaut read the 23rd
i'sulm und Mrs. Build led in prayer
Mrs. Byron Keeter played the Star
Spangle Banner.
The topic (or the month being
.legislation. Mrs. .las. Ware had
charge of the program. Mr3. Paul
Mauuev read "Font' Points for "11"
by Mrs.' Andrew taws, chairmen.
National Legislative committee.
? Sirs. James Waie read, "it Takis
More Titan Guns,' by Mllo J. Warnin,"
National Commander, the American
Legion. ;
Mrs. J. E. Mauney read I poem,
"Build Well, by Mary Rock troiu
Little Windows.
Fifteen members, answered the
roll cajl.
Mrs. Giee Bridges presided jvtr
tile business .session.
During tin social l,our the hostess
ee served delicious chicken "salad
j with a sweet course and coffee.
Meeting Of Vei-a
Sargeant Circle
Miss Annie Roberts was hostess
to tuumbers of tire Vera SargeanjL
Circle of the First Baptist church,
at iter home on North Piedmont' Av
euue on Monday evening.
Mrs. J. L. Head- conducted the de
votional service.
Mrs. Hill Baker had charge of tha
study the topic of which was "An
Urgent Gospel?Where. We Live."
Mrs. Bryan Herd. Miss Mitchell Wll
Hants and Miss Fanny Carpenter
took part in discussing the Subject".
Mrs. J. K. Willis led the closing
prayer.
During the social hour delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostess. ' -j. .
Ormand-Goforth
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ormanrt of
Graham. N. C., announce the marriage
of their daughter, Margaret
Irene, to Arthur Goforth. on Jleeeinher
21, at Gaffney, S C'.
Mr. Goforth is tlte son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Goforth of Forest City
and FRIDAY
MIRACLE MUSICAL HIT I
S'MCOIW;
<2 CHORUS f
irtTBiirgess Meredith ^
NUir. WiMi Pm H >'??*
Double Feature
Tbe G^yl
Caballero
AIM Cwtiiy t?? rt?l?n
I mr TTinr* a wr
I 1UUSUAI
voa'M tov? Dulcyl
...(M'ith?crMd-|
W ^ I I ^ MtKmrtuD ol I
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Lmm Cm hi Dm mtey. Jr.
. Prodaoad by IDCtAI IKLWYM .
TOURS DAY
TV 3 mts0vme*f - ~^T"| ,
[ T"AILaiAZEHS?*
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THE KI^GS MOUNTAIN IIERAU) TH
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MRS. A- H. PATTERSON,
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Stag Supper Hosts
of tln> Stay" f lub of/ i
Klng^ Mountain entertained ihelr\ >
( laily friends at a spaghetti suuper
ai l'iue Knot on Monday evening, j
Spaghetti with accessories, codec
and dessert was served.
Personals *
Mr. Jacob-Cooper is recuperating
trtfm an atiuck of the flu. i
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iv .vn\ o. w. Myers is recuperatingV*
| frttm nn attack of the flu.
?o?
Mi*. Humes Houston is ill with
influenza. , . . :y|
?o? It
Miss Helta Byar. dramatic. teach it
CONTIN
Sale 3c Sale
?Jello Molds
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?Cookie Cutters
?Certified Aspirin,
Box of 12
?Graters
?funnels
?Can Openers ?
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?Hot Plate Pads
?Scrub Brushes
-*-Pins
?Range Sets
?Dessert Dishes
?Candy Dishes
?Ruby Ash Tray
?What Not Novelties
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and numerous other
Items
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I BROOMS
Good Quality
Also MOPS
10c
READY-1
WINTER COAT
1-2 1
BELK'S
REMEMBER ? You Ah
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I'RSDAY. JAM. 16, 1M1
rr, ha* returned from her home in
Maye^viil#-. Ky., i|.ivrt' she Miptyu
I he IioUUu\r. She was delayed on
M.-00UHI ot illttt hs in her tainily.
?-o Mrs
U. K J hi I lose of folumhia i-o
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Mis* Klluoi Kpui'i of Morlina, ?>
pent the week-end wiiii Miss Kliz
i belli Neill. ' - \?
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Mr. and Mr*. (Jvorpo llcruilou of c
l?<hcvii|c ?i !?' visli(ir* in Kings
ilountitin Monilny.
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'Mrh. A. Hapi-V Mild baby of ?
lickpry wef-e guests of Mrs. Ha- s
efs mother. Mrs. K. S. Plonk, last j;
reek. ii
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Mrs. Fred Plonk and baby son
ave returned from Memorial llosital.
Charlotte. and are-, now at
heir home. 011 Hold street.
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Mrs.' (Jeorpe Dlokerson and koine
McMillan of Ooldsboro aro vising
relatives here: \V. A Frederk.
and Hev. J. V. Frederick.
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WES WIT.
Single
BLANKETS
Double bed size. Our
Special?
a
45C
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Double .
BLANKETS
Heavy quality part
wool Blankets. Double
bed size?
$1.98?REMN
New Supply Percales, Bi
5c |
BOYS' SHIRTS ?
Fancy patterns in fast
colors?
^^^J59cEacli^^ ;
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i^Vlffer^V;'*''i ' ..?* . ' \ . '
BATH TOWELS
Large size, double terry
towels. Sale Price?
10c Each
ro - WEAR
3 AND DRESSES
'rice
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DEPAR'
ways Save At BELK'S
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Mr*. - Carload Still and chljdren. (
t; .1 J>i. \V. L Mouney spent the
wck-etitl wl'h their parents, Mr.
iixl Mr*. It I.. Maunty
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Mr*. Burl MlVill .?( the I'mk |
iruee whw1 fneutiv \a-i n <k>M- '
w+mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
in. >1 to her itoiiio on t'CtiHler nrreii.t'
or th?> piist wt'i'k.
U<-\^ I' I> IMtricfc; 11 t;.'Kidi. i
t N 'tuiiil nr., ^ e\|n < el In ti t tit it
Ins .-vetiiny (rum M i>!Ii i'niiit uln ri'
lny attviiil-if -iIn North I'itiiiliii.i
'mil.11' of i liiiMiho*
?o s .* - r
Mr iiiul Mis .1 Curry have
iovi-iI from tin I It Cotorth iiuum
!t "West MpiutraiV si reel to the for
ier liryan llord limine on Hold
Ireet. recently purchased fimu li
I. I.ymli. Mr. aiut .Mrs. <Jeorue Ixitmore
are moving into the house vn
iteti by the Currys.
YOUR 'SHIP WILL
COME IN" Sooner
By the Aid of Newspapei*
ADVERaafe !
H NEW V
OCTAGON
We Repeat Friday Mornin*
lc c
Limit 5 to a
WASH DRESSES 1
Fruit of the Loom
Wash Dresses. Sizes i
12 to 52. Ned Spring
patterns?
87c !
ANTS
oadcloth and Shirting <
irard
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WORK SHIRTS
Sanforized, well made
Sizes 14 to 17.
48c Each
HATS
Good patterns in varie
ty of colors. Special ?
97c Each
MEN'S SUITS
Our best grade in
tweeds and stripes.
New patterns. $25.00
values? '
$15.00
rMENT
KIN(
What's the Answer? l! *
B? EDWARD r?NCH 1
kVi^Ct DID TVtTFmtl^oiri
pClC*THtBUCKfc< COMtP
' ^eow* /? ?I .
*T*HIS expression originated whe* <
* a man Pained Bolsover literallyKicked
a bucket out Irom urdre
him in order to commit suicide, H?
climbed onto a bucket, slipped his
head into a noose on one end of *
* "length of rope, tied the otlier entf
ro a rafter above ins bead and
Kicked the backet a.vay thus adrav
ivrtisclf t.o dentin Someon* * " o
tuck up the expression and popular' '
lzed it into present-day slang.
'?L Western Neu.-ptiU*' V?u??i.
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B
rALUES I
I SOAP |
' (or long as it lasts)
ake
customer
Corduroy
OVERALLS
Colors, brown, blue,
green and wine. Sizes
Z to 8?
97c
Curtain
STRETCHER
Good Housekeeping ap
proved. Special?
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$1.00
IRONING BOARDS
New shipment. Sturdy i '
padded boards?
$1.00
OUTING 'I
Heavy Quality f
36 Inches wide I
10c I
STORE I
JS MOUNTAIN, N. C. I