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Of Mention
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f. tH> l.ols Reuttte)
Mrs, Henry Jones had ns her. dinliiT
guests Tuesday h?'r mother. Mrs
And. MtiFtf rter unit Mm. Forest.
I Stewart of Bethany.
Mm. Maude WIImiiI spent the past
reek-end wltlt telatU'es In liafTiiey?
Messrs WlUn I! Inn ton and Marion
r. Falls attended a 1'osliil Couven
lion in Tryott Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moss had us
lV.??ti guest this past week-end. their
son. Mr. ('ai'iiidiiic Moss.
f Mr Aaron Hartsoo of Foi t Jack.
son spent Sunila\ with his mother,
Mrs. l,il!lc Hartsoc.
Mr and Mrs A It. Hulfst Nler
Tad as their guests Sunday. Mr and
Mrs. Holland lloin of the Ouk Grove
section.
M.*s. ("allle liopnolds anil daughter.
Martha, spoilt Sunday in Fort
..Jackson with. Mrs. Reynold's, son,
Mr. John Reynolds.
Messrs Warren Reynolds and Cur
;is Cash'spent Sunday.in Fort Jack
son. ' , ; - :
Washington, Jan. L'l.?The gavel
tcii today for hluff. ifeartj John
' .N.nice Garner after nInmost two
ore crowded years In the nation's
< 'npitol.
Ills lasf official duly, wa? to aduv|sister
the oath (if ofTtce to his
- accessor . ? Henry Agard Wallace?
the Itlind Vice-President of the
flitted States. Then it was home to
f"xns and the quiet role of private
i itizen.
QUINTUPLETS
use MUSTEROLE for
CHEST COLDS
Mother?Give Your CHILD
This Some Expert Corel
At the first sign of the Dionne Quintuplets
catching cold?their chests and
throats aro rubbed with Children's
Mild Mustcrole ? a product made to
promptly relieve the DISTRESS of
children's colds and-resulting Coughs.
The Quints have always had the
best of'care, so mother ? y^u may be
assured of using just about the BEST
product made when you use Mustcrole.
MORE than an ordinary "salve"?
warming, soothing Musterole help?
hreak up local congestion. Also made
in Regular and Extra Strength for
those preferring a stronger .product.
FOOD
Reductions
Silver Cup
rnpppp
VWJL A JUU
3 Lb. Bag
37C
Standard Pack Dessert
PEACHES
Large No. 2'/? Can
2 Cans
25c
Pine Cone Corn or String
BEANS
2 No. 2 Cans
15c
COCOA
2 Pound Can
15c
Argo Small
SUGAR PEAS
2 No. 2 Cans
25c
SPAM
; Hormels
25c
Home Store
* Phone 38 Phone 38
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WE DELIVER
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HAT
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Jon Hall, as the son of a South S
love with the beautiful and ravish ii
ao a Singapore cafe girl In Edward
ce, "South of Pago Pago,' showing a
day and Tuesday.
Young Apple Trees t
Need To lie Pruned
There an* i.4o good reasons wh"'!
young apple trees should l<c pruned
says. H. It. Niswonger. hortlc'ultur-j
j 1st of the N. State College Kx- I
' tension Service. They are.: (1) T V
j secure ;< strong frame work capable |
I of support lug large crops of fruit
| with, the least breakage of branches
am! (2) to Influence the siae at i
Which young trees hear fruit. J
One year trees sot out this year.!
without side branches, should have
one third to one. fourth of their,
height removed in order to force i
out 'strong lateral branches for aj
frame work. Xiswottger stated On |
u one year ".or two year tree with
lateral branches, it Is wise to select
several larger branches arising
from the trunk to se'rve as the -future
frame work of the tree. ,
These laterals should he well dis
tributed around the body of the
t m,A f. irt C l??1 -- - '
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UiV two central brunches or loaders
arising from near one point, one of
these should be removed. AH other
side branches arising from Iho
titihk should be removed, tt tlio ! j
t rnls and the lhnder or cent ml bran
ch are long and willowy. they'
should be cut bach. itnme IhPoly
The leader needs less pruning than
the laterals
The horticulturist report* thai !
tests conducted at the Mountain Ex J
n'ritnent Station showed that light,
pruning developed trees with a iar I
ger trunk diameter, and produced 1
larger crops of apples at uu early j
age. The increases in yfol ls from '
light pruning as compared with j
heavy pruning ranged from one to,
4.4 bushels per tree.
A small flock of 4" white Leghorn t
hens is returning Mrs. Tester Price
of Marshall a net proft of slightlv
more than $lf? a month, reports P.
ft. Elatn, couuty agent of the State
College Extension Service.
THE SMOKE OF
. SLOWER-BURNiNG
CAMELS GIVES YOU
than the average of the 4 othei
largeat-aelllng cigarettes teated
? leas than any of them ?
according to Independent aclentWIc
teata of the imoke Itself.
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IB ID NOB MOUNTAIN HERALD
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ea island tribal chTeftain, falls in
ig Frances Farmer. who appears
Small's thrilling adventure romant
the Imperial Theatre next MonI
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rann ijuesiions
Q. -What urn. the* mail, joints in
getting ili<" highest price for < jigs.'
A. T T. Brow... Kvtelision polti
try specialist uf State College, hui
outlined a Kix-poi.it progTani foi
selling qualify eggs: ?1 > Crude foi
size and interior quality; (2i cnndh
o remove stale eggs and ones will
Mood spins, and :?. .separate accort
i".r, to interior quality; tiii make i
least two tirade* sizes, and use ex
li'ttiely. large, very small, and dit
\ egg* s?t home, tit clean slightly
t'lr.y or stained < ggs with esuet;
elo.ii or damp" elotlt and spda. bu
never \vu:-h litem: ('>) use ariod < ;
es with clean fillers and Hats, o
pack. efifis ill at(rat*l ively lalielel
canons; and (6) market' eggs twicl
weekly.
Q. What voce tallies are adaptet
;o cold frames?
A. - Such vegetables are cabbage
cauliflower. lettuce, tomato, pepp i
and ejsi plant. started in, sballnv
boxes in the house in ay br- trans
terred to cold frames in ordev i<
.develop sii>.'ky plants and to liari
an them before setting in f'he garde!
says II. It. Ntswonger. ICxtettsidi
horticulturist. ('oldfraincs are als<
liMil as* a seed in il ill crow ill'
plants of the above vegetables' fo
mie se.ison plnniing. The coidfratm
should b" located in a sunny place
facing the South.
Negro News
(liy Jessie (5. Costner)
The Senior Missionary Society o
the Bynuin ('huel A M. Pi. Zio
Church met Mu.idap .night of las
week Willi Mrs. (jerlrude Brown o
rausier street. Talks wore nlvti 1\
Rfv. Long, 'pasloi' of the oil Ore I
ami by Mrs. Brown, vice prosiden
oi the Society. Cocoa au cake
were served. H
Circle Number One of the Wc
man's So.clety of Christian Servic
of the St. l'aul Methodist 'Churc
will meet at Mrs. Caitile Cordon'*
Carpenter street, on Friday nigh
of this week at 7:30 "p. m.
Mr. Avio Roberts has been ved;
ill from an attack of iufluS^za am
asthma. Ho is improving, being abb
to sit up some, but is still confiuet
to his room.
The Rev. and Mrs. I). A. Costne
motored to Newton, N. C., on Satut
dap of last week where Mrs. Cost
tier atteuded a district meeting o
the Woman's Socijty of Chrl^tiai
Service. They also visited the Rev
Costner'8 aunt, Mrs. Louise Brown
and Mrs. Costuer's brother, the Ret
C. L. Gidney and family.
The Lint bar Music and Litorarj
Club met Tuesday ulght of las
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs
I). A. Costner. After the busliiesi
meeting, games were played am
hot cocoa and cakes were served
The next meeting will he on Tues
day night, Jan. 38, at 8:00 p. m., a
the home of Miss Hophla Thoiulr
on West Ridge street. All of th<
ini'inbci'9 Iir? lirepil In hn nrnapnl
The president Is Mrs. I). A. Cosiner
Mrs. Loyster Thombs has beer
confined to her bed (or several days
from an attack of influenza. He
husband, Mr. THombs, is able to b<
out again. He has also had an attach
of influenza.
Mr. Edward Byers has been hom<
for a week from Oreensboro. Sine)
being here he has been ill with In
fluenza. He is able to be < ut now
Mr. Charlea Costlier of Oastonii
was called to see his brother, Mr
D. A. Costner, on Thursday \of las
week.
Notice: Any colored citizen de
siring to subscribe to the Horak
and keeping up with the fl'egrr
News of Kings Mountain and com
munity may do so by <?ontactinf
Mrs. Jessie Q. Costner 104 N
Tracy street. $1.60 a yeat- 76c foi
six months.
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BOY SCOUT COURT OF HONOR
Xhi regit la i January ('ontt of I lot 11
.if nt ?ln- Ut'V S< uiii.-' wis J?? 10 111]
1 hi- c.o?.' Hiiinn it'.' 'tin t'i'y Hall i?a
,l:ij.iiiii < I'itli. Tlnnmlay i viiimg iii
7 11".
('i)lnniuiu'y ('lialritiait \Y Iv Muuu
y was i cliiirgl* iiAsisi??,l lr Kverlitlvr>
Warllok ot Scuiiting Ileatliptarlors
In (la~toil in. Tin1 follow lug s??l
vain'i'inmits ,wi ti' made
HimoikI I'las* HanU: .1 W. ( lad
den. Jr.. S
Kirs I fas;: Itank' .lames Herndon.
2.
Kir- Aid Oils Kalis ,lr.. H.
Kits: A ill To Animals: Jiiilmid
Spivey, 2.
iRintticrofti tiu$ (tofdon, 2: J.
Clyde Kee.
Miisim-v l'.ucU Huff si tickler. 8.
I'm lifirnlii f:: Ik>li1>y Hern don. 7;
Juiiick Miill'inlrt. l!old>\ HieKs
si: .1:)" Cole, r.; .1 It, Cole, 5.
Plumlitiii:: Puck Jiuffstickl' t-. 8.
Poultry K>M>|iiue ' Cits Got<l<m. 2;
Il'tylelee Wlili?'>i<|<. 2.
i . Safety: llillx .lonus 1: ,1. I". S'own
-| fjtsf Itniik: <;.is Gordon. 2: laiw
s ery I). Wilson. 7. It It. \Yilson S
r | M . 7
r Tin- 11 i?It??~* Itiiiik in Seonltiip,
> tin*. Kasli Uftik was : warded to Mi
i W. K "Ifillj"' Mnttiuy. .it . of Trow
1 U .
1 The liter, who, served ott. Ire four.
> were: Carl Huvitlkutt Pill Sin tine v
. C.- C. Parker, M II Moss II P. I)t\
. To Relieve C
Misery of ^ JLa 1^ O
fififi s
III Nose Drops
1 1^0 \0 '^0 Cough Drops
I Try "Rub-My-Tisirt" - a Wonderful
j' Liniment
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4* (Copy of Sworn Statemen
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The Association Owns:
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Cash on Hand and in
i| State of North Carol
11 j Stock in Federal Hon
1+ Mortgage Loans
:? Money loaned to >ii;ii"holiK
11 own their >iotn< s. K.:teli loan
> proved real'estate. '
' $ Share Loans
* Advances made to our short
s < ceedst SO porcei.t of amount
Accounts Receivable
' * % Temporary Advance* for lit:
15 + Office Furniture and
u % Office Building
. % Real Estate Owned
t Real Estate Sold Un<
1 + Other Assets
! TOTAL
J t
+
i + The Association Owes:
1 +
. t To Shareholders
1
i 4?
" + Funds entrusted to our
. * as follows:
Installment Shares
, | Full-Paid Shares
t % Prepaid Shares
% Running Shares
\ X ' Other Shares
. % Notes Payable, Feder
t Notes Payable, Other
1 1^ Money borrowed lor use in i
3 * tured shares Each note
s X ' Board of Directors as rerjuir
f Accounts Payable
X Earnings held la trust for t
T thrir shares.
, | Undivided Profits
r .. To be used for the paytnen
j ; increases the safety and sti
L ; Reserve for Contingei
OtheF Liabilities
; :: TOTAL
' j; State of North Carolina
[ : I County of Cleveland
t A. H. Patterson, Sec]
;j5 personally appeared be
the foregoing statemen
\ ;? Sworn to and subscri
. ;; me, this 15th day of Jai
f J. R. Davis, Notary
; My Com. Ex. 3-14-41.
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Ill LI IjlUJIL I .ill II. , I III upi
i urn, i
Antinutit*?>ttu-tMii *pp? in# di > pn '
ri'mlng lh?- .ohM-rvaru* of ViNoimI
Ju>jr Week. K- I. 7ih ?> tUb J
And uim> n( tl>v po*l(Mii>tnii'nt tin ?r
111111 Oif lln ?Ui.
. i?y< M?M *?i iiv mi
mini tiM'ctiitK of the lOilmont Coun i
ill until Tiu'-diiv, Jan- ifstli Over
".on iukiitu liyv?* li.un ?olil for 11>Im
t>uli<|uut owikIoii. A laiRo eroiiii Of
Sural Scout kadi'O ai'r lu attend
Tlio. next Court will In' In lil on
Trnrsilay evening. Keln'itarv "nth."
Whatever YO
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we've got the
at real
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PLONK M
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Statement of Condition
ding & Loan A:
ountain, N. C. as of Deeembe
t submitted to Insurance Commissione
ASSETS
Banks'
ina and U. S. (government B
ic Loan Bank -: ?
ivs lor 'th?> i.iirpdsi' of enabling tlcm
I s?-cured' l?y first mortgage On local
holders ac.iinst their shares. No loan
actually paid in.
durance, Taxes, Ktc.
Fixtures
0
ier Contract
LIABILITIES
care in the form of pay me:
nm on
' 172,400.00 ,
; 32,832.50
14,479.10
.... None
al Home Loan Rank
I m m
making loans to members, or reti~injr t
approved by at least two-thirds of t*nl
ed by law'.
listrlbution to share-holders at luatuiUy
t of any louses, if sustained. This rest
rcngth of the Association.
ncies ..
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ss:
retary-Treasurer of the abo\
fore me this day, and being
ts is true to the best of his
bed before
(luary. 1941. A. H.
r Public.
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limthil It? Sup |? N?>?
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Al>> WM Ml W.'T. ?'- >?. mum a*
ft H f?? I* or wheft t -si ?rt nrttou*. hurrtM or
?H?tt |? ill- > jr ii owh U'iii |iul im
fcu'h fjl4 Y.wf M ?li| **t n4 !?
JU** |i? b-?r?hur?i. ha'tor* f atfi C? KM
Ton fr?l ?}*r. tick ami All
l*>*-?or? Mt ur*+t t*A?* a ItlaUvr fir comttk
rilfL It l? di'.tfrri.u % d it ;?u? ttva*
Itlr l>li I l* ><. - ? ?a?lnd It. ll an* f t toe
to f ?ka itir fiirtt ?tuaa*< h fluid* harmi*,*. r/Li??
In ki tim<? and i?ut jv?i ha \ ?at f-m
??">' Hrllrf l? ao qui'k It l? uiirlnf ai l ??>* 23o
N?mh ptoiaa II Am for UaU aoa for launnil^
' i?
rite I lei aid $1.50 A Year
U want in tires
perfect answer
savings!
U.S. ROYAL MASTER
far fAoir who dtniortd A
America'* lorctriost ]f|/fW|{]
>ak*t> tire, tir jiter
a^oirts; !?* >*out?
.Itld sk'Js. Sf?;pV M
Wear- luf)gt * ( A * M
than you think vm ouh
change-over plan.
U.S. ROYAL DELUXE /flfagfc
W,th lemon "Broke
THE I'.S. TIRE 4JBK{1
fpp flvolily of bottcm pfcv1^
ii.
dbXtLif hktinicgu.uuntcc."
OTOR GO.
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ssociation I
r 31, 1940. %
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r as Reauired bv Law/ i
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' . $ 11,287.41 t
onds None $
? ? None .
' 388,1 10.68 S
to ?
iiu
V
4,129.00 t
I
100.48 |
+
350.00 t
6,400.00 |
83.50 - |
None t
473.51 J
$406,300.58 |
nts on shares |
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$373,727.66 |
None 1
None Z.
n n T "
1.6 J
None *
ot X
: 25,220.53 J
>rvo X
7,000.00 !
v 352.39 i
$406,300.58 |
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re named Association 1:
duly sworn, says that
knowledge and belief, ^
PATTERSON, I
Secretary-Treasurer. *.