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The Mitchell ('ottoge a rappella Ct
choir, which is beginning its ninth
year of services. will sing at four S11
o'clock Sunday afternoon tn the
"First Presbyterian fhurcli. The CI
choir has enjoyed Quf?e~a bit of rec
ognition for the work don*- lit this
field of religious music. The group
numbered 68 voices ait the begin tit
nlng of tho year, bul it has been
carefully trimmed dowu to its prea- lai
ent membership of fifty.
Th,e program follows
Prayer.
we aiion- Tiieo ? Palestriua.
Bread of L>ife (1940) ? Isaac~mmi
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SHIELD EXPERT HERE AGAIN tei
E. J. MEINHARDI. widely known ^
Expert of Chioago, will personally 25
be in Charllotte, N. C., at the Chan
lotte Hotel, Sunday and Monday,
April 20th and 21 at, from 10 A- M.
to 4 P. M. dally. ?
MR. MEINHAJLDI says: The
Meinharde Shield la a tremendous
Improvement ? well known for pro
duclng immediate ^osults. It' pde- }
vents the Rupture from, protruding Ad
in 10 days on the average ? regard at
less of size or location of Kuptura gr
and no matter how hard you work an
or strain. It has no leg straps or Hi
cumbersome , arrangements. (No br
Surgery or Injection Treatments Ad
used.) Mr. Melnh&rdi has been com
tag here for 15 years. ne
Caution: If neglected ? Rupture]
may cause weakness, backache, con
stipation, nervousness, stomach
(1 pains, etc., or sudden death from ^
JL " strangulation. ,ni
Men having large Ruptures which
have returned after Surgical Opera
tioi^s op Injection Treatments ore
also- invited. When all otEerd fall? ' r
see MEINHARDI. He will be pleas- J%
ed to demonstrate to you privately ' *
without charge. (Only men invited.) ?
White only. J
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Dullaby oil Christmas Bvo- Chris .
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Dayaprlng of Eternity ? Christlsen.
lx>st In the. Night -Phrl8tjl%>*eri.
Solo Selected.
A Prayer?BarneS.
Deep Within ? Christiansen. _
So Soberly and Softly-'-Charles.
Hallelujah Amen?Band el. Benediction.
The ehoit has been invited to '
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NEGRO NEWS
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(By Jessie G. Costner)
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Miss Ruth Eurrls and Mr. Samuel
lams wer.e married April 13, 1941. ^
Guffne), S. C. The bride is a '
aduate of Compact High School. ?
d is the daughter of Mrs. Esker s
trrls of Kings Mountain. The
idegroom Is the son of Mr. Ruth 6
lams of Kings Mountain.
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The couple are living at their
w home near Nebo bridge. e
The churches of Kings Mountain v
served Easter by giving programs N
The Macedonia Sanctified Chur-.
is' holding a ten-day tent meete
near the church on Tracy street v
Mr. and Mrs. Cprtis Brown and v
eii* thitee children of CharWcte. ,
ent the weekend with Mr.
own's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. (
Brottn on CatTsler street. j
Miss FVankl e Jackson and o
end, Miss Uathine Swindal of y
irber-Scotia College, spent the t
ster holiday with Miss Jackson's y
>ther, Mrs. A. F. Jackson on Cans
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Miss Virginia Brown of Barber' ^
otia College spent the Easter hoi v
ays with her parents, Mr. and
rs. R. J. Brown.
Mr. William McClure, who lives 0
ar the railway station, is very ill ;
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Have Your Eyes Examined, r
Glasses Fitted (
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?By? ?
DR. D. M. MORRISON j
Optometrist - Eye Specialist t
if III be In Kings Mountain Office J
n Every Tuesday and Friday g
fternoons*. Hours 1 P. M. to 1
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RAMBLING SKETCHES OF
- OAK GROVE NEWS
lUy Mrs William Wright)
A very large < rowd all ended the
!uinlay morning service, Rev.' Wade
tlostic of Shilbjr. relinjd Mv floury
of Ohlha. was the guest speukei
Mr and' Mrs, Piahk Wai'e had us
heir Sunday dinner guests, Mr.
nd Mrs. M. LoveluCc, Mr. ajid Mrs
". W. Wattorson and 'children an ?
1 r Culp Ford of Pui'teraoil drove
did Kev. and Mrs. Plain MeSwaln
Mr. and' Mrs. James. S. Ware en
ertaht'ed at.dinner Sunday the Rev.
nd Mrg. Wade Rostle ot Sholbv.
.Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lovelace
tteridcd a birthday dinner Suuday
t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orov r
jy.owell: of Shelby.
Miss Lucille Porter was the week
nd guest of Miss Juanita MeEwaiu
f Beth ware.
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Porter aud
Ons spent Sunday wllh -the formsr's
sister, Mrs. Will Oi\)b> and
amily of Cleveland Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lovelace had an
heir diuner guests Sunday Mr. an t
drs. Howard Weaver of Spencer
ind Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lovelace
nd sons of Cherryville.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry MeSwaln ami
on. Charlie, spent Sunday with Mi
,nd Mrs. Horace Mc&'walu .0 Morantoti.
Mr. Prcd Green and laughlci
pent Sunday afternoon visiting
vlth the former's- parents, Mr. unit
Irs. John Green of Belmont.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A Champion ana
ihildren and Miss Evelina Porter
vore Sunday afternoon visitors
vlth Mrs. Chamninn'a alatnr
rlurle Reynolds ol Gaffi.t|/.
Mr. Hen Crosby's mother bus
>een real ill but Is Improving ut
Ills writing.
jMrs. Annie Ellis and children
fere visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ee>
er Cnnipe and family of PJt'txTStm
Jrove Sunday.Mr.
Hugh Randall of Mars Hilt
'olloge and room-mate, Mr. Die a
liller of Baltimore, Md., spent Satirday
night with 'Mr. Randall's pat>nts,
Mr. and Mrs. A. 'T. Randal*
Mr. and Mrs. J B Harmon nna
ion, J. B, Jr, of Greenville wgr?
Saturday night visitors fn the Ranall
home,
Messrs Edonond Blanton and Deoy
McCraw of Fort Benulng, Oa.,
pent the week-end with their parsnts,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. BlantOi.
ind Mr. and Mrs. Brb McCraw.
Mr. Talmadge Randall of Camp
ackson was a week-end guest In
he home of his parents, Mr. 'and
trs. A. T. Randall.
Mrs. H. T. Wright has been very
ick for the past few days Mrs. J.
Davidson of Kings Mountain who
as been spending some time with
er daughter, * Mrs. Alex Randall
as been seriously 111.
"When a driver reaches that
Dint, an unexpected situation
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? 1?>V>a um?k?>U v/il Uto laiuil* |
r road ? tr'll almost Invariably ro
lit'in an accident."
NOTICE.
L. Fredell, Plaintiff,
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>sale Fredell. Defendant.
The defendant, above named, will j
ke notice that an action entitled '
i above has been commenced inthstj
tpcrlor Court of Cleveland County. '
orth Carolina, wherein the plain!f
seeks an absolute divorce from
c defendant; that said defendant i
Ill also take notice that she is re-1
ilred to appear at the Clerk of,
>urt's Office at the Coiirtbouse In
Id County In Shelby, North Carolt
,, on the 28th day of April, 1941,
id answer or demur to the Comatnt
now on file in the Clerk's arte
In said action, or the plaints
ill apply to the Court Tor the relief
manded In satd complaint
This 2nd day of April, 1941.
K. A- Houser, Jr.,
Clerk of Superior Court,
adv?apr 24?H.
>rth Carolina,
eveland County.
In The Superior Court
joEBTw^laddenI
12 N. Piedmont Avenue
Representative For
McNese products
Nationally Known for Quality
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JNDAY AFTERNOON "
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Nearly $1,800,000 I
will be spent ill is year in llie
Carolinas by Southern Bell I
for constructing, reconstrnctin*-;
and adapting telephone
larilities to meet governmental
and other telephone needs
of the state.
More than 600.000 men in
the nation's armed forces will
be trained in the South. Of I
these more than 158,000 will
' be located in the Carolinas.
To care for these men there I
will bc71 military camps and
establishments in the South.
Necessary switchboards, I
numerous other equipment, I
and many miles of telephone I
wire have already been in- I
stalled. Additional equipment
is being provided as I
required.
An adequate communication
service is vital to the defense
program and telephone J
fdrees have been engaged for I
months in planning and installing
the service to meet
the maximum needs of government
and industry for
both local and long distance
telephone service.
Telephone men and women
in the Carolinas are now
better equipped and trained
than ever before to do the bisr
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job ahead of them. They go
forward confident of their
ability to maintain the service .
at its present high standard of
efficiency and dependability.
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i has 37 per cent more mules jn the number of mules as coiuparn
the "show nto" state, reports ed with other state?.
T. Wesson of the State "DepartImpenafTheatrel
Kings Mountain, N. C.?Phone 134 I
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