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SOCIAL AND PERSONA1
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Honored
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( flltt'llUM J... ill...IX til ll-V .SUJilllt)
. School t-|. mi l.i.-i saitf'd .
ill'jt ill .?. i''t-c!'' J.\ o'rlin i 'I iuilOl
s houtu ii?k i?ii?- nl Oil* ni' iiiln. : .-, .Mrs
iluiclii On:-.-tu.. iiM-i- .1 ,'!n 1 i. j
. Cvvcr.s 'Vi'ii- 5;ii'l 10! Miw . Hur?l
Mrs. t'li^nm. ilii.- -11 tut01 .Mi-. \V
J j. ri-.iwK.ru. .IU^IMKI- 01 Mi-' <'04
tins, AUsst- A Quit;' Uiiln'iis. Mary
MiOill l-'iiu 11 v ('at pi.-'Ki 1 Milclnh
W'illiiiifii-. iMisy l.nvi, lilt-.-. Niii'i
1'oif. Helen l.tii;.ili ulnl Mis. Uwrgi
W'omiuk. ii-at'!i.ji- nl ili?- fliiss^.
Tilt*. t:iblC* hail a beautifpl howd vtl
colorful iuix.nl ,iluwcis for a center,
piece and at either eud were crystal
candlesticks holding lighted tapers
Appropriate plucecUrds marked the
place of each guest and a miniature
britlc and groom stood at the
hottoree's place..
The tempting three-course dinuet
was served by Miss Georgia Nuntz
of Mt. Holly, Mrs. L). U. Littlejclui
and Miss Fanny Little john.
Mt"|s. Cogghns was presented 0!
py-rex double boiler by the class.
Carrom was played throughout
the evening.
Meeting Of Junior
Wflflians Club
Z' Mrs. Hilly Mauuey and Mrs Ja\cob
Cooper were hostesses at the
regular meeting of the Juniot -Womatts
Club he,hi in the loutyte of the
Club Monthly evening. . / .
The room was arranged with
spring flowers.
Miss Kay Mauuey. the president,
presided over tile business session
after which bridge was played. Mrs
John' Caveny scored high, receiving
an attractive- tropliy.
Delicious strawberry short cake
and lee tea was served.
MOTHERS DAY
Without Flowers Is Not
<MLothers? Day
Children, send her
Choicest blooms,
There's a time for
Mops and brooms,
Sweepers, rugs,
Refrigerators,
l)i esses, hats and
Fleece-lined gaiters;
*. Radios, and stoves
With gauges
Guaranteed to last
For ages ?
These are fine.
Dear girl and boy,
But remember,
There's the joy
Of a lifetime
In ft flower?
That may fade
Within an hour
Walters Flowers/
1 Phone 95
0 The low initial cost of
our Home Loans is only
one of the" many advantages
you have in dealing
with this local institution.
Drop in and get the
details of our simplified
Home Loan Plan.
Home Building &
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PHONES 10 R AND 8$
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| Methodist Circles Meet
Tliv Circles of tlif Mi*?-ion.tKy So
r riot? of tViitial Me:|ioilist I'lum-h
* mot wiili the follow i?? hostvsvi i:
C.litJe No. i, Mr , < '. .v. (futvftli
I. an.-1 ill the linmc of Ml'-. Wi'ay
' \V;Hi.Uii? on Moiniav i111 ? ri ! I i
||- \<l 'J. M IS. ,1 (). I'huis l?;,ilil
'.w. I lie/|tofii.< of Mm. V. ! '. :rii;oii,.IJ'-I
K v?n Monday even-ill}? } t -( . .vie
f No. :: Mis. K. \v. tiri ho.' 1.
ill ill a Iio.iik* of Mis. IL IC. I'aitoir.
' on Monday eytiillnrr; Oi?<'lo So. 4.
Mr*. UooiK*' I'*- IjUltinniif'. l?uil<?'r
at tin? home of Mi>. O. O. Jiieuson
' on Monday.
Modern lighting for the 'tiurt'h
! auditorium, which was the major
project, sponsored Jjy llie Circle
tor tin1- year, has about been comploled.
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Hostess At Buffet "Supper
( Miss Doris Phifer entertained a
number of her friends at the home
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ('amp
bell Phifer on Gold street at a bufI
fet supper recently.-^
Guost.s pnepent Included Sara
Staines, Jeanne Griffin. Carolyn Me
il>anlvl. 'Frances Hoffman Mary
Anue Grouse. Avis Mae Warlick,
Francos White. H. T. Wright, David
Neill, jl^nry and Chak'les Noisier,
Charles Warlick. Jr . Jinimb- Black,
Otis Falls, Jr., and Smyre Willia'ms,
: JrMarriage
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Q^ffnry of Ktng.s
Mountain announce the marriage
of their1 (laughter
Hosalee Beatrice
to
Samuel Lisclundro
of Baltimore, Md.. on Nov. j'4!'lP40.
The couple arc now at home at
3615 Woodbine Ave.. Baltimore, Md
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Bonr to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Milclu'tn.
a daughter, l.iiula Kllen, Friday.
May 2. 1941.
Personals
Mrs. I silly Mauney visited her mo
! titer in Hickory this week.
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j Mrs. Jiles. Cornweil and babv
Ua'yc arrived home troin City liospi
till, Gustouia.
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Mrs. Glenn Freeman. 110? Mlks
O/adle Kiser, spent/- the week-end
.with Mr. Fri.-'-inen in. Salisbury.
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Jean Ware, hostess on the
' "Southerner" hits been on a visit
at iter home in Kings Mountain.
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Miss Martha Frances McGill was
a guest of friends at Cleveland during
the past week-end.
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fi' and Mrs. Jacob Mauney of
A&beville jpent Tuesday with Mr.
asd Mrs. S. A. Mauney.
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Mrs. John Mitchem has been con
!' fined to Jier bed for the past week
by sickness.
j- Mr. Hilton Ruth. manager of
' Relk's. was a business visitor in
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Quick Action '
Low Coil
SiftfU Transaction
No L?i?( foot
No RimwiIi
Loan Association
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FV UIVILIN
MRS A H. PATTERSON.
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I i a P.I I Ion ,ur liUMh'o- \ i-itoiii- ill
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uiV i>;iint ( !( iiiuninl I Ji it"
wit! If, ; .1: ,Mri
l.i-ri ljl> Ml Hillllii-. \
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M- . I.A rtl i-l.- . .!:? \\ . k
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pi'tli'bil huilfii roitli'si 'hi It'ii lii
:iiiijul Va.
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Airs. I.loyil Watson .mil <t aughtc-l.
S-liiiloy. or Ho'uii'. ar> v,fiiiliiin tin;
' tt'fk \Utli i'1'latlvos in Kious Monn
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M. S. .Will, CasWiT of (lit; first
National Bank. l?t't yesterday for
t'Uiehuist toattend tin* State Bankers
('onv.i ntioh.
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Mr. and Mis. " flayne Blackmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neislor and
friends of the lutter Couple {torn
New York City are spending (he
week at Myrtle Beach.
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/ Mr. and Mrs. Bright Hatterree
and James anil. Jcaii Hatterree, vis!
ited Margaret Hatterree, student at
W.-'C. -II. N. C. in (Ireensboro Sunday.
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Mr. Fred * Plonk ir- on a bushiest
trip to Detroit.* Mich., enroute he
attended the Kentucky J)erby. Mrs.
Plonk is visiting her. sister-.in For,
est City.
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"T.riffin and I*. I. 1 fen son left yesterday
morning to attend the State
Convolution of Woman't*. Clubs in
Winston-Salem. x
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Mr and Mrs. Bryan Hord, Mary
Beth and Joe Hord. and Hetty
Lynch, left Wednesday morning for
liichmond to attend the Band Contest.
The return trip will be made
through the Shanahdoith -Valley.
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Miss Virgie Blackwell and son.
Bobby, were week-eel guests of
Mr. and Mrs.'J. D Montgomery of
f!rover. .'Mrs. Montgomery before
marriage was Miss Margie Blackwell.
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Bit tie Miss Joan Wright sitf'ered
a bad cut 011 her leg as I lie results
of being struck-by a ear, ncan: !) '?
iiohii* Monday evening. Her many
I Mill*, frioiwlu (vlcl. !.
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reeovery.'
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Mrs. Joe Noisier, M F F i;"x!
or and Mis. ('. K. Xei?H*r sv.-t. aj
mong those going -to Itirlimnii.l this
. They will also visit tli?* par<
l(ts of -Mrs. Noisier and Mrs Finder
while away. * .
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Those visiting at tile home of
Mo. I<ee Harmon Sunday afternoon
were Mrs. R. R. HOwswr. Mrs. Jlaisie
(iarris. Mr. Ward Howser and rwo
daughters, Evelyn and Maybell, all
of Charlotte, Mrs. Emma Austell of
. .Helmont and Mrs. W. H. Harmon o!
Shelby.
1,900 Car Loads Surplus
Foods Distributed
In North Carolina
distribution of Burplus food products
lu North Carolina totaled 1000
carloads or 63,030,316 pounds during
the 12 month period from April
1040 through March of this year, ac
cording to A. E. Langston, State
director of commodity distribution
for the State welfare department.
Langston compared the North t ar
olina figures with an estimated ? &..
000 carloads or !!.151.515.800 poin ds ,
| distributed in the same period thruout
the nation and valued the state j
Send Us Your ?
Quilts and
25c <
5 for J
Called For a]
Kings Mount;
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THURSDAY-, MAY 9. 1941.
y 1roecipt* at a retail price \* $d.7&S,1134
'air?i!i*t the nation estimated
| value of $187,866,700 distributed in
| total Mlpplie* 'to needy persona,
i Att 0v?r?j(V iff cases rcpro
I - nthm > f?v p. son. were served
IMPmmiSmmmrnm
MiyWHiaU being undenour. flirt!
ithrdct! school pupil* Tip*
0 llnlll ilic.'t rt.<;t|,t,.ntK " received the
hivtfiesl value of food per person
per .liaiiv fxtrwi of five
. til to oral t< lid ' t'Ani'HhW- Kot
tti.it 1>- 1* rtiv Ai.iih.oi final cadi
I.i.v on li> avei.i '? of ihO y.c:it''H
. dh'ti it,HItoil.
. \Xpt ?i 'ft hi'il :>/ i vi ; -.is" a honlj'.f
'jf lii.iii food snr-|il hi' dl)f|.ili^
: . : he :i 'it 11 . i:i?i.-il to 11J < I >*
j i :o 'ft,ill ill. 'i'Oi'iHioiin; tin .r
j 1 i. ir1 and add tit if. their, i i-irnliir
I'l.ital {.iQii-tr. 1 ileitis i' iMluccd In
L' M'Os.? ijiO'i^fit y.
I liii-tiitiiiHim- aiy in;i|l< fn acviial
Nin th .< '.i i ntiiVa I'omrnii chics solely
; . lie.- lie -!uiu;j"plait \i!nreb> r.tii'ij.i.iit.
t radii- I belt' htuuips at local
sliiies for ceiUllti ile^ipriii!ed ;ut-i1
lcs xvlri'ti imik.iuc their regular purtiases.
Lunch romps and most
counties ol" the state are served
j from warehouses in the community
supplied. from area storerooms
twice each month.
O.tlrload quantities of various
classes of fpo<l distributed were as
follows:
Rggs 114; fcpilk products ,G2;
fresh fruits. 682; dried and canned
fruits 91; grain products 982; vegetables
3stf; meat products 180; nufs
2; total 1900 cars.
Distribution was made to a mon
thly average of 197:550 persons on
general relief; 77,981 in school
lunch rooms; 2818 in institutions ;
2238 on housekeeping and denionstr'
ation projects; 133 in children's
camps; and 1.672 in NYA resident
training centers
Reduction Made In
j Hog Numbers
KALKIGH., ? North Carolina farmers
slaughtered 84O,0t|0 hogs last
year, or lo.OUO less than in 1939,
\y. T. Wesson, junior statistician of
tlie State Department of Agriculture
reported recently.
The Federal-State Crop Reporting
Service. credited the State with a
total hog- production .of *248.300.000
pounds live weight in 1940, or 8.6
per cent Under 1939.
The 1940 hog production returned.
farmers an average price of $5.80
per 200 pounds or $1 under the pre
vious year. Wesson said. A similar
total production coupled with a
14.8 per cci.t decline In price resulted
in 19 per cent less gross income
from ' hogs '.'i ''9d0ct>in\mrfed,
with 1939.
Totul gross income from North
Carolina lc>. $ lai-t year was estimated
at $15,262,000 compared with
$1S.S25.-too in 1939. at d of ihe total
gross income $7.*it0'ioo re p rec$mk
ed casli income trout --ales with
$7,592.0011 representing li e v'lue of
hoiiic consumption.
\\'e; son reported that 2e*.?.00t) . sows
w<-m- farrowed in North Carolina'
| I..st year compared Willi 223,000 in
11 ! :??. that, from (Uo 1940
furrowinps. 1-277.000 pigs wui-e sav
o<l or'nn average ot' 6.1 pigs per litter.
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Farmers reported 1,097.000 hogs
on hand, in January compared with
1.167 000 on the same dale in 1940.
Hogs are grown in every North'
Carolina county. Wesson added, but
. the main producing area is. fond
in the eastern part of the &tatn. In
1940, the three coastal districts accounted
for 71.3 per cent of the
State's total number of hogs on
farms.
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A total of 274 persons were killed
in traffic accidents in this state the
first three months of 1941.
aTREET TALK
"Hey, Bill, did the election results
please you?"
"Well, John, that is a hard question,
but I'll tell you what does always
please me. and.that's the Qual
ty Shoe Repairing at The Kings
Mountain Shoe Shop."
"Yes. that's right. They have been
j fixing my shoes too. and ?i.
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ways win whery Quality and Service
is ih the race."
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iin Laundry
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Showing at Imperial Monday and Tuesdaj
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Joan Blonde,, and Wek p W.FP-",
Imp^r-a, Theaue next Monday and TucJLy " ****** * * .
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fjl^^t*)) f *'" ^i My Hobby Bo* ron?ai?w W
jy?f>. yi j.Ar \j IS Inctions from II famcxi' Hot- ' . -...;
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It A .W) c""Y ft ^ fw ' . f
If'- ' 1 ) l( ^ _H-?TylC- J - -^--^ } 4 u ojro to appreciate this !#
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Delight Mother with these Unusual Candies . . . sc
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beaulifu'ly decorated for Mothers' Day. There is just the
Tiqht puchaQc. Make your selection now. -
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Kings Mountain Drug Co.
The Itexall Store
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It's the Sensational New%%~ j
nORCE with exclusive NIGHT-WATCB J
ftmh Nor?c has the new NIGHT-WATCH AUTOMATIC
wmch iili?naiicil!|r ddrusts the freezer * j
? "> nig.bt to gwe fiw tuorc cold at less DEFROSTfefi
*??t every day. _l?i??^|
Nofge has other trdujue fear*ret, too? f tfcown h 1441 1
Sealed Freezer for tasteless ice cubes, 1 o? ! <? 1
covered Cotdpack fresb meat drawer, Hande- 1
froster reservoir for defrost water. Quiet-do | a? llf\ A ^
Kollator Cold-Maker with Motor Cooler. 1 jj Ifas/a''*' 1 |
You get more in a Norgc?we can prove it. 1 *r
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FURNITURE CO. 1
Happincis Retains At Home
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