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By Alice Burton
Patterson Grove Section
May 12; ?
bunday School will bo next Surt,
day at 1:45 and preaching Immediately
after. This Is the day wo are
to decide whether or not we are to
haye preaching in t)ie .morning during
the summer months.
Mr., n' d Mrs. James . Tliornburpt
have announced the birth of a dau'
ghter. Ella Pearl, horn Wednesday,
May 7. Mrs. ilhornhuig was b'ofoi ?
marriage. Miss Klnia, Hanirirk. .
Mrs. Leo Thornburg has In ? i.
sick for several days. Ohers on the
sick lisL are: Mrs. ltlacK aiid little
Janice HuffsieUvr.'
Miss Knthleo ..Ooforth spent tig*
week-bud with Mr. anil Mrs. Plato
1 ,*h! fort I ol' the Pauline Mill.
Miss Maggie Lee ('artoil, (Jeorgo
Carroll and Leonard lilddix spetp
Thursday night with Mr. 'and Mrs.
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LOST: Hunch' of keys in front of
my house. Reward for return to
J. E. Henidon.
LOST: Monday. Small Beagle Puppie.
Reward for return to Tom
Horn, near Nebo Bridge. 5-15-2ep
LOST: Several weeks ago, plain
gold link bracelet. Reward for re,
, turn to Herald office. ltp.
FOR SALE: I>esirp,ble Residential
J.ot near Central School. Mrs. H.
M. Houser. 5-15e
FOR SALE: Five-room house at
808 Gold street. For information
See Mrs. Bill Osborne. lip.
.WANTED; A. small farm near Kings
Mountain. (live location, description
and price in first letter.
Write Farm, c-o Herald. 5-22.
LARGE STOCK LOGAN'S GEM
Furniture Polls. Kings Mountain
Furniture Co. ' 12 12tf '
REMEMBER ?On Saturday you get
one of our delicious Banana Splits
for only 10c. Kings Mountain Drug
Company.
CALL OR SEE
Kennon Blanton
At Terminal Ser. Station
PHONE No. 10
STERCHI BROS.'
Representative
in Itinera Mountain
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Territory
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J. C. Carroll of tho Bethlehem section.
Miss Vera Thornburg returned to
Charlotte Sunday after spending
sometime visiting relatives here
and elsewhere.
Mr. and Mrs. Hay Noeley and dau. ^
ghter, Pearl, and .Mr. Wilson Crook
of Haurinburg. N.. C., were week-end
visitors here. 1
Misses Kdna Bridges and Geneva 1
[ Hell were rev cut Saturday night
j guests of Miss Rubv Ware. *
I ' Incubators
'1 ak<; ()vcr
Job Of 'Setting Hen*
The old "Ko.t.tln't/ lieu" i* being |
| lot: tit of busiijesr be allil'uial me5
thuds <rf incubation. t'oYniUe.Veia: \
; and. semi-coiuinereial poultrymen
{"now depend 'alnitisi en lin tilxi.iors as
| a so'iiide. of baby eliii-ks.
I lu* reeognition of'this, trend, the
| N\ C. Stale College Kxtetisioti SeV:
' viee has filblidlijll H > inula:" (Mi),
j 249J ettt ^led "liieuhation " It " d<
mm do s hotii uaturral hud ;n-tlfii:iul .
j methods of incubation, atrd points |
u\r, me uuyaiiUl^t'S Ul ill III ICIill 111'cnbatloit
from tin*' standpoint of tiis."
eusc anil parasite 'control, anil mass. |
production.
A Copy of tlii* circular nun bt ob* 1
tainci) free upon -reqpest to the 1
Agricultural RdUor, N. C.. State
College, Raleigh. County farm ami
home agents-also will have supplies
of this publication.
The text for the circular was pre (
pared by Prof. K. S. Dearstyne,
head of the Sitato College Poultry
Department, and C. P. parrish, T.
T. Brown, and C. J. Maiipin. Ex tension
poultry spc fiali.sts. The 12page
publication is well illustrated. |
In discussing the advantages and
disadvantages Of the two. methods
of incubation, the.. State ("olltpe
pouttrymcn wrote.: '"While much
has.been said, pro and con. about
replacing stock by the use of setting
lietts. there has ilot as yet been
developed au artificial incubator
that will hatch., a higher percent of
fertile eggs than the hen.*
.However, the chief disadvantages
' of this system lie. first in the fact
that broody hens are not always available
at the time they are desired:
second, large numbers of eggs
cannot usually be set at tlie same
time; and third, the possibility of
lice spreading front the. hen to the
young chicks.
Tlte publication puts stress on the
use of suitable eggs for hatching
purposes.
"He Advertised"
SOgyM^ae
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SPRING OUT
In your most comfortable
shoes. Have them repaired,
cleaned and polished
at
Foster's
SHOE AND
BICYCLE SERVICE
Phone 154
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RAMBLING SKETCHES OF
OAK GROVE NEWS
(lly Mrs. William Wright)
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Mr. Kdmond ltluuton of Fort Ben
liiog, (la., was> the gu'esl of bis parL'tiis,
Mr. and Mrs.' W. t\ 111a 11 ton |
luring tins week-end.. ,
Mr. 'Buster Vliillips of Fort 1
Bragg was a visilor in tli?: tontnuu.i i
ity over' the week-end.Mesdaures
Annie Kilts and < J i-frnde
1 'tiTtsin n' awhile Sunday
.ileriiooii at tile. ' bedski " of Alia.
Mech wlm is a pa.tieut in the Shel
1? liosital. ; "
Mrs. Annie lyilis and .loiili'ii
2?ere ri-i'i ut.' visiifir^ w?ih Mr.- and
Mrs. Ude tiavis Of Shelby. 4?
Misses < oil-ell Kills (Vsielle W'l ?
kiltj Mis II. T Wiinln. ,M.iry-, \Vri
ght ami Ivaey Anii...wo,." Sumipv
Visitors Wllhvtlie writer" nut faniily
Misses l'aulini- and ? Virginia
tVure and Miss 1 >i-.!lu i'HllWOii
spent Wednesday in Waco.
Mr. and Mrs. .1 1> Chtfitipion and
children spent, tin week-end Vjsiflltg
wi'lli Mr. and Mrs M. 1. Thortltiurg
of Patterson Alcove.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank "Ware and
family were Sunday guests of Mr.
dill) VI I've \f Ittti/w. I "
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ily. of Patterson Grove.
Clyde MeSwatn of . Dexingion, N.
J., was a recent guest of his parnits.
Mr. and Mrs. Klaiu McSwaiu.
Mrs. J. B. Patterson and grandlaughter,
Bettie I,our Williams of
Patterson Grove .spent Wednesday
with the former's daughter. Mrs.
Horace Bell and children.
Mrs. Bill Tuck of' Danville. Va.,
is spending some time here with
liet' sister, Mrs. Edward lle'.l and
NORTH CAROMNA.
Cleveland County.
In The Superior Court.
John. Thomas Kennedy. Jr.,
Plaintiff - ' . ' vs.
Margie Putnam Kennedy,
i- Defendant. ' #*
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
Tho above named defendant will
take, notice that an action for divorce
oil the grounds of two years
separation lias been commenced in
the Superior Court of Cleveland
County, North Carolina; Said defendant
will further take notice that
she is required to appear and ana- |
wer. at the office of the Clerk of
Superior Court of said County in
the Court House at Shelby. North
Carolina, oil the 28ili day of May, ?
or within the time thereafter allow-'
ed by law. or the Plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief de- ,
manded in said complaint.
This the 28th day of April, 1941.
E. A. Houser. Jt.
Clerk of Superior Court
Herald B. Goforth, Attorney
For Plaintiff. ?adv?may 22. |'|
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thrifty housewife. She <
work done cheaply and
; LAUNDRY.
Laundry ? Dry Clean
10 - lbs. WEI
Shirts Finis
NEW-WAY
Gastonia's Oldest, ]
Branch Office 292-29*
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Phones 166 and 811
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URSDAY. MAY 15. 1941.
futility. * s
Stokes Wright ieturnei^ to-', his (
home hero Thursday after being a
patient in the Shelby hospital since .1
April 30 where he underwent , a
very serious operation for append!- 1
litis.
Mr. |>ow Putnam spent a whiljo
visiting witli his punt. Miss Margaret
Kentlriek of lltUTtUo Weilnes- t
.lay morning. . Miss Keudrlek hits i
been seriously, ill for the pijst few <
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NOTICE. OF SALE . 1
tinder and by* virtue of the power *
of. sale e<>". '"ftTeil in a Deed of Trust *
; Iveo by" .1. C*. Ibldgtis find wife, S.
K, llriih." s. otr the llllnd day of OC- *
tolu.i. 1' as will appear on roc- '
u:d in th Regis! er of needs Ofliee 1
for Ots-.v ml i uur.i > i': Hook lllo f '
at pay 173 "to <l"' utuh-rslfciied. as i 1
lt'UHfec, to nef'iire. the indebtedness 1
therein iu> ni ior:? <1 and default bavins.
been, nuidrt in tiro payment * of
same jmd at the reithest of the
Illinois (.1 . II r? IIO.U'.. SLOliri U ')> S.I 1(1 I
Deed of- Trust, I will sell for cash
;it Tin; Courthouse' door iti Shelhy.
(Tow-duiid County, North Carolina,
on Monday, Julie 9tdi. 1941. at .10 A.
M.. or within legal hotfra, the following
described real estate:
BEGINNING at a Spanish oak on
the Bast side of the Charleston
toad in Wyat't llarrill's line and
runs with his lino N. 85% W. 45.78
poles to an iron stake; thence N.
4lie E. 12.72 poles to an iron stake;
thence N: 85 1-4 W. 12.72 chains to
an iron stake In L. Y. Putnam's line
thence N. 5 E. 11.48 poles .to a
stone; thence N. 72 E. 44 poles to a
stake in the Charleston,road; thence
with the said road N. 3 1-4 \V.
20 poles to a stake in said road;
llience S. 16 E. 9.34 poles to a
stake; thence with the. line of the
Mount .Sinai Church. lot N'. 2<i% E
25 poles tc a stake; thence N. 1 E.
13 1-2 poles to an iron stake; then- I
ce N. 45.10 E. 6 poles to a -'chest- "
nut and stone; thence s. 57.10 E.
'JO poles to a stope pile, Wyatt Har
rill's corner; 1 hence S. 6.15 IV. 68
poles to a wl-.ite 'oak ul^iwni; thence
witli fhe said llarrill's line S. 78.
W. 26 poles to a maple; .thence N
62 W. 17 poles to a tfpaafsh" oak:
thence N. >86Vi W. 32 poles to the
place of BEGINNING, ' Containing
59 7-8th acres, mote or less
This the 6th day of May, 1941.
J. R. Davis, Trustee.
?adv?may 29.
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bounty of Cleveland. ' ,
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lunje Stowe, I'laintilf,
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS
FOR PUBLICATION
The above named dote' dant will
ake uotiio ttiui i?ji artionhas l>? i ii
started in the . .Superior -Court fni J
,'leyeland County", l'or a divorso u(>>n
statutory ennnuls and the dij
Tjidnnt is required to add'ear before
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