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Of Mention
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Mrs. H. B. Jones, Mrs. k M. I<o*
gan and Miss Helen " Lr gun spent
Monduy afternoon in Qrover,
Mr. anil Mrs. D. H. Houser have
as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Houser und son, Hobble, of Washington.
Mrs. I.ewis Wilson bad as her
guest Monday her son, Mr. Broadus
Wilson of Gaffiioy.
M". .Leonard Ware spent the past
Week end with friends in Charlotte
Miss" Hols Heat tie spent Tuesday
with Mrs. A. Ilenton Putnam.
Mr. und'''Mrs. Gordon Heatty Ot I
Dallas spent- the Week end with Mr. !
and Mrs. 1). II. Houser. Mr.
and Mrs. T. R Parker spent
Sunday in ISafTney with relatives
Miss Nina Putnam of Greenwood.
S C.. spent the past Week end with
her parents. Mr.* and Mrs. Benton.
Putnam.
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Stroupe]
Stroupe spent Tuesday afternoon in
Caroleeu.
Mrs. Manly Moorhead spent the
JTVilUt VLW.?.h I - **?- * !
, mincHu wuu tier moiiier m
Orevu villi*/
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and hall with bath adjoining.
Alfcio ^laiiibright. 519 S.
Railroad Ave.. Kings .Mountain,
N. C.
WILL PAY HIGHEST MARKET
prices for Wheat, Corn, ant Oats,
or will exchange Flour, Feed,
Meal for litem. Phone 2-3165. "In-*
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N. C, a tig lc
REFINISHING Furniture. Upholstering
and Tuff ting a Specialty.
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CALL OR SEE
Kennon Blanton
At Terminal Ser. Station
PHONE No. 10
STERCHI BROS.'
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in Kings Mountain
Territory
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OAK GROVE NEWS
(Uy Mrs. William Wright)
OAK GROVE ? ... gkFO RF
Misses Pauline' aiid .Virginia Ware
Delia Patterson anil Mable Bell
were spwid-the-da.v guests of Miss,
es Rose Kit a and Daisy June Haw
Uiu of Oastonla Wednesday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Horace Bell, Mr.
and Mrs. Rush White and Gene Bell
attended, the Jamboree held at the
Gustouia high .School Saturday nigh'
Kittle Miss Hobble Doll Steele ol
Charlotte has been spending sortie
time. with Iter cousins, Mddene. .
Helen and Newell Thoynburg.
Mr. and Mrs. R.' S. Thoruburg..
tlie writer..husband and son. Stokes!
visited with Mr." and Mrs. Odell
Steele and family of Charlotte Sun j
i!uy and attended services at Ouk 1
hurst Baptist church Mrs. Steele is 1
the daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. '
Thornburg.
Mrs. 11. T. Wright celebrated her 1
80th birthday uuniversary Saturday 1
June 7. and was entertained at din- 1
ner by her son, William Wright, '
and family. .
Miss Pauline Ware was a visito" ,
at Mars Hill college Monday and ;
visited Mis Louise Griffin a forme? '
schoolmate who is a patient In the ,
Sanatorium at Black Mountain.' .
Miss Ruby Pryor of Patterson
Grove was the Thursday night
guest of Miss Delia Patterson
MeBdatnes Oren White, W.
Mian ton and J. N. Lovelace were
Friday diuner guests of Mrs Lee
Dlanton and family. ?
Several from the community attended
4-H Rally' held at the Fair
.ground Saturday.
Mrs. Claudie Hell is a patient in 4
tin- Sanatorium Hospital at ("har-i
lotte. where she underwent a very I
serious operation several tli.ys ago j
Miss Dorothy Patterson is on the j
Sick list tliis week.
TIU humming oT the threshing ma '"'
chine this morning makes tn.- think j
ol' the good eats that* lies "just a-1
head.
Miss Mabel Pell had as her guests I
Tuesday nlg7tt^,"fflsc? 'fttuline "and
Virginia Ware and Delia Patterson.',
Messrs Sam Bell and Wray Thorn ~
burg we7&decent Visitors witb Mr.
and Mrs. Monroe Bel! and family
of t'hntlotte.
How Would I AOr
You Like ToLUOC.
15 lbs. of FAT?
How would you like to safely Iom?
some of that ugly fat. in a feu weeks
without risky drug* or iiiromtnience?
How would you like to lo-e yuui double
chin, hulpinp stomach and hips
AND along with 'it regain >our natural
charm and attractiveness.
Weigh yourself today. Get a bottle of 2
Krinchen Salt> (a famous English f< r- 1
inula). Then every momitip before break- 3
fast take one half teaspoonful in a plus* 1
of water?cat wisely?cut out fatty mraV, 3
butter, cream and rich pastries?go light j
on white bread and potatoes. J
After -4 weeks weigh yourself again and i\
juit see if you haven't lo-t pounds of i-gly ?
fat and gained that "Kruschen Fetling" of i
greater vivacity, more, energy and im- ?
? proved health that so often accompany fat ?
reduction.
REFUSE IMITATIONS! Demand ar.d '
vet only the genuine Kruschen (the famous 4
English formula) plain or new effervescent, 4
pleasant, sparkling. Bottle lasta 4 weeks
and costs but a trifle. Any druggist. , ' J
To Relieve P/NI r\Q 3
Misery of k/UI <1 /O :
Liquid - 3
T^.u
MgMFMg Noie Drops |J
Cough Drops 4
Try "Rub-My-TIsm" . a Wonderful 1
Liniment jj
Have Your Eyes Examined, <j
Glaaaea Fitted i
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?By?, . <
DR. D. M. MORRISON ]
Optometrist - Eye Specialist <j
Will be In Kings Mountain Office H
on Every Tuesday and Friday t
afternoons. Hours 1 P. M. to h
6 P.M. . \
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B KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. Th
\pple Blight Disease
Damages State Orchards
H. R. Siswonger, Extension horti
nltiirlsi of St ute College. report*
h.%> there bus been a severe out^.
ireuk of the apple blight disease in
naiiy section's of the State. He says
unnerous iinpiidies have been revived
by the College Horticulture
fepnrtuient front orchardists. asking
what can be done at present
ime.
Niswotiger says that as a rule, it
s advisable to wait until the dornan
t season and then cut out the
tligliti d twigs Aid . braitcl/h*. a/.d )
lib offtlie blighted fruit spurs when!
nuniug operations are carried ovt. |
"However." he said. "R. (5. Leaheritiaii
and J. S. Sain of Lincoln
'ouiity apd V. O. Sipes of Catawba
ouniy secured ;>0 tn . (o percent
ontrol of the disease by spraying |
heir trees itt tlte blooming period. I
ivitli Bordeaux mixture. These , moii I
iavo beeji applying the bloom' spray ,
or tlte past ' eight years and have j
secured svtil isfactfoiy control of i
jlighi during these .years. They al-j
'o cut out the blighted twigs at'
iorriiaut' season."
The usual recommended formula
'or the bloom spray Bordeaux mixure
is 2 pounds of bluestone and 6
rounds of hydra ted lime to 100 gal
ons of water. Mr. Sipe* used thia
formula, but Mr. I-euthermaii and
PERSONAL
Fi?d? don't l*?v? home!- I
just told Mary my prize baking
secret. ami -lie's starting in today
to use Kuinfnrd Baking
Powder. She's going (o make
Mime marve lous cukes and hotbreads'
For with l'uniford siie
. can use any g<Mid.recipe wjth<
nit worrying about how much
baking powder to use. The .
amount the directions cull for.
the.right amount to use <u I
Kuuiford. Buiuford contains
no,alum-t never leaves a bit- i
ter taste. FREE. Send for vi-ir
booklet, containing dozens of
bright ideas to improve y our
baking Address: Hutnford
Baking Powder. Box U Bumfold,
Khode Island.
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SO MUCH SERVICE 1
I Even the most expensiv<
| if not cared for. New-V
I appeal to you. No shine,
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million dollars. Treat \
jj cleaning by New-Way.
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IURSDAY. JDKT?^2, 1941
Mr. Saltt used only 1 1-2 pounds of
bluestone In the mixture.
won iter sun s th.^t (lie nvcfct
of till* method of controlling the ai>
pie bliKht disease In to apply the
spray immediately after the Ttrst
blossom buds. Since all blossom
buds of some varieties of apples,
such as Uoldeti Delicious. do not
open at the sitm?t, time, more than
one s'pray is necessary.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
JlaviiiK . ipialilled us administrator
for tin* estate of Miss Lot tie Oofortil,
defeased, with her. will annexed
all persons liavitiK claims 'against
her estate will ph ase file same proper)
verified on or before June 4th.
11?4?. or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery.
All persons Indebted to said esstale
will .please muk<\ . immediate
payment.
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A. H. Patterson.
Administrator, eta.
?adv? July JO
NOTICE OF SALE
I As All til ill 1st rat 01? for the estate
J of Miss .Lottie Goforth. deceased, I
will sell at public auction at licr
residence in the town of Kings
Mountain, North parol ina, oh Fridav,
June 27th. 1941. at 10:0?? A. M.
the following . articled of personal
property:
All of the house-hold and kitchen
furniture of Miss Lottie Go forth and
all of her personal effects.
This the 3rd day of June, 1911.
A. H. Patterson,
Administrator, i*ta.
?adv?June '26.
NOTICE OF SALE
t'nder and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a Deed of Trust
.given by Calvin' Howell and . wife,
Dela Howell, to the undersigned, as
trustee for the Kings Mountain
Building and Ixuiu .Association, .'on
'tli'?* 29tli of February. 1940. and registered
in the Register of Deeds
Office for Cleveland County in
Book 232 at page 293. to secure the
indebtedness therein mentioned and
default having been made in Hie
payment of same and at tile request
of the Kiugs Mountain Build3IG
11-OUNCE
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for so little cost ;;
? of suits become shabby J:
i-ray's superior work will
no odor, perfect press- ;;
ou look and feel like a
our suit next time to ;
:leaning - shoe ::
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LAUNDRY |
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for luUl at the courthouse door in '
sdtelby. Cleveland i'out.lf, Nort'i
Carolina.. on Momlav, June Ifith. 1
1941., at lo A. \| or wi'htn legal j
hours, the :followiliK described )>.!
etttutc; I'lltST
Tit ACT: thKttluir.g at t |
post oak in the Weaver line ait I
runs'with it South 9 K.nU I - C 4 t
chains, to a stone. Weaver's, corn-,
er; thence S. 18 E. it.'JO chains to a
staue, llullendcr's corner tit Weaver's
line; thetvee with Hullcndes's |
line S. in W. 7.5o chains to a stake .
a new corner in .'said line; thence. :t
new line N. 10 \V. Jft.Ott chtiOis ' o
stone, a new corner in field: then
another new line East S:"0 chain*,
to "the lluuitinini;. coatalttintt,
acres, move or less, ate! being *he
same hind convoyed by John W.
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I 4iunru KM l , v IIUHI'II *1' ; i!k
' ted Till nV Di'criiilh'r, 1914. ; s w.iil j
appear on record in the Register .< : ,
Deeds Ollice ibv ("It velstnd Courtly
hi !look NN.V ;it page Uf?T.
SECOND TRACT: Situated - : ,
. No. 1 Township. Cleveland
N. C. and ' IJegiiining -at an old pi!.? ,
stump, Melton Howell's eorui-t ar.d I
runs "thence with. Melton liowell's.
line anil Pink Herndon's r- 46 W. j
36.79 chains to a stone, Herndon's' i
corner;' thenc.e S. tti E. 23.30 chains '
to a stone; thence N. 40 E. lo.yo
chains to a stone; thence N \V
20.25 chains to a stake; '"hence S.
89 E. 8 chains to a stake near P. O.
thence N. 10 E. 4.6(5 chains to. a
stake; thence N. 46 W. 6.35 chains
to the Beginning. containing 53.4
acres, more or- less, and being a
part of the 62:,4 acres tract of land
conveyed by W. C. Hullender and
wife to John W. Howell hy deed; dated
16th January. 1307. as will tippear
on record in the Register of |
Deeds Office for Cleveland County
in Hook WW. at page 4??1 and being .
the same land conveyed hy. a j
by John W. Howell ;o Lizze Kitznbetlt)
Howell as will. app-ag , r,
iccord in the Ofi-vk of tr??- i'oj ci-llice
for Cleveland Cour.tv. >>;, rpt? :
ing. however. 5.2 ticr? - th - -sav -< .-J :
off to. H R. HunniciiC and Jy. ,C. [
England by deed, as will appear or j
record.
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THIRD TRACT: Beginning* at a j
stone, Fink-Herndon's corner hi Call
vin Howell's line .ind runs tlienco J
with ills line N. 44'-.. K. 260 feet tot
a stake in the middle oi the iod
Kings Mtn.-Orover sandtlay road;
thence with said road S. 62'- AV.
273 feet to a stake in Fink Herndon's
line: thence with hi- lire S j
47>-s E. 78 feet to :h? F!>giiini;.g. 1
containing 1-4 of an acre. :i,<:.-e or,
less, and being a part of the 23.2 j
acre tract conveved by <1. M. How- [
ell and wife, to H. R Huot.i<ut: : " f
L. C. England, by deed as wiTl up-1
pear on record.
This the 18th day of May. 1941. j.
J. C. Lackey, Trustee.
J. R. Davis, Atty. . .?adv. -6-12 I
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of these maneuvers is the nine south
crn states served by Southrro Bell
It will he both a test ahd training
for the arm) as well as for the civil"
ian population which provides .the
vital rteans ot commnnicume.
transportation and supply.
Essential to the success of these
maneuvers is an adequate, deperwiable
system of telephone tomnsa
ication. This the Southern Bell Company
is providing whenever, who
ever and in whatever amopnt th?
fast shifting armies require. Thin,
means that theTclephoncCoinpanj. .1
like the army, is keeping its soutcrv
ot supply, transportation facilities
and man power ready day and nigh;
so it can ait on the moment. Pass '
years of training and experience it
meeting imirgentics have .ilrtadf
prepared our army.of tel'epboxr
workers for this big task.
It is the Telephone t ompam'v
plan to lake care of the army's needs '
with little, if any. serious intcrfei*
ence with the public's accustomed
use of. tbc sirs ice. During these maneuvers,
however, there may be cs
casions whin for short periods -tt
time our facilities will be mainly
required to meet the army's sudder
and unexpected needs. Should rhir.
happen in your community, your
wholehearted cooperation will be * ,*!
helpful contribution to the success
lul advancement of preparedness
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