RAMBLING SKETCHES OF
OAK GROVE NEWS
(By Mrs. William Wright) 1
Th?' revival services which were
scheduled to begin at the local chur
, ch Sunday, July 20...hove been postponed
due to the fact 'the frequent f
ralus have kept fanners inactive
and much work remained to be
done.
Mr. and Mrs. It. B. Dixon and
daughter, Knmiu. and little granddaughter
o? "Bethlehem, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.'
Kdgai Bell.
Mr. au'd Mrs. W. C. Blantou were
* xfi.altors of Mr. and Mrs. R. B Wat
tersou of Bessemer .City Sundaj at-"
ternobn.
Mr. and Mrs. 8am Lovelace. Mr.
and Mrs. (!. N. Porter and children
i or
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Continue
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Summer Fo<
Values
MEN S WORK S
imagmfrflL Men!
w?m gain
BMW ,ong
affo"
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MEN'S DRESS AN!
OXFOR
You'll be right in style wi
looking white, black,
two-tone tan, or tan and
white combination Oxfords
! TENNIS SI
\ Tough, well made Tennis S
^ for Men, Women and child
4 Bedroom SI
Women's felt bedroom sli
U in colors of blue,
grey and rose
WOMEN'S WHITE
RaqtII I
WUVII k/UI
1||| | Just the thing for summe
| at the beach. Cord and ru
| 3 to 8. Exceptional
I values at this low price
] Curtain
|| One huge lot of ruffled am
quisette curtains, bought o
*
ket basis and saved especis
for this sale?2'/* yards Ion
I Hosiery Sp<
Spec'lllNYLON
HOB
They are not perfect, but i
this low price Limit
2 pairs to a customer
I ANKLETS?Children's Ai
in all colors and asst. sizes
I Belk
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were visitors in Shelby Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Putnam and j
children. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brid
ges Mrs. D. P. Wright und Mr. and
Mrs. William Wuttersoii of Pattervon.
Grove were visitors in the home ,
of Mrs. H. T. Wright Suuday afternoon.
Mrs. Wright is recovering
nicely after an appendicitis operation
July 2nd. She celebrated rer j
80th birthday anniversary June 7th. '
M'.ss Pauline Wart is llso 'recuperating
ut her home here after an
appendix operattioji recently.
Mrs.' Adell- Lovelace and children
of Tampa, Flu.,, are spending j.oinetlmc
in the honte Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Flam McSwain.
Messrs Fred Bet! ami -Gene Wax '
terson of High Point were Saturday
night guests of the former's parents
Mr., gnd Mrs. C: A. trail.
Mi'.ss Mabel Pell was the spendttie-dux
guest of Misses Pauline ami
Virginia Ware Sunday.
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ss New Itei
ur Window
OUTSTV
jtwear vali
Supply Lii
J Enough
1HOES Week
Here's a barin
comfort and children's
wear you can t Panties. g
I to miss? ?
11.48 I "
PLAY
D SPORT F?L S
DS II
th these good "
,$1.98
Sizes, 1 t
iOES 2l
8? 48c?^
Specia
I* PLAY
tippers f. ,
ppexs featured
25C TIS
Belco Toil
CRAB-NET 1'?
idals S
? A . 1
r vacation aays ?? ?
bber soles, sizes TOW
/\ P7 Terry Bat
97c 5
Sale we"'9 se
V aliipQ
1 tailored raarn
the old piar- 48
r $1.00?
u ?? Spc
ecials in or
ualily, full fash
silk Hose. All '
shades. Very POLO i
? . . Boys' Str
Plain. Size
Medium, L
c pair
E. _ . Handke
at a Buy at < jMen's fi
en- IS 21
Pr- c
lklete5c pr|
s Depai
REMEMBER ? \
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THE RINGS MOUNTAIN HEBALD
Miss DorotKyTHtterson was a vis
itor in the home of M"iss Delia Patterson
Sunday.
Mrs. Ora Ulan-ton of Kings Mountain
has been spending Koine time
with her cousin, Mrs. \V. P. Love--,
lace.
Mrs. fMuyme Gibbons and- son.'
John, spent Sunday visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Canlpe ana
(atully of the Patterson Grove sec
t ion. '
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Stokes Wright had as his Sunday
guests Messrs ,David Gibbous and
Frank- Ledtord.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper TTiTTbeek are :
antiouucing the Mirth of a daughter.,
Nlea Ann. on July 20, .
Itev. Luther iluwkitis was a caller
in the home of (Mr. and Mrs. 1
James S. Ware Monday afternoon.
irance!
ms ? New
For Super S
ENDING Pi
ues Clearai
mited but . j
for This fxG&G
"End GROU
Pipe Fruit of the L/001
Training f' Sev.eJal. Patt<
o j_ q from. All sizes
?izes z to o
^ GROU1
A special purcha
?^^? summer dresses.
vqIiioc im tn ?') q:
SU1 lo niuvo up iv
Children anc' co^ons? Gho
\g% GROU
HIW* Ju?y clearaway c
___ dreSSCS. Huildlt'C
SSES to select from. V
Summer Sizes for misses
Assorted GRQ1
This is an outstai
new summer dre
es, washable crej
??? and acetates. All
PBuy to $9.95 values. i
r.mi
July Clearance!
J mer dresses?pri
sue 39c i
et Tissue
Sheets ?
All summer hats
Chats will be rolli
tables must be cl
??? Regardless of cos
h'fowels Valu? tol0?
q Value to $1.98
lTS ? . Mens's S
t7$1.98 COOL - SMA
Sanforized - shri
I t t*nrl f kavm li
r g% VI VU I1V1II ^UUU 1'
$3.95 values?nov
RTS WORK SHIRTS
tit Shirts made work shirtsbray
materials, I
and strong-seaim
_ Here's A (i
SHIRTS SHIRTS
r Small SHIRTS: made ,
,arjre 8nowy " whl
w bleached comix
potton. Populi
rw swiss-rib type.
?? SHORTS; Fan<
rchiefs broadcloth shon
ill size
i e
g iuc ea
MEN'S SUMME1
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rou Always Save At BELK'S
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THURSDAY. JUL.Y 24. 1941
Pitt county livestock produtAira j S
are grazing more soybeans this j Jj
year than ever before. since the j
beans theatre feed cos! and hogs
and cattlo thrive'on them, says A?- u
slstuiit Farm Agent ('. IV (iriggs.
, Recent excessive rains coupled
with the drought just prior will K
cause a serious reduction iu the S
llasto'i County wheat harvest this
year, reports Assistant I'arm Agent 11
W. / Smith. . ! j,
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Hains. while damaging sotne.crop t|
have "caused phosphate and lime- u
atohe to give definite .results in 11
many cases, says S. K. Mitebiner,'
assistant farm agem of Forsyth . ;l
it!
County. - u
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I \A
r Values
' ;;
avings
cice Summer 1,.
ly-to-Wear [?
P 1 DRESSES I "'
m and Winnie Mae-Dress- ^
;rns to Choose 07c 13
I s
i o nnrcccc I n
se sale of 200 brand new j .
Regular (hi O O <'
urn* $1.88 :
' . . "W'
P 3 DRESSES ?
>f spring and summer
Is of styles Aa qQ 11
alues to $5.95 J J.QO I u
and women * j ?
JP 4 DRESSES 1 .
nding sale group of brand ' 8
;sses, also Spring dress?es,
Bembergs (t? J QQ
Se^95...?4-Po \'i
h
~S' DRESSES
Entire stock of girls' sum ^
ced? ' j ii
17c $1.49 ;
D1ER HATS
i must be sold. New fall -j o
ng in soon and all our T
eared of summer hats ? ^
it. Here they go!
50c ?
.Hi nn
j i"r
port Ensembles !
lRT ? WELL MADE
ink sports ensembles tail i
okking fabrics ^2 !
i
? Get a supply of well;
made of covert or chamrycut,.
" 48c
reat "Buy" In Men's
AM) SHORTS
R SOX 10c and 15c pr. |
Itore
. 11 i
miiilMniiailMiiiiiaBaiii?iff < 11 n m
.T_,
imple Test For Eg#
'reshness Explained
All ogg is u scaled package of fine
>oil when it Is. .laid by the hen. 11
the only product -thai Nature giv
? us that is scaled without the
>uci) ot huiiiaT, hands
However, points out T. T. Blown,,
xu nsion poulVry-maii of N. C,
tale College, eggs that brum, !
em nun ou the market are those
ml the consumer desire's * ? eggi
lat ale fresh. large, ti'Ult. unforin
i size and. color, and sound U
?ell Most consumers will huy the
tone pleasing-looking product but
iett continued purchases * depend
pon th?- actual interior (iuality ot
it* eggs.
The State College man suggests
simple home method ot debriyillii
ig if eggs are. fresh. Blare eggs it
pan of. water, lie says, and tin
ood ones will rest flat 011 the hot
nil of the vessel; those that havcv
ist some of their quality will stand
ii end: uuri very poor oi.es will
so. lire older or poorly kept
Drown explained that an egg does
ot have ail air ctdl wlieti it is
lid by the lien. As it "cools. the
ater evaporates front it and tilt
mi shell mcni It ram's at the larg<
ltd -of the egg separate and torn
n air cell. Its hut weiiihci. ttiois
ire is drawn fro nilhe egg. just a:
ater-is drawn ft dm. the soil ant
otu .all vegetation. The depth o
lie ail eel is li measure ot qu'alitj
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NEGRO NEWS
(Lty Jessie (J. Costlier)
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The Daily Vacation Itible Stdioo
tgiiu Monday of this week at tin
lood Hope Presbyterian Church ui
er the leadership of Mrs. S. C
"an Lutldingham. Mr Jehu K Kit
ler is assisting in carryiua on tin
fiblu School.
Mrs. Effie ClinRscales of Cansle
treet is . visiting her daughter, Aln
Hive Sniitli in Cleveland. Ohio.
There was a Sunday School ITi
>u held at tre Alt. Zion Ituptis
hu.rch Sunday. Several Sundaj
chools from out of town were pre'
lit. A male quartet from Dowel
as on program.
Jvey Davis, a trainee at For
rugg spent ine week end at liome
The- "Heaven Bound"- play uudei
lie direction of llev. S."N. David
on of Gastonia will he presented ai
?o Compact High School on Friday
mht.'July 25.- at H:(Mi o'clock.
Mr. .lames Ito>d has returtiei
rout Florida where he ljas been foi
averal weeks.
Bishop B. (1. Shaw succeeds tin
lie Bishop \j W. Kyles ju the We;
[ rn Nortr Carolina Conference o
he A. M. 15. Zion church. Hit
eadqua iters will be in Binning
am. Ala. . ;
;Mr. Waddell Carroll who was 1
0 to Cajnp fo.r a trainee last Mon
ay was delayed and will not so. un
11 July Jo. 1H41. Hi- brother. Victoi
arroll, will go to camp also as i
oiunteer. Waddell and Victor art
ons of Mr. mid Mrs. James Carrol
t Tracy street.
Mr. Zob Kennedy who took scri
usly ill on Monday afternoon, diet
'uesday afternoon. July 22, at rlt
onie on Watterson street. Fun era
.rraugeineuts have not been made
Mrs. Fann'ie Bullartl of Wattersoc
treet has been ill for severa
eeks. She Is improving.
Uncle 3am is asking of you? an
[uniiiium .pan. told or new.
1 ogga.
Piece Gt
GROUP 1
19c Value
80-Square
DRESS
Prints
15c yd.
GROUP 3
Permanent finish organ
dies. dumari piques,
swinghi piques. A. B. C.
corded chambrays. pow
der puff muslins, dotted
swiss and fibredown
wiss. Regular -39c valuea.
Sale price?
29c yd.
DRESS MATERIAL
Prints, Solids and Floral
Belk's D<
REMEMBER ? You /
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GUEST SPEAKER
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The Rev. K. S'lvt i'or Kl!h.H. t.s
? tor of the Baptist Church, Paris,
i Ark:, will assist Pastor 1). K. Put.
man in a seTn'-s <ii inreTTtigs at Davit!
Baptist Church near BotHwniV*.
. .Iiepliiniiip next Sunday. July 27. Mr
! Klliott is a native of Cleveland eoun
. ty where he lias held many auceeit* . ;i
. fill evnnvelistic meetings The publ
lie is coruiufly Invited to attend
f tin se SifVv'ict-s Service hours Wtill
lie lit A M. ntul' S P. M except Sua
day which' w ill the 11 A. .\T
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WHAT KIND OF A HOUSE
GUEST ARE YOU?
A novel quiz whioh, enables anyone
to rate his" or her yirtuss otj
j vices as a.week-end guest. Don't^
miss this amusing feature in tha^
_ August 3rd issae of t
THE AMERICAN 'WEEKLY
The Big Magazine Distributed With
THE BALTIMORE
SUNDAY AMERICAN
On Sale at all Newsstands
r Give them, now while you cart'l
' What? Of course.' un atumiuuiu pan.
;
When Acid Indigestion, Gas on
' Stomach or Heartburn make you
? feel uncomfortable or embarrass
> you, try Alka-Seltzer, which cont
tains alkalizing buffers and so
; helps counteract the associated
Excess Stomach Acidity,
j 'But the relief of these minor
, stomach upsets is only a small
. I part of what you can expect
Alka-Seltzer to do for you. You
i will find it effective for Pain Relief
in Headache, Neuralgia, Colds
and Muscular Aches and Pains. ' *3
It contains an analgesic, (sodium
11 acetyl salicylate), made more
prompt and effective in its painrelieving
action by alkaline buffer
I salts.
, ; When hard work or strenuous
, | exercise make you feel tired and
dragged out, enjoy the refresh,'
ing effect of a glass of sparkling,
I tangy Alka-Seltzer.
At Drug Stores In packages and
at drug store soda fountains by the
tod Values
j . GROUP 2 |
a cnoice selection of
cotton fabrics, such as
dimities. tuxedo batistes,
printed dimities. * 'S
dotted swiss and printed
voiles. Regular 19c
sellers. Sale price ?
15c yd. j
GROUP *
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See this group of
quality Hill 'N
Dale Prints, Wash
Silks and Cottons.
39c yd. j
10c yd.
i
ipt. Store
Itways Save At BELK'S
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