Notice Of Sail
For Unpaid 194
In pursuance of law I will
Town of Kings Mountain, >
Monday, September 8, 1941,
Taxes, the following descril
description -of land and am
case land owned by the tax
Mountain, N. C., January 1,
- case the amount of cost and
added to the taxes. This sali
day to day or to such time
to law in the event said salt
on the date above specified,
gust, 1941.
Allinuri. Hornet*: House arid lot j
7six2l5 New Suburbs " $K.;iO
" Ream, K. I..: '2 lots 2R*175 .. .22
ileum. .Mrs. Mae Harmon:, House
and lot 5nx2uo W. S.
Cofurtb ........ " Jti.RO
Hell. M. J.;, House and Rant
2 Acres W, S. Whcoii ..,... 14.43
Binnett. Bessie: House ami l<ot -I,
ogxir.a K. S. Oriental . .. 8~16i
lli'ittU'll, Clyde: House and Lot
75x150 \V. S. No. 20 hlxhway 42.03
Hiddix, Gary: House uttd lot
75x150 \V. S. Cherryville rd 6.86
lilanion, J. L: 4 lots 25x175
McGinn is Survey .. .... 2.18
lloheler. Will:' 2 lots
25x175 llloek 13. ............ .72;
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Bridges, Giles A.: House aud lot
75x150 W. 8. Wai'o . ... 0.66 j
JJrown. J. T.:, House and lot
75x85 Cherryville ltd ll.io
Bridges, J. It.: House and < lot
100*150 S. S.
McGinnls street 15.21
Bi uee. J. It.. Hat,: 6 lots
25x150 Fair view st. ....J.. 1.82
Bunigurdner, Felmer: l.ot ' , . f-,
75x150 'Hold Survey .... 1.20
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Burton. It. L.: House and lot 125 j
xl50 Fultou and
Alexander 11.34 |
' Cablness. ('. U.: l.ot 25x75 .... 1.091
Carpenter. \V. II.: House anil
Barn 112x186 Phonix- si 4.58
Clark, Mrs. W. M.: House and lot
00x|50 rear
MHHnnt* Property 5.20
Culbei'tson, C. A,j_ House und lot
00x126 Fnirvlew st 11.72
Cunningham, J. W.: House and
lot 75x96 No. 41 ......... 4.70
Detniar. 1,. C.: . House and lot
50x114 S. S. King. Lot
25x114 ...: ..' 2U.49
Kdens. C. (!,: House and lot
110x140 N. S. Parker 38.11
Finger, Mrs. Belle: lx>t 75x125
King and 11. K. ;. 1.' 10.80
Finger. F. K., llelrs: House and lot
76x237 K. 8; Railroad .... 84.32
Fulton, P. I>:: House and lot I
80x220 King and Hilling .. 29.60
Cofortli. A. 11.: House and lot
80x144. House 31st Street,
House and lot .50x250 N. S. Briee !
House, and lot 75x175
Vtitrviau.' *}.'}. 14
Guyton. L. L.: House and lot
75x150 Highway No. 20 10.81
Harmon P. R.: House and lot
60x203 8. S. Kin* ........ 14.64 '
Hayes. J M., Kst.,: House and lot
157x150 Parker st 12.30 J
* . , Harriell. F. C.: House and lot
85x96 3rd at.- . .... . 12.99 j
(Helms, Joe: House aqd lot
75x150 McGlrinls St. - ,9.011
Hoffman,, Roy P.: House and lot
85x99 No. 17 . 9.90
Hord. Mrs. G. W.: House and lot
8ox75 E. S. R. R. Ave 14.64
Hullender, C. W.: House and lot
' * 166x250 Fulton st ........ 25.57 J
Hullender. Doula Mae: House and
2 1-2 A. New Suburbs 10.48
Jenkins, A. ('.: House and lx>t
65x165 Fulton st 25.26 1
Kiser, Mrs. William: 4 lot ..
.
25x150 Church St.' 2.40 \
l.edford, P. \\" : House and lot
75\ 15ii W S. Pansier, hal. 9.60
Lyiin. R S.:. House amT~Tot lOOx I
15o W'liitesldes, property .. 12.78
Melton, George: House and lot
88x100 W. 8. Cansler ...... 6.32
Morris. Violet: House and lot
Mix 100 rear
Wesleyan Church 17.60
Moss.. Eva Leigh: House and lot
118x150 W. 8.
Cherryvllle rd, ........... 4.00
McAbee. Sam T.: Lot 90x374 4
Cherryvllle Rd. 3 .... bal. 3.20'
Mr,Daniel, Robert G.: House and I
lot 65x155
S. S. Pulton St. 21.02
McDaiitel. W: |D. Heirs: House
lot 90x275 N. S. King 20.21
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McGlnnls. WHey H.: House and lot
98x200 King and Hilling .. 37.49
Oaborns. W. F.: House and lot
75x200 N. 8. Gold St. 16.04
Farton. Ethel: House and lot
250x90 Carpenter. House and Idt
100x325. S. S. King. Lot 46*190
Frcr of S S. King, balance 15.87
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i Of Property
10 Town Taxes
i sell at the City Hall. in the
1. C., beginning 1:00 P. M.
for unpaid 1940 Town
)ed lands. Name of owner, ,
ount of taxes are in each i
payer in the Town of Kings
1940. There will be in each
I penalty which must be
e may be continued from
as may be fixed according
j is not had or completed
This the 11th day of Aui'oulHiiKlon,
H. Tlduset ami-lot
18x142 K. S. Diltlufe 'st./bul. 7.10
I'eioraoii. David: House and 2 lots
25x100 K. Kins 7.52
I'hilHps. Doc A.: House and lot
50x120 Waco ltd. 12.36
I'lltnam. A. U.: House and lot
-75x217 Church at ......... 10.08
r - -4 :
Rntterree. P. G.: House and lot
75x195 N. S. Gold st . 45.26
Sanders. W. A.: 2 Houses and 5
lots 25x150 Mountain st .... 20.24
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Settlemyre, J. L.: 3 lots
50x200 Parker at 2!$1
Smith. Mary I).. Ad nix: Lot
100x117 1.33
Smith. Waller. L. Estate: House
and lot 100x175
K. S. Kairvlew 15.60
Sparrrtw. Mrs. Sallie: House and
lot 60x150 N. S. Waco St. .. 18.61
Smith. Bessie.. Discovery: <
balance 63.00
Wltite, W. Albert: House and
lot 70xl5o Ramseur ,st .... 20.54
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Williams. Charles S.: House
aftd Barn lot 373x400
K. S. Piedmont ; ... 158.81
Dot mar. W.M1.: 4 lots 25x150
W% S. Cansler 3.52
I
CORPORATIONS
Central Investment Corp: House
lot 115x165 Piedmont ...... 53.17 ,
Ledfoid and Sons, W.'C. Brick
Store and Filling Station and
lot (.'or. Plod, and It. It. .. 38.80
COLORED ]
Adams. Joe Bill: Hotlse aud .lot
150x235 Ridge at.. House and
lot 55x130 S. S. itidge st .. 24.94
Berry,'John: House and lot
50x100 E, S. C'ansler 8.80
Caldwell. John.'Estate: House and
lot 60x180 S.,S. King 14^30
Uuvis. Nalo: House and 1-4 A.
W. S. W'atterson st 7.20 Ellis.
Carrie. Estate: House and
lot 115x150 King 10.67
Falls. Phillip U.: House and lot
60x175 RUlge ....:, ... 16.78
Gist. John: House and lot 60x31.
Lot 10x80 S. S. Ridge st .. 10.64
Herndon. Hubert: Lot 50x150
E. S. W'atterson St 1.81
Jepkins, Collie and Carmineal: .
House and lot 75x200 Parker
and Watterson. balance 8.70
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Linsay. John: 1 lot 3.58
Means, W. F. and J. W.: House
and lot 143x142 S. S. Ridge 11.28
Mitcham. Nevlt; Hottse and lof
3 1-2 A. Cora Mill St. ......' 8.56
McClaugh (NR). Thomas: House
arid lot 169x175 Ridge st .. 12.91
llecd. Monroe. Estute: ' House and
lot 50x100 Cansler st 4.21
Hippy, Pearl:' House and lot
1! 5x20*0 \V. R. Cansler st .. 8.10
Holiinson. iTertha: House and
lot ?00x100 2.80
S.yhauk, okley: House and lot
;:.x!?5 N. S. THdRe .... 8.78
Town of Kings Mountain,
Karl S. Sawyer, *
Tax Collector.
DONT BE BOSSED
BY YOUR LAXATIVE-RCUCVE
CONSTIPATION THIS MOOMM WAV
When you feel gassy, headachy, logy
due to clogged-up bowels, do as million*
do?take Feen-A-Mint at bedtime. Next
morning ? thorough, comfortable relief,
helping you start the day fell of your
normal energy and pep, feeling like
million! Feen-A-Mint doesn't disturb
your night's rest or interfere with work the
| mn amy. try rvvn-A-mini, m? iiMWing
gun lixatht, yourmlf. It tMttt good* it's
handy and economical ...a family tupply
cott. only _
FEEN-A-MINT
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IB KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD T.HU
WE THREE "C" ALL S
"We Three" have had loads of n
loads of fuu bringing you all the t
scoops and scandal about town that v
we could 'C' Since this will be the 1 |
last Column that we will write for f i
the HERALD we will now tell you ?
who WE THREE are. We are afrala
the secret kinda leaked out but c
maybe there is someone, who still
Uoesn know. We are Clara Mae s
Uantt, Betty Patrick and Frances j v
rrouse. We hope that there are no !?e
hard feelings against us because it n
was all in fun.
Thanks to Mr Lynch for never j f:
censoring our column. He's orte
swell editor. 1
. To the people who rend our col* 0
:nnn each .week and complimented %
us. Everyone who helped us scrap '
tip scoops.
*
Maylie. if no one is writing a gos 1
sip column next summer "We I
Three" will eotSTThiie our column.
Now for the dlrtt dig( dig. dig).
It seems Mary Alice Campbell s t
filling Mehzelle's lonely nights ; t
Patsy is in Greensboro you know t
Susie McGinn'is. are you and Mar
liott getting np an affair? Dont 1
hold out on us ..
Did you see the girl Jim Ratterreo ^
\Cns with Friday night She's from
? . l_ r 'A V. 1 > /s 4-.11 '
MHSIOHIH .... juai gci nun i" leu
you about her .. More fun....! .
We bet Madge Is lonely this weelt | ,
while Woodie anil Charlie Moss are |
in Norfolk" .... or is Jimmv Dickey j j
showing her a good time these
nights? _ ,
If the town seems to be lacking c
Iri something after the first week <
In September ? its because "'Snooks j kl
got caught in the draft.?dont bo 1
surprised at the girls' dreary faces. ;
.Carl Finger Is really running a- J
round in circles yon knew llel 1
en left town By the way. what. ' *
Happened last Sunday nite?? ..... 1
we* wonder Which one backed out '
wliep they got to York??!? .. Why?' s
their night will be awfullv lonely
'cause "'Greek" nevti*' ni-sift r; '
night, ? * : '
Bobby "Mac broke his recorr ot ! 1
not dating in 11. weeks Sunday night 1
he dated Sue Ruddock!" .. ' | *
Thanks to the following couples (
for managing to stick together. You
liave always been interesting gos- ^
sip: Eckie and Puff, .it all began Hi
the tenth grade, didn't it ?
It was written In the stars for Alice j t,
Petty and Ben..... sweetest coupte
ever .. and HOW LONG HAVE a
Jones and Hazel been going toge- r
ther?? .. If Ernest would Just
turn his "car lodse lt'd go right over
Phenlx way .. would'nt It Doris?
Jo seems to be following in Ec- ^
kie's footsteps cause she and Bill ?
. a _ * a al i^^tta A a
starieu in me renin bi-uub
Ladd ancl Butch must have the
real thing ;*
Even tho1 Lib Plonk has been a- J
way for most of the summer. ?.Jim 11
has remained faithful
Jimmy Willis ami Vera may not r
be news, but at least its Gossip., i 0
eh? .. 1
George Mauney and Rachel Smith
seemed to be doing O. K. Sunday
night .... and so did Pay and George
Allen .... these Georges are
getting around .. ..eh George Lat- ^
timore? .. Vou have us in circles
.... datlng'Martha McClain. Mar.e
Phifer AMD Marian Arthur _.. Jj
Kinda surprising .. seeing Gogle .
Kawles and Billy Ruddock together ^
Monday night .... '
Everyone had a grand time at o
Ladd's and Billy's danoe Friday
ulgnt .. ..and speaking of dances q
we are lioking forward to the one t
this Friday night ....' f
Billy Throneburg .. .. people s
have lived thru love before .. it's r
terrible you have such an ' awful t
case .... We imagine it would he c
awful to. be iu love with someone
out of town .. . especially as far 1
as Charlotte Tough luck kid!! ,1
, rs.it* a _ . t e ... a ? ?.i ? r
iraiuurs noie; n yuu gei noui 01 r
this column befoTe it is printed .. c
we'll put you out of your misery t
FOREVER '.. ) , i
Vivian dated Wilson the other J
night .... I
Ben Goforth and Gene Mathl* j
said "Roys State" v..ts really swell |
Meek did you have fun Sunday
night ?? .. JusC wondered ? j
Pete Gamble, you and Knnb keep J
up the good work ....
J. <\ Bridges, you must have it
bad .. going all the way to
Georgia to see Rachel McClaln ....
Whew!!!!
This f'ollege separation, which Is
so tough on us all .... will be Ji,9t as
tongh on .Gogie and Buck.
Well, we guess this Is farewell.
If anyone atari* another , Gossip
Column, we wish them the best ot ,
luck.
Again, we want to tell you how
much fun this has been- and we
liopie. We leave NO hart! feelings behind.
You may have gained a little
knowledge but as for us Its "College."
We hope we'll be with you next
summer . .,'
So Ooodbve ....
1 ' :rl
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Three out of four executives In
the steel industry started at produe
tion Jobs in the mills and worked
their way up. 1
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iaabl \ . ..
R8DAY, AUO.,?. 1M1
jtgujmes Do Best If
Seeded In September
L -i
In order to allow the crops to
aake enough fall growth to cover
he land during the winter. cold
venther legumes should be seeded
n September "by all means," says
0. C. Blair, Extnsion agronomist at
State College.
In addition to doing a better Job
if covering the land during the win
t\ the ngronlinlst said. legumes
iceded In September will also be!
eady to turn under at least 30 days '
larlier next spring than If they are
ilanted later. *
As a means to conserving seed,
train drills may'be used to advancer
!n seeding arumes. Klf'een
lounds of hairy vetch or 20 pounds j
>f Austrian winter peas to the acre 1
rill give excellent stands if a drill ,
s used, tile specialist declares.
flerit Awards Teach
Jseful Farm Lesson
N. C. State College officials did
lot realize It at the. time, but when I
Itey i warded 'certificates Of uteri-!
orlous service to three outstanding
igriculturists, by pur? coincidence
h( y taught one of the essential for.!
successful fanning. ?
J. W. Kiker of Anson County was i
etognizeil for his work, in corn
needing. T. J. \V. llroome for his
jeiflce of 30 years as farm agent
n' Union County and for his promolon
of lespedeza. and A. O. McBacshern
of ?>|ow Hanover County
or developing . fine dairy cattle.
The work of these three men repescnts
a complete program and eytie
for successful ugriculture, ac-1
orditig to A. C. Kimrey. extension '
lalry specialist of^ N. C. Stale Col- '
ege. 7 I
Explaining, he {minted out that
dr.. Kiker developed corn which ts
he backbone of livestock feeding,
dr. Broom promoted the -use of leslede/.a
in North Carolina, represent
ng hay and grazing, both highly es
cntial. for success in dairying.
Finally. Nfr. McKachern on his1
Eastern Carolina farm developed
ine dairy . animals to consume all of j
liese feeds. converting them inttb!
ash and good living for farm peo>le.
This practical lesson might be put
o good use in the State's rapidly
xpanding dairy industry, the State
'ollege specialist pointed out. Not
inly Is it a g.iod lesson for the l>r;e
dairyman, he added, but for the
amity owning Just one cow.
Plenty of home-grown feeds will
id in combatting rising prices. Kirn
cy went on. affording larger margins
on the sale of milk and other
lalry products.
state Gains In Race
<\>r Poultry Honors
North Carolina has moved into
4th place among states in the .tiuni
er of chickens raised on farms this
ear. helped bv a 20 percent . inreuse
over the past tO year aver-i
ge. reports C. J. Maupin. extension |
loultrymun or N. C. State College.
This compares with a nation-wide
ump over the average for the past
ecadc of only ft percent, according
o t'iyures just released by the Agicilltural
Marketing Service of the
J. S. Department of Agriculture.
A part of this large increase in
iroduction for the State is due to
he growing interest in commercial
holler production Federal figures
how North Carolina to be one of
he nine states now producing 5,00.000
or more broilers annually.
At the same time, Maupin said.
Par Heel hens are laying more
hat production hit .61 million, an in
? m O llllln. ?~
Tfune ui o muuiuii cks" iiic
;am? month a year ago. Similarly,
iroduction for the first seven monhS)
of this year feoared 23.j000.pon
>ver the same period in 1940.
Other states are marching along
n this Government-aided drive for
arger poultry numbers. The latest
"ederal report says ''the number of
'hickens raised on farms in 1941
vlll exceed all past records." The
lumber of layers in farm flocks on
\ugust 1 was the largest for the
iast eight years.
Better feeding and management
iractlces boosted the average hen's
reduction to an all-time high In
Inly, and despite record-breaking
ireduction, eggs prices have cohtin
n-d to be the highest in 12 years.
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/Olivia it Nn?.u^.
mi of the Waroer Bros, pktift, I '
"fWaiAAWAMU ' ' ? ? ? ? . ? ? -J ? I
mnrapry wvpvfi rrvomnicnai * i f
CsJox Tooth Powdt for teeth |
that thioe.
CALOXJMttm /
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Summarized
TOWN OF KINGS
June 30,
Cash:
General Fund <*.
Jlebl Service Fund
Cemetery Fund
Ta'xes:.
1940 and prior, years
laind Sales Certificates
Utilities Accounts
Street Assessments
Sidewalk Account's Y...
Stadluiu Notes . ?r..
Inter-Fund Accouuts
l'roperty* and Equipment
. Net after deducting depreciation
' TOTAL ASSETS .. : .. ..'
Honda Outstanding .......
Accounts Payable
. Notes Payable ........................
Utilities Deposits ;
Prepaid 1941 Taxes .....................
Reaerve for Uonds aud Interest due Jul
Inter-Fund Accounts .....
Surplus (all funds) '
AN At V CI C ne CIIODI ne ?e/
. v.w wwrir kw9 rtw
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Balance's1 6-30-40:
General Fund .
Debt Service Fund
Cemetery Fund
Capital Fund .
Hi' tV . K ' ' .
Revenues:
(ieneral Fund .... .. ....
,Debi Service Fund ..
Cemetery Fund ...... ,
Decrease in Liabilities <current)
Decrease in Reserve for Insolvents .. .
Increase In Streets and Sidewalks
Bonds Redeemed
Lcrs Reserve for Depreciation
Expenses:
General Fund a>.?...
Debt Service Fund .........
Decrease in Street Assessments
Decrease In Property and Equipment
Balances 6-30-41:
Genera) Fund
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Debt Service Fund, .. ' .
Cemetery Fund ....
Capital Fund ..
1
After deducting depreciation.
Stater
REVENUE AND EXPEN8ES FOR I
Revenues:
Taxes, (1940 and prior years)
Utilities
Licenses .. i
Costs and interest ....
Cemetery i
Water and Sewer Taps
Permits ..
Miscellaneous
Sidewalks
Intangible Tax (State) .... |.
Street Assessments .. ......
TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE
Sale of School Stadium .......
Sale of Wattersoii Property
1941 Taxes Prepaid .........
TOTAL REVENUE ........
Expenses:
Administrative ...........
Fire Department ...
ct .. .a./.M 11/innKlninitt
wwci uvpai tuicuv ..... ......
Cemetery Department ......
Street Department
Police Department ......
Light Depai tment
Water Department
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSK
.
Damage Claims (New Highway!
W, P. A. Project
New Stadium .... ..
k'. ' *' :
Bonds Retired
Interest Coupons .... (
Bank Charges
TOTAL EXPENSE
I hereby certify that the foregoing If
the condition of the Town of Kings N
end records and audit by Geo. H. Enter
Karl S Saw
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Statement
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* < ' XT - "''.C - - . ->' ,
MOUNTAIN , ;
194 r~ i
.
; I $19,933.41
16.621.32
. '... 783.00
... . 10,840.891
...... 1.354.60
... . . 7.597.72
;Vi' 2\030.72
. . /.' 1.778.00
\. "" 1,858.00
.. ( ii.i;<?.2&
i:. 731.209 id
$805.145.wr,
- 554.O00.0O*
5.754.7#
1137(>
6.137.92
14.880.3> '
y 1. . 6.776.33 'J
11.136.3C
. 206,345.73.
$805,145.07
'
lOUUNTS JUNE 30, 1941
_, 't'i, : '. .' -V." '
. " 20.386.50
y.'i.."." 6.980.0?
"... .. 4.083.54
: ... , 444.631.38
v ! * '* .*'>V''*i
. 121.174.4?
* 63.937.02 ?
232.9S
......V.. 1,983.72
1. .., 1.397.92
' ...... 1,919.71*
29.000.00
696,727.13
....... 290.602.43
9? 405.124.63
4 . 132.76B.2S
69.204.8S
-.7... 294.50
6.514.
V 10.907.84
" 11.,881.54
" 4.316.5? .
"9239*7
$405.124 68
nent
-ISCAL YEAR ENDING 6-3G41
. :. 61.323.17
... "*" 71.139.74
...... 2,032.60
**?... .. 1$$1.$4 ..
.. .. 232.98
. .V*". 784.00
' 73.51
" V.".... .... 2.702.3T
1,449.31 "
.. 1.516.00
.... . .T- ?* .... ".*... 923.65
$143,520.17
. ? 8.267.70
... 3,050.00
." 14.880.39
....... 8169.718.26
? .V
......1. 14.466.00
.... 4.58R.87
. 933.47
.. r,65.64
.... "V. 12.67T.91
7,778.23
?."v..::-" 29.909.ir,
, .. 10,948.02
> 4 ....
" a
* I
I 881.867.29
5,73180
.. 11,189.2?
. 3,703.36
. . . 29 000 on
. . ' V. 30,071.28
_ 133.68
$161,608.49
i a true ami fcorrect. statement of
[ountain as shown by the books
y, O. P. A. at June 30. 1941.
v. <3
j
yer, Clerk.
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