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(F . \ ' ' * . ' ' ' Church News " '' '-"ft ,'ftF. .-v. -a..-- i?" i Bojoe Memorial f . A. R. P. Church A. N. Balrd, Minister. 10:00 A. M. Bible 8ehool. J. E. fS?uab^> Geneafcl 8u||erl*ijCendeo.t.' % 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship and Sermon: LOYALTY TO THE : COVENANT. 7:15 P. M. Young People's Christlew* Union. 8:00 P. M. Evening Worship and Sermon; FORGIVENESS. * Monday: 3:30 P. "M. Mlnhlo Alexander Circle will meet at 'the Church: Mrs. Campbell Phifer, Leader. 3:30 P. M. Marie Stevenson Circle with Mrs. J. M. Garrison: Mrs. P, G. Ratterree, Leader 3:00 p. M. Mary Kennedy Circle with Mrs. M. A. Ware: Mrs. N. F. McOlll, leader. Wednesday 8:00 P. M. Evening Prayer Meeting. ' QUICK RB8ULTS ? LOW COOT HERALO Classified Ads i 2o a word for first insertion: ! half price tor subsequent Insertions. Minimum charge 25c. Do not ask for Information re' garding "keyed" ads, as they aro j ' strictly confidential. If error is made, The Herald it | responsible for only one incorrect I insertion. The customer If respon- I i sible for subsequent Insertions. The advertiser should notify Immediately of any corrections needWant ads are always cash In advance except to business man or concerns having accounts with this newspaper. ^ ' FOR RENT: 3 room apartment, 519 Hast Kill* ft. 9-ll-3tp. STUDENTS AND ^)EACHER8. Special rate of $1 for nine months , subscription to Herald. Mailed anywhere. ___________________________ FOR SALE CHEAP: Six root G. E. Rofrit^efator. it-year guarantiee. Phone 26. 8-4-tfc. 7 , FOR?WENT;?Ismail family. Immediate possession 6 room resldeuce willt bath at 801 Gold direct. Call Jno. U Seal, Oastonia, Phone 142-146 - | , FOR SALE: Brick Home with large ; shady lot .near Central School. ' Phone 226 tf REFINISHING Furniture. Upholstering aud Tuftting a Specialty. Phone 228-K tor Estimates, ind-c REGULAR 25c BANANA SPLIT for only 16c Sutnrday Only. Kings Mountain J?rug Store WANTED: I desire to purchase from one to ten shares of stock of -the First National Bank of Kings Mountain for a client Of mine. K you desire to sell please see me. K. A Harrill. Office phoue 44. sept 11. ' * ? GALL OB SEE Kennon Blanton At Terminal Ser. Station | PHONE No. 10 STERCHI BROS.' ^K. K Representative in Kings Mountain K Territory I THE CLANC I IrJ^IVC UTW/ i mc cath B MXjy AT ' ; ' " "v. *1 Plesbytcrian Church BIT. P. D. Patrick Putot 9:46 A. M. Shaday School, Mr, C. P. Tbomaaaoa, Bupt. 11:00 A. M. y&mtn* Worship Bertram by the Pastor. 2:30 P. M. Sunday School at Dixon, School House, Mr. J. O. DarraooU, Supt 7 P. M. Young People's Veepere. 8:00 P. M. Evening Worship. At this time Mr. Rtxler will deliver his final message. Monday 7r30 P. M. Circles 1, 2 3, and 4. !will meet art the church aind the Wouuws.' Auxiliary will meet immediately afterward*. . . Tuesday 7:30 P. M. Prayer meeting at the . Mat-grace Community House. Central Methodist Church II. C. Sprinkle, Pastor 9:46 A. M. Church School. B. S. Peeler, General Superintendent. 11:00 A- M. Worship Service with Sermon by the Pastor. Subject: ' WHAT IS MAN?" . <6:30 P. M. Kpworth I-eague. All young people invited. 8:00 P. M. Worship Service. The PMtor will preach from the text "Keep thy heart with all diltgauce; for out of it are the issues of life." Provlerb* 4:23. ;8:00. P. M. Wednesday Prwyer meeting. BAPTIST Angus G. Sargeaui. Pastor Xumluy luprnlitg worship 11:00. Sunday School 9:40 o'clock. iSunday Kvctiiwg Twilight Service 7:00 on the lawn of the Church. We will study the "Fifty-first Psalm." We will observe Annual Sunday School Study Course week October 6-12. A Teacher will be provided by the Baptist State Conyentiooh LUTHERAW CHURCH Herman G. Fisher, Pastor Sunday School at 9:46 A. M Supt. Mr. D. C. Mauney. Morning Service at 11:00 A. M. Junior Children, of the Church at 7:00 P Mi Senior Cut her League 7:00 P. M. Intermediate Luther League at 7:00 P. M. Evening Service 8:00 P. M. ?We Welcome You. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W. Blunchard Home, Pastor I Sunday School 9:46. I Preaching 11:00 A. M. and 7:45 P. M. ' , Park-Grace Bible Church j John L. Gregory. Pastor Sunday School 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship 11 A. M. I 7:45 P. M. Evening Services. 6:30 P. M. Suuday Evening Epworth League. Each Saturday 7:45 P. M Evangelistic service. , * ' Macedonia Baptist Church J. V. Frederick, Pastor 8uuday School 9:45. M. B. Caldwell, Supt. Morning Worship 11:00. J Evening Worship 7:00. j Prayer service Wednesday evening 7:00. All are welcomed to cotne and worship with us. 9 Wesley an Methodist n * rtu nit n * x\. Li. ruiuiys, riioiur Sunday School 9:46. , Morning Service 11:00. W. Y. P. S. or Class meeting ?:1L Prayer Service Wednesday 7:00.' Evening Service 7:00. Second Baptist Church Rev. C. C. Parker, Pafctor Sunday School 9:45 each Sunday. Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. each Sunda . t ' ' ' r V KIDS Exasperatl ?100! jT" ^Gwt wth I HC G ATM T J> \MATHKl! 1 I . ' . ; - ^ V'jjjH t s r' 3 ' ? - * I ' I -9 1 -/.^H . - . 'JM Th<? mntt nlamAMii* aax^i. t ^ al _ ...WW- a>?IIIW(WM? ?WU|II9 i?f ino Olive ? provide the heart Interest ton Woman," showing at the Impe CLOTHING A SOLDIER The greatest men's furmiishing shop In the world, the Quartermaster Corps of the United States .Army adds to the old cliche, clothes make a inan. Army clothes make the 1941 soldier ? healthy and happy. Beginning with his feet, the Quartermaster gives the soldier a ward robe which the majority never dreamed of having in ctviliau life. Boots? Yes. Leather boots tor the calvary, rubber hip boots, rubber kDee boots, shoe pacs or heavy waterproof work hoots, arctic over shoes or galoshes with cloth or nth ber tops, and snow shoes. Alaskan troops are Issued waterproof walrus skin boota. Shoes bought by the Quartermas ter. Corps are designed for protee lion against the elements and tot comfort. A soldier with pinching shoe 18 uo good on extended march es. or In drill*, or In maneuvers. The Quartermaster makes sure the soldiers In the elpht southeas tern states, are foot-happy. Bad soldier is Immediately issued thre? pairs m a noes ou entering the arm} Shoes ithait have been tested foi long, hard weaa\ Service shoes, are worn om tin frlng ranges, in the field, wheneve: the business of soldiering bccomei tough. Around camp and opu leavo th< soldiers wear tho service shoes the] have saved for drees?the ehoei that are shtned brightly for Inspec lions. . : To keep the solee In good shape GRACE IVTrrrHODliST 8. W. Johnson. Paator 8:45 Church 8chool( Franl Greene, Superintendent. 11:00 Morniug Worship and ser mon. 6:30 Epworth Leagues. 7:30 Evening W^ondiip and Sem mon. HEELS run down? HAVE THEM FIXED Don't let run down heels wreck your entire appearance! We put quality heels on while you wait. Replace those shah by. worn down heels to day ? you will feel better. Foster's SHOE AND BICYCLE SERVfCE Phone 154 on?Perspiration?Inflatioi 2 ClvbIJ I (cue? pLuell I \u6Bvgl jr*; I si ^Wf^\ . - f ; ?? ' :" ' * ' ' :V . * ' . *' '* >* . . . ." . ., -' . *. " _' t ,.i;>> - *' ' ' . ' * "t kJjU&.'Z 1 . .-.' ? . .?'*. .<ifhlJZr i I Mboday and Tncadij d K OS I. ^ 1 I world?Vivien Leigh and LaurAnde I In Alexander Korda'a 'That Hemll- I r ial Monday and Tuesday. eveu on maneuvers, the shoe . shops are constantly In operation. When the troops are on the more, so Is ; tlie shoe shop.. In a unit on wheels. , Tahiti# care of the army's feet Is . ot prime importance. But the matter i of shirts, ixuita, socks and underwear is contsideicd Just as carefully and handled just as ably by tbe Fourth Corps Area, which now has within its borders one third of the army in tho continental United States* ? *%. >jl sir This summer the troopp ore wear lng cotton, khaki shirts, ties and slacks, and field caps. On heavy duty they wear blue deotm or herringbone twill. When winter domes ' In addition to a woolen coat and overcoat, the soldiers will also get woolen slacks, shirts and caps If the weather Is extremely severe. And rinally, but of significance. Is the sityte of the uniforms. These wearable clothes are well cut and trim. The Quartermaster has made J our army not only the most comfort ' able, but also the beat dressed ot any In the world. i The eight. Southeastern States have a Corps Area Quartermaster 1 lHMulmuirmrs IB AUuaUk m . mere r Bifgdpar General 1a Prlnk; . directs the far-flung Operations. J: " ... r, More Married Men Drink I 'j Than Single r j Greensboro. Sept: 8.?''Married i 9I men drink more than single," stated ! h C. D. Cutmlngham, Director ot the | Alcphplle npsteeurch Xfepartmet*. i, The Keeley Institute, Greensboro, N. C.i here today. A study of the history of over 400,000 patients taking the Keeley Treatment reveals that the relationship of the drlnk1 * : CALL OR SEE , KENNON BLANTON At Terminal Ser. Statlbn PHONE NO. 10 STERCHI BROS; Representative in Kings Mountain * , ^ Territory ' 0 i? Contamination. \WHAT57KC ( f/fC/iit MAfrCR, S (fOCUl ^000! II I If I 11 .d? a 5SSP - ' . i ' f ' . ' " ' - \'y' :>'XX /* '-4\ V * V/fc*! i . " ^ j -> - v : ' ^tfT /:'' :, -i.% 'iili " " " . _? ftr^fi'riir'ft ' miifr. Y-' ' ir. , ii- r "i s ' . , ^ - :? ^Vr< . '. ' ' 'i^y' - - - 1 i* habit* of mmM and imismmT I men hare chancai ahirflf dor- tl I the put forty yean. y ' Back In 18??. two married men B me to ua tor treatment for every enanrled patient. Today, the pro rUoat la six to one." Mr. Canning- r en continued. The name study re* t ?led that the proportion did not . a tange during the years of prohitt- fl >11. which were ended in most of te Country in 1M4. . Week-end LUX FLAKES ? Package LIFE BUOY and LUX SC 1 LB. CAN SPRY. Life Ruoy and Spry Coup ?ATBLALOCK rnone Have More 1 And L NEXT *F|MfE send those es, blankets, curtains to that it isn't worth spendi noons scrubbing your yot CHEAPER by sending tl pleased with our quality Laundry ?Dry Clean New-Wav flaatonia'a Oldest Branch Office 292-' J no. R. Rankin, Pres. "Send Your Dry Cleanii Phones 166 and 844 It's the FLAVO! n % FLAVOR is one of the i consider in buying milknever stopped to think t But flavor in any food c why is coffee so careful! ing plants? To give it be makers often pay extra have a different, satisfy iwbiicui #hla taatd tki LTVVUMtJV WHO VMOW flV not insist upon fine flav of the daily diet?the ti and the milk used in coo BETTER MILK D< Archdali PhO] By PEf ? ?? CTET J\TH MVTO 006ie<^^ fCAWfHe Hj >a r , *?> ITOW Atc 1 c Flrl EL' V & " ' ' .V* ( ;v." " i.i \ ; ' ."ri ': . / *' <? i - VtV^" l"'I"'r' V'f/Iai ' **?*- . L KVw i M.tin' iin f a '*i ' . "While theoe tecte tr* aurprUioc. hey hoM no *<woW aipQnoanot ft* ood the further recognition the* renter education at our youth fct teeded to nflwt the idetuml tendeny to yield more readily to tempetion when * jnan eota up a home . or himself. This is verified by tha ^ dditloual teat that tho heaviest linking 1* done in the early thir- . Lee," J|r/ Cunningham. concluded. ? if . I Specials B IOC >AP?3 for 20c ^ 25c ons Good at Blalock's \, k <a iHHBBHPHHPBi GROCERY We Deliver rime For Fun eisure ; sweaters, skirts, blousus. Prove to yourself ing those grand afterith away. You can do it lent to us. You will be '' work. Call today! ting ? Shoe Repairing Laundry Largest, and Rest 294 West Main Ave. Jas. W. Rahkln, Sect, ng With Your Laundry9 Gastonia, N. C. }'' I R that COUNTS nost important factors to -yet many women have hat flavor in milk differs >r beverage is Important: y blended by coffee roasttter flavor. 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