Paz two ?Tir-n rnnir ni?ii IN NORTH CAROLINA More people drink Atlantic Ale aod Beer then any other. r 4A ./a fcipilr 1 f LvJJ r .? VWIMI K I Notice Potato Growers ARCHDALE POTATO HOUSE IS NOW OPEN TO RECEIVE POTATOES. Bring your potatoes from OCT. 11 THROUGH OCT. 19 After all regular customers have stored their ^ mme 'to ns? pace in our bouse. Archdale Farms Phone 2405 I^Wate^^igh^ills I Were Due I On The First UNLESS BILLS ABE PAID B7 TUESDAY ' I SERVICE WILL BE SUSPENDED Water aqd Light Department I City Of Kings Mountain ATTENTION All Drivers vEvfli^^tfaE^ It's a wise motorist who gives frequent attention to the needs of his car. Service now will mean new added hours of dependable driving. Regardless of make or model, we can assnre you of utmost satisfaction. Oome in today! Let us attend to the needs of jgOT^r^-promptly, thoroughly and ef THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HBBALD '" ""i| V"*533 PATTERSON GROVE NEWS (By Mm. Thurman Seism In a beautiful wedding held Satui | xy evening at 7 o'clock in llir. an Irs. Marvin Wright's home, llu Ann Wright of Kings Moumum In came the bride of Mr. Clifford Quee of Tennessee. The Kev. W. A. Robert pastor of the family, officiated, usln I the ring ceremony. The vowa wei spoken uClOtc a oackgiouuu ui pam ami baskets ot' wnuc corysanthetnuir Mi?s Wright was graduated froi Bethware high school and attende Alurs tint conege auu uas tor Hi past 2 years been associated with tl hospital in Concord. The bridegroom, son of Mrs. Quce of ieunesseo, is a graduate of big school and was employed by Armot [ aud Co., betore euiuring the servici IThe bride euterea qu the arm of tt groom, ?t?e wore a very lovely sol j . ,.y (. w a iiiutioii sleet 08. ' gray off the face bat, with glove | MUo i l.t Tf-I t At I^.ovr wiiu ivi iDi nuumn ni lu^es. ai members are asked to be present an< visitors are welcome. Miss Nell Seism celebrated he 13th birthday Thursday. A surprise birthday dinner was served to Mlsi Peggy- Jo Ann, Jacob, Lane Dixoi and after the cake was served, the children really hall fun blacking eacl other'8 face. Mrs. Jay Raifield wag hostess to i very lovely pai y Saturday night, gi ven in honor of Mrs. Tom Ilamrick Mrs. Ilamrick is c former teacher ol the Young Married Ladies class. Ga raes were played and the hostess serv ed a delicious refreshment course. Master Jerry i'at'^rson, son of Mr and Mrs. Eugene Patterson, celebrat ed his fourth birthday 8aturday. Mrs Patterson gavo a lovely little partj for him. Twelve were present. Gamei were enjoyed by allMr. and Mrs. Wayne" Putnam, Mr and Mrs. Max Putnam left Monday for Myrtle Beach on a fishing trip. Mr. Lawrence Putnam, Loyd Craii and Mr Af Putnam are also on a fish ing trip. < Mrs. Alf Putnam ai:d Miss Bub] Putnam were week end guests of Mn Lawrence Putnam and Mrs. Jay Ral field. Mr. and Mrs. Gettys Seism and fam ily were Sunday visitors of Mr. anc Mrs. John Foster. Service ?Your car is completely, dunandobltr and nwAmnt UV|#VUUOMlJ OUU UUiJ^lb. ly serviced by expert per sonneL Savings ?Costly TOfptri are avoided by early correction at ? nominal price. Satisfaction ?Reliable ear performance day altar day into year new Chevrolet Sa hara. olet Co. > ' - * * V # ' * WrfA IPIIPPEPSIII^Pil THTJ*8*>A*, QQjT.lO,. 1*W A-'W-,< '.'jp iiim if 'iT'rii in'i i,fri i,r' 'i1 " f "ii"i" i ?,t - Prescription Service For Vete Now Available ''Winston-Balem. ? Home town pre ? scription service -for North Carolina r veterans who have service incurred d disabilities or ailments is now in op is deration. the Veterans Administration j I regional medical service announced n . today. ;s | Made possible by a recently signed a agreement between VA and the North 9 Carolina Pharmaeeutieal association is the service enables a vetrean who has i<< been authorized for medical treatin ment to get prescriptions filled by d pharmacists in bis own town. Previit i ously, delays were incurred while pre le ( scriptions were filled free, via mail, I by the VA itself, in A doctor who has been authorized h ' to treat a veteran With service-conir ueoted disorders can now sign prescrie . ption for presentation 1>\ tne vetrean te to bis druggist. The prescriptiou is Ll filled on the spot, and the druggist A sends a report to tlie state Phar'mait ceutical association, which in turn mi i mt1 > /v ior cu?u 01 iuo scrvicc rarh month OAK OBOVC NEWS . ^ By Mrs. William Wright ' Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Ledford aii'l children of bbelby were Sunday guests 1 . of Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Lmi as uncle Billy. Mr. Hatnrick is hale and hearty and works every r dayi Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Sanders of ) Kings Mountain were week end guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Joe Lovelaco ami Mr. nn<] Mrs. Fred Green. ^ Mr. Wray Thornhurg and son. and j ! daughter, Mondene and Helen were j Saturday night guests in the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Adell Steele and family of Charlotte. ? ? HANDICAPPED > Steininet/. and Edlsor were handi> .capped po~>ona. Is there n potential l i Stelnmetz or an Edison in this com- ^ ' munity? Who knows 1 At least there i 1 are some qualified handicapped un 'employed workers available who . would be valuable employees if plac- ] t ed in the right jobs. Observe "Na tional Employ the Phvsicallv Hand! capped Week" by reporting that job rnenin? fo? - hambcnpepii worker to . the local USES officeT "IT'S GOOD BUSINESS TO HIRE THE HAND!. CAPPED." f . II Uncle Sam Says AO of mm art flttwtrwi k mm faiMw. Dariat tb? war itffl? *t y?W towwti ^^551 b ilflff M r^it mttoyy t?rimLiiSi M WW* M MSf*ftBff OilNlftTtfl Mk M A Mf kflMA AJgAAUiB ?mm ~ -? aA yow* cni Kir en | bh %m ATHt ** C7. 1 Ttmmry Dipmimtmi > viiJ^HIIK--' ' f^BK' nWJi i w.VT IB ^^BilBSB i .i^Baf IHJIBIMKB J Br - CHARTER NO. 5401 RESERV REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE First National 8 ot Kings Mountain, in.tbe State of North Carolina, i iuess on September 30. 1046, published in response to troller of the Currency, under Section 5211, U. 8. Be ASSETS Loans and discounts (including 9 None overdrafts)... U. S. Government obligations, direct and gauranteed . Obligations of States and political subdivisions Other bonds, notes, and debentures Corporate stocks (including 95,050 Btock of Federal Reserve bank) Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve ba and cash items in process of collection Bank premises owned $35,850.00, furniture and fixtures $11,309.50 Other assets TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES l>cmaull luiill* iliti ^ tt rXJf COtnVl nUIUMI IJf Wnn ^ on your cwn wwipi ????/# ^ y . |*t black, ?l couraa... atyUd / t^L tha yonag Cenal* woyl / >tUl >? " *#? * . i , . - > t ? _ . __ ; v -. - * ' "' ' ' -. s&asi&Si , :*'L-s!-/tii<*-- ; ' ' aiirfr,-"J'iiiar- ' ' . , ^ w a ^ E DISTRICT NO. 5 lank it the close of buscall made by Comprised Statutes. $ 485,981.98 "1,952,030.00 139,984.28 136,450.00 5,000.00 lance, 1,197,089.15 47,159.56 1,979.34 63,960,224.25 |)Or:itiona 2,507,801.10 itious 691,336.88 g?) 234,550.28 339,937.40 1 69,285.59 1.10 1,509.28 $3,744,480.32 $ 100,000.00 70.0004)0 221,743.03 $3,006,224.25 a teed, pledged 854,300.00 . _ __ 52.775.00 $(*07,075.00 . 572.842.07 $572,842.67 , do solemnly swear lowledge and belief. AD, Cashier. Bridges laker Neisler Director*. CftA IEDE A ]L B|'|- yl sturad in IHTitN" t-u i-1- ... # - *