125 Oases TB Found In Cleveland Survey Final statistics of the Cleveland county tnbercnloela survey were released today showing that 125 ease* were found, 85 of which were previously unknown. All of these were referred by the U. 8. Public Health Service to local physicians. Of the total number immediate bos pitalization was recommended for 14. Other than TB cases, 92 were found to be suffering from chest diseases, most of which involved malfunctioning of the heart. County health officials said that the survey technicians, who completed their work Saturday, left 19 x-ray films termed as "suspicious" for | examination of private physicians. These were film re<akes which indies ' ted possible tubercular infection. Dr. O. E. Geheber. U. S. physician, who directed the 25-day program with the cooperation of Dr. Herbert A. WAfJTLJS BMUJfa SUNDAY DINNERS y' Try Oyptcr? 66c Fried Chicken ... 85c Barbecue 66c Hamburger Steak 60c Country Style Steak 60c All prices include drink One-half gal. Ice Cream to carry out 85c THE WAFFLE SHOP Phone 379 I Open All Night EFFECTIVE MON] I have sold D. C. McC R. McCurdy of Charlott in the dry cleaning field be able to render good I wish to thank the p< for their kindnesses, foi for their support during in business here. . D. C. Mc Unitable? Mi j. ' Wbot liitM cMwn do for yoo Ivory ooo do ilgnM and, YOU to oyoda . >v j V * ; ?# 'r- ' ' ?*. . .. , I8.W > ' . k 'T' &i mOTOt v HI Hudgina Of the county health office end member* of the local tuberculoma association, stated that even thong.*) the total number x-rayed, 20,000, wai leee than the anticipated goal, It remained a marked auccesa on a par with that achieved by Oaston county. : < ASSISTANCE The Selective Placement Program of the United 8tatee Employment 8er vice assists disabled veterans and otli ei handicapped workers to locate the right jobs in their home communities. It has been proved that qualified handicapped workers are often morn efficient than able-bodied employees. U8E8 officials 8av that "IT*8 GOOD BUSINESS TO HIRE THE HANOI CAPPET>." Why not investigate this more fully by calling the local USES office today? List that Job with . IT8E8. Tt's nn excellent way to do i' vour share for "National Employ the | rnyBirnuy riancucappeil Week." October 6 to 12. Cattle anil sheep grazed on pasture treated with the 2,4?P woed-killer I have shown no symptoms of diseom- I fort or illness. Want To Enhance The Beauty of Her New Gown? t ~ j J I DAY, OCT. 7,1946 lurdy Cleaners to Mr. F. , e. With his experience , I am sure that he will I service here. j j 3ople of Kings Mountain their hospitality and the time I have been CURDY S\ iv?A&e m y v ; yr J nmmmminm I r lM Ml mM V'*,: 11* makt ywMr wit a MnMrtlM It WmI M* . . . ' I. ; r " . "' THE KIXOS MOPNTAiy HE8AL Church News CTJTHEBAN O HUB OH Kev. Win. H. Steuder, Pastor. Sunday, October 13, 1946? Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. with Jarl Mauney, superintendent. The Service 11:00 A. M. with sernon by the pastor. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered at the Serv ice. Junior Children of the Church 6 pm. Luther Leagues at 6:00 p. m. Vesper* at 7:00 P. M. with sermon by the nnetor. Saturday, October 12 ? Catechetical class 10:00 A. M. Junior Choir practice 11:00 a. m. Monday October 14? Woman's Missionary Society at t:30 P. M. Boy Scouts at 7:00 P. M. Church Council at 7:30 P. M. Wednesday. October 16? Children of the Church at 3:30 p. m. Choir practice at 7:30 p. m. rm BT U A TPPTCT nUTTTJrtTT I., C. l*imux. Pastor Sunday? 1 A. M. Stt>ii|tiv school. B. X. Barucs, Supt. 11:U0 A. M. Morning Worship. Message by the pastor. C:Jo 1'. M. BTl*., Mrs. W. 11. Lo.au, Bircctor. 7:30 P. M Eveniug Worship Message t>y the pastor. Monday? jrr 3:45 P. M. Sunbeams. 7:00 P. M. Scout Troop Six meets st the Scout But. 7:30 P. M. Business Women's Circles meet. Thursday 8 p. in. Choir rehearsal. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH P. U Patrick, Pastor 9:45 A. M. Sunday School. Barry Page, Supt. 11:00 A. M. Morning worship. Sermon by Kev. Walter Brown, pas :or of Pirst Presbyterian church, shelby. 2:30 P. M. Sunday Bebool Friendihip Chapel, and Rally Buy Clifford liirkus, Supt. 3:00 P. M. Suuduy school at Bixon, I <J. Barracott, Supt. 7:30 P. M. Evening Service. 3:00 P. M. Youth Fellowship conorcueo of Bistrict 2, Jack Ruth, pres dent. \f nmlta v 7 P \f Pav fionnta T?AAn ;; Uroudus .Moss, Scoutmaster; Jim ;'age, Asst. Scoutmaster. Society News James Huffman Weds Miss Goodman The wedding of Miss Geraldiue B. Joodimui, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Goodman, and Mr. James ' ). Huffman, sou of the Kov. Arthur 1 ' I d. Huffman and Mrs. Huffman, was j lolemnized at 8 p. m. October 1 in the t I'irst Lutheran church, in Louisville, ' iy- ! Rev. Mr. Huffman is a former pas- | or of St. Matthew's and St. Luke's Liutheran churches here. The bride, given in marriage by ler father, wore an ivory satin gown nude with a court train. Her finger- ' dp veil of illusion was held by a :rown of lace, and she carried bride's oses and tuberoses. The maid of honor, Miss Doris Jean benche, was gowned in yellow< taffea and net. Missea Virginia Huffman Edna Mae Boeder and Murial Lee freeman, the bridesmaids, wore similar gowns of blue and carried chrylanthemums. Mr. Thurston J. Ooodman served as riest man, and the ushers were Mesirs. Eugene Bcneer, William Leseh tnd George J. Windish. A reception was held in the parish building. After a motor trip south, lir. and Mrs. Huffman will" make heir home on 8outh Barbae Way. Mr. Hoffman served three years in :he Air Force, and is now employed with tha Dehler Bros. Wholesale Hard ware Co., of Louisville, Ky. The bride is art active member of First Lutheran church, Louisville. Ky. David Pinnix Celebrates Birthday Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock the Pinnix home on Qaston street was the scene of merriment as David Pinnix celebrated his eighth birthday by entertaining a group of his young frlen&a. After the children played various games, they enjoyed taking part in a contest which was won by Butehy Houser. Following (he play time, the beautiful unite with eight candles was cut and served with iee cream and each guqst was given an attractive little hat aa a 'favor. Those enjoying David's hospitality and helping him to eelebrato ware his teacher, Miss Katheriae Pays ear, and the following friends: Patsy Qofortb, Butehy Houses, Jeen Plonk, Pratt Falls, Bmoet U tMr' Baraes, jfcoj .^y^r^rjt.w. ; ."/j* l v D ?, THUB8PAY, OCT. ID, 1946 Baptist Circles i Meet i' i The Ann Hasseltine circle of the ( First Baptist church held its regulat | , monthly meeting Monday afternoon ( at the home of Mrs. C. C. Kdens , There were 12 members present t<J ( enjoy the very good program which ^ , had been planned by Mrs. Lula Wood : ward. After the meeting, a social hour rame during which time the hostess I served tasty refreshments. Mrs. Leonard Ware entertained the j Judson circle on Monday at the home 1 of Mrs. Ed Hord. Mrs. D. O. Little- I john had charge of the program, which held much interest to the 15 members present. The circle made plans to visit and help someone who was a shut-in or in need. Follow'ng the program, the hostess served delicious refreshment. I I Escapee Found Here; | Returned To Columbia An escapee from the state hospital j for the insane in Columbia. S. ('., Mrs Nellie Wilson of Easlc-y, S. C.. was picked up by Kings Mountain police I I Rain n . "Shi Topcoi For cold days ahead, at you'll need a topcoat? Excellent selection at B style you need. Blues, Camel Tans, Brov Herringbones. Sizes 34?4( $17.5 $26.5 M ? special ouy lor cola \ wool mackinaws Sizes 38?45 Belk' / Rem Saturday night as ?he wandered ajout the tsreets here. A call to the hospital in Columbia :he address of which the woman car ied in her purse, established her i- ! ientity and ospital authorities came to Kings Mountain Sunday and returned the woman to the institution flsM Ptp*i-C<M Company, I Franchised Dealer: Pepsi-Cola r Shine. jp-BEfc] ats ^ work or play, 4j| elk's in the rn and Gray ol weather! Blue jM?t r / Rai I ' y? / PLENTY OF . MENTS V j NAVY RAIN( y/ j an excellent (^ / The nationally jM/ . RAINFAIR Wj U. S. RUBBE j Sizes 34-46 i j j ARMY RAIN ^ j and long, sii - i;' ? autflTj.ai.A small, medi s Men's 1 ember?Ton Always Save ' f 4 ' ' PAGE THBEB Big trefoil, a new legume for North Carolina ia working wonders on the Tidewater Experiment Station at Plymouth. " Right now it is even bet ter than Ladino clover," says Dr. Lovvorn of State College. ?job printing ? phone i?7? 7 'm | ^ ^ ILL ^ AMiff Island City, N. Y. Bottling Co., Charlotte, N. C, f ncoats HELP FOB ABGKJttTH OLD JO-JO! 30ATS, size 34 42 buy at $5.95 advertized I s , size 34-42 $6.50 1 < B RAINWEAR, I W-98 I GOATS, both short I se 32 44 $6.91 ft $8.44 I j SS RAINCOATS, in I um, large $9.95 Store I ; At BELK'S I

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