GO BUT THE NAME
Beealreexe
Freexers. Refrigerators. Ranges. Water Heaters
ALEXANDER'S APPLIANCES
. 501 r" ~
NOTARY - LETTER WRITING ?
Notary service, letter writing
and public stenography. File
your Income tax early. See
Mrs. BHlle Logan, Notary Pub
lic, at The Record Shop, Phone
27. j-24-tfn.
Transfer Co.
Textile Machinery
? Cotton '.V
Cotton Mm Waste
CottonSeed
Cotton Seed Meal
Sugar
Potato?
Furniture
Phone 356
Inquiries Solicited
?9 any hauling probUsa
ROOFING ? Genuine Barber
210-lb. asphalt shingles, all
? colors,, $5.95 per square. 90-lb.
roll roofing, $2.85 per roll. 15
lb. and 30-lb. felt, $2.75 per
roll. See ELMO BRIDGES at |
ECONOMY BUILDING SUP
PLY, Bessemer City, N. C.
j-31-tfn.
Radio & Television
Repair Serviye. Only Quality
Parii Used. All Work Guaran
teed .
Bridges RADIO Service
Phone 625 Railroad Ave.
STARK NURSERY ? Now until]
April 31 is ideal for planning
Apple, Peach, Plum, Damson, j
Pecan and Dwarf Trees. Let
Stark Brothers Nurseries & Or
chards Co., Louisanna ,Mo.,
help you to produce a nice in
come from every eight feet of
space in your backyard, in- 1
eluding shrub borders. Call H.
A. Harris, Representative, at
821-J as late as 10 p. m. daily.
j-24? f-7.
"Say It With
"flowers"
ALLEN'S
Flower Shop
W? T?l?grapli Ftowm
Ennntei*
T?l. Ml ?r 4SI-W-1
S. KlBf St.
STOWE RADIO SERVICE t Guai
anteed radio and television
service. Sales and Service. All
Work Guaranteed. Phone 393.
s-2-tfn.
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BARBECUE ? WORLD'S FINEST.
Delicious County Ham, Regu
lar Dinners, Catfish Fries, Sea
food Platters, Chlcken-ln-thei
Basket. You Name It, We Have
It HORSESHOE GRILL, Corner
York rd. and E. King st J-10-tfn
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? Repairs
? Quick Service
Ben T. Goforth
Phone 2811
Grover, N. C.
GUARANTEED UPHOLSTERING
Prompt service and top quality
work. Free estimates. Free pick
up and delivery service. T. &
W. Manufacturing Go., located
at former Bennett Construc
tion office (1st building on
right on York lioad), P. O. Box
669, day phone 414-J, night
phone 452- J -2. a-29-tfn.
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AVERAGE
LOCAL WHOLESALE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
(Corrected Feb. 5, 1952)
Eggs. Poultry Yard 48c
Fryers (dressed & drawn) . . . 50c
Heas (dressed & drawn) . . . 46c
Sweet Potatoes, bu. ....... S3.50
Corn (white) $2.00
Yellow Cora ..... $1.90
Wheat $2^5
Oats .............. $1.10
City Service
' Station
TELEPHONE 208
FAST
While You Wait
SERVICE
All colors Suede and
Leather Polish
FITE'S
SHOE SERVICE
111 W. Mtn. st.- Old Baker Gro.1
QUALITY SHOE REPAIR
FARM FOR RENT ? Good land.
Lx>cated 6 miles out on Cher
ryville highway. House just
painted inside and out. Lights.
Phone j-24-f-7-pd.
FOR HAULING ? Sand, gravel,
top soil, brick, lumber, fertili
zer. HAZEL L. GILL TRUCKING
SERVICE, Corner W. King and
Tracy sts. Phone 424-R J-3-tfn
BEST PRICES PAID for
fags, scrap iron and metal.
C. C. SCRAP IRON AND
METAL CO., 3 miles out
Gastonia road, Phone 2202.
jy-6-tfn
ANNOUNCING AN IMPORTANT
Addition & Expansion
of out
Re-Capping Department
PONT
THROW tr
We have just installed New Elec
tric Molds to give the most mod
K i
ern and efficient tire re-cap
known. Our * "capping depart
ment now occupies the building
off Battleground avenue, formerly used as Balrd furniture warehouse.
BE-CAPS SAVE YOU MONEY!
. ? ?
Visit oar new. modem re-capping plant ....
See those new molds In action!
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REGULAR DINNERS.^ Delicious
Country Ham, Barbecue ?
World's Finest, Chlcken-ln-the.
Basket, Catfish Fries, Seafood
Platters. You Name It, We
Have It. HORSESHOE GRILL,
Corner E. King St., and York
rd. J-10-tfn.
SOLDEN
^ GUERNSEY
: GRADE A
? PASTEURIZED
? Homogenized
? RAW
Sweet Milk
sad
Whipping Cream
- Grade A Pasteurized
Cultured
and Creamed
Buttermilk
Produced by
Selected Guernsey
Cows On
ARCHDALE
FARMS
At Your Grocers
or Delivered
Phone 459- J- 1
Fresh Yard Eggs
FOR RENT ? Two offices over
B & B Soda Shop. See Dr. D. M.
MORRISON, a3tfn.
DELICIOUS COUNTRY HAM,
Catfish Fries, Regular Dinners,
Seafood Platters, Chicken-in
t he- Basket, Barbecue? World's
F-inest. You Name It, We Have
It. HORSESHOE GRILL, Corner
E. King st. and York rd. j-10-tfn
TAXI: Phc*e 55
West King St.
Between Purol Station and
The New Bus Station
e Prompt Service ?
RED'S CAB
Red Morrison Lawrence Burton
Garfield Royster
r
FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION ?
Ironrite Ironer, Call Billie Lo
gan's Record Shop, Phone 27.
, IRONRITE irons eyertyhing,
from ruffles to corduroy pants.
Easy Terms. au-10-tfn.
SLABS
FOR SALE
S1&00
PER LOAD
We Deliver
Biggest Load For Your
Money
Call or See
Elmer Lumber
Company
Phone 54
WANTED ? Persons to list items
no longer needed for sale. Sell
' In these columns. Farm ma
chinery, household articles,
lawn mowers, baby furniture,
etc. Want Ads Pay! Phones 167
? and 283. KINGS MOUNTAIN
HERALD.
PORTABLE ELECTRIC AND
ACETCLYME WELDING AND
GENERAL MA CHINK WORK*
latest equipment, prompt ser
vice. KINGS MOUNTAIN MA
CHINE WORKS, Inc., Gold St.
n-7-tfn.
OK USED CARS & THUCKA^for
sale. We finance and insure
under the General Motors Ac
ceptance Corp. olan. See Us To
day! . VICTORY CHEVROLET
CO., Phones 49 A 419. Ju-21-tfn
FOR SALE 1- 1936 Ford 2-door.
Clean. Good rubber, 1952 tag.
See DON'ORAWPORD, 202 Lac
key St.. or phone 537-HR.| f-7-pd
FOR SALE: 6- room house, rea
sonable price. House 58. Cora
Mill; f-7-21-pd.
FOR SALS: large and Kiiall poc
ket aprons. House 58, Cora
Mill. f-7-21-pd.
Case Dealer
Awarded Plaque
Local Case farm implement
dealer, T. Lewis Ho vis of Com
munity Implement & Supply Co..
Inc., received a five years' recog
nition plaque from the J. I. Case
Company for his outstanding
service to farmers at a meeting
in January at Atlanta, Georgia.
In presenting the awards, L. S.
Devoe, branch manager, pointed
out the change from 'manual to
mechanized agriculture in the
past quarter of a century has
been one of the major factors in
making the American standard-of
living what it is today.
"To the consumer, this progress
has brought a quality and quanti
ty of food and fiber unknown iu
the history of the World. To the
farmer, this has meant shorter
and less tedious working hours,
greater independence, and better
living for his family. The farm
equipment dealer has done much
to foster this agriculture develop
ment, and make this country the
world leader in food production,
even though less than 20% of the
population is on the farm." Mr.
Devoe said.
The J. I. Case Company, which
has manufaetored farm machin
ery since 1842, presented ninety
six awards in the Atlanta branch
area. Of these, twb went to deal
ers with 25 or more years of ser
vice; twenty-one for ten years of
service; and fifty-nine for five
years of service.
REAL ESTATE ? Buying, sell
ing, rentals. If you have any
thing to sell or something you
want to buy, see me. E. T.
PLOTT, York Road, Phone
680-W. v F-7-tfn.
VETERANS ? I will build you a
house, obtain the loan, and ar
range the other details for
you. Small down payment. Up
to $7,000, four percent; $7,000|
to $10,000, six percent, $10,000 1
to $12,000, eight per cent. Why
pay rent? Payments are cheap,
er than rent. E. T. PLOTT,
York Rd., Phone 680-W.
F-7-tfn.
Repairs On
ALL ELECTRIC
Appliances
Free Pick-up. Delivery
Charlie Harrill's
Electric Appliance
Service
203 S. Goforth Phone 245- W
GOOD B U Y ? for sale, Leon
ard porcelain refrigerator. In
good condition. Phone 325-W
Day, 144-W Night, d-20-tfn.
All Kinds Of
Electrical Wiring
?
JUST RECEIVED
Big New Shipment
RESIDENTIAL
Lighting Fixtures
L. A. HOKE
Electrical Contractor
Cherokee St. Phone 368
FOR SALE ? Two-room house,
with all modern conveniences,
one and one-half acres of land
half mile from El Bethel cliur
Ch. Approx. 30 yds. off county
Toad. Partly financed. Pay me
$950 and take up payments.
This is our loss and your gain.
Reason for selling, transferred
frorrt state. Contact M. C.
FALLS at Phone 194 W. or
write to me at Wesj Friend
ship. Maryland. THOMAS E.
BRIDGES. f-7-21
FOR SALE ? New fourroom
house, with bath, on "Lake.
Montonla Road. Would accept
pick-up truck as down pay
ment. Call Claude Morgan, Jr.,
Phone 453-W-4. f-7-21pd.
Negro News
By Mrs. Cannie Gordon
105 Carpenter Street '
Kings Mountain, N. C.
MITCHEM RITES
Funeral services for Meek Mit
chem were held Friday at 2p.
ni., at Shiloh A. M. E. Zion chur
ch, Grover, of which he was a
member. Mr. Mitchem died Wed
nesday morning at 12:05 at .the
Good Samaritan hospital in
Charlotte after three weeks ill
ness. He had been a citizen of
Kings Mountain for many years,
and had worked at Kings Moun
tain .Cotton Oil Co. for 18 years.
He was loved and respected a
mong both races.
Officiating ministers were Rev.
R. L. Garvin. Rev-. M. C. Walton,
Rev. J. H. White.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Alma C. Mitchem; seven daugh
ter.s, Mrs. Mary Hester Bigger,
Mrs. Jennie Mae Crawford of
Washington, D. C.. Mrs. Mollie
L. Smith, of Statesville, N. C.,
Miss Peggie Mitchem of Char
lotte, Mrs. Vivian Lindsay, Mrs.
Virginia M. Gordon, M*s. Sudie
McCather of Kings Mountain;
two sons, Lawson and J. D. Mit
chem of Kings Mountain; six
grandchildren, one great-grand
child, six step-children. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Cord of Thanks "r .
We wish to thank our many
friends for the kindnesses and
sympathy shown us during the
| illness and death of our hus
band and father.
The Mitchem Family.
Surprise Birthday Party
Mr. Plato Pressley was honor
ed with a surprise birthday par
ty at his home January 25 given
by his wife. Those present inclu
ded Mr. and Mrs. James Cale,
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Cale, Mr. and
Mrs. Earnest Hendrlx, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Cale, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Hunter, Mr. and Mrs.
Kerry Bess, Mr. and Mrs. cietus
Pressley, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mc
I Cat her, Mr. and Mrs. John Byers,
I of Gastonia. Games were played.
The hostess served delicious re
freshments. Mr. Pressley receiv
ed many nice gifts He wishes to
thank Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mit
chem, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Stowe for gifts, who were not a
fole to attend.
Funeral Home To Open
Gill & Brown Funeral Homo
will open Thursday, Feb. 7. lo
cated in the former Briggs Bar
ber Shop on Cansler street, Own-.;
ers are Hazel Gill and Raleigh C !
Brown.
.Lodge Meets
The Saint James Grand Lodge
of York Rite Masons of the Wes
tern Jurisdiction met with at
I committee of the Mosaic Ma - 1
sonic Lodge No. -1 in the social |
I room Of MK Zion Baptist Church
I Kings Mountain, to receive ro
! ports from the various lodges.
J All lodges reported in full but
four. The inclement weather held j
them up. The% will' report later
to the llpit Grand Master of Ma
sons. David Miller, Sr.
After all reports were in. Hie I
Grand .Setf-etary read a letter
from the beneficiary. Mrs. Brid- '
ges, the widow of our deceased ?
Brother, W. M. Bridges, stating;
that-she was.sriek and requesting'
that the claims be paid a; the ;
home of the late Bro. Bridges.'
By motion of the Grand Body her
request was granted. David Mil. ;
ler, Sr.. G. M . J M. M<-Creo. G'.
Sect, and fyn-. F. J. Lee. W. M . j
of 4he Mosaic Lodge No. -1 of
which Bro. Bridges was a mem
ber, wcht to the homo and paid I
the widow $564.
H. C. Hunter, Sect., Schvin |
Kibler, Treas.. Rev. F. J. Lee, W. j
M., Mosaic Masonic -Lodge No. 1. j
Circle Meets
The Missionary Circle of Mt i
Olive Baptist- church met Fri
day night. Feb. 1 at the home of:
Mrs. Beatrice Patterson. Delid- 1
ous refreshments were served.
I The -next meeting will he held j
at the home of Mrs! Corine A- j
dams. President, -Mrs. Ada Cros- j
by, reporter, Mr.-'. Christine Per- .
kins.
Jo Ann Clark, little daughter,
of Mr. and Mrs. Taft Clark, cele- j
brated her third birthday Satur.
day, Feb. 2.
The Apron Fund Drive, spon
sored by the W. S. C. S. of ^aint
Paul Methodist church, held last
Friday night, netted the amount
of $39. Mrs. Eugenia Brown,
president, raising highest a
mdunv.
Pfc. Charles Z. Adams, son of
Mr. and Mrs. June Adams, left
Monday for Camp Gordon, Ga..
IMPERIAL THEATRE
Kings Mountain, N. C. Phono 134
LAST SHOWING? THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7
Double Feature
"Trio" "The Tiger Man
Michael Rennie Richard Arlen
Jedn Simmon* Vera Ral*ton
Color Cartoon
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. ? FEBRUARY 8-9
Double Feature ? Open at 11 a. m.
??Hong Kong" "Wellt Fargo Gun
in technicolor , ??
Ronald Reagan Ma,,w
Rhonda Fleming Allan "Rocky Lane
Two Cartoone ? Serial
MONDAY AND TUESDAY? FEBRUARY 11-12
"THE BIG CARNIVAL"
Kirk Douglas
Color Cartoon
WEDNESDAY AND THUR3DAY? FEBRUARY 13-14
Double Feature
"Hunt the Man Down" "West of the Pecos"
Gig Young Robert Mitchum
Cleo Mooro Barbara Hale
Color Cartoon
111 I |il t i i ? , *
"Why Pay More ? See the Beet For Leeef Admission 30c and 9c
after spending a fifteen-day fur
lough at home.
Cpl, Clayton D. Adams is now,
serving in the United States Air:
Force in Northern Japan. 1 1 is ]
address is: Cpl. Clayton D. A
dams. AF 14315391,1 16th Medi
cal Croup, llGtlr Fighter Bomb
er King, APO 919, c/o P. M., San
Francisco, Calif.
The Falls Beauty Shop Is open
ing Friday morning with Mrs.
Ossie Mac Smith, (and experien
ced cosmotologistr formerly of
the Catilina drill Beauty Shop,
Shelby, N. ?., as head operator.
The National Tamworih Swine
Show and Sale will be held iiij
Winston-Salem o n October 3-4.
This will be the first national
hog show and sale ever to held
in North Carolina.
DRIVE-IN
The finest
and the targe st,'
FREE CANDY
For The Children
at the Box Office
EVERY NIGHT
LAST SHOWING
Thursday. Feb. 7
"Dear Brat"
Mono ? Freeman-Billy DeWolle
Cartoon
FRIDAY. Feb. 8
"Jungle Headhunters
with an all Jungle Cast
in technicolor. First Run
also
"Dynamite Pass"
Tim Holt
Cartoon
SATURDAY, Feb. 9
Jungle Headhunters"
Held Over
also
"Virginia City"
Randolph Scott
Miriam Hopkins
Cartoon
SUN.. MON.. TUES.
February 10-1 1*12
"A Place In The Sun"
Montgomery Clift
Lizabeth Taylor
Shelly Winters
Cartoon
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
February 13-14
"Cattle Drive"
in technicolor with
Joel McCrea . Dean Stockwell
Cartoon
NOW YOU CAN
SEE THE BEST '
?for 40c at?
Diane 29
GASTONIA HIGHWAY
~~ HEATERS ~
For Your Comfort
A Yadkin County farmer, Ed
llolcombe. started operating a
fence post treating plant recently.
His first customer, a passing mo
torist, turned out to be a man
from Canada.
An antibiotic, stieptomycir sul
fate. has been found effective in
controlling a bacterial disease of
bean , seedlings. This finding
opens up a new approach to the
control of plant diseases caused,
by bacteria, fungi, and viruses.
The nickel-sulfide ore of North
ern Ontario, Canada, have be
come the largest sources of cop
per in the Uritish Empire, and
are probably the largest single
source of platinum metals in the
world.
KINGS MOUNTAIN'
BESSEMER CITY ,
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
Located on King* Mountain ?
BeSS?met City Highway, ,.nly
2 HUm from King* Mountain.
OPEN 7 DAYS PER WEEK
LAST SHOWING
Thursday* Feb. 7
"That's My Boy"
Deaii Martin -J?rry Lewis
News and Cartoon
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
February 8-9
A Place In The Sun'
Montgomery Clift
i Elisabeth Taylor
Shelley Winters
LATE SHOW AT 11:30
"Delinquent Daughters"
The truth about girls. A Girl
is only young once. Branded
Bad in the eyes ol the world.
Monday & Tuesday
Nights Are
FAMILY NIGHTS
EVERY WEEK
A dm. 50c per car
SUNDAY &MONDAY
February 10-11
"Darling, How Could .
You"
Mona' Freeman-John Lund
2 Cartoons
TUES.. WED., THURS.,
February 12-13-14
"Peking Express"
Joseph Cotton-Corine Calvet
News ? Cartoon
LATE SHOW EVERY
SATURDAY NIGHT AT
11:30
? 2 Shows Nightly ?
ADMISSION 40c
? FREE ADMISSION ?
To Children Under 12
When accompanied by parents
:Z*Wi Qr&.
Joy Theatre
K1NOS MOUNTAIN, N. C . PHONE 500
TICKET 05T1CE ortWS li4S-WEEK DATS- ? 11:45 SATtTHD AYS
THURSDAY TaST SHOWING FEBRUARY^
"THE WILD BLUE YONDER"
with Wendell Corey and Vera Ralston
Ve?y Latest News and Cartoon
Friday & Saturday February 8 & 9
"THE LADY SAYS NO"
with Davil Niven and Joan Caulfield
Cartoon and Comedy
MONDAY & TUESDAY FEBRUARY 1 1 &1"2
"ROOM lor ONE MORE"
with Cary Grant and lietsy Drake
Very Latest News and Cartoon
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY FEBRUARY 13 & 14
"DETECTIVE STORY"
with Kirk Douglas and Eleanor Parker
Very Latest News and Short
The New Dixie
KINOS MOUNTAIN, N. C. PHONE 96
ticket orricx o mn i:is- week dat?? mis hatukdats
THURSDAY, LAST SHOWING FEBRUARY 7
"OVERLAND TELEGRAPH"
with Tim Holt
"CRY DANGER"
with Dick Powell and Rhonda Fleming
New*
FRI. - SAT., FEB. 8 & 9 DOUBLE FEATURE
"SOUTH of CALIENTE"
with Roy Rogers and hit horse. Trigger
"STREET BANDITS"
with Penny Edwards. Robert Clarke. Ross Ford
Cartoon
MONDAY 4 TUESDAY FEBRUARY 1 1 & 12
"SUNNY SIDE of the STREET
with Frankie Laine. Terry Moore, Toni Arden
I News, Cartoon and Short
WED. & THURS., FEB. 13 & 14 DOUBLE FEAT'JR'c
"MILLION DOLLAR PURSUIT"
with Penny Edwards, Grant Withers. Norman Budd
"OKLAHOMA IUSTICE"
with Johnny Mack Brown and Jimmy Ellison
News
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