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Notice Oi Sale Of Real Estate For Unpaid 1951 County Taxes , As required by law, I, .as Tax Collector of Cleveland County, will sell at the Courthouse Door in Shelby, North Carolina, on Monday. September 1st. 1952, at 12 O'clock Noon. for unpaid J951 taxes due the County of Cleveland, the fol lowing described real estate shown by name of owner, and the township in which it is located. The land described in, each case is land owned by delinquent tax payer as shown on the tax returJFflHist. There will be added in each case the amount of cost, penalty, and interest to the taxes. This sale may be contin ued from day to day, at guch time as may be provided by law, in the event such sale is not hud or completed on the ?above date specified. ... ?? R. S. GIDN'EY, Tax Collector. Herbert Adams 16.53 1 lot 137 x 175 Adams Prop. J. E. Aderholt ....... 20.83 1 lot 137 X 100 (Grouse prop) Gaston St. Darwin Allen ............ 18.98 27 A Bell Prop. Elmer AlierCf?'^, 5.86 7.08 A Arrowood Prop. I. M. Allen, Jr. and . -Charles' H. Gantt 2.76 3 lots No. 51-53 75 x 150 Nel&ler Prop. Paul Allen ....... ... 30.16 1 lot (Devlne Prop) Grover Rd. Grover-Klngs Mtn. Rd. 1 lot 75 x 150 Jenkins Prop. Grover-Klngs Mtn.?Rd. 15 lots 50 x 150 (ea.i Jenkins Prop. Grover Kings Mtn. Rd. 1 lot 77 x 190 Mulllnax Prop. Grover-Klngs Mt. Rd. . 2 lots 50 x 150 (ea.) Smith Prop. Cover-Kings Mtn. Rd. Stanop Howard Anthony .. 36.61 4 lots 25 x 140 (ea.) Oluff stickler Prop.) York Rd. Eddie L. Arrowood 14.74 1 A Houston Prop Old York Rd. 1 lot 210 x 210 Pat ton Prop. Old York Rd. R. M. Harnett .............. 9.33 1 lot 25 x 150 (Chllders prop) ? Kellar St. Thomas II. Harnett ^ 6.64 1 lot 100 x 226 Bridges prop. Max E. Harnett 1.39 j 1 lot 75 x 150 Hambright, est. Arthur D. Bell 163&] 2 lots 25 x 150 ea. Falls'prop. 1 lot 40 x 150 Falls prop. Joseph \V. Belt 7.79 | 4 lots 25 x 237 ea. Plott prop. 1, lot 1H x 237 Plott prop. James and Pauline Belue . .-. . .6-1 1 lot 70 x 127 Hannah prop. VV. Arthur Bennett 29.53 1 lot 70 x 21Q 'M^CHnnis Prop) Waco .Rd. 3 lots 25 x 50 (Morris Prop.) rear ol "Waco Rd. 1 lot SO X tfla (feieen Prop.) 3rd St.' V ? ( Wade Bennett ? ? . ? ...... 3.64 j 1 lot 150' x?^t$0 itElmer Lumber-! Co. Prop.) . Yt>rk Rd. James H. Black 17.00 I 1 lot No. 65 100 x ISO Cora Mill Prop. T. C. Black 1.04 .33 1-3 A Ware Prop. Carl \V. Bianton bal. 5.38 1 1 lot 100 x 150 ( Henfield Prop.) K; S. Cherry v 11 1?> Rd. Charles; Ervin Bowcn ...... 12.70 1 lot 59 \ 237 E. T. Piatt Prop, Fred Bowers and Violet R iiiidebrand 9.10 1 lot 3(? \ 175 C.tmpbcll Phifer Prop. 1 lot !K) x 175 C^Jrtpboll Phifer Prop. , Clyde S. Hrake?&ty 11.64 1 .25 A Hetljlpheni ami El Bethel Rd. A. A. Bridges 1. V,' 1 lot <fc"> x HIS N. S. Fulton St. Grady C. Bridges ? 11.2S. 1 lot 75 x 150 \V. S. \Vaco Rd. Lotinic Brooks ? ..... 15.65 4 lots 25 x 237 ea. L'. C. Hord Prop. Charles G. Humgardner .... 5. OS 1 lot 129 \ 90 I.. C. llord Prop. C. P Butler ... 23.92 .94 A Hwy. 74 (Hays' P.rop.) 3 lots 25 x 300 ea. Hwy. 71 1 1 lays Prop.) .62 A Hwy. 74 (Gof?*rfh Prop.) 1 lot Hwy. 74 (Goforth Prop * Everette L. Bronson . 3:52 15 A Robert Ellis Prop. Goldie E. Wyers 8.10 , J lot 50 x 200 Cherryville Rd. Jra Canip 6.96 4 lots No. 16 thru 19 llarry Falls Prop. James W. Carroll 1.0-1 1 lot 100 x 300- Paul Camp Prop. Jeff A. Caroll 9.15 1 lot 90 x 10S Cora Mill Rd. Thurman C. Cash ........ 15.5S 1 lot 75 x 210 Hwy. 74 - < I rover' E. Champion 7.02 j 1 lot No. 95 Bennett St. Sailie Costner 11.68 1 2 A Harry Falls Prop. 1 lot 50 x 200 E. S. Cansler A. B. Davis bal. 7.50 1 1 lot 66 x 128 Bob Vance St. Lloyd E. Davis 37.88 | 1 lot 100 x 264 W. S. York Rd. John George Demetrlades .. 7.20 2.74 A Sims St. L C. Dettman 1055 1 3 lou 29 x 114 ea. So. S. King St. Hubert P. Dover 10.42] 1 lot 70 x 150 Alexander St. ?nde M. Edwards 49.18 1 1 lot 50 x 146 N. S. Waco Rd. 1 ?!< t 70 x 1C0 N. S. Waco Rd. .1 Ellison 20.29 J 1 : < 1 12 x 216 Church St. 1 Kv<rh"?rdt 2.93 | ? ' ?' x 2ll Juniper St. V l a Ms 89.52 | '? ' ? \ 150 N. S. King ? < 1X8 E. S. York Rd. 52 32 I S S. Ridge St ? ? . ? ....... 10 60 ; T Cfiurch St. 14 H ? ? i Ambrose II. Flowers ....... 22.66 3 lots 75 x 150 W. S. Kellar St. Willie Greason . ........ 11.14 1 lot No. 52 60 x 95 Cora Mill Grover W. Greene 1E98 1 lot 60 x i20 No. 74 L87 A off No. 74 O. J. Greene ... ... . ? ? ? 10.48 1 lot 77 x 200 Mid Pines Oils W. Greene ...... 12.24 | 1 lot 127 x 200 Mid Pines Earl Grlgg 10.02 1 ' 1 lot 100 x 200 Mid Pines Sallle Groves .. . ... ... . ? ? .... 5.72 ) 2 A A. A. Groves Prop. V. L. Hambrlght . . 3.64 | 16 lots 25 x 116 ea. " Marvin Hamrick 21.06 | 54.36 A Mrs. Fannie Boone Prop. Jaities F. Hannah ........ 9.81 i .1 lot 75 x 218 S. S. McGinrils St. Malry Hannah ............ 3.51 1 lot 70 x 127 Charles W. Harrlll 54.19 j 1 lot 51 x 160 Goforth St. Ector 'A. Harrlll 239.84 8 lots 25 x 150 ea. 2.9 A lots No. 65, No. 66 Roy A. Haynes 16.53 1 3 lots 25 x 219 ea. Monte Vista I")r. Lee Ileafner .15.20 | .5 A G. C. Hor* rrcp. Plato 1 1. I leavner ........ 47.21 1 1 lot 62 x 20 Waco Rd. 1 lot 50 X 150 Waco Rd. I lot 132 x 200 Bessemer City Ilwy. 1 lot 50 x 200 Bessemer City Hwy. D. G. Herndon ... 42.66 1 58 A Kills Prop. 1 tot 230 x 157 Hardin Prop. William J, Herndon . . , . . . . 8.30 ] 1.5 A Near Clay Hole J. E. I lord 84.53 1 lot 50 x 125 Ridge and Carpenter 1 lot 50 x 107 W. Carpenter .1 lot 27 x 107 E. S. R . R. Ave. 1 lot 40 x 100 Carpenter St. . 1 lot 70 x 115 Carpenter St I.. C, I lord, Jr. <.'.52 1 lot 117 x 180 Kings-York llwy. S. H. Houston 26.23 4 lots No. -19. 20, 21. 22 ? Julian Prop, John Fritz Howell 6.35 j 1 lot 125 x 150 York. Rd. . N. L. Hovtol* 7.88j 8 A P, G Howell ' Prop. , P. Calvin Howell 31.65 I 1 lc>y-s0 x 184 W. S. Gantt George J. Hull ...... 16.70 1 2 lots' 25. x 150 ea. York Rd. C. B. Hullcnder .... 13.62 3 lots 25 x 150 ea. Morris Prop. Jess Johnson 40.16 I.S5 A J. W. Cornwelt Prop. James W. Jonas 4.42 | 1 lot 111 x IS" I.inwood Rd. Mrs. Carl n. Jones .... 10.48 1 1 lut 50 x 110 Piedmont Ave. Wr.iy kirby ..... 35.21 1 lot 100 x 375 'Piedmont St. I "J lots 25 x '..">0 en. CherrvViile lid '?Mrs I. 1'. Klut.' ........... -1.^ | .5 A S. S, Boh V.ui.-e 1 lot- 50 x 110 S. S. Bob. Yahoo I v'tyde Lindsay ............ 32. SO I Plot 60 x 150 N. S. Gold St, Charles O Lovelace -. ... 11.77 l lot (>o x ist> W. S, Sims "^t. Mrs. Annie K. Mi'Aluv /. . . 7.87 | 1 Jot 75 x 110 2nd St. J. lines- Russell Mo A bee .... 1001 1 lot S5 x 99 Cora Mill D P. McDaniel 15.S5 1 1 lot 70 x 250 Stowe St. Hoyte I>. MeDaniel ....... 21.27 1 lot 95 x 150 R. S. Plonk Prop. ! J. S McDaniel 38.22 ! 80 A Mary MeDartiel Prop. James E. McGinnis ........ 26.58 II.46 A C; B, Horton Prop. J E. McLaughlin," est. ..... 19.56 1 lot 56 x 200 N. S. King St. R L. MeSwaih 10.6-1 3 lots 25 x 171 ea. Van Powell Prop. Leroy Matthews . 1.8.22 j ?1 lots 100 x 440 N. S. Ilwy. 74 Mrs. Mary Kerr Mathis .... 26 67 1 lot SS x 187 E. S. Watterson Paul Mayhew ............ 39.45 37.5 A North Prop. Jim Mcdlin 12.35 4 lots 30 x 138 ea. Waco Rd, Ollie S. Medlin, est. ........ .64 2 lots 25 x 259 ea. Stowe Prop. W. H. Medlin : 6.67 2 lots 25 x 259 ea. Stowe Prop. Mary W. Mezger . .. 6.76 | 1.4 A Ware Prop. iR. W. Miller 16.98 1 lot 75 x 250 Hwy. 74 H. C. Moore 31.75 ..? Machinery W. A. Morris, Est 2.86 1 lot 50 x 100 W. S. King Jack Moss ? ? l 1 lot 77 x 200 1st. St B. J. and Lula Myers 10.58 25 A Paul Putnam Prop. D H. Owen*. ....... I-2? j 1 lot C. H. LitUejohn Prop. ^ James Parker, est 1-56 1 6 A n __ , F Tillman Pearson 9-50 j 1 lot 125 x 89 S. S. Parker St. Roy L. Pearson ? 3.34 1 io: l.'O x 1A0 L'.nwood Rd. ?3 t Peterson ? 10-26 1 io:- 100 x 180 Grace St. Iarr.es H. Plonk : ? 55.29 1 x US Wells St. / 1 lot 118 x 201 Wells St W. A. Ramsey 9.43 1 lot 100 x 150 Cherokee St. Bennle F. Rayfleld ... 24.33 1 lot 90 x 125 Cora Mill J. W. Riddle ... 32,97 1 lot 100 x 180 Llnwood Rd. E. W. Rlppy 1L54 61 A Little Branch VV. G. Rlppy, Jr. 12.23 1 lot 85 x 107 3rd St William A. Ross .... . 11.62 1 lot 79 x 1J0 2nd St Doris F. Royster 27.68 .89 A Tralrs C. SrrJth Prop. H. L. Ruth 13.49 lots No. 8 and No. 9 Lake Montonla Mae Sanders 8.26 V* Payne Prop. W. M. Sanders, est. ba 1.6.31 1 lot 85 x 135 So. S. Baker St. O. L. .Soppenfield 2 34 1 lot Lake Montonla H. S. Scruggs .. 20.73 4 lots 25 x 114 ea. Stowe Prop. Ector Short 17.15 1 lot 85 x 275 S. S. King St. Jim M. Short .............. 8.70 1 lot 85 x 194 Cora Mill Mrs. Mary D. Smith ........ 1.08 1 lot 100 x 117 Mill Prop. Ralph b. Spearman 13.4? 1 lot 223 x 280 Goforth Prop. Jim Staley 11.42 7 lots 25 x 150 ea. Campbell Phlfer Prop. John L. Stowe . 3.18 Hot 125x181 . William Stowe 1.56 4.8 A L. C. Hord Prop. Vanee R. Stroup , ......... 14.42 1 lot 100 x 180 Grover , Shelby Ilwy. Rlckard Tarklngton 14.61 1 lot 50 x 173 Gantt St. Charles A. Terry 17.63 1 lot 75 x 175 Cora Mill Fred Thtornburg * 7.83 V* A Goforth St. Mrs. Pauline H. Thrift 10.84 1 lot 90 x 156 E. S. Dilling Thurman E. Tignor .... 22.96 3 Jots 25 x 188 ea. D$al St. Robert Lee Walker 5.8I 1 lot 50 x 100 Plonk-Herndon Prop. Boyoe Ware .............. 17.14 0 lots S. P. Goforth Prop. Crowder Ware .......... 10.89 4 lots 25 x 150 ea. Harry Falls Prop. Gene A. Ware ;????? 12.14 I.4 A Gertrude Ware Prop. Jasper F. Ware 25.06 25 A Mrs. Mary E. Ware Prop. Fred F. Wells :.... 22.83 1 A York Rd. E. M. White ......... 5.72 1 lot No. 2 Mid Pw.es II. D. White . . ." ....... 31.72 2 lots 100 x 131 ea. Kings Mt. Grover Rd. 1 lot 100 x 121 C. II. Sheppard Prop. 2 lots tt) x 200 ea. J. Ralph Whitesides 16.21 I I.19 A Llnwood Rd. Charles F. Williams 23.20 1 lot 89 x 400 N. Piedmont St. Mrs. Wavey Mae Ilennlson Wood '. 12.45 William C. W0CK1 7.40 2 lots 75 x 245 Llnwood Rd. G. L. Wright 34.77 1 lot 17G x 237 N. S. Hwy. 74 NO. I TOWNSHIP CORP. Grover Cooperative Potato House . &5S 1 lot Kralock Minerals Inc 2.10 R & M Motors 1.27 2 lots 50 X 200 ea. Kings Park N'O. 4 TOWNSHIP COLORED Karcnce Adams 14.43 45 A T>. C. Mauney Prop. June Adams 8 08 1 lot 55 x 100 W..S. Wilson Will Ailms 7.9-1 1 Jot 169 X 175 S. S. RUlge Annie Anderson. Heirs ... 6.47 \ lot i?o x 100 (Mnsler St. Winnie Blaloek ; . 5.01 1 lot 50 x 150 Wa^Bson St. Jobie I.tV Block . 4.16 1 lot 100 x 200 I Iwy . 26 Mark Black . ... 78 1 lot 100 \ 200 V. J Hardin Prop. Andrew W. Brown .. ... 11.3(5 2 A J. M, Patterson, Prop. Sam Brown ............ 16.48 20.5 A J.- M. Patterson Prop. 1 lot No. 19 Parker Land William Brown 13.04 I lot 90 x 200 E. S. Carpenter St. Ella Burrus ... .52 1.22 A Sam Burrus Prop. Mary Burris 34 1 A L. C. fiord-Prop. Rena Burris, est 337 1 lot 50 x 121 W. S. Tracey j a most Myers 4.52 ? 1 lot 33 x 121 N. S. Ridge St Warren Hyers ..... 9.60 I A Maudine Roberts Prop. Ida Cherry, Fist: ? ? .6-1 1 lot 50 x 150 Plonk Prop. Eli/ah Collier. Sr. 1.04 1 lot 1 00 x 200 York Rd. 1 lot 200 x 100 York Rd. Tishie J. Cumberland ...... 1.27 1 lot 65 x 65 Nola Davis 5.72 25 A W. S. Watterson St, Isabelle Dooley 7.38 17 A Jim Rice Prop. EUzah Collier. Jr....: 5.54 1 lot 100 x 200 York Rd. Laura A. Falls ............ 4.36 30 A Garratt Prop. Horace Fulton ............. 8.96 1 lot 50 X 180 Watterson St Howard Fulton 1.04 3.32 A Jim Rice F^op. John Galloway 8.45 .5 A W. S. Watterson St J. A. Gibson .............. 30.84 1 lot 45 x 111 E. S. Watterson St. W. J. Goudlock bar. .72 2 lots 25 x 150 ea. W. S. Cansler , 1 lot 12H x 150 W. S. Cansler F'rank Gulnn .............. 14.68 1 A. Pink Crawford Prop. Fred K. Herndon :..... < . 16.48 1 lot 90 x 200 E. S. Carpenter Milliard Hunter 10.18 1 lot 45 x 105 off Y*\ King St.; Maggie Hutchin? i, . . . 3.12 j 6 A J. R Davis Prep 6 A, Griflin Prop. i of West King street are shown above as they receive a 12 1/2 (t. Philco deep freezer Saturday- morning at the Dixie Home store. The Mitch ems were the Kings Mountain winners of the six-week contest con ducted throughout the Dixie -Home Stores chain. EL-Bethel-Bethware News (Mrs. Leonard Gamble) The "Golden Link" Sunday school class of El Bethel enjoyed a social Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gamble- Thirty seven were pres ent. The group enjoyed an hour of games and fellowship togeth er after which they enjoyed ice cream and cake. The birthday part of the program included honoring those who have birth days this month with singing and giving gifts; Those birthdays observed Saturday night were;. W. F. Stone; Sr., Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gamble and Mrs. Bud Rey tiolds. Miss Helen Morris was among those who graduated from the J Shelby School of Nursing Friday night at the first Methodist Chur ch in She'. by. She is a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Mofris. Relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Pheagin met Sun. day at their home for a reunion and birthday dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Pheagin who have a host of descendants, most of J whom live in Georgia but were here Sunday for the occasion. Some of them were 'weekend Kuestsi of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Eaker and Mr. and Mrs., H. G. Pheagin. The new members of the F. F. A. of Bethware were initiated in to the organization Monday j night at the school house. Tin- David's \and Allen Memo rial churches are. preparing to round up the Lord's acre pro. grams it> each church with a harvest festival' in the near fu ture; This will include a Thanks giving service,, sale of produce J. L. Jackson, Heirs 4 . . . . . 9.53 1 lot 235 x 175 E. Ridge St. Tom Jackson 11.36 41 A Tom Jackson, Est 7.56 1 lot 100 x 400 Battleground Rd. William Jackson 2.14 2 A Burris Prop. Lottie Jamerson 3.64 1 A Burris Prop. Luther Jamerson ........ 11.16 8.3 A L. C I lord Prop.'. Charles Kibler, est 6.72 1 lot \ Luther Kibler ...... 10.26 1 lot 50 x 190 B; D. Ratteree, Prop. Selven Kibler 12 14 1 lot 50 x 150 Watterson St. Alex McClaih 9 92 10 A Lake Rd. Elliott MeCteary .......... 8.10 21 A W. F. Means ......: 29.03 1 lot 113 x 142 S. S. Ridge Zeb. Means 13.77 1 lot 60 x 160 Ridge St. Tom Meek 4.69 I 3 A Old Waco-Shelby Rd. | David Miller. Jr 5.33 ! 1 lot 50 x 125 ; N W. Miichem 5.27 2,91 A near Cora Mill .34 A Elmore Owens ............ 4.76 2.2 A Arrowood Prop. Pearl Patterson 1.24 4 A Jim Price Prop. Jennie Pearson .64 1 iot 30 x 90 W. S. Ridge Hunter Phifer 3.36 2.5 A Nancy Cross Prop. Will Raincy - 6.23 1 lot 60 x 150 X, S. Ridge Bertha Reed 3.81 1 lot 50 x 107 E. S. Cansler Margaret Rhodes, Heirs .... S.55 X lot 70 x 100 fridge St. Theodore Rhodes 26.73 1.5 A Ridge St. 1 lot 32 x 150 W. S. Cansler 1 lot 100 X 177 4 lots 25 x 140 ea. Davidson Heights Eliza Rice , 3.64 3.32 James Rice Prop. Elbert Ervln Roberts 70 2 A Battleground Rd. Phillip Roberts .52 15 A Kings Mtn. ? York Hwy. Oakley Schenck 8.84 1 lot 75 x 95 N. Ridge St. 1 lot 50 x 140 Brown Smith 9.74 j>8 A Burris Prop. David Thompson, Heirs 95 1 lot 25 x 125 E. S. Watterson Hood Waters - 95 1 lot 100 x 200 Falls Prop. J. P.' Watkins 10.01 4 lots 25 Jx 200 ea. W. S. York Rd. , Leonard Watson 8.30 | 1 lot 100 * 290 Garfield Mitt Wilson 4.26 | 2 A Lake Rd. Ve?tula P. Wilson 6.03 j .5 A Lizzie Falls Prop. Veo VV'ingo 5.81 1 iot 36 x 100 R>dgt St. Williams' Rites Held Monday Funeral Services for Clarence Ross W 11 llama, 46, well known Kings Mountain textile plant overseer, were conducted Mon day afternoon at 5 o'clock from Beaver Dam Baptist church. Rev. J. W. Suttle, pastor of the church officiated, assisted by Rev. P. c. Cobb of Mountain View Baptist church, Rev. Roy Walker of Mt. Zion Buptlst .church, Rev. Q. B. Williams of Buffalo Baptist church, and Rev. Buddy Williams of Midvlew Baptist church. Interment was in the church cemetery. ; Mr.. Williams died at the home of his brother, Lester Willams in Shelby at 8 a m. Sunday. He had been in ill health a'bout nine months. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Veola Blanton Williams; a daughter, Helen; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Williams; five brothers, Lawrence, Lester, Wil lie. Charles, and Avery Williams, all of Shejby, and four sisters. Miss Ruth Williams, Mrs. Mack Camp. Miss Mary Lee Williams, and Miss Betty Sue Williams, all from projects and picnics on the grounds. Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Gantt were surprised Sunday with a birth day dinner at their home. Same of those who made up the sur prise were: Mr. i?uJ Mrs. Ed Rey nolds, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Swofford, Mrs. Baxter Green and children, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gantt, Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Gantt and children. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gantt and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reynols. Miss Lois Gamble spent Fri day night in Gastonia with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Warren and Buddy. They brought her home Saturday evening and Mr. and MrSw L. I. Eaker. Plans are- In full swing for the Beth -Ware Fair which will be held from Sept. 10 through Sept 14 at the Beth-Ware school. Mr. and Mrs. James Blalock of Grover visited Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gamble Saturday night. The Rev. Thaburn "Lawson Mc Swain, son of Rev* and Mrs. W. L McSwain. has accepted the p:? ??torate of the Bethel Baptist church near Statesville and wlH take over h's duties on Septem ber "7th- He recently graduated fro j: the Southern Baptist Then !o ical Seminary in Louisville and w is pastor of the SjlvervlJle Baptist ohurch in Indiana while then4. Mrs: Flay Smith of Lattimore Mrs. Harold Hvimrick and Sarah Elizabeth of Shelby spent Wed nesday here with Mr, and Mrs. Kee Harmon. Mrs. Jake James and -'sorts of Chester, S. C., spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs, T. H. Mat thews. Luther McSwain, Jr.. is atten ding the conferences of music at the Rldgerrest Baptist Assembly this week. Mrs. John Ware of Miami, Fla., arrived here Saturday to spend some time with Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Ware and other relatives. Walter Sehlechter of Goshen, Fla.. spent the weekend with Rev. W. L. McSwain and family. William Andrew McSw'aln left Monday morning for Louisville, Ky . where he will enroll in the Sch.ooi of music of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Misses Pearl and Edna Hern don ?nd brother, Hubert Herndon of Bethlehem visited Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Harmon Sunday. Mrs. Christeen Balcom and daughter. Carol, of Charlotte, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Nantz. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Everltt Patterson August 22, at the Shel by hospital, a son. Wade Ryan McSwain and a friend, Rev. James Robert /ray lor, pastor of Mt. Hermon /Baptist ehurchvof Louisville, Kw; spent the weekend here with Wade's parents. Rev. and Mrs W. L. Mc Swain. Rev. Taylor, a junior at the Seminary, filled the pulpit at Allen Memorial and David's churches here Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Rufus Doster and Sherry went to a reunion near Savannah. Ga.. Sunday. Members of El Bethel church will prepare supper for the Ki wanis club of Kings Mountain' Thursday night. A prooes9 has been developed to Triple tve If of cotton cloth used to shade tobacco ana seed te<is. I Lossie Lynch Contest Winner Miss Lossie Lynch of Kings Mountain has b^en notified that she Is a second ' prize winner in the national Shirley Lee dress contest. She has been awarded a beautiful Shirley Lee dress by Belk's Department Store, Kings Mountain's dealer for the Na tionally* Advertised Shirley Lee line. Her winning entry titled "Why I prefer Shirley Lee Junior petite presses" was selected from the thousands of entries sent In by contestants from all sections oi the country* The Shirley Lee Dress Compa ny, sponsor of this contest, Is a warding a $100 Shirley Lee ward* robe as first, prize each week lor six weeks and one dress to each of the 50 weekly second prize winners. A grand prize of $1000 cash will 'be awarded to the win ner selected from the six week ly winners. The contest ends Sat urday, September 13. AN VfaMieoi ttU OFFER! ,AN PRICE! lamps Ilk* the.e or* selling for Hum timet the , V price. Pick ua any newspaper ond you'll Ht thorn Vv advertised at f 14.93 ond higher. \ Perfect for Bedroom, living Room, Don or i \ on/ ether ipol in your homo. Magnificent * \ looking lamps thot , spell "volue pint".' Don't toko our word for H . . . ex- ,1 amine them tor yourself . . . you'll . walk out with the greatest loma BARGAIN of the year. TheyTt move fosl ot this iOW. LOW > Price I istncm _ 'PORT ABIC LAMP* l??u? KM ' "vstr 5i495 SAtf NOWONU/y ON EASY CREDIT PAY 50c DOWN 50c A WEEK Dellingers ORBS* TODAY-' Kings Mountain's Leading Jewelers SALE ENDS TUESDAY THEimMTCOMESONNEWCARS B.F. 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