HERALD HOUSE OF THE WEEK
A SMAtt HOUSe rtAHNINO BUREAU DESIGN NO. C-J70
Ot/iOn c-170
DESIGN C-270. This pleasing tfesign offers a
full basement, three comfortable bedrooms,
combination living"-dining room ana kitchen
dinette. Privacy Is assured toy the hall leading
to all rooms including the kitchen. Ample light
and cross ventilation are provided In the L
shapet' living-dining room as well as the kit
chen.
Coat closets are located In the front vestibule
and rear entry, wardrobes in the bedrooms, li
nen cabinet and closet in the hall.
Exterior finish includes wide siding, asphalt
shingles, covered front entrance, a t ouch of
face brick and vertical redwood siding In front
and entrance. Floor area Is 1123 square feet
with 21,278 cubic feet.
For further information about DESIGN C-270,
write the Small House Planning Bureau, St.
Cloud, Minn.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
* ^ FREE
JL%/ CHICKS
With Each 25-Pounds
Purina Chick Starteena
RAISE YOUR OWN RROILERS ?
Have Meat On Your Table In 8 Weeks
? - Please Bring Your Own Containers ?
KINGS MTN. FARM CENTER
THE STORE WITH THE CHECKERBOARD SIGN
8. Battleground TAv?. - Phone 836
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Mauney To Attend
Capitol Meeting
CHICAGO. ? Aubrey Mauney
of Kings Mountain Mfg. Co. wilj
attend the annual membership
meeting of the National Small
Business Men's Association in
Washington, D. C., April 5, 6. 7.
Small business men from ev
ery part of the United States will
be present at the meeting to
consider legislation affecting
small business. They will hear
discussions on la'bor legislation
and federal taxes and spending
in which members of Congress
will participate, and the ses
sions will also include addresses
by DeWitt Emery, president of
the Small Business Men's Asso
ciation, and Dr. (Millard C. Fau
ght, consultant to management
and the author of books aAd ar
ticles on (business and econo
mics. '? .
On Small Business Day, April
6, members attending the meet
ing will visit their senators and
representatives in their offices.
A speclal^event for the ladies
attending the meeting will be a
tea for Mrs. Richard Nixon, wife
of the Vice President of the Uni
ted States.
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A very important da; in April is the
FULL-PAID SHAKES
For individuals who want to invest a lump sum, and want an
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Savings deposited by April lOlh earn 3% interest from April
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1st. Don't miss the date. Get in your savings on timet
OPTIONAL SHARES
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For individuals who want to pay any amount, anytime. Earn
3% interest, compounded semi-annually. Interest added to
your account.
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Driver Of Booze
Cat Sentenced
Nivans Plato Carpenter of
York, S. C.. drew a suspended
sentence Monday afternoon in
Recorder's court on charges of
transporting nontax paid li
quor.
Carpenter pled guilty to the
charges and Judge Jack Whitp
gave the defendant 18 months on
the roads, suspended upon con
dition that he be of good behav
ior for 18 months, J>ay a fine of
$200, and costs of court. Judge
White also ordered the Chief of
Police to sell the defendant's
car at public auction, and order
ed the liquor destroyed.
According to Officer Paul San
ders, who collaborated with Of
ficer Warren Ellison in making
the arrest, 24 gallons of non-tax
paid liquor was found in Carpen
ter's car after he had been ap
prehended March 18, at a road
block at the interseclion of York
road and Bennett street.
Carl E. Childers of Cramerton
and Alexander Gordon of Kings
Mountain pled nolo contendere
to driving drunk. Both defend
ants were given nine months on
the roads, sentences suspended
on condition that they be of good
behavior for one year, pay a fine
of $100, cos^s of court, and that
their drivers' licenses be revoked
for a period of one year.
Two Negro women, Ophelia
Wilson and Nina Mitchem, were
found guilty of assault, and
each defendant received 30 days
in the county jail. Judgment was
suspended in each case on pay
ment of costs of court.
On passing sentence. Judge
White remarked that this affray
was simply a neighbor's "-squab
ble," which could have .been set
tled out of court.
Donald Wilson, Jr., Negro, was
found guilty as charged on the
count of using profane language
in a public place. Wilson was gi-.
ven 30 days on the roads, sen
tence suspended on payment of
costs of court.
Victor Gillespie, who is fight
ing extradition to South Caroli
na, was ordered by Judge White
to be held in tffe county Jail for
30 days or until extradition pa
pers are received by the Jailer.
NEWS
of
SERVICEMEN
TO RETURN HOME -
CLARK AFB. ? Now on his
way to the United States on
board the U.. S. Naval Transport
General Patrick is Airman Sec
ond Class Kenneth R. Cole, son
of Mr. and Mrs. B. p. Cole, Box
421, Bessemer City.
The North Carolina airman
recently completed a tour of du
ty with the U. S. Air Force in. the
Phillippines. While stationed ov
erseas, he was assigned to the
6424th Receiving, Shipping and
Services Squadron Headquarters
6424th Air Depot Wing at Clark
Air Force Base, 60 miles north of
Manila.
A/2c Cole is returning to the
United States for subsequent re
assignment. Upon his arrival at
the Zone of Interior, he will re-,
port at the 2349th Personnel Pro
cessing Center at Parks Air For
ce Base, California. From there,
he will proceed to his new duty
station at Patrick Air Force Base,
Fla., where he is going to 'be as
signed to Headquarters, Air For
ce Missile Test Center.
A graduate from Bessemer. City
High School, A/2c Cole enlisted
In the U. S. Air Force in Decem
ber .1951. He came to the Philip
pines In June 1952.
TO FAR EAST
CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. ? |
(FHTNC) ? Marine Pvt. Donald
F. Thompson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Thompson of 121 Ori
ental ave., Kings Mountain, N.
C., scheduled to sail the latter I
part ol March for duty in the Far
East iafter spending four weeks
in the staging regiment at this
Marine Corps Base.
The staging regiment handles
the last minute details in getting
men ready for foreign duty. A
Marine's few weeks in staging
?re filled with clothing and e
quipment inspections, dental
and physical examinations, re
fresher courses on weapons, and
physical conditioning.
ON MANEUVERS
FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. ? Pvt.
Robert S. Williams, Jr.,1 whose
parents live In Bessemer City, Ni
C., wfll move to Fort Bragg, N.
0, with the 407th Engineer Bat
talion for 'Exercise Flash Burn.
His unit, stationed at Fort
Campibell, Ky., is one of more
than 165 Army u'.iits which will
test the nation's newest weapons
and tactics during the large
scale training maneuver.
An as*l*tant armorer in Com
t-?y B. Williams entered the
Army las* April. ?*
SPEARS ON ESSEX
FAR EAST (FHTNC) ? Harold
D. Spears, rad?- .,?m seaman,
USN, son of m. and Mrs. Gold
man L. Spears of Route 2, Kings
Mountain, N. C, Is serving a
board the attack aircraft carrier
USS Essex, with the /UN's peace
patrol ott the ifcsfcoftf t of K^rea
and in tit* Sea at Japan. -jF
The Essex h?yai> her third tour
of duty in the FAr East when she
rejoined Task Force 77 In the
Orient in January.
Prices for hogs are expected to
remain Ugh through
Gillespie made bond of $300.
Gillespie, arrested here on a
fugitive warrant, according to
Charles Gibson; Greenville, S. C..
gave the, Poinsetta Bonding
Company of Greenville, S. C., a
worthless check.
Three defendants were found
guilty of public drunkenness.
Two caes were contined and one
capias was issued.
PROMOTED
Pvt. Billy E Allen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hunter Allen,, has
been promoted to the rank of
Corpora!1. according to an
nouncement received this
week. He is stationed in Japan.
An electric, farm fence can be
dangerous unless properly con
structed.
1 Boy Scout News
On March 29, 7 p m Troop N'o
2 of St. Matthew's Lutheran!
church hold their regular Jtoil- I
! day night meeting at the Scout
master's hoinci The meeting was ,
I opened with a game of "Steal"
the Flag," while Hubert VVhita- !
I ker. DeWitt Blanton, Pete Small i
Sand Ervin Houser tried to see!
how lonu it would take them to
run a mile. Soon afterwards we
had a vveiner roast with our
champion eater, Jimmy Bianton.
eating about .five or six hot dogs.
We talked about what kind of
phamplets to buy with our prize
money. Don Bianton ended the
meeting with the Indian bene
diction.
Scribe, Ervin Houser.
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French Fried Potatoes? 2 lor . 27c
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jH Pasco Concentrated 6 oz. can
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Chopped Turnip Greens . 19c
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A&P'S NEW LOW PRICE ON
Sunnyfield Butter
Fin? quality but
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butter? and this
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Government
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too.
69
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Chicken of the Sea
Tuna Fish
White Meat
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