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* Piedmont and Ridge St. w., j> GERBKKDING, Pot or Morning1 Worship. 8:30 Young People. *?*? taijlsv wnS cmnica BEV. EARL M. REDDING, Put* *inday school ? 9 AS a. m. Moraine Worship _ 10:48 a. m. Sunday night service ? 7:00 p. m. Sunday nigat service ? 7:00 p. Wednesday prayer service ? 7: :00 p. m. (BUD) wnfflS. Jl 9:48 Supt. ? rred Connor Wonhlp 11:00 n Service 7:80 evening Service 7:30 . TEOE OOSPEX. TABERNACLE Second Street REV. LYNN O'TUKU Pastor Sunday School. 10 a. m. Worship Service 11 a. m. Evening Service, 7:15 p. m. Prayer Service every Thursday at 7:15 p. m. 7 SECOND WESLETA N METHODIST YANCEY H. CARTES. Minister Sunday School DM. MonUn^ U:0? T.'lt W. V 6:30. Evangel Utle service Tito. Pram meeting Wednesday evening 7*0. REV. p. U UsOO lUnBa Wank*. 8:00 Intermediate BBS Telia Worship.! ?M Senior Youth ?35 W< 7:80 prayer 8:00 Choir ] REV. R. J. ESSARY, Pastor ly School i 0:48 a. m. ?onu,?^2a^io'y,u. FIRST WESLEY AN METHODIST REV. A. J. ARCO, Pastor Sunday: 9:45 a. m. Sunday School. N. H. Kelly. Supt. 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship Service. 6:30 p. m. W. T. P. 8. 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic Service. Friday: 7:30 p. m. Boy Scouts. Troop 3. REV. N. S. HARDIN, 8:45 Sunday School. 11KX) Mailing Worship and and 4th Sun 7*00 Evening Worship 1st and tod REV &. E. BOBBINS. Pastor Service 11:00 a. m. each laadiT at 10 a. Training Union 7:00 p. m. Evening Worship service 8r00 p. ss. Wedneaday Night Prayer Set ?kis ISO p. MACEDONIA BAPTIST CI -"I REV. T. A. UMEBERGER. P. Robert Champion, supt. > Sunday: 9:45? Sunday School. 11:00 ? Morning Worship. 6:30 ? Baptist Training Union. 7 :30 ? Preaching service. Wednesday: 7 :30 ? MiC Week prayer service. EEV. FLOYD HOLLER. Pastor _ Wuy Carrenter. SupC Crowd ers Mountain 10:00 Sunday School. S3WSS3J#? SVGNC, Gaston la DAVID BAPTIST CHUB CM REV. C W. WALKER, Pastor Worship every firmt and third Sunday morning* at lPOO; and every second and fourth Sunday evenings at 7:30. Sunday Schbol ovary Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Gene Boyle, Supt. A T. 0. every Sunday evening at OAO. Mrs. Toy* Grigs. General Director ; Church family Night Wednesday even ings after each first and third Sundays. Choir practice each Wednesday night at 7:00. The Lord's Supper on each 5th Sunday. ? As Moses said to Hobab. "Coins thou with us, and w^wlli do thee good." CARSOM MEMORIAL CHURCH Crowders Mountain Community R*V. V. WAYNX OIL Pastor Mturday: # 00 p. m. "Hour of tars*" Msstlss Sunday: 10:00 a. m, Sunday 8chool. 11:00 |u m. Morning Worship I ?KM p. m. Young PeopleTg meeting. 7 >30 p. m. Evangelistic Service. FAITH BAPTIST CHUBCH in Burlington community WALTER FLAY PAYNE, Pastor & T. Brooks. SupC Sunday School ? 8:40. Morning Worship ? 11:00. ?vaatng SsivIls ? 7 >00. Wednesday night: Praysr services ? 7:00. Rv en Sundays ? 1:40. DIXON PAESBYTniAM CHTJBC* REV. P. D. PATRICK. Pastor Sunday: 9:00 ? Morning worship service. Sermou by Kea Bayer. 9:45? Sunday School. ). G. DarracOtt. superintendent. Tuesday: 7:30 ? Presbyterian Youth Fellowship* CHEROKEE STHEET TABERNACLE Cherokee Street REV. KELLY DIXON. Pastor SUNDAY: 10:00 ? Sunday School. 11:00? Morning Worship. 7 :30? Evening worship. Eiras Mm. ti 2 Block From Cora Mill REV. JAMES W. SELF. Pastor Sunday School ? 10 a. m. ' H&ttg Service ? 11 a. m. Night Ssi ike ? 7: IB p. m. Thursday night praysr s wiles ? 7:1B p. m. Saturday Night Praysr Masting ? 7:18 ] % ?*? TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Cansler A Fulton REV. H. G. McELROY, Pastor 8unday School 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship U a. m. B. T7b. 6:30 p. m. Millard Putnam. Director Cvening Worship 7:30 p. m. Midweek Prayer Service Wed., 7:30 p. m. ttCOWD WEAIXYAN ? ... HOOVER ?. SMITH. Minister Sutfday School 9:45. ' v. . . Morning Worship 11:00. Evangelistic service 7:30. Prayer meeting W?dn<>*.J?y evening 7:30 or oop ? WTUB41QC& MM Sunday School 1(il a MUM Servtoc 7:00 p. m. Saturday night YPE 7 p. m. Everyone Invltad to HWi MISSION AIT METHODIST REV. CLYDE MAL0NEY, Pastor Kings Mountain, N. C. Sunday : Sunday School: 9:49 a. m Kred Bowen. Supt. Jasper J. Stik, Asst. Su?t. Morning Worship: 11:00 a. m. Thursday: Young people's Society: 6.30 p. m. OCCOMS BAPTIST CJTOfeCH Oorner of DUlla* St.. and Railroad An. B. C- WtlOHT, Supt. _t ?.-41 Sunday School. UHJu Marvin* Servian. ? :1S a T. U. T JO Prayer Meeting Wednesday: 7*0 Prayer Meeting sscomd ivnn chubcb HEV. H. T. COOK. Pastor Sunday : fc:48 Sunday S?hooi. ? U>00 Morning Service. ?:? a tTu. fsSO Prayer Meet! as Wednesday: 7 >30 Prayer U OSOVX BAPTIST . c c caowa rut Sunday ? 1)^ 11 k no. W0 p- re. Evening lourtn Sunday*). tS * ? RESURRECTION CHURCH NEWS By Mrs. W. H.O?org? I I On October 10th, Family Sun day brought to Resurrection Lu theran church an outstandingly largie number in the congregation. Everyone enjoyed the children's choir which sang for the first time for the public. Also, the con gregation was privileged to hear the voice of Mr. B. S. Peeler, Jr., who sang a bteautiful and mov ing solo, "Spirit of- God". On last Sunday night, Resur rection begaln its regular series of evening services. The sermons are based on "Personalities of the Bible", After thfese evening wor ship services, a coffee hour can be enjoyed by everyone. The Women of the Church held their joint quarterly meeting at the church Monday night at 7:30. A visual program was presented by Mrs. Deveney. This was a com bination meeting of both circles No. 1 and No. 2. Loyalty month has been a big success at Resurrection. This Sun day is to be laymten's Sunday. Members of the congregation will share in this service. Any ques tions from the congregation will be answered. Also, there will be a discussion of important matters in church life. Ltet's everyone come and benefit from the infor mation to be given. Visitors are always welcome. v Remember "Christ Comes First" is the theme for this month and for all months. Georgia Man Caught With Beet In- Car A Gainsville, Ga., man will face a charge of illegal possession of beer for bteverage purposes in City Recorder's court Monday af ternoon. Chief of Police Hugh A. Logan, Jr., said William C. Lovell, of 820 Oat street, was arrested Mon day on Sims street by Sgt. Tom Gladden and Officer Jack Stone. When arrteftted, Chief Logan stat ed, Lovell had approximately 18 cans of beer in his possession. Lovell had not made bond of $25 Tuesday afternoon. Get the "feel" of a new car before you do much driving on the open road. Safety experts of the State Motor Vehicles Depart ment caution that a brand new car can Interfere with old driv ing habits. Don't let unfamiliar steering, brakes, clutch and gad gets set you up for a r accident. Get acquainted slow./ with new cars or trucks. ? ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE DURING THE CHURCH ATTENDANCE CRU S ADi "G|VE god,. acmancs NOW I . A communlfy?wi<l> c?mf?igH for Owrdt v l oyalty sponsc<r?!<i fey your r?vfor;, O $HoV. M r?" Oiureh T. Ctoofc jtlM Cfcutrh Too often when we plant fruit trees we concern ourselves with the fruit itself rather than the care and culture of the tree. This is especially true of the peach tree. One of the most destructive pests of the peach tree i& the pea ch tree borer. Most commercial peach growers knpw about this pest and take the necessary con trol measures. However, the gard ener who grows only a few trees usually doesn't know about the borer and is apt to lose some of his trees or havfe them seriously damaged before he finds out a bout it. The peach tree borer will also attack ornamental peach trees, cherries, plums and apri cots. The borer damagtes the tree by eating the cambium layer and soft tissues between the bark and the wood usually at the ground level or slightly below the ground level. The prt?sence of the pest may be indicated by deposits of gum and frass on the tree at the ground. The peach tr*e borer mo th lays its eggs on or near the base of thte tree in late summer or early fall. In a few days the eggs hatch and the young larvae eat their way into the tree. For that reason we apply control measures in the fall in order to kill the young borters before they have had a chance to seriously damage the tree. Formerly we used to dig out the borers with a sharp knife and la pliable wire. Sometimes we did ' more damage to thte tree than the worm did. I can recall removing twenty-one borers from one lar ge peach tree. Needless to say. the tree was In a very weak con dition. In recent years two chemi cals ? paradichlorobenzene and ethylenedichloride ? have been used as controls With very good results. Paradichlorobenzene Is a I crystalline material and ethylene dlchlorlde is sold as an emulsion to be diluted with water. In using paradlchlorobenzene care must bb taken not to let it come into con tact with the tree; on the other hand, ethylene diohloride emul sion will not damage the trtee if it touches it. Both materials change to a gas which penetrates the bur rows and kills the J)orer while | still in the tree. It is important that you follow closely directions given for ap plying the materials, the dosage to be used and the time of appli cation. The dosage varies with the age of the tree; the time of treatment varies wjth the fall temperatures in the different sec tions of the state. For full infor mation and directions see or write your county agent. STATE COLLEGE ANSWERS QUESTION: How are present economic conditions affecting far mers? ANSWER: Prices of farm pro ducts have dropped faster and further than have the costs of farming and the expenses of liv ing. For the United States as a whole, farmers experienced a 13 per cent drop in prices received in 1953. At the same time farm costs dropped only thrtee per cent. QUESTION: Tan you keep Kip ffer pears from being hard and t&stelcss? V r ANSWER: Yes! It's all a mat I ter of harvesting at the right time j pears ntever ripen on the tree.1 Pick them when they're two thirds full size. Then store at a cool temperature for two or three weeks. If these measures arte taken the pear will l?e soft, appetizing, and good for canning, pickling, or preserves. QUESTION: How do 1 rid my pets of fleas? ANSWER:- Fleas on cats and dogs may be controlled by apply ing DDT or rotepone. All pets ex cept the cat can be treated with 10 per ctent DDT dust. However. DDT should not be used on cats because of their licking habit. In stead. use a 0.5 to one per cent ro tenone dust. Do not use oil spray solutions on pets. Boy Scout News The newly organized Girl Scout Troop of the First Presby terian church met Wednesday. Oc tober 6 at 3:00 p. m. in the Rec-. reationai Building. Mrs. T- L- Kesler. troop leader, led the business discussion. Re freshments wfcre served aftefc which the meeting was dismissed. Reporter: Gall Morrison ? ? ?'??? ?? 'f J The ruffed grouse is one of a very few species which morfe peo ple are encouraged to hunt. Bio logists believe. that North Caro lina produces enough grouse to permit a great deal more hunting. AMAZING FUEL SAVER! Downdraft WOOD Heaters 24 HOUR THERMOSTATICS HEAT WITH ASHLEY - m EVEN HEAT with ASHLEY I MWi'TIITW IM pmM tetnfectory k co4d?*t You tkould build kit ooo fire ? hum, refuel m n?m< ever* twelve hour*, remore nlwi 3 timet montkly. Unbelievable beating t?p? city, many heating entire homei, ?ckooti, ttom. Wood burnt clean ? kti ?oot and grime ? urn waHf and drspot. Many ASHLEY users report savings of 50% and MORE on FUEL 0? MORE HEAT with ASHLEY Herd wood mended, ill wood tocceiifwtly uted Hum itom today. Ckooti the that teitt you, and you'd tnjoy flooci, controlled. heat, big fuel for year* to come! ty**? See Insist on an SKK THEM TODAY AT - PHIFER HARDWARE S. Battleground Ave. Phones 46 & 700 7 .^^?i i pc MISLED, Important Facts for the People ol Cleveland County about the relative costs of HEATING FUELS . .. -V V.Y ' -J. - . . ' . ? V' ? t V '* r '' - ?' ' ' ?' ? - * ? ? ' ' ?' ? ' QUESTION: What is the lowest costs automatic heating Fuel? ANSWER: Fuel Oil nd advpr+i? ? AillJ If ? Within the past few weeks, articles and advertisements have appeared in local newspapers, announcing the intro duction of so-called "Natural" Gas into the Cleveland County area. QUESTION: How much cheaper will Fuel Oil be than "Natural" Gas? ANSWER: The exact difference is not yet known, but there are clues. As a result of this barrage of publicity, people have the impression that so-called "natural" gas will result in re markable savings in home heating costs. THIS IS NOT THE CASE I QUESTION: Why is Oil so much chap?r than "Natural" Gas? ANSWER No. 1: Transportation Costs. ? %*??? Hi The rates for so-called "Natural" Gas in Kings Moun tain have not been made public yet. True, figures per cubic foot have been published ? but how many cubic feet does it take to heat your home? You KNOW how niany gallons of oil ! But the actual cost of "Natural" Gas will not be known until you have gone to the ex pense of converting, and receive your first bill ? then it's too late. The only logical comparison that can be made at this time is with other cities that have so-called "Natural" Gas. In Washington, D. C., "Natural" Gas costs an average of 3&6% more than Oil Heat in the same city! See your fuel dealer. He can supply you with amazing facts and figures ! <When you specify the type of heat to be installed in your present home, or your new home, remember you will be paying fuel bills year-in and year-out. Insist upon SAFE, dependable, low-cost, automatic OIL HEAT. The price of "Natural" Gas at the well is quite low AT PRESENT ? BUT THE TREND IS UPWARD ! In the West many communities find "Natural" Gas an economical fuel. But, the transportation and distribution of gas is very, very expensive ? COSTING APPROXIMATELY FIVE TIMES AS MUCH AS TRANSPORTING THE EQUIVALENT HEAT VALUE IN FUEL OIL. ANSWER No. 2: Competition. So-called "Natural" Gas will be available in Kings Moun tain from one source only ? a public utility, whose profit is ASSURED by law ! There will be no competition in "Natural" Gas in Kings Mountain. Fuel Oil has been supplying ample, safe, clean, low-cost automatic heat to the peopje of Kings Mountain for many years. Today, the majority of Kings Mountain homes are heated by oil ? at low cost. There are seven fuel oil dealers in the area ? competing vigorously with each other for your business. This competition means that you can Choose your supplier. As a result of this healthy competi tion, you are assured of prompt, dependable fuel oil service and low ftiel oil prices. . . FOR EXACT COMPARISONS. FOR YOUR OWN HOME. SEE YOUR INDEPENDENT. COMPETITIVE FUEL OIL DEALER or DEALERS X , .. ? * ?' "v ? S **??? . J& ?? ? ? ? ? ?? \ ; ? //j- ? . W - ' i ! ' Urn ? I ' ? < j
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