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\iea Senion Axe Now Competing
^r . Fourth 1966 PPG Scholaiship'
Shelby, N. C. — Area high
ehool senior boys and girls are
ompetlng for the Pittsburgh
late Glass Foundatbn commun-
;y scholarship being offered for
he fourth straight year, accord-
ng to J. V. Schweppe, Founda-
ion Agent and local plant man
ger for Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Company.
The competition is open to only
hose students who have taken
he National Merit Scholarship
Qualifying Test and filed their
.^PG Foundation applications last
spring, and will be graduating
Jrom designated area high
ichools or who are children pf
umployees graduating from sec
ondary schools elsewhere in 1966.
Test results are evaluated by
the Ntitional Merit Scholarship
Corporation to determine final
ists from which the 1966 winne:
will be selected by the PPG
Foundation Scholarship Commit
tee of prominent university edii-
:ators. Finalists will be inter
viewed next February and the
winner selected on the basis of
Davis Assigned
To Police Battalion
U.S. ARMY. EUROPE (AHTN
C)—Army Pvt. Ernest S. Davis,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Da
vis, Route 1, Grover, N. C., was
assigned to the 385th Military
Police Battalion in Grerniany
Dec. 9.
Davis is a military policemar
in the battalion near Komwest
heim. He entered the An.Tiy last
July and completed basic train
Ing at Fort Gordon, Ga.
The 21-year-old soldier was
graduated fro.n Blacksburg Higl
School in 1962 and attended Ben
ca (Ky.) High School. Before en
tering the Army he was employ
ed by llover Textile Company
Shelby, N. C.~
lest scores, scholastic record,
school recommendations, motiva
tion, leadership, citizenship, and
general character.
The PPG Foundation scholar
ship winner will receive an a-
ward ranging from $250 to $1500
yearly, depending on the s.u-
dent’s financial need as deter-
.mined by the National Merit
Scholarship Corpoiai.on.
Mr Schweppe remin4ed junior
.•lass students interested in th?
Foundation’s 1966-67 scholarsnip
progcam they must take the
NMSQT on Saturday,. February
26, 1966, or Tuesday, March 1,
1966. Also, juniors must file their
PPG Foundation applications
with him by March 31, 1986, to
become eligible for the scholar-
ihip program in their senior
year.
Students c.an oitain an appli
cation and brochuie on the 1966-
37 PPG Fo'undation community
scholarship program from their
nigh school principal, or by writ-”
ng to Mr. Schweppe at the iocsl
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
plant.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as;E.\ecutrix
if the estate of John 11. Gamble,
-leceased, late of Cleveland Coun-
y, North Carolina, this is to no
tify all per.sons having claims a-
gainst the estate of said deceas-
:d to present them tj the under-
;igned within six months from
Tanuary 11. 1963.,or his notice
vill be pleaded in bar of their
Letter To Editor
Dear Sir;
Concerning yo'ur article “Sta
dium Situatbn” of Jan. 6-1966, 1
feel that the people of Kings
Mountain do not wish to thro^’
away all the money that hat
been pledged and collected in a
"swamp hole” such as City Sta
dium
Kings Mountain is growing in
population as well as industry.
Now that we have our new
school completed, I feel -Kings
Mountain deserves a new stadi-
u.m even if we have to . wait a
few years.
The stadium such as it is—is
very difRcult for the elder fans
to get to their seats.
So I urge all parties concerned
not to throw away perfectly
good money on the swamp hole.
Sincerely,
Stephen E. Rathbone
-■ecovery.
All persons indebted to said
?state please make im.nediate
oayment.
This the 11th day of January,
1966.
Bett.v Roberts Gamble
409 Hawihome Road,
Kings Mountain, N. jC.
Executrix of John HI Gam
ble Estate
Hamrick, Mau.ney & Flowers
Attorney(s)
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NOTICE OF DLSSOLUTION
NORTH CAROLINA
CLEVELAND COUNTY
Under the provisions of Section
35-119 of tlie Genera] Statutes cf
North Carolina, notice is hereby
given that Kings Mountain Man
ufacturing Company, 410 North
Piedmont Street, Kings Moun
tain, Cleveland County, N.orth
Carolina, by resolution adopted
by its shareholders in accordance
with the provisions of Sevon 55-
118 of the General Statutes of
North Carolina, filed Articies cf
Dissolution in the office of the
Secretary of St.^te of North Car
olina on the 28th day of Decem
ber, 1965, and is now in tne pr' -
cess of liquidation.
This the 7th day of January,
1966. ** 1
Aubrey Mauney, Secretary
& Treasurer
Kings Mountain Manufac
turing Comp.any
GARLAND & ALALA, Attorneys
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Semi-Anniial
Yarn Sale
Starts Thursday, Jan. 13
20% OFF ON
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BERNAT Reg. Price Sale Price
Knitting Worsted .... 1.55 yd. 1.05 yd.
LUXURIA
Knitting Worsted .... 1.29 yd. 89c yd.
Dundee v 1-40 yd. 1.00 yd.
100% Acrylic ... . . 1.00 yd. 79c yd.
ALL KITS . . Va Oil Regular Price
Baby Yarn. Mohair. Boucle. Blarney
Spun. Cuddle Spun. Ski Sprint.
Etc 20% OH
ALL BOOKS ; Now Reduced 20%
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