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V li THursday, January 27, 1966' KINGS mountain HERALD, kings MOUNTAIN, N. C. / F«9«3 >d- . '5' COMPLETES BASIC — A/3C Kenneth Wayne Dellinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dellinger of Kings Mountain, has com-, pleted basic training at Lack-' land AFB. in San Aiitonio, Texas and has been assigned to Walker AFB in Roswell, New Mexico. Airman Dellin ger's address: AF 14923304 CMS 306-6 Trans. Squadron Walker AFB, RoswelL New Mexico. K-Wde Vehicle Safety Re0ns Feb. 16 RALEIGH — The statewide “Vehicle Safety Inspection Pro gram,’’ a major part of Govern or Dan Moore’s effort to curtail the surging traffic accident toll in North CardTiha, will got un derway on February 16. Governor Moore said more than 2,400 service stations and garages throughout the state have been licensed to conduct the vehicle inspection. The Safety Inspection Pro gram, authorized by the 1965 General Assembly, is intended to rid the highways of unsafe ve hides. Defective safety equip ment has been shown to be a frequent cause of traffic acci dents. “We are convinced this pro gram, by removing from our highways the serious hazard ol unsafe vehicles, can help to con trol traffic deaths and accidents in North Carolina,” the governor said. “Safety Inspection is for the benefit and protection of every motorist in our Stkte.” Stations licensed o conduct ve hicle safety inspections will be recognized by the green and white “Official North Carolina Safety Equipir.ent Inspection Sta tion” sign that will be prominent ly displayed at each licensed sta tion. Authorized mechanics will inspect only those items neces sary to the safe operation of the vehicle—brakes, light's, steering mechanism, horn, windshield wipers and directional signals. “Tlie Safety Inspection Pro gram is geared to the conveni ence of the motorists,” Governor Moore explained. “In most cases, the licensed station is a neighbor hood firm where the motorist is already receiving -service.” He said inspection of the six safety items will require only a- bout 20 minutes. Defects may be corrected during the Tnspection, the governor said' The date by which a vehicle must be inspected is determined by the last number on the ve hide’s license plate. The schedule follows: If the last The vehicle must number on your be inspected license plate is: by: 3 March 31, 1966 4 April 30, 1966 5 May 31, 1966 6 June 30, 1966 7 July 31, 1966 - 8 Aug i-st 31, 1966 9 Sentpmbor 30, 1966 0 October 31, 106’ 1 November 30, 1966 2 December 31, 1966 He pointed out that disapprov ed vehicles will be entitled to re inspection, free of charge, pro vided it is conducted by the ini tial inspection station and within 90 days of the initial inspection. .. BETHWARE OAK GROVE NEWS . By Mrs. Ruth Vesa Phone 739-5035 Rev. and Mrs. Dale Thornburg, -Mike, Chris and Susan of Le- loir, visited Mrs. Thornburg’s mother, Mrs. J. T. Barber fast week. The follow'ing people joined Oak Grove Baptist church re cently: Mr, and Mrs. Edward Taylor by letter and Mr. Carl Orackett for Baptism. Therq will be a Baptisimal service at the church Sunday at the Morning -'-laiup oc. v.ce. ,Rev. and Mrs. Dale Thornburg, Miss Thelma Thornburg and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Barber visited Mr% and Mrs. Frank Thornburg at Fairforest, S. C. last week. Mr. Melvin Barber, Melvin, Jr., and Steve of Columbia, S. C. vis ited Mr, J. T. Barber Sunday. - Among those from the com munity who are patients al Kings Mountain hospital this week ard: Mrs. Zay Moore and Walter Vess, Sr. Mrs. T. A. Champion fell Gak Grov'e church Maidx«d Morrio at Sunday and Newk items this week from Mecklenburg, Wilkes, Northamp ton, Columbus, Avery and Vance counties. injured her hip and ankle. She is confined to her home. Those visiting her. Sunday w’ere: Mrs. Annie. Barnes of Grover, and Mr. and Mrs. C. Neal Porter of Shel by. Mrs. Keever Hamrick, Phyllis and Wanda visited Mr, and Mhs. Walter Vess, Sr. Sunday after noon. Mrs. Dale Harmon took Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lovelace and Mrs. Eugene Lovelace to visit Pvt. Eugene Lovelace at Fort Gordon, Augusta, Ga. Sunday. Visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Green Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. J, Fred Ross of Fort Mill, S. C. and Mr. and Mrs. E.Tmett Green and daugh- tert BREAD IN VIET NAM Homemade bread is baking m Saigon, South Viet Nam, thanks to a wise homemaker, the Mftck lenburg County Home Demon stration Club cookbook, and an alert extension agent. Several weeks ago, a hemo- maker, called the Extension - of fice. She reported her daughter, a government worker in ^iaigon, was trying to bake broad. But it wouldn’t raise. Mrs. ^ Margatet 'Tyson, assistant home'economics extension agent, gave her several reasons for the failure. Three weeks later the mother called again. She said her daugh ter had been adding hot water, rather than warm wate’’, to the yeast. Now, she reports, daugh ter and bread are bp'h doing fine. TO GOOD HEALTH Good health is an important asset to everyone. Home Demon stration Club members in Wilkes' CoKjnty, realize. So these ladies are taking steps to make other Wilkes Countians health - con scious in 1966. M0.mbers will give educational materials to the people of the county, urging them to ha\e phy sical checkups, Specially for cancer, V Other contributions made by the women include these: help ing staff the county cancer clinic seven months a year, helping with the Crippled clinic, and working at the bloodmobilc from September through May. INCREASE value Make a shrewd purchase a-nd add a bit of hard work. The re sult—an object that is five times more valuable than when you bought it. Here’s the story. Mrs. E. L. Jenkins, Northamp ton County, bought a .second hand chest of drawers for $2.5 and asked the extension home economist for instructions on cleaning and refinishing it. When she’s through, the chest Mrs. Jenkins bought for $2.5 will be worth at least $125. develop picnic AREA „ Tourists stopping for picnics along the roadside of highway 74 in Columbus County, Were leav ing the area littered. Members of the Evergreen Home Demon stration Club decided to dp some thing about Hiese litterbugs, Mrs. Elaint'. Blake, home economics extension agent, reports. ^Mrs. Duval Inman and Mrs. Jack Britt, co-iiairman of the ced To project, looked Tor a spot that would makc-rriTTvely picnic areor Mrs. J. C. Pa^in leased the chosen land to me state and the Avery County, have been learn-, ^ ing how to sew on these special | Green Promoled Marie Scott, home ecf0h(5i.T:ics | FOIH extension agent, says the lesson ^ g VIFT^'-'M (AH- included pattern selection, sew- ‘ puaH£>» n rraun fn ms machine adjustments, cutting ^ and marking, and seam Ilnishes.l(3„,„^ Route t.'s^semw Oty. COIN-OPERATED * j N- C-, was promoted to specialist DRYCLEANING four Dec. 23 in Vietnam where' Coin-operated dryclcaning has j he is serving with the SCMth become big'business the p,ast | Transportation Battalion, couple of 3'ears. So Home Dem Club members in Vance County are learning to , cope with the ins and outs of; rank equivalent to the rank state highway department furn-1 coin-operated cleaning, ished a picnic table and trasli Among the tips they ve receiv- colloction barrels. ”! Separate dark- Specialist Green, a clerk in the battalion’s 119th Transportation (’orribany. entered the Army in C. E. WARLICK INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Protection # Bmtness # Auto # Home Dial 73ir-3611 1 ■ ll0 W. Mountain St. k — 4:28^ 'I iB fexatl At Our Drug Store 1 ill J n 'y' The picnic area became so pop-i light-color-; October 1964 and received basic lular, people often had to wait foravoid lint; T-,tnlng at Fort Jabkson, S. C. tables. The iVofremakers are now i‘^‘^hection during" tcleaning. Oi’ He arrived overseas in vtAt^ust I thinking of buvitig an additional ' y'°“ ‘^rn garments inside out; 1965. inicnie fable mil u-nier ryiimn i ^eep the right side lint free. 1 , Remove fancy buttons or orna- ! Green was graduated from SEWING .SPECIAL FABRICS ments; close zippers, and fasten I Dallas high school in I960 Today’s fabric textures run the | hooks so tliey won’t catch on { was employed by Talon, Inc., gamut from smooth pure silk to other articles. Take along enough Stanley, before entering the Ar- bulky mohair and nubbed or j hangers to hang up all garments my. slubbed'manmade yarns. Home I as Soon as you take them from ' Demonstration Club members in rthe machine.I ■ ; US E D CARS that are Feal . ,t (pexait) MELTAMINS JRe yi the CHEWABLE vitamin tablet Kids love to take Meltamins Jr. because they taste so good, yet they’re sugar-free! Each tablet ^ contains 11 vitamins, plus liver ^ concentrate and iron. 60 tablets 3.29 Meltamins Jr. CHEWABLE MULTI'VITAMIN TABLETS Jr 9mtT mmtk [ U VKioifts aih 6if iim CoamtotB •id I'm, dtilcima timm • MMm MM iH f i ^TirflMI c inifu Just pat it on and within 30 seconds you feel soothing relief from mus cular sprains, stiffness. Even brings temporary relief from minor rheu matic pains.. Cooling or Warming Liquid 2flor 1.A9 chlorophyll MOUTHWASH • Refreshing minty flavor • Sweetens mouth and breath __ • Cooling Gargle ^ Pint 98^ SALE SPECIAL! 14-OZ. Rexoll Brite Hair Spray 59c Reg. $1.49 ’SACE'SPCClAii! Woodbury Nqituraliy J^ovely HCiir Spray Reg. Price 99c Now — 59c ^LE SPECIAL! Special SniO Size Woodbury Shampd^o 69c EACH 2 ior $1.00 Normal'& Dry Hair SALE SPECIAL! Lady Esther 4-Purpose Cream Reg. Price SI.49 Now $1.10 Save 39c SALE SPECIAL! 4 Rolls Rexall Bathroom Facial Quality Tissue 44c FREE delivery Monday thni SaMiday 9 ajn. to 9 pjlL SALE SPECIAL Fast Home Permanents By Rexcdl Regular $2.00 Now V2 Price $1.00 each I Victory Chevrolet Company Phone 739-5471 Kings Moinrttdn^ N. C. CHARLIE DIXON IS HAVING ANOTHER USED CAR SALE — f , CALL OR SEE L T. McGinnis ^ _ Rob Goforth 1965 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 4 Dr Sport Sedan SAVE $1000.00 1965 CHEVROLET IMP ALA 4 Dr. Station Wagon SAVE $1000.00 1965 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4-Dr. Factory Air Cond SAVE $1000.00 1965 CHEVELLE Super Sport Coupe SAVE $1000.00 1964 FORD 1964 FORD 1964 FORD 1963 FORD 1963 FQRD 1962 FORD 1962 FORQ 1961-FpRD 1960 FORD 1960 FORD USED FORD BUYS OF THE WEEK 4-Dr. Sport Sedan, Galaxie 500 $1^5.1 2-Dr. Sport Coupe, Straight Drive 1709. 2-Dr. Sport Coupe, Calaxie 500 (4 Spe^d) 1999. 2-Pr. Calaxie, Ford-o-matic 1679. 4-Dr. Fairlane 500 Ford-o*matic 1169. ^ ' \ 4-Dr. Sedan Ford-o-matic : 989. 4-Dr. Sedan, Ford-o-matic 949. STATION WAGON. Straight Drive 639. STATION WACON. Ford-o-matic . 829. 2-gr. Straight drivo 619. OTHER MONEY SAVERS 1964 CHEVROLET 4-Dr. Sport Sedan, Air Conditioning $1899.00 1964 CHEVROLET 4-Dr. Statioii WagQn.„Air Conditioning 2289^lf 1964 CHEVROLET 4-Dr. Station Wagon, Bei'Air 2249.00 ■ 19K CHEVROLET IMPALA S.S. Coupe, 4 Speed . 1799.00^- 1963 STUDEBAKER. 4-Dr. Straight Dr^ve .. 739.00 1962 CHEVROLET, Sta. Wagon Sftaight Drive, One Owner . 1009.00 1958 CHEVROLET. Station Wagon, 4-Dr. 369.00 " 'S LOOK! LOOK! —^LOOKI 7394571 'i960 DODGE 4'Dr. Straight Drive.......... ...... $18d.O# — . , 1956 PONTIAC, 4-Dr. Sedan •. v 99.0$ 19M CliiVROLET, 4-Dr. Sedan 89.00' 1955 CHEVROLET, 4-Dr. Sedan o!# SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN 7:30 JLM. To 0 PJIr 0 Day$ WEEK t* I ■ A
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