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Area Ihidents On Honor Boll KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. Ni C. BOONE, N. C. — A total of 564 student! achieved grades which earned them honors oti the Dean’s List at Appaladiian State Teachers College during the Winter quarter, according to an announcement from the office of Dr. Kenneth We«b^ Jr, of Students. In order to qualify for the Dean’s List, a student must car ry a minimu.n of 15 hours of work, must achieve a grade point average of at least 3.00, must have no grade below a C, and must have no. incompletes or conditions in any courae. Among those on the Dean’s List at Appalachian from Cleve land County are the following: Klorence Bingliam, Sharon C. Costner, and Sara Lou Spurling of Lawndale; Jerry Lee Bridges, Hazel I. Conley, Jessife W. Hed rick of Shelby: Pdtneld Kay Chil ders, Mary Helen Goforth, Caro lyn Ann Heavner, and James Patrick Murphy of Kings Moim- tain; Lila Evelyn Grigg of Cher- ryville; Dana Sue Hedrick of Boiling Springs; Marian Rachel Jolley of Moores boro; and Loy Furman Sellers of Fallston. RADIO SERVICES Church services during the month of April will be broad cast on Sundays at 11 a.m. from First Presbyterian church. Camp Finishes Training Course WICHITA FALLS, Tex. — Air- [ L-nan ^bird Class Charles N. I Camp, son of Dock N. Camp of i Rt. 2, Kings Mountain, N. C., has | been graduated at Sheppard ^ ARB, Tex., from the training course for U. S. Air Force , air- ^ craft mechanics. Airman Camp, a graduate of Kings Mountain High School, is being assigned to McCoy AFB, Fla., for duty with the Air De- | fense Command. 1 Home Grounds l^hould Be Planned UNIVERSirY" pArk, pa.— Home grounds are an integral part of family life. It’s here a family lives and plays, and friends are entertained. According to a Pennsylvania State University correspondence cou^e on landscape planning, the ^arrangement of trees and shrubs, play spaces and service areas reflect individual tastes and compromises OFFICIAL BOARD The Official Board of Central | Methodist church will .meet j Monday night at 7:30 p.m. j T'-’istees will gather at 7.1^ 1 p.nai I • tniiai MR. RETAILER If you re not giving trading stamps, you are not getting full value from your advertis ing dollar. -OREENBAX STAMPS- ARE NOW AVAILABLE More Valuable To The Customer!. Less Expensive To The Dealer! PHONE 739-S566 GRAYSON'S lEWELRY ' 219 Soutfi Battleground Ave.« Kings Mountain. N. C. Site selection is first in heme landscape planning. A satisfying view, some protection from win ter’s winds, good soil drainage and probably other fabtors are considered. If you’re an avid gardener, good air drainage is needed, else late sprinig^ frosts catch your strawberries in full bloom. But there may be situa tions where you’re willing to overlook all these items, or con sider only one to the exclusion of others. For example, a rocky site Oil a hilltop may just suit some one of artistic temperament with little interest iin gardening. Home landscape planning is, more inclusive \han planting trees and shrubs. Penn' State’^ correspondence course is intended to be helpful at various stages of home development including site selection, house construction, soil grading, and planting of trees and shrubs. SWEETIE PIE IfkiTsSay, MarcK 31, I^6£i —Wb——A.-V* ril LS ‘ Anyone can enroll by sending his name and address with 4c to HOME LANDSCAPING, Box 5000, University Park, Pa. 16802. A complete course copy will be sent to you by mail. COMMUl^ION ' Sunday is Communion Sun day at First Presbyterian church. Dr. Paul Ausley, pas tor, will use the topic, “Popular Choice.’* The Sacrament of the iLord’s Supper will be obsberv- ed. one msocmiECTiiiTT RIGHT AWAY ’’Tou must have piled away a fortune at the office by picking Pop's brains for ideas!'* Ca// Bi®(§^Qi Titfay/ \ Fanners To Vote In Referendum committee, announce that in No. 4 Township Kings Mountain Farm Center at 126 E. Gold street will be the polling for area voters. place NiirriN. CUIOANCf ^kuutee Amt. of lean ••p*». m«nf Amt. ef lean tw*r. ment $240.00 $10.00 $304.00 $21.00 312.00 13.00 $24.00 26.00 408.00 17.00 720.00 30.00 CMrtn cilculatttf ht Kcoftfatm witt MW North Caroliita loan law 121 N. (Opposite LaFAYETTE ST. First Baptist Church) SHELBY PHONE^2-2434 Hours: 9-5:30 Mens., Tues., Thurs. £ Fris., 9-1:00 Weds. £ Sats. 2:17tfn Egg, cattle and swine produc ers in Cleveland County will go to the polls on Wednesday, April 27, to vote again in a referendum to promote their respective en terprise. These referenda were made possible by an act of Legis lature whereas proiiucers may vote to assess themselves to pro mote their enterprise. Firemen To Sell Barbecue Plates Bethlehem Volunteer Fire De partment will sponsor the sale of barbecue Saturday from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. at the department in the Bethlehem community. Webb Kiser, chairman of Proceeds will be applied to the the ! building fund and for purchase Cattfemen’s Referendum co.-nmit- tee, Dan Jones, chairman of the Egg Marketing Referendum com mittee, and Tom Hamrick, chair man of the Swine Referendum of equipment. Tickets are $1.50 and may be purchased from local firemen or at the door on Saturday. NO. 1 IN The Garolinas! 66 FORD SALES ARE GOING AT Q—1 am 57 years old and ceive social security disability in surance benefits. Am I eligible for Medicare loenefits? A—^No. Only persons age 65 oi older will be eligible for health insurance benefits. Q—I am 68 years of age and still working. What do I do to qualify for Medicare? A—You need to apply if you have never applied for social se curity pr railroad retirement benefits' And you should apply by March 31 if you want protec tion under both parts of Medi care when the program starts July 1. Q—I aim, over 65 and receive sodjd security benefits. If "Wfoose not to sign up for medicbl insurance at this time, will have a later opportunity to en roll? A—Yes. There will be a gen eral enrollment period October to December 31, 1967. However your premiuni rate will be high er if you wait until then to sign up. Q—I am 70 years old and not entitled to social security bene fits. I came to the United States 10 years ago, but I am not a citi zen. Am I eligkle for Medicare? A—^As .an alien, you can be en titled to health insurance bene fits if you were lawfully admitted to the U. S. for permanent resi dence and have lived in the Unit ed States continuously for 5 years just before the month you apply for health insurance benefits Q—I am over 65 but have nev er filed a claim for social secur ity retirement benefits since earn too much. Will I automatifr ally be eligible for health insur ance benefits? A—-No, you must file a claim Visit a social security district of fice and bring your social secur ity number, an estimate of your earnings for 1965, and some old documentary evidence to show how old you are. <,-Q—I am 65, but have never whrked under social security. Ami I eligible for health insurance? A—Definitely, 'but you should get in touch with your social se curity office as soon as possible. I If you do not enroll by March 31, rl you will not be able to sign up y! for medical insurance protection unti) October 1967, and your cov erage will not be effective until July 1968. This, of course, means that any medical expense you in cur between July 1966 and July 1968 will not be covered by med- icial insurance because you miss ed the first enrollment period. A RECORD BREAKING PACE...WE MEAN TO Keep It That Way. Forget List Price... Come On In. FORD NO. 1 IN SALES In The GAROLINAS BIDS The City of Kings Mountain is receiving bids for two % ton pickup trucks to be used by the sewage and electrical depart ments. Full specifications are obtain able in the office of the city clerk and treasurer. The city reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids. This the 24th day of March, 1966. Joe H. Mcl>aniel, Jr. City Clerk 3:24—31 FABULOUS EQUIPMENT INCLUDES: STRAIGHT DRIVE TRANSMISSION FASTBACK V-8 ENGINE • msh Air Heater • WaU-To-WaU • Electric Wipers Corpet and Washers • Outside Mirror • Seat Belts. Front • Electric aock and Bear • B<xck-Up Lights • OU niter • Padded Dosh • ICC Emergency Flasher • Self-Adjusting Brakes • SGJXn MUc Lube System 2345 This Is Ford Country! MUSTANG -- America’s Most Popular Car! MUSTANG STANDARD EQUIPMENT INCLUDES: Iti? Bucket Seats Vinyl Trim WaU-To-WaU Carpet Wheel Covers OU Filter Arm Rests Turn Indicators Electric Wind shield Wipers Bock-up Lights 36J)00 MUe Lube System Deluxe Steering Wheel w" -• V. ' •'.Z’tV*- Ford's Famous 1769 Seat Belts, front 6 cyL Engine and reor Fresh Air Heoter • Outside Mirror Padded Dash and • ICC Flasher Visors * Self-Adjusting Oil Filter Brakes Deluxe Dash Panel with instruments iiuteod of lights Pewter is a soft metal so avoid hard abrasives or metal polish when clean* ing. For regular care wash the pewter in hot soap sud^ rinse and dry. For tarnish apply silver polish with a soft brush. While polish is still wet add soap suds and work up a lather of polish and soap. Dry and rub with flannel cloth, to get a soft luster. CUSTOM 500 4-DR. - This Is A Full Size Car! D*w Awr ipuci u K BITK"!' * Ford's Famous 150 • Fresh Air Heater • Back-Up Ughts • Outside Mirror BESBI IfUT ON AllL IVliilllUiI H.P. Engine • Oil Filter • 36.000 Mile Lube# ,Seat Belts, front 9 Arm Rests, front System ^ and rear and rear • Self-Adjusting • ICC Emergency 9 Turn Indicators Brakes Flasher 9 Electric Wind- 9 All Standard Foc-9 Padded Dash ond shield Wipers tory Equipment Visors C. E. WARLICK INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Protection I's Largest le Ford SOUTHWEL FORD ri iBiiiiididlitr 910 Shelby Road % Business % Auto % Home Dial 739.3S11 110 W. Mountoin SL 4:23-ttn LEli • di IF PI O roi s ■' M ! tl b JEK a .. K me o ‘ « r; pi T PEI E si $; H Ui DEI P P 5 EV] V s P B i \ I I DB 4 I 1 I FO I I t FO 5 t c C SI FO \ t 1 SI
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