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TKups'day, April 14, 1966
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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
A NEW CONTEST EACH
Pag« 3
PICKUP NEW FREE RACE CANOS!
’UTS to n m SANS
YOU CAN WIN UP TO $500 EACH WEEK! Tn winners each weeki
$500.00 WINNER
LONNIE T. GREGORY
$100.00 WINNERS
FRANK SPEARMAN
MRS. BEULAH TEtLEY
ROBERT SLOAN
MRS. M. P. TURNER
WALTER B. CLARK
^ WIN $500 WEEKLY . . .
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TV s MOST EXCITING SPORTS GAME
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HERE'S HOW YOU PLAY
Get your FREE RACE CARD each week at Winn-Dixie. No
purchase is necessary. Save your race card and watch the
five televised races on WBTV each Saturday night at 7 P.M.
If your horse's number finishes as indicated on your free
card, you are a winner. You can win in any one of the five
races each week. Winning race numbers., are also posted
Monday in all Winn-Dixie Stores. Get your free card with
each visit to Winn-Dixie!
LET'S GO TO
THE RACES'
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WEEK
_1st RACE
_2n^ACE‘
_3rd RAC
_4th
5th mI
WFBC
Channtl 4
Channtl 4
L^^raanvillt, S. C
$at. |.|:30 P.M
WBTV
Ckannil3
Charletit, N. C.
Sat. 7 7:30 P.M.
*5.00
4ih
WiAfier
sib a«c«
^*25.00
*100.00
*500.00
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ik your TV scraan for tha numbar of tha winning
ihia numbar with tba numbar of your card undar
i1>ar on your card corrasponds. you have a winnar.
your Winn-Dixia store. Winners
a award within 72 hours attar vari-
inning cards must ba radaamad t
iraa days aftar telacasL
I MCtuiry to lUiiR tots ■ercfiaiiiKsjN{ cird.
Pkl 19 yiir tard al TMf Wnm Dixie Store.
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A New Contest Each Week! Pick Up New Free Race Cards!
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ROAST •. 7 9^
W-D U. S. CHOICE Round, Sirloin Tip or Rib
ROAST.. *99^
W- U. S. CHOICE . . CHUCK
STEAK.. 69^
W-D U. S. CHOICE Boneless N. Y. Strip or Rib Eye
$159
W-D U. S CHOICE Boneless Top Sirloin |
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^ GREEN STAMPS
With this coupon & purchase of
13-OZ. SIZE
SUAVE
Hair Spray
VOID AFTER APRIL 1 6TH
AT VOUR LOCAL WIWM-DIICIE
GREEN STAMPS
With this coupon & purchase of
3 TO 4 LB. SIZE
W-D ROASTING
Chicken
VOID ArTER APRIL 1 6TH
AT yOON LOCAL W(NN*DIXIK
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LAY'S . . SLICED
EX.TR>%
GREEN STAMPS
With this coupon & purchose of
LARGE SIZE
BAN ROLL ON
Deodorant
VOID AFTER AFRIL 1 6TH
AT VOUW tOCAt WIMM«D>KIK
ExnrR/%
Jm GREEN STAMPS
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TWO PKGS.
SCHREIBER
Burger Che^ese
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AT VOUR LOCAC WiNN>OIXIR
BOIOGNA
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1-LB.
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LAY'S 3 LITTLE PIGS
1-LB.
PKG
iX GREEN STAMPS
With this coupon & purchase of
IOOaCT. NINE'INCH
FONDA WHITE
Paper Plotet
VOID AFTER AFRIL t6TH
AT YOUR COCAL WINN»OIKtB
JUICY FLORIDA
LARGE . . FIRM
PALMETTO FARMS QUARTERS . . Limit 4 with $5. order
39^ MARGARINE .
2 it 29^
JiH GRKN STAMPS
With this coupon & purchaae uf
•IX lO'Oz. PKoe.
ASTOR LEAF OR
Chopped Spinach
VOID AFTER APRIL 16TH
AT VOUN LOCAL WtNW»eiRIE
HEAD LETTUCE 2
U. S. NO. 1 . . IDAHO BAKING
POTATOES ...10
MORTON'S . . ALL FLAVORS
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Limit 1 with $5. order ASTOR
39^ COFFEE ; 58c .
MAXWELL HOUSE
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^UE OR WHITE ARROW . . Liiait 1 with other purchases
Giant QO^
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CREAM PIES ... 4 'XT 99'^ pineapple 4 - no. 2 cans $i
Im dX GMm STAMPS
With this coupon & purchose of
TWO TASTE O* SKA
SEAFOOD. FHRIMP OR
Perch Dinners
VOID AFTER AFRIL I 6TH
DIXIE THRIFTY (THE REAL THING) THREE 12-oz. CANS 99< ASTOR PURE VEGETABLE . . . Limit 1 with other purchoses
JUICE. . 6 ‘
cans
99^ SHORTENING
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58c
SUPERBRAND SHERBET OR
dX GREBI STAMPS
With this coupon & purchase of
2 CHEF BOY-AR-DKK
CHEESE OR SAUSAGE
Pizzas
VOID AFTER APRIL 16TH
AT TOUR iOCAL WtllN»OIKtK
HALF
GAL
IM dXGREIN stamps
With this coupon & purchase of
TWO 12.FK. FKOS.
•KALTEST
Space Shots
VOID AFTER AFRIL 1 STM
AT VOUR t^OCAL WINN-DHCtg
■Slf m iX GREEN STAMPS
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1 TO a LB. FKO.
_BO»TON BUTT
Poi’k Steaks
VOID AFTER AFRIL 1 6TH
SAVE 361/20
THRIFTY-MAID
Select
Tomatoes
No. 303 Cans
7/$l
SAVE 221/2*
THRIFTY MAID
EARLY JUNE or
Sweet'
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Grape
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46-oz. Cans
SAVE 16*
THRIFTY
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Tomato
Catsup
20-oz. Bottles
BETHWARE
OAK GROVE NEWS
Pl/ Mrs. Ruth Vesa
Phone 739-5035
The .Oak Grove Baptist church
revival ended Sunday night with
one addition for Baptism; Clyde
Lovelace. The Baptismal Service
■and Loi'd’s Supper will be ob
served Sunday night April 17 at
7 o’clock.
Miss Katherine Gibbons of
Charlotte spent the weekend with
her parents-Mr. and Mrs. David
Gibbons. Mr. and Mrs. John Me-
Kenny and family visited them in
the afternoon. ' •
Miss Sheila Vess and Miss
Elaine Gibbons visited Martha
Grigg Sunday.
Miss Jan Fisher of Charlotte,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
David Fishbr.
Mrs. Lester Harmon and 'Billie
spent Sunday with \Ir. and Mrs.
Bill^Babbs Su.pday. . “
Recent visitors in the home of
Mrs. Dale Hannon and daugh
ters were Lt. and Mrs. Miehael
Cestaro and Ancira of Fort Ben-
ning, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Adams of
Dallas, N. C. visited recently
with Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Greene.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lovelace
and'children of Asheville, visited
Mr. and .Mrs. T. C. iLovelace Fri
day afternoon. ■.
Visitors in the liome .of Mr.
and .Mrs. E. E. Bab.;s Sunday
were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cox
and daughter of Charlotte; Mr.
and Mrs. Jeff Howell of Stanley;
and -Mr. .anej Mrs. Bill Babb and
Mrs. Lester Harm.on and Billie.
• Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Preslar of
Charlotte, visited Mrs. ‘Thurman
Green and children Saturday. Mr.
Greene is a patient in the Kings
-Mcmntain hospital.
David Baptist church.will have
a Music Study Course April 1,S-21
with Mr. Eugene Ellis, Band Dir-
ectbr for Shelby Jr. High Band,
will teach the book “Beginning
Music Reader.”
The Intermediate, Siunday
School Class of David Baptist
church had a weiner Roast at the
Kings Mountain Battleground
Saturday^ ..afternoon. Mr. Lewds
Crawford. Mr. Wiley Allen, Mr.
W. A. Mc-Swain, Jr., and Mrs.
Howard IvjcKee and their fami
lies went with the group.
I -Mr. a ml Mrs. P. H. MeSwain
/, attended a family gathering at
! the home of Mrs. Celia Gauldin
of Rock Hill, S. C. Sunday.
-Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dixon and
Kay visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom
my Champion Sunday afternoon.
Ml’S. T. A. Champion, Sr. was
dismissed from Kings Mountain
hospital last Thursday and visit
ed her, daughter, Mrs. ..C. Neal
Porter and family for the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Champion,
Jr. have moved to Charlotte aft
er spending several weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. JEugene Champion
and boys.
The El Bethel home demonstra^
tion club will meet Friday at 2:30
with Mrs. Hill Lowery. Mrs. iBill
Babb will lead a discussion on
"How to Make your own Bed
spreads."
The Golden Circle of David
Baptist will meet with Mrs. Wiley
Allen Friday night at 7 o’clock.
Rev. and Mrs. Donald Hornibf
Buie’s Creek visited his mother,
Mrs. Holland Horn for the week
end.
Mr. Oland Horn; Mr. Clyde
Dixon and Mrs. 'Tracy McGinnis
attended the wedding of Miss
Nell Horn and David Pardue Fri
day night at Richburg, S- C-
Mr. and Mrs. David McDaniel
of Hendersonville are visiting Mr
and Mrs. Oland Horn and fam
ily and other reUtives in the
community.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Putnam
and boys and Mrs. Georgia Led
ford of Charlotte visited Mr. and
Mrs. Crawford Lovelace Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Davis
had a family gathering at their
home with 25 relatives present.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vess, Jr. ^
and Joel visited Mr. and Mrs. Lu-,
ther Hoyle and family of Cherry-,
ville Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Dale Harmon accompani
ed Mrs. Rachel Weaver, Mrs.
Dorothy Weisman and Mrs. Shir-
.iey Martin to Raleigh to take
their State Board Exam of Prac
tical Nurses Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Buford Ware and
children visited Mr. and Mrs.
Sam. Lylerly of Folly Beach, S.
C. for the weekend.
-Miss Kathy Calhoun of Ruth.,
erfordton visited her grandpar-.
ents Mr. and Mrs. Zay Moore
from Thursday through Sunday.
Her parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Calhoun visited Sunday and took,
her home.
Visitors Monday in the home
of Mrs. Lee Devenney were Mrs:.
Ruffin 'Brackett and Mrs. Gerald.
Ruffin of Caser.
The Junior Girls Class of Da
vid Baptist church had a party
Saturday afternoon at the home
of their teacher, Mrs. Wiley Al
len.
The Primary Department of
Oak Grove Baptist church had an
Easter Egg Hunt at the church
Saturday afternoon.
EXECUTRIX’S NOTICE
Having qualified as executrix
for the Estate of J. Max Brand-t,^
on, Jr., all persons having claims
against said estate will please
file same with the undersigned
on or before October 14, 1966 or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of any recovery.
All persons indebted tb said es
tate will plcjase make iinmediate
payment. '1^
This the 7th day of April, 1966.
Flossie D. Brandon,
Executrix
Davis, White & White, Attorneys
4:14—5:5
Telephone
Talk
By R. B. MOORE
WANT O MAKE THE VERY MOST OF TELE
PHONE SPEED AND CONVENIENCE? TRY FOL
LOWING THESE FOUR EASY STEPS . . .
. Listen for the dial tone... if you start to dial
^ too soon after picking up the receiver, the full
^ number may not register with dialing equip
ment. You’ll either get a wrong number, or the
call won t go through. Remember, the dial tone
is your signal that the telephone is ready to re
ceive your call.
Refer to the number while you dial... espe-
™ cially if it’s an unfamiliar one. Memory can
» play strange tricks, so it’s a good idea to have
the number in front of you as you dial, either
in the directory or in your personal number list.
l«t the dial return at its own speed... if you
try to hurry the dial back faster than its normal
speed, all the numbers may not register with
telephone dialing equipment!
Speak directly into the transmitter... the phono
is designed to pick up the voice of the caller,
and eliminate as much background noise as
possible. This means your voice is clearest and
most easily understood when you speak directly
into the phone.
WITH THE SUMMER SEASON UPON US WE
ALL AT SOME TIME OR ANOTHER WILL
PROBABLY VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL MOUN
TAINS. LET’S TRY AND REMEMBER THAT
FOREST FIRES WILL DESTROY THIS WON
DERFUL SCENERY THAT NATIJRE HAS
PLACED HERE FOR USl TO ENJOY. SO DO
YOUR PART AND MAKE SURE THAT YOU
ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR STARTING A
FOREST FIRE. ^