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Excellent Pay and Benefits
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Bulington Yarn Company
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TEXTILE
Workers
The plants of the Dover Textile Group,
Shelby, N. C. have several openings for
textile workers. Applications for these
positions may be made at . . .
DOVER PLACEMENT CENTER
904 Buffalo Street* Shelby, N. C.
DORA YARN MILL. CherryvUle, N. C.
Mondoy through Friday. 8 o.m. until 5 p.m.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
Two acres of land about
three miles from city lim
its of Kings Mountain. In
good community. Hard
surface road and beautiful
view of Mountains.
Five room frame dwell
ing on York Road with all
conveniences, nice kitchen
cabinets. You will have to
see it to appreciate it.
Shown only by appoint
ment.
Bright D. Ratterree
Real Estate Man
411 W, Mountain St.
PHONE 739-3114
5:2tfn
SIX ROOM brick house for sale.
Two baths, double caipoit. On
large lot with *2 ba.sement. 212
South Roxford Road. Seo by ap
pointment. Phone 739-4964. Call
after 3:30. 4:25-5:16pd
Legols
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POLITICAL NOTICK:
NariCE OF SALE OK
REAL PROPERTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the Kings Mountain City
Board of Education will on the
18th day of May, 19&S at 11:00
o’clock A.M. on the premises of
i the prop<*rty descrilMKi beloW’ of-
. I for sale to the highest bidder
V for oash that certain tract of
209 City Street. ®**i|lV* j land lying and being in the City
I of Kings Mountain. Cleveland
ll;23tfn I ^Qynty, North Carolina ' more'
particularly described as follow.s:
Lying in the City of Kings
or 739-4816.
FOR SALE—Beautiful brick home.
Nine rooms. Five bedrooms. On
lovely w’ooded lot, approximate
ly one and one half acres.
Three car garage with rumpus
room behind garage. York Road,
Kings Mountain. Call 739-3416
between 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. Night,
739-2457. 4:lltfn
FOR SALE — Sixty-iwo acre.s of
land. 48 acres on York Road —|
Highway 161. Signs along prop
erty. Also small tract of 14
acres adjoining Lake Montonia j
property. See CLIFTON Me*!
CLARY, one mile south of I
Crowder’s Mountain Mill on j
Sparrow Springs Road. TBLE-1
PHONE 739 2316. 3.T4tfn'
TOR SALE —• Six room frame,
house, attached garage, three |
baths, at 113 Cleveland Ave-!
1 nue, on lot 125x175 feet. PHONE |
; 739-4187. 2:15tfnl
state
call US
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Board
» Service
2-3520
487-6964
8858
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NOW OPENED
Smarts Lawnmowei Shop
824 Grace St. Kings Mtn., N. C.
Phone 739-2089
Repair Service
4/4 Pd. TFN
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
41.82-acre tract, located east o:
1-85 near Dixon Road.
59.52 ■ acre tract known as
Will Dye Place in Oak Grove
Community, joins Potts & Mud
dy Fork creeks.
House and lot at 311 W. Gold
Street, 119 feet front, 192 feet
deep.
Valuable lot, 111 fronting W.
Mountain, 150 feet deep, now
rented by Victory Chevrolet
^^ompany.
Two new houses, 713 and 715
Meadowbrook Road, full base
ment, 3-bedrooms each, lots
100 by 145 feet.
Numerous fine residential
lot for sale — Call from
noon to 1 or after 5 p.m.
HAL S. PLONK
REAL ESTATE BROKER
PHONE 739-2491
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Mountain, No. 4 township,
Cleveland County.
BEGINNING at the corner of
Parker and Watterson Street.s
in said town and runs with
Parker Street East 285 feet to
an iron stake; thence South 306
feet to a stake; thence West
285 feel to a stake on East
edge of Watterson Street;
thence along East edge of
W’atterson Street 306 feet to
the BEIGINNING, containing
two acres.
Reference is hereby made to
deed from City of Kings Moun-j
tain to Trustees for Kings
Mountain School Admini.stra-
five Unit dated May 11. 19.53
now on record in the Office of
the Register of Deed.s for Cleve
land County in book 6-U at
page 388.
The highest bidder at the sale
may. be required to make a cash
deposit in the amount of 25G
of tlie bid price.
TItU sale is made under the
provisions of .Section 115-126 of
the General Statutes of North
Carolina and the Kifics Mountain
City Board of Education re.serve.s
the right to refect or confirm
and accept any bid made for the
purchase of said realtv.
This 18lh dav of Anri! 1968.
KINGS MOUNTAIN CTTV
BOARD OF EDUCATTOV
by Donald D. Jones. Sec.
4:2.5-5:16
FOR SALE — Three bedroom brick;
house. Must see to appreciate.!
Telephone 739-3705. 3:28-5:1
FOR SALE—150 acres near Kings
Mountain. Large road frontage
on 1-85. 80 acres in permanent
pasture. All tillable. Priced to
sell C. C. A C. A. WALLACEh
Phone 864-4941, 864-6068, 867-'
7091. 4:25-5:9!
Gettih^ ready
to rftmadel?
Plan to install a
KitMiil
Dishwasher
THREE BEDROOM house for sale
at 706 Bridges Dr. Brick, Car
port, Dining - Kitchen combi-
, , nation. Call after 3 p.m. 739-
*5238. 3:7tfn
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venue.
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Road. A
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rooms, 2
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Parker
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es Open
5 miles
n.
ly $995.
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lidcntial
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HELP WANTED
Ciaftspun Yams, Inc.
Box 469
Kings Mountain, N. C.
Phone 739-5463
Spinning & Carding Dept.
Comber Tenders
Draw Tenders
Winder Tenders
Knitting Department
Knitting Machine Fixer
Knitting Supervisor • 3rd Shift
Bleach & Dye Departments
Tub Operator Helpers
Tri-Pad Operators
Calendar Machine Operators
Maintenance Department
Mechanic
Outside Yard Men
Apply At Personnel Office -
Monday Thro Friday
more money
TOR TEACHEI^S.
With a special
First Bankplan School
Teachers Loan from
First Union National.
Makes an easy
assignment out of
paying travel expenses
and summer study costs.
[First Union National Bank
It is my opinion John R. Au-
ton, Jr. is not a lawyer and i.s
not (vlucationally (lualifiod lo be
elected judge of this district on
May 4th in Democratic primary;!
and* he cannot properly rule on!
evidence and law; motions to
strike, amendment of pleadings
and demurrers, <*ic. in civil caves ^
etc.
It is my liumhlt‘ opinion as an
attorney-al-law. which othtnwi.se
would be impossible for any one
but a lawyer to know, that law
yer William A. Mason of Htd
mont, N. C., a <*andid!tte for dis
trict judgeship, can not ])roperly
apply the facts to the law of the
case or has proper judgement
thereof to make a judge. If wo
can’t got some one with proiier
qualifications as judge, it would
be better to be under old systtmi
as beforehand. All otiiei- eandi-
date.s are highly qualified for
judgeship.
Bruce F. Ileafner.
Attorney-at-law
Paid Pol. Adv.
I 4:l8-.>:4 |)d
NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is heretg- gi\en that a
public hearing will be held in
Council Chambers on May 28lh
at 6:30 p.m. to decide on the an
nexation into the city limits of
tlie city of Kings Mountain cer
tain property owned by James Al
bert erfiiders and wife. Ann Chil
ders. Dweription of prop(*rt\' Ls on
file at office of city clerk.
All persons interested in fhi^
matter should appear before the
Board of Commissioners at said
time and place above stated for
the purpo.se of expressing their
views in regard to same.
> Done by of der of the Board of
City Commissioners this the .lOth
day of April 1968.
John Henry Moss. Mayor
NORTH CAROLINA
CLEVELAND COUNTY
NOTICE
‘ Having qualified as Executor
for the Last Will and Testament
of W. N. Harmon, Deceased, late
of Cleveland County, all p<»rsons
having claims against said estate
will please file same with the
' undersigned on or before the 1st
; day of Novemaor. lt>6S. or this
' notice will be pJeaded in bar of
' any recovery. All personas inde
bted to said estate will plea.s<‘
make immediate payment to the
; undersigned.
‘ This the 18th day of April,
' 196S.
Willis O. Harmon
' Executor
• DAVIS, WTHTE AND POWELL
J. R. Davis. Attorney
Kings Mountain, N. C.
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j INVITATION TO BID
! The City of King.s Mountain
will receive bids for construction
of a Community Facilities Build
ing until 6:30 p.m.. May 14, 1968
in Council Chambers. Plans and
.sfM'cifications may be had at the
Office of the Mayor. Contractors
bidding must be properly licensed
under Chapter 87. General Sta
tutes of North Carolina (G. S. 87-
15). No proposal shall be consid-
' ored or accepted unless at the
time of its filing it is accompani
ed by a deposit equal to not 1ps.s
j than five percent (5''t» of the pro-
i posal, and performance bond for
the full amount of the contract
i The board of commissioners shall
j reser\'e the right to reject any or
j all proposals.
Done by ord^ of the Board of
Commissioners, this the 10th day
of April 1968.
John Henry Moss. Ma\ ()r
4:11-5:2
Modal 770A
Ben T. (ieiorth
Rlanriring
York road
C. E. WARLICK
INSURANCE AGENCY
Telephone 739-3611 110 West Mountain Street
KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Insurance Protection Plus Service
FOR
*llome-- * Auto*Liio—• ^Business
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MOTHERS: If you wftnt your
child to have the best of care
and training while you work,
bring him to Hdppy Land
Nursery School. Open 5 days a
Week year around. 6:15 a.tti. •
6 p.m., except 5 major holi
days.
Walking stage to school age ^
also youtig school age children
during summer months.
Nice large grassy pIAy yard
with plenty of playthings in
side and out.
All the children participate in
story tiihe, playing and sing
ing wfth recohls, nursery
rhymes, and free time. The
older children al$o trace, cut
out, draw' and color.
MAlfACXR:
Mrs. Steve Sanders (Sandi)
ASSISTANT:
Mrs. Charles Owens (Goldie)
PhbM 739-30S7
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Take PRUVO tablets when you
want temporary relief from minor
Aches and pains and body stiff
ness often associated with Arth
ritis, Rheumatism. Bursitis, Lum
bago. Backache and Painful Mus
cular aches. Lose these discom
forts or yoiir money back at all
drug counters.
KINGS MOUNTAIN
DRUG company
Vote
lehn R. Aulen, |r.
DUtriet Judge
Page f
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Good ol' Ambrose Vonderhorn the third is just one
of us kids!
VOTE
JOE F. MULL
for
JUDGE OF
DISTRICT COURT
■'I
JOE F. MtT.L
• Past Chairman Cleveland
County Board of Elections.
• Elected and Served as Judge
of Cleveland County
Recorder’s Court from
1962 to Date.
• Practicing .\Uoniey
since 1951.
• Licensed To Practice In The
Courts of The:
State of N. C.
U. S. District Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Your Vote will be
appreciated in the
MAY 4 PRIMARY
-'y
•r. •
• Kiwantan • -
• Democrat
• Past President of Cleveland
County Bar.
• Baptist. Deacon, Sunday
School Supt.
• Graduate of Wake Forest
Law School.
• Experienced in Presiding
Over Coiu-t, Including
Jury Trials.
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