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ge iastdn 1 mon onds. mica I class r ba th, at t 118 lelby. struc- Is $(i. cotton tits ble ) Thursday, July 25, 1968 KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. Page Thre< Grover News Mdi^l Joins Breeder Gronp COMEDY CORNER as more and more new breeders enter the pro-: duction picture. Membership in creased to 5,676 members, a 34' / : increase over new members the previous year. There are now approximatelj- 59,900 purebred and 183,183 rec- erded animals in the associa- * John C. McGill of Kin^.s -Moun- : The W.M.U. of the Bethany Thursday until Sunday afternoon tain has been accepted for m.nii- tBaptist church held their month- at .Montieat. bershlp in the Amerlcan-Intcrna- 3y meeting at the home of .Mrs.! .Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crisp of tlonal Charolai-s A.s.sn., Houston.' -Grier Blackburn. Mrs. Dwight Charlotte were Sunday guests of the nation'.s fourtli largest and Chapman presided over the meet- -Mrs. S. A. Crisp. tagtest-growing beef breed, ai' Jing. Mrs. Clifford Bowen was Mr. and Mrs. P.'A. Francis and nounce.s J. Scott Henderson, exec iprogram chairman. The following Debbie spent their vacation in utivc .weretary. participated on the program.' Norfolk, Va. with Rev. and Mrs. Originating in France moir* ■Mrs. W. W. Little, Mrs. James Richard Hobson. j than 200 years ago, Charolais lias 'Sanders and Mrs. Clifford Bowen.; Mrs. C. F. I^arry, Jr., is stay- become well e.stablished m this The Bostic Circle of the First'Ing at the Meihorlar service unit country bccau.se of the broeci s Uaptist Church postponed their 'in Charlotte to be with her hus-1 greater weight-tor-age, greater hieetlng dill Wednesday after- band. Mrs. 'P. A. Francis spent: teediftg efficiency and iniprov ed ‘noon at the church basement. | from Tuesday till Friday there to carcass values that produce a Mrs. F. B. Hambright has re-! be with her parents. Mrs. Jlmj greater ratio of quality lean m<'at turned from a trip to Greensboro Harry stayed from Friday until to fat than other breeds, where she visited her son. Dr. Sunday with Mrs. Harry. Registrations of purebred Char and Mrs. Rufus Hambright and Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Montgom-, "I®** during the past year total- sons. i cry, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rhea: led 17,618 animals, a 46/» in- Mr. and Mrs. Doe Gibbons were and Trent attended the Norman'crease above year earHOT figures Sunday guests of Mrs. Delia reunion at the Buffalo Baptist Transfers rose 41' Sharp In Rock Hill. ; church near Blacsburg Sunday. Mrs. Mary Roberts of Kings Mrs. Clyde Rhea and Mickey, Creek was Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. D. J. Montgomery, Mrs. Willie Black and Mr. and Mrs. "Wimp" Moss and children, Mrs. B. E. Sheppard. Mrs, B. F. Jones of Shelby, Mr. The men as follows ar^ pa- and Mrs. Joe C. Jones and daugh- tlents in the Memorial hospital. ter of Penn., Mr. and Mrs. M. C. in Charlotte, C. F. Harry Jr.,'Norman of Gaffney spent from Boom 2237, W. F. Cockrell Room Tuesday unfil Thursday at Lake ' 3311 and R. B. Keeter, Room Wylie. Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Rheai 1°' ® national herd of 243,098 am- 6713. and Trent and Clyde Rhea joined .Mrs. Quinn Borders returned the group on Tuesday for a plc- J|Dmo Saturday from the Memo- nic dinner. | of Charlotte. Mrs. Borders Mrs. Harry Burnham and chil- •5.S an apartment with Mr. and dren of Limerick, Maine are Mrs. D. J. Montgomery. visiting Mr, and Mrs. Bob Ham-; Chip and Chuck Montgomery bright and Mr. W. R. Wylie of' and Mickey Rhea spent from Fri j Blacksburg. Mrs. Hambright and day till Wednesday with Mr. and; Mrs. Burnham are sisters and thej Mrs. R. C. Montgomery and fam- daughters of Mr. and Mrs. W. R.! ily in Atlanta. ' Wylie. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cook and Phillip Ft'ancis is spending the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Goforth week at the beach with Dr. and and Jan spent a few days last j Mrs. George Plonk and family, week at the Jesse Welcli Trailer Mr. and Mrs. Roy Haga and at Windy Hill Beach. Jimmy of Annandale, Virginia Mrs. S. A. Crisp arrived home arrived Sunday to spend this Thursday after spending the sum-! week with her parents, Mr. and mer with her' daughter, Miss'Mrs. W. S. Hicks. Marjorie Crisp a teacher at Mr. and Mrs. David Harry are Wake Forest University. Miss spending some time at their Crisp accompanied her mother house at Myrtle Beach. Dr. and home to spend the remainder of Mrs. Charles Moore anil children the summer. went down to spend the weekend: Mrs. R. D. .Moss visited her with Mr. and Mrs. Harry. | sister, .Mrs. Di.xie Graham in El- Mrs. Willis Hidell who has been i kin during last weekend. , spending some time with her Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Harry Parents at Myrtle Beach, return- ana Robert and Mavnard Pierce spent tile week at .Myrtle Beach Nazarenes Name Delegates At Nazarenc district assemblies. Board of General Superintend-' during this month, reports will ents, asked Naz.arenes to raise; be made by those who were dele- $30,000,000 for world missions In; gates to the denomination’s 17tn 1968-72. This would represent an. quadrennial General A.s.sombly increase of nearly $6,000,000 over which was attended by a record the record sum of $23,729,000. 3,5,000 persons in Kansas City. .Mo., raised for world missions in June 13-21. 1964-68. The theme for-the 1968-72 qua- drennlum was intended as a cap-; Other goals for tne next four sule of the Christian phHo.sophy: ‘^^’ttrehes, not gain ; for the hour: "These times . . members, gain in Sun- God Is able!" ; -sch(X)l enrollment to 1,100.- ! In five swift ballots the 680j persons, i delegates elected thrc'C new gen-; , ‘ era! superintendents: Dr. Edward <’‘dton crop was cst,-j j Lawlor, secretary of evangelism; a little over 7.6 million ; I Dr. Eugene Stowe, prissident of | * , Nazarenc Theological Seminary; ~ and Dr. Orville W. Jenkins, sec- , tary of home missions. I Three general superintendents ' le-electcd were: Dr. as AMERICA U S SAVINGS BONOS itcSHis i'-.-.-r-. "You and your mania for buying Novy surplus!" Mrs. W. A. Hambright and •Mrs. J. D. Hambright spCnt from W«»Uy Okalik 7^ f By WILSON GRIFFIN When nose drops are applied germs almost certainly adhere to the dropper or inhaler. These bacteria may live and reproduce to be passed to the next person receiving the med ication. To prevent this, cleanse the dropper or inhaler with rubbing alcohol to render it sale for the next person. Health is precious . . . iet us help protect yours . , , <p)uuiStc^ ed here during the week. Miss Debbie Francis visited her while' her mother was in Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hidell of York, Pa., moved during the' weekend to Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith and family and Sammy McDaniel were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mi's. Clifford Bowen. ! 'Miss Freda Bowen and Sammy ; McDaniel spent Saturday at She Flags near Atlanta, Georgia. Miss Cynthia Wright of Agipa- lachlan Colleje, Boone with a, classmate spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. anrf Mrs. Beek Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bell and sons spent from Saturday till i ! Monday with Dr. and Mrs. Scott! ■ Wright in Suffolk, Va., and Mr. ; and Mrs. Lewis Evans in Roanoke i ' Rapids. I ■ Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Craig and I daughters, Rebecca and Martha | of Easley, S. C, visited Mrs. M. | C. Hardin .Sunday afternoon. | 1 Mrs. N. W. Kiser spent several! days with Mr. and Mrs. James Parris in Gaffney. ! Mrs. Elmer Osment of Gaffney j spent from Tuesday till Thui*sday j with Mrs. N. W. Kiser. ; Mrs. Hawldns' Sister Passes I Funeral rites for Mrs. Grady C. Blanton, 56, of Shelby, sister of; Mrs. P. A. Hawkins of Kings: Mountain, were held Tuesday at 4 p.m. from . Flint Hill Baptist | church, interment following in Clev'eland Memorial Park. i Mrs. Blanton died at 1 a.m. "nefure^forj^ of Your Weddinj In Color Tape Recording! Also made CARLISLE STUDIO 314 S. Lafayett.. Sunday in Royster Memorial bos-1 Shelby, N. C. ; pital after one year’s illness. Phone 487-462) ' Other snirvivors include her, I husband; five sons; six daugh- mmhbmbmmb'tors; a brother and eight sisters.; 100 GREEN STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON AND PUItCHASS OP $10.00 Br More Order FREE AT KINGS MTN. WfNN OIXIE STOheS July 27.1968 COUPON * PE* ADUIT CUSTOMS* 200 tiH rwsttut H t TVttM TMp ^UBURiANSI e«e f«wii . . eVc I WHti «M^n •mpw imJ ttra Aa» H tMI I I'UUP'JNS • NO I M. yw UiM (Mr Ml START TODAYI t Plttttriv Mb iHenav Mr , 'avwr trwmm M* ■ pane- BiTITei Samuel Yeung, Dr. V. H. Lewis and Dr. George Coulter. All six of the general superintendents reside in Kansas City, Mo. Delegates also re-elected: Dr. John L. Stockton, general treas urer; Di. W. T. Purkiser, editor Of the Herald of Holiness; and Dr. B. Edgar Johnson, genia-al secretary. Dr. Lewis, in prc.senting the quadrennial message of the ■Ti3iyOraCirARr750“ PAYING FOR INSURANCE? Probably a sizeable amount. It is possible that we can .save you money on a comprehensive in.surance plan. — SEE US TODAY! — INSURANCE IS SECURITY THE ABTHUR HAY AGENCY "ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE" PHONE 739*3659 BAKING HENS 29 SWIFT'S f*EMIUM SLICED BACON ^59 SELCCTO SKINLESS SLICED BEEF LIVER •••••• v-D '8? ''jO rPft Cottage Cheese... vj 59^ Steakettes.,.....; $1.59 PA ';. rr O’'.fa t- Potato Salad...... 'a 39* Perch Fillets 39* Corned Beef...».. 49* Flounder Fillets.... 49* NEW SPRING l!lS LAMB CHOPS- 69' W-D "HANPI-PAK" ,7 4* GROUND BEEIF-*!” W.D VEAL PATTIES PKG. 59^ W.o U. S. CHOICE CHUCK or SHOULDER RONCLESS BEEF RMST 79< W-D U. S. CHOICE E-Z CARVE RIB ROAST 99^ W-D U. S. CHOieE WHOLE E-Z CARVE BEEF RUt 99^ PINK PIG FRANKS » 49!- Limit 2 of Your Choice With $5.00 or More Order. , . CRADE *'A** UROE PALMETTO FARM EGGS I 2 89^ CANNED Cooking Oil Limit One of Your Choice With A .$5.0C or More Order Mayonnaise Limt 2 With o 00 or More Order Bleach ASTOR OIL WESSON OIL e No.SOOC*,. SPAGHETTI PL , e tO-ox. BEVERLY BREAKFAST SAUSAGE e lO'/i-M. CASTLEIERRY HOT DOG CHILI > __ OF YOUR * CHOICE Chek Drinks 13^*1 ASTOR SMALL PfAS OR FRUIT COCKTAIL THRFITY MAID BARTLETT PEAR HALVES . . . . GREEN GIANT PEAS OR GOLDEN CREAM CORN . . . . THRIFTY MAID SWEET POTATOES OR CUT 4 No 303 Sf Cans I GREEN BEANS 2 Roll . Ptg. 20-or Goftles ^ViCat^ STAMPS Heir DreMing vote arrcR July 27 to HARVEST FRESH PRODUCE FANCY GOLDEN BANTAM i CRfCN STAMPS tMOWBa.TO SNOWCN lody Pewder VOID AFTCn JULY 27 GRUN STAMPS 12 Inetont Ceffte vote «rrtBE jul* 27 ...... t-LO CABt DHIF. «Ce . OR CLRCTMA MoxwtII Hewee VOID AFTR* aULV 27 FRESH CORN 7 LUCCIOLS WESTERN CANTALOUPE 3 U S No I WHITE POTATOES 10 FRESH S. C. PEACHES 39*^ ^39^ I DEER SOUTH KRAFT { 39^ ^ 49^ ijER* WHITE ARROW CLOROX 25^ - 29*^ 19* JUICE $1.HAIR SPRAY....s:44* 39* TUNA FISH 4itv$l. >0 or More Order. Shortening ASTOR . . . FiNi. Mc.. oRip w uicritA pnx _ Limit I With 0 $5 00 or Mere Qpder Coffee -S9^'' PARKER APPLE, PEACH. COCONUT or SWEET POTATO FRUIT PIES 3 “s 89'' ASTOR VEGETAILE Limit t With A $5 00 or More Order. INST. ASTOR 'COL Sel'»6u'v Steok EARS ONLY iUMGO SIZE POUND Vent Vu BAG SUPER6RAND SHERBET GoM*>nt FROZEN POODSFr MORTON S Brel, Ch.cbm. Turkey, M - • ’ ' ' ’ ' ’ MEAT DINNERS. FllfCH FH-LHS TASTE O' S£A Li. SUPERBRAND CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS dv GRHN STAMPS M<«E. Pfee Wbb vote AFTte JUt.v 8 GRAPESor PLUMS 33' TENDEr MOUNTAIN GROWN ICE CREAM 2 HoH $*^ I e FLOUNDER FILLETS FROZEN CfttNKLf CUT SHOESTRING POTATOES .... T&-OZ Fresh Frozen Sliced Straw!>erri«s 9r Perl PIE SHELLS .... R'CHS SPOON N’ SERVE . . LlBOY'S PINK OR REGULAR LEMONADE THRIFTY MAID FLORIDA ORANGE JDICE . . . THRIFTY MAID DABY LIMAS .. . ] 1-oz. ■ Pkg Lb. • e pkg. Lb. ■ • Pkg 4e, J 20.or. Sf “ Pkgs. t Pie 2> • 3 ."kgs. 1 J '-»t. • A Cups 39' e 5-01. W Cons 69*^ fl 12 02 Con*. ID 6 Cons y 24.0< f Pk9t POLE BEANS 21bs.39c
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