Thursday, January 30, 1969
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First Union NationjI Bancorp,,
Bank Inc., the holding company of!
First Union National
Igrewenwgh in 196S to rnove^hich FUNB is part, cio.srd the
irom 73rd largest in the country' -.u . . • . . en-c-
" to 66th. C. C. Cameron, president,
‘land chairman of the board, an miilion. Assets reportr:| in
" nounced toda.y. I'were $S69.S miilion.
•» The nation's 309 largest banks'
19671
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EVERYDAY
SLEEPLESS
TENSION?
NIGHTS?
,'i \re you edgy and always having to be “understood”
friends?
by even your
Crop Reseaich
DEEDS
kv Jau CSurlatmoMfi
STEF-SAVING KITCHEN
are scheduled at 8:50. Dr. p. n.
I Harvey, head of the Department
I of Crop Science at N. C. State,
fit iVIoollllff ® report on department
1 Upile VI iTlCCIllllf al activities. This will be follcw-
In Raleigh Friday
Ollier sixiakcrs are Dr. T. p
The research that is going into Niihols, Jr., N. C. .State extension
developing new crops will be one maiketing economist, wlio will
dr the topics discussed at the an- speak on seed marketing- Weldon
nual joint meetinir of North Caro-, B. Dennv, e.xccutivo director ot
Una’s seed organizations Jan. 31. the N. C. Agricultural Stabiliz
in Raleigh, | tion and Conservation Servin',
yvaw.vwi. , Dr- Glenn W. Burton. U. S. De-
Reidsville Rt partment of Agriculture research piograms on spring pl.mt-
fr ^ income Seneticist. will review new cro,.s Gene .Sullivan, N. C.
Jr low ifiLoiiii. o » *i t Qfotrt ovtonKinn a,'rnnnmict v» hr.
S/Sgt. Jenkins
Wins Award
I 421 Cecil St., Durham.
Well, when simple nervous tension is bothering you and cau.sing I She made this statement to
„ sleepless nights you should either tjy B.T. TABLETS or see your doc-1 Maiy J. Whitmore, as.sistant
tor or both. ' home economics Extension agent,
" ’ ' ; after Mrs. Whitmore helped her
i fortable and convenient, says nien as one
j Mrs. Zadie V. Jackson, home eco-J spakers.
of five
B.T. TABLETS have tested ingredient.s which will help you overceme analyze and plan a kitchen to
ti simple nervou.s tension and sleep better at night.
,1 Your druggist has help for you in safe—nonhabit forming—E.T.
,.| rABLETS, others are enjoying the relief B.T. TABLETS can give, so
I why wait another day? There’s a money back guarantee so do you
d have anything lo lose?—Yes, tension and sleepless nights. Only $1.30
i; at your favorite drug store, Kin,gs .Mountain Drug Co.
■n
KIMG5 MOUNTAIN
if they used proper planning.
, , I COMFORT AND WARMTH
■Plamiing a kitchen for my, James Blackwell,
new hou.se has more than an en-1 7 oSows the wav tor ,.,w.„ -
snows tne way lor low incoint. ^ ^ ^ extension a.-ronoinist, who
program G- •’seed pro-
“ ' gram.
nomics Extension agent, Rocking-I The oath innuai mnetie , or the ^ lunclioon at 12:.30 will fea
ham Countv Durlnir the 24th annual meeting of the ture the pre.se itation of the
years fil^efl who Uves Producers and,-Secxlsman of the Year” award
with his niothor on a’sniall farmicrop^^Imorovemem^'^ A^ssoriltion “" 'a® ''1 — '^'’1'
and does oarttime work used his'Improvement Association wai ds, Raleign minister. Special
leisure hours to ad,1 warmth and iTate Un?ver'’V'^°'^''’ ‘"^ivitlual programs on pi'anuts,
comfort to their house Hma State Universitiy campus. In cotton and soybean corn small
After reviewing .some of the j Fimt, he underpinned the i "'ill be held in the after
principles ot arranging kitchen house; then added a oettionti, ^jjj ^ 1 a ■
work centers, Mrs. Hill comment- porch. In 1968, he added a bath-i'^'" The crop Improvement Asswi-
room with septic Tacililieg and in-' The meeting begins In Williams o. ricnll.v headed by Ed
laid the kitchen and bathroom Hall at 8:30. Business ses.slons 'taon of Washing'on, .\. C., and
floors. — 'he Foundation Seed Producers,
By doing his own Iwork he was Pt°“t* their new Mental Heaitli headed by J. T, Moss cC Yoimgs-
able to save about $700. Center, reports Mrs. Nancy H. Lil-1 v’ille, will elect officers.
meet the special needs of her fam
ily
NORTH CHARLESTON, S. C.
Statf St-rgeant David K. Jenk
ins, ill-other of Mrs. Annetia L.
Whitsting of Rt. 1, Kings Moun
tain, N. C., has been recognized
for helping his unit earn the U.
S. Air Force Outstanding Unit A-
waid.
Seigcant Jenkins, a security po
liceman in the 437th .Military Air-
lilt Wing at Charle.ston AFB, S.
C.. will wear the distinctive serv
ice ribbon as a permanent decor
ation.
The 137lih was cited for excep-
tionalli meritorious sc'i-vice dur
ing its combat and resupply air
lift o;i.'i'ations around the world
from July 1967 to July 1968.
'I'liis marks the thirld time in
four j-ears the wing has been
honored as an outstanding air
lift wing.
The seii'eant, who served dur
ing the Korean War, h-as been on
duty in Vietnam.
He attended Ashley High
School, Gastonia, N. C.
His wife, Marian, is the daugh
ter of Mrs. Lou A. Stone of Rt. 1,
Easley, S. C.
TAYLOR'S
UPHOLSTERY
SHOP
All Work Guaranteed
— FREE ESTIMATES —
504 E. King St.
Kings Mountain, N. C.
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6:13lfn
•G^ SrORB DRUG COMPANY
THE CITY'S MODERN STORE
ed that, “it will really save a lot
of steps to have my kitchen div
ided into work centers that in
clude a specific space for dish
.yashing, mixing, cooking, serv-
’ ing and planning.” This way, she
won’t .'■mash into each other while
j performing kitchen chores.
I Mrs. Hill, who is employed out-
1 side the home, suggests that o-
1:16-3:24 women could save a lot of
time and energy in the kitchen;
AS THE ’TWIG IS BENT
ley, assistant home economics E.\
Why does one eat certain foods I
tensino agent.
One out of five persons killed
and refuse others? Studies -show'
that food habits are graduaHy I
developed from infancy through 1 . .P ' They are help
childhood bv manv tv^s of ex-1 "1? '>y f'"'- ^ automobile strikes a
^rlS romTfLorible some'"'"'”"® 53 miles
S^tavorable. says Mrs. LoUP.Vil-SrZr pro-! per hour, it is demolished in sov-
gtstns- I en-tenths of one second.
* HOW MUCH ARE YOU
PAYING FOR INSURANCE?
riolKibly a sizeable amount. It is possible that we can saVf
yiiu money on a co.-nprehensivc insurance plan.
— SEE US TODAY! —
INSURANCE IS SECURITY
THE ARTHUR HAY AGENCY
"ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE”
PHONE 739-3659
n
liam.s, home economics Extension
agent, Mitchell County. j
favorite foods may be tracxid
to childhood memories of “happy ,
family meals” or special gather-1
ings with relatives and friends. I
Is chocolate cake your choice?'
If so, it could be you always had,
it on your birthday as a child. |
Do you dislike stew today ? If'
so, it could be because it was al
ways served on washday, when!
your mother was cross and you
telt neglected.
Negative influences may alsO;
be linked with the way food.s are
cooked. You may not like spinach
today if all you ever ate was
stringy or you may refuse liver
if it was always leathery when
you ate it.
What does all this mean to E.x-
tension Homemakers Club mem
bers? They believe it is a chal
lenge, to not only perpare nour
ishing meals, but to provide a
pleasant atmosphere in order
that favorable attitudes toward
food may be formed.
HELP AT CENTER
Onslow County residents are
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