THE KINSS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
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nrst^Citizens
Is Launching
Credit Card
Bunkowsld Team
Takes Honors
At N. C. State
School Group
Sets Meeting
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Cotton Farmers Are Wrestling
With 1969 Planting Decisions
WINNER — Mrs. Robert Hawks of route two was winner of the
t<^ prize, a RCA Portable Television, given via a free drawing
at Timms Furniture during the weekend. Other prize winners
were Mrs. Roy Sellers of route two, Mrs. Russell Putnam of route
one. and Mrs. W. D. Werner of S07 Crescent Hill.
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CARD OF THANKS
Within the next few days First-^
I Citizens Bank & Trust Company
I will launch its Master Charge;
'bank credit card progi.am
throughout its 55-town market
and service area in North Can)-
' lina. ;
1 First-Citizens is a mem'ber of
Atlantic States Bankcard Associ-t
ation whose members throughout
the two Carolinas and Virgiiilai
will simultaneously initiate ilieir;
Master Charge credit caixl cam-;
paigns as well.
Master Charge, thru Interbank,
is the Nation’s largest and fast-
I est-growing bank credit card. '
According to Vice President E. |
L. Hicks who heads First-Citizens I
Master Charge Department head-!
; quartered in Raleigh, the bank
will other a number of unique
services to its participatinir mer
, chants as well as to its custo-
i mers, including specialized com
puter marketing information, su
perior rapid credit and applica
tion authorization and an excius-
' ive promotional campaign in
p'»\ m(‘nt.s
- 'Pin* j)r(*sent
m.'iin'aiiied
We wish to express our heart- which First-Citizens cardholders
felt appreciation to the many win cash awards,
friends and neighbors, the doc-,
tors and nurses, for all their,
many kindnesses and expressions ^3,.^ availahle
of sympathy at the death of our a^y^here in the United States
loved one. May God bless you .^^aywaited
everjone. (until we could offer the best and
THE FAMILY OF j our customers now will have the
MRS. JACK ANTHONY | very best within a matter of
2:27: days."
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'Phe annual m(*(‘ting of tlie Di.-<
trict FourU'(*n Scliool Boards As-
A sister and brother team are soi-iation will he h(‘l<l at tlie s.
continuing to sot high acad<‘niic Huy LowdtM- .Scliooi in Lija-oin
ripcords at North Carolina .Stale ton on .March
University, leading a list of 12
Cleveland County students on tht* 7Mt<*me for this year's .ijafh
Dean’s List for the fall semes-1 school l)o:ird m(*m!)ers.
district committeemen and school
Diana Lea and Kenneth D. ^ijlministralors is .Steps
Bunkwski piekwi up this fall Forward lor Education’,
wherf* they left off last spring School units included in tlH^dis
semester on the academic honor trict aie: C’l(‘V(‘larul, (laMon. Lin
roll. coin and rharlotte-Mt‘ckI(“nbur.!.'
' Kenneth, a senior, mastered the County units, an l Kings Moini
demanding studies in chemical tain, Lincolnlon, .Shelhy Cii>
engineering to score a perfect -4.0 units.
record. He was one fx; only 74 Followin.^ n'gistratlon, the alt
students out of the 11,990 enroll- ernoon program will consist oi
ihI to achieve a perfect record panel discussions led hy prom:-
during the fall. nent lay and iMofessional edm i;
! Diana earned Dean’s List hon- f)rs fnnn throughout the distri* i
ors as a sophomore in English, and the state*.
I They are the son and dau^hUn- Jeuome Mellon, Assisiant Suih'i
, of .Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Bun- int(*ndent of Pid)lic Instruction.
I kowski of S02 Meadowbrook Rd.. will he* the principal speake r tor
i King.s Mountain. the 4*\(*ning .se*ssif)n. Ilis ad<tJ<*SN
I Chancellor John T. Caldwell will follow a baiKiuet to hi* held "Vp.,,. so will llu* skipV>w
announced that the 12 Cleveland in the sclneol cafe*i<*ria beginning ' • i •
jstudfnts earning the Dean’s List at (>:15 p.m. U. J. Ramseur will
honors for achieving scholastic he honored at the dinner me***!-
averages of "B” or better were ing as a Bast Bresid<*nl e>f the*
among 1,S49 NCSU men and NC.SSBA.
women to earn the recognition. 'Fhes** area conrer<»nc**s of th<*
That total represented approx- N. ('. .Slat** School Boarel.'^ As.so-
imatoly 16 percent of the student riafion annually attract eev'cr l.ono
body. In cfjntrast, only 444 siu- school hoard meml)ers. ceumnii-
dents were susixmdod during the teemen, educaiois, and eiiiior in
fall a ratio of better than foui* terestc.l persons. An attendance*
honor students for each student ot about 3<K) is anlicipat<*d lor the
who failed. District FourtCv-n iT:e**iing. .Mr. .1.
Following are the Cleveland Harlan IU'afne‘r. ('haii man (>( tin*
students, their classes, courses. Lincolnlon ('ity He)ard of Educa-
parents and addresses: tion is currently serving as Dis
Kings Mountain Peter J. trict President and .Supt. S. Ray
Hauser, a senior in chemistry. Lowder is District .Secretary,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jaci< Hauser, The .State As.so( iation was oi
501 Crescent Hill. ganized in 1937 and ihinugli its
Shelby — Rebekah E. Adams, history has been d<*rlicated to
a junior in sociology, daughter of se<*king improvem<*nts in .North
Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Ellis, Rt. 3: Carolina Public FJducation. From
David M. Brown, a sophomore in its oftLicos in Chapel Hill, the As
architect'iure. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. sociation works with school Ixiai*!
North Carolina farmers are ing the total cotton allotment:
wre.siling with the d(*cision of- With a yield of 40t) pounds per
iunv mucli cotton to plant this acre .selling for 22 cents per
year, 'rhre** siiaigld l)ad-weather pound, the r(‘turn would be $S.S
y<*ars an<l so!n(* changes in tlie jjer acre. Add to this the S3S sup-
cotton pri«;iam have to be weigh- port paymt‘nt received on the do-
**d in !h*‘ d* tision. ■ mestic portion of the allotment
'Phe Itibti pr*»giam features and total per acix* gross incopie
th**se imptulanl (*lcments, as d<-- totals ,$126.
scribed i)y Jim Allgood, **xiension jf ^he cost of producing an
faim nnuiagemcnl c(onomist at acre of cotton is $90. the return
North ('ai'olina .'-date University: from growing all the farm wt-
Pherc* will D- no diver.si(.m allotment would be $;i6 per
aci(* with income from soybeans
loan i at<* is , $51. the difference s $.5 per aero.
“.Som<*
farm<*rs will choose bo-
'Pin* piicf* suport j)ayment is tween jdanting not planting
incr(M.Msl.
“Facmci's have a wid<*r choic**
on ilie amount of c<dion ilu*y r:in
i ri)du.<* in 19-')!).’’ Allgocnl i)oinT**d
out. “It's -niyon** gu(‘ss .just what
si/e f rof) we wil! have. 'Plu* jm-
poidant thing for th** farmer is
that In* evaluate all altei-native
h(‘foii* planting time."
Allotm(*nls v. ill be the sam<* as
Thompson of Bessemer City.
IMEMO TO ADVERTISERS
uestions
nswers
^ and
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about NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
Q. What ara tha 6 moat importaat rulaa Q* What daaa A3A 4a §m
proltabla aawapapar advartlaiiigT ^
. ^ A.
^ L Tour advartiaing maaMga ahould ba aaariwt
friandly. informativa, aaay to road. <U^ ^
facta aAd nawa about your marchandiaa aad ^
aarvioa.
t. Advartiaa lagxilarly. Maka your adoartlrfaf
do what aucoetafiil aaleamaa do—call au
customara and prospacta oonaUtantly.
Inaist OB audited drculation raporta that
five you tha FAcra about tha audienoa that
your aalea measagea will hava whan you buy
nawapapar advartiaing.
Q« li thara a maaaura for tha valua of nawa*;
papar circulation to an advartlaor aueh aa
tha atandarda a marohant naaa In buy*
Ing marchandiaa-* for asamploa Uka
STERLING M aUvart
At lagular tetarvala mm if Ruiaau’g largo
ataff of axparianoad ciriailatlga auiltara m$km
a thorough audit of tha draulallgfe laaefda of
aach publiabir aMmbat. Iha mmdt§ of aach
audit ara pubUahad In an da^oa-Mad A3.(X|
lapart iw yaur mm an
A* Taa—la tha wdl known eireulatlon atandarda
of tha Audit Burbau of CmouLAitOMi^
Q* Whft la tha A3.at f
A* Tha A.B.C. la a oooparativa, non^proit aaao«j2
ation of 3,460 advartiaera, advartiaing aganciaa
and publishara in thaUnit^Stataaand f7******is*
Organiiad in 1914. Brought Ofw
dar out of advartiaing diaoa by
aatabliahing a daflnition fbr paid
airculation, rulaa and atandarda
for maaauring, auditing and
porting tha drculationa of naw»
popara and pariodioalgh
it
%
What ara tha FACTS In A.B.6. raportat
A.B.O. raporta tall you how much alrculatloi^
whaia it goaa» how ebtahiad and athar facto
that haip you buy advartidng aa you would
maka any aound bualnaaa Invaatmant—an tha
haaiaaf knoam valuaa and auditad Infarmatia^]
Ara nB publlaatlona allgibla ibt iLB.Cl^
BMnbarahlpt
I No. Only thoaa with paid aiiaidatlon. Thia la.
important to advartiaara baoauaa It to avidanaa.
that tha papar to wantad and laad^
Q* la thio aawapapar a toMmbaa nf tha Anfll'
Bnraan af CIranlatlanaf
A* Tba^ KB aia proud af anr 4
you la b
tha #Aora ahoul
aagaa will ho'
hi lhaaa
.fM>. ; ,r-» •« -
i
aagaa will hava whaa thay
pagaa. Aak Ibr
iatidi A.B.a'
KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD
A.i.C tlDORTO — PACTS At A lAIIC MIAiURI OP AiVliflftat VAtgl^
Brown, 127 Brookhill Rd.; Mich- members and school commitlec-^jj^^^
provisions. 'Fh** skip-row rules al ,
1‘i.s fainn-is l(» cou?it only tlu*
land plaiiicfi to cf)tton in the al- '
lot**d H.*res.
The price sui>port p.iyment will
b(‘ 1 1.7.5 cj-nis p**r pound, an in-
er**a'^e <*■ 2.19 rents ov(*r HKiS.
Allgof:*!-.-in 1 Ibis e.xample in
disfu.ssing what Ilie |;-ri<‘0 sup
port paym(*nt f*an mean to the
y'lverage commercial gia»wer:
If the farmer lias a proj(>cied
yield of HX) pounds per acre
project.‘d yi(‘l*l is what the j)ay-
ments are based on — the pay-,
m<'nt be re'‘oiv<*s for planting hist
domcsii,* aIloti-n**nt (().> pero*nf!
of total* will lx* about ,$59 per
ari-c.
If a farnvr plants all of his
farm allotment, on t!i<* av**rage.
he W"uld re^eiv** about S3S p(*r
acre from pri.-e iuipport pay
ments. Rrice siii)pori payments
are made only on the domesii»-
ABILITY ROOFING
AND GUTTER COMPANY
• New Roof? Installed
B Roof? repaired
• Free Estimates
487-4031
Shelby. N, C.
2:2T-2:20-pd
New issue here today
ment.
Allgood pf)int<‘d nut that so.me
faim*'rs ;'f*<*n planting th<*iri
ael D. Doty, a .senior in product men at the local lev**]. Piof(*s.sor
design, Mr. and Mrs. WaiM Doty, Guy B. Phillip.s was tin* principal
607 W. Dixon Blvd.; Edwin C orRani/or of the Association, anrr;“-;y,;; „,,,wini;
Ford Jr., a senior m product de- served as Executive SeenUary for:
Sign, Mr. and Mrs. E .C Ford Sr., many years. Dr. Rale.gh K, D‘ny-1 f,„.mallv u.se i to ..row
K- •
103 .Springdale Rd.; Ronald K. man of Chapel Hill currently
Hill, a senior in mechanical engi-'serves as th(* Association’s Ex**-
neering, Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Hill, cutivc Secretarv.
813 Broad St.
Dale D. Ledbetter, a senior in
economics, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Ledbetter: Stephen H.
Sutherland, a senior in metallur
gical engineerinig, Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Sutherland. 803 Vale St.;
Alan G. Vaughn, a senior in engi
neering operations, Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Vaughn, 702 Forest Hill
Birth !
Announcements {
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shriner,
Be.ssemor City, announce the
birth of a son. Wodne.sday, Feb-
_ . ruarv 19, Kin'js Mountain hospi-
Dr.; Susan R. Watson, a sopho- *
more in English, Mr. and Mrs. shocklev,
E. P. Reviere Jr., .514 Country Benficld Drive. announce the
cotton.
Thf* **c jnomist cit(*d another ex
ample:
Tf a farmer can produce 25
buslu'ls of s*>ylH*ans and s**!! them
for $2.2.5 per bushel, thp net in-
cf*me per acre would be about $31
w)u‘n Hjured on the basis of a
S2-5 per acre c*)st nf prmluction.
<\>mpar** tliis return to jdant-
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Club Circle,
allotment or the entire allotment.'
These and other alternatives
should be carefully ^considered
birth of a daughter,
February 20, Kings
hospital.
Mr. and Mr.s. Raymond
Thursday,
.M*)untain
Rob-
befo»-e a final decision is madc. ’i jjj_ j armouiiee the
birth of a daughter. Saturday.
February 22. Kings Mountain hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray Martin,
409 \V. Ballard street, Cherryville.
announc'e the birth of a daugh
ter, Satuixlay, F'ebruary 22, Kings
Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lt*e John
son. route 1. Dallas, announce
I the birth Of a daughter, .Satur
day, February 22. Kings Moun
tain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jwse Mayes,
route 1. announce the birth of a
daugjitors, Monday, February 24.
I Kings Mountain hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jimison.
route 2. announce the birth of a
son, Wednesda>-, F'ebruary 26
Kings Mountain hospital.
LAND
AUCTION
Near Shelby. N. C.
Saturday,
March 8th —
2:00 P. M.
We will sell at Public AueUon
a part of the Charles L. Bj*am
Property located about 3 mile.**
East of Shelby, just off U. S.
Highway No. 74 on Joe's Lake
Road, State Hard surfaced
Road No. 2201, consisting ol
approximately 30 Residential
Homesites and Small Acreage
Tracts. The Homesites will be
moderately restricted for youi
protection.
This desirable property is in
close proxrmity to Churches
Schools and Manufacturing
areas of Cleveland County. A
real opportunity to buy lots in
a fast growing, Well-located
community at your own price
under the Auction hammer.
EASY TERMS: Is Cash, Bal
ance 6 & 12 Months — 6G In
terest on deferred payments
(If terms arc desired).
If you have land for .sale, con
tact Clyde Nolan, Realtor.
Shelby, N. C.
For further particulars or a
map of the Property contact:
CLYDE NOLAN, Realtor
J. B. NOLAN CO.
Royster Building
Phone 487-6541—Shelby. N. C
FREE HAMS AND
CASH PRIZES
CAROLINA LAND
AUCTION COm
REALTORS,
Selling Agents
Hotel Hickory Building
Hickory, N. C.—Phone 323-4342
Charles L. Beam, Owner
Gene A. Saine, Auctioneer
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