Thgrs<iay. F*bru«ry 5. ^970
KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
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DEATH'S WITNESS customary ward sounds rapidly
London (WMNSi — What does recedcHl, thore was a singin^t in
it fec'l like to die? my ears, and vision faded. That
“I felt something inside me is all I remember."
running down very quickly. The This fimt-hand report comes
WILL CASE for children in my , CHRISTIAN LAST can be com
horne. Hours 2S five days a panion nights for lady who
week. Call Elizabeth Bolin.
739-5747, 606 Landing Street.
2-5-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
MAN pR WOMAN
Reliable person from this area to
service and collect from automatic
di.spensers. No experience needed.
. . . we establish accounts lor you.
Car, references and $985.00 to $1,-
785.00 cash capital nece.ssary. 4
to 12 hours weekly nets excellent
monthly income. Full time more.
For local interview, write, include
telephone number. Eagle Indus
tries, 4725 Excelsior Blvd., St.
Louis Park, Minnesota. 5.5416.
1-5-12
lives alone. Part time. Write in
Care of Box A, Kings Moun
tain Herald. 2:5ttn.
LOST — 1 army field jacket —
with P.F.C. stripes and the
name Henson on it. Lost be
tween Kentucky Fried Chicken
and One Hour Martinizing. Re
ward offered. Contact Rick Hen
son at 739-6924 or Kentucky
Fried Chicken. 2;5-pd.
DING DONG AVON CALUNGI
You can earn $$$ In your spare
time selling guaranteed cosmetics
in your own locality.' Call now
482-2711 or Write Avon, Box 277,
Lattimore, N. C. 28089.
H6W MUSk Are fSlT
PAYING FOR INSURANCE?^
Probably a sizeable amount. It is possible that we can save
you money on a comprehensive insurance plan.
— SEE ns TODAY! —
INSURANCE IS SECURITT
THE ARTHUR HAY AGENCY
"ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE"
PHONE 739-3659
CRAFTSPUN YARNS CO.
Excellent openings available for experienced or
unexperienced in our carding, spinning and winding
departments.
Excellent training programs available for per.sons
without textile experience.
Good benefit program including company paid
holidays.
Apply between 8 ojp. • 5 p.m. Monday • Ftidoy
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
CRAFTSPUN YARNS CO.
KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
"An Eqqual Opportunity Employer”
from an expert witness, an anony
mous doctor who died while luis-
pitulized for a heart attack and
w'as then brought back to life hy
external heart ma.ssagc and other
methiKl.s of resuscitation. Hi' was
able to follow most of what was
being done to him de.s|)ite the
fact that he temporarily lost his
sight, his speech and muscle con
trol.
“I experienced a seasation of
being plugged into something
with a corresponding feeling of
relief,” he recalls in the British
medical magazine, The Lancet,
eiirrectly guessing after a few mo
ments that he had been attached
to a respiratory machine.
Even when he aiijx'ared to hi'
unron.sclous, the doctor - patient
overheard mifch of whal was .said
about him by attending physi
cians and nur.ses. He realized that
a new consultant was on Ihe
.scene because of the distinctive
way the arrival breathed and
I moved his stethescope.
“I have now entered on my
second life with zest," Hu' recov
ered man concludes.
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OPPOSITE EFFECT
Seattle, Wash. (WMNS) — Re
fusing to prescribi* birth control
pills or other contraceptives to
teen.igers may well be counterpro
ductive, say four physicians at the
University of Washington Medical
School. Which is to say, Ihe re
fusal may actually encourage risk
taking.
Since teenagers are rebellious,
say the doctors in an article in
Post-Graduate Mcdicne, they us
ually feel they must do what
adult society forbids. But if the
adolescent is made re.sponsiblc for
his own behavior, he is free to
make a reasoned decision.
The doctors, who favor prescrib
ing contraceptives without a fuss
to adolescents, suggest asking a
teenager, “Is this what you really
want?" In their own practices, the
doctors have found that this ap
proach. backed up by some sup
portive counseling and contracep
tive advice,, has caused many
teenagers to modify their .sexual
Grood Selection
OF TROPICAL FISH
Dot's Tropical Fish
& Supplies
215 Lackey Street
Phone 739-6514
1:15-22
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Dear .Mollicrs and Failiers:
Stand up for your child.
Vote for walcr fluoridated .sys
tem for Kings .Mountain. Only ten
cents—makes h.irder tcetli despile
that canily and other .sweets tliey
eat.
Help that child thiil can't help
himself. Call your child’s doctor.
Ask him—sliould 1 vote yes? Rely
on hLs advice. He knows.
Yours for Better Teeth
Kings Mtn, Junior
Woman’.s Club
Jeanine Fishei, President
Dear Public
I What? Undecided — Well did
, you ever know a lieauliful girl
who didn’t take care of her
beauty then she opi'ned her
mouth. Tooth decay. Good den
tal health begins with cle-an
teeth and evenj thing one can gel
to help haidcned tooth enamel,
i Vote Saturday lake a friend
Help that beautiful girl liave a
beautiful smile.
Vote "Yes” for fluoride.
King Mtn. Woman’.s Club
Mrs. Haywooil E. Lynfh.
Chmn. of Committee
Dear Citizens,
Decay strikes us all.
Support the best health meas
ure know'n to date. Ilel]) niresi
tooth decay. Trust your own doc
: tor. Trust your own dentist.
Vole yes for safe, t'conomical
fluoride in our waler.
Think and heel your local
doctors.
Thank you
I Mrs. Aubrey Mauney
activities or even deride to ab
stain.
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LONG-LOST CONTACT LENS ,
Toronto (M'MXS) — As every
! wearer of contact lens knows, a
lo.st lens usually .stays lost. |
However, ophthalmologist Ellis |
Shenken had a patient who found
a lens 40 months after it wiis lost.,
And in his own eyel :
A punch in the eye had pushed |
the lens into his eyelid where it *
remained unnoticed. The patient,
thinking the lens had dropped to
I the floor, ordered a new lens.
Eventually, however, he decided
to find out why his eye kept dis
charging and why his new lens
kept popping out.
When Dr. Shenken found and
removed the embedded lens, both
questions were answered.
CARD OF THA.\K.S
We ai-pi'l'ciale very much Ihe
many kinilnesses of our friends
and loved ones and e.speeially
the iootors, nur.si's and sta-:f of
Kings Mountain Hospilal during
tile illness and diNath of our hus
band and father.
The Family Of
II. L. Grigg
2:5 pd.
The Slate Capitol building,
which now housi's offices of the
Governor and Secretary of Stall',
was authorized by the General
.Assembly in 18.32 and cost Tar
Heel t.ixpayers .$5,30,684.
Wilson ffives
TV Tips
Arlin Wilson at Wilson T. V. & |
Musii- ri'iiorls that Hie .Mngnnvox'
eomiiany has continuously work-
('d to imiirine hoHi Hie siilely
and quality of its pioduels. As a
j result, till' .sets they have jiro- :
' duet'd in Hie last four years have'
I had an almost perfect record lor'
I safely. Since we know Hial any
probli'ni Hint may liave been ex-j
perii'iieed wiHi Miigiiavox .sets is'
liiniled to .sets sold to Hie pulilie,
in l!Ki4 HIIm; anyone Hial lias,pur- !
rhasi'd a sel in tile last four
years .should have alisolulely no
I eoneerii.
Herald Want Ads Pay
> EXTRA MONEY
If you enjoy talking to people on the phone, could use
.some extra money and have four or more hours a
day you can devote to a special 90-day telephone
sales program, then we may have just the oporlunily
you are looking for. For more information call: Mr.
Carr Atlanta 404-636-4011 collect or write giving
phone number to:
IRL SERVICES
3252 Peachtree Rd., N. E., Suite 206
Atlanta, Georgia 3030S
PERSONNEL SECRETARY t
STENO CLERK
Good Starting Salaries. Persons
should have pleasing personalities.
Liberal fringe benefit programs.
Lithium Corporation of America >
Highway 161 Bessemer City, N. C
Phone 629-2282
equal cippurlunilv emidoyer
FOR YOUR
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HD YOU KNOW WE HAVE INVALID AND HOSPITAL EQUIPMOfT
BOTH FOB SALE OR FOB RENH . r
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WANTED - TWO EMPLOYEES
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For lewoge deportment. Hospitalization insur
ance. retirement plon, six paid holidays yearly,
vocation, sick leave.
Apply at
MAYOR'S OFFICE
CITY OF KINGS MOUNTAIN
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
SPLIT LEVEL;
4 BEDROOMS
ISee this split level at 20l|
In. Goforth Street. 2 Fulll
Ibaths, Fireplace, Den, Car-L
■port. Screened porch, Car-|
Ipets, Built-in stove and dis-i
isal. PRICE $26,500. Call)
arry Hamrick, 739-36U,|
iReal Estate Bioker.
*' River pollution is re.sponsiblo
for 18.4 million fish being killed
in 1964, the Public Health Ser
vice .says. This is an increase of
10.5 million over 1963.
We are expanding our mining and
milling operations. The following per
sonnel are needed.
PIT FOREMAN
POWDER MAN
MECHANIC, sidlled
MECHANIC WELDER
Good starting salaries and liberal
fringe benefits program
Apply Lithium Corporation of America
Highwoy 161 Bessemar City, N. C.
Telephone 629-2282
equal opportunity employer
OUnOtB AND CAMS
HOSPtTAL BS»
WHEEL CHAUS
aautucux chairb
PLUS
MANY OTHER
TYPES OF ,
CONVALESCENT/
EQUIPMENT
WALKEBtTTIS
KINGS NOUNTAIN
GUD SrORE DRUG COMPANY
,thE CITY’S MODERN STORE
PHONE 739-2571
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NOW.' SAVE ON TfnS ROMANTIC
HERALD, CLASSIFIED ADS PAY
Permanent and
Temporary
HELP NEEDED
Immediate Openings
For Plant Mechanics and
Maintenance Men,
Welding Experience
Desir^
Contact Personnel Office
LITHIUM
CORPORATION OF
AMERICA
Phone 629-2282
Bessemer City, N. C.
"Equal Opportunity Em
ployer"
BEDRO
SUITE
199.95
WANTED
JACQUARD WEAVERS
Applications Taken At
DOVER PLACEMENT CENTER
904 Ruifalo Street
Shelby. N. C. 28150
CHECK THESE QUALITY FEATURES
• Baked'on Plastic Finish
• Tilting Framed Mirror
• Heavy 3-D Scrollwork '
• TWO FINISHES: Natural Peccm or New
||ir Avocado Green!
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Here’s the Most Wanted
Styling in All Furniture
Not only beautifiri, but impressively sized and
detailed like the most-expensive pieces you
see in deluxe magazines! Rich pecan graining
on durable, tempered hardboard tops, sides
and drawers with heavy, 3-D scrollwork that
ueuaHly marks the costliest furniture. Rich an
tiqued brass hardware. Exclusive **Dura-
Glide** Non-sticking drawers. Choose twin or
full size bed, and note the dresser “door” that
covers S shirt drawers. Also note that the 5-
drawer chest stands fully 48" tall. At this low
pric6^ you needn’t wait another day. Have id
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