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TKursday, OctoBer 29, 1970
KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Page
170
PILOT
LIFE INS. CO.
Is Happy To
Announce
To Jack A. Brown's Staff
THOMAS
BROTHERS
and
L T. (Sonny)
lACKSON
As Representatives
in the Kings Mountain
Area
i-iTJwr- *
Subscribe ‘i o The
HERALD i
CARPET
MANAGER
TRAINEE
To work with one of thi
southeast's largest and
oldest discount carpet
dealers
Sales Experience
Necessary.
Salary open, excellent
company benefits, paid
vacation and holidays.
Apply in Person To:
The Carpet
Outlet
3913 E. Independence Blvd.
Charlotte, N. C.
10:23
WANTED
Experienced Knitters for Second and Third Shifts
APPLY IN PERSON
(formerly Alacklin Knit Mills)
East Alabama Avenue Bessemer City, N. C.
King? Point Knitting, Inc.
(Eciual (lii)portunity Eniployor)
10:15-22
V
Weekly
*7^
By WILSON GRIFFIN
Choose your baby sitter care
fully. Explain to her carefully
and thoroughly all she needs
to know about the children,
home facilities and procedures
to follow. Prepare a card list
ing the address cuid telephone
where you can be reached —
when you will return — full
instructions whether to feed,
bathe, or put the child to bed.
Also list the phone number of
persons to call in case of acci
dent or sudden illness: your
family doctor, fire and police
department, rescue squr^d, gas I
and electric company, etc.
After you see your doctor,
bring your prescription te
CARD OF THANKS
The Family Of
DEWEY RATHBONE
Wishes to express
Sincere Appreciation For
the Many Kindnesses
Shown During Hiss Illness
and Recent Death.
Mrs. Ralhbone
and Family
WILL BABYSIT in my home!
anv shifts. Call 739-3565.
9:2-ltfn
10:29-11:12-
SlOO REWARD
To Anyone Apprehending
Any Person or Persons
Subsequently
Convicted Stealing Any
thing Off Anw New or
Used Cars At
DIXON
Chevrolet Company
We Drill
Wells!
And install Goulds
quality wafer systems
With Dependability
Arnold's
Well Drilling &
Pump Service
Phone Arnold Pbilbeck
739-4315
Oak Grove Road
Kings Mountain. N. C.
GETTING
MARRIED?
Have Your Wedding
Pictures Made
In Beautiful Natural
COLOR
By LEM LYNCH
Pbotographer
Also Selection of Wedding
Albums
PH. 482-1720 487-7503
WANTED
Experienced Foster Winder Tenders
and Service Help interested in working
REGULARLY and six days per week.
Excellent pay and benefits. Call at
Personnel Office.
McNeil Spinning Co.
(Old Gamble Mill Location)
Bessemer City, N. C.
RESTRICTED — 10 Acres, Six
Acres. Woods and streams. Good
neighborhood. Three miles from
town. C-all 739-4830, Kddie Arro-
w<X)d. 10:16tfn
GOODYEAR DEALER
CAREER
OPPORTUNITIES
Because of the rapid growth in
the tire business in this orea
the following career opportun
ities are available at the new
store opening here about De-
cemb(| 1:
• Brake and Alignment man
• Clerical Help (female)
• Retail Tire Salesman
• Tire Changer
Excellent benefits and oppor-
..tunities for advancement..
For personal interviev.-, reply
by letter, giving details of edu
cation, employment history and
salary requirement to
CLARK
TIRE & AUTO COMPANY
609 E. Main Street .....
. . . Lineolnton, N. C. 28092 ...
ATT: Ernest Snipes
o
IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT
Service and Maintenance Personnel ROtiuired For
First and Second Shifts. Good Pay and All
Benefits For Full Time Employees.
Part-Time Workers Will Be Considered
Apply Office — Mon. Thru. Tbius. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
LAMBETH CORPORATION
(Across from New High School)
(Equal Opportunity Employer)
10:829
DANCE FRIDAY And SATURDAY NIGHT
October 23 & 24
KINGS MOUNTAIN SUPPED CLUR
(Formerly The E.xecutive Club)
Open Daily at 5 P.M. Except on Sunday
Dining Room Open at 5:30
Thursday - Friday - Saturday
Under New Ownership and Management
Dance Friday Night 9 'til 2
Dance Saturday Night 9 'til 3
Featuring RAY BARRETT and CARL CASH
With 'THE EXPRESSIONS"
Cbntinuing a Dance Contest With Prizes to tbe Best Dance Couples
Trophies To Be Awarded To The Winners
Past and Present Executives Members Invited
O ROCK • SOUL • COUNTRY
By Request
GRAYSON BROWN. MANAGER
SECOND BAPTIST NOTE-BURNING —■ Second Baptist Church celebrated Homecoming October 18
with a note burning and dedication service at the morning worship service. Located at 120 Lin-
wood Drive, the church was constructed in 1952 and seals 450 in its air-condiUoned sanctuary. A
three-story educational building houses six ossemMy rooms, 30 class rooms, pastor's study, library,
secretary's office, finonhiol office, nursery and three restrooms. Rev, Eugene W. Lcmd is the 13th
pastor to serve the choich siiKe its organization June 13, 1915. In the picture above, R. E. Barnett,
at lefL'ond Cecil Owens, are trustees, ore shown burning the note while looking on, left to right,
are: T.; R. Oqlton. M. C.. Wood, Kenny MicAbee, C. B. King, Brooks Tate, Dr. Frank Malone, C. M.
Lonkford. Wesley Kiser and Rev. Land. Kiser. Lankford, Wood. King, McAbee, Tate and Owens
are deacons.
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Legals
SPACIOUS LOUNGE — The new wing of Kings Mountain Hospital
has a comfortable commodious lounge, much more spacious
than the comparatively cramped quarters these succeeded.
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING
A public hearing will be held
in the city council room at the
City Hall on Tuc-sday November
10th with regard to the follow
ing retjuosts:
For Rezoning:
1. A parcel of land lying off E.
Gold Street owned by W. K. Mau-
ney, Jr. from LI to HI.
2. Lot 1 Block 6 Ta.x Map M ly-
ig at the intersection of <?leve-
land Avc. and Church Street own-
Ofi by James and Brenda Cogdlll
I from R-6 to NB.
3. L ts 21, 2 2, anu 23 of the
Harry Falls plat owned by Arthur
Bell from K 6 to NB.
LEFTY MOSS
HOWARD BROWN
MIKE YARBRO
GENE STONE
MORE ABOUT
Vincent's Team
(Continued Ffom Page Three)
Drewes Tax Service as Wilhelimi-
na Sprouse rolled a 103 line and
Bart)ara Miller scored a 297 set.
Pat Panther had a 122 line and
303 set for Drewes.
. Ranny Blanton was high scorer
in mixed league action Thursday
night, rolling a 128 line and 376
set to lead TVs to a split with
Radios. Mull Ifamsey had a 147
line and 365 set for Radios.
Lib Gault scored a 129 line and
los 8Ze B pappe Muoij oouojiBi,?
to lead Plonk’s team to three
wins over John Dilling’s team.
Dilling had a 113 line and 323
set to lead his club.
Bob Herndon’s 134 line and 355
.set led the Strikes to thi;.'e wins
over the Tires. Bob Ramsey led
the losers with a 133 line and 344
set.
LEAGUE STANDINGS
(Ladies League)
Team Won Lost
10:29-11:5
Plonk Brothers
20
12
Griffin Drug
17
15
American Legion
16
16
Oates-Shell
16
16
Drewes Tax
15
17
Dellinger’s Jewelry
12
20
(Men's League)
'.4
AFbert Brackett
17
Ranny Blanton
17
15
Vincent’s Union 76
17
15
Quality Sandwich
16
16
Dilling Heating
15
17
Plonk Oil Co.
14
18
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DIABETES CAN'T BE CURED
BUT CAN BE CONTROLLED
Proper diet, an oral medication called a
hypoglycemic agent, and insulin ate the three
ways a physician controls a diabetic patient.
He may use just diet or all three, depending
on the type of diabetes. The important thing
is tc diagnose early for in some cases there are
nc symptoms.
Beepuse the diabetic needs a great many
products to help control the condition, we hove
a complete "Diabetic Center" in our pharmacy.
This includes not only the necessary presetip
tion medicines but testing tapes, sugar substi
tutes, sugar frev products, food measuring
scales, syringes, etc.
YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US
when you need a delivery. We will deliver
promptly without extra charge. A great many
people rely on us for their health needs. We
welcome requc:sts for delivery service and
charge accounts.
Kings Mtn. Drug Co.
R.0RgB'gfi-0'RHRgRO-R gfi g-R 0 R
ATTENTION CAR OWNERS: DONT WAIT
Custom Auto-Painting Co. Now Open
We are located at 1711 E. Dixon Blvd., Shelby, N. C. Hwy. 74 ap
proximately 8 miles from Kings Mountain and 5 miles from Shelby.
We will paint your car for $19.95. We also offer expert body re
pairs and free estimates. All work is guaranteed.
Help us to build a successful business, and at the same time, help
yourself to a shiny new paint job.
Come by for a free estimate, or call 482-7625 for an appointment.
Your patronage and interest is greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
The Management
P.S. We also paint pick-ups, appliances, and anything else paintable.
A yard or so of material—and almost 200 years of dreams and
determination—^make an American Flag.
We honor that flag when we value the heritage it represents.
We defend it when we strengthen our freedoms by using tliem.
All this is part of what our young people must learn if they hve to
become responsible citizens.
Many educators count on the Treasury’s School Savings Program
to help illustrate these ideas, they know that buying U. S. Savings
Stamps regularly gives each youngster an active part in his coun
try’s affairs, a part he can understand and from which he can
come to appreciate how his country and his freedom depend on
what he does as a citizen.
Let the School Savings Program help vour students help Aisv ^ca
and themselves.
When they buy their first Savings Stamps this year they’ll receive
a wallet card showing Old Glory. When they trade in their stamps
for a Series E Bond, a special Old Glory certificate will be
awarded to them.
SHARE IN AMERICA
Buy U. S. Savings Stamps i
and Bonds
Til. U.S. Covenumnl dou not pay for Ihir wlvortiMiiKnUl U preiorfed “ •
in cooporalion with 'Tli. Doputmoal of Uw TrMMry ud Tho Adyortwin* Council.