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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
WANT ADS
FULL OH PAHT TIME JOB—Fast I
growing cosmetics camip;iny I
needs iady. Free traiming. FOr!
interview, call Mrs. Brodcs, 739-
6004. 5:61Jn
^WILL CUT LAWNS on weekends.
$3 and up. Call 739-4301.
5:6-13
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
Comipletely furnished. Water
furnished. Eieotric cooking. Al
most now. LocateH at 123 Lin-
wood Road, Kings Mountain.
Call COLONIAL BUIUIERS,
Cherryville, 435-6937 during
working hours or 435-6321 at
nlglits.
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NOTICE OF RESALE
MART’N Ef TATF,»AND
131.65 Ac-rcs - Choica Piroperly
P'^ " y, r v ’’:C0A.P^.
COURTHOUSE' DOOR, SHELBY, N. C.
ADJOINS NEW HIGH SCHOOL
Crawley B. Cash, Jr.
and George B. Thomasson
Commissioners
TranscoSets
Safety Dinner
I:i Innor of llic ein-i-loyces of
Compressor Station 11'.), .Spartun-
hurg, -S. C.; Compressor Station
I I.', Grower, and tiie Communica
tions, .Mrrsuiemer.t and Engi
neering Di'iuflnieiils, .sysl e m-
wide, wiio {:stabli.shed a perfect
safety record in 1970, the Trans-
e.)ntinent'al Safely Aeliievrment
Aw.iixll’ resenlaiton is'remonies,
held under tlie ul spices of tlie
Safety Department, will l)e eon-
-lii.-leil on llu- .station gnjund.s
at Compressor .Station 1-10, on
Wednesday, .May 1'.*, piomplly at
i-);30 p. m.
j Condiicied tours of tlie Mcr.!- ^ More tlmn 1,000 peTie are e.\-
' ies for gue.sis aifl wives of the i)e,ted t.a ja.-n :'io Co:-.t I’liyslcal
employees will commence at 4:30 I-Xf i."a:ion Euii.ling for Lie din-
p. m. I ner.
G-WSets
Victoiy Dinnei
[ Bolling Spring?—'For ' a year
; G.;rdni.'r-Welib lias 'bt*en going
llirongii a cuilt'al -gifts fur..; cam-
jiaigii and tlie seliool has s."hodul-
;-d the eampaig.i vietory dinner
for Tiiursd ly iiiglit at 7 o’clock
with Gover.ior il.ilM'it S-coll las
the p.incipal speaker.
Tile campaign started last ’Map
with a Kirk-Off Dinner with
’Ralph Gugiielmi, former Notre
|IX'.me forfliull Al!-.\meru‘an. The
: go:il of VXi.'.H):) wa? aniiouneed
! .ind from all i:uli.-alions .the goal
I will lie met 'and aiiiumn^cd lal the
i Vietoiy Dinner.
sfi'uolion oif a new library, the
txinversion otf the present library
into a classroom building, the
construction of a new dormitory
for men and 'to double the size of
the present administration build
ing. To dale the campaign Itas
been eondueteJ in 'tlie Shelby
area. Boiling 'Springs area, Cher-
Tliursday, May 13, 1971
ryville Area, Bclmoti't area, Gas
tonia area. Upper Cleveland area
and is under way in Charlotte.
Campaigns will be conducted In
the Forest City area, Rutherford-
ton area and l&a'ffney area. iLead-
ers from all the areas 'Who work
ed ill t'lie camilaign 'wil l)be hon
ored at the dinner.
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REV. CLAUDE R. RICKMAN
E. Gttld Street Sets Revival Services
I.iiimedialely fc.-llowiiig tile .'taf-
■ty .‘xvaiil Fre.-'eiilatioii core-
a genuine Texas .style
Ik T-riiiu' lieef bariie: lie with
.71 tlie Ilimiiiin":? will l:e seivi'd
fi.'in the pia'i'ie srliooner type
Gii. k w ,gim by tlie .-afely Engi-
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Experienced Dump Truck and/or Ready-Mix
Concrete Truck Drivers
Apply
Nolen Concrete Supply, Inc.
401 E. Main St., Gastonia, N. C.
Phone day 864-3225
Dr. Claude R, Rickman, presi
dent of (’eiitral We.sleyan college
of C'Cii-lral, .S. C., will be speaker
[or revival .services beginning
.Momt.'iy anil (onlinuing tlirougli-
ut the weelc at Easi Gold Street
Wesleyan cliurch.
Servui-s will be at 7 p.ni. eacli
evening.
Dr. Rickman Is a native of
Pransylvaiiia County. Ho earned
his liigli .school diploma from Bie-
card liigli .seliool, atlorided Cen
tral Wesleyan Junior colU-ge and
reeeive.s his A.B. and B.3. degrees
fr.iim .Marion eolelge and his .M..\.
in liistory from UNC. C'li.ipel Hill,
in 1954 and his Pli.d. in educa
tion from UNC in 1956. An or
dained Killer in the Wesleyan
eiiur.'h. Dr Riekman has servetl
in numerous po.sitions tlirough-
out tile ihureh, some it! Ii's most
recent being Dean of L’eniral eol-
li'ge tor 12 yi.irs aiil pre-ijeiit
since July 23, 1968. In .addition
to Ills cliureli positions, lie iias
held many prvsilion.s in the U. S. ’
Navy and the N'.iv.aT'seserves. |
Rev. Edwin Chriscio isued in-j
vitation to the eommunity to j
join in the .series of .servi.'es.
CONDITION SERIOUS
C. E. (RedI Dengler. fatiier
of Mrs. Eirgene .Mi.swiin, ro-
maiii.s in .serious eondilion at
Lings Moumaiii li<v-si'.i.lal wliere
lie was admiltcil last 'veek aft
er a .slnilie of paralysis.
One of ;!ie evening's lii;flili,' 'tils
Will 'ixi a .spe ial imisi.-.il : resen-
tatiun hy Artliur kpiHli, r.a li i and
tel-'vision persoimlily wlio will
p.ay ilia- renown "Guitar Boogie ”
will ii has sold more than a
niilli";i records. .S-milh is Hie eol-
|t ,:e's .gif's iliaiiman in tlieiCliiai'-
|lolte area '.'amiiaign.
I Tlie Gardner Wel 'b Oioral En-
; .se.nvi.le. Dr. George R. -Crilib, di-
reo'or, will sipg several selec-
!;io;'? irom Tlie Music Man.
I'kinds r.'.i.eil from lies eam-
; paign wil he lused for the tsm
SINUS SUFFERERS
)-iv.-s soil up .. 8 h.'iim n'll.-r tinrn puin t ,',.“'“'' „| runpv
Ki-.snnr. AIIPWS y.iu ‘'"■""I.'' ''"‘I.* moi;ni'ain Dlied
iiiukur. Try ll toilfiy!
Introductory
Offer Worth
Col out this od—loke to store IMad. Purchose one pock of SYMA-CIFAR I 2'i and
recaive on* mor* 5YNA I? Pn-k ff»a.
Phone night 864-6294
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
For Tv/ister and Winder Tenders
Full six and seven day a week operation
Excellent Pay and Benefits
Equal Opportunity Employer
Apply In Person, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
McNEILL SPINNING COMPANY
PERSONNEL OFFICE
Bessemer City, N. C.
SINUS
Sufferers
Here’s good news for yoti! Exclusive
now ‘‘Hard-core” SYNA-CLEAR Dcron-
gestant tablets act instantly and clear
all nasal sinus covities. One ''bor'd core”
loblet gives up to 8 hours relief from
pain and pressure of congestion. Allows
you to breotne easily—stops watery
eyes and runny nose. You eon buy
SYNA CLEAR of all Drug Stores, with
out need for a prescription. Satisfaction
guaranteed by moker. Try it todavl
Introductory offer worth $I.S0. Cut out
this ud—Take to one of the stores
listed below. Purchase one pack of
Syno Clear I7's ond receive one more
Syiia-Clear 12-pack free.
INSURANCE PROGRAM
jirngrani on automobilo in-
sui'aiu'o anil tlio dilonima Hiat
('xi.sl;: in the aut.a ir,.sMi'aiii'('
market will foilure tlio pro
gram at Tliiir.sd.'iy'.s nieetins; of
file liotarv eiub at I2:lj at lilt*
(’nniilry etuii.
FOR SALE
Used Color TV s
Also black and white
All rebuilt
From S29,95
BRIDGES RADIO-TV
Phone 739-4416
North Piedmont Avenue
WME & WAX 25c sel^s».
WASH 8 WAX 75c Automatic
BGNNIE mST CAR WASH
W. KING ST.
We now have 2 New Self-Service Bays in
? addition to our Fully Automatic Bay.
I WASH & WAX: Cars, Boats, Trailers, Antiques,
LVenetian Blinds, Motors, or anything portable
at the High-Pressure Self-Service Bays.
Our felevlsloii ciiiiuierciai
skeins tu be fofUiii m deaf ears.
Kings Mtn. Diug Co.
LOST
Small Brown Male Dog —
Name Snoopy. Tag On
Collar No. 26115
525 00 REWARD
For His Return
Contact
CARL WILSON
739-5878
5:6
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Residents oi Kings Mountain
DO YOU NEED A JOB
THESE loss ARE OPEN IN YOUR HOMETOWN
219 OPENINGS NOW
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Spoolers
Twisters
Spinners
Doffers
Spinner Fixer
Slubber
Opening Tender
Card Tender
Sweepers
Roving Tenders
Knitters
Weavers
Sewing Machine Operators
Pressers
Floor Help
Furniture Production Workers
Laborers
Trainees
TRAINED EMPLOYEES
t AND TRAINEES
Contact Your Chamber of Commerce
For More Information About These Openings
WORK IN KINGS MOUNTAIN
739-5051
739-3851
CHAMBER Oi COMMERCE
146 W. MOUNTAIN ST.
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We’ve had a lot of comments on our tele
vision commercial. People tell us it’s charming.
And warm.
And they love our little “star,” Jeff.
, 1 But as much as we appreciate your com
ments, we’d rather have something else,
, We’d rather have your money. ^
^ You see, the whole point of our cor-'-rnerc ' 1
is to raise money to build a chapel.
I A nondenominational chapel. So the kic.s
at the Morganton School for the Deaf wi'i lv-;\ o
a place to pray.
I Right now we’re forty-eight thousand dol
lars short of that goal. And our television com
mercial. which has been running for several
weeks, has gotten us a disappoinlin,gl:/ s vr:]'
amount. -t
And it’s our fault. Because even though the
television and radio stations gave us a lot of
free time to get our message across, we didn’t
make that message clear enough.
So let’s clear it up right now:
There are 618 kids in Morganton, North
Carolina,who have been deprived of their hear
ing. And that’s unfortunate. But what’s even
more unfortunate is the fact that tliey’re being
deprived of the word of God.
Please help them. Contributions are tax
deductible. So send a nickel, send a dime, send
a dollar, send anything to Chapel for the Deaf,
Inc., c/o Hargrove Skipper Bowles, Box T-3,
Greensboro, North Carolina 27402.
Hear?