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WANT ADS
122 Chorokoe Street
INVITATION TO BID
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C
Vance-Aycock T
Thursday, August 24, 1972
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR
TO CREDITORS
Having qualified a.-: Aiiminis-
tralor of Hie Estate of Virginia
Mae huV/. Johnson, dei'eased, late
NEED AN EXTRA
$1,000
BETWEEN NOW AND
CHRISTMAS?
Train now for a full or
parttimo career as a
Vanda Beauty Counselor.
Immediate earnings. For
interview Call Sarah Bell
7 to 9 a.m. & 9 lo 11 p.m.
937-7750
8:24-9:18
WANTED — Lady to care for
small child (19 rhonih.s old I.
Reference preferred. Rhone 7,19-
ftoS,! after 6:(K) p.in. s-24
LET ME SELL YOUR HOME
OR FIND YOU A NEW ONE
HELEN
JOHNSTON
REAL ESTATE
865-5679
8;17-9:18
i
, of Cleveland Cou'ny, N<irth Caro
lina, this i.s to nolifj' all iK*rsons
having claims against the estate
of said di'codent lo pre.sent them
lo tile undersigned on or before
tile Kith day of Kcbruar,v. 1973,
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of tlieir recovery. All persons
indebted to .said estate will please
make immediate payment to tlie
undersigned.
Tilts 10th day of August, 1972.
Ralph L. .lohnson
Route 3, Box 283-C
Kings .VIountain, .\. C.
narland, Alala, & Bradley
.\M.alleys at Law
122 Cherokee Street
King.-: Mountain, .N. C,
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX
TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Adminis-
(latrix of the Estate of A. H. Pat-
ierson, deceased, late of Clc've-'
Lind County, North Carolina, this
is to notify all pc'rsons having,
elaim^ agaiast the estate of .-aid
decedent to pre.sent them to the
undc-rsigned on or before the IGth
day of February, 1973, or this no-'
tice will be pleaded in bar of
their reecivery. All pi-rsons indebt
ed to .said estate will .plc-ase make
immediate payment to the un- :
dersigned.
This lOlh day of August, 1972 |
Madge P. Warliek
1017 Brookwood Drive
Kings .Mountain, N. C.
.Garland, Alala, & Bradley i
.\ttornev.s at Law !
' The board of commissioners for
<he City of Kings Mounlain A ill
receive bids until 7:30 p.m. on
Augast 28, 1972 for .street jiav-
ing, rc'surfaeing and curb gutter
within tlu' coi'icorate limits.
Dinner Set
1972
The annual
cock diiinin- will l>e held in Ashe
ville on September
in tlie Grove Park Inn, statej
PLACING TREES
! A go(«l place foi- evergreen
; trees, sucli as .Magnolia, Cedar,
Vance.Ay-'White Pine, Deodar Cedar, etc.
! that have branches near the
29 and 30 JtfuuncI, is toward the back or
Inn Sta te I near borders of the yaixl, acrord-
Instruelions-for submitting bids Donioeralie Party Chairman John! ‘"K to -North Ciirolina State
bnd complete' .speeifieal ions for
the work to be performed may be
obtained at the* offi'‘e of the pur
chasing agent (luring rc'gular
office hotn.s.
Bid bond or dc.'p.i.sit in an a-
mount equal t.) al iea.sl five (.)i
per cent of tlie proiro.sal price
siiall aecompany ilii.s piopii.-al.
Tlie Board of Commissioners re-
'.serves the right to re.ieel any and
all jiriiiiosals or to accept the liid
eemsidered to hi' in tile Ik'sI in
terest of Hie City of Kings .M.iun-
tain.'
All bids to be marked ''Street
Paving, ('.surfacing and Curb-Gut
ter VV'ork",
John Henry Mo-ss,
Mayor
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CARETAKER
atLakeMontonia
Salary Negotiable with Work
SEE Charles Blanton or Don Crawford
or PHONE 704-739-3368 or WRITE
CARETAKER
P^. Box 272, Kings Mountain, N. C. 28086
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as .\dminis-
Irator for the Estate of .Mr.s.
France.-' Lancy Burton, dei'eased.
late of Cleveland Canny, this i.s
to notily all peison.s having
claims against Hie e.state to said
decedent lo present them to the
undersigned on or fx'fore the 21lh
day cf February, 1973, or this
notice will he pleaded in bar of
I any recovery. All persons indebt-
; e:l to .said estate will please make
immediate payment to tlie under
signed.
; This the 24Hi day of August,
i 1972.
! REV. EUGENE LAND
Administrator
E.state 'll Frances Laney
Burton
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CARD OF TllA.VKS
We wish to express our lieart-
felt appreciation to the man.>
friends and neigh rors and to the
(loetors and nur.ses for their
kindnesses and expressions of
■ sympathy at the death of our
beloved mother. The p'amily of
I -Mrs. Eliabeth G. Bo'es.
Cluireh has announced. ! University specialist^sv Evergreeri
I trees serve as windbreaks and
The $.o'l-per-ticket dinner will thus make the house easjer to
rai.se campaign funds f(jr the. heat.
-Novemher 7 general election.;
Quotas foi'each county have been .. -.. —_ —
fiirwardcd to .'oiuity chairmen.
Churcli said, i
The A.slit'ville event is one of!
the two major money-raising ef
forts of the party. 'Phe other is
the Jefferson-Jaekson day ban
quet, lield in Ra'cigh in the early
spring. ,
"This is our main event for
(he fall canpaign, and it is ex-
Iiected to draw Dmerocratic lead-:
ers from around the state. VVe ;
liope to make il one of the big
gest ami best the party has
ever had, emphasi'/,ing the wide I
appeal our party has among peo-'
pie o.' all walks of life in North
Carolina,’’ Church said.
Tlie I'ance - Aycock dinner
wil -ae a slalewide affair this
year, rather than placing main
emphasis on western counties.
For that reason. Church said,
eastern counties will also receive'
(ptotas tickets. !
The dinner chairman, t h e
speaker, and the other aclivi-
lies for the weekend will be an-l
nouncod later, Church said. ,
Tile Vanee-Ayeock dinner was
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNmES
^ Immediate Openings in Production ^
No Experience Necessary
We provide on-lhc-job training leading to re.sponsible
position.s in flotation and grinding plant operations.
CHECK THESE ADVANTAGES:
EXCELLENT STARTING RATES
PAID VACATIONS
PAID HOLIDAYS
GROUP INSURANCE
PENSION PLAN
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT
Now Interviewing 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.
United States Gypsum Company
Kings Mountain Plant
An equal opportunity employer)
Located approximately 4 miles South of Kings Mountain on 216 (Grover
Roaii) Look for USG sign with arrow 4:27-5:4
first lield in 19fi0 and has since
, become the Democratic party’s|
big campaign season get-togeth-
er. Past speakers have included :
I^wren<;e O’Brien, a former na- !
'lional parly chairman; U. .S.;
.Senator Ernest i Fritz i Hoilings |
of South Carolina, and U. S. 1
Representative Nick Galifianakis'
! of Durham. I
MO TO ADVERTISERS!'
'rhe Department of Labor has :
alloealcd $.30 million to create'
fl(jOd c'can'-ui) jobs for 42,000 vic
tims of tnrpical storm Agnes ini
Xe.w York. Pennsylvania, Mary
land. West Virginia, Florida and j
Hie Di.strict of Columbia.
PHENIX PLANT
...., Burlington Industries ^
Kings Mountain, North Carolina
Career Opportunities Are Now Available For
Experienced or Inexperienced Personnel
In The Following Jobs: '
TREEWORK
For Prolessional Treework, Includ
ing Cutting Down, Topping, Removing
Deadwood.
Spinners
Spinning Dolfers
# Card Tenders
9 Draw Tenders
# Roving Tenders
Burlington Offers Above Average Benefits
# Good Pap
# Free Hospitalization
0 Paid Holidays
0 Bonuses
0 Profit Sharing
Interested persons may call 739-2511 or visit the
Personnel Office Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Sat. 8 a.m.-12 Noon.
“An equal opporlunit.v Employer’’
W. T.
Phone
CLARY
739-7614
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NEEDED IMMEDIATELY
0 Cylinder Balancer "V
0 Cylinder Head Machinist
0 Card Screen Assembler
0 Installation and Fabrication Workers
0 Card Plate Workers
0 Machinist
0 Punch Press Operators
0 Welders
0 Grinders
0 Sheor Operators
5Vs Day Work Week, Paid Holidays. Paid Vacations,
Hospitalization, Major Medical Group Insurance, and
many other benefits.
APPLY IN PERSON:
JENKINS METAL SHOPS, INC.
North Marietta Extension
Gastonia, N. C.
“An Equal Opportunity Employer”
8:17-24
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. do what successful salesmen do—call on
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five you the factts about the auclience that
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newspaper advertising.
Is there a measure for the value of news-,
paper circulation to an advertiser such as
the standards a merchant uses in buy
ing merchandise—for example, like
STERLING on silver?
A. Yes—in the well known circulation standards
of the Audit Bureau of CmcuLA’noNS.
Q. What is the A.B.C.?
A. ITie A.B.C. is a cooperative, non-profit ass<x4-
ation of 3,450 advertisers, advertising agencies
and publishers in the United States and Canada.'
Organized in 1914. Brought or
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establishing a definition for paid
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fMr measuring, auditing and re
porting the circulations of news-
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staff of experienced circulation auditors makes
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I that help you buy advertising as you would
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, basis of known values and audited information.
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membership?
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that the paper is wanted and read.
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Bureau of Circulations?
A. Yes. We are proud of our circulation. We want
you to know the factts about
the audience your selling mes
sages will have when they
appear in these pages. Ask for
a copy of our latest A.B.C.'
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