At Hie Movies
IN CHERKYVILLE
Starts Late Show THURS. Nite 11:30 P. M.
THURS.-FRIDAY—2 DAYS AT LESTER
COME EARLY - COME EARLY
JON HALL—SAGU- MARIA MONTEZ
In Tecvhnicolor Hit “WHITE SAVAGE”
One Day Only at Lester SAT. Sept. 4th
BIG OUTDOOR ACTION PICTURE
“THE FRONTIER BAD MEN”
With ROBT. PAIGE, DIANNA BARRYMORE, ANDY
DEVINE, TEX RITTER, Wm. FARNUM Leo CARILLO
AT TEH STRAND THEATRE FRI.-SAT.
Sept. 3-4—‘‘LEATHER BURNERS”
With HOPALONG CASSIDY, BILL BOYD, ANDY
CLYE, VICTORY JORY — COME EARLY
There’s action a-plenty in 'Leather Burners"
"Hopalong" Cassidy with Andy Civd
. . stirring Bill Bovd as
and Victor Jory.
Rudisill Reunion
Held Last Friday
The deseemdents of Emmanuel
Rudisill. mot at the Rhyue-Houser
C^ub House oil Friday. August
27, 1943 for their annual reun
ion. Heretofore the reunion has
been held at the old home place
or near there, but it was decid
ed to have the reunions hence
forth at the Rhyne-Houser Club
House,
The three living children were
present. They are: Mrs. Preston
Miller of Chester, Va.. Mr. Mar
tin L. Rudisill of Cherryville and
Mr ,T. D. Rudisill of Crouse.
After the sumptuous meal, a
musical program was rendered
by the youngest descendents.
which represented the great-great
grand-children.
One hundred and thirteen mem
bers of the family and seventeen
visitors were present. Quite a
few of the groat-"rand children
are serving with the armed forc
es throughout the world.
E M. Ol'INN HAD FIRST NEW
CORN GROUND THIS YEAR
Mr. E. M, Quinn had the first
new corn ground into meal at
Cliff Jenks Corn Mill this year.
The new corn was ground A-ugust
17th.
Mr. Quinn who is connected
I with the Nit-Way Spinning Co.,
i had a fine field of corn and the
yield was great.
ATTENTION!
COTTON FARMERS
WE HAVE INSTALLED A COMPLETE
OUTFIT OF MODERN SEVENTY-SAW,
DOUBLE - RIBBED HULLER BREAST
GINS SUITABLE FOR GINNING EXTRA
LONG STAPLE COTTON AS WELL AS
SHORTER STAPLES. WITH THIS NEW
EQUIPMENT WE FEEL THAT WE CAN
SERVE YOU IN THE FUTURE EVEN
BETTER THAN IN THE PAST. YOUR
PATRONAGE WILL BE APPRECIATED
MODEL GINNING
COMPANY
J. W. KENDRICK Manager
CHERRYVILLE, N. C.
FLAY NEWS
Mr and Mrs. /. M. Deliiuget
Visited their daughter, Mrs. I,<s
Un Housor and Mr. Houser an.!
Mrs. Stacey Harrelson and Mr.
Harrelson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Beam and
daughter Beth of Plymouth
spent several days in and around
Hay last week visiting friends
and relatives.
Chief Petty Officer Creig Hull
and . Mrs. Hull of Williams!... r.
are spending a few days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs \\ A
Hull.
*:is Hrl 1,‘ess of Hickory and
Miss Helen Sue Bess of Monroe
so':d the 'veik-end with t'.eii
poi-mis, Mr. ; nd Mrs. P. .1.
Mr. a.id .lis. Dean Houser Pad
rs til'll' diunei guests Sr.ndav
and .Mrs. Flay Housel and
daughters \ iiginia and .1 wqu
iene of l.incolnton, Mr and Mrs.
Fred Houser and daughter. Her
aiding Beth of the Bethpage sec
tion; Mr. and Mrs. Rutl'in Mon
ser and children. Billie and Eli-1
r.aheth Ann, Mr. and Mis. Yer
non Houser and Peggie Sue.
Mrs. Dick Powell spent several
da\s last week with her daughter. '
Mm. H P. Brown and Air. Blown.
•Mrs. C lay Beam of l.incolnton
is spending a few days with Miss
Annie Hull.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bradley of
Baltimore are visiting Mrs. Brad
leys parents. Mr. and Mrs Alar
ion Hoyle.
Airs. Laura Houser spent sev
eral days last week with Air. and
Mrs. Rutl'in Houser.
Air. and Alts-. (J, M. Brown of
Spartanburg, S. (\. were dinner
guests of Air. and Alls. Al.
Dellinger last Thursday,
j Mr. and Mrs. .Jack Baxter had
as their dinner guests Sunday.
Mr. and.Mrs, Ralph Huss and
children. Mr. and Mrs. Boyt
Baxter. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown
and .Miss Margaret Baxter.
HOWARDS MOVE FROM
AKRON, OHIO TO CANADA
Mr. and Mrs. \Y. GUulston
Howard and daughter, NaiiuetU
have just completed a J.UUU mile
trek 'by ear and trailer to Van
couver, Canada. Mr. Howard, em
ployed by Van Tuyl Kngineei-in.it
Co., as a tool designer, lias been
transferred from Akron, Ohio, to
Canada lor a year, wonting there
with the moving Aircraft i u.
Mrs. Howard will be remembered
by her lriends hereas ]• rankle
boggs. fjtie writes her relatives
that Vancouver citizens are
pleasant, friendly and war-mm
ded. The weather is already cold
enough for a good fire.
DEAN JENKS HOME
FROM tiA iTLE CHON 1
IN SICILY INVASION
Dean Jenks returned to New
York Tuesday night after a short
visit here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. O. L. Jenks. Dean, who
is in the Navy is from the battle
front in Sicily and told many
interesting experiences which
took place during the invasion in
Sicily recently. He was expecting
to return to 'Sicily on a convoy
for a short time.
| Mrs. Charles M. Wilder and
son, Eddie has returned to their
home in Oklahoma City, after Vis
j iting for the past three weeks
with Mr. and Mrs C. A. Spencei
and other relatives here.
lee Cream Supper
At Sam Kiser’s
i The Home Demonstration clut
of St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
will have an ice cream lupper at
j the home of Sam Kiser on . Sat
; urday night. September 4th. The
i public is cordially inv'ited.
CLASSIFIED ADS
LOST—Ration Books No. 1—
Names; Gaston Newton, L6i:
Newton, E G. Newton, Jr., Thre
asa Newton and Alton Newton
Finder please return to Gastor
Newton or to local Raion Board
Any excuse you can give foi
not upping your payroll sav
ings will please Hitler, Hiro
hito and puppet Mussolini.
CHURCH NOTICES
First Methodist
C. B. NEWTON, Minister
Church school 10:00 A. M
Worship 11 A. M. Sermon top
c “.Adoption"
Christian Service League for
'uniois, luieimediate- and Seni
>r young people 7:30.
Evening worship s p. nv. Ser
non topic “Heretics.
Prayer hour and Bible study
tn \\ ednesdity’’ evening at S.
TAKE TIME TO WORSHIP.
First Presbyterian
Dr. Coleman O. Groves Pastor
10:00 a. m. Sunday School, |
Or. Joe Pharr, Superintendent. |
tlr. Lynn Walker, Teacher of
Wen’s Bilde Class.
L1:00 a. in. Morning Worship:
Sermon by the pastor; Text:
"Take heed and beware" (l.uke
12:15.)
T.l.t Voting People’s Vesper
S:00 p. m Evening worship:
Sermon by the pastor; Text; “1
am the way, the truth and the
life ' (.John 11:0)
First Baptist Church
F.. S. ELLIOTT. P;.»l«.r
IO:Ot) A. \l SinidaN S'liool
As parents wc are respoii ahlr
for our children s'knowledge, and
iov’e of Cod’s Word.
11:00 A. M.—Preaching ser
vice. Subject: "Christ The Sav
7:00 P. M.—Training service
Pardon, Love, Faith, and Grace
are all unrationed and free Iron:
our Father above.
8:00 P. M. Preaching service
Si’b ject: "The True and Rea’
Examiner".
REV. C N. ROYAL
Our Revival meeting begins I
this Sunday. Services uaily: I d
A M.. and S 1*. -M. There wil:
be no service Monday morning
ReV. C. X. Royal will do the
preaching. lie is Raster ot' the
First liaptist Church. Ruthor
fordton. lie will he with us for
his first service Monday night
and continue through 1'ridty
night. August 17th.
The public is cordially invited.
ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
The REV. W. G. COBB. Pastor
Sunday, September 5, 1943.
Sunday School-- 10:00 A. M .
Prof. F. 1). Kiser. Sunt.
Morning worship—-11:00 A. M.
Sermon by Pastor. ■ Theme:
•‘Ground for Justification.’’
Luther Leasrue at 7:15 P. M
Mis-; Frances Rudisill, Pres.
Evening- Worship—8:00 P. M.
You are welcome to worship
with us.
If von have no church home
we invite volt to come with us.
Services At Shady
Grove Baptist Church
The regular semi monthly
preaching service will lie held ;
Shady Grove Baptist chute.i
next Sunday, September 5th, at
eleven o’clock.
Sunday school at 10 o’clock —
Eli Sellers, Superintendent.
The pastor. Rev’. 'J. \V. Cos!
ner will till the pulpit after -an
absence of several weeks while
hoding re vivas in North and
South Carolina.
Services are lield each 1st and
3rd Sunday mornings at eleven
o’clock.
Rev. J. W. Costner. Pastor.
— BUY WAR BONDS —
Women!
Here is a name
to remember
A 62 year record
of 2-Way.help*
PSm directions on label.
Used at a tonic, Cardui usual
ly peps up appetite, aids di
gestion, and thus helps build
energy for the "time" tocome.
Started 3 days before your
time, and taken as directed. It
should help relieve pain due
to purely functional causes*
| LEGAL IMS]
notice
My son, Richard Crawford.
17. ran away from my home
without a cause. I forbid ‘,n>
one to harbor or labor him. this
the 23 day of August, 194J
VIOLA WHITESIDES.
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as executor |
of the Last Will and Testament
of Ccorge T Jarrett, deceased !
late of Gaston County, Noita
Carolina, this is to notify all per
soils having claims against the
estate of the deceased to exhibit ,
them to the undersigned^ or ,',is
attorney at Ciierryville, X. C . on
or before the ildth. day ot duly.
HH4, or this notice will be. plead
ed in b;ir of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make imme
diate payment.
This .lube Ob. 10411.
LOUIS E. JARRETT. Ex
ecutor of the last Will and
Testament of George T. Jar
rett, deceased.
DAVID I*. DELLINGER.
Attorney 6t-S2
, NORTH CAROLINA
[GASTON COUNTY
| IX THE SI I’KIM OH i 'll KT
, Mil'll. ti. Lad
('bill- Lad
SKUYICK 1!Y IM'BI.ICATION
N () T I (' K
The delcii-dant, ('U‘t Is Tail,
will taka iHt'HV that an action
entitled its above litis been com
menced in the .Superior Court ot
(distort Count;’. North Carolina,
to obtain tin absolute divorce on
the pround ot two years separa
tion; that said defendant will,
further take notice that lie is
required to appear at the ottiee
of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of said county in the court
house in < oil hi". N. c.. within
t;u days aliei the completion ot
the ser.iv-i of this notice, ani
answer or u. iiiur to tile coir, j
plaint in said action, or the plain- |
iiiV will apply to the court l«>r|
liu’ relief demanded in the com- i
Tins Adjust J 1. lb IT
(It ARi.l-.S K. I1AM1LTON..1K.
Cieik Superior Court. j
D.VY Hi I'. DKf.I.INCK!!. J
Attorney. I'l-St’n
NORTH t \ ROl l N A
dASTON COl N T\
Minnie lilacknood
((seal Bia'ltwood.
IN i'HK SCl’KRIOR COl KT
SKRV1CT. l!V I’ll; 1.1 CATION
The 1N i eiidaut Oscar Black
woou will take notice that an ac
tion entitled as above lias been
coiniueiueil ill tile" Superior Court
of (itiston Coumy, North Caroli
na, to obtain an absolute divorce
on tile grounds ol two years sep
aration; that me licloinlaiit will
further take notice that lie is re
quired to appear at the otlice ol
the Cleiit of the Superior Court
of said county in the court house
in (Tastniiia, N. C . within ten
days tiller the completion of the
publication ,,i this notice and an
swer oi demur to the complaint
in said action or the plaintiff will
apply to tlie court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
This August II. 1 !U;S
C11 A R I.KS II. HAMILTON. JR.
Cleik Superior Court
IIAVH) Ik HKI.I.INCKR,
Attorney ;it-S2
MARK
EVERY
PAY DAY
BOND DAY
We Pay Cash For
Late Model
| Used Cars and Trucks
| Homesley Chevrolet
Company, Inc.
Cherryville, N. C. tf
administrator s notice
Having qualified as Adminia
i,-,tor ol' the Estate of Harry
Erwin, deceased, late of Gaston
County, N. C„ this is to notify
*11 persons bavins claims against
1P Estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned
at Gastonia. N. C„ on or before
he 17th day of August, 1944,
ir this notice will be pleaded^
bar of their recovery. All perdBu
indebted to said estate will pie”
make immediate payment.
This the 17th day of August,
194.7.
m <• GOODE, Administrator
of ' the Estate of HARRY
EH WIN'. Deceased.
i;|SU\K< K CAPPB & ERNEST
i>' UAKREN. Attorneys for
Administrator. 6T-S23
s'ORTH t A1J >LINA,
;ASTON COUNTS.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Lucille Eili:
next friend,
Gorman, by her
Loy Ellis,, Plaintiff,
Pan! E. Gorman, alias Ernest H
Jones, Defendant.
notice of summpns
The defendant aboe named will
•,ke notice that an action entitled
is above lias been commenced in
lu- Sniniior Court ol' Gaston
ou,11y to annul the marriage
ontraet entered into by the
,1 tintitV and the defendant, and
I,,' said defendant will further
,he nonce that he is required to
mpear befoie the Clerk of the
Superior C nut of Gaston Coun-.
v at the Court House in Gasto
nia. N. within twenty (201
lays after the final publication of
this notice, and answer or demur
to the complaint in said action,
or the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in
said complaint
This 12th day of August 1943
C. E. HAMILTON, JR..
Clerk of the Superior Court.
ERNEST R. WARREN.
A tty. for Plaintiff. 4T-S9
NORTH CAROLINA
C ASTON COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR QTURT
Robert Camp. Plaintiff
Francis Johnson Camp. Defendant
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
The defendant above named
will take notice that pn action
entitled as above has been com
menced by me plaintiff in me
Superior Court ot Gaston Coun
ty lor the purpose ot obtaining
an absolute divorce from the de
fendant; And the defendant will
further take notice that she is
required to appear before the
Clerk of the Superior Court of
Gaston County at the Court
House in Gastonia, N. C. to nle
answer or to demur to the said
complaint of the plaintiff wit^Ky
twenty days alter the linal
pearance ot this notice, and that
if she tails to answer or to de
mur to said complaint within
the specified above named time,
the said plaiiititf will upply to the
said Court for the relief deman
ded in the complaint.
WITNESS: Charles E. Hamil
ton. Jr., Clerk Superior Court of
Gaston Count), at his office in
Gastonia, N. C. This the 10th
day of August, Ii*4:t.
CHARLES K. HAMILTON. JR,
Clerk Superior Court
Gaston County.
CLAUDE B. WOLTZ,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.3T-S2
IDoansPills
From where I sit...
^ Si/ Joe Marsh
At Jeb Crowell’s the other day,
we were havin’ a glass of beer
or two and talkin’ about the
kind of world there'd be when
Peace came.
“Hear they’ll have trans-Atlan
tic airplanes {lyin' regular as
taxi service,” says Ed Carey.
"Yep," says Will Frost, “and
television and plastic cars and
air-conditioned homes and
super-duper highways.”
Finally, Doc Mitchell chimes
In. “You know,” he says, "we’re
talkin' about the future in terms
of luxuries-like air-conditioned
houses and television.
“But what really will shape to
morrow’* world Is what goes oa
in men’s own hearts... Uke tol
erance and understanding.”
And from where I sit. Doc’s
right Whether it’s tolerance of
another’s politics or respect for
a neighbor's right to enjoy a
glass of beer occasionally, toler
ance Is a mighty good founda
tion for a peacetime world.
I
<g> '943,
BREWING INDUSTRY FOUNDATION. North Caralio. Commit
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