LETTERS from
Our Boys In The
Service
August. 1
Dear Fred,
i haven’t iiatl time to wide you
or I would haw written you soon
er. 1 hope you aw *-)K and that
the Eagle is still Hyuig *,Vc‘1
Cherry ville.
There is a buy on the -hip note
with me from Hickory. V t
] payed football against, li-.im.
Well 1 will have to elose until
I hear from you and tin- Eagle
again. Write nte some time
You i Irietnl
WARREN "HOOVER’
Warren Quinn
U. S Is. New Jersey
V< Fleet Post ttrt'hv
1st Division
fs'ew York, N Y
Hello Fred.
Just a line to let you know
the change iit my address. 1 still
get the Eagle right along but a
fev* day's late
1 am now in one of the Navy
Service Schools. 1 have been til
for three weeks ami like :t line
My new address is
Charles Harris S - <
Class 1 -l-l-ABks l liMt
Fire Coiitrolmaii .School 1SNTS
Baiiflo idge, .Mary land
Aug. .1:2. MM:!
Dear Fred:
1 thought 1 would write you a
few lilies as 1 hav'en'l written Coll
before. 1 am still oveiseas and
getting along Ok How is evei y
thing around ohl Cherry ville? 1
imagine it seems pretty quite
around there since most of Hifr
boys have gone to the army.
1 am reegivi.Ua the Eagle eV
ery week now, also getting some
of the old issue, that haven't
£ ot to me befoie. .1 got the 17 til
AlUUVei ary Kdi'tioh last week.
1 sure enjoyed reading it a lot.
It has lots of good dope in it.
about thing- that ale going on in
Chen yville
Wilt have tu clo-e now Tell
everybody hello, and keep the
Eagle coming tins. way.
An old i eadei.
eiu.
White Card* J\nd
Colored Yank;* To
Play Here Sat.
A good l>ase ball game will be
played here Saturday afternoon.
Sept. 11th. at 4:30 o’clock at the
high school ball park oil North
Pink street, between Floyd Beal's
white Carlton Cards and Claude
Dixons colored Carlton Yanks.
These teams will wind" up the
season Saturday afternoon and a
real ball game is in store for the
The Cards under the direction
of Floyd Beal will also have
Ralph Seism and other well known
base ball stars.
The colored Yanks under the
direction of Claude Dixon will
have such stars as: Kelly. Daddy.
Nick. Buck. King. Johnnie. Wil
liams and Smoke.v Mauney pit
chine.
Admission: Ladies, 15c: Men.
■!fie All Service men admitted
nee of charge.
Address:
pt'e. Drewoy W. London
t o. A 1st Qm dial Marine
Fleet Post Office
San Francisco. Calit
I 'exits, Autf. Mist
Hello Fred.
I will ilrd'p you a few lines to
It-1 you hear trout me. Well hied.
1 am gelling along just tine
:uid 1 hope you and all the folks
sir,, .a home. Fred, we are play
ins- so.ft ball now and we have
only six Staines to play and have
already won four of them. 1 am
in K.I’.O. dS?t that is dm ns all
the winning and 1 am still play
jut- the same old place left field,
Well l-'red I would like for you
to , out my new address in the
F’agje next week so all my
friends to know I have finished
at l amp Barkley, Texas, and
leaving
llelin Friends and neighbors 1
am leaving Camp Barkley. Tex
as and moving to another place
I cannot, tell you much about
where I am going, but 1 would
like for all my friends to write
and 1 would love to hear front
my best girl and she knows who
it is and 1 wish to give alt my
love to her. Well Fred, 1 have to
close for I can’t tell any more.
My address is Pvt. Wilbur Ca
nipe, Co K 358 Inf 34434481)
Postmaster A.P.O. 00
l.us Angeles, Calif. U. S Army.
FDR
Originally we
asked for 10 percent
in bonds; now we
need considerably
HORACE GR1C6 AT
BETHLEHEM SUNDAY
Horace Grigg, Superintendent
of Schools of Cleveland County,
will teach the men’s Bible Class
of Bethehem Methodist Church
Sunday at 11 o’clock.
Express your gratitude and
appreciation for Mr. Grigg by
I attending Sunday School at
Bethlehem Sunday. The pastor
and (Sunday School Superinten
dent want every man in the
community to be responsible for
bringing some man to Sunday
School.
The pastor will speak at ten
i o clock which is the hour for wor
I ship on the 2nd Sunday of each
I month. We extend to one and all
a most cordial welcome.
SOIL
Conservation
NEWS
By
R. J. SEITZ
and
O. P. SOUTHERLAND
Marshall H. High. Route No.l
Dallas, N. C., near High Shoals,
mowed several acres for hay. tie
got up several stacks of good hay
He also mowed the bitter weed
off his pastuie, raked it into
piles and burned it. He plans to
apply phosphate and to seed more
grasses to take care of the cows.
Terrace lines were staked tec
: ently on the following farms: A.
! C, Hoyle, Mrs. Mabel Qirinn and
Hill Harris, all near Dallas.
\V. L. Stroup. RFD, Bessemer
■ City, near Pavsour Mountain, is
| pieparting to seed several hun
dred pounds of winter legumes
for soil improvements. He plans
to sow vetch, crimson clover and
Austrian winter peas in the row
: crop middles and with the small
grain crops. This practice is one
reason why his crop yields are
-teadily increasing.
John R. Oates, RFD, Clover.
S. C.. in the Crowders Creek
Church section is pieparing land
I to seed several additional acres
j to pasture mixture this fall. He
will apply one tun of lime per
acre and sow mixture of: 5 lbs.
orchard grass ’ lbs. white Dutch
clover. f> 1 iis. blue grass and 4
lbs. lhillis grass with a'bout 2'4
pounds annual lespedeza seed
Her acre. Seed mixture will he
drilled in with 1011 lbs. of 0-14-7
j I'ert ilezer per acre.
—Buy War .Saying* Bond* —
COTTON
GINNING
MARVIN MITCHEM who has had 28
years of experience, is still operating. Last
year he stood at the TOP in TEST of Sam*
pies sent to the State.
GINS HAVE BEEN COMPLETELY
OVERHAULED THROUGHOUT. LONG
STAPLE A SPECIALTY. TRY US.
FARMERS UNION
GIN
CHERRYVILLE, N. C.
At The Movies
IN CHERRYVILLE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT THE STRAND
3 Musquiteers In “VALLEY OF HUNTED MEN”
COMING TO LESTER—STARTS SUN. NITE 12:02
AND MON.-TUES. IN TECHNICOLOR
“CRASHDIVE’’ with TYRONE POWER
Tryon Community
NEWS
Tryon school will close the'
summer lirm Friday, September!
10th and reopen on Monday, Oc
tober 18th. The school hoard ask
the patrons to note that school is
closing for five weeks rather than
six as in the past years. This is
necessary in order to complete
the full nine months term with
out running too late into the
spring. The board feels that since
cotton is opening earlier and
more uniformly throughout tin*
community this year the crop
can be picked within five
weeks.
Tryon High School Dramatics
Club presents “A Little Clodhop
per” in Tryon school auditorium
Friday night. ‘September 11th. at
eight thirty o'clock.
Cast: Bo Houser, Lester Car
penter. Joel Mauney. Dorothy
Pruett. Joyce Beam, Geraldine
Ford and Mary Lou Self.
Technicians: Raymond Hester
and Monroe Hester.
Promptus: Marv Sue Kiser and
Betty June Reynolds.
Make-up: Martha Mauney.
This is a lively comedy which
everyone will enjoy. Small admis
sion charge will be used tx> pur
chase magazines for the library.
The Primary Chorus: Miss
Greene. Director. Miss Kiser, ac
companist also Grammar Grade
fjhorus—Miss Costner. Director
and Miss Austin accompanist
will offer a program in mlsic.
Miss Moss is planning between
the acts entertainment.
This all adds up to a full even
ing of good entertrainment.
Submitted by Tryon Newspa
per Club.
_ BUY WAR BONDS —
m/Q chifd 4 fa rati i/0
your child should
LIKE
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BLACK-*®
DRAUGHT
.... your child accda a
laitln girt kla oaa ha will
bly aalor takiao— plaar
Whaa
luitlva gin kla oaa aa will
probably aalor takiag— plaar
aal taattao syrup oi Black
Draught. Stoaa aadlractad.
It la usually atlld la aottoa,
yat attaetlTa.
^MJnUbdDInMut
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Mellon of
Spencer spent a few days here
this week with Mr. and Mrs. A.
K. Melton.
CHURCH NOTICES
First Baptist Church
E. S. ELLIOTT, Pa.tor
10:00 A. M. Sunday School,
Goal :ino in Sunday School..
Immediately following Sunday
School Brother Royal will preach
7:00 1*. M. Training Union.
Let's make this our best.
8:00 P. M. Revival message.
Our revival services will con
tinue through Frhfiy night.
Some Sermon Subjects;
Thuisday night: "Doing Your
Rest."
Friday night: "A Man Who
Walked with God."
i Saturday night: "Why I'lnist
Wept."
Sunday A. M. "Heaven.”
Sunday night: "The Price the
Sinners Pay."
Monday night: "Hell.’
Tuesday night: “Life, Death
and After Death.”
Wednesday night: "The Ilroad
Way and the Narrow Way."
Thursday night: "The Way of
Salvation Made Plain.”
Friday night: "The Supreme
Question.”
You are given a cordial invi
tation to hear these messages.
E. ,S. ELLIOTT, Pastor.
First Methodist
C. B. NEWTON, Minister
Sunday School—10:00 A. M.
Worship at 1 1 :00 A. M., and
8:15 P. M. ' Morning sermon
topic: “How can we he Happy?”
Topic for the evening will be:j
“How much are you Worth?”
Youth Fellowship group for
Christian service will meet at
7:15 P. M.
Prayer Hour anti Bible study
Wednesday evening 8:15 P. M.
Wesleyan Methodist
Rev. J. W. McLAlN, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 A.M.
Moring Worship . 11:00 A.M.
Class Meeting- 7:30 P.M.
Evangelistic service - 8:00 P.M.
All are welcome.
W. This la a family war. Pot
BHg your War Bond buying through
the payroll savings plan on a
jjp, family plan, which means flg
JST ure it out yourself.
•KXI4TY
Miss McDaniel Weds
Rev. W. G. Camp
In a ceremony of charming
simplicity, Miss Julia McDaniel
of Kings Mountain and the ReV.
William Gaston Camp, of Moores
boro, were united in marriage, on
Sunday afternoon at 5 o’clock at
Bethlehem Baptist church. The
Rev. J. W. Suttle of Shelby, off
iciated, using the ring ceremony.
Vows were exchanged before
a pyramid arrangement of na
tive greenery, interspersed with
ill baskets of white gladioli.
Y;even-branched canijfelalva en
twined with ivy held lighted ca
thedral tapers.
Mrs. J. C. Camp of Forest City i
resenu-d a program of music and
Mrs. Hudson Hartgrove of Shel
by sang O Promise Me. As a du
et number. Mrs. Hartgrove and
Mrs. Boyce Scruggs of Ruther
fordton, sang The Sweetest Story i
Ever Told.
Miss Juanita Mc.Swain render
ed as processional and recession
al numbers the wedding music
of Wagner and Mendelssohn
During the exchange of pledges.
The Rosary was softly played.
Lshers were Dudley Camp of
CherryVille, and William Hern
don and Hal Morris of Kings
Mountain.
The bride was lovely in a tai
lored costume of navy alpaca
crepe accented with heavy Irish
lace and worn with a matching
bat and shoulder length Veil, \Ier
flowers were gardenias arranged
in a shoulder bouquet.
The bride’s mother wore hluck
sheer with matching accessories
and a shoulder bouquet of gar
The bride is the youngest
daughter of Mrs. j. T. McDaniel
and the late Mr. McDaniel. She
is a graduate of Kings Mountain
high school and Boiling Springs
College and for several years has
taught in the schools of Bethle
hem and Waco. She u.
of great personal chann and has
been very active in civic and re
lieiotts work. _ _ ^
The Rev. Mr. Camp « * son **
the late Mr. and Mrs. JamesI •
Camp. He is • graduate of Boil
ing Springs College, later receiv
ing his degree »t Wake Forest
College. Since then he has been
an outstanding minister in the
Southern Baptist Convention and -
is now serving as pastor of the ^
Firs: Baptist church of Moores
boro and the Bethlehem Baptist
church.
Alter a trip to the mountains
the couple will be at home in
Mooresboro.
Out of-town guests were Mrs.
Dixon Bridges of Gainesville, O.,
Mi and Mrs. Janies Gribbleof
Akron, Ohio. Mesdames F. M.
McDaniel and Carl McDaniel of
Wilmington, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin
Jackson and Misses Ruth and
Betty Jackson of Cowpens, S. C„
Mr. and Mis. R. W. Camp of
Spartanburg, S. C. Mr. and Mrs.
John Cantp and Mr. and Mrs. J.
('. Camp of Forest City, Mr. and
Mrs. Kennon Blanton. Miss Ovee
Randall. Mr and Mrs. Hudson
Hartgrove of Shefby, Mr. and
Mrs. R. I,. Camp ot' Cherryville.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Scruggs of
Rutherfordton, Miss Mary Camp
of Mooresboro. Mrs. Mack Clewis
and Mis5 Madge McDaniel of
Chariotie. Mrs. H. G. Patton an.1
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. McSwain of
Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mc
Daniel of Lubock, Texas. Mrs.
Cleo Bookout. Mr. ami Mrs. J.A.
Randall, Miss Neoma Hanna Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hanna and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hough of Gasto
HOME COMING AT
HEPZABETH CHURCH
There will be a Home Coming
at the Hepzubeth Presbyterian
Church Sunday, September 12th
Sundav School at 10:00 o clock.
Preaching at 11:00 o’clock. Din
ner will be spiead at 12:S0i The
history of the chinch will be giv
en at 2:80 followed by several
ood speakers. Everyone is invited
to attend and bring a well filled
basket.
CLASSIFIED ADS
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Hampshire pigs—
('. c. Dellinger. Chenyville. 2tS9
FOR SALE—200 gallons new
home made molasses. E. E. Heal
ner, Crouse, N, C._2t-S 1 CPd
NEW l'ALI. SUITS—In dura
ble materials and k Rood styles,
$19.50. $22.50 and $25.00.
11ARRELSON CO. INC. It
LOST
LOST A (las Book. Name: \V.
J. Friday. Finder please return
to Melvin Friday at Central Cate
or to Local Ration Board. It
LOST—Ration Book No 1 —
Names: Lizzie drifts and Lois
(,'rigg. Finder please return to
owner or to the local Ration
Board. Up
LOST—A gas ration hook,
name 11. Y. Bridge-. Finder
please return to owner or to the
1 o;i| ratio)) hoard. It
LOST—'.Sugar and Shoe Ra
tionin'* Book. Name Henry Sell
ers. Finder please return to
Henry Sellers at the Pal-A Diner
or to the local Rationing Board.
L(^ST—Brown loafer slipper.
-izc (1 1-2 for i ight foot. I.os*
l.etween Rhyne-Houser N'o. 1 anil
Town last Tluirsilay. Finder
please return to Eagle Oft'ice anil
receive reward. It
LOST'—Ration Book N'o. 1 with
names: Jack Little, Carl Everett
Little and Melvin Snmniie Little.
Finder please return to Jack Lit
tle or to local Ration Board, lt-p
LOST—Ration book No. 1.—
Name Charles David Sellers. The
finder please return to Earl Sel
lers, Kings Molntain R-3 or to
the local Ration Board._ lt-p
LOST—Ration Books No. 1 —
Names: Gaston Newton, Lois
Newton, E G. Newton. Jr.. Thre
asa Newton and Alton Newton.
Finder please return to Gaston
Newton oi- to local Raion Board.
PERSONAL
FREE! If Excess acid causes
you pains of Stomach Ulcers, In
digestion, Heartburn, Belching,
Bloating, Nausea, Gas Pains, get
free sample, Udga, at
ALLEN DRUG COMPANY
CkerryvilU N. C.
WANTED
WANTED TO BUY—Lespede
za Hay. Write information to
Edward Wright, Lawndale, N. C.
'.SELECT YOUR NEVV' FALL
SUIT NOW. They are made from
the best woolens and the
patterns are beautiful. ffAR
RELSON CO., INC. , It
WANTED—Will pay 5 cents
each for first 6 copies of The
Eagle, dated August 26, 1943,
turned in. Eagle Office
| WANTED— to rent 2 room*
I down stair*. For information
Call Eagle office. lt-pd
WANTED—Good second hand
Cash Register. MRS. •) D.
THORNBURG. It
WE BUY CHICKENS AND
EGGS—Pav highest market. We
FI. OUR AND FEED MILLS
North of High Sfhool. tf
ell feeds >f all kinds. DAL’JON”:':
FARMERS—Do you know cat
tle and hogs usually sell higher
on Monday Large buyers who
know cattle and hogs make this
statement: We are having unus
ually demand for hogs and vVal
ers. AUCTION SALE every
MONDW. DEDMOV.S LIVE
STOCK YARDS, Phone 502.1.
Shelby, N. C. 2t-A12
3-Piece Living Room Suita
Studin Courhe*
Stoves
Ranges
Oil Stnveg
iron Beds and Springs
WILL PAY CASH
CARPENTER BROS.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Cotton Association receiv4
t*s cotton ut the Custon Bonded
Warehouse, Cherryville. Take the
10 els. advance when delivered.
Then you can pet the full Gov
ernment loan when the cotton is
classed. When you are ready to
sell, get the price from the As
sociation then try your local Buy
ers and sell to the high bidder
IVEY WILLIS, Lattiinore—Field
Agpnt- _2t-S 16-p
PERMANENT WAVE. Stc!
Do your own Permanent with
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inent, including 40 curlers and
shampoo. Easy to do, absolut.elv
harmless. Praised by thousands
including Fay McKenzie, glamor
ous movie star. Money refunded
if not satisfied. ' lOt-S.'lrt
ALLEN DRUG COMPANY
P|ANO TUNING AND REPAIR
1,G. ' Indorsed by Leading
Music Teachers. Write J. F
Peache, Belmont, N. C. Tf
photographs
the ELLIS STUDIO offer.
you Portrait, of Soper Quality—
Family group, mad. y„.r Home
Kodak fini.hing Pbete. capi.d and
enlarged to g , 10. Colorio, dee.
by an Expert. Offieo phene «37 W
Re.idence 303-J. Over Weat.ro
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GE.T Y0UR typewriters
,n^DD1NG MACHINES
CLEANED, REPAIRED AD
sist
StEEEdXPERT wo“
MOiyERS SHARPEN-*
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J**w- Blands Shop, 166 E.
Franklin Avenue. Gastonia, N. C.
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