(American Generals on Beachhead in Franc
Following secret air trip 10 England, Gen. George C. Marsha
chief of staff, center, greets Gen. Omar Bradley, on a French beai
head, as air chief, Gen. H. H. Arnold, right, looks on. General Mu
shall and General Arnold arrived in France to witness much of ti
landing operations as well as actual engagements.
KING HAILE, PERFECT
PROPHET UP TO NOW
Byron De Prorok telis how the
ruler of Ethiopia lias made nine
forecasts, of World History; sev
en have clicked—No. 8 picks a
date for Victory. Read this unut
ual story in the August 27lh is
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
FOR DELINQUENT TAX OF
CHERRYVILLE TOWNSHIP
In pursuance of an order by the Board of Commis
sioners of Gaston County, and required by law, the un
dersigned Tax Collector will sell for cash to the highest
bidder at the Court House door in Gastonia, N. C., on
MONDAY; SEPTEMBER 4, 1944
beginning at the hour of 10 A. M., the following describ
ed real estate on which county taxes for the fear 1943
remain due and unpaid. The amounts given in these lists
do not include costs and advertising, which will be added
to each item at the time of settlement.
J. C. JENKINS, Tax Collector
6.04
Abernathy, John A.—Lincolnton, N, C., R-4—Vacant Lot
North Elm St., Cherryville Nat’l. Bank prop. $
Alexander, Marry Est.—Lincolnton, N. C., R-4—5 acres Ju
lias Alexander Land
Anthony, J. W.—Crouse, N. C., R-l—22 1-2 acres adj. W.
B. and Frank Dellinger
Beam, M. C.—Cherryville\N. C.—Vacant lot 80 x 118 East
Church St.—$9.18—Terracing—$36.22—Total
Beam, Mrs. P. C.—Cherryville, N. C.—House C Lot Cornet
Church & Elm St., Guano Bldg, on Ry. Track
Beam, Yates—Cherryville, N. C.—Lot 26 x 76 ft. N. Mtn.
St., West side
Black, Joe Est.—Cherryville, N. C.—Lot Bates Ave. 100
x 162 ft., adj. E. D. Stroup. Lot 40 x 90 ft. E. Main
St., North side .
Black, Prue, Cone, Edna—Cherryville, N. C., R-2—24 acres
adj. Alf Black & R. Simpson
L. C. & Minnie Buchannan—Cherryville, N. C.—46 acres
adj. E. S. Fletcher & A. C. Watts
Carpenter, G. S.—Lincolnton, N. C.—8 acres, Landers Chap
el—H. School Rd.
Costner, O. A.—Lincolnton, N. C.—1 Service Station N.
Mtn. St. (P 0. Beam Lot)
Costner, Will—Bessemer City, N. C., R-2—29 acres (A. E.
Moore Land) adj. Miies Best
Dellinger, Mrs. Fannie—Cherryville, N. C.—70 1-2 acres adj.
Mrs. W. R. Carroll & J. T. Carpenter
Dellinger, Floyd T.—Cherryville, N. C., R-l—151 1-2 Jno.
Beamguard land, adj. Lee Dellinger—Terracing _
Dellinger, Mae—Cherryville, N. C.—3 1-4 acres land, Cher
ryville-Waco Rd. 4
Dellinger, Webb—Cherryville, N. C.—4.57 acres, Cherry
* ville-Lincolnton Rd., H. Lee Dellinger land
Levine. H. B.—Cherryville, N. C.—Lot Ben Black and, East
Church St.. Blk. 2
Dougan, Ira—Bessemer City, N. C., R-2—4 acres Track 3
Dougan land
Heafner, H. Lee—Cherryville, N. C — 32 1-2 acres land Jno.
Hoffman, R. B. —Lincolnton, N. C., R-4—69 1-2 acres adj.
D. S. Mauney—73 acres North of River adj. Fisher
Hoffman
Houser, A. L.—Cherryville, N. C.—Lot 62 x 100 E. Main
St., South Side adj. Goldiner
Carl J. & Bryte Houser—Cherryville, N. C., R-2—56 acres
Flint Hill Rd. adj. Jno. White—12 1-2 acres Flint Hill
Rd., Barber White land
Houser, Madge White—Dallas, N. C.—House & lot adj.
Logan Property—Balance
Houser, W. Henkle—Crouse, N. C.—159 acres, Beaver Lam
Creek, adj. S. C. Carpenter—43 3-8 acres, Adj. R. G.
Cherry—48.97—Terracing—$68.25—Total
Hoover. Mrs. Ann—Bessemer City, N. C., R-l—24 22-100
1.35
10.34
45.40
32.33
7.21
6.70
6.42
2.81
1.68
19.74
8.06
23.18
46.4?
4.20
6.89
1.18
24.63
4.43
86.63
4.16
117,22
acres, adj. E. H. Biggerstaff & Wiley Farris d,87
Jarrett, G. T.—Cherryville, N. C.—12 lots Nos. 86, 91, &
114, 118 (C. A. Mauney Prop.- 2.68
Walter C. Jones—Lincolnton, N. €., R-2—24.22 acres, Long
Creek Gold Mine Rd. (L. B. Jones land) 3,'*1
Kiser, Lucy Ann—Bessemer City, N. C., R-l—57 3-4,acres
adj. W. L. Kinley & Noah Rayfield 8.09
Kiser. Roy—Bessemer City, N. C., R-l—9 acres—Lot 2
(Phillip KiEer I amft 2.27
Land, R. P.—Bessemer City, N. C., R-l—29 1-2 acres adj.
E. H. Biggerstaff & Larkin Paysour—Terracing 13.G6
London, Perry & Eunice—Cherryville, N. C., R-2—House &
lot Old Post Road, adj. Fannie Fanis S.93
Mauney, Clyde Est.—Bessemer City, N. C., R-l—11 1-2
acres, Grant Mauney Land 2.£7
Mosteller, Thomas J.—Cherryville, N. C.—Lot West Second
St., Lot North Mtn. St. 4-33
McGinnas, J. M.—Kings Mtn., N. C.—Lot East Main St.
adj. M. A. & Steve Stroup 6.30
McGinnas, J. W.—Charlotte, N. C.—Lot Elm St., East side
Lot between First & Second St. 3.36
Neill, J, N.—Cherryville, N. C.—House & lot Carroll St.
North Side 9°!)
Rhyne, Sam J.—Bessemer City, N. C., R-2—60 1-2 acres g
Bessemer R., adj. Mrs. J. C. McGinnas 17.76
Est. W. W. Rucker—o'o E. B. Callis—Bessemer City, N. C.
66 1-2 acres Bessemer-High Shoals Rd. 14.13
Rutter, Harry—Gastonia, N. C.—Lots 8, 9, 10—East Main
St., South Side . 6-44
Seism, Earl—Cherryville, N. C.—3 Lots, Nos. 97, 98, part of
99—Ballard St. . 2.86
R. O. A Ida Stacy—Bessemer City, N. C., R-l—14 1-7 acres
Stroup-Kiser Mill Rd. (G. H. Black land) 7.70
Starr, Mrs. Lizzie—Gastonia, N. C., R-l—9 acres (Phillip
Kiser land, adj. F. S. Hager,) 2.27
A. B. Stroup—Waco, N. C.—House A lot Cherryville-Waco
Rd., adj. P. K. Chapman—12 acres Fallston Rd. (Adam
Stroup property 24.91
C. P. Stroup Est.—Crossnore, N. C.—House & lot N. Mul
berry St., adj. M. A. Sisk 21.42
Stroup, Lee & Rush—Huntersville, N. C.—Lot N. Elm St.,
adj. Dora Mill. Lot N. Elm St., adj. A. C. Warlick 12.48
Tritt, Mrs. Alice—636 Ave. C. N. E. Winter Haven Fla.—
12 1-2 acres land—Sid Tritt land adj. D. J. Mauney 7.81
Walters, H. B.—Kannapolis, N. C., Box 323—12120. 100)101
Inc., H. Lee Dellinger Land 8.04
Whitesides, Mrs. Lola—Bessemer City, N. C., R-l—4 acres
Long Creek Gold Mine, Dougan land 1.18
Williams, Ralph and Carrie—Cherryville, N. C.—House and
lot, South Mtn. St. . 9.04
Wright, Joe W.—Asheville, N. C.—Lot S. Mtn. St., 82 x
166 ft. West side. 66 acres, Dallas-Cherryville Rd., adj.
Fox Paysour—60 acres Sunnyside-Long Creek Rd.
Ramseur Mill land ..-..- 87.88
CORPORATIONS
Bessemer City Bank—Bessemer City, N. C.—Lots Nos. 49,
61, 68, Cherryville Mfg. Co., prop. .
Indian Creek Lumber Co., Vale N. C.—Lot Cherryville-Lal
las Rd., adj. J. Frank Beam . .
Liquidating Trustees, Cherryville National Bank—Cherry
ville, N. C.—Lot West Church St., South iSide, adj.
E. L. Carpenter
State Capital Life Ins. Co.—Raleigh, N. C., Box 761—2(5
acres J. C. Ballard Land
Sterling Brick Co., Cherryville, N. C.—Lots Nos. 155, 1(>2
C. A. Mauney property
Sunnyside Ciin Co.—Bessemer-City, N. C., R-l—Lot & Gin
Bldgs. Adj. S. L. Kiser
COLORED
Walker and Blanche Anderson—Cherryville, N. — House
& lot South Mtn. St., East side 3.57
Hunter & Emma Bess—Cherryville, N. C., R-2—House &
lot (Tom Bess place) Bessemer ltd. .1.19
Tony Mae Benson—Cherryville, >J. C, It -—Lots 4, 5, 0,
7, C. A. Mauney, property
Waldo Clark—Cherryville. N. C., R-2—Lots 1, 2, 3—C. A.
Mauney property
i-.st. Tom G. Dixon—-Cherryville, N. C.—House & lot adj.
R. L. Young—3 lots C. A. Mauney property C.71
W. H. Green—Cherryville, N. C.—Lot 153 x 60, 198 x 22t>
Pink St., &. Highway
Emma Hallman—Bessemer City, N. C., R I—34 acres adj.
C . A. Stroup and Rachel Eaker 8.24
Thomas Hovis—Cherryville, N. C., R-l—10 acres Mitr llo
vis land 5.04
Maude Jackson—Cherryville, N. C., R-2—House & lot adj.
Will Jackson & Robert Young 1.08
Ralph Jackson—Cherryville, N. C., R-2—House & lot adj.
M. H. Rudisill 2.93
John Patterson—Cherryville, N. C., R-2—House & Lot adj.
John Fite 5.38
M. L. & Laura Patterson—Cherryville, N. C., R-2—House
& lot adj. Will Quickel 4.41
M. H. Rudisill—Cherryville, N. C., R-2—House & Lot adj.
Kendrick Bros. 7.35
Pearl Saunders—Cherryville, N. C.—House & lot, Cherry -
ville-Bessemer City Rd. 3.74
Floy’d Schenck—Cherryville, N. C., R-2—House & lot adj.
Lum Patterson & Ed Williams 5.25
Laura Summilt—Cherryville, N. C., R-2—House & lot adj.
Cherryville Mfg. Co. 4.74
Herbert Wells—Cherryville, N. C., R-2—House & lot Mul
berry St,, East side—Lot 47 1-2 x 198 ft. adj. Colored
Church 8.15
Robert W\ Young—Cherryville, N. C., R-2—House & lot
adj. Cora Borders 7.54
DISCOVERIES
Annie Bell Kiser—Besseiner-City, N. C., R-l—10 acres Bes
semer-City Rd.p acjj. T. S. Royster—19 1-2 acres (Peter
Neill land) adj. Walden Weaver 54.82
Dewey L. Kiser—Bessemer City, N. C., R-l —10 acres Che>
ryville-Bessemer City Rd., adj. Myrtle Robinson 9.0.1
Latta P. Mosteller—CHerryville, N. C.—House & lot N. Mul
berry St., adj. A. W. Howell 17.711
G. L. & J. L. Brown—Cherryville, N. C.—Part Lots 9, 10,
1 1,—42 1-2 x 87 ft. W'est Main St., South Side 10.08
G. 1 . Brown & Sam Neill—Cherryville, N. C.—Lot Bullard
St., adj. Jno. J. George property .6:1
I. f,l. Alexander—Lincolnton, N. C.. R-4—8 acres, lot No. 1
Julis Alexander land 1.(55
CHURCH NOTICES
First Presbyterian
Pastor
J. WALTER COBB
“The Great Invitation" (Part
I—“Excuses") the subject of the
morning sermon and “The Great
Invitation” (Part II—“Reasons”)
is the subject of the evening ser
mon. This latter service will be
on the lawn between .'he church
and the manse if the weather
Sunday School at 10:00 A. M.
Supt.—W. W. BROWNE
A cordial welcome to all.
First Baptist Church
F.. S. ELLIOTT. P»»tor
Aug. 13th, 11)4 4
10 A. M.—Sunday School.
11:00 A. M.—Preaching by the
Pastor.
2:30 P. M.—Associational meet
ing of all Sunday School officers
and tearehers at the Erst Bap
tist church in Gastonia, ;n. C.
2:30 P. M.—Cottage Prayer
meetings at the Howell and Dora
community.
^7:30 P. M.—Baptist Training
8.?0 P. M.—Message by Pas
tor.
Monday, Aug. 14th—Monthly
Missionarj meeting of all Circles
at the church. Atlie Bostick Cir
cle will have charge of program.
fi :30 P. M.—Prayer Servic;
Wednesday.
Pastor is helping Rev. A. M.
Kiser in a Revival meeting at the
Xew Prospect church this week.
ORINOCO’S LURE—A
FABULOUS TROVE OF GEMS
Uncharted sburce of the river,
•een for the first time by Ameri
can fliers, may prove to hide the
legendary ‘Golden City of Ms
noa, ’ Lowell Thomas says in an
absorbing story in the August
27th issue of
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Reversing Restrictions
WARTIMh measures and re
strictions have brought
into prominence and com
mon usage many words and
phrases formerly not in general
use. For instance, we have read
and heard so much about “ration
ing” and “priorities” that these
terms are now a part of the aver
age person’s daily' vocabulary.
The income tax and the enact
ment of a current payment plan
I of paying the tax have made “pay
as-you-go,” "withholding,” “ex
emption.” and other related terms
familiar to all of us.
The truly patriotic citizen, law
abiding and co-operative, is me
ticulous in his desire to obey to
the letter the laws of his country.
But, while carefully fulfilling his
material obligations, be can be
mindful of, and grateful for, the
fact that although many commod
ities have been rationed, this ap
plies only to material things, and
! not to the real and enduring.
I Good cannot be rationed; nor
i cun kindness, gratitude, love,
truth, joy, mercy, courage, or any
I othei spiritual quality. What a
I travesty it would be if one were
to think; “I have used such-and
such an amount of kindness and
joy today. Now I must cut down
, or I shall use too much.” But
! there are no shortages or searci
; ties in the realm of Spirit, the
| kingdom of God. The more we
express the qualities of God, the
, more we have, in fulfillment of
God’s law of abundance and His
infinitude. . . .
Tlie need for more alertness
in wholeheartedly claiming good
I us our heritage, and vigorously
' denying error, should take pri
ority in our thinking. There is
no priority on honesty, sincerity,
loyally, or obedience, and the ex
ercise of these qualities will close
the door to evil and admit only
i lie enlightened thinker re
joices in tlie fuel that the only
real income is the incoming of
spiritual ideas to Ids conscious
ness. There is no burden, hard
ship, or tax attached to such a
spiritual “in-come." but instead a
joyous receptivity to these right
ideas. We can lift our business
uud everything pertaining to it
above the commonplace by con
stantly knowing and showing
that we are about our "Father’s
business." Our real business is
expressing God. good. ...
We can rejoice that God's law
of abundance is ever operative,
that obedience to this beneficent
law sustains and supplies us with
all ttiat is needed, and annuls the
belief of limitation and restric
tion. What assurance is conveyed
by these comforting words from
“Miscellaneous Writings" by Mary
Baker Eddy (p. :t07>: “God gives
you His spiritual ideas, and in
turn, they give you daily supplies.
Never ask for tomorrow: It is
enough that divine Love is an
ever-present help; and if you
wait, never doubting, you will
have all you need every moment.
W'hat a glorious inheritance is
given to us through the under
standing of omnipresent Love I*
—The Chritlinn Srienre Monitor.
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Telephone Lines to the Front
At battles roll on to victory and vast new areas are con
quered, the need for tremendous amounts of telephone equip
0ient becomes more and more urgent.
Since the start of the war the huge telephone manufac
turing plants of the Bell System have been concentrating on
the manufacture of telephone equipment for war use ex
clusively, to insure that there shall be no shortages of tele
phone equipment on the war fronts.
Just before war started, the Southern Bell Company com
pleted a large program of expansion of central office and out
aide plant facilities. This enabled ns to continue inciting
telephones after the manufacture of telephone equipment fog
civilian use had stopped.
Now, however, the normal reserves of switchboards, wire,
cables and instruments have been used up, and we have
many people on our waiting lists for service. But war’s needs
must come hrst, so for some time we at home shall continue
to make the most and the best use of what we now havg.
# E. H. Wasson, Carolina! Manager
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