' Bible Study For
Gaston Co. Schools
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of the B-hie in «-ur *ch0*t*
report that 11.543 'a-*
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a - pi of B:~’.e *-• rnory
r ever*.' e.frir.tr.t-ary
ard 'copy of ' VjUs B.Ue
i for every stuotr. of me
(nd Senior H;?t. c-o f.
r’hrl't.ar. character ouild
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AT THE MOVIES
IN CHERRYVILLE
NOW PLAYING AT THE COMFORTABLE COOL
LESTER-STRAND THEATRES
THURSDAY-FRIDAY—2 DAYS AT THE LESTER
Fwma. r; t imp, Ann BMB, Donald a Connor, Pe;r?y R; *o
j.,t, o.« t m The Merry Moo»laa»," *o»7 o# *Bo»
SATURDAY AT THE LESTER
Philip Dor com:, face to h,c ^.th Helmut D.n..« » .hr-capcU Nui^
prisoner ui Wirners exciting drama, "Escape « Tbe Dc*e»fc^^ ■»—
STARTS L. S SUN. NITE 12:02 & MON.-TUES.
SPENCER TRACY. KATHRYN HEPBURN
“WITHOUT LOVE”
SERVICE AT VALE HONORS
THREE SLAIN HEROES
FOES! CITY. J-:y -•—M*pso
rial ser..:-« fc*.-c :r. r.ei? ••
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service me:, » r. o r.avfc '•'* '■
lives for o.r tourtry. I ->T- C
H. Dellinger, Pn. i -S-- 1.
Hoyle ar.2 P\*o. E.l-s T Greer.e
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Mrs. P;.ey D- • r.jre: .. ut.
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Fifth Annual Contest
National Vegetable
Grower* Association
Y-.u’.r* frorr .r*.y-tr -ee
ded annually by the A 4 P l vxi
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Mae.-a.: .-*tus ‘-.-ege.
g.-v.p, rep-ortec. fr* awards ta
c.ude a 1506 tat.ir.a. cr.antpton
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a:., au sect.:na. .r.arap.onsn.ps ol
Slv. each. Tte »»: i/oncs a.so
are .rfered dor c-tv.ur.c.r.g con
testa:.-.* .r. each state.
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trate to young p.-.-.pir : :■» r.eces
sa: ly efficient ar.c
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vcuetat.e gr.wer- -d tre duture.
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test are hoys ar.c g...s d-'-tr. Me -
are. Wace-ooru, A-■ Le'r.o.r,
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t :. Wr.tor., Lore.., Wayr.es
v.ile. Pae-v-he, -j .. jsh-t; hour
'a.*:.-. Mt. Oi.ve. htater.rhe.
T: otrpar, Hicder.ite. Middlesex,
Wh.takers, Rocky M Spring
Hope, Hertford, V. '.rra... Belvi
jere. Lurr.rertor., Mt Ary, Holly
hp: r.gi. Wake ¥ re-L Raleigh.
Rut.- Pearso n, :: rrr.e: home
cerr.'r.itr&t. -r. agert .r. Jon>:
st.r. co-nty, .s tr.e new .eacer oi
4-R L.. - work dor g.r.s m Norte
Car.'.ir.a. Sr.e succeed- Mr:. Jonr.
V. VPa... r.ee Frances MccGregor.
BL’Y BONDS
FRI -SAT —2 DAYS AT STRAND —‘ TRIGGER LAW"
WITH BOB STEELE. HOOT GIBSON
MON.-TUES—AT STRAND BIG DOUBLE FEATURE
“THE JADE MASK" with SIDNEY TOLER
AND KEGE LUKE
No. 2
“I’LL TELL THE WORLD” IT’S FUNNY
Lee Tacj tod Btcoda Joyce in a scene from UoivemTj hilarious comedy
’ ^wuh music “I'll Tell the Wod4^ r
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Man'* Failure* tad Cod'*
Promile*.
Leuon for July 8: Genet** 6:5- ,
7. 8 1,4,15. 20-22.
Memory Verte: Genet** 8:22. i
The departure of men from
original purity soon had its con
summation ir. widespread wicked
ness. And Gc-d destroyed all .n...g
things on the earth by a deluge.
Several ancient races had tradition
of a great flood which swept
away the greater part of mar.
k.r.d. In lower >iescpvtamia tne
archaeologist finds evidence of a
ood ir. the strata deep flows un
der the level of the plain.
Here in Genesis we learn that
- .y Noah and his family and tne
: eatures with him in the ark es
.aped. At lengtn Noah iearneo
when the dove returned with an
olive leaf in her month, that the
waters were receding, and at last
when the earth was dry ne and a*;
with him went forth from the ark
which had rested on the mountain
of Ararat.
Almost the first sign of life the
lonely old earth saw was a spiral
of smo.-ie curling heavenward
, from Noah’s newly-built altar ol
sacrifice, it was a burnt otlerir.g
—tne whole was consumed. And
God still requires the gift of our
ail to H:m.
Two great promises God made
to Noan — one the assurance of
the seasons, the other that tne
I raging waters would nevermore
sweep away all flesh. How neces
,-arv the first to man's continued
life*: how inspiring to the spirit
i 0J- me persistently disobedient
the rainbow I
Keti motion must ever come up
and impenitent. But even tor
mese there is hope—to the gate
I of tne tomt— as long as the rain
i. sow ;s seen in the clouds. Beaiiti
ifu. token it is. Find your rainbow
" n the cloud because you admit
je-us ,nto your nearts.
Peach growing was hist intro
duced ir. the sandhill territory of
..i.rth ana South Car°Iina b>" tne
Seaboard Railway agricultural
agents.
The Savannah fat stock show,
hrsi of i*s Kind in Georgia and
me entire Southeast, was origin
ated by Seaboard Railway agricul
tural agents.
USE EAGLE ADS
i
Cirand Ole Opry
Coming Tonight
Curly Fox and Texar Ruby,
LKd their Fcxhurters, who ra
ioined the Grand Ole Opry sev
eral months ago after an absence
■jf three years, are featured this
season or. the dam up and »inne%
tvSM Grand Ole Opry cnow
which is coming t* CherryvUle
or. Thursday July 5 for one per-:
formar.ce. lot next P. O. and
show starts at dark.. ]
This mobile unit of the famed
folk musk radio show which or-,
iginates in Nashville, Tennessee,
has the sanct.on of the Otfiee oi
Defense Ti a asportation and is one .
of the finest shows of it* kind on j
Everything possible h\s been'
done for the comfort, eervemenee
and enjoyment of the audience.
The big new tent is air-cooled,
and. incidentally it is the only
air-coc’.ed tent on tour in the
South.
Texas Rubv. reared or. a rancn |
near For*. Worth, is known front
coast to coast as "Radio's Origin
al Yodelir.g Cowgirl", while her
tall, slender partner, a 'lenne-s
eean, is one of the nation s out
standing hillbilly fiddlers.
Fox recently won a national ;
old-time fiddling .contest, cpndue
ted in Cincinnati under auspices
f the National nuu«*=
ion.
Graysville, Tennessee, tu the
tarting point for Curly, who
earned his fiddling from neign
lorhood old time maatera of the
nusica! art.
He got his radio start in Atlan
a in 1933, has been heard on nu
nerous other stations as a fiddler
ilayer of other instruments, sing
r and master of ceremonies, and
ie has established nimself as one
,{ the best known old-time te
llers in radio.
Curly holds many other distine
ions, one of which is the fact
hat he is the only hillbilly fiddler
;ver to appear mith the noted vi
olinist, Dave Rubinoff, together
on the -ame program, the,’ com
pared and demonstrated claaslc
violin playing with mountain fid
dling.
General admission to the Jam
up and Honef Tent Show is 60-35,
-.Jus state and federal tax.
LOST—Ration Books No. *—
Names Kenneth Heavner, Gladys
Heaviier and Linda Heavner.
Fu der please return io the local
Ration Board. *l'Pd
BUY BONDS
\ From where I lit... Ay Joe Marik
j Adv
L ^ How to Greet a
W . Wounded Soldier
*
| Charlie Jenkins got back from
j overseas the other day, dis
charged for wounds... and he
was pretty well banged up.
Xatarally, oar town felt
mighty bad about it We wanted
to sympathise with him and
help him. Bat Doc Walters set
I ms straight about that
! He said that what Charlie
i wanted most was to be accepted
as one of the gang again... as if
j nothing had happened. So we
1 asked him over to piteh horse
shoes with his good hand, and
enjoy a friendly glasa of beer
and chew the fat like old time*.
Ana JOU snouia n*Tc wcw**
pick up! From being scared ed
meeting people, Charlie got hie
confidence back and noon be
came hli own aelf again.
From where I elt, Doe Waltaru
lire u the right ateer. The
wounded men coming heme
don’t want our sympathy er ear
overenthuslastic help. They
want to be treated like the rent
of ni • • • with a chance to work
and lead a normal life. And
that'* the leant we can oder them.
O
O 1945, UNITED STATES SIEWEM FOUNDATION, North Carolina Co«
■d^or M. Sal*, Slat* Dlr«ctar, *06-607 Intursnc* lldg., ••Nigh, N. C.
NOTICE ON
BOTTLE DRINKS
DUE TO THE SHORTAGE OF BOTTLE DRINKS
THE MERCHANTS HAVE DECIDED IT WILL BE
IMPOSSIBLE FOR THEM TO CONTINUE TO LET
THE CUSTOMER CARRY DRINKS TO THEIR
HOMES. THE CUSTOMER WILL BE SERVED
DRINKS AT THE STORE AS LONG AS THE SUP
PLY LASTS.
THE MERCHANTS ARE ASKING THE COOPER.
ATION OF THE PUBLIC IN RETURNING ALL
EMPTY BOTTLES IN THEIR POSSESSION.
Cherryville Merchants
Association