DaHat
4 THE BEST IS ALWAYS
THE CHEAPEST
PHONE 6141
BbckweMer's
Machine Shop
GENERAL REPAIR
WELDING
PHONE 4751
Modem
Printing Company
OFFSET LITHOGRAPHY
LETTERPRESS PRINTING
PHONE 6112
Compliments
Of
Carlton Cafeteria
Jessie B. Randall
Ballard
Grocery
Staple and Fancy
Groceries
PHONE 6042
Home Folk's
Cafe
QUALITY - CLEANLINESS
AND SERVICE
Dining Room For
Parties
PHONE 5661
DELLINGER'S JEWEL SHOP
DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY
“GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS”
PHONE 9101
KENNETH B. BEAM
SERVICE INSURANCE COMPANY
PHONE 6851
Cherryville, North Carolina
COMPLIMENTS
OF
CHERRYVILLE NATIONAL BANK
A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE
PHONE 9241
Cherryville, North Carolina
Carpenter's
Funeral Home
Ambulance Service
PHONE 6711
Farmers Union
Supply Company
Hardware — Feeds
FERTILIZER & PLUMBING
SUPPLIES
PHONE 6022
Allen
Drug Company
RELIABLE DRUGGISTS
“The Rexall Store”
PHONE 9281
Compliments
Of
A FRIEND
Jenkins
Cabinet Shop
103 BATES AVENUE
PHONE 6804
| Ray Jenkins, Prop.
COMPLIMENTS
OF
McGinnis bros. & houser
PRODUCE
PHONE 6190
Cherryville
Concrete Products
Company
“We Make ’Em and
Lay ’Em”
WM. TAFT SMITH
PHONE 6751
City Meat
Market
Fresh Meats and
Groceries
PHONE 6891
Roy & Troy
Market & Grocery
‘ THE MOST OF THE BEST
FOR THE LEAST”
Free Delivery
PHONE 6872
Cherryville
Dry Cleaners
“Red” Dellinger
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
CHERRYVILLE
ICE & FUEL COMPANY
- SINCE 1920 -
Ice - Coal - Coke - Oils & Lubricants
Warm Morning Heaters
Quality — Service — Appreciation
PHONE 6861
COMPLIMENTS
OF
MAUNEY COTTON COMPANY
COTTON MERCHANTS
Cherryvilie, North Carolina
THE EAGLE PUBLISHING CO.
“THE HOME OF GOOD PRINTING”
We Have Been Printers in Cherryvilie Since
1905 _ 49 Years Of Service To Cherryvilie
and Surrounding Community
PHONES: 6752 & 6866
Sullivan
Motor Company
Sales and Service
PHONE 6892
Allran's
Flower Shop
“FLOWERS FOR
EVERY PURPOSE”
PHONE 4091
Sanitary Market
Meats and Groceries
Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables
212 E. MAIN ST.
PHONE 9211
Upchurch
Feed & Seed
Store
PHONE 6121
Compliments
Of
Middlebroofcs
Jewelers
CHERRYVILLE, N. C.
COMPLIMENTS
OF
HOUSER DRUG COMPANY
“PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY”
PHONE 6011
Firestone Home
& Auto Supply
TIRES — APPLIANCES
WASHING — GREASING
RECAPPING
PHONE 6032
Ferguson
Hardware Co.
HARDWARE — PAINTS
SPORTING GOODS
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
PHONE 9122
H. & H.
Grocery
General Merchandise
Meats - Flour - Feeds
PHONE 6091
Gay's
Clothing Store
HOME OF GRIFFON
CLOTHES
BETTER BRANDS MEAN
BETTER* BUY’S AT
GUY’S
Compliments
Of *
Heafner Brothers
PHONE 6831
CHERRYVILLE, N. C.
Compliments
Of
Lee W. Cauble
PHONE 6873
CHERRYVILLE, N. C.
THRIFTY SHOPPERS
CHOOSE
BELK - MATTHEWS
Cherryville, North Carolina
COMPLIMENTS
OF
CHERRYVILLE B. & L ASSOC.
SERVE BY SAVING
PHONE 6151
LONG S METAL SHOP
HEATING ROOFING - GUTTERING
SHEET METAL WORK — ALL TYPES
PHONE 9236
Compliments
Of
Homesley
Chevrolet Co.
SALES AND SERVICE
- SINCE 1931 -
Garage Ph. Station Ph.
9251 6871
Cleveland
Appliance & Furn.
212 E. MAIN ST.
PHONE 6329
City Loan &
Finance Corp.
“Cash In A Flash”
PHONE 6650
Compliments
Of
The Shake Shop
BORDEN’E ICE CREAM
SANDWICHES
MRS. MARVIN HARTMAN,
Proprietor
Compliments
Of
Kiser Grocery
GROCERIES — MEATS
GAS — OIL — FEEDS
PHONE 5231
VanDyke
Super Market
Compare & Prove
- We Deliver -
PHONE 9212
Rainwater
Furniture Co.
“Happy Homemakers
Best For Less”
PHONE 6223
INSURE IT ALL
With
Heman Hall
PHONE 4111
LEGAL NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
GASTON COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NOTICE
Lee Bannon Sellers,
Plaintiff,
- vs -
Thelma Cleo Sellers,
Defendant.
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Gaston
County, North Carolina, wherein
plaintiff seeks an annulment from
the defendant; that said defend
ant will also take notice that 'she
is required to appear at the Clerk
of Court’s Office at Gastonia,
North Carolina within twenty
(2ft) days after 29th day of Oct.,
1954 and answer or demur to the
complaint now on file in the
Clerk's Office, or the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in said complaint.
This 28th day of September,
1964.
PAUL E. MONROE
Clerk Superior Court
4t-02(7
NORTH CAROLINA
GASTON COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION
Hattie Y. Helms,
Plaintiff,
- vs -
Charles Walter Hehnfe,
Defendant.
The State of North Carolina
This is a Civil Action and not a
Special Proceeding
The defendant, Charles Walter
Helms, will take notice .that an
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Gaston County, North Carolina
the cause of action being an ab
solute divorce on the grounds of
two years separation, and the said
defendant will further take notice
that he is required to appear at
the office of the Clerk of the Su
perior Court of said County in
the Courthouse in Gastonia, N.
C. within twenty days after the
18th day of Nov., 1954* and file a
written answer or demurrer to the
complaint in said action; or the
plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
This the 18th (fay of October,
1954.
GEORGE C. HOLLAND,
Assistant Clerk Superior Court
W. H. Saunders,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
4t-N10
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the pow
er of sale contained in a deed of
trust given by Archie Lee Burton
and wife, Susan Burton to the un
dersigned as trustee for the Kings
Mountain Building and Loan As
sociation on the 20th day of Sep
tember, 1952 now on record in
the Register of Deeds Office for
Gaston County in book 643 at
page 306 and default having been
made in the payment of same and
at the request of the Kings Moun
tain Building and Loan Associa
tion, I will sell for cash at the
courthouse door in GASTONIA,
GASTON COUNTY, NORTH CAR
OLINA on Monday, November 29,
1954 at 10:00 o’clock a.m., or
within legal hours, the following
described real estate:
'BEGINNING at an iron stake
or. the West side of a road and
runs thence S.- 61% E. 300 feet to
an iron stake; thence S. 3% W.
246 feet to a cedar; thence N.
69% W. 551 feet to an iron stake
in the road; thence N. 64% E.
273 feet to the BEGINNING, con
taining 2.5 acres, more or less
and being the same land conveyed
by Jasper Bridges and wife, to
Archie Burton and wife, by deed
dated 1st of February, 1947 as
will appear on record in the Reg
ister of Deeds Office for Gaston
County in book 494 at page 520.
This the 14th day of October,
1954.
B. S NEILL, Trustee
DAVIS AND WHITE,
Attorneys. 4t-N10
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in a
deed of trust given by Johnnie
Oats, widow to the undersigned
r.,- trustee for the holder of the
note therein mentioned on the
23rd day of April, 1954 now on
record in the Register of Deeds
Office for Gaston County in book
677 at page 469 and defualt hav
ing been made in the payment of
same and at the request of the
holder of the note I will sell for
cash at the courthouse door in
GASTONIA, GASTON COUNTY,
NORTH CAROLINA ON MON
DAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1954 at
i 10:00 o’clock a.m., or within le
gal hours, the following described
^BEGINNING at a point on
Mickley Avenue on the Westerly
margin of Block Number ten, as
shown on a plat of the Town of
Bessemer City, N. C., made by W.
R. Richardson, Engineer, the Nor
tlvwesterly corner of the lot this
day deeded to Samuel H. Smith
and his wife, Josephine Smith,
and running thence in a north
easterly direction with the wes
terly margin of block number ten
on Mickley Avenue, one hundred
•feet to a stake in the said1 wester
ly margin of block number ten
on Mickley Avenue; thence at
right angles with said line one
hundred feet to a point in the
center line of said Block number
ten; thence with the center line
of said block number ten in a
southwesterly direction to a cor
ner of said Samuel H. Smith and
Josephine Smith; thence with the
northerly line of said Samuel H.
Smith and Josephine Smith, one
hundred feet to the BEGINNING.
This the 14th day of October,
1954.
J. R. DAVIS, Trustee
DAVIS AND WHITE,
Attorneys. 4t-N10
Mile High Christmas
Trees Make Color
j Contrast In Mountain
Sharp contrasts between bril
liant hues of autumn and the rich
green of summer will be seen by
motorists who drive through the
Blue Ridge and Great Smoky
Mountains of North Carolina dur
ing the next two weeks.
On October 13, travelers who
take a side trip to 6,286-foot high
Roan Mountain can attend a mile
high auction sale of Christmas
trees conducted by the U- S. For
est Service at 10 a. m. Some 30,
000 selected Balsam Fir and Red
Spruce trees, their trunks marked
with yellow paint to indicate that
they have been approved for cut
ting, will be sold to dealers from
half a dozen states. The Christ
newly paved Forest Service road
mas tree forests are along the
connecting with Highway 261, 12
covered with grassy meadows,
miles from Bakersville. Roan
Mountain, an enormous plateau
rhododendron and evergreens, of
fers magnificent vistas of the Blue
Ridge Mountains and of Mount
Mitchell, highest peak east of the
Mississippi {6,684 feet).
Summer spent September in the
North Carolina mountains this
has been no frost to cause prema
ture turning of the leaves. Obser- ,
vers predict that the solor peak*
will occur within the middle two
weeks of the month dnd linger on
year, with the result that there
until November.
On the Blue Ridge Paricway
just south of Cumberland Knob,
the ground color is bright with
maples and black gum. Between
the Parkway’s intersection with
Highways 18 and 16 there is ex
cellent color in spot sections of
sumac, dogwood, m«mle> gum and
sourwood. Maples are bright in
the camp and trailer areas of
Ooughton Park, largest recrea
tional area on the Parkway, and
just north of Blowing Rock there
is a spectacular contrast between
the green of pines and the yellow
of birche#.
There is considerable color _ at
higher elevations in the Asheville
area, as well as in the Great
Smokies, in the Waterfall Country
along U. S. 64, and in the vicinity
of Mount Pisgah and Hickory Nut
Gorge.
Kings Are Jumping
On Carolina Coast
King mackerel, big ones and
acres of them, are jumping in fa
vorite North Carolina fishing
waters from Cape Lookout to
Southport, and enough good
catches of the big fellows—up to
16 pounde—have been made to
cause charter boat captains to
herah) a banner fall salt water
fishihg season.
Looking north to “Gameiish
Junction”, Cape Hatteras and the
Outer Banks are into their aut
umn channel bass run. A 44 1-2
pounder won the first surf fishing
I tournament on Hatteras Island,
j heralding good fishing for the
third annual Nags Head Surf fish,
'ing Tournament Oct. 22-24.
Teams from five states as far
north as New York are expected
to participate.
One of the first big strikes of
the kings was made by Captain
Leroy Gould of the “Mattie G”
fishing just south of Bouy 13 off
Atlantic Beach. Fishing with him,
A1 Geremonte, sports editor of
the Asheville Citizen, and party
accounted for 11 of the big fel
lows.
Charter boats operating out of
Southport also reported success
with kings, with Captain Hulan
Watts of the “Idle On IV” get
ting 25 kings in one day. Similar
reports are coming from Carolina
and Wrightsville beaches and Sha
lotte.
The sensational sailfish run off
the Southeast North Carolina
coast went into October when
Captain Watts took three off
Southport, but bluefish are taking
most of the headlines as boat
after boat comes in with between
50 and 160 of blues, sprinkled
with good catches of Spanish
mackerel.
Some veteran fishermen contend
that when the kings are jumping
their aren’t biting, and that the
catches so far are very much
preliminary to heavy catches to
come later in October and up to
Thanksgiving. They recall the
record catches of last November
by boats operating out of Sha
lotte, Carolina and Wrightsville
Beaches and north to Morehead
City, where the heaviest catches
were made.
Electronic Determine
When Bees To Swarm
The highly-technical realm of
electronics seems far removed
from the practical field of bee
keeping, vet an electronics en
gineer with the British Broad
casting Corporation nas come up
with an instrument that could be
come valuable to the beekeeper.
It can be used to determine
when bees are going to swarm!
The BBC engineers found that
the normal 180 cycle hum of bees
in a hive swells to a warble note
of 250 cycles at swarming time.
The differences can be detected
by a selective form of micro
phone.
W. A. Stephen, extension bee
keeper at State College, says the
discovery could result in saving
time and money at present spent
on physical ex&mination of the
hives and will also prevent the
loss of swarms.
iStephen says the up-to-date
beekeeper may be pictured as sit
ting comfortably by a radio am
plified, enjoying the amplified hum
of his bees working industriously
for him. Not until the tone
changes, need he exert himself.
Drought Assistance
May Be Life Saver
The new agricultural conserva
tion practice of vegetative cover
may prove a life saver to
drought-hit farmers in North
Carolina this fall, according to
H. D. Godfrey of the State Agri
cultural Stabilisation and Con
servation office.
'Under this practice recently
approved for most counties, farm
ers mav apply at their County
ASC office for federal cost-shar
ing in the establishment- of a
vegetative cover this Fall fdr
winter protection from erosion
and to help meet emergency needs
for grazing, hay, and soil protec
tion created by extreme drought.
Originally approved for 51
counties including those desig
nated as drought emergency
I counties, in 1953, Godfrey says
that because of extended dry con
ditions, the practice is now ap
proved for almost every county
ii the state. He says many coun
ties are extending their final
seeding dates in order that needed
conservation may still be estab
lished when rain finally comes.
Godfrey reminded Tar Heel
farmers that widespread lack of
rainfall will make additional
grazing or hay, that might be
made available undedr this prac
tice, very valuable as well as pro
tecting the soil from washing
away as well as protecting the
soil from washing away when rain
comes.
Tenant Farmer Saves
For The Future
Tenant farming is O K. is you
save for the future. That’s the
oninion of Amos Dillanhunt,
Negro tenant farmer of Trenton,
Route 1.
Although he doesn’t own his
own farm, young Dillanhunt be
lieves that a hard-working tenant
farmer who is thrifty can make
a success farming.
Amos and his wife. Cone]], are
looking forward to the day when
their dream of a nets home is
realized. When it comes, all of the
furnishings will be paid for.
Jones County Negro Farm
Agent Sherman N. Shelton sayR
that when Amos sells a bunch of
pigs, he buys something for the
house such as gas stove or refrig
erator.
Realistically, the Dillanhunts
had rataher put their hard-earned
money into something a little
more nermanent than a new car.
With such a down to earth atti
tude how can they fhil, Shelton
doesn’t think they will.