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Vol 12,
G. G' PAGE, IMiior and Owner
KingH Mountain, N.'C'. Thursday, November 18 M5. r " " - " " -jlv,
.- ' PRINCIPLE FIRST " " V : $1; A YKAK In ADVANCE
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MEETS DEC. 7
AT- CHAPiuQTTE,
the Baptist; Stale Convention-25,
000 Biptlstiw'Ufcc represented.
The Baptist State conyetit'o;!)
" inept, in phralotte Tuesday Do-
. ceuiber 7th. There are . cow
3iS,000 Bptist in the biate and
' the convention is neccessarily i
ureal gatlio'lng, The intertiin
uient of the convention has 'also
" become a pro blem. The "Harv
1 aid Plan" has been in the mind
, pi the convention lor a lorg
time but has . never
been" . adopted. The Charlotte
cowittce on' entertainment has
has decided to adopt it Ibis vear,
The plan, provides lodging aid
breakfast for the delegates, And
the delegate.) provide for then
own dinner au supper..;
The reason for adopting the
"Uarvard PJau"- is given by Dr
W. M. Vines of Charlotte lor
the coinumtee and is taken, from
We Biblical Recorder.
' 'lteuoitnislnie that the, time
lia coroe. tor our State; Convun-
.Hon to c&aire from .the. custom
aoT' fie;ntertaininent; i--.oh. acv
! pountbf the growth' oj Chebodyf
the fhn)ed tond)tlons"f life
and the .imperative need; of the
- iiictt-ased cfhciencv 5i the Coo.
' vntiors ffl. bare deeiiied to au
Jionnuce'. tl.it . Gt. committee,
fej.-reaegtinst' the Baptieifeliurch
' ifiSf Of jti'iarlitw,-, has agreed to
udp't tut ; "Harvard Plan" in
.'j vjHi(?f3iun,j)pon oar p.rt
l.estlaocy and after a careful dig
. iMiKMinn of , ilb aituatiou. "We
j r. r.t lb .
have very reluctantly taktn this
''-step lest. Wo r0v crilfeijiud for
" lack of hospiUlity and our mot
ivesi-e 'uiisunderstooil jtfT f.he
brethrfcO- - -
: "BelJovinK! however, that $e
sentiuienl of tue tuoutfQuu'i
progressive leadership of oai
- people a voiced in tbpress aua
from othur sources of lufoination
reachniK us, is lor this cbange,
. we.tiave desided to acceed to
tnis sehtiment Which appears to
lie forXh'iJ best ioteresis-of our
y denomination and the promotion
f tl tlie Lord's cause as roprs
uted by ooi- Convention. V
"Ttte" " 'Har vard i'lau '.' -which
provides lodging and breaKlast
' lor our guests ana leaves tuew
- tosecnitS Ui.eir own noohuiy auu
Venini meais tis then cboose
, will from all the intoncaim ie.
- - reived by ws inoet Uie . approval
jind larue)y mcrease the uselul
iiese of our Oouventfon, Tula
will add only a small tost- to atf
tendance ot the. delegates ,-, as
meals fan be served convunient-
ly at restaurants and 'hotels at
popular prices." , -
' AU names of delegatesslioald
be sent oromptly to Capt. T. S,.
t'rauklin, Chd'rmau of Couimic-
i '(teeou!3.uteitaiument, and homes'
wiU bo assigned and cards ot
uotiriuatiofl keni to . all mesaen
ger tnainie their names' "
. i. -cJ iVV lo iiave tlie Jargoijt
attendance la the history of
" Nortlr iiaroliaa Iiaptisbt and an-
qre those. attending of a moat
.cordjaf 'welcome to our city and
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tomes, ,
, t Among those who nttsnded
Anton Brotliei's sale (luring- the
p:i;t t vn wks wo wflro elftO; to
REV- GULP
HAG GOOD IMPRESSION
Pastor brace Ketboiist. Church cosyed
day of music to (He full.
B'ng a pieat lover ot Muhic
nnd having a nninunr of r fnoii'ls
in I.JcssMiier Citv. I ctcided to
Kail in ".no 11 o ciocK sorvico- '
iur ehdrc-h the fi.tli Sunday in
Octoue" nnd utloiiil tho hiiiKins
coDvention, u veiv (U-jovabtooc
cashidD it was. As we nearcd
tlie Baptiht churuh wluro the
convention was held wa no
ticed a larne ero-vd hnd gather
ed and the music had' alreauy
beguu, As wo presstd our wav
thro'iiK'li tlie thiuiig about the
door and dowa tho nsilo it Koon
appear(;d what thu attraction
wan. Mmio tailing from the
lips of th tin l ned Dingers lifted
Ufloboveail kiooui and clouds
and we though of the wo'-ds of
St. Mark U:l-2 And it was nc;sed
that He- was in t,l,e houh?, and
straigntway mar.y were gatl-or-
ed to guthr insoicucii that there
was no room to receive tiiem
Not so much as about the
doorAfter enjoidg the ocoasiou
sp noch. And roaeiving. the
hartyifivitation from the pastor
Bi-o. Ilehns, to aijalli uiet with
D w) certamli will bo glad
attfi)d another convention
at Besfceiflcj: Qv.f.'wV' we - vvtll
nolagre. ti take ou'-, luncn
and bunilii' Myv bod cior, .ine
lonventioir and a.'l jvf(0 tak
part with fiilccens. . ,
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GASTON I A L0
; CAL MATTERS
Oastonia Gazette Friday
Mr, J- M- Sloan, of lwlmont
was a Gastoiia visitor yester
ty
Ir. p: 3. Eli vno of Dallas
rout o;ie. Wi ' Gastonla visit-;
or vestej-dav. .
Mr. AijC, of Kinfs Moimi
t'n, was a hush-ess visitoi in
Gustoijla yesterday.
, Mr. y. A. IJarppjr of Clover
route two, was a business ?rsit
or in OastoDW yesterday.
Dr. ,W. II.' IJoffuiaa sj.ent
Wednesday at Dallas as gvesl of
hjs "icce, Mrs. A. Wilkins. .
Mr. Dpo S. Rhyno who re-
eotly sojd Jha ' Mayria Cafo as
noted in tJie Hjawtte. has ai-cept-
ed a position .wlj M- , YttI1:
Sleen, the Jowe!ejf.
Mrs. Hugh Paliftr of -VYasht
ington, p. C was the guest of
Mrs. A. R.. Anders at Ins" liomp
on Chester street Sunday nnd
Monday
4 . Mrs., purl Paspeii'ier of Worth
lett yesterday for an. extended
vijiit fOjfnends . at . Greed vllle,
Anderson and- partanbilig, .
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Mr. and Mr.' Walter Klutts
returned to- Gostoma , Wediies
day nujtijt frqm their honeymoon
trip and will go to housekeeping
immediately in the War-en . cot
tsge pi Third avenue; j ,
' Mr, Charles W.Adams has ac
epted a position in the '.ottjoies
of toe! Piedmont , Telejihone &
Ti'l.-rmnlj (;a. ud Is in the n-.
tind trotno denarl-
(Uoif'td from last week)
Mr. Single'on have disupppar
after I. is daughter run off with
Ins coachman and his boy hang
eil hlinsir. Mr. fainglttou own
till s'ii! uf the count r.v's host
best horses, having a nnble
worth lji4r).(X)0.(IO. Tho Palm
Once lias sixty palm trt'esoa ei
iher side of tuo drive which is
seventy thie feet wide, tlie
liees low buliig abiut frinty live
year old.
Allluugh we did not return
from our morning our until after
twuiva o'oloclr, we were ready
for another at two, swh!eu took
u out to several places o. tnler
est adjJimng the c:l . I should
liive mentioiicil thii luorinng the
lart that a picture' ol our tour
bnuch alH(Ut lil,rtv la the car
was taken juct in front of the
fleza Park, and tlie hni&lu-d
piulure delivered to us before we
reached the Hotel on our return
at noon. Passing out of the uity
we : enter Heverelv Park, the
most bcatttiiui di ivo in southeni
Cajifdrmu, a nice aspliult surjoll
as irl ass, with I'alrs. garf.niums,
as well an olhor llowers on bold
idusi which all Uie year except
in freU'uary, the ruiuy uiuiitli,
L,os Ar.i,les having over three
hundred sun sluny days every
year. Wo also viewed on either
hami growing oranges, lemoiis,
clato, am) in fact ail Ironical
friiils, pissing enrouto through
yonsr:!,-. Hoi.levarJ,. Hollywood,
tho i lional Old Schliers Home.
a reserviition of, 700 acres forjdoWn through a very fertile val
the -coiu fort and conveniences of
tlie ild. noliiers; ioanta Monica
L-ace CoU'fL, on v;hich Oidho.d
bvng lip tliQ worldn recoiil for
speed of one hundred and twelve
miles,j.ier hour, or eight nine m
live minutes and forty six sec
onds. A veniee, the Corey Is
land of tlie Pacihc, we stop for
one hour to view tho largest
bathing bearh m the West; the
place where the nymph" of the
sea meet, those- ol the land;
where can be viewed more thai.
fle thousand bathing suits beau
ties at one time ves, we said
ties, for what gn l is there that
would get in a bathing suit if she
were not a beauty. Its on the
sand? of tms beach, we are .told.
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that to kiss a young lady is to
bring' to mera'jry a boy-hcod
prank of putting the (Wg m the
relngeratorit dog gone mcti
(dog on ice.) '
VVn also passed on this tour
tho homo of Miss uJary Pickford,
tus rjotedMoving Picture Actor,
who caries more money han the
President Qf.the'U. S., or at
least draws a larger pay pheck
000,00 per .Vear ' while our
mutual fzieml and noble leader.
Hon. Woodrow-Wilson has to
bucoDtent witbS;75,000.00, fori
services rendered m the . eame
timo. . "Ml,ss l'ick ford's residence.!
is indeed a n"Wejtep'tOnV tllongh
not !arte is tin?.' father ,0a we
pass, around . tlie base of ,tlie
Mountains, pn, oat) of which :
wealtny 4New Ycrker conceived
tho idea of buildug him a man
sion; at)er his mansion was. built
he tired ol making the neotsswy
tour to reach . the .leyeL of his
home with a carv conceived- the
idea of bnf.d:n an elevator from
his housd to . the levsi of ' the
plains below, which he did at a"
cost of 85,000.00, inalin a tun-,
nel o rer gh directly, uiyler, the
ho usx, (Tiio uan s name slip pnv
ni'inory ai present! but he cer
takly has a novel scheme to
combine the pleasure of living
"On a nill" vet without the
trouble of climbing it.
. Tnere are many olh.-r things
of interest in and around Los
Angeles, many that we did not
visit i and we have nottoid you
about we saw. but wo must pat a
on. Many are the days that ct n
be sgeni with profit tight seeing
in and around Lot Angeles
sightseeing of the nature to
niease the most .exacting and
with a broad enough range to
suit ail. If you like you' may
board t street cars und travel to
tlie to us 'of tho mountains, the
famous M Lowe, f r above the
clouds were snow can be seen
any day in the ye ir, c.' you may
lake a car thiough the . Orangu
iii.Qpire whera not only the or
angos grow but most all tropical
frui'.s. If you lik the water
von have a large numoer of
Beaches to select from, each with
its own peculiarities, or'you.may
lake a boat to a Dumber of other
points of Interest, visit tin Cata
Una Islands and view, from the
glass l.ottom boats the subma
rine gardens, Those and many
ui-iny more are all well worth a
tri: to see, .
Sunday, June 27th. Feeling
that Wo have, spent enough time
i m Los Angeles we board the
iSantaFc train 0:10 a. in. and
I Dead for San Diego, 120 almost
I due south, at which point w
I visit the Panama-California Ex
position. . Our trip is tnide
ley, well tilled, and largely
used for vegetables tomatoes and
beans being growu on a, large
g!:ale. Also, most all kinds of
ft.ujt Kr0wn here In this section
are also found rome of the skins
that iniku .such good slippers.
vet are worthless i;. the mnu
facturc of shoes rathec , odd.
but who .ever, saw a pair cf
shoes made put of Banana Skins,
while it is their middle name to
make slippers when you step on
tliem. You oon't only find the
skins here, hut they grow here.
not only iu large quanities but
some. Farther on the hills begin
to close in on our beautiful val
ley witu its productive sou, as
on either side we view the bar-
mii hills. 'Farther on we get the
help of a "push engine" ; and
soon reach our destination, at
12:10 P..M. iVe secure accom
modations at the New Southern
Hotel, ajid take lunch at ,009 of
the Many Uaf' tena, at which
most all dishes come to odd
cent three, four six, seven
and,i,o,pu- Ol course, this ' Was
a "wait 01 yourself" Cafe aa the
name implies but;-the. charge
are less. . : ' ' '
IJavirig secured our lunch' we
are ready for seeing the sights,
so-board, an automobile and leave
at two O'qiocn lor a toup ; inat
takes u3 Into Old Mexico, about
.seyeateea'.miles from San Diego
In our rjt'je party'was rather
mijKO as .io nome stares.- our
driver Was' a native of Californ
i a, the. man with him in front
was froth one the central, states,
the exact slate has slipped my
memory : next came a man and
his Wife from the state of Wssh:
Ingtoht Vitb next 'a lady from.,
the state pf Maine along with our
littlo girl, and last ' of all .the
LiovelVi Lady and . yours ..truly
-from laamar by acodeivt' th-
party wa so arranffOd,- but' It
cofifd o n bick pagej
Mr. Jacob Ueavner Aeut
Oastonib Friday on business.
Fjemlng Ilamp&ur who is sup
erintending the constrnetiou of a
railroad uear pharleston visited
his family here Saturday and
Sunday, returning Monday.
Mr. R. J. Abbott went to pity
Point, va. last week to work.
He stopped off at Oxford,' N. C,
to visit his daughter. Mrs. J. B.
Comer.
The old stork took a circle out
into the Bethlehem section Fri
day and left, a tine boy at J. T.
Gladdens.
" Arthur D. McGiil left Thurs
day for Columbia, S, C. where
he resumes his work with the
Union News Company, Ho 'cBme
homo several months ago from
Colombia sick with fever and is
jmt now able to return.
The moonlight school at the
Cora chapel I fl East Kings
MountaiiJ conducted by Mr. G.
H. Logan is Vary promising. It
opened last Wednesday night
with 16 pupils: It meets Monday,
Wednesday and Friday nights.
It is hoped that the pevple will
tako a lvaotiife ot this school.
The Hera'd prints the lessons
pa".h week and will donate copies
to us many as atien'i.
A smooth phaved sp'endid
looking geutlemen of spare build
garbei) in confederate uniform
walked into towrt Thursday car
rying a travelling bag iu on,
hand and a rough cane In the
other. His voice was exceedingly
fine but decidedly Irish. ' He
stated to the Herald that he was
Ptirnnfft from Wir Orlnnnn - tn
BAlthPore in serach of hb people.
He gave his age as one hundred
years and five months and stated
that 'he had outlived all his
southern relatives and that bis
next of kin Uvd in Baltimore to
which pltce ho was now journey
ing. Me name is Dennis (Jane.
Me coom to- dese coontry in
1837, " he stated usinpt his Irish
brogue. The old mau appeared
ro be in the best of health and
said that he was faring qu'te
well at the hands of the publi?.
He sud he had been five weeks
walking from New Orleans.'-
LET EVERT':
BODY
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S0PT.IJMN
VyAS HERE THURSDAYS
Siyj prospect for moonlight schools it
fine $ already under way.
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Supt. J. Y. li'yj'-1 of thv Oiovv
land County schools was ln'iu
Thnr,lay both to vj'iit t! e :-'.haci
nnd to sMr up ti)f ii.tcrrsi in
moonlight pchools. Prpf, f r -"j;i
was highly pleased jt till? MiMs ';
aud iiro?ress of tn? gradrij '
school making opecial mention
of the superintendent and faculty-
He state I to the Ileraid that
the outlook was'cxtru f.nufor a
good system of moonlight sahoois
all over the county with hu
ception of the t"wa ot' TCin,
Mountain. Out of the 166 v-nt
teachers in tho county iJ- al
pledged 'already to il- all th:
can through the moonlight pi
tern. Nine schools are aheaiij
pi ogress with splendid results
evidence'. These schools are cu
tributed as follows: Shelby.
Belwood, FaMston, Lattin
Moreshoro, Mt. 'Pleasant -Phiibeck,8..The
jpublip scb
of tho county opened
anA it. ! fvnr!t.pd' ft fr'
of the moonlight.scly
pen this week and if
There are SU
above 21 years old j
Countv whocan nnitn
noitnorreai
write besides the women!
children. These illiterates!
distributed in' evry rlistrtl
the county too except WacoJ
Deub'e ' Springs, A1J J.
school district have thetp
them
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tnatpry
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greater or lesx quauvuv,
Prof. Irvin believes I
ticaMy all these people ;
reached during tho ternvof i t1
moonlight seboohi. He sa
people take on to it eagc
Jha l?r0re81!
is astonishing. He lea
class in Shelby and he I
the results aro onbelte'
one who doesn't see
TT. ,. ..,! .Lt. 1m '
lie oeiievus uiih fx
movement nnd he is th
interested in laying every ! cw.
trict reached. Will Kings Moun.
tain conjo op? ..We have , one ,
night school at the Cora Chape! '
bi't we need two or three more.
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