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mumm DIXON NEWS . iMy Charles U. Itivirt) lyyu y i* y i r f fljynrir 1 UVi?n sick Jot Mm PMC wwlt Is some better at (Ma (Mm. Bora to Mr. and Mrs. P. Q. Ham brie hi, Saturday. January I, a son. PMr. Darwla Farris spent Uaturaay night wtth his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Farrls. ' -5 Mrs C. C Oor? spent the week-end wttfc Mr and Mrs. JC O Gore. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herndon tyera visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Wells Saturday. Mr. Templet on Farrls of Kings Creek, spent Saturday with relatives hi this community. Messrs Will IKxon and Alfred Arrowood of the Bethlehem section Quick Resultn?Low Cost? HERALD Classified Ads tm a word for first Insertion; hall prise for subsequent inaertJsee. Minimum charge 26c. Do not ask for Information gsfording "keyed" eds, as they are strictly confidential. If error is made, The Herald la roaponslblo for only one Incorrect insertion, the customer la roaponalble for subsequent Insertions. The advertiser should notify Immediately of any corroetlona needed. Want ads are always cash In adyanco except to business men or concerns having accounts ' r with this newspaper. i 1 REPAIRING ? Radios. Refrlgera- 1 tors, Vacuum Cleaners. Washing 1 Machine#. Any Typo Home App* i paoea. All Work Ouarenteed. Ra- I dio and Electric Service. E. W. < ?THWART, at, White-way Sendee I Station, 116 Railroad Avenue. Pbone M Jan 27. . < : : ' * FURNITURE REPAIRED. reuphol- ' ate red, refiniahed and springs re- . . paired. M. J. Bell. Phono 304-W. 11-26 tfc. ' i ^ KEYS MADE. Locks, Vacuum i ^ Cleaners and Speedometers Rettdlrdd9 All wnrlr pnar&ntPful C. Ramsey, at Cleveland Motor Co. 11-26-tf FOR RENT ? Two down-stairs Foctaas, fluurntebed or unfunUt&tod. \Also store building. Mm George Boon* Jan. 13c FOR RENT ? Furnished rooms, first or second doors. 115 CHy St. |M> 20c WANTED ? Pile sufferers to try Fletcher Bros. Treatment for Piles Quick sure results, at druggists. fet> 3f>d Promissory Notes ? Herald Office I BH^RRE I TRY HI , I Classify K I They Brir I ITHE CLAN' I'cLose crrtf of th MOST WHO OFFCflCP MIS MOMC TO TIMMI* TCAM FO? A 005 IN MteriNG ^ -li' f * \ Ul p /4 - ^j '^VrVr^ ^ Ia^m' were rUUon of Mr. nd J. A. Stew? Saturday afternoon Mr aad Mrs Parte* Gore and pkltdreo wero vtaltora of Mr. ?ad Mr*. Early wero visitor* of Mr. K. O Core Sunday afternoon ' House Plants Require Special Winter Care House plantar have a bard exlstente during winter month* struggling under conditions far from ' natural In tbe home's artificially created atinofjfyherq, a** f Jlrk .to Otto Veerhoff, State College, nortlculturlt. In cold, darb weather, rooms are often excessively hot with practically np ventilation and sometimes little light. Tbe air, though not quite as hot as in tbe desert, is frequently more arid. fW _ * _ -?? t ? mi; pinin g gem may oe as cry as a sand pile. Veerhoff sair, or If the pot Is water-tight, the roots may' lead a submarine existence in flooded soil. .The leaves may become | choked with dust or the whole plant may be poisoned by small ainoutiVij of gas in the air. True diseases among house plants are rare, Veerhoff explained. Occaa-tonally, insects may cause damage. J However, the yellow sickly appearance of the plants is nearly always due.to the unfavorable environment of the house combined with improper watering. Most plants cannot survive if kept In rootms where the temperature is run up to 85 or 90 degrees. Even 75' degrees is to warm -for certain plants, Veerhoff said. AX low temperatures, the air is not bo drying, but all homes will have better plants if the air is moistened In some way. Open pans of water are effective but often awkward and un-; sightly. However, low pans, made to fit the window sill or table and painted to match the woodwork, are' often acceptable. The plant pots can [hen be placed in such pans, the bottom of the pot being raised above the level of the water by pieces of irick or wood. Water should be applied to plants >nly as often ste needed, Veerhoff tald. The plant, not the calendar, should tell the time for watering. Brief News Items V,?What is the earliest date that vegetables can be planted in ins field In eastern Carolina? A.?Hardy vegetables, such as %abbage, oollards, kale, lettuce, mu?ard. onions spinach and smootnseeded garden pens may be planted n the open aa early as Januarp 16 n the extreme eastern portion. Plantings are gradually advanced by Utteen-day intervals for the halfHardy and sixty-day Intervals for the ondJer crops. A general rule Is to plant the half-hardy crops such as tsparngus, beets. Irish potatoes, ra lishes. and turnips about three ' or lour weeks before the date of the last killing frost. Warm season vegetables should not be planted until al danger of frost Is past. Q; How can I bring my laying pulets, that have gone Into a neck molt sack into production I ?RALD id Ads ig Results nr CY KIDS 1 C I VV/IWWVIVI %% ?" \YA recr orr - uxhSt ya ' *-1 FCCLCRS? |? :'s . ' . TvT" 1 J jPWH OH f Hfe RQC, J Qh ' "'" ^ KjMc JV -: -'-Hf Y> yjY jft|? jj-~ ;. rm KINOfl MOUNTAIN XUHULD.1 v _____ '' PATTERSON' GROVE'' NEWS .f A At, iwi?.iM.?17.ftJSKgi Bunday Bdhool will be next Sunday afternoon at 1:48 o'clock and imacWny Immediately after. B. Y. P. U. will be at 8:00 P M. MJaaea Ola and Elma Hamrlck en tertalned a lane number c< friends at a party given at their borne Satuiday trtaJv. January 8. Numerous games furnished the evenJng'e ainu intents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ware, and daughter were the Sunray dlim -r guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Herndon and family cf Kings Mountain. Miise Willodetio lTfa<o#niburg spent last Thursday nlghr with Mr ond Mrs. Howard Allen of Kings Mountain hubs nura i luunioui K ana inena, M.?s8 Mavis Dixon of Charlotte, spent last wee-end with the former'* per ems, Mr and Mrs. M. L. Thornburg. Mr. and Mrs J. P. Qoforth and children, Charles and Margaret, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ooforth spent Sunday with M. and Mrs. Woodrow Ware of Oak Grove. Mrs. Flossie Ware of Kings Moun tain was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ware Friday. Mr. Elite Lee Putnam was the week-end guest of Mr. Fred Jenkins of Bessemer City. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tucker and family of Gastonia visited Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Allen Sunday night. Mi'ss Helen Patterson spent last Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hord in Kings Mountain. Growing Body Needs Necessary Minerals - * ????? Growing a strong, straight body requires that the skeleton be formed properly with normal bone built from the necessary minerals, says l)r. J. O. Helverson, animal nutrition 1st of the' Agricultural Experiment Station at State College. Dr. Hulverson explained that the skeleton contests largely of calcium phosphorus, connective tissues, and cartilage. In order that the body may deposit the calcium and phosphorus In the cartilage, a third substance obtained from food eaten Is necessary to aid the deposition of these elements (n the formation of bone. If this essential substance la not present, rickets result, Dr. Halvcrson sjiid. - If a part, only of these neo ess&ry minerals la laid down, partially formed bone or soft"" botMf which is a form of rickets, occurs. Sometimes the opposite may occur. The skeleton may be well form-, ed, but certain kinds of wasting sickness may cause a person to eat 'nsufflcient food. UUder such conditions. calcium and phosphorus are not supplied in proper amounts and mcty actually be withdrawn from the skeleton to meet body needs. When tjhds occurs, the bones become soft. If a person is growing, then more calcium and phosphorus are needed. Dr. Hiilverson declared. This necessity can be supplied readily through the dtiilly use of milk which contains large amounts of these substances as well as a third necessary dietary factor colled Vitamin D. ... Exposure to sunstne also aids the body in obtaining more Vitainlp D. Children who stay In the sunshine a great deal are I*8* likelp to develop tickets, Dr. Haveraon said. Craven fanners ard using the new meat curing service of the Pederat ed Exchange abattoir at Near Bern to good effect with over 40,000 lbs of meat nw in cure. T. B. Blade of Martin County hal ordered 1,000 cedar trees for setting on his farm and W. Robert Everett has ordered 1,000 black locust tree* for the same purpose. NOTICE OP RE-SALE Under and by virtue of the powei of sale contained In an order mad? by A. If. Hantrlck, clerk of the 8u pertor Court for Cleveland County in the aped si proceedings entitled "Bryan Hord, et al, vs. Paanle Hord et al.' I will sell for ' cash ' at thi A Good Time Was H / I (MAKC VA suvet AT ( S.f' lUAAjr rriitorl /Sad v - 1 , iMvnViH.vtw. un/ 's -J TJHM?C,OONYftAVOM / \THC P/ANNC?.W M(CAr\ Gwn^ee.'/JwTj-i ^^ 'V ' ~ " * ' ' ' 'v'" ' * ' tlUR&DAY, JAN. IS. IMS > Courthouae door lit Shelby. Clovo-, loud County. North Carolina, on Mon day. January. Si, ItSt, at ten o'clock VSfllfoSSwM imI "dale I Situated on the South side of Oold . Hln'd In the Town of Kiiigi MourI i..im. N. C.. and Begin ntug at a atake in the edge of said street and runs1' thence- 8. lHW. 820 feet to a stake; ! | i thence N. 88^4 W. 143 feet to a ijatakr; thence N. l^g K. 320 feet to . a atake in the edge of said Cold i Mint; thence along-mid street 8. i 88 V4 'K H? feet to the beginning, containing 45.760 a<|. ft, more or ' less. ? '. ! The bidding will begin at S1.368. |< 1 This the- 12th day of January. 1954 1 Bryan Hord, Commissioner. 1 J It. Davis, Atty. ? adv?Jan 20. < ;! l NOTICE OF RE-SALE Under and by virtue of the power ot sale contained In an Order made .by A. M. iiamrick. Clerk of the Superior Court for Cleveland County, j lu the special proceedings entitled ' "J. D. Bennett, Executor of the Last ' ! Will and Testament of lthoda R. | I llBllllAtt at 01 vn AH/.? ! ? , V* ?>I ?D. miw tivuco, n jal," I will resale for ca?h on tbe! I premises of the land hereinafter de- J scribed on Saturday, January 22,1. 1938, at teu o'clock. A. M. or within I legal hours, die .following described ! real estate: I FIRST TRACT: This tract conI tains fourteen (14) acres and is I known as the Lizzie Falls' land, j which, has been cut into four (4) .lots numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4, and will I be offered for sale as a whole. The bidding will begin at $440.06. SKCOND TRACT: Contains 12.4 acres and has been cut into lots numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6, and will be offered for sale as a whole. The bidding will begin at $526.00. All of the above iots appear on a , plat or map made by A. P. Falls, Sur veyor, for the John Bennett estate, which plat or map will appear on record in the Register of Deeds Office for Cleveland County. This the 5th day of Jan., 1938. J. D. Bennett, Commissioner J. R. Davis, Atty - ?adv Jan 13. State of North Carolina, County of Cleveland. In Tthe Superior Court Mattie Bryte Henderson, Plaintiff, - Ve. William Dee Henderson, Defendant. NOTICE The defendant, above named, will take, notice that an action entitled as nkAiin W&AM " wc iio-o wuiiucuira tu uio I Superior Court oI CleveUod County, I North Carolina, wherein the plain- I Off seek* an abaointe divorce from I tie defendant; that said defendant I Watei I MUS I Befoi t M _ . . . . ^ I Pay Now S 1 I l ^ i "**" "" " ?? I H|'; ? IB I -'* ' ^ a/l Dti A II uvi vijr nil. JDONY ftoCK IN THAT / VCHAlR^oe? VAINT ( pV STRONfi - MAV0C YA ~~\ \ BcrVeR srr on the PlooR S Aft I ;X ' ' ' will ?Uo take notice that he U required to >>ww m the Clerk of Oourt'a o^? Caro-j line, on Um let day of February. | 1MB, end anawtr or demur to the complaint now on file in said action In the Clerk's office, or the plain!iff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said complaint. This 1st day of January, 1938. A. M. ILamrUk. Clerk of Superior Coyrt. -adtr- )an 27?C. NOT ICE All persons havinp cktints against Lhe W. p. MtDanlel estate will please tile same with the undersign d Immediately AH persons Indebted e the estate will, also, make prompt ^oyrnent. This the 4th day cf Jan.. 1938. Mrs. \V. D MtDaniel ?adv?Jan 13 MASONIC MEETING I re a. * - rirsi Monday Night In Each Month Mother, heed the urgent advice I A of doctor* end hoapitaU; do ee I they do; give your baby e daily I body-rub with the mnti?ptk oil that chasee away germs, and keepe the skin ixn That means Menneo Antiseptic Oil. It's used i by nearly all maternity hospitals. COLD WAVE Let us fill your bin now v. I mviF i Prompt Service Kings Mountain I Phone 124 '&Ligh ST BE p A re Sat. ave Having Yi Discontinued ' , ' ' ' ' . 5 . ^ . ___________ Town Of Kings Water * Li? By ('VUH'CC 6CCARC FOC Of \ t?C fuamruHe,WON'T CHA/ , Feu en t * ~ 1 > < ;?>* ^ , iOON'T***77" r wr VA AttAV,0VT PCP'll \ f. MCAHVMWUTCNO*' / } J WOtoVA WCICOMC 750 / i A HeCT*C Mf#C ANV\ . U. '?so lONC^FeiiSKr.l . 3 ay, *? u? ? i?? The HaraM." ^ STAR in i 1 ^ mniof a /j^ T I (f% VI Slav Rlatlt-Hi* H I / \\BltiN itar parIf ridniiri witfc ik? JM(kt>l?M. ^*#A./ .JUy 1 > # a ~ " I^F* Wr^M V i 1 __ . I It gets down Into skin-lolds?and prevents infection. It keeps the skin healthier Get? bottle today f At any druggist niiiejjlic- OIL 1 COMING! ath that Quality Coal GEM Honest Weight .*3 Ice & Coal Co. 1 - <.4fl Kings Mountain, N. C. j t Bills I ] lID I 15th | )ur Service I '^gj ? I i Mountain |ht Dept. I PERCY L. CROSBY ?" * vm mi., ?j -, fl lflf, Itlt-! TOT' Fftcooic' K . I vS>. 1 YA ^N*TjUMP0t/&T) W ^jv. i i ^ .A< sWtcfrtl It i JfllvT - . \9 (f V l9 VV * A* vVM /1 ? #?, ? f ,j
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