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DIXON NEWS ]
I . (By Charles ?. Stewart)
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Mr. :^nd Mrs. C. C. Boone and taun t
ily of He*np, N. C., iwere visitors of t
Mr. HUM Mrs! W. O.' Hughes during ]
the wgok-endi
Mr*, James Williams spent sever r
al data last week with Mrs. Jim ?
Sellers. ,
Mrs, Vera Bridges and eon. Law- t
renoe, of this community spent a c
few day* Mat week iu Kings Mountain
with relatives.
Mrs. JUn Seller* and toa, Orvlite. 1
visited relatives in Kiogs Mountain 1
this weak-end. a
Mrs. Jennie Rawllna and children "
at Akron. Ohio, are vmfciag Mis* M
Mary PUMeraon. 11
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pie Dixon and Dodti Harnett - went a
to Drtdgemater on a fishhig trip n
this past week-eed. (j
The ball game between Crowd era u
Mountain and Dixon wv?? not played t(|
Baturdhy because of rabi.
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CARD OF THANKS u
We wish'to exnrtae our Hlncere ??. '
prtHdUUon to our many friends and
neighbors for the kindness and syin- "
pathy " shown us during the illness ?
and death ot our husband and father.
Mra. K. P. Thomas and children. ^
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Seventeen Ashe County sheep grow
ore sold 125 lambs last week for
$825.65 net to the growers. The aver
age net price' for all grades In the ?
pool was 8 1-4 cents a pound hotne
weight. g
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METAL SHINGLES FOR 8ALE ?
See W. D. Weaver, Coutractx>r, a
Fhone 246 aug 4-p. * ^
IF YOU WANT Experienced cook. tt
nurse for chijdreli, maid. cook for
(Taif*\ white: Christian girl. 104
Wilson street. Kings Mountain.
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BANANA 8PLITS SPECIAL 10c ? ?
Saturday only, if served in store,
but in container, 20c. Kings Mouc ?
tain Drug Co. , . c
(Continued Next Week) 1
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Tomfc J'Om of my'nelghbor farm- '
era wretp th? State Dairy D?part- P
* i want # asked ho>w long cowt b
should- be milked; deh you make a "
guess ' yvhat the answer was?" A
George; "I suppose they told him I
they ahoald be milked just like ehort
ones." The long and the short of It
Is that we believe business usually
comes writers it is invited, and stays
th?re as long as It Is wall treated.
D. R Hord Furniture Co. 1
Buy It For Less At Hord's
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Auto Makers Shoot For
Industry High
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Detroit, July 26.?(IPS).?The eu
oinoblle Industry Is shooting is <
tew goal. It- believes that 37,000,00(
uitomobiles can be built aud sold b)
I960 in this country.
Attainment of this goal would
no&n, on the basis of the present po[
tip Hon. tluu at least' one in every
hree persons would own an automo
tile, compared wkh today's average
(I one for every five persons.
What the car of I960 will be like
a of course, speculative, but nvuuu
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--viit v?n auciniua (O (He ('Datl
;e In car* hi recent year* an I let
he peculator* us* that contrast *a
baaia lor future prospects. Koi
stance:
Automobile price* hpve ahown a
tendj downward trend in pint yearn
It hough the average life of automollea
hu ben Increased materially,
long with comfort and safety fca
urea; the average ptico per horse
ower In 19325 was $28 while today
la approximately $7.50; cars toduv
re about 27 per cent heavier than
t 1925 an I their power has been
acreased about 160 per cent. New
efhiemetUa and conveniences are.
f course, continually in progress.
UNGS MOUNTAHTMFG.
COMPANY NEWS
Lola Beattie
Mrs. J. J. Patterson had as het
meats Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Kusli
*aitci?on land children of Shelby.
Messrs Blllta Hartsoe, "Arthui
Valker, Horace. Walker, Grady Tat.:
aid Odell Prultt were among those
ho spent it re past week-end in Noi
oik. Virginia,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Weaver annjl
am fly and Mr. and Mr*. L. B. Turn
ir aind Mr. Carl WUson spent Sun
lay in York at a church convention
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Walker had
.8 their gueet Saturday. Mr. John
lartsoe ot East Kings Mountain.
Mi-?. John Mitchem and daughter
ladge, and Miss Bessie Sims spent
Sunday with Mrs. C. C. Lynn of the
fargruce.
The girls' softbalt team will play
lie Bonnie Mill today at the Bonnie.
Miss Bessie Sims had a.s iter guest
'uesday. Miss Margie Blaekweil.
Mrs. Drtasilia WllscAr had <as hei
ucsts Sunday -night. Mr. and Mrs
Irady Rhea and family of the Mar
race.
Mrs. Bud Qates had as her guests
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Holeomh
udl children of Gaffney.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Dettmar had
s their Kue?ts for the week-end
Irs. Mary Dettmar (and sou, Garnet
ud Mrs. Minnie Bennett of Danville
Irigliila.
Miss Bertha Dettmar returned
ome Friday after having spoilt the
est two weeks with Mrs. Ola Davie
f Charlotte.
There will be an ico cream supper
n (ho lawn Saturday night sponsor
d by the Friendship dub.
sTeisler Herd Given
National Recognition
Peterborough, N. H.. July 26.?Two
cws in the herd of P. M. Nelsler oi
Dngs Mountain, N. C., have com pie
ed official records in the Herd Im
rovement Division qualifying therm
>1- admission to the Advance Regis
ar of The American Guernsey Catie
Club, according to Karl B. Muser.
secretary.
A four and one-half old cow In the
ieieier herd, Guardsman's Raider
rirl 378689 produced In 36 days
109.3 poundfc. of milk and 418.1 lbs.
f but/terfat in class BHI. Another
ruemsey Lads Poremost's Lady 450
83 u a two year old made 8626.9
ounda of milk and 418.7 pounds of
iRiwiui Hi su aays m class u.
Sfifi MALARIA
in 7 days and
relieves
Liquid Tab- COLDS
lata, 8alve first day
Nose Drops Headache, 30
mlnutea
"ry "Rub-My-Tism" ? World's B?a
Liniment
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Patterson Grove News
By Alice Barton, 7th Grade,
'' Patteraon Grove School
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* Supmner School began U PaUei
' son. Grove Monday. It was a rain;
day but It bakeb more than a IUtl<
' lain to dampen the spirits of schoo
1 children. Must of them seemed flat
that school had startod, but .a fev
' tried to appear bored with it just t<
' be different. My sympathy was wltl
the little beginners. School la a bet
, and somewhat frightening experiea
, ce for them, one or two seemed oi
the verge of tefirs. and that day
their flist <du> of school, will al
| ways be leuiemlieted by them.
The teachers are Mia. W. K. Crool
Mrs. J. L. llajloian jyudjdrs,,^^
-%jt ? a a a.. ? ?* ?a
I ?tti. anu .nn >. i insnip i nuruiiurj
'of Clvirlo(t(> and Mr and Mrs.. U
Hon TliornliuiK <>f Shelby. wore vial
, tors of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Thorn
hurt; Sunday.
Misses Sara and Marion tvey wer<
gueats of Mian Euctlle Ware Sunday
MN Helen Patterson spent Satu
day night with Miss. Evelyn Wright
Mis. J. W. Carroll and son. Oeorgi
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carroll o
Blat-ksburg last Thursday and Than
day night.
iMN Seltna Hi j. id in of Hlacksbun
recently visited friends in (Ills com
inunlty. 4
l Several from this . comtnunlty havi
been attending the revlyal nieetlni
at Oak Grove ehureh.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administrate
i of the estate of William Wilson., d?
ceased, late of Cleveland County
North Carolina, this Is to notify al
i ptrsons having claims against sail
i estate to exhibit the same to me, thi
undersigned Administrator, on. or,be
fore the 18th day of July, 1939, o
I this notice will be pleaded In bar o
any recovery thereon.
All persons indebted to said ee
. tate are hereby notified to make ltn
I mediate payment to ine.
i This 18th day of July. 1938.
Aaron Wilson, Administrator.
, ?adv?gug 26-H.
( NOTICE OF 8ALE
Under and by virtue of the powe
of sale contained In an order mad
by A. M. Hamridk. Clerk of the Su
perlor Court for Cleveland County
SHOES...
Should always be kept ii
appearance and health's
this service and we hav<
first class job. Call us
vice.
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ies. Then perhaps you
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YET THI SCAN HAP
Why run the risk? A s
deposit box at this ban
all the protection of ou
FIRST NAT
Kings Mou
Member Federal D
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THURSDAY, JULY U, 1W '
p in the proceeding entiled, "Town or
King# Mountain vs. D. L. Stewart et
at", 1 will sell (or cash at the Courthome
door in Shelby, Cleveland
County, North Carolina, on Monday
I Auguet 1. 1938 at ton o'clock, a. M .
is or within legal hours, the following
Y described real estate: ,
j Situated in the Town of King#
* Mountain, North Carolina, and beginning
at an iron atake in the South
r pide of tlold Street wnere It inters
aecte the York Road, aad-;runs wltli Sj
1 said road 8. 14K. 78 feet to a
r atake; thence a new line N. 89 W. H
h 180 feet to a atake, thence N. 14 H
1 W. 76 feet to a stake in edge of
' Gold Street; thence with said street
^ 8. 89 K 180 feet to the beginning.
containing 11,260 #q ft., and being
' the lot on which aald Stewart reI?laeMM?
MIS' '*9?<
This the *J9th day of June. 1938.
f J It. Davis." t'ominl-eloner.
* ?adv July -8
Till'" ASl'ItY DKPARTMliNT. Pro-1
-i cureim iiivisiuu ? rubltv Build
Ings Branch. Washington. D. O.. July
r 8, 1928 l>ro|Miaals are hereby sollet
ted for' a sit for a Federal Building
5 at Kings Mountain, to be opmied pub
' ltcly in the Office of the Postmaster
i- at Kings Mountain, at 'J o'clock A.
M.. on Aiigust :t. 1038f for the sole.
f or donation to the United States of
i- a lot conveniently located. Apprxlmate
dimensions?Corner lots 120
9 fcot M ontage 170 fool depth. Inter-j
i ior lots 145 foot frontage 170 foot
depth. Sites having different street
frontage dimensions will be consider)
ed provided the area is approximater
ly the same. In .til eases whehe pie-, fcpH
sible bids should be submitted by( li ^
\ actual owners of properties and not |
1 by agen's. Documentary evldeuce of) E*
d' authority must,be attached to pro?
posals submitted by agents. Upon ap l<t
i- plications, the Postmaster will sup- PHj
r ply, prospective bidders with propos- Ca?
1 al blanks and a circular giving particulars
as to requirements and Iny
struct ions for preparation of bids
! and data to accompany same. C. A.
Peoples, Director f Proburemeut.
MASONIC MEETING
r First Monday Night ?
f. In Each Month
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2 the equipment to do a t|f
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mall sum will rent a safe
ik and give your valuables
ir strong bank vaults.
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