Mountaineers
Cherryville 1
" t
Woon? Out With Ankle Injury.
T*Js itternoon the- Mountaineers
Uwwtii t^horryvllle and take on
ODBrix Jack Kiser's protogees in
vtal will probably bo on? of tho
"i?t R?en-up affairs of tho year. The
Mm r.nr, I'ors. suffering Cro(ni Injures*.
will bn without tho services of
Ikemi M r I hoi id, guard, who bus
r <in?- of thoir strongest linesmen
IW^jbrifon- McDuniei waij injured in
tMhv Charlotte game last Thursday
t . autf&c and may be out for tho re?
m&Jmdcr t>f the, season. Morrison who
;i sllglit. head injury iu the
i sikim- game is in fine condition, howand
will be a threat, to tho
!- tiers l'!ki-i' tliil i! v ttluii
<*vrmM the xiili rank# thi* week. but
Kjwjju
bt tra fir?t i#triUK'-in were uf1
Jb*cs#*r by tiisi.
I IV.a K|!U:h Moont.itn *Silifv>| (Mud
.... ?jl w
ftwMse rt>minn nHobrat Imi which the
<V<tS* <<f tlrt- ?;.i-"<??i iifi' |>Iaiit
B. Usees? arwl )r? i|: g.? %T hiii'a"<a
vft !<>r \ J;cn*- i mwil of K M.
f *>:w. >. also ' i| t<r ?? on hsititi
K:^' iw th>' Jjauie '
"SHOP PRACTICE
f & HOME STUDYH?
'
brother, they
go together!"
" **I work in the shop every
Joy. And couple of hours
very evening, I study. Study
whet? I don't mind telling
I ye-ei I. C. S. Course! Teke
St from me, shop practice
end home study go together.
When you combine them you
en heeded toward more pay
?provided you do the seme
tkmg I did by mailing e coupe*
like the one below."
t| u j
9m lit, lirnt?? Pm?l
lint low. plrtM Mod full particular*
9m sobjact /ere which I Kara ?arked X)
JHUHIUL AND INDUSTRIAL COURtKS
m?9 ANut Avktioo RnciM
Bi ? I lid DnllMMMl ) Automobile MaeHaaie
IMkifct i^lwulng (J HuaUm Q HniIbi
'Pfhw^i I .n i lluUder U Air Conditioning
BJwAwd IHtfUmw U Mrimiioo
*> ? ni tfagip?c D moata
PNShMhA Engineer () iHeatn Electric Eo(iD??
|Bi Utfctiag ? D Marina Kocioaar
PNMNm. Civil Engineer
1 Hili mod <l?a (J Hichway Engineer
MSop niuopriaut 1 Itridga Engineer
j Wtgnwjh Ku??narr Q Bridge and Buildin?
, iNhAjia .; n Burvfylnt and Mappiag
? ' F. ?iiwr* (] It. It. l<oooinoUvp*
ItpAwwaal I rifuman C Air Rrakee
llfcafeaaa* Q Tuoliuakar 11 It. It. fWilon ForMnm
1 IhWtwkff Q |<. ft. Hicoalmen
2 INMv I'lfrtir? L! Cberoietrv G 1'hartnacy
' Ihi Ma<al Worker [J < o\l Mcing
I IIMnnlicf (J Navigation
^ TWlPMot rj Cotton Manufacturing
A. Ig L) Woolen Manufacturing
NiNyanawt cl f J Agriculture
lnwiWrui t"J Fruit (J rowu?a
?NMd Fwginea U Poultry Farming
' BUSINESS TRAILING COURSES
JJR""1 ' Managfincn' (1 l^r'erina Show Carda
^ SmAMArial Management U Sic ?ograt>liy and I > i>ing
?!?*** M-aoageiuent I) Civil Servi? G ^ui
Wfl T- Aeoauiitaocy Mail Carrier
3DMakk?aMur . G Itmlway Mall Clerk
tUtkaagnal Work Jk I' (imdf School 8ul?jccta'
JlHh?ArojQni?i?t ^9 I ! High School Subject*
yNa?yahij 11 f-ollege Preparatory
? A'Wtaiia 9^7 L Fir^t Yagr College
y ifiM^waaaa Ntaf ioa Subject*
^^^EhSmmaoehip H llluairating Spaniah
RXNmmm (.ofiopGn.lMwrl; t * nooning French
f MMCSTIC SCIENCE COURSES
WkAakwl l;rea?- [J Millinery
? ^*M"? ??! I >raign?ng U Food* mod Cookery
D?aiaen taking Tea- Room and Cafeteria
WaMmmmmmd l>re**u?%kinc Management, Catering
E| h -.Elate...... ?
. iNMM. NrU^ei
I .. W. F. ECKARD,
^ 'Representative
P. O. Box 194
Charlotte, N. C.
THUR8DA'
"ivtv i.iir
v . Sonjn !Ionic
-11a ti nee 10:45 A. M. to6
K 'THE FEl
"ARM!
Madge Kvana
i Beginning at 6
"BREAKING
pi f* Hobby Oreen
I "HUNTE
MONDAY 4
"MARIE AT
Norma Shearer
WEDN
, . Double Feature'MR.
C
Johnny Davl
'THERE'S
WO!
Joan BlooAdl
1
> Invade
oday
?
Central Methodist
Pastor Returned
Rev. E. \V. Fox, for the past three
years, pastor of Central Methodist
Church, was returned for a fourth
yea by appoint men t made Dy Bishop
Clare Purcell. Monday morning. in
the concluding session of the last
annual- conference of the Southern
Mrthodist. held at First Methodist
Church. Charlotte.
Rev. and Mrs. Fox have many
' friends, of all denominations In
| Kings Mountain, who welcome their
i return. Another appointment of In;
leiest to Kings Mountain people, is
tint of Rev. M. II. Robinson, who is
sent to llt'.wmi'r City. Rev. Mr.
! HoliiUM n was for some time pastor ^
at t'ark-f truce and has also assisted
with services at Central Church undj
'< has always been popular among hlst
wsswiiiPia'w i
({ v. ou.1 Mrs Robinson came fo<
I ' s'senier City front Trinity in Rati
j !'lp'.) county. In connection' with his
work .at Resscmer CMty, lie will bej
I |-aktiir of Concord Methodist church1
, m the Bessemer City - Cheriyville1
J : Okd
New Market Manager
At Home Stores
' ' i ' Mr.
W X. McKlveen -Is the now
manager of the Meat Department of
the Home Stores on Mountain street
of which Mr. Mike Milam is manager.
Mr. McElween is from Forest
City, and an experienced manager.
. The Heriad welcomes Mr. McEIveen
and hopes he will like the Best
Town in The State.
[Ml
Next WeekjSALEm
Listen To Radio
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Kings Mountain Drug C<
Smooth (olnf mtktt him a litr
performer on ikU. Smooth r?ln(
across your chin makes super-keen
Star Stnfle-edfe Blades star
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iirxr om a n?
ni oiaiv
- Richard Grune
li r day
P. M., 10c and 15c
fD MAKER"
Steele
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Preston Foster
:30 ?10c and 25c
i THE ICE"
Irene Lore
ID MEN"
Nolan
. tuesday
iTOINETTE"
- Tyrone Power
esday
?10c and 15c
IHUMP"
lo * Lola Lane
ALWAYS A
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Melvin Douglas
g i E, :
[ HE KINGS MOUNTAIN HBRALC
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WILL ADDRK88 LUTHERANS
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OR. P. O. BROWN
'Gaatth/Utt^ln ~
Lutherans Meet
Special Service To B; H;ld
School Building In ' Chcrryvi)
Dp. Brown To Speak.
A Union Reformation lit urgi
service ill which nil "tluv LuUki
iinuichos.pl' Gaston. Cleveland a
Lincoln counties will tniie pari v
: he held Sunday, October 3o, at 7
' p. in. in the high school auditor!
I ot Cherryville. All denominations
the town will take part in the- s
vice, to which the public is invite
The observance of Heformati
Day celebrates the nailing of the
Theses cn the church door at V
tenburg by Dr. Martin Luther
October 31, 1517, tour hundred a
twenty-one years ago, marking t
beginning of the movement tor Pr
estaiitisin.
Dr. P. D. Drown, pastor of Bbei
zer Lutheran church of Columbia,
C., one of the largest Lutheran d
ches in the South, will preach it
sea-mon. Dr. Brown is one of the o
standing ministers of the United i
the ran church in America. He
formerly president of the South C
oVina Lutheran Synod, and is n
serving on many important boai
cf the Lutheran church in Atneri
The Cherryville Lutheran chi
assisted by the other church chc
hi the community, will renaer a ?1
ial program of sacred songs. Rev.
t*. Cobb, president of the South*
Lutheran conference, and pastor
.he Cherryville church will hs
barge c< the service.
A full liturgical service, inciud:
j . improvised altar and a vesi
choir will be, used. The Luthoi
m.maters of the various churches
the two counties will wear robes..
The speakers on this notable
i.ision will ' > Introduced by Rev.
Bcytl Han...i. pastor of the Imthei
church a* ,igs Mountain,Oper
C.V.In Charlotte
Dr. A. L. rainier and Or. G.
Wike, Optometrists, of 317A Noi
Tryon Street, Charlotte, annout
the opening of offices, rooms 9-10.
the Professional Building. They t
fully equipped with the latest, nt
ern and scientific instruments I
the rendering of a complete visi
service and it is their aim to ret
er to the citizens of Kings Mos
and '?urroim<c;|?iga, a visual servi
equal to that rendered in Chariot
Dr. A. U Palmer completed 1
professional training at lb a Nori
I ern Illinois College of Optometry
Chicago. He is a member of t
State and National Optometric J
sociatloaj and also a member of "J
Theta Upstlon, international op
metric fraternity.
Dr. AVike finished his four ye.ca
specialized training at the Soutl.e
College of Optometry in Mempl
and completed his interneship
the Southern Ophthamtc Eye Hon
tal also in Memphis. Since comp
tion of his training and internes!
he has practeedi Optometry in Chi
lotte.
Drs. Palmer and Wike devc
their entire time to examluuth
diagnosis, treatment and correct!
of all structural and functional e
defects and the fitting of glassns.
Tlheir offices will he open eve
Wednesday for the practicing
tilietr profession in Kings Mount a
Finds Snake In Home
Mrs. D. C. Mauney killed & smi
snake in her home on Ridge strt
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Maun
had some old wooden shingles whl
she had brought from the basemi
to the living room to born. Pre
the pile of shingles ran the am
snake, which Mrs. Mauney quid
killed. Mr. Mauney had the ana
down town Wednesday afterno
| trying to And out the variety. Sna
authorities are Invited to get
'toooh with the Mauney*.
>; THURSDAY. OCT. 27, 1038
More About Floral Fair
(Cont'd from front page)
flow or such ae, sitwlM, marigolhe,
gallardlaa. snapdragons. tnloamiug
shrubs, etc. Pyrex Baking Dish ?
i" ridges & Hamrtck.
Beet display of new or unusual
; Rower, 10 pounds sugar?West End
j-: Grocery.
Most artistic arrangement of wink
ler cj?coration such as vines, berries,
etc., 1-ndies' or Gents' suit cleaned?
Clayton's !Dry cleaners.
Best holiday table arrangement
tThanksgiving or Christmas I? One
year's Subscription to The Herald?
Kings Mountain Herald.
Most artistic dining room table
. arrangement, Wa?I\ or grease job?
; I.King's Garage,
jBazaar
V st utility apron, Basket of Gro'V-i
: ii linker Glocery Co.
Beat iuncy apron. One pair HutnI
.nhi't Bird Hcse ? Phenlx Mill
Store. I
" t '' '
l'-est cbild's garment, $1 HO in cash!
Srutln-T's Jewelry Store,
i ileal miscellaneous Tea set ?Mc-J
>M!"ii*iVl1,11'SiT,?'TH " * *"'' ,
1^ ' .* - ? I
canay
I'll.si. collect ihu candy,.' ? vulrttm,
. I pound each, Hostess TVay ? CSriC:
fin Drag- Co. ,
Si>. i mI i illi'i.tirn e;md>\ ?? rarities
At First National Hank.
5'| Jt -st collection candy, 4 rarities,
l!.5\ Uroeori. t'raAfnld'n Store.
# . . '
Se? -Hid collection en inly, 4 varieties
h I'li'r Humming Bird .Hose ? Phenix
",(i Mill Store,
cin Best fudge. 2 pounds, Ilalf Soles
;. -MrGinnts Shoe Shop,
ii.ii j Host acufoam, 2 pounds. One-halt
oi gallon Jar Pleklca ? Kings Mound-tain
Mfg. Co. Store.,
d- Fust mints, 2 pounds. Perfume ?
lo'1: Kings Mountain Drug Co.
Rest any other variety, 2 pounds,
Bread Tray ? Bonnie Mill Store.
?" Cakes
II (I
Best pound cake. Basket Grocer*
les ? Home Stores.
ot" Best eoooanut cake. Pair linen pillow
eases ? Belk's Dept. Store.
l]e. Best caramel cake, Kitchen stool
6. ? D. F. Hord Furniture Co.
mr Best chocolate cake. Finger wave
and manicure ? Ruth's Beauty
ut- Shoppe. ,
-<u- Best devil's look cake, 24 pounds
'???' Melrose Flour?Kings Mountain Rolar
ler Mill.
ow I Vest pineapple cake, ?1.00 cash ?
rd" First National Dank.
Pies
Jlr Best cocoanut pie. 2 lbs Maxwell
,l,.g House Coffee ? PheUtx Mill 8 to re
?ec Best letnon pie, Bridge set?Plonk
w Broe. Store.
;rn Best butter scotch pie. Towels?
o( Plonk Brothers.
lve Best chocolate pie, Pair Humming
Bird Hosiery ? Phentx Mill Store.
Salads
ins ?ie?T smaa. i KU^?i'. ij. nernaon.
tea Second beat salad. 24 lbs Carolina
an Maid Flour ? Summllt's Nu-Way.
oi
oc Subscribe To The Herald
l. 1
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HO IV
Autu
r,al No. 2 Cans Corn, Green
id- Grapefruit Juice ?
mce
Corn Flakes?2 pkga
: Liver M
? ?SELECTED BE]
bl ROUND ? LOIN OR T-BONI
. Steaks 22
ra -
*** ALL
? Meat Stew
up - - f
.
CHUCK
Roasts
?n, ? :?
on FRESH GROUND
'J Beef 2 lbs
ry ^
Rib Stew
8ELECTED TENDER
3 Beef Liver H
f VEAL
k?
? Bologna, Viaking
NEW BOOKS ADDED
TO LIBRARY st
. ?j ta
225 books were added to the shelves
of the Kings Mountain Public th
Library last week. Moat of the books a
are late fiction in original copies.
Mr. Haywcod E. Lynch, secured the
books at a very reasonable price in t,r
Charlotte.
A few of the titles of the new a{]
t-coks are: H,
Adult Fiction: The Citadel,, by
Cronhi; How To Win Friends and si
nflu* nee People, by Camolgie; gl
lead Man's Mirror, by Cliristi; Mar- bi
.'er On The Nile, by Christ!; Action lu
it Aquila, by Alien; The Italns Cajne C(
by BVomfield; I've Been To London, 2:
by Bailey; American Flags, by Noe dl
ris; Shadows Slant North, by Bled- M
laoe; Enchanter's Nigtyi shade, by ti
Bridge; Prodigal Parents, by Lewis; V*
Marigold, by Hill; Mother Of The h
Bride, by Bosnian. , J r.t
New Junior books: Eric and Sal- oi
JC
PRINr
iK- *? , t''
I . ' . - t ' -%
Telepho
T?\ **;\; ' './<
Quality Pi
Reasonab
TV . i i ra
^jnerai^ri
IE STO
mn Food
Beans and No. 2 Cans SIi<
4 for 25c and Spinach
- " ? 9^ JPancyPinkS,
iush best
GRADE
EF? ?FR
HALF OR WHOLE
1 -2c lb. Hams
ALL CUTS ? LEA
15c lb PorkCh
IS* lk Side Poi
?? PURE PORK
s 25c Sausage
MIXED
10c lb. Sausage
>cibl Fresh Fis
Cutlets
Chops
........ 15c lb. Weiners, Skinl
... 1.
by Spyrl; Heidi, by Spyrf; Tba
ory of a Cad Boy, by AldMoh.
People of Kings Mountain are still
king advantage of fbe facilities ofred
by the Public Library. During
e last quarter, ending October 1st,
total of 5,869 books were read, this
an average of about 76 books per
ty, during the four hours the Ltary
is open.
During the same period 4,477
lults and 2.176 young folks visited
e Library.
According to a re^wrt from the
ate Library Commission of Raledi.
the Kings Mountain Publio LIary
is l!>th in the per capita circu
tion of the 121 libraries in North
arolinu During the year a total of.
>,296 books were red. this number
Ivfded by the population of Kings
ountaln gives u per capita circulaon
of 5.2.
The Kings Mountain Public. Ltrary
is free to everyone, and cltinis
are invited to use the facilities
(fered.
)B I
riNG |
I
me 167 I
inting At |
le Prices I
ib. House I
RES
Sale
?d Beets
5c
ftimon ? 2 for ' 19c
Sc lb.
ESH PORK?
231-2c lb
,N, MEATY
inns Wnlh
?ww if
k 15c lb
20c lb.
2 lbs 25c
h & Oysters
25c pound
15c pound
Ms 19c lb.