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Mountaineer; Last Game T Play Blaeksburb Here ? Non-Con | ference Tilt. ? ' . Whlttlngton Last Friday the Mountaineers how ed to Forest City, tt to 18, la a game, which came as a part of a gala Armlstlce Day celebration,' for the Hu therford County folks. Hudson, Forest City quarterback led a smashing offense of both running and passing j plays that brought the victors pay I dirt in the seoond period, and twice j in the fourth. They were unuble to convert the extras. The Mountaineers ' took the ball after the kick-off In the fourth period, marching straight down (he field! - ^ n i _ i i i i . . EVERYTHING FOR THAT Thanksgiving i m Dinner WILL BE FOUND HERE Place your Order early for Prompt Service f MOMMY US** \ * I CONCENTRATED f<N 1 SUPER SUDSfil I fo got our doHwi I "HOSPITAL CLEAN r fcfl L- mwovh MOST QgMS yj ; \ ^ I Pahnolive, 3 for 19c Small Super Suds (Red Box), 3 for 27c Small Super Suds Blue Box), 3 for 27c Large Super Suds (Blue Box), 2 for 47c Octagon Soap (Giant) 4 for 19C * Octagon Soap (Small), 10 for 24c Octagon Powder (Large) 4 for 19c D/V11 UCiagU" * vnuci (Small) . sO for 24c Octagon Toilet, 4 for 19c Octagon Cleanser, 2 for 9c Octagon Granulated 2 for 18c Crystal White Soap, 3 for 14c Hollywood Beauty Soap, 3 for 14c Blalock Grocery AND MARKET Phone 58-R We Deliver 'A'1- " ? THURSDAY 1 COWBOY FRO Dick Powell Prlcll SATURDAY I "THE ULAUlA'rUK Joe E. Brown f* . June Tr&vta .\H; MONDAY I LISTEN 1 Judy Garland -C" - " V WEDNESDAY REFORMATORY' 1,- 'ffi , trndi. Holt I Charlotte Wyntera I Dixi "j m S . ' ' v--C^t' " "1^1 . ". ' - . .. . .. 11 A1.'"1 "T- " "i ?!"i?H'J \ Bow 18-6; ommorrow Lfor their dingle tally. Morrison catching a pass in the end zone to turn the trick. j 'r .u? final period was the holly de bated climax, with both teams battling all they had in passes and punts. It was in this period that a Mountaineer pass wan .intercepted 'or a touchdown run from the losers 45 by u Forest City linesman. I .Outstanding in the lines were Crawley for the victors and Harper | for the Mountulneers. Ke/.zluh toot, back houses for K. M.. with Hudson j the winners' stella back. Forest City, rolled up a total ot 13 firsts as compared to K. M.'s H. Tomorrow, the Mountaineers inert the fairly strong plaekshurg team, for their last game of the season, j This will be u non-conference tilt. ' K \tmcA u.?? and Howlarious Scoops (By The Tattlers) .1 oil 11 n\ K. doesn't know If, ' but <*voi\v time-lie passes the suppli .oriii. n certain young lady who Is a member of the miles force has tc 'told her heart still what goes on here....? I>oe? llot Harmon make it her business to spy on "Boone," or Is It all lor Phyl's sake...,? And who, we wonder. Is .Jimmy Darracott most interested In There are several eligibles....! It wouW.be news now if you were ' *o date Maude, don't you think ...l A new organization: N. P. K. T. No Publicity For Teachers. And so... Slooie Buren is Texas .... Says "T.eil veryone hello.' (logic Rawles Is pretty young, but the sho' nuff gels attention .... At forest City the older gals lost out again because of her ....! "We wonder what the guys and gals vlll look like in this National Book Week impersonation ....? Kat George has a cute idea .... So does "Doc" Campbell and "Dot." Wouldn't Miss Scoggins be good as Aunt Polly.... from "Tom Sawyer ? And Clemonsee could let his beard trdw and be Robinson Crusoe ....! Gogle Cornw'ell should be "I've Been Loce story on A Postage Stamp: She slt's in the Drug every night Little Too lx>ng" ....! just to get to see htm. 'ine outer night he came. He looked up in the halcony and said "Hello." Finis. Herald $1.50 A Year I SURE TO OIT AN AMERICA'S V STANDARD TIME! ImkmB tilih **'?*'t - fa tW smallest and thlaaest packet #mhk at ?m (W^UMd ( aUe crystal. ^ r A FRIDAY M iM BROOKLYN I ? ? v r>?* rv>n.l?? IH utliv rut lii >cii Double Feature "BIDERS OF THE BLACK HILLS" The Three Meequiteers A TUESDAY DARLING I Freddie Bartholomew i , I - Double Feature H 'LAWLESS VALLEY* '1 George O'Brien . , Kay Sutton E THEATRE I Kings Mountain .ffv . \ ~",y' C ' * ? ' ..j;1 1 " J ' ? /. * THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, RAMBLIN' SPORTS The fellow who opens up boles for the -football hero to gallop through has gotten about as much publicity this season as the handsome >oung man who carries the ball over for the touchdown. And all fairly enough. Lut what about the fellow who .stopfc the hero with no gain wlmi he crashes the line? You knew, tae .fpllcw whom all the girls hale because he messed up l'aul or Johuivy or the other handsome back field man when that worthy ball carrier tried to run over the line Instead of around it. Of course, he gets his publicity ? every once in while the fourth paragraph in the third column says "Pork Punk." tacaK, fc.inu'ea a dislocated shoulder ?tlil broken nose aud will be out for the remainder of the seapou." ' . Very kind of the writers who are so gclTeious with thier words i_..... tlut what almut that time he crash d In and threw the above named back for R loss when a two inch geln st do&H snH' subsequently a touchdown? Or the (inn- iliut ho mopped three meg at i no time so that man behind him cculd kick out ol danger? lie's the guy whom the cute little theer-leader Is yelling for James to kill. And often, perhaps, he wishes that somebody would kill him Instead of just trotting a held of elephants over lint. Hut It's his job to rush in and muss-up the hero, and he can't take ime to pick a nice grassy spot for the dainty young Lothario to land u. So the ladies think he's mean, 01 he ones who cheer for the team he's on don't notice <hlm, unless he gets a black eye, and then they ask tint if he's becu in a fight. Such was a young man named Crawley up at Forest City. He was he one who had our Eppie going a ound in circles. He also helped to give our Bobbie Stibor (who plays he same part in cur line) a black jye. He Isn't the handsomest fellow n the world, but when It comes , to Ight, he has as much as the man vho uses his back for a bridge to un across the line on. and somelines more. And Ju?t look what he . 'oes to our Quarterback! RESOLUTION Whereas, Mr. A. B. Cline. who has ieen the president of .the Kings Mountain Building and l?an Association for more than twenty years ind who has, rendered very valuabp service for isaid association. has teen fit to resign as president dut o ill health and due also to the fact '.hat he is expecting to spend about six months in Florida; Now-, therefore, be it resolved by ;he Board of Directors of the Kings Mountain Building and Loan Association. that we deeply regtet that! it is necessary for Mr. Cline. to resign and that the Association feeL grateful to Mr. Cline for his valuable services which he has rendered during the past twenty years. Adopted at a special meeting of the Foard, November 14, 1938. J. C. Lackey, Secretary' and Treasurer. NOTIOF OF SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS REALTY IN THE CITY OF KINGS MOUNTAIN NORTH CAROLINA. .Cleveland County. Under and by virtue of the power of sale given In an order of Superior Court In this aause titled: t"Reynolds Vs. Reynolds" the undesigned commissioner will sell at the courthouse door tn Shelby. North Carolina, on Saturday. December 17, 1938 at 10:00 "o'clock A. M., or within legal hour?, the following described real estate; Lots Numbers 1. 2, 3. 4, 5 and 0 as shown on a plat or map made by K. L. Campbell, surveyor. of the I>evy Reynolds" Estate, which map will appear on record In the Register of Deeds office for Cleveland Court ty. N. C.. the said lots being bounded on the north by J. O. Plonk and M. L. Harmon: on the east by J. S. Allen and on the South bv ,1. E Herndon. and on the West by Railroad Street. The above described lots are loented on the; enst side of Railroad Av enue at)d are of choice location, being splendid lots for business pur poses and Investment. The lots will be sold firs*, singl} and Immediately thereafter as a whole. The terms of sale: One-hal cash and the remaining half wlthji six months from date of sale wit! the privilege of paying all cash* upoi the confirtaatlop of sale. This th< 14th day of November, 1938. C. B. McBraver. Commissioner. ?adv?dec 8. ?*\JW For Colds COLDLAX opens and soothes the membranes of the air-passages of the head,, throat a'.xl bronchial tubes. If also eliminates poisonous wastes from the system, thereby giving lasting relief. Your druggist is authorized to sell COLDLAX on a money back guarantee. "?*mmmmrnmMMMsbmmmmmm -Vkfri'tV| t illtf '-iif jfn irriuiiia nil ..... WSJM' . .. JPJJJiJ m. UUP . THURSDAY, NOV. 17. 1938 Old Trees Indicate Big New Wet Spell Due *Columbus, O., Nov. 14.?The wet . test period In the last 90 years to upon us, according to Dr. fid win L. Mcseley of Ohio State University. Dr. Mcseley bases his prediction on the readlugs of tree trunks. It's going to rain' sou.e more, lots more, pine stumps say. Plenty of snow this winter, plenty of run-off next spring. Pond holes tilling up. The sun-baked lake beds of the northwest that tot;c last summer's rain, and' dried out again, wilt hold water next spring. Restoration projects in the wildfowl breeding grounds need - plenty of water to reuch full productlou. Dr. Moseley has examined hundreds ot stumps. The annual rings indicate by their width whether a .season Is wet or dry, space between the rings varying according to the .linonot of moisture available for the loots of the growing tree., N'ot only has Dr. Moseley checked hundrt ds of stumps, but he has studied records of high water iu the ?>hio River. He Is convinced that a aioy evele swings around evert 9u | Maximum high water reports were I i.orded in Cincinnati and Pitts?uigh in 1847. The annual rings on ! .cgs and stumps show.sy similar pe.icd of heavy precipitation 180 years ago and 270.years go. , WPA To Count Lights Though Know Answer Peabody, Mass., nov. 14.? (IPS>.-Uncle Sam is about to spend $n.ou< to .find out how many street light1 and electric pole* there are in thir city, although Patrick Tumelty. manager of the local municipal lighting system, right now knows the answer For the next six months twcnt: WPA workers are going to coun the bulbs - and poles, one by one Then an elaborate tnap of the clt: "??t b'- " "eet; and pole by pol< will bo drawn. . V i The finished product will be presented to Mr. Tumulty ? If he will accept it. But, as be explained when he refused to sponsor the project, he has been aware for sometime of the city's lighting arrangements and has expressed his mystification at ,. the whole thing. Food engineers, a type of professional man widely needed iu the -food industries but not trained at vet by the universities, are to be educated at Oklahoma A. &. M. College. The purpose of the course is to produce tnen particularly qualified to cope with the technical prob lerns encountered In operating a food plant and distributing its pro dvtcts. piy |HH. // A |HI I SUV H /* <L^^H. -' . rftitt^Hfiifirt ra^iilgit^ii^i'i^'ii ii TI:* ^*:-^ ? . I ' ' J UflD I W M Br m l |V.. .. ^r I L iv . M ^wlT' j[ f J WW ^ I Hi ** American Red Cross R : =-? 1 ? Home Coming At Lincoln Academy < ,? ???? t Friday November 18th, Is Home 1 Coming Day at Lincoln Academy, Kings Mountain, N. C. The Lincoln < Tigers will play Emmett Scott High School of Rock Hill, S. C.. on the Lincoln Academy athletic field I A-hlch has just- been completed by the W.PA workers. The two teams will meet at 3:00 P. M. The Llnoolu i Float will leave Lincoln {Academy j< ?FORI A. B. Falls property con Streets. Lot 12x350 ft. 11' sacrifice for quick sale 1 Small cash payment. Bal years at 5 per cent inter* property as part paymen tion see Frank R. Angel) Co., Roanoke, Va., or J. ] TO |W/ \Z"OUR family in J some goodn< mm n/>ta Pn?>i f?: y?. ICV/ IQ? M. !< * * J ully safcguarde he farm right tc Kkuring lip of tl igainst every ha BETl BETTE [RISE D/ 7, ; : GAST0NIA, N. C. 'y Ji- .'? >jffoa' ii'i*iyw4 Stfrt't'ffi' r ' '' ...... : - . u6m . -j - .... . . '' 7 ? f. i - - | 1 imencans ... | | v* 9 y .-3B I yl yH . "<4^H *wj I oil Call Potter for 1938. at 1:30 P. M. for Kings Mountain, Bessemer City, Ctastonia, and back I Lo Lincoln Academy. Miss Mae Sudcietb will be heralded' "MISS LIN L'OLN" on the athletic field between the halves. The annual Lincoln Alumni Dinner will be served S In RBKD HALL at 6 P. M. Alumni, friends, patrons are invited,?>(Con trlbuted. Lo Po, bow, 701 A. D., is consider- 1 ed by many critics the greatest or -9 LTiinese poets. 3ALE-? 1 ter Sims and Mountain -room brick house. Will jo responsible purchaser, ance over period of 15 est. Will consider other it. For further informaI, Shenandoah Life Ins. I ft. Davis. ?? - ? i 9 '1 IP deserves the wholcjss of Dacro Protected r and quality arccarcd at every step from t your home. Even the ic bottle is protected i ndling hazard. - . . ' s . er milk I IN A i :r bottle i |jqty v -
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