^^^HShn I ? L, n
" WHrpN* o
Ktm Iroatih spent Brndtr wltl
Mr. and Mm. B. O. Gore end family
Mr. and Mr*. George Sellers span
the irwhent wtth Mr. end Mrs. Del
belt Jackson of the Park Yarn.
"** Mrg- J. A. Stewart who has beef
til dor She past week is much belie
at this tlirfe.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill Hughes of 8my
- ma spent Saturday night with Mr
and Mrs. W. G. Hughes. Sr. '
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Hughes, Mrs
Conrad Hughes. Mr. Robert Hulher
nnd Mrs. J. F. Owens went to Cbar
lotto Sunday to visit Mrs. Dunlai
who 1a In St. Peter's Hospital. Mrs
Duniap is the mother of Mrs. Con
rad Hughes.' ,
The baseball game between Dizot
team and the Old Mill team wtvlct
wns to (have been played last Satu
day ?waa called off on account o
rain.
fo^uSr" Results?Low Coat?
HEKALD
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Inoortloa. Tho swots mar
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ado am always eaoh In
ndvonoo exoept to boolnooa man
or ooncomo having acoounto
with this newspaper.
| 8ee Us For Information abou
planting sweet potatoes. Klngt
Mountain Drug Co.
FOR SALE ? .. Pansy plants and
dahlia bulbs, gladioli bulbs at NVal
4ens Flowers, Phone .95.
REMEMBER ? On Saturday you gel
one of our delicious Banana Split
for only 10c. Khigs Mountalu Drui
Company.
- FREE I If excess acid causes yot
pains of Stomach Ulcers, indiges
, tion. Heartburn, Belching, Bloat
lug, Nausea, Gas rains, get fret
Sample, Udga, at Kings Mountati
Drug Co. 5-4-p.
s? F-EVERAL -HERtfeD Offloi
Rooms tor reot. For further infor
mat' call: C. F. Thomasson
Photie 54.
f KEYS MADE, LOCKS, VACUUM
Cleanets, Small Electrical Appll
anoes, and Speedometers repaired
C. L. Ramsey, Phone 12S-M.
Sept. 22tfc
LOST ? BUNcTi OF KEyT Re
ward for return to Herald Office
t (Continued Next Week)
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TOM AND GEORGE
Tom: "I M?, George, that you in
sotting your boy up In the bakory
business." George: "Yes, ha Is so
. keen for DOUOH ahd such a owoll
LOAFER that I am suro he'll RISK
in tho business. That combination
ought to work. Hot#"* another good
1^.4* cuiwtWuffJ.. r^CTfhuaband and wlfo
combine the Idea that tho home Is
, your Palaoe and It's a good Idea to
have It aa attractive aa possible. .
P. F. Hord Furniture Co.
Buy It For Less At Hord'e
THE CLAEt
\ THe CXfRWHAH *
[m I !N TH WOfUO or MA
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I 1-H rkMgfc We
PMWMa m*T 14
To mphulw eptrltaal i?f?hi |
oMt ma mm ?HaUfl to good eitlsen- i
whip and good living, North Carolina
4-H Clob members will aponaor 4-H t
Church Sunday on May 14, It waa ,
announced recently by U R. Harrlll, ,
club leader for the State Coinage Ex ,
tension Service. It will be a Sunday t
set apart all over North Carolina for a
4-H Club members to participate "In
the church services In their respect- e
Ive communities, he explained. ,
Several methods of observng this c
occasion have been suggested to (
club members and they are expected
to work out a program rcf participation
with local ministers and other
church leaders.
Some clubs will sponsor the preparation
of the (Church Bulletin,
which will include an explanation of
4 H Cub work, or club members
dressed in the distinctive club uniform
will -distribute it. Many ministers
are expected to Invite two club
members to sit in the pulpit with
them, a girl to read the scripture
lesson and & boy to lead In prayer.
The collection will be taken in
some church by the boys, and team
dt monstrations pre being planned)
by club members In other counties.
The musical program for the service
Is being arranged by several dabs. |
oilier group* wil conduct Vesper ,
services. the program being espeel- j
ally recotnmmended (or Older Voutb j
Groups. Young Peoples' services
will be sponsored by numbers of
flute Lender Hnrrf has urged ntl 1
clubs to beautify the church yards '
sud to assume some responsibility 1
(or arranging flowers In the church 1
on 4-H Church Sunday. May 14. '
!
Taxes In State Now Equal !
8646 For Each Fimllfr
Taxes paid In North Carotins for
support of local, atate and national 1
governments are equal to $446 annu '
ally for ever)' family. In the state, '
1 a National Consumers Tax Commie*'
8ion survey showed today.
I "The vnrlous forma of government'
. drain more' than $400,000,000 a year
from the* people of the etate," the
NCTC. a national women's organlsa'
Hon opposing "consumer-penalizing
? taxes." declared.
1 "Puslncsg and Industry contribute
substantially to the tax total, but'
( a major share of the burden is paid
by all families as consumers." the'
rtport added. "They pay ? usually
t unknowingly ? through taxes shiftj
ed to them in Increased costs of.
everything they buy, including the1
necessities of life. 1
s 'These shifted: or hidden, taxes
aie levied originally against produo,
ers and distributors and then^ of
necessity, passed along by each to
the consumers. The Indirect taxing
' system produces nearly twice as
much revenue as all dlrert sources
combined.'
The NCTC, a non-partisan organisation
with headquarters in Chicago,
. is waging an educational crusade
through local study groups against
"hidden taxes that lower living standards
by raising living costs," according
to Mrs. Kenneth C. Frailer,'
Its president.
The report said that groups already
are active In 4,000 communities.
About 120 In North Carolna are
leo by Mrs. William T. Hannah, of
\YaynesvtUe, NCTC state director.
TOR CITY COUNCIL WARD FIVK
I hereby an noun oe myself a* candidate
for cKy council in Ward five,
subject to the election May 2. H
elected I promise my best efforts to
the people for a better city government.
I am under no obligation to
any group or faction. What I own 1s
here and my time will be spent here
wnere i can neip look after oar
town's interest. Your vote and Influence
will be greatly appreciated. ?
H. Tom Pulton.
~^Bw5TyourraceH
I For Business Supremacy I
Hf By Advertising JPS
ICY KIDS Thai
IASH*T A CMANCC.
iKlNC A MISTAKE ,
IN OF THE HONCYOAie 1861
H SOCM A PfiKCUSS CAFCO
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a Um vim till I oroea#AMB Mtlllid. ?
Albert Mortto, A<MInlstrator hr t
be Bstate of W. A. Morris. Psoms ^
i vs. Minnie Hord, et af, I win 0|
11 for cash on the premises of the '
ind hereinafter described at public (n
uctlon on 8aturdsy, April M. IMP y
t ten o'clock, A. M. or within legal til
ours the following described real ,,
. . It
state: ?
First Tract: A one-third nndlvld- 6
^ Intorent in th? >r-? ?
ota Nos. 31. 22, 23. 24. 3?; Y?"; 2T\ f
!8; 29; and 30 pf the Parker drove '
iroperty, and all of said lots are 25
eet front and 110 feet deep, except .
ot No. 30. which Is a V shape lot, I('
ind said lots are situated on the ^
A'est side of a new street or alley J(,
'tinning north and south, and said '
cts will appear on a map- or plat
:( the Parker Grove Property In
f?ook of plats No. 1 at page ... J In, _
,hc Register of Deeds OAlre for
Cleveland County, reference to
ithich Is made for a fuller descrip:<m.
*'
Second Tract: Situated on the ?!
vest side of Piedmont Avenue In the 1
Town of Kings Mountain and being r
vots Nos. 3. 4. and 6 according to a *'
plat of the Parker drove Property
rede by K. L. Campbell, surveyor,
is wtl appear on record. The Home '
Store is situated on one of these M
ots. "
ti
Third Tract: Situated In the Tow* rf
>f Kings Mountain, N. C. and BegntitagL-at
a stione on the North side
>f Keller ipti i ii j
Rrtdgea' corger; thence North 259
eet to a stake; thence West 1M test
lo a stake, Hollander's corner; (formerly
Myer's corner); thence along
Hollander's line South 255 feet to
Keller's Street (now Pulton street),
thence along said street 100 feet to
the beginning. toontainpng 36,100
Kiuare feet, mom or lees.
Veitedla * * '
. > rw4< ouuaiea on notn
ildn of Lackey Street In tke Town
?r Kings Mountain and beings lots
Wos. 1??0. inclusive, as wit appear
01; a plat or map made by It L
Campbell, surveyor, as will appear
fTT]
Durii
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LIST
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GROVER
V-NO.,3TW
Davidson's Service Station
Jimmy Blanton's Service ?
Wells Ldwery Service Stai
Patterson Springs Earl
(Southern Depot) ~v
At home remainder of mo
Forrest Tui
AH Real Estate and I
and 50 are required t<
Farm. Dogs Must be 1
'cam's Uniforms Have Arrlv
O* V i
^jppwpv
ins? Mosstsls s&O Msg lots ltos.
-41, laelnatra, m wtn i?i>r cm
map qt .plat mate bjr 4 L Campill.
burreyor, u wlU appaar on recd.
Sixth Tract: Beginning at a stake
West edge of Kings Mountain and
>rk road and runt with Carton's
te N. 88 1-4 W. * 4.01 chains to an
an stake on bank ot gully; thence
new line with gully N. 55 1-2 E.
DO chains to a stake on west edge
said road; thence .with road South
00 chains to the beginning, con
lining one-iourtn (1-4) of an acre. I
There are some splendid dwelling]
>uses located *on some of the above
>ts and there are some splendid Vaunt
lota, which are suitable for retlences.
This the 29th day of March, 1939.
Albert Morris. Commissioner.
H. ,Davis. Atty ?adv?apr 22.
~ ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administrator
r the estate Mrs.,Mary E. Riser, deraseA
>*e of Cleveland County,
brth Carolina, this Is to notify all
f-rsons having claims against eala
state to exhibit the same to me,
le undersigned Administrator on or
efore the 6th day of April, 1940. or
Hs notice will pleaded In bar of any
oovery thereon.
All persons Indebted to ssld eeite
are hereby notified to make hnitdtete
payment to me.
This the 6th dey of April. 1939.
A. 8. Riser. Administrator.
lOppermnh^ |
BEAD the ADS . |
( Li
ng Moi
OKS POSITIVELY WILL
IN YOUR Tl
I?NO. 4 Ti
April 7,14, 21 and 28
VNSHIP? I
l Afternoon, April 3
itation afternoon Apr 4
Hon, afternoon, April 5
April $ and 7
April 10 and 11
nth*
rner, Lister
Property Owners are requir
? List Poll Tax. You are re
Listed.
ed.
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ti? city >M?ttc? ? 1m ImM tm Bap 1 sJ
Hvmtm* mt t*. n *PiH|Wi? I ^
IM to .U* a, Um MTTto* to ? _
contact af Dm e*ty iflkin. Tow tm |W *
flueace u4 voU will bo grwUy appreciated.
R. C. Gold. rif,
MY^(USC ur * AN o ? s otM^BR^me ^
PAINS IN MV MCADJ] SAMK WAV UN-H
INSTSAO Of our "jl TtL^I^TOUNO^
BPU-^B
45Rilv *jk ? ^
I. y^^Si RhI^
D'^BKM l\^w
<$ &<^
??safire;gjus,
isTii
nth of A|
BE CLOSED APRIL 30TH
DWNSHIP PLEASI
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)WNSHIP?
KINGS MOUNTAIN, City Hall,
> s ' E. L. Campbell I
?NO. 5 TOWNSHU
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T hompson Wright's Store
Gsfoiih'i Store
Baker's -Store '
Wmo v""
At home remainder of month. '
M. P. Harrdson, List
ed to List. Mhle persons between thi
quired to make Farm Report also if ;
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