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COURT OF"HONOR
The Boy Scout Court of Honoi
which wan held In the Town Hall,
j uurwnjr mgni opened wnn prayei
and the repeating of the Scout Oath
Announcements were made con<
earning the New Year's work Id
Scouting and remarks were made
also, concerning the Annual Meeting
of the Piedmont Council held In
the Boy Scout Headqquarters in Qai
lonla Tuesday night.
Scouts were advanced in rank at
follows: - r
tenderfoot Rank
Donald Bryant, 2; Win, Robt
Blackwell g. ^
Eugene Jlitchem 2; Thurman
Smith, 5; James Hullender 5; John
HanMn 7 ; Joa Hardin 7.
First Class Rank
Jimmls Ejjwln 4; Gerald Wilson 4
Ray Bridges 4; Ray Smith 4; Wilson.
Led ford 4.
Farm Homo and' It's Planning "
Robert Dettmar 2; Floyd Queen 2.
Firemanship
Arthur Lee Jackson 7; John Henry
Caldwell 7.
? First Aid
Vernon Thompson 5.
First Aid To Animals
Mqjyle Lee Whltesldes 2; Oth
Falls, Jr., 2; Ous Robt. Gordon 2;
^oV Smith 4; J. B. Hawkins 4;
Cbas. Wilson 4.
Pathfindlng
'"J. B. Hawkins 4; Jimmie Erwln
4; Chas. Wilson 4; Jack Huuendei
Final
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BUILDING and MOE
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No Brokerage 1
Loans Can Be Curtail
NewSerie
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Installment shares matu
pay as follows;
25c A WEEK MATUR
$1.00 A WEEK MATU
ar $2.50 A WEEK MATU1
4 Percent dividend is pa
ment Shares.
For a savings account ii
stock. -
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WilUam Medlln 2; Chan. Wilson
I 4; J. B. Hawkins 4. I
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. ] Chas. Wilson 4; J. B.. HavrUoi 4.
Scholarship ,
Floyd Queen 2.
Swimming
Ooyt Payseur 5: Clinton Jolly 7;
Lowery Wilson 7.
Star 8cout Rank
i William Medltn 2.
The Eagle Scout Bandge was pre
rented to Scoutmaster H. C. Wilson.
Alter the business ot the Court
.was completed the meeting ' closed
i with the repeating of the Scout
' I Benediction, , | > c
Notice
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Closed January 31
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tilling, Clerk,
ings Mountain.
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Service
IERNIZATION LOANS
fees. No. Delays.
ed or Repaid at any time
s Now Open
ire in about 6'^ years and
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ES AT $100.00
RES AT $400.00
IES AT $1,000.00
id on Full-Paid or Investnquire
about our optional
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ling and Loan
\ciation
Secretary & Treasurer
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AT AND TUESDAY
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Church News
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Lutheran Church
L. Boyd Ha n<u. Pastor
Bible school 10:00, D. C. Mauney
General Superintendent.
Services for Sexagesiraa Sunday.
Morning 11:0b, sermon: "Unti
You It Is Given."
Evening 7:00, sermon: Christ thi
Door. *
Luther Leagues Sunday Evenini
6:00.
J Junior Children of the Churcl
Sunday Evening 6:00.
Bay Scouts Monday 7:00, Gir
Scoutrf" Thursday 6:00.
Catechism Classes Saturday mon
ing 10:00.
SAINT LUKES: ?
Bible school 2:00, James ^ackey
Superintendent..
The Service at 3:00. The Holj
Communion.
Central Methodist
Church
H. C. Sprinkle, Jr., Pastor
9:45 A. M. Church School, B. 8,
Peeler, General Superintendent.
11 A If Mnmlnor Wnrshtn flfti
non: "The Things Hint Count."
6:15 P. M. Young People's Choral
Irtfop.
7:00 P. M. Evening Service. Ser
non: "Where Do You Live?"
Stan&rd Training School for Chrli
Lian Workers, Rev. W. A. Kale, ol
Kan napolls, teacher, Monday , and
Tuesday evenings at 7:00 P. M.
The Woman's Missionary Societ)
meets at the church Monday after
noon at 3:00 o'clock.
Bible 8tudy and Prayer Meeting
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock.
Presbyterian Church
Ki? u i'o'.rick. PHStoi
0:45 A. M. Sunday School, C. F
Thomasson, Supt.
11:00 A. M. Moroing Worship.
Subject: "The Cost of a Revival'
2:30 P. M. Sunday School at Dii
on 8chool House.
5:00 P. M. Service at Margrac*
Community House.
6:30 P. M. Young People's Vesper
7:30 P. M. Evening Worship.
Monday 7:00 P. JM . Boy Scouts
Troop One Mr. Carl Davidson
Scoutmaster; Messrs W. B. Thorn
son and Jlarry Page, Asst. Scout
masters.
Wednesday' 7:16 P. M. Praye
meeting in Chapel.
Jan. 2&?Feb. 4, Week of Praye:
and Self-Denial for Foreign Mis
Dions. Special prayer . services at
ranged by Woman's Auxiliary.
Second Baptist Church
Rev. C. C. Parker, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 each Sunday.
Preaching 11 a. m and 7:30 p. m
each Sunda '.
jur/rtiUMlST
8. W. Johnson, Pastor
9:46 Sunday school.
Prank Green, Supt.
11:00 Morning worship
6:30 Epworth League.
7:30 Bvenlng worshlj
Park-Grace M. E. Church
John L. Gregory. Pastor
Sunday School 9:46 A. Iff.
Morning Worship 11 A. M.
Beginning a series ot messages oi
the 13th Chapter of Matthew.
Wesley an Methodist
M. R. Harvey, Pastor
Sunday School 9:46.
Morning Service 11:00.
W. Y. P. 8. or CUss meeting 6:11
- Bvealng Service 7:00.
Prayer Service Wednesday 7:00.
Macedonia Baptist Church
J. V. Frederick. Peetnr
B. T. V 15:41 w. m. .
, Rronln* Womh?, 7:00 p. W.
7-00 p in
Preactitna 11:00 A *4 onO TF D
THE CHURCH Off GOD
Roy !?. Dsvls, Putor
Suiulnv Srhool 10:00 A. M.
M^rntnc ferric? 11:00 A. M.
Y. P. R 0:00 P. M.
vMtng Btfrlc* 7:8o P M.
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THURSDAY. JAN. M. 1M0.
lime And Phosphite
Available Under A^LA
Nortel Carolina's uontrlbutiou to
the Irish potato field, the recently
developed Sequoia, will get nationwide
attention Friday. January 12,'
through the coast-to-coast network
of the Mutual Broadcasting system, i
Named for a famed Indian, chief;!
tain who devised the Cherokee alyhtftx-t,
the new potato- has shown
unusually high yields as well as
a definite resistance to diseases
and Insects. Since it was formally i
announced about three months ago, 1
inquiries have poured into NN. (?.]
State College, the institution- which
originated this variety.
To M.JJ. Gardner, hninl o' 'luiiiDe- j
partnr-nt of Horticulture, and Hobt.'
Schmidt, associate hortlculturlts of
the Kxperitnent Station, go credit
for developing the Sequoia., Begin-1
?:lng work 10 years ago with true |
?M'd. they selected and re-selected
tbe most promising of the plants un
til definite characteristic's . were
The complete history of the Sequoia
will be described in the 16-1
minute broadcast, which will be oft- j
ginated through Station WRAL in
Raleigh to the nation at 4:15 p. m. j
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The cornerstohe of the National
Capitol was laid gy George Washington
in 1793.
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(Copy of Sworri Statomi
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THE ASSOCIATION 0
Cash on Hand and in 1
State of North Carolina
Stock in Federal Home
Mortgage Loans
Money loaned to sharehold
their homes. Each loan
>. real estate.
Stock Loans
Advances made to our sha
8 ceeda M percent of aanbun
Accounts Receivable
> Temporary Advances for Ir
Office Furniture and
) OfficeJBuilding
Keal Kstate Uwned
Real Estate Sold Undt
r Other Assets
TOTAL
THE ASSOCIATION 0
To Shareholders
Funds entrusted to ou]
as follows:
Installment Stock
Full-Paid Stock
Prepaid Stock
Running Stock
Other Stock
Notes Payable, Federal
Notes Payable, Other
Money borrowed for Use in
tured stock. Each note ap
of Directors as required by
Accounts Payable
Undivided Profits
Earnings held in trust for d
1 I a+svoV
Reserve for Con tin gene
To be used for the paymen
increases the safety and str
Other Liabilities
, TOTAL
STATE OF NORTH C,
County of Cleveland
1 A. H. Patterson, Sec;
personally appeared be
; the foregoing report is
i. Sworn to and subscribe
this 20th day of January
J. R. Davis, Notar
My Com. Ex. 3-14-41
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THIS N THAT ]
By Alice Burton n
Patterson Grove Section
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Mr. J. K. Goforth who is making L
his home with the J. 4). Goforth's
lias been ill for several days.
Mrs. Johnny Hamrick who has
been 111 for several weeks 1s im- .
proved.
Mrs George Hancock has been
sick for the past few days. Her
mother. Mrs. J. \V.. Carroll, spent
the week tind with her.
Mrs. J. \V. S'ism who has been
ill for sometime, is very much Improved.
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14,173.93
:
Home Loan Bank
making loans to members, or retiring
iproved by at least two-thirds of entire
law.
istributton to share-holders at matur
ies
t of any losses, if spstained. This i
ength of the Association.
\ROLINA,
ss:
retary-Treasurer of the abo
fore me this day, and being
true to the best of his kno^
d before me,
r, 1940. A. H
y Public. Sec re
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Mr. and Mrs. Kvans Greene of
Phenix Mill village were visitors
of relatives In this section Sunday, j
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Burton of
Charlotte, spent the week en;l with
relatives herje. >
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Miss Mary Frances Ware, student :
of Kings Business College. Charlotte ;
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. P. !
Ware.
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Statement of Condition
Iding & Loan Ai
antain, N. C., as of December,
int Submitted to In aura rice Commission!
. ASSETS
>WNS:.
Banks
and U. S. Government Bonds
i T rvort Pnrtlr ...
* juvraii uuim
ers for the purpose of enabling them t
secured by first mortgage on local in
reholders against their stock. No 1
it actually paid in.
lsurance, Taxes, Etc.
Fixtures
,
;r Contract- $
LIABILITIES
WES:
r care in the form of paymei
$135,845.75
161,400.00
32.505.00
. f' . ji '
why suffer from ColdiT
or quick AAA
?lfef worn
old symptoms
|k( (U '
.iquid.Tablets - Salve - Nose Drope
Paint With-?
DUTCH BOY
WHITE LEAD
Kings Mtn. Mfg. Co.
Store
W^=i
v vy ror
More H
i-r UY W1k
ovm ftfKHe* ^1
&CHER SE2*
t this year, evpryone will drink
.' PASTEURIZED MILK and
e it a real healthy and happy
for every member of the-family
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I RtCH, FRESH I
kS-J V W GOLD*" I
\ OCLIVfRED TO /
lUThfcT \tourooor /
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ssociation
, 31st, 1939.
-i . ??r
As Required By Law.)
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$10,218.41
' None
None
346,044.57
o own
iprovt d
3,890.00
oan px
523.92
391.00
6,600.00
$2,619.44 .
2,619.44
. 691.74
$370,979 08 *
it of stock -, jj
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343,924.68
None
None
ma- :
Board
None
20,670.^
1ty of M
6,000.00
esPrve
383.81 |
v. ;9
$370,979.08
ve named Association
duly sworn, says that
vledge and belief.
[. Patterson,
tary-Treasurer