Goodman Predicts
Biggest Farm Week
Present Indication* point to a record
smashing enrolknent at this
year's Farm and Home Week, to be
held at State College, July 29 to
Aug. 2, announces John W. Goodman
assistant director of the State College
Extension Service.
Their attendance at these annual
events always far outdistanced by
worsen,, men delegates will have
their strength bolstered thin year
by county and community AAA com
m'.tleemen who will attend 'he convection.
Goodman pointed oat that all of
North Carolina's 100 county committees.
composed of three men
eacb. have been, schduled to attend
!r addition one delegate from each
tcwnshlp committee will be present.
This should assure at least 1.L"vi
farmers in attendance at the
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run neriT: turntsfted rooms. 115
City Street Phone 177-M. c
SEWING OF ALL KINDS: 315 Wac'J
Road. Mrs. Wilson. 6-29-p.
FOR RENT: Two rooms for light
house keeping. * Everything furnished.
Three-fifty weekly. Lights
and water furnished. Apply Mrs.
Owen, Phenix, or phone 237-M.
UP
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"LOST: Fountain pen. Reward for
return tp J. B. Thomasson.
ROOMS FOR RENT: 109 City
Street. 6-27-p.
WILL PAY HIGHEST T~MARKET
prices for Wheat, Corn, and Oats
or will exchange Flour. Feed.
jMeal for them. Phone 2-3165. Interstate
Milling Company, Charlotto.
N. C. 7-26-c.
FOR RENT: 6 room house and bath
No. 801, Gold street. Call 146.
Gastonia, N. C. 6-13-tf.
FOR SALE: 6 gallon electric churn.
12 dollars. Also trade shot gun
and automatic revolver for second
hand oil stove. Mrs. W. E. Owen.
Phone 237-M. Kings Mountain, N.
C, lt?.
FOR 8ALE ? Building lots very
cheap. See Haywood E. Lynch
TInrmlH nfft-o
REMEMBER ? On 8atnrday you get
on* of onr <Mieious Banana Splltj
for only 10c. Kings Mountain Drug
Company. " t" . .
The peneuI
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*ak?t *? iImI !#? tar >i?|i pat in rwa
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wtlh a caatca at' laar alia* MO
pamfcla mnbliiaUmi
Houi*wiv?i' Buying
^ Create* Steal Jobi
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to*m of Horn* opp'.ooc*? Igit f?a
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Parents Urged
Children Safet
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RALHIO. ? The fact that twent)
one children were killed on Ncrtl
Carolina steets and hi Always tilt
first three months ot this y jar it
viewed by Ronald Hocutt, Direct 01
of the Highway Safety' Division a;
a stern challenge to everyone Inter
eated in safety, but particularly tc
North Carolina parents.
'Pending the fulfillment of oui
hope of having safety taught in every
school in North Carolina. th?
responsibility for teachng our chll
oren surety habits must Ue omens
with their parents," said Hocutt.
The safety director pointed out
that the 21 tfafflc fatality under It
years of age Iscluded nine win"
were crossing or playing in thr
street or roadway, one skater win
skated in front of a car, one bicy
clist who dlsregared a stop sign,
and one child on a sled.
"If parents expect their chlldrer
to walk play, skate and ride bicy
cles in "a safe manner. they tnus
take it upon themselves to Impresi
their children with the important*
of safe practices and the dangers o'
wrong ipactices." Hocutt said.
"If your child rides a bicycle, set
that he or she leams safe cyclinf
habits, preferably by Joining a B1
cycle Club. If there is one !n youi
community; If your child owm
skates, teach him not to skate Ir
the street: and, above all see thai
your child doesn't play in the street
that he learns to look before cross
tng the street or rood, and that hf
cultivates safte pedestrian habits.
"It Is better that your child learn
the leseons of safety thrtnigh teacli
log. not through experience."
Infertile Eggs Keep Best
In Sumjmertime
Get rid of, or pen up the roosters
and produce only Infertile eggs,
says C. F. Perrisb, head of tlM
Poultry Extension Office at N. C.
State College, In hie suggestions to
poultry-raisers tor flhe month ol
Key.
"The male birds are of no nee in
the flock after hatching Is completed,
so sell them, eat them, or af
least separate them from the hens,
the specialist said.
He pointed out that infertile eggi
keep much better than fertile eggi
in the summertime. Gather the eggi
often In wire baskets, especially in
the broody hen season, and this will
L. ? t a _ . a _ m m m
i>??ip u? cooi cne egK? quicKiy. TBt
ICY KIDS Tlmml
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| A Deer That ,|,
Turned to Iron ,
A rfityry ago. war km* A dlggmq tea* j,
Ham m bog IN control Vw^n o
coo* ocroii o door's ik?i?ton *.;!. <'
iNtect. thof Hod *vrn??i to iroft horn | (
tcog MMO*r|iO?i in ;'OA-boori*9 wotors.
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Vaudeville Sold Safely '
to Slecl Worker* j A
Traveling vaudeville thowt ?c( once
vt?d by ?t??l <ompon<?i ?o ??orh 1 tl
mployeei the beneKtt of vol* worklog
proctice?.
American Iron and Steal Inst'tutt
To Teach
y Habits
P
; eggs should be left lit the wire has- t'
i kets overnight, before packing In tl
t cartons or cases for marketing. 1
, Continuing his advice, Parrish '
r said: "If a cool inolst room is not T
i axailable for holding the eggs until h
marketing time, construct an egg R
, cooling rack. It consists ot a frame v
work covered with burlap on one or '1
r more sides with provision being h
. made for a water pan or can on top
, to keep the burlap curtain saturat.
ed with water. The - evaporation r
keeps the eggs cool and moist."
As other suggestions for work in ;s
t the poultry yard this month. the (j
; specialist said a soybean patch
, should be parted now to provide j
i ^i?cu iccu auu uiiaur iui lur punt'iQ
; tills spring and Rummer. It is better ^
. tr) plant the lieans In rows.
Also. In- many farm flocks there
Is more than normal mortality at (
, this season of the year Where Alrt
. floor hen houses are used and filth V
i Is allowed to collect. Fowl typhoid
, cud other diseases usually get a
? slart under such conditions as
r these. Ptrrish declared.
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Production r|f cattle In California C
: declined abou' '. percent In 1939 be- 1:
" cause of poor range and feed condl- N
Hons, says the U. S. Department of J
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THUMpULY. JUNE SO, 1940
ORTH CAROLINA,
LKVELAND COUNTY.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF
. LAND
Under and by virtue of the author
> vested In the undersigned by au
tier of the Superior Court tu a
idgment entitled: "llooker T.
rate her and wife. Magnolia 11 rattcr.
Plaint iff, Vs. Pauline Marlon
:d husband, George Mariou; Chris
ae McClure and husband Vander- j
Jilt Met lure, and Uuth Hratclver. j
id the unknown heirs of Mn.ggte j
ratclior aud Ed UrAtcber, DoceasI,
and i>. 7. Newton, Guurdiau ad
Item of the known arid unknown
feudaiit*," I. as the Commissioner
' the Court, will sell to the highest
drier for ca?h at the Courthouse
or in the City of'Shelby. North j
irolliia. on the 15th day of July j
10, at 1>) o'clock A. >!.. or within I
gai hours the following describee
1 estate;
l|'r ..A
ins with liui of school lot N. 95 W.
:?t> chams to. a pine stump in Alexidej-'s
line; thence St. 11 W. 5.9t?
tains to a rock in ditch; thence
new line X. 55 E 7.50 chains to a
?ck in road; thence with road ,N.
I W. 1.60 chains to the beginning,
ni'.air.ing one acre, two rods and
j po.los, more or less. This being
le' satin, lands rnnveveA In Mntrtflii
ratclier b\ James Illce and wife on
pi i 1 22. 19.1 1, deed to which is reofdcd
in Book Uli at page 418 In
ie Itegister .of Deeds Ottice for
lowland County, North Carolina.
Also that tract of land described
s. follows: Beginning at a stone
n South side 'Of road: and runs
hence S. 31 1-2 13. 1C poles to a
tone; thence N. 58 1-2 K. JO poles
t> a stone; theuce N. 31 1-2 VV. 16
olcs to a stone ott South edge of
aid road; thence S- 58 1-2 \V. 20
olcs to the beginning, containing
wo acres, more or less, and being'
lie same tract of land conveyed to
he County Board of Education by
3. M. Beam and wife, recorded In
tooiC OO at page 237. and deeded
y the Board of Education to Mag!e
Brat.cher on March 3, 1025. and
ecorded in Book 3-11 at page 46.
logister of Deeds Office for Cleve*nd
County. North Carolina.
Th's lOth day of June. 1940.
E. A. Harrlll, Commissioner,
-adv-r-july 4?H:
lorih Carolina,
levelatid County.
In The Superior Court
, A. Waters, Plaintiff.
Vs.
ora Waters, Defendant.
NOTICE
"The defendant, above named, will
ake notice that an action entitled
s above has 'been commenced in
ho Superior Court of Cleveland
ounty. North Carolina, wherein the
laintlff seeks an absolute divorce
rom the defendant; that said depndunt
will also take notice that
he is required to appear at the
lerk of Court's Office at the Court
louse -in said County in Shelby,
iorth Carolina, on the first day ol
uly, 1940, and answer or demur to
he Complaint now on file lit the
tCHER SEZ>
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plaintiff will, apply to the Court (or
the relief demunded in said Complaint.
This 11th day of June. 1010.
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