The.
Kings Mountain Herald
Eatahlishad 1B89
Published Every Thursday
HERALD PUBLISHING HOUSE.
Haywood E. Lynch
Editor-Manager
a tared u second claaa matter at
i Poatofflce at Kings Mountain
N. C.. under ire Act of March S.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
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A weekly newspaper derated to
he promotion of the general wel
tare and published for the enHgfct
v aht, entertainment and benefit of
M vicinity.
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LIFE'S GREAT JOY
* Have you ever helped another?
Bver earned a grateful smile?
Ever asked a weary brother
In to ride with you a mile?
Have you ever Riven freely
Of your riches and your worth?
If you haven't, th,en you've really
Missed the trrcattfst joy on earth.
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Has a tlirill of pride possessed you?
Have you felt your pulses run?
As a weaker brother blest you
For some good that you have
done?
Have you seen eyes start lo glisten
That were sad before you came?
If you haven't, slop and listen ?
You have missed life's finest
same.
:?North American Union* News
A FINE FAMILY
The father of Success Is Work.
The- mother of Success is.. Ambi
tiortf ' . '
The oldest son is "Common Sense'
The.other bovs are: Perseverance.
Honesty. Thoroughness, Foresight,
Enthusiasm and Co-operation.
The oldest daughter is Charnhtes
The other daughters .are Cheerful
noss. Loyalty. Courtesy. Care. Economy.
Sincerity, and" Harmony.
The baby is Opportunity.
Get acquainted with the Old Man
and you will be able to get along
pretty well with the rest of the
family.?Oa^ayeap Chronicle.
ADVERSITY ' ' j ~"
A smooth sea never made a skilful
mariner, neither do uninterrpted <
prosperity and success qualify for
Usefulness and happiness. The '
storms of adversity like those of
the ocean, rouse the faculties, and
excite the invention, prudence, skin
and fortitude of the voyager. The j
martyrs of ancient times, in bracing |
their minds to outward calamities. !
acquired a loftiness of purpose ant
a moral heroism worth a lifetime of
softness and security..?Selected.
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PETITION
Let us thank thee, O JMvine. for
the days Just ns they come. Nor
i would wo measure the sunshine against
the storms as if to test Thv
goodnoss by some petty form of
bookkeeping. Thou presidest over
nil our days, and whatever may be
the face of nature, we trust Thy
love. Let us go forth today, not in
critical mood, nor in despondent
mood, but in the mood of high faith,
anxious?not to _ test Thy providence.
but ready to do our part, taking
care to hold our cup Of blessing
open-side up; so it shall receive the
manna when it falls Then shall
each passing day be full of blessing.
?George L. Perin.
CHEERFULNESS
The men whom I have seen, succeed
best in life always have been
cheerful and hopeful men, who went
about their business with smiles on
their faces and ..took the chances
and changes of their mortal life like
men. facing rough and smooth alike
as it came; and so found the truth
of the old proverb, that good timed
and bad times and all times pass
Over.?Charles Klngley.
NORT.HCAROIJNA,
CLHVKLAISl) COUNTY.
In The Superior Coutt
NOTICE
H. C. Hunter, Plaintiff,
Va.Lorgetle
Hunter. Defendant.
The defendant, above named, will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced In
the Superior Court of Cleveland
County, North Carolina, wherein the
plaintiff seeks an absolute divorce
from the defendant; that said defendant
will also take notice that
ahe is required to appear at the
Clerk of Court's office at th-j Court
house in said County in Shelby
North Carolina, on the 24th day of
February. 1941, and answer or demur
to the complaint now on tile
In the Clerk's office in said actios.
' or the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in
aid complaint.
f This 1st day of February, 1941.
j E. A. Houser.
% Clerk of Superior Court.
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Here and There . .
Haywood E. l^ynch)
I noticed. Chariot and Henry Nels(tr
last Friday getting a hair cut.
Twine not only dreee alinke, but get
;helr barber work almultaneouely.
And epeaklng about twine. I eat
right behind Milee and Erneet Maun
y at the Scout Church eervlcee laet
Sunday > Ight. I have never yet been
able to tell theee boys apart. 1' looked
them over good, they wore dreaeed
exactly alike In every detail, except
one had hla shoes ahined and
the other did not. but I atlll can't
tell you which one ehould get credit
Tor poliehing hie ehoee.
**^^*?d*hdli*aiwnaiaMeiTlir- fTHTlilfii'
have eomethlng in common beeldee
helng preachers. Each one'e name
ie also the name of eomethlng elae.
namely: fisher, ham, and derrick.
I am beginning to get a little nervous
about my wedding next Thursday
night. You know marriage la a
very serious business, especially
when you are going to marry someone
about twice your.size. Miss Jo
Woodward is the fortunate bride,
and even though ehe ie larger than
me, I am going to trim her down to
my size. There ia several advantages
in having a big wife, she can cut
'he wood and bring in the coal, and
f some large guy tries, to pick
'uss with you, you can let her do
your fighting for "you. And another
thing If she is big and ugly like Jo,
you never have to worry about some
other man taking her ? away from
you.
Hawk Haven, Harold Hunnicutt's
airport, is not living up to its' name.
Custodian L. C. England caught a
sparrow hawk out there last week, |
and it will be a long time before
that hawk will be able to make a
three-point landing at Hawk Haven.
Un--3ual Fact: Rev. Herman Fisher
is one of seven brothers, five of
..itom are ministers. Added Thought
?If they can all preach like him,
they are certainly a preaching quintuplet.
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Personals
(Cont'd from Society pageK
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomson and
Mrs. Cora Hunter have moved from
Dallas. Texas, to Tampa, Fla. )
Mr. Carol Barnes was carried to
City Hospital, Oastonia, Wednesday
morning for an appendix operation.
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Mr, H. L. Summttt Is a patient at
Duke Hospital, Durham. Mrs. Sum- |
mitt is at his bedside.
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Mrs. Frank Hoyle, Jr.. of Burlington.
is visiting her mother. Mrs. H.
N. Moss and other relaitives.
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Mrs. Huldah Goforth has been
seriously ill for the past two weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis went to
Rail Saturday to attend the funeral
service of A. P. Bechler.
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Mrs N. P. Watterson and Miss (
Joyce Biser have been on an extenu |
ed visit to relatives In Charlotte.
The friends of Rev. Coyte Hunter I
will, regret to learn that he Is confined
to his home by illness, how- '
ever, he Is able to have company.
Roy L. Lynn, who has been trans
ferred from Hawaii to Ft. Bragg,
spent the past week-end with his
parents here.
Mrs. Charles FallB, Sr., of Lumber
ton, has been spending several days
in Kings Mountain on account of
the serious illness of her granddaughter.
Jacqueline Falls.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dee Harmon and
Patsy. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harmon
and Mrs. J. H. Yelton visited Mr.
and Mrs. Orady Yelton of HlUsboro,
N 0.. Sunday.
,Mr. and Mrs. H. M Adair and dau
ghter, Miss Latralte Adair and J. B
-\dalr of Martin. Ga..; were guests ot
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis during the
week-end.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cooper and
Mr. and Mrs. George Houser and
little daughter. Shirley, returned
Monday from Palm Harbor, where
they visited (Mrs. p. C. Mauney.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Edwards of
Columbia. S. C., and Mrs. Silas MeBee
of High Point, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Ruth.
Mesdames Edwards and McFee are
sister* of Mrs. Ruth.
Miss Iris Patterson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Patterson. Is re*
cuperating satisfactorily at hei
home from a broken leg sustained
while at play a few weeks ago. _ (
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AUCTION SAL! OP LIVESTOCK
Every Wednesday
Private Sales Every Day
Highest Prices Paid
SHELBY SALES
STAELES . -
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"Mot Uicketty Dorg! Teache
Examined for th'
OV8TER 8UPPER
The Bonnie Community Club is
having an oyster supper and Tacky
THE SMOKE OF SLOWER-BU
EXTRA MILDNESS, EXTRA I
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LESS I
NICOTINE
than the average of the 4 other
largest-selling cigarettes tested t
?less than any of them?according
to independent scientific
tests of the smoke Itself. sk'
SMOKE S T I J
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MONEY Q
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We'll loan you the mone
your debts. You repay t
installments.
First Nati
2 PERCENT PAID ON
Garments j a
Plain 4UC or
rrCASH AN
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Use our thrifty cash and
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PGo by SupetCoach?at only onethird tha coat ot drlvtn*
a small private car. and with nooa oi the strain and worryT
One Way Rd.-Trip One Way Rd.-Trip
\ Tampa $8.06 $14.50|Ciharlot(te .56 *1.00
1 Raleigh $3.10 $6.?0 New Y. $8.15 $14.70
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Night?Everybody 55c
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Apple Sauce 1
2 Cans Cherries . 10c I 1
Few of BARGAINS to be Found at The I
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and see BARGAIN DISPLAY. 'M
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in clean, well-lighted dairies. I
1 now serve you with Coffee or Cereal I
for only 29c a pint. Whipping Cream, 20c i
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