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the Imperial Monday and .Tuesday.
Bible Class
Honors Jake Early
The Men's Bible Class of Central
.Metbuili.it Churcll honored Jake
Early. Kings Mountain's contribution
f.o big league buaeball, at a banquet
Monday night in tho dining room
of tho Church. The party was held '
f?n Hi ? ove of the departure of . tho
'Washington Senator's catcher for.
spring training at Orlando, Fa.
President of the Bible Class, Jim
Smith, presided during the banquet {
Hditor of The. Herald. .Haywood E
J.ynch. congratulated members of.
the class for honortng the athletq j
who bas brought considerable publiclty
to Kings Mountain, The Beat
Town In The State.
William Plonk presented the bon
red guest by savlug: "He is a great
young man who has brought fame j
to our town and .we are all proud of j
him." Mr.' Early expressed . is ap.prpefntion
for the honor uestowed
opoh him, and said: "1 had rather
have this honor than' to hit a home
mu with three men on base."
3. R. Davis, teacher of the class,
introduced (he speaker of the even
ing. Floyd' Todd, prominent Gas4flD(k
Rnulllinufl main <*?w1 inreiilltin
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For Good Service!
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The traditional courtesy of telephone
men and women and the
efficiency of the service often
prompt telephone users to ask
if there is not some secret formula
for this consistent performance.
fn reality there is no secret.
It is just the practical operation
f group cooperation, individual
interest and pride in the
job, and company spirit.
Telephone employes are selected
with care. They arc^ constantly
trained, kept fully informed
about the company's affairs,
and are continually encouraged
to acquire the skill
and experience necessary to
maintain arid improve the speed,
accuracy and dependability of
the service.
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i ne consciousness that theirs
>8 an essential public service
gives them a sense of personal
rcs|M>nsibility. Good working
conditions and recognition of
individual merit arealso sources
vf inspiration.
The company's plan for reiirement
and care of its workers
during sickness or disability,
and the provision for death {
i benefits all safeguard their present
and future and promote
eace of mind. Further incentives
to their cheerfulness and
' efficiency are stability of employment
and good wages.
Telephone men and women
also know that the appreciation
and interest so often expressed
bf the public is shared by the
Management of their company.
SODTHERn BEUTELEPHORE
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etigns on Charles Butterworth, but
ighlights the *gay ana carefree
ie smart new comedy showing at
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.. >v i. Mr. Tod?l In owner or the
tlustoula' Cardinals 'Baseball team,
and ttuuio Station WGNO. Mr. Todd
stated in his quiet soft manner that
he was proud to have a part in honoring
the ba.oball player.' The visit
ing speaker said:. "A baseball team
is wurrh'something to a community,,
because it developes clean men, who
have to think. America's favorite j
game is a great game, because to
win the game has to be played fair
and square."
Buddy l.ewis, Senator Outfielder
and Crash Davis, Philadelphia Athletis
second baseman, were present
for the banquet.
Mrs. Percy Billing rendered piano
selections during the banquet.
Mr. Charlie Thoihusson. local base
ball fan topped the- occasion off with
his witty remarks about Jake Early,
tVaali l.ayton. Haywood bynch, una
ball in general. .
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Seed Pasture In February
Dairy Specialist Advises
t Outsmart, the weather and seed
your pasture in F'ebruary!
That is the suggestion made tc
North Carolina furniers by P. It.
Farnhatn, Extension dairy specialist
of N. C. State College. He points
I out that a successful stand ot grass
| depends upon sufficient moisture,
[ and March and April arc usually
comparatively "dry months,'
Faruham says that because of the
extveme dry weather that' prevailed
over much of the State Inst full,
scores of farmers did not sow pas'ure
grass seed and still have them
on hand. Pasture grass can be seeded
either In the fall, or from February
to April in the spring. It Is wise
to get the seed in the ground in.
February, judging from past experiences.
flic specialist declared.
Farnbani says that It is Important
to have a compact seed lot. He suggests
that old pastures he re-seeded
without burning oft the broom sedge
or plowing the land. Instead, he says
the top soil should be disced or scarified
lightly, being careful not to
penetrate the soil more than three
Inches.
A sample of the soil should be
sent to the State Soil Testing Laboratory,
Raleigh, where it will be
tested free for acidity. Then the cor
rect amount of lime can be applied,
and this is also very Important,
Farnham stated.
In order to insure a good start,
the grass seeds should be mixed directly
with a good balanced fertiliser,
using from .300 to "400 . pounds
of fcrtilltzer per acre. The seed and
fertilizer should be mixed and pour
ed into tho drill, and if possible the
mixture should be drilled both lengthwise
aud crosswise of the field.
A top-dressing of stable manure
will help a * new seeding the first
year, nnd Farnham advises strongly
against over-grazing the pasture
the first season.
How One Woman Lost
20 Pounds of FAT
Loot Her Prominent Hipa
Lost Her Double Chin
Lost Her Sluggishness
Gained a More Shapely Figaro
and the Increase in Physical Vigor
and Vivacionaneas Which So Often
Comes With Excess Fat Reduction.
Thousands of women are getting
fat and losing their appeal just because
they do not know what to do.
Why not be smart ? do what
thousands of women have done to
get off pounds of unwanted fat.
Take a half teaspoonful of Kroachen
in a glass of hot water first 'thing
every morning to gently activate
liver, bowels and kidney*?-cut down
your caloric intake?eat wisely and
satisfytngly?there need never be a
hungry moment!
Keep this plan dp for SO days.
Then weigh yourself dnd see if you
haven't lost pounds of ugly fat.
Just see if this doesn't prove to be
the surprise of your life and make
you feel like shouting the good news
to other fst people. And best of all
s jar of Kruschen that will last you
for 4 weeks costs but little. If not !
joyfully satisfied?money back.
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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN UREAL!
Mountaineer
Boys Win
Three Straight
The Kings Mountain basketball
teams are showing great improve-1
tutui In their placing. The boys
have taken three straight games
while the girls' team lias won oue
ami lost two.
N. C. S. D. Loses
The starting players for the N. C.
6. i> in the boys' gune were Moss,
.-argeaut. Plonk.' Gamble, and George.
while Ballard, Alleit, and Willi*
played most of the game The
l?oy? showed good floorwork, which
helped theni to Ideal the visiting
iMJHrtMMUlHEMEMfeMUnaMUgofficial
for the game was Bob Keynolds.
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The score for the girls' game was
.N to 26 lu Kings Mountain'* favor.
Tho girls are showing great the
! I ivement in their play ing. being
utile to play more consistently than ;
in iho lirst games of the season. ,
Bessemer City Defeated
The - Kings Mountain teams met .
the strong Bessemer teams Mon?!
day night and were able to- report
one victory and one loss.
The starters fur the boys'' team
were Plonk. Ballard. Allep. George, i
and Willis while Gamble and Sar
gen tit were substitutes. The boys j
played a hard game but won by a J
yeorc of 14 to 29. High score for
the boys team was Plonk. Ballarn
and Willis, while Alleu and Georga
were most outstanding in their
floorwork.
The score for the girls' team was
33 to 24 in favor of Bessemer City, j
The girls played a hard game but (
were defeated by Bessemer. Boo
Reynolds officiated.
Cherryvllle Boys Lose
Tuesday night, the Kings Moun- J
tain teams met Cherryvllle for two
hard fought games. The boys won
by a Hcdi'e of 40 to 21, while tn?
girls lost by a score of"32 to 25.
Pallard and Willie were outstanding
in the boys' game. The teams fou
ght hard for the goals which were
rung.
By Frederick.
The records turned in on -:ecen
| poultry demonstration flocks in
Onslow County prove that good man
agement skill pays. dip ld,"ucls. reports
Assistant Farm Agent Jack
Kelly.
A on to M'koai -k - ? ?
. r.? me |Hcau ^IIUI UIKCS are r^ported
In China. Manchuria and Japan.
although the total crop in these
countries was larger than -a year
previously, says the U. S. Department
of Agriculture.
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WE THREE "V* ALL
We're really not bad,
Just snooping around?
Head this column, anl bear It please
Then you'll know who to tease!!
Were you around the "Ole K. M. 1
.Drug" Friday utght to see Eollne I
blush when Puff breezed In?
Gee- there's a lot of lucky girls in ,
this town getting Valentine ,
cutidy .... Doom Jim Mercer not
tike our column?? .... It seems he *|
dcysu't want his name In it
What about It old topper??..., .....
. ll> the way ..... Its rumored that
Lab Plonk saw itill White when li| .
was home ..... What abouit ldb?..
We hear Florence llhea dated
Floyd ijuet n Friday night
Could this be a uew affair??
(loot" JUst looked out of ttlace ,
lassa ill mil IiMmiy
ivity Mm?ip . .v. Wat It Iho Vftletl*!
tihe candy that made you *l?k?. ...|
Could this be love .... What about,
it Murthr. Ann and Horace ?? .. ..
Miss Markliam asked Talinadge '
Frederick the hteunlng of heartache
. ..INtlly you must be "quite the
i vet | Ulnce Miss Markham
doesn't even know (the meaning of
it .... We hear Alice Betty hurt
Hen's "lit He green hat" Friday nigh'
. ...,l)ont he so mean Alice Betty ,..
.on>ui?. mu you Know tjugui I
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
"NOHT11 CAROLINA.
CLEVELAND COUNTY. :V>
HavtnK qualified as administrairlx
of the Estate of Miss Ousslc
Heattv, deceased', lute of* Cleveland
County. North Carolina, this Is to
notify all persons having claims agulns
the estate of said deceased to
exhblt them to (he undersigned at
her home in Kings Mountain. North
Carolina, on or before the 7th day
of February. 1942, or this notice wif
be pleaded in bar of their recovery
All persons indebted to said. estate
will please make immediate pay?
menl.
This 7th day of February. 1941."
Mrs. w. P. Fulton. Administratrix,
-adv?March 27.
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REASONS
l^f WHY ?&\
QUINTUPLETS
use MUSTEROLE for
CHEST COLDS
Mother-Give YOUR Child
' This Sam* Export Care i
At the first aiffn of ft cho?t eolrl I
Quintuplets' throats and chests are
rubbed with Children's Mild Musterolo
?a product made to promptly relieve
the DISTRESS of children^ cords and
resulting bronchial and creupy coughs.Relief
usually comes quickly because
Musterolo is MORE than an ordinary
"salve." It helps break up local congestion.
As Mustcrole is used on the
Quints you may be sure you are using
just about the BEST product made.
Also in Regulorand ExtraStrength for
those preferring a stronger product.
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was the keynote as A soft, steady, i
r this year's Ford. that takes good
i the new wide doors! isfyingnewkhu
>m to spare! Seating the quietness of
i creased as much as There's hews
>m and inside length that's top good 1
?e low-price field. fort. News in \
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'Jeese went by to tage tar* Hendon
riding Saturday night? ........ 1
iara. tell us more prt
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It seems that .... Helen K. and nej
Sara H. prefer late date's ........ ,.
t b what? .... We bet that Betty
yOl
I^ee and Rachel enjoyed their weekend
at Wake Forest ..... What a
bout It girls?
Wo hear that the members of the
"Two Bit Club really had fun Saturday
night at their welner roast ....
It seems all the boys sure do look
Torwurd to their club meetings on
Saturday nights .... ..
There is too much speaking In
the. world, and almost all of It, Is too
long .... so.... signing off we say:
Just keep ont of our sight
If you hope to keep right.
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at your Ford Dealer'(
bo miMt New* in com?
ralue. And newt in *
ill find easy to take!
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.. CARD OF THANKS .
I wlab, to express by sincere epilation
for the sympathy ana
ldness shown, me during the Hiss
and death of my husband. Maid's
richest blessings rest upon
u all ?
Mrs O. A. Rhea.
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