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The
Kings Mountain Herald I
Established 1889 I
Published Every Thursday
HERALD PUBLISHING HOUSE,
Haywood E. Lynch (
Editor-Manager t
ntered as second class matter a; 1
the Fostoiilce at Kings Mountain. r
N. C.t under tre Act of March .1. '
1879. ' ?
SUBSCRIPTION KATES o
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A weekly newspaper devoted to f
j?e promotion of the general wel
tare and published for the enMgbtmeni.
entertainment and benefit of a
he tltuviii of K'ngs Mountain and
Os vicinity. ),
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Washington
Snapshots
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dispute. t
Actually, of course, airplane pro- t
; -duetlon Is Impeded by the strike ^
But official figures clout reflect that h
tact- v
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What some officials point to as a
much butter illustration is figures -|
showing the number of labor dls- putes
to which the U. S. Conciliation t
Service is having to assign mediator 0
Last September, the Conciliation t
Service asslgnel men to an average -j
of 34 new tabor disputes each week. a
In January, that average rose to 68 t
a week. And in February. the aver- \
age was 82 NEW labor disputes'each
week.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE r
NORTH CAUOUNA.
CLEVELAND COUNTY. 3
Jlavittg qualified a? adminlstia
Irix of the Estate of MiSR Cltissio
Beatt.v, deceaaod, late of Cleveland ''
County. North Carolina, this' js to s
notify all persons having claims a- *
gains the estate df said deceased to
ey.hbit them to the undersigned at
her home in Kings Mountain. North f
Carolina, on or before the 7th day ?
of February. 1942, or this notice wll> "I
be pleaded In bar of their recovery '
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
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This 7th day of February. 1941. t
Mrs. \V. P. Fulton, Administratrix, c
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BUY NOW I
EARLY SPRING CI
SEVERAL MODEL "A
AND OTHER OLD
WILL GO AT ONLY
1933?PLYMOUTH COAi
1935?PLYMOUTH COA
1935?CHEVROLET MAS
1934?CHEVROLET CO;
1935?CHEVROLET CO^
1935?CHEVROLET MA!
1936?CHEVROLET CO J
1937?FORD (60)
1936?FORD COACH
1936?PLYMOUTH SED;
1937?PLYMOUTH COU1
1938?FORD COACH
1938?CHEVROLET CO^
1938?FORD COUPE
1938?PLYMOUTH COA<
1937?CHEVROLET CO;
1940?FORD COACH
Any Reasonable Down P:
Balance Easy Terms.
EXTRA SPECIAL!
1937?Ford 60 H. P.
Good Tires, Spot Light,
To Run
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Here and There .
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Haywood E. Lynch)
Every week, I plan to start wrl
ng this column early so that It wi
te real long, but I always wait unt
he last minute, her* it is late Wei
lesday night, and I have just beget
ieveral of my readers tell me th
inly thing wrong with this pniffl
s that it it Is not long enough, *
ine of these days I am going to g<
tarted on the first thing Monda
norning and maybe by the middl
if the week, I will have the colum
ull.
All of us like to be complimentei
nd I am no exception to the ruli
So here's a few that we hav
icard lately: I met Mrs Week O
nartd in Logan's the other day. an
he sa'd that the weak I was ot
vhete near as gocd. as when I ' ai
the job. ' "hen I waiked out o
he street and met Quin 'Wells, he I
me of our RFD readers. He sal
hat the Herald did not come Thur
lay morning as usual, and it was <
out all he could to to keep .froi
Iriving all the way to Kings Moui
?* ? ? / I n??v ? w as
er he finished reading the pape
le put in on top of the safe In th
litcher. and saved it until Sunda
iihen his married daughters cam
ome. as they all scrambled to rea
he paper from the Best Town i
'he State. Another nice exprtessio
hat, has come to our attention, Ca|
ain O'Farrel told the madam th
nly thing wrong with Lynch's co
imn is that it is just too short
'hanks, Mrs. Ormand, Quinn Weill
nd Capt. O'Farrell, because we d
ry harder when, we know our e
6rts art- appreciated.
Mr. Gu& Mauney was in the offic
ast week and I told him thathe ha
i fine preacher -at his church. M
>us. with a twinkle in his eye. said
It's not a bad trade when you ca
wjj>a ham for a fish."
A. B Cobb has the most unusui
nitials in town, A. B. C. Now
ome one will just come along wit
C. Y. Z. we'll have them all; ;
When Ladd Hamrick does somi
hlng he does it in a big way. He i
in the jury this week, but It's n<
fown. County, or State service. It'
:ederal.
If you don't believe Don Blanto
an spell CAT ask any member ?
he Lions Club. And George Maune
;ertainlv knows the occupations <
lis brother club members, he hs
AND SAVE
fMAHCt SALE
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MODELS 2p5U
CH * $95.00
CH $195.00
5TER $195.00
^CH $185.00
iCH $210.00
STER $225.00
VCH $265.00
$275.00
$295.00 *
\N $295.00
PE $325.00
$395.00
iCH $415.00
$445.00 :
CH $425.00
VCH $425.00
$600.00
ayment Accepted, and
Coach. QC
Ready fDJ|%Fc9
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Phone 138
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I*H? KINGS MOUNTAIN HVRALD. TI
Tom Fulton sized up right when ho
uld ho woo on the WPA, and ha
a won Q4c for hla knowledge.
.The train }>uslrteee ia now euiH->
_ Ing. Jack Arnette of the Center Ser
t- vice aaid that ha counted six trains
II the other tay within 30 minotes. .The
il Stone quarry haa added trcmendousi
ly to the railroad business here.
the way, that new streamlined j
e engine came thru here Tuesday
^ night pulling train number 40. I did
not get to see it, but it created
quite a sensation among those who
le did- v_
"Land of Liberty's'" Cast
j. Of Thousands Includes
s. 139 Famous Hollywood
e Players
d AT DIXIE 26, 27 AND 28
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I ' l.atfd 'if l.llHi ly, tl?> KpeetaruUir '
; !M< ruri" sh?ait>K next WnliiPlday, j
* j Thttrvdm iinl Friday, at' the Dixlo |
I Theat re. hold.* a record. Ac*vml)it <1
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. ..j ? .,11 11. iiymniii lrum i.vuu.nuy
'[ ftfct of- film made available ?>y 112
l?t attire pictures at.d -short subjects
turned out during the pa?i twentyfive
years. It is estimated that the
picture would cost millions of dollars
if it were to be placed in pinduction
today in Hollywood's studios
d Showai originally at the New York
n World's Fair and the San Franescb
Exposition, the Motion Picture Pro^
ducers and Distributors of America
decided to sponsor it as a national
I product All sales profits from this
film wilj b'e' donated to, war emergen J
~ cy welfare work.
' Describing in chronological order
the history of America since the
white man first arrived, up to tho
present, the film includes countless
e historical episodes which includo
j the Declaration of Independence;
r> the war of 1812'; incidents' leading
up to the Civil War; the fight .for j
n Cuba's independence and the build- ]
ing of the Panama Canal; our Declaration
of War on Germany in 1917
il and events which have been of naif
tional importance during the past
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NOTICE OF TOWN ELECTION
The Hoard of Commissioners for
s-4 the Town of Kings Mountain has oris
dcred that an election shali oe held
>* in the Town of Kings Mountain on
' Tuesday, May 6, 1941, for the purpose
of electing one commissioner
from each of the five \\%irds in said
n town and one sch|ol J r us tee for
>f Ward No. 1 for a term of six years
y and it is further ordered that the
>f following shall be the polling places
is for each ward:
- Ward Place
1 No. 1 " City Hall
No. 2 C't'y Hall
No. 2 Phenix Store
No. '4 Kings Mtn. Manufacturing
Co. Store
No. 5 Clevelquld Motor Co.
The registration books shall be
opened at each of these polling pin
ces for four successive Saturdays'
preceding said election beginning on !
Saturday April S. 1941, and closiug t
on Saturday. April 2t>, 1941. from i
seVen o'clock A. M. to seven'o'clock
P. M , for all persons eligible to register
for said election.
The registrars and judges are a9
follows: ?
Ward Registrar Judges
No. 1 C. L. Black Howard Jenkins
J. E. Herndon
No 2 &. A. Crouse T. P. McOill
L.Arnold Klser
No. 3 Boyd Putnam B. A. Smith
,D. C. Paysour
No. 4 W. F. England George White
J. R. Roberts
No. 5 E. L. Campbell B. M. Ormand
E. B. Olive
The polls will open on election
day at each voting place at seven
o'clock, A. M . and will close at six
o'clock, P. M
All candidates, who desire to run
for commissioner or school trustee,
are required to file at least five
days before election, his or her announcement
in writing with the City
Clerk and pay a filing fee of five
dollars ($5.00.)
By order of the Board of Commissioners
for the Town of Kings Moun
tain.
Bright D. Ratterree,
City Clerk.
?adv?aprll 10.
POULTRY
Cash
Truck Wi
PLONK'S
In Kings ]
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March !
The Following Cash
HEAVY BREED HENS
LEGHORN HENS ? p<
ROOSTERS ? pound
Do not feed Poult
R.P.MW
Lincobi
IURSDAY. MARCH 20. 194J
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tew years.
No less than. 30,000 persons appear
i in Its cast, Including 139 stars of
stellar rank. Fifty one Hollywood
i studios contributed scenes to the
picture.
I Among tho stars aeen in the pro|
duction are Don Aineche, George
ATliss, Edward Arnold, John Barrymore
Monel Burrymore Warner Baa
ter, Wallace Beery, George Brent,
Bob Burns, Claudette Colbert,-Gary
Cooper. Bettc Davis. Irene Dunne,
Henry Fonda, Joel McCrea, Frederic
I March. Robert Montgomery. Anna
Nt agle. George Rati, Randolph Scot
James Stewart, Dewis Stone, Margaret
Sol}'.*an. spencer Tracy and
i.orett Young.
The local Chapter of the D. A. R.
Is cooperutltig with Manager David
Cash to make it possible for every
cw to see illis historical picture.
Mr*. Era ik Summer*. President. i i
Aurkiiu with the schools of Kings
Mountain so that every child may
MMaiaMiMMM
ill a body accordtug to Supt U.
tiaiiivl. at the , *p?s i?l price of.&c
each which Manager Cash I* niuk-.
ing to school children.
Most inexperienced desert soldiers
suffer gastric disturbances because
of the great quantities of dust
they arc forced to swallow.
Classified Ads
WANTED: Hoy between 18-21 for ~
regular work. Must furnish reference.
Address E10 Herald, or call
County ' 2104. Gastonia. apr 3p
FOR HEN.T; Furnished rooms. 416
C'Hy Street. Telephone 177-M.
NEW SPRING TAILOR-MADE Sulta
Only $3.00. and $1.50 per week
I>aVes Credit Jewelry, next door
to Imperial Theatre. 2-27-tf
FOR SALE: Colored Card Boars
Herald Office.
LARGE STOCK LOGAN'S GEM
Furniture Polls. Kings Mountain
I Furniture Co. 12-12tf <
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REMEMBER ?On Saturday you get
oue of our delicious Banana Splits
for only 10c. Kings Mountain Drug
Company.
FOR SALE: Good farm mule. L. W.
Mi-Swain, Route 2, Kings Mountain,
N. C. mar 2?p
FOR RENT: New 3-room apartment
$2.50 week, Shelby Road. Pinkie
Randall. mar 27p
OfiMCADit Dinnirc
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Why does Laura Linton
look like a lark ?
BECAUSE she's ?o hoppy with her baking trl.
umphs since the started using RUMf O*0 Poking
Powder. RUMFORO contains no alum . . . never
leovee a bitter taste. ftfC. Sand for NEW booklot
containing .dozont of bright idaos to improve
V?ur baking. Addressi Romford baking Powder
*om K. Romford Rhode Island
mggneimiium
CALL OR SEE
KENNON BLANTON
At Terminal Ser. Station
PHONE NO. 10
STERCHI BROS.'
Representative ^
in Kings Mountain ;;
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Territory ;;
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WANTED I
Paid
ill Load At
5 store
Mountain
8:00 until 12:00 o'clock
22,1041
Prices Will Be Paid
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1?pound 15c
rand * 12c
.... 8c ::
try on day of sale
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GOLDEN GUERNSEY IS QUALITY MILK ?
Golden Guernsey Milk is of high quality. By that
is meant that it is richer in- all the factors that
make milk a highly desirable food, and a delicious,
body-building beverage for growing children,
infants, and grown-ups. Golden Guernsey \
Milk has 4.60 percent or more butterfat (legal
standard about 3.50 percent) and more of the
solids.
Archdale Farms
Phone 2405 i
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IF YOU NEED MONEY?
It Makes Sense To "j
Borrow From Us
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i^uick connaentiai loans tor every
personal need. Monthy repaymets.
Signature or collateral. Come in for
further information.
First National Bank
2 PERCENT PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
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NEW- WAY LAUNDRY
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Gastonia's Oldest, Largest and Best '
Branch Office 292-294 West Main Ave.
J no. R. Rankin, Pres. Jas. W. Rankin, Sect
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Phones 166 and 844 Gastonia, N. C. 1