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!' ' , - * . " : > t ' - . ' '* " ; ' . x f ' / ' *i Mural Now ( Of Post Offi( . ' ^ i' * .* . * ' 1 Patrons of the Kings Mouutalu' Post Olficti are invited by Postmaster \V. K. Blakely to inspet the inu?ul on the wall which was installed A1outlay by Ml?s Verona Burkhead siitst. of New Jersey. The Oil paint j/bts on rah vast* cost approximately 471)0 unit according to Miss Burk lard -depicts, ''The meeting of, the , ~7 tli add 7tst regiment of British' soldiers augmented by various oth- j. ?nr units. in.ciudflTk detachments o! Tmies. under The famous "Major Pat ' i n k Korgitsoit; mid volunteer con > flhoiitul troops "T.hese continental troops were I from the CuroHnas -and Vi.giuia. especially North Carolina. . "The battle of Kings Modiilai'i I which. resulted was fougiit on OctoHer 7 17X0. The .British force was! s rfronndeil ami caught in* a surprise , r iick wliicli forced them to make, t final staiiiT alfflig the rocky ridges rippi-ouching Kings Mountain. "Dining the fighting a suhordinale frttisii officer, Captain DePeyster . Ktemptcd "to surrender but Major >. feiKUspii cut down the flag of truce with .his broken sword. | "This is the specific incident in Mil'1 battle which' serves as a subject tin the m;iral. It will be noted tintt. m the. painting ,tlic Major holds liis * voi d in"tHs le."M?anrt. ?? ills right mrm was rendered useless by a 1 would received, two years before, jili; is also wearing a checked dust\r which v.;?> frriiblt. This mark- ( itii hint ihit to the Coiiline'ntul sol- > 41. is. | ".Shortly after litis incident Major Ferguso.ti was killed a iul the British surrendered-, j "The lialtlelasted a little over an Mottr, it was fierce and dramatic I nil the victory tremendously Ira ^ortant to the - American c^uefe. 11 was one of (he main reasons for the suhsoriuont surrender of Corn* , To General Fasliriiigtou." In paiiiTlng the mural the . artist tried to produce-as vi%M and exclaim a design as possible at thesame lir/ie keeping In mind the historical and iechnic{fT~fictail. Knowledge of those details was *fcaned "by the artist through considerable "research among many accounts. of the fig III which did not .dfways agree at all points. 6?Si Jimt-cWKKM itll DIMONSTRATION "I cta't tell yon how thrilled I em with th? performance, labor saving featurea, and beauty of my new NESCO Kerosene Range. "Before you buy. InaUt on seeing these new N ESC OS demonstrated and V learn about their many convenience : featurea and their fine rooking and baking qualities. You'll find juat the model to fit your Individual needa." j . Simplified Operation ''The large, scientifically designed , oven hna t> reliable heat indicator and - w frilly insulated with efficient glass I wool. Fuel tanlra arc cuaiiy acceaathlo s i and powerful burners provide ioatent heat in various desired degree*. "There's an enclosed stora ge apace for idle utensils and a removable burner tray that keeps the stove and floor clean without back-breaking drudgery. Staggered burners allow me to use 3 large utensils at the same lima and the convenient table top provides rauclt needed extra working apace." Declare a houseuihv's holiday and hurry ilotvn to see the nc%? NESCO 3 i'anyu at your dealer todayt | - jmjp; I VMHIWIWWVVIMVVMMPV BSti2S^2SS?Lii3 m. ' -% < ' Bp ' ' ** BS -.". 5 C- ... > I K ?^1^' ' >;teTii* K- ' . V 3n Wall :e " 1 ? ?- - - ? Miss Verona Burkhard liven the winter In New York City whei she has been engaged In patntir mural under Frank Mechan, Dire tor or Art of Columbia University She spends her summers In W oming painting. PreviOuS'To fu"ln she has .execut' murals for the Powell. Wyo., V. t and the Deer Lodge. Mont.. P. C and has-Just been awarded fot murals for * tlie Naturalization an Immigration Pudding in l*os Angc es. Calif. "Hfttsf mural eoThpetltior a rr "spoilstTTTfl by the Section t Fine Arts.. PuUTic Hiiildings Admli istration iFi WafclfTngton. D. C. Miss Uurkh?ad has exhibited i most of the group exhibitions ,thr out the country ami has won award at the Denver Museum of Art. Fin in oil painting at the Montelalr. I J. Museum and tho First Julius Ha garter prize at the National Aea ' my of Design in New York City. SECOND REGISTRATION For All Men Of Noi'. 4 and 5 Townships '.? Who Have Become 21 Since Out. 16. 1940 City Hall 7 A. M. to 9 P. M. . r\ings mountain, in. \j. Mrs. (ii'iifin Reports On Atlantic City 1'rip , ATter <i most enjoyable- pictui show of flower arrangements pr< settled by George Ware o fthn Cot Cola Co.. members of the Woman Club assembled -for" their month] meeting last Friday afternoon bear Mrs. K.' W. Griffin give the hig lights of her trip to Atlantic Clt la May. ? Mrs. Urifl'in has the-"-distinction < having .done the host Safety Wor of all the .State Safety Chairmen i the U. S. A., and during the raee big of the General Federation c Wonuins Clubs (in Atlantic Cit) she wuh publicly honored for her u usual service in this line of ,worl In her report she mentioned btlefl the magnificent pageant depictin fifty years of club work in the Fe< elation, the outstanding speaker who addressed the meeting, the p; luile of the Junior Presidents, th ice carnival, the black-outs in tl city during a Defense program', an the election of a new presiden Mrs. Whitetiurst. and a new trea urer, Mrs. it. H. UUHani from No th Carolina. Mrs. Griffin was espet tally impressed by the enthusiast and perpetual youth of this itnme se body of women, who represei the highest type' of American wc men citizens and home-makers. Ii our country today. Wednesffflyi"June was set . asid as a clean-up day for ihe Clu .House with Mesdames F. K. Fiug'ei Haywood *E. Uynch and Ed Cami bell in cTfurge of the work. Park Drive-Way R/k'/.^fr villl'f Q DGf? > uuiiavvu Several pieces of constructio work have been carried 'on at th Kings Mountain National' Milftai Park during the past three year Probablv none oT these works wl have a more important first-effei on the. visitors Than what is nowb ing prosecuted. This is the bitutt nous surfacing of the main pai drive. Up to the present date visitors i to this national military park hat been subjected to bumpy and mudd roads, or bumpy and dusty road The end of these annoying cont tlons is now in sight. Work is now iu progress reshn ing the main park drive by the OC Boys front Camp Patrick Verguso under I he supervision of The N tional I'ark Service., that branch The Department of the Inter! Which artinTnisters all the nation parks of the United States. Tb work comprehends scarifying, r shaping, and rolling the road. A considerable length of tb main park drive is now harricndi ) off from traffic. Hie entire road w | probably be barricaded by June 1 This has no effect, however, on t tering the Recreational Pemonsti ' tion Area from highway NC-SC-1 Tills road is still open to the publ i COUNTY UNION MEET8 The Cleveland County Young P< nUI. lt..'UH W_i J _ l_l |imi< i iitun ihhti> rnuay uihi June 20, at ft: 00 o'clock at Rehobe Church. Cars will leave Centr -Methodist Church at 7:00 o'clock. Oh.Ohl y Wrong Way! (JOAX In CvstomersWith A WERTISU \7u S acked h? CV?od Sn- a-: eel i v / 1 THE KJHN'QS MOUNTAIN HERA1 GUERNSEYS SOLO | The American Guernsey Cattle Club. Peterborough. N H? reports the sale of a registered Guernsey bulyy by Montgomery and Crawford Inc., to P.. M. Neisler of Kings Mountain, ft. C. . This c animal Is In Quail Roost Maxim's llollanoe e 2:13383 ! tg M. D. McNaughton. of Henderson c- vllle, N. C,, hns purchased a Guernsey trow from P. M. Neisler of Kings y- Mountain. This anlntat is Dorthy of. Haxelwood's Augustus 537281. sd Wayne Craft of Cherryvllle, N. C.' 0. has purchased a Guernsey cow from F. M. Neisler. Kings Mountain. This ir aiiitnnl is Archdale'a Prince's Rose id 522733. j i ?1 '*' Class of '40 To Have a. . Banquet-Dance , . j |U The Class of '40 has come forth 1 u. with a most propitious idea about a [H reunion. They decided to have a ban 8t quet In tlje basement of the Wo llMYEF I JUNE A: JULY p? Despite Soaring Pri< Bought Before Price Make Room For Ne h y Prices Are t n' Ready-to 8 m m. m ill Wear e SECOND FLOOR 1(1 i _ Dresses ? I Q. at Silks, Chambrays, Seersi a ers and Sheers? $2.98 to $7.5 >COTTON DRESSES Voiles, Prints, and Dimil 98c to $2.5 2 Children's J. DRESSES and PLAY k SUITS Ia : 98c to $1.9 It^ i , Ladies* ?*. SLACK SUITS ti\ PAJAMAS fs SLIPS e| UNDIES S HOSIERY in 17 . ?????? ? Cotton Goo ic. i One lot of Broad One "> cloth and Prints Squa ? 3 Yards for {Wor With $1.00 I i Purchase Myei Dress Shoppe I 9 > ' 1- . - ' - *?'? ''T L^THURftDAY. JUNK 1*. 1HL man's CWb Hoair at 7:00 P. M.Wtiday, June 27, followed by a dancu on the main floor at t:M P. M. | All members of Classes '3C thru '41 are Invited to tbe dance, which Is to be a gala occasion for the younger set. Outsldets may be Invited by metribers of tbe Class. I A meeting of the Clans of '40 will * be held at 0:30 <1*. M. Friday, June ' 20. on the school house steps to make final pinna for tHe reunion. Members of the Class of '40 are asked to pay dues to Jumes Amos | or Tiudall by Saturday. The Class of '40 Invites Members of Classes '36 through '41 to u dance Friday night, June 27. 1941 at eight o'clock Woman's Club House, l' liOcal Gill Graduates Cullowhee. June 17.? t Special).? Of the 123 graduates vfio received' their bachelor of science degrees at the 62nd commencement of Wesin ND Q u :es We are Offering Rare s Began To Advance. We , w Fall Merchandise. You ues You May Never See Advancing Daili Men's & I SLACK SUITS | Slub weave, broad rlnth fftp men a Mil boys? [ $1.98 Silk and Irish Pop tick lin SLACK SUITS 15 $2.98 to jg. $5.95 'O Small Boys' SLACK SUITS 98c to I d?i AO 18 gi.^o _ Men's and Boys* SUMMER PANTS 98c to $3.88 ds Will Be M Lot 80- Onelot Bati re Prints. Dimity and 1 th 25c yard les. 25c value oday's mar- Yards? 3 yds. 48c 48c rs' Depa -2nd Floor - " . f</; 1 'II.1 'I tern Carolina Teachers College, one of them was from Kings Mountain. Mtaa Pauline Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright of' Kings Mountain, took her major In French and her minor In English. Before t\>ralng to Cullodhee. Miss Wright attended Mars Hill College. At Western Carolina T<|.chers College. Miss Wright was vice-president and later president of Young Woman's Auxiliary, a member ot Alpha Phi Sigma honorary sorority, a member* of the Baptist Student Union Council. International StuIhaVnodWdioed, O, BUSINESS PECI Values in Summer Merchai Are Selling It At The Old Pr Can. SAVE By Buying NO\\ Again Soon. 1. Some Quant Soys' Wear Men's and Youth's SPORT COATS I1 $7.95 and $10.00 * Values? $6.95 & $8.95 ^ On One lot young MEN'S SUITS w tOnly a few. left. $14,50 value? $9.95 . {Save your Traije ?n - iSlips. With every nll $1.00 you get a vai iPiece of gaaraniteed Chinaware, ( value up to $1.00 ( fnr am 1 ir V???/ OHM 8c ? Men's and Boys' | . SPORT SHIRTS .J 19c to ? 98c " uch Higher ~ ? v Bu ste, Gabardines, Hi IToi- Wash Silks and A . 3 {Shantungs. 50c \ value. 8 Yards f(* A 4 AA | $1.UU I Ch ??? irtment I [-. Kings M< 3S5HSSBSSSSS5" I ' . tj-. f ' '*- .j8s 1 : ' ?V.' ' ' MrJt "HrV,/: "i .*y' /'?S? A jl. Ail.'fvV-' , . * v; *; yfx?$Si * *, dents' 8oclaty, Future Teachers oP America, dramatics Club, and Rifle -v Club. She served also as * Sunday School Teacher, way a Baptist Stu dent Union Offlrur, aud was a sen-. lor chaperon. DON'T BE BOSSED BY YOU* LAXATIVE-ftcucvK rnmasmastmamamas aMaam i^mmaimaa aaiass CONSTIPATION THIS MODMN WAY When you feel gassy, headachy, logy , due to ctogged-up bowels, do as milliona I do?take Feen-A-Mint at bedtimo. Next (morning ? thorough, comfortable relief, helping you start the day hill of your normal energy and pep, feeling like a million! Keen-A-Mint doesn't disturb , your night*s met or Interfere with work the next day. Try Feen-A-Mint, the chewing gum laxative, your?M It tastes good, ife handy and economical. ..a family supply costs only i FEEN-A-MINT ??I??MBl ? . ALS ndise for this Event, ice and Cheaper, To r. Stack Up On Valities Limited r.n . ' ?. summer 'ootwear Misses* and Women's SANDALS 97c pair ie lot Misses' and Woit's White and Two-Tone LFORDS and LOAFERS $2.00 value $1.45 pair One Lot Ladies' LFORDS STRAPS AND PUMPS tiite and two-tone. Odd mbers and sizes. $3.00 fue?. (1.98 Dair ? Men's Ventilated X FORDS and STRAP SANDALS $1.98 pair One Lot Men's DRESS OXFORDS Id sizes and styles* $3.50 $4.00 values? $2.98 pair Men's New Fall " "WORK SHOES ly Your Fall Shoes Now. ey will be higher. 1.98to$3.50 h* swim suns - ' , 1 ildren's, Men's Ladies' 4SC tO 91<98 Store I rantain, N. C. I l-L .LU .U.I I ?ill am. '** ; '< *xv V*. ' ' . - - *' N' . <vV.
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