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City Schools Yearly
Honor Roll 1940-41
Central Primary
First k rude: Phylii's Ware, Kuy 1
Hope. Peggy LiUlejOht). Alfred Tate
Charles Muautiey, Hetty llurton, v.
Itarbaru Jean tlault., Jacqueline *
Jtord, Joan Mauncy.
Second -Grade: lOeliarx . (Joins, ^
fiene Muuney, lJobbyl (lene Moore*. ,
Jtarry Dean Short*, Harvey Hulleir ?
ler, Dorothy Cook. Juanita (Junuells
Jean Lyn.rh. Pattey Ptyrlsh*, Pair
join Prlule*. t'ozetbe . Walker,
ADius tli'eeiie. Wlllard Ppcdiurch.
, - Third grade: Millie' Sue (lutes,
Harvey lily Humrick. . ,
Central Giammar Grade
(irade Four: Ptysy Ann Arthur, 2
Margy Lou ,l)i< key. Martha Ann Cox
Peggy' Anne Mauney. Jail Iteynolds
William (jene Amos . Williac- Maun
ey Herudon. Carl Ihiman Mauney,
Hilton Lamar Jtntli. Samuel Geile
Ware*, George Hunter . WarHek,
Iris Falls. Charlotte Jenkins*.
Grade Five: Colleen Palls', Prank
SumiperB, Alda Jean Davis. Frances
Cieorge*.
tirade Six: Hetty Hold. Annie
Kate Maloney, Shirley Spivoy, Mar
, garet Williams.
(jrailv Sevt'ii:" Kmelyu * Gillespie.
. J can Hard, Pauline Murray*. Sran- ,
e? Summers. Avis Warllck*
High School <
Grade eight: Virginia Summers.
Grade Nine; Golden Barrett. Mar
gits Barrett. Billy Kennedy, Rutjy
Moss*. Mhlcolm Pattersqn, Coyte'
Payseur.
Grade Ten: George Baltimore,
Kurman Wilson.
Grade Kleven: Krnest Mauney. <
Hetty Patrick. Doris White, Juanita
McSwaili," Hoy Smith, Billy Throneburg*.
Post Graduates
Sybil Davis, Juanita Hudspeth,
Kay Moss, Virginia Rollins, Patricia
vvhte. '
East School
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Kirst Grade: Jean Bivena*. Peggy
Jane Ross, Johnny Kiser. Ver- "
non Ocensby.
Second Grade: ' Jack Bennett'sfiorne
Boss. .
Third Grade: Betty Hark. >
1 Fourth O railo- .llnrothv I'arnen
tor. Charcle Cook. Shirley Moffett,
Bobbie . Jean Spencer. V . -j 1
Sixth Grade: Ruth Clark. Mary'
Prances Payne* i j
West School
Grade Two: Charles Anna Logan,
Itororlty .MoCarter. Donald Patteryon.
Jake Hord, Jr.*
Grade Three: Iris Patterson, Billy.
Falls, Shirley Arthur. . ,
Grade Five: Myrtle Murray.
Grade Six: Bobby Ledbetter. Nor _
man M.Gill, Johnny Plonk. 1
Boll Weevil Threat Is
Great Tnis Year
"Total preparedness" to contiol
tin boll weevils Is recommended to
cotton farmers by J. O. Howell. Kxtension
entomologist of N. C. Stat?
t'ollfgc. lie reports that large num
l>ers of weevils survived the coin-'
paratively mild winter of 194<Ml j
and emerged from hibernation Wilis i. spring.
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are indications that wee
vils will be more numerous this
year than during any recent year,
Rowcll says.' The Bureau of ''Kntomology
and. Plant Quarantine of the
It S.. Department of Agriculture ,
keeps a fairly close check on weevU?s
thru tho iisp nf hlhornat Inn
traps. ,
Examining hibernation traps at j
Florence. S. C.. the Federal agency
found survival of weevils at the rato
of 1,960 per acre, nearly 12 times
the number found In 1940. At Tal?
lulah, La., 81 percent of the wee- j
vils placed in' traps last fall were ?
aive this spring. ] '
Where the cotton grower intends
to follow a complete control program,
" Rowel) recommends early
or prc-square poisoning with a II--,
quid mixture which is applied with t
mops. He urges.. however, that tho
first application of the poison be
delayed until weevils occur in .the
ffield at the. rate of 30 or more per
here, or one weevil to fiftO plants.
Pv?vsqtiare poison tveat meilt 4
sliouId lie started as soon as squares
begin to form. the Extension l
specialist said. This is usually
when the plants are five to six
inches high, and before the squares
arc large enough for the, weevils
to puncture. When the squares have
developed to a size large enough for
the weevils to feed oo and lay eggs
, in. presquare poison applications
should cease.
Howell .says pro-square poisoning *
alone should not be relied unon to
entirely control boll weevts. Many
weevils reach the field after the
pro-squnre poisonitijr period has ^
passed. Post-ssquare dusting "With
calcium arsenate is necessary to
control late iieevils. '
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THE KING6
An Invit
\.n Invitation to All Our Cusomers
and Friends in Kings
Mountain and Cleveland
County
W'e Appreciate Your Business
ind Have What You Want at
the Right Prices.
THE BUCKEYE COTTON
OIL COMPANY
SHELBY BRANCH
EDWARD WILSON, MGR.
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TO FURNISH A HOME
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STERCHI BROS., INC.
See Our Local Representative
for all your Furniture Needs
Kennon Blanton, Local Rep.
Telephone 10
PENDLETON'S IVfUSIC
STORE
Cleveland County's Only Music
Store Carrying a Full Line of
Pianos and All Small Musical
Instruments
Refrigerators . . . Electric
Ganges and Washing Machines
l OUR BUSINESS IS GREATLY
VALUED WITH USGULF
REFINING CO.
H. R. Royster, Distributor
>. LaFayette Phone 25
GULF GAS HAS THAT
SMOOTH FLOATING
POWER
Always Dependable
n Shelby ....
ITS COHEN'S I
. . . For Unbeatable Values I
)nly Standard Advertised Mer- I
chandise Sold By Us
Manhattan Shirts, Curlee
Clothes, Friendly Five and I
7lorsheim Shoes for Mfen. Red I
Cross Shoes for Ladies,
n fact . . . anything good you'll I
Find at Cohen's
Walgreen System Store
CLEVELAND DRUG CO.
svhich means we have the wide
range of goods and the "Extreme
I/)w Prices that you will
ind ^n the famous nation-wide
system of Walgreen Stores.
iVe compound your prescripions
just as the doctor orders.
Phone 65
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MOUNTAIN HERALD THURSDAY, JULY 10,
ation To
?WHEN YOU CAN'T FI
Also an expression of appreciati*
Shelby. The following firms of S
customers and friends in Kings 1
ty for the business given them a
the future when visiting in SI
located for all sections of Clevela
lievc wholeheartedly in trad in
CHANTS and solicit your busi n<
which you wish to buy can't be 1
?Keep This Page For Y
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A. BLANTON GROCERY CO.
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W. Marion ' Phone 53
Wholesale
Everything in the Grocery1 ;
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Call Us For Good Service
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BELK-STEVENS CO.
Shelby's Shopping Center
See Our New Line of
Merchandise For Quality,
Style and Price
Welcome to Our Store
221 S. LaFayette St.
Buying; or Trading Cars?
Get money from us to pay cash
difference; in trading for or
buying another car you can get
- a better deal by paying cash.
Auto Loans & Refinancing
Prompt, Courteous Service
Reasonable Rates
Loans for that much needed
Vacation
M. & J. FINANCE
CORPORATION
Phone 413-414 Shelby, N. C.
The County's Safest Dairy
Products
From Cleveland County's
Finest Herd
All our Products are Approved
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Grade A
"Extra Care Makes Them
Extra Good"
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CAROLINA DAIRY, INC.
Phone 125 Shelby, N. C.
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A. V. WRAY & 6 SONS
Complete Outfitters
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For The Entire Family
Quality Merchandise
For a Quarter of a Century
4 S. LaFayette Phone 1
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N>D IT AT HOME?
oh from Leading Firms of
Shelby wish to thank - their
Mountain and Cleveland Coun
nd. invite your patronage in
hslby. They are conveniently!
ind Cpunty. These firms beg
with HOME TOWN MERjss
ONLY when the things
Vninrl in vmir -own
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our Future Guide?
SHELBY SUPPLY CO.
3VDC11 Supplies . * . Hardware
We Wholesale and Retail
See Us For Quick Service
Prices Always In Line
Phone 121 N. LaFayette St.
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DOUBLE COLA
A Great Drink and A Mighty
Flavor
12 Fl. Oz. 5c
DOUBLE COLA
DISTRIBUTING CO.
" Phone 237
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SHELBY
Deposits Insured By The Federal
Deposits Insurance Corp.
$5,000 Maximum Insurance for
Each Depositor
TILLMAN'S
Shelby's Most Mlodem OneStop
Service Station
Catering to particular motorists
. . . local and transient. Expert
service on all cars and
nAmmomiol AouiiViMAnt
VVIIMUV1V1?I VVJUipillVIUi
Firestone Tires, Texaco
Products
We Do Retreading. Let Us
Save You.
50 to 60 Percent.
E. Marion St. Phone 804
WHEN WE SAY ....
Complete Wreck Rebuilding we
mean every operation that is
necessary to get wrecked cars
back into use .. . For we do the
wood, trlass. metal, naint: iin
r r ^ W m V T
holstery work and frame
straightening.
SHERER & FOGLE
Paint and Body Works
De Soto Plymouth
North Morgan St. Phone 155
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and
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Real Estate
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Phone 658
112 N. LaFayette Street
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THE SHELBY HOSPITAL
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Grover St. Phone 486
AN INSTITUTION
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DEDICATED TO SERVICE
AREY OIL CO.
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W. G. Arey Ed Honeycutt
Distributors
S. Morgan St. Phone 764
We Appreciate Business from
Kings Mountain Territory
"YOU ARE ALWAYS
WELCOME"
MAXWELL-MORRIS &
KENNEDY
"Shelby's Leading Furniture
Store" ' i
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Philco Radios Frigidaires
S. LaFayette St. Phone 788
Drink
NEHI ORANGE
A True Fruit Rpvpraom
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Drink RC Cola
In All Popular Flavors
"Twice As Good?Twice As
Much"
SHELBY NEH1 BOTTLING;
COMfPANY
CAMPBELL DEPARTMENT
STORE
Wholesale and Retail
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tt f sen ury uooos, iteady-towear,
Shoes, Groceries, Hard'
ware and Builders Supplies,
Furniture, Hefriterators,
Radios
Your Visit Always Appreciated
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