BY WAY OF MENTION
(By Lois Bcutty)
Mi*s. W. W. Reynolds hud uh hei
guests for the week-end her son's
Messrs John and Robert Reynold;
of Port Jackson and Fort Bragg.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Alexandei
J and children and Mr. Oble Fostei
spent the past week-end at Myrth
lteach. *
Mr. Ray Foster spent the pus
week-end tu Union with his mother
Mrs. H. O. Foster. His mother re
turned home With liini.
Mr. ;TT* Slftff. Forest ilouscr am
| children. Mr. untl Mrs. Lloyd ilous
er and \fr. Curtis Houshi- all ol
Washington. J). C'? * are spending
i their vacation with their parents
. Mr. and Mrs. 1"). II.. JHouser.
Mrs.' llert Hartsoe .had us hei
guest for the (Kist week-end her sot
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FOR SALE: ltri''k Home with Iui;k?
1 shady .lot .near Central . School
' Phone 225 tf
PEACHES WILL BEGIN TC
ripen between July 15 and 20
tieorgiu Bells. Klbertas, Champ
lotis, Sliippy's. Indians. Peache)
are fine this year. 00c per bushe
I Here in tjie orchards. Apples am
,Grapes later. Close Tryon Hlgl
B^hool. N. L. jllot^er. Bessemei
City, N. C. July IT.
WANTED: One to three room apar
ment, down stairs, with prtvat<
. entrance. Call Herald Office.
July 17.
WILL PAY HIGHEST MARKE1
prices for Wheat, Corn, uud Oats
or will exchange Flour, Feed
Meal for them. Phone 2-3165, In
I terstate Milling Co., Charlotte
N. C. uug lc
REFINISH1NG Furniture., Uphol
storing and Tufftiug a Specialty.
Phone 238-K for Estimates. ind-<
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REGULAR 25c BANANA SPLI1
for only 15c Saturday Only. Kingi
Mountain Drug Store .
LAKE MONTONIA LOT FOR SALE
J. R. Davis, Kings Mountain, N
C. tf.
CALL OR SEE
Kennon Blanton
At Terminal Ser. Station
PHONE No. 10
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Representative
in Kings Mountain
Territory
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i Mr. Aaron Hartaoe of Kort Jackson, ii
Mrs. A. E. Cliue had as her guests
for the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Earl
1 Jennings and children of Columbia. '
r S. and MJfc and Mrs. William '
Shane of Keading, Pa.
i | Mr. aud Mrs. J. E. Rhodes have
as their guests their son, Mr. John I
rj Khodos and family of Monty Valley i
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Mesdames Hay Foster, C!. W.
^ 1 Hord. Crowder Ware and Robert
Smith spent the past week with '
' the fonnfcifs sitter, Mrs. William
Jenkins of Johnson City, fenn.
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1 Mr. aud Mrs. W. K. White had as
their guests tor the feast wteK-enn t
f their sons. Messrs Paul and . Jolin j
C Floyd, from Ft. Jucksou and Fort ;
, IJragg. 1
Mr. Martin Wilson. Jr.. returned
home Sunday after having spent '
! the past week With relatives i:i 1
..Newton.
Mr. and Mrs. Cordon Realty oi
Dallas spent the past weekend with '
Mr, and Mrs. jl). H. Houser. 1
Friends <i>f Miss Gloria Uawl.es'.
are glad to know that she is im
proving nicely at her home after an '
, operation for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs: H. J. Mcintosh and <
daughter Bonnie, and Miss Gaelic :
Gladden returned home Sunday after
having spent the past week with f
, relatives of Marshall. (
I Miss Katie Connor of Forest City
, is visiting Mrs. Minnie fashion. !
! Mr. and Mrs. John Maunev spent
the past week-end at Myttle Heach. ,
Mr. C. VV. Hullgnder was given a
surprise birthday dinner .Sunday.
' Out of town guests included Mr. .
] and Mrs. Kicliurd- Barnes of M'u-j ,
I reus. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hullender
| of Chester. Mr. and Mrs. J. D.'dlul- ,
I lender of New Bern. Mis. Odcii (
| I>ong and children and Mr., and Mrs |
| dluey Sanders, all of Charlotte .and
-Mr. and Mrs. Buey Huberts <>f Cher
iyville. .-!
Mr. and Mrs. \V. F. Styers had (
J I as their guests for the week-end,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl l.ewis of Gaston.:ia
Friends of Master Harold Kng'
I land are glad to know that he is iiu (
I proving nicely at City Hospital in
) I (Jastonia after an appendicitis op- j
i# oration. 1 ... I
. Miss Grace Hepsley spent the! (
, past weekend with her sister. Mrs.
j Nell Alexander of Rotfk Hill.
! Mr. Jerome Falls, for many years
, a well knowrr citizen of this com.
munity, who- moved to Chase City.
Va:, several years ago, died there
. July 3rd.
' Mr. and Mrs. Roy ]*;dford of Rich
?' inond. Va.. spent the past week-end
with Hie former's mother. Mrs. Will
Lodford.
p Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lackey had as
their guests for the week-end Mrs. j
' L. W. Turner and children of BurlKEEP
YOUR SHOES
SHINED
[ They not only look better
but Last Longer
Comfortable Seats
Foster's
SHOE AND
BICYCLE SERVICE
Phone 154
|' ^i!T!r,Your"l,Eyles^*a3ned7""l
masses Fitted
?By?
DR. D. M. MORRISON
Optometrist Eye 8peclaHst
" Will be In Kings Mountain Office
on Every Tuesday and Friday
afternoons. Hours 1 P. M. to
6 P. M.
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tgton.
Rev. C. C. Parker and daughters
Mrs. Ada Cuthbertsdu and Mis!
Jewell Parker went' to Winston
Salem Friday to see their wife anil
mother, who is a patient in the Bail
list Hospital. there.
Mr. and ,Mrs. " Howard Jenkiti'
had as their guest fnr the past week
t'lid their son, Mr. William Jenkins
)t Washington,^ I)., t'.
.Misses Lorene Hartsoe and Pearl
Itevnolds spent the past week-end
n Charlotte visiting j-elatlves.
Mr." Harold (llonl of Fort Bragg
'pent the past week-end with his
nother, Mrs. G. \V. Hord.
Mi and Mrs. J, K. Rhodes ha:l as
heir guests for' the -week end the
ormer's .sister. Mrs Annie Plyler
ind Mrs. Georgie- Plyler all of Char
otte.
Miss l.orene Ijaitspe had as her
tuet'.s Sunday -Mrs. Blanche Falls
md children of t'herryvile.
Mr. and Mrs. dames Houser and
firs, ,l>. 11. Houser spent Sunday af
eriioon visiting relatives jn New(til
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Mr. William. Hippy of .! '<>rt Jackton
spent the past week with
lis parents. *
Mr. ami Mrs. 1*. N. Loran and
hildren spent tile past week-end at
ilyrtle Tleaeli.
Morth Carolina,
Cleveland County.
In The Superior Court
3. C. Ham rick. Plaiutift
Vs.
Haggle Jiamrick. ,Defendant.
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
The above named defendant will
:ake notice that, an action for dt,-orce
qn the grounds of two. years
iepaiation has been commenced in
lite Superior Court of Cleveland
.'aunty. North Carolina; Said defendant
will further take notice that
sne is required lo appear and ans
tvcr ill ilie office ot' the Clerk of Su
period Court of Said Comity in the
Court House at Shelby. North Caw
[Sua. oil the 3rd day of August
1941, or within the time thereaftei
.Mowed by law. or tile Plaintiff will
apply; to the Court for the reliel
demanded in said complaint:
Tills the 3rd day of July. 1941".
E. A. Houser, Jr.
Clerk of Superior Court.
Gerald B. Goforth, Attorney
Por Plaintiff. ?adv?July 31.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Haying qualified as administratoi
for the estate of Miss Lottie; Gofor
ill. deceased, with her will annexed
all persons having claims against
her estate will please file same pro
pery verified on or before June 4th
1942, or this notice will be pleadec
in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said es
state will .'please niakn imiuediaU
payment.
This the 3rd day of June. 1941.
A. H. Patterson.
Administrator, eta.
?adv?July 10
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THUnepAY, JUL.Y 10, 1941
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
, North Carolina,
> Cleveland County.
Alien E. Kayssoux, Plaintiff,
1 1 Vs.
1 Mabel. Kayssoux, Defendant.
The defendant. Mabel Faysacui?
1 will take notice lhat an action entitled
.as above has been eointneneed'
in the Superior Court of Cleveland
County. N. (*., to obtain a dlvOice
absolute; ai;d the said defendant
will further take notice that
she is required to appear at the
oeiec of the; Clerk of the-Superior
Court of Cleveland County at . the
Court House in Shelby. -N. C. on or
before the 26th day of July. 1941.
and answer or demur 10 the complain'
in said action, or the plain
tie will apply to the court for -the'
ieli<f demanded in the complaint.
This the 25th tiny 'of Jync, 1941.
Max ilamrick.
.Deputy Clerk of Soperior Court
Jos. M. Wright, Atty. ?July 17.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
llaviny qualified as administra
tors for K. Putnam, late of Cleve
himi Cfimiiv v 1' ii?io ~
V .. *! ??> in i*j IIUlHy
all persons ~ having claims uguinttL
said estate to file same properly ver
ified with the undersigned on or be
fore July 2nd. 15142. or this notice :
will be pleaded in bar of any recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payments. '
This''the 1st day of. July, '1941.
Landrum FutJktn,
M. C. Putnam,
Administrators.
| j. 11. liavis, Atty. ?adv?7-24
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KENNON BLANTON
_ At Terminal Ser. StatJbn
PHONE NO. 10
STERCHI BROS.'
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Representative
in Kings Mountain
Territory
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