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Church News
** > Boyce Memorial
A. R. P. Church
E. N. ttaird, Miulater.
10:00 A. M. Bible School, J. K.
Gamble, Sun rlntendent .
11130 A. M. Morning Worship and
Pennon: AiPRON STRINGS.
3: So P. M. Junior Christian Union
MUs Elizabeth Anthouy, I^etider. j
15 P. M. Intermediate Christian
colon. / a
7:10 P. M. Young People's Christian
Union. k . . j
8:00 P. M. Evening WorsblA and
? Penmon. NESflfti'HR RICH NOR
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8:00 P. M. Wednesday Evening
Prayer Meeting.
Presbyterian Church
Rev. P I) Pn'rick Ps-toi
9:46 A. M. Sunday School.
Mr. C. K. Thomaseon. Supt.
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship
wn-*mwu wuojm; on?ur-jB8i\uU. J
C:30 P. M. Sunday School at d>ix?/r.
School, Mr. J. G. Dgdr^acott. Supt
7t00 P. M. Youiig Peoples Vespers
8:00 P. M. Evening Worship
Sermon subject: "Then twid I;
$lere am I. Send Me."
Monday 7 P. M. Hoy Stouts, Troop
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NO HUNTING?SPECIAL NOTICE
II have my three farms under Wild
XAfe Reserve, therefore do huntins
or fishing will be allowed.
Luther R. McSwaln 2tp.
TRESPASS NOTICES on sale at
The Herald Office.
* FOR RENT: 3 room apartment,
619 Eaet King st. 9-ll-3tp.
STUDENTS AND TJEACH ER8:
Special rate of $1 for nine mouths
subscription to Herald. Mailed
anywhere.
FOR SALE CHEAP: Si* foot O. E.
Rofrlwed-Uor. 3-ynav guajoovtoe.
rnonv so. s-s-irc.
FOR SALE: Brick Homo with large
shady lot ,uear Central School. |
Phone 225 tf
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REFINISHING Furniture. Upholstering
and Tufftiug a Specialty.
Phone 238-K for Estimates, lud-c
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REGULAR 25c BANANA SPLIT
for only 15c Saturday Only. Kings
Mountain Drus Store
CALL OR SEE
Kennon Blanton
At Terminal Ser. Station
I PHONE No. 10
| STERCHI BROS.'
f Representative
in/ Kings Mountain
Territory
j^HE CLANC
' ' - THl
One, Mr. Curl Davidson. Scoutmaster;
Messrs Harry Page and Bill
Thomson. Asst. Scoutmasters.
Tuesday 7:30 P. M. Prayer meeting
at Margracn Community House.
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Central Methodist
Church
H. 0. Sprinkle, Pastor
9:45 A. M. 'Church School. B. S.
Peeler, Oeueral Superintendent.
11. Ov A. M. Worship Service.
Sermon by the pastor. Subject:
'0<x! Overrules Evil For Good To
Tlu-m That ls>ve ILini.. .
(6:50 P. M. Bpnvortb League.
8:00 P. M.. Sermon bp the Uev. E
M. Jones, pistrict Superintendent
of the GastoniarTiistrict. The sermon.
will be followed by the Fourth
Quarterly Conference. This will be
the lajt official visit of our District
SuperJtnteudebt for the conference
year. Let all the people come out to
hear him. ^ 1
'8:00 P M. Wednesday, Prayer .
Meeting.
BAPTIST
An.miH?,tb Sargeaii.t, Pom or
Sunday School 9:40 ^T
Morning /Worship 11:00. ' f
S;i> < la) music by Mr. Culls HayCs H
or Now Oile?iisA j"
Twilight Service on lie lawn' ' of
I bo church at 7 o'clock sharp.
Annual Nominatllng _Commltt.cc (
meeting at the Church office to- \
night .at 8 o'clock. J
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LUTHERAN CHyRCH U
ltcrtnau C. Fisher, Pastor
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Sunday School at 9.45 A. M j,
Supt. Mr. 1). C. Mauney. , i,
Morning Service at .11:00 A. M. (
Junior ClUldrtvni of the Church at ?
7:00 P M. \
"Senior but her Ueague 7:00 P. p
Intermediate blither League a? j\
7:00 P. M.
Kvenlng Service 8:00 P. JM. o
We Welcome Vou. 0 ' .* a,
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CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE f,
W. Blanohard Hoyne, Pastor e
Sunday School 9:45. A
Preaching 11:00 A. M. and 7:45 c
P. M. s:
$
Park-Grace Bible Church 14
John L. Gregory. Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 A. M. (j
Morning Worship 11 A.. M. - s
7:45 P. M. Evening Services. tl
6:30 P. M. Suuduy Evening Kpworth
Lea~gue.
Bach Saturday 7:45 P. M. Evange. 1
llatlc service.
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Macedonia Baptist Church 1,
J. V. Frederick, Pastor s
Sunday School 9.45. M. Li. Caid- p.
well, Supt. ti
Morning Worship 11:00.
Evening Worship 7:00.
Prayer service, Wednesday even
ing 7:00. j
All are welcomed to conic and i
worship with us.
Wcsleyan Methodist
R. U. Phillips. Pastor
Sunday School 9:45. ^
Morning Service 11:00.
W. Y. P. S. or Class meeting 6:15 ?
Prayer Service Wednesday 7:00
Evening Service 7:00.
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Second Baptist Church
Rev. c - e. Parker, Pastor
8unday School 9:45 each Sunday.
Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m
each Sunda .
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ARCHDALE BAPTIST CHURCH
C. L. FarrtS) Pastor
10:00 A. M. Sunday scnool.
11:00 A. M. Preaching 8ervlce.
8:15 P. M. Preaching 8ervlce.
Bach Second Saturday night an
All-Night Watch Service will be
held.
German Invasion of Ru.sula haa
cut Belgium's food supplies ito a
point which leaves a calorie deficit
of 60 percent among youths and
adults in urban communities.
Ruins and cooler weather have
Improved this. country's middle wes |
tern com crop to such a degree .
that an Incroasbd yield of 50.000,- j
000 bushels Is expected this year j
over ithe 1940 crop. t I
V KIDS "When You
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5 KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. TJ111
Showing at Imperial IV
ii m :
he Merry Mac* (top L to R), Joe V
IcMichael and Ted McMichael. w
I u I a dancers, In Uniwersal's zestful
Moonlight In Hawaii," showing at th
otton Farmers To O.et
xew LT. S. Test Service \\
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North Carolina cotton growers arc (
? 11i:ijj: "another good break" in tlic
]. S. li) purtment of. AKrlcfciltutts's y
ottotti .lasting service, designed to
nprove the quality 01' Sou.tvori tot i
on, says Tom Coruwuil, Cleveland
ounty. cot tori farmer and member
f the State AAA eoitiiuiuee. <
The Cotton. Service Testing Act,' 1
assed by, the 77th Congress last i
,pril, provides that the department i
hall begin immediately a program i
f t"?tlng the vaHous qualities, of :
nd yarns submitted by farmer grow i
rs and breeders of cotton. Ktoes or
the tests, which will be conduct ,
d at ClentHon College, S. C? Texas
.. and M? and lu Washington, iD.
will range from 20 cents por ,
iimple for biber length analyses to
50 for a complete flbor-yarn spin- j
ing test of material submitted.
The se.rvlce is eeredulyd to begiu
r?? 1V? iwl iotfilv lxn * mAnuaA-iei
i?*u<?,? wuv uivw^^in ,? J/I cj/ai ?? |
,oub for the new work may cause ;|
nine delay In full-schedule opera- t
Iocs Mr. Cornwell says. I (
In the past cotu .brooders have J
ad little or no information of a 1
.clinical nature relating to the f
uallty of the cottons they have de 1
eloped. Years of commercial , use <
avc becu required In the past to 1
how definitely whether the cottons 1
ad qualities asked for by manufac-^ t
trers. ! )
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The new testing service will be (
et up to give growers and breed- ,
re the desired Information quickly ,
hrough the use o!" small samples t
t' tint The service also is expected
UKACE anriuoDisT ;
S. \V. Johtisor., Pnstot
9:45 Church School, Frank!
ireene. Superintendent.
11:00 Morning Worship and ser-1 |
non.
6:30 Ep worth Leagues.
7:30 Kreniltg \\\>rwhip and Stw^ j
non.
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HEELS run down? I
T1 4 trr? nrittrimr wrv^irv I
rmyii inEiin riAKU i(
Don't let run down heels
wreck your entire appearance!
We put quality
heels on while you
wait. Replace those shab
by, worn down heels today
? you will feel better.
Foster's
SHOE AND
BICYCLE SERVICE
Phone 154
i and I Were Young. Maggie
1 Jrfb.
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nsavY. sept. is. mi
londay and Tuesday *
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cMichael. Mary Lou Cook, Judd
Ith some of the native Hawaiian (
&oi.'.h-Seas cor^edy production, i
e Imperial Monday and Tuesday.
a
o be opois to cotton mill.* for t?wt nn
in tin- fill.in-. Severn! I
uil'.s already have asked permission "
< submit I'ulion samples, the AAA
onUuHlis .Ulds.
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Vitamins important In
\nimal Breeding
The auctions with which North ,
?ltmt ^.i^iwers ?e their pig, ; I
ami), and calf crops to meet expand
iig natlcr-il food needs may depend
,ii a large part on the kind of raJons'
they - supply their breeding
>tock. says KaM II. dtostetler, pro
;es?or of animal husbandry at N. C ,
WRTjl! CAROIANA.
LiKYKLAND COUNTY.
In The Superior Court
Hattys Strange. PlaintlH,
Vs.
hill Strange, Defendant.
NOTICE
The defendant above named will
ake notice that an action entitled
wt above has been commenced In
he Superior Court of Cleveland
'onuty. North Carolina, wherein, the
>laii; iIT seeks an absolute divorce
!rai . the defendant: that said de'endunt
will also take notice that
te is .required to appeart at V>e
'lerk <if ('ouri's office at the Courtlouse
it said County in Shelby,
S'orth Carolina, within twenty days
ifter the final publication of this
nitice and answer or .demur to the
-omplaim now on file in in the
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ci rv f WIIIVC 111 atUUII, *11 111** m
iktimiff Will apply to the Court for
lie relief demanded in said com- ?
daint
This 12th day of September, 1941.
K. A. lioiiser.
Clerk of Superior Court
?adv-foet 9?EAH.
Fo Relieve pAI r\ Q
Misery of wLUJ
Liquid
JT f f Tablets
ddd
If W Nose Drops
Cough Drops .
fry ''Rub-My-Tism" - a Wonderful
Liniment
CALL OR SEE
KENNON BLANTON
At Terminal S.er. StatJbn
PHONE NO. 10
STERCHI BROS.'
Renresentative
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in Kings Mountain
Territory
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ate College.
Hsu '/. (A well fortilled wftii vt
Ins and minerals urv required I
>rmal reproduction, and Vilaini
, K. and 0 have received moat
utlon iu relattou to re product Ion
'Carotene. w.hlch is- present
ell-cured green hav, fresh gre
ts?lure. gross. well-made corn, gr
id legume ullage, and yellow \t
les of carrots. squash, av.d s w<
>tutoes, us tho principal source
ItaniSu A. highly essential in t
Prices i
[Hut, we.are doing all
down, and we are als
deliveries and friendlj
?Try ous for the >
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ULALUtf
Phone 58
Have More
And
NEXT TIME send tl
es, blankets, curtains
that it isn't worth sp<
noons scrubbing your
CHEAPER by sendin
pleased with our qual
Laundry ? Dry CI
New-Wa
Gastonia's Old
Branch Office 2
J no. R. Rankin, Pres
"Send Your Dry Cle
Phones 166 and 844
GOLDEN GUE
Is EXTRA Val
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1. The appetizing fla
courages children
mother from woi
refuse milk.
2. Gives more pleasui
ing milk to anysn<
3.%Makes for good d
that the more ap]
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easily it is digest
4. The customer gets
extra food value
MILK.
BETTER MILK
flrchd;
P
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7 y^V-/
. reproduction of all f&na animal*.ta-'
However. Ho.*tetltjr. pointed out.
(or' eajoteue is rapidly destroyed la
iut | foods. eapecUU ur.der conditions ot
at- poor storage, so precautions moat
be taken to provide adequate *mounts
particularly to-pregnant suii
tinaU.
only' '
as i . . ' .
ail The mnii effective help which a
*-t 1 civilian can to Uncle Sam la
of l to buy J>-Onae Savitixtt Hoods and
he 1 Stamps as ofter. tu> possible
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\re Rising
in our power to keep costs
o maintaining our prompt
r courteous service.
er.v best things to eat?
|GROCERY
We Deliver
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! Time For Fun
Leisure
lose sweaters, skirts, blousto
us. Prove to yourself
ending those grand after
youth away. You can do it
g them to us. You will be
ity work. Call today!
leaning ? Shoe Repairing
y Laundry
est, Largest and Best
92-294 West Main Ave.
J as. W. Ra*nkin, Sec.
aning With Your Laundry*"
Gastonia, N. C.
RNSEY Flavor
ue
ivor is habit-forming?ento
drink their milk, frees
rries over children who
' : . ' A'-T.; .
e and satisfaction in drinkb?hence
bfctter health,
igestion?scientists tell us
petizing a food is, the more
ed.
this richer flavor, as well as
in GOLDEN GUERNSEY
Deserves GOOD Care
lie Farms
hone 2405 * ,
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