Bthr vsfeD romMiTUBS or
all Kinds. MeGlnnls Used Furnltore
Co. Phone 322. ,
IMI: Blsek billfold, with identifT
cation inside. Thought lost at Dixie
Theatre Monday. For reward retarn
to Mrs. Grady Howard, or 1
call at 242-W. m-24.
"sai HI stops running fits in dog*
or we refund your money. We
hnow of no other guaranteed running
fits remedy." Griffin Drug
Co. a-26-eit-J-l. pd.
HXOHBST CASH PBXCB8 PAID
For Poultry. See Us Before You
Sell. McCarter's Grocery West
King Street. 2-14tfc
TOB IALE: Freeh hesltlhgiving goat
milk. Get in freah daily from H.
F. Everhart, 910 West Mountain
street. a 20 elt-M-31pd.
WB HAVE A mCBBUPPLY OF
lovely Scrap Books and Photo Album*.
Lee'a Home and Office Supply,
Shelby, N. C., phone 853.
1UBUN1NT RAILWAY OFFICIAL:
Wishes H rent 5-room house or
larger with furnace. See or call L.
L Benson at <2 or 356-J. m-J 24p
WALTERS FLOWEBS
Bay and Wednesday afternoons. Oth?/v
.1 ' - ?Flowers
For All Occasions
Phone 05
SFKNCKR CORSETS: Individually designed
- foundation - tnedical surgical
supports. Fittings guaranteed.
Phone 1878, Oastonla, or
write Mrs. Dora B. Etherldge, 312
N. Boyce St., Oastonla, N. C. m 31p
HAVE YOUR FUR COATS
restyled, repaired, recleaned
and glazed by expert
furriers. J. C. Mc
Neely Co., Shelby, N. C.
m-3-pit- J-7
WANTED TO BENT: 3 room apartment
or larger. 8ee Faye Boss or
call at 2012. m-10-17-24-pd
FOB BALE: 12 room bouse with storage
room, bathroom, heat, modern
in every way. Place known as
"Cobb Home" on Kings Mountain
-Bessemer City highway. Address
inquiries to Harvey H. Elmore,
Box 120, Belmont, N. C., or call
371, Belmont. m-10-17-24.
TO BTTT OB, BELL FUBNXTUBE
Bee Us. McGinnls Used Furniture
Co. Phone 322.
TOE BENT: 4 room bouse four
from town. Equipped with electrieity.
See M. O. Neal, one half mile
oath of El Bethel church m-24pd
TOE BALE: 4 room house located on
Gantt street. Lot 70 feet front, 100
feet depth. Sec Warren Reyonlds
117 Battleground ave, phone 338.
m-24-pd
WANTED: Settled white housekeeeper
with health certificate to live
in home. Boom with private batik ^
furnished. Write " Housekeeper
Box S3, Shelby, N. C. W-24-31-J-7
LOST: Five Number 4 ration books. ,
Return to ration borffd or C. N.
Allmon, 103 New Hill, Dilling
mill. m-24-pd
TOB BALE: 0 room home, frethly
painted, 3 miles from Kings Moun
tain on Tork highway, and 0 acres
of land ? 4 in oak timber. See Ores
ham Thorn burg on W.ells at. ]
m-17-24-pd
LOST: Silver ring set with purple
amethysts at Horse Show, May IS.
For reward return to Mrs. Charles
Williams, N. Piedmont ave., or
^ 11 - A. *i\ v*'
v?u oat IV. ni'fit'dl.
. SHS4BTBS FOOT OEUI .
How To Km It C*r 80c
<( Be%ulxeo Mfeoac pwHtKi ng
WrtrOlr . lipoid. ' to ?>od
mlToar. |wr 9>etfa?tt HL
. tftlBft ftt looet M P? COS* (BOO 1ft?0L)
Wo aagfeot TftoL It eontotqo
90 y?r oont. It MMBTUf
T1ATB& Feel it tftko hold. Hoot
^rogglete BOW [hare |tt |A \muX{
nvMr )o9 orrtrod *9 Oitffln'o.
*
TOB IAIJ: one Leonard Rleetrte
Refrigerator. Bee Warren Bey
loldi ot Beynolda' Oarage. Phone
* 388. at-M-p*. '
POULTRY
Friday, Kay 20,11
HEAVY HERB
| LXOHOBJT HXWB .. ..
roostxss, voa
H... H *
Vacant Lot B?knr ]
I Mocksville ]
Vc . . ' ?v: '?*,
MocksvUli
King* Mountain, died in "tYj
Hospital Monday trtniiig at (5:80 o '*
eloek.
Funeral services ware held at the
host# on Cannier atreat Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'eloek, eondnetad by
the Bev. John Gregory. Interment
took place in Mountain Best cemetery.
Surviving Mra. Ledbetter are her
hueband, J. F. Ledbetter; four children
by that union; Aileen, J. L,
Melvin, and Charles Ledbetter, all
of the home; her father, J. B. Cash,
of Kings Mountain; and three children
by her first husband, who preceded
ber to tfte grave several years
ago, Miss Elizabeth Strange, and S.
M. Strange, all of Kings Mountain.
New Business Firm
Established In City
Tire 8ales and Bebuilders, Kings
Mountain's newest business establish
mem, is now open tor Dumness. in
the building on N. Piedmont avenue
formerly oecupied by B. A. 8mitb.
The new firm, owned and managed
by Bam Davis, of Oastonia, specializes
in tire rebuilding.
"Vk have the most modern re-capping
equipment," said' Mr. Davis,
"and mt enables aa to turn out
irtgireaarcsi.vjt*r " a'jy^r"- "fau "pWJfiVfW]
invited to visit us to see this equipment.
''
Before coming to Kings Mountain,
Mr. Davis spent seven years in the
recapping business in Durham.
He and his wife and daughter are
continuing to reside in Oastonia until
a home can be obtained here.
FOB BENT: 3 room funftlfced apart
meni in DficK nomcr.-Tirgiits, water,
reference* evcbanged. Mrs. William
Hirn, near Lincoln Academy.
m-24.
COME BY OUR BTORE right away
and see onr selection of lovely
gifts suitable for graduates. Lee's
Home and Office Sup^Ty, 9?elby,
phone 833.
FOB RENT: 5 room house, 2 acres
of land, one mile west from Mar
grace. R. F. Elam. m-24.
TWO OPERATORS TO BHBVE YOU
Call 109-W for appointment. Phenix
Beauty Shoppe. 1-ltfe
POULTRY PRICES
. CASH PAID
Heavy and Leghorn
Hens 26c
Roosters, Ducks
Geese i 17c
Eggs, Capon, Turkeys and
Fryers also Wanted.
Local Market Price For
Eggs. (We will handle upl
L. _ 4 AAA ^
to x,uuu cwses oi eggs eacn
week.)
Buying hours 9 to 4 each
day.
WU&K'B POULTRY 00.
Located rear Plonk Bros.
Store
s
0A8H PAID FOB XJBBO Furniture.
8ee Us- Before Yon ft 11. McGinnU
TJied Furniture Co. Phi no 322.
FOB IALI: 1984 Chevrolet 2-door,
good condition. 108 Tracy it.,
phone 205-W. m-24-31pd j
DO^ YOa-KHHD A M6NBOB Calculating
Meek in et if so, tee us. We
here one (hat in e special bargain
at #95.09. Lee's Home and Office
Supply, Shelby, Phone S68.
YOUHO MAX, l5] formerly with
Richmond News, desires local position.
Office, sales experience. Write
Box T., c-o Herald, m-17-24-pd.
Local Markets
(Corrected May 23, 1946)
Egga, grade A large 40o
Irish PoUtoes (100 lbs.) .. (old) $4JOO
Hogs, dressed ..? ? 30c
Sweet Potatoes (bu.) flAO
Heavy Fryers SB)
Corn ~ llUo
Wheat H.75
Roosters 17c
Leghorn Hens, S lbs. op S#e
Colored Hans 30c
Docks and Oesis 17o
Barley, (ba.) #L00
i i
LOADITO
A. M. to 12 Boon
27c
27c
BBSS 18e |
fMn^ Shot Shop I
Poultry Co. I
? I
v.*V o jffiT J -X ' I
V'1I?.,?msU fcw^Rw^eemueeto* 1
era, la meeting Monday, Nt Satar- j
day, Jane 30, a|"th? day *or a vote ,
ob the questions of whother or not y
the county will boild a hoepita) in 7
King* Mountain, whether it will u- G
Mint title and indebtedness to the |
Shelby hospital,, and whether or mot (
the Shelby hoepital will then be en-1
larged. (
Legal noticos giving partienlare a- '
bout the bond vote are publiehed in ]
today 'a issue of the Herald. 1
A new registration has been ordered
for the bond election and the
registration books will be open each ^
day except Sundays and holidays (
from June 2 until June 23. The lat- ..
ter day has been designated challenge
a ?
any. ,
The election will be "against the (
books," that it, a pereon registering }
and failing to vote w^ll, by failing
to vote register a vote against all of
the proposals. , i
Funeral Bites Held
For Jasper Roper
Funeral services tfor Mr. Jasper ,
H. Roper were conducted at Orare
Methodist church Sunday May 13th,
at 3 p. m. with Rev. W. L. Harkey
officiating. ,
He was 42 year* old, the son of j
the late Mr. and Mrs. William Roper ^
Ballard Roper, a sob, James Derek !
Roper, two brothers, Frank Roper
and Ivy Roper, one sister, Mrs. Harvev
Smith, all of Klnaa Mountain. . .
f
The pallbearers were members of
his Sunday school class. '
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Church News ;
BOYCE MEMORIAL A. B. P.
CHURCH
R. N. Balrd, Minister
10:00 A. M. Bible School: J. K. 1
Gamble, Supt.
Union. '
7:15 P. M. Young People's Chris- !
tian Union.
There will be no Evening 8ervice. '
WEDNE8DAY:
8:00 P. M. Wednesday Vespers.
BT. MATTHEWS LUTHERAN
Rev. W. H. 8tender, Pastor
8unday School 10:00 a. m. with
Mr. W. K. Mauney, superintendent. 4
Church 8erviee, 11:00 a. m., with ]
the sermon by the pastor.
Janior Children of the Chureb ;
6:30 p. m. Sunday. ,
The Luther Leagues, 7:00 p. m.
Sunday. ]
Boy 8eouts, 7:30 p. m. Monday.
Senior Choir, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday
There will be no evening service,
for the congregation will join in the
Commeneement Service at the Central
High School, 8:00 p. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
I P. D. Patrick, Pastor
9:40 A. M. Sunday School, Carl Davidson,
Supt.
11:00 A. M. Mordtng Worship.
Sermon subject: "A Call to Arms"
3:00 p. M. Sunday School and Ser
vice at raxon. J. A. Darracott, hu;.
There will be bo evening service in
this church, but will worship with
the eemotiit; in the High School
auditorium in the Commencement
Service.
7:00 P. U. Box Scouts* Troop I. Cart
Davidson, scoutmaster; Broadus Moss,
s ml stan t scoutmaster.
CTBhOlt KBTHOOHT CHUBGH
Bev. W. !?, Harkey, Pastor
100:00 . M. Sunday school.
B. 8. Lyu, 8upt. /
11:00 A. If. Morning Worship.
6:40 Yeuth Fellowship. ,
Good Milk
s ^ V .
MADE BETTER
BECAUSE
ITS
PASTEURIZED
Wn
k?b| | |av\
x kjhbsib1
Mnr .
VCf
;. "flkim
r. MnS6 JLratry
V - - ^ -401. ^..
ii Italy, also spoke preceding the
ihowlng of tks film ' "Since You
Feat i*ay, at the Dixie Theatre,
rhe movie, which portrays the Mie
if a typical American family during
he war, has been well-attended by
inthusiastle audiences.
The officer will be in Kings Mountain
for the remainder of the week,
Kiss Beatrice Warlick
[e Claimed By Death
Funeral services for Miss Beatrice
Warlick, 51, sister of C. -E. Warlick,
.J trt. -a r _ l _ a ? . . a
h Aings mountain, were neui itn
IVIiUy, May 11th, at St. Mark'* LaMiss
Warllek, daughter of the late
dr. anil Mr*. Albert Warliek, died
uddenly early Thureday morning.
)eath wa* attributed heart attack.
RAMBLING SKBTCHBS OP
OAK OBOVB NEWS
By Mr*. WlllU-a Wright
Memorial tervieee will be held at
:he local church Sunday. Ber. C. C.
Trowe will have charge of theeerviee
rhe public la cordially incited to at:end.
Bring picnic luaek.
her rieter, Mr*. John Seiam of the
Pattereoa Grove aectioa. Mrs. Seism
taa been ill for sometime an<^ was
arrled' to the Memorial hospital la
Charlotte Monday evening for futhnr
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Wray and ehilIren
and Mra. Mae Bell of t'liariottt
acre week end guests of Mr. and,
Mrs. S. O. Bell *n'?T f*mrt?
Mr. and Mr*. OsBy Lovelace of
ICIng* Mountain (pent Sunday with
the former's daughter, Mrs. Leonard
Patterson and Mr. Patterson.
STr. and Mrs. Q. V. Philbeck ami
children, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Canipe
and daughturs and Miss Bettie
Lou Philbeck attended services held
it Mt. Sinai Sunday.
Miss Kathryn Ramsey of Kings
Mountain spent a while Monday afternoon
with Miss Pauline Ware.
Mrs. H. T. Wright and son, William,
attended memoftn services at
New Prospect Baptist church Sunday.
Many from the community attendtd
a birthday dinner in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Watterson and'
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Lovelace pf the
Patterson Grove section Sunday. The
dinner was given in honor of Mr.
Watterson who was celebrating his
his sweet sixteenth anniversary.
V . J
17 D
rvr d<
?Sport Shirts t
?Belts and Braces
?Military Bets
?Shirts and Shorts
%
'\
But the Be:
Gift is
iv . * - ' j!* -V '< >. <
War Bom
? ?
v. . ';;>V ?V
, "ttorrtai
"winner* of the poster contest were
uuaMtd by Mr*. B. a Hasting*, 1
(iilnut of this Jiri*io<; end ?he
reported that the three judge# found ;
the decisions very difficult. 1
"There were mnny very fine poster#,"
Mr*. Heatings Mid, "end the
judges found it so herd to judge 1
them thnt they decided to givh * '
third priM in eeeh eehool. In addition,
ell chifdren who entered poster*
received thceter ticket*."
PtIm winning poller* ere on dlspiny
in the window of Hord Furni- .
ture company, end the other posthr*
ere in display in the city hall.
First, second end third plaee winner*
received prises of $3.00, $2.00,
end $1.00 respectively
Following ere the winners from
eeeh achool:
Central
1st: Dermouth Blanton, 8th grade.
End: Billy Worthen, 7th grade.
? n a * * ts.__._j a n\_ ^.
ara: Arnold njuru, oia jnut.
(Also prise of $1.00 to Joe Costner
Tth grade, from Paul Mauney for
poster on Margraee (luck.)
Bast
1st: Jo Ann Britt, 7 ill grade.
2nd: Poggy Miller, 6th grade.
3rd: Evelyn Short, fth grade.
West
1st: Jack Hord, Jr., 6th grade.
Sad: Dick Webb, 6th grade.
Park Orson
1st: Bheta Mae 'Gamble, 6th grade.
Sad: Evelyn Hnffstetler, 6th grade.
Srd: Earline Neel, 6th grade.
Davidson
1st: Johnnie Wallaee, 4th grade.
2nd: let Grade students.
Srd: Charles Perry, 4th grade.
Announcements concerning Kings
Mountain's War Production week ob?USED
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1941?WILLYS 4 DOOI
For sale as
1940?OLDSMOBILE 4
Radio an<
1940?STUDEBAKER 4
Radio, Heater, j
One iy% Ton 1989 CHE
Two 1084 FORD 2 DOO!
One 1933 CHEVROLET
?We Do Radio
WARREN REYNOLD]
117 Battleground Ave.
Frc
Plonk B
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Fo
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i ; ?Handker
' - i
broiderec
?Compact
.. iflh tan,
?Ladies ]
on.
?Pockettx
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?Lingerie
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v.--v"'*?
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lv ^ |
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#/' ".. - /.v ' - -lii
be beard en
10 ft. WL, Friday between
i p. m., and Saturday between 8t4d^ ..
o 9 a. m. / - ''
We believe that much haa ba?a
keeompHahed daring thii campaign, ''
ind believe that more will be aeoompliihed
during the remainder of thei
week," Ladd W. Hamrick, chairman
of the committee, eaid Wedneoday.
"We know that a /all realisation of 1
the /act of King* Mountain's impor- m
tance to the war effort will make it*
citizen* re-doable their efforts to
keep the snppliee flowing to tho
Pacific a* the war swings into tho
final phase against Japan."
CONSTIPATION;
Is the causa off |<
much surround
rected will nrial it impair tne d col to ,
Symptoms associated with adrano- |
teg coostlpatlon are km of appetite,,
heavily oosted^Ui^ruOl'MjW^if |
p^SioedL to a^^ 'oaee^^^^Sa i
?*jca nMtttr how may otter bmA*
itim yon may bare tried for cooses&ffioV
s."U?
aundlo. On B-L PREPARATION !
moat tains you satisfactory results
or your taooej bade. Oauuon: Uea '
only aa directed. ^
Kings Mountain Drug Co.
JARS?
I SEDAN
i is priced
DOOR SEDAN
d Heater
k-DOOR SEDAN
ust overhauled
VROLET TRUCK
RCOACH
2-DOOR COACH
Repair Wark?
3 AUTO COMPANY
Phone 838
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m
Mothers
r Girls
chiefs, plain and em- "
L ">
s, in green, red, Britand
black.
lillfolds, assorted col
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