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r Citizens C I j~ Still Cffltfr of Na f;?v - m ? I '4"A M >{H lit* F. D. RooMvelt tSmSTud tUa viut's faaibtu sad her friend* carry An eight-weeks short course in animal production will begin at State 11 College on Janury 14. 11 % CHRISTMi J SREETmSjj * ? ' J^HERE arc a one ways of reason's greetings words we can p\ no words we can lips, ring with than the olcHaahi MERRYCO __ TO 1 : - t Tracy McGir Phon } tii < Whtn Snov oBrti Now, when th f white oolkr*, , moke tin? acted od our footocii Ljft11 i . --J* > gl. m - g t. ^ tjr'? .to? t-wpnotu 01 ronyninnililp ' tfam ID wfah d ' fw W"* J?l? <* .. ' ? : ? t|MW' pt, . .fiT/; ' : " . t.f'<:J . .fJvlVj ! i Iity, C dhnifirm I children en Christmas, toh| the Christmas win And President Train* on the Amerleaa traditions. Many fanner* favor the Ogden and Volatate varieties of soybean* For both hay and beans. ??mm?mi ; ft i thousand and extending, the to you, but no i ? it into writing, frame with our more sincerity Dned greeting? RISTMAS I fOU I t mis Garage e 26 t U?s Softly 10 Hill ? fir Mm wmt whca th* blrfi be* 1m dm mow it* luinjpf tow*rfi I' horn *ad dm oflmlMM^ii** I oar frimdi * . no n riin V'ii "- I I ' 1 11 :<{l (,M ^ ^;w?s?v-Y ran KOMt.llOQNTASI HBAIiO ounty Fact Citizens of Kia?s MouUli and I uihmuwm HBHIJ, mm WW| W? ueouti and with a heavy r?Nm in i war bonds, will entsr tha first pont- 1 war year with plenty of part basing power. A surrey by the Shelby Daily Star, 1 published last weak, showed that baak deposits and bond purchases a- I lone (ire tha eitisens of tha eonnty orer $50,000,000 in quickly convertl- i ble assets. . . Here in Kings Mountain, bank de- 1 posits are at an all-time high, and *he city recently topped its Victory ' Loan quota with sales of about $500,000. The same figure was set in the 8erenth War Loan, and it is estimated that total bond holdings in Kings Mountain alone are well over $3,000,000. Following is the 8tar's account of Cleveland county citizens' current assets: "Evidence of plenty of money in circulation is shown oy bank deposits of over twenty eight million dollars in the three banks of the countv ftftAP in^.'vi^nhla InilnaMol ' -? ?? - uuuoiiuai out N| | financial institutions have invested more than twenty three million dollar* in the several war loan bond drives. "Five years ago the total bank deposits of these same three banks was #8,070,218. At the close of business yesterday the the total bank deposits in the two Shelby bank* and one at Kings Mountain amounted to 828,581,188, a gain of over 650 per eent in the five year period. MONBT PLBNTXFUL "This has been the most phenomenal increase in bank deposits in local banking history. There is so much money in the banks that belongs to depositors, that one customer says "they have to charge for storage." Bank loans are below normal, so since the banks have to pay 'for Fedsral Deposit Insurance Corporation" for insurance, banks are not pushing for further deposits. The insurance, fee guarantees safsty to depositor*, so this featnre, together with plenty of money in circulation, baa swelled deposits to hew highs. "During the eight war loan drives,' Cleveland county has invested in 188,042,000 worth of government bonds through Dee. 17th. The present Victor*- loan quota has been than doubled, although the "1M( qnota hw pot been met. Then, toe; I some bond* have been bought byt.| outside corporation* that hare locai , connections, rocb as gas, power, telephone and mercantile companies. "George Blanton. war ftnaaee chair man, said today the Victory Loan has already passed three million dollars, or doable the county's total quota. ' "Each county quota has been met exeept for "E" bonds, sold under par to yield a third of their original investment value in ten years. "About eighteen per eent of the "E" bond* have been eashed, which is leas than the Treasury Department anticipated." 4-H Olub Gardeners Produce Much Food Every county in North Carolina has its boys and girls growing 4-H gardens and tbe total number of gardens runs into many thousands, which are conducted undeT the supervision of the farm and home agents of the 8tate College Extension 8ervica and I I ^1/ y i 'HAM(THiHBIAU>| ' anocu smo' ;.< ' ; r?: -T- ? ^ QV ^ . . m rj?y mra wnooo n vaupt mi. BMM 4M dan, - ?i 1M*' *?** AM *?. AnitHMMMldCMi' 1 -1, ?M2mMM^?09M* ^2 'r*; f 111 v ' k< WM ' iUBt W-X'i.r And'wL&rf/ <rf/vHI Vrfjjrf"1 ftMl^^'Wrlm iMi^r;v f I I j 1 iB r m,.: ., ' i- .- . . * . MONDAY, DXOEMBBB M, IMS e 1946 W iU hortieultnral specialist*. ^S5is*i--ca.*$-A- ~ TkV Ball* Greek Senior 4H dub is Catawtoa Goutjr, It only 14 yean old bat jot the prooonto i good mapU of what oo many of ktr 4-H brother* and titter* in gardening art doThlt year Baehel won the victory garden contest in Catawba, sponsored by the Sean Boebnek Foundation, and eame second in food preservation. Bhe produced 00 bushels of vegetables growing different types, with snap IThU is the season of good! ' will, and, looking down the I ' long list of names of those1 who have shown their good will towards us in 1945, we come to yours. We want to thank you for this good will on your part, and to send Just the friendliest of wishes for your happiness ""d chew at Baker Grocery -> Phone 23 -J a "*=55 :*& jpeac 4BCBD few Rj0d no upa vom 7V, trod Cbc nan { . / - * '? '9. ... #l < ' : ' .*. ? ?3r"<|( #*? ' ? * &>% ">o ff"! ' !. . i v- V, Kin*# Af *' ' . ft < ' i*bk "-''IS gjf-"t .i-.'ir'" !*' i -.y, ^ . . ,v-. ; ? ith Plenty ibttBl lima hnni. anil l?N?djj -u-i .-iAj'-j-ji?j.jwi- ui _? ?i?1f a lag. Betide* furnishing an abundance of fresh vegetables for the family, Raehel canned 201 quarts of snap beans lima beans, beets, corn, garden peas, and tomatoes. Miss Sara 8mith, assistant hose agent of tne State College Extension Service for Catawba, says tiat Mr. and Mr*. Fred Sites, the parents of Rachel, encouraged her in every way |IM?| Christmas Is Christmas la the gi dte family health; gether; the candle i glowing face* gat] festive board. An< ?ever to much m< We cannot begir all that Christmas express how ardent the complete enjoyi So, all we can say to is Merry Christmai Closed Monday and Tm Victory Chi Phox Sp^<04Jttw Iwhmtra xaling over the countryside is the efulness of Christmastime. The v is cbarged with it, Bvea the birdsremain?appear to share in the j cing that haa come over the world eni nintlii |ti nt # Vl 1 m r Im4 l rc earnesuy nope mat tnti Uunstn of 1949 wdl hestow unusual bl a you sad youa .,. that It wiH b : hopje the soft jdawthat even Ch LInaVisi_nli ---1 iff* il' s ?~M |BM|| ViHlO> JyU Istmas seasons long past, bat : abend. May such a Christmas be ' ) . i* ' r- . \ ! ' V' ^ J tn. Cotton / ^ . v-;-- "f> pttl most important poiata la successful *-H activities. ' ^>TT Mr*. Bite* is a member of the Balls Creek Horns Deasoastratioa Club and is active in all phases ox Its work. - N They have produced " orange-juice bricks" in Florida. Just mix three parts of water to the brisk aad jrou have cold, fresh orange Jules?just like the original. CJulitityl I vf(jMatioy,I a ' vii# All of Thoso ood will shared at the carol sung tori the window, the bered around the 1 it it much more we! i to put into wocdt it, nor begin to ly we with for you sent of Christmas. 3 you, kind friends, ? To You. ,v'^} Bsday, December 24, 20 * V;-', 3 evrolet Co. , li j i ';$3^EkL DK4MQ i _ ^ UM WOf ; t .>^|jH&:. teawnffJ SmM f?yo< nr
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