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P ' Hart Ba Beglrtared
" ~ s^'"^froata^are "uUy^^^aliaa^" they
Iwi boesi iigtoUwi with the gov?umt
Hi Mtdi laapmtiTt, T. K.
PMtM, la, charge of the Charlotte
efflM of the Alcohol Tax Unit, aatd
.yeeterday.
PattoD, who haa been assigned the
task of registering all rueh weapons
in this district, disclosed that he has
made arrangements to render all saeh
machine gnns Inoperatlce free of
charge for those who wish to regismmf
rem oooxnro
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We Fill any Doctors'I
Prescription promptly 1
and accurately at rea l
sonable prices with the!
confidence of your phy-|
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your insurance.
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COTTON REAL ES'
l 900 V. m-ntf St.
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Flowers i
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If Any one season ii
ter.
* Yonll need Easter
der now?for corsage
geons Easter cuts.
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prompt service.
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tor them. I i
Til* process U simple and does sot I
mar the weapon as a souvenir, it wee |
JjBttotei jwtxAiii^ ww ?j""
welded Into the firing chamber and
the barrel U welded te the frame no
that it can net be exchanged.
Tt is aalawfal te poeeeee each a
weapon anises it has been properly
registered and processed. It is also
illegal for anyone to transfer each a
machine gan to another person unless
it has been made inoperative.
.Registration of such weapons is being
made at Alcohol Tax Unit, Room
228 P: B. Btdg. Charlotte. N. C.
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IN MBMORIAM j
In living memory of our dear husband
and daddy, Pvt. Lester P. Moss
who was killed in Wolfffling, France
on January 4, 1945:
We miss you so. since you are gone,
Your place with us Is stilled;
But God saw best to take you home,
I'm sure it was Uis Will.
We miss your face, your winning
smile.
Your cheery voice we eeem to hearj
Yet, we're eo lonely all the while.
Your prsscious memories we hold
dear.
Just over there across the tea,
There stands a wooden erose;
You gave your life for your country;
You've gone to rest; not lost.
Some day. your God, wkieh is ours
too,
We're trusting in His love;
Will bring ''Butch" and I again to
you. **
To live in Heaven above.
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UTT.T.fnT.n bub IN CARDS
Marines now being discharged will
receive a handy billfold sise Identl- '
fieatlon Oard containing a record of it
military, service- 'nig
Marines separated between May 1, j ]
1945, and the time this eard was a- qu
(fopted ' ihay tfbtafn - theirs -by present- j wj
lag their discharge papers to < the
nearest Marine Corps activity. j
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so place your ors,
plants, or bowls of gorrer
needs, call Allen's for
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?OUOT5S?j
o fivp-r - r
Tm attn a toogh ?M codgw-r
?Goo. W. S. Goodland, Wisconsin,
nun minting WU noi again
mtU.
"It mM lift arlatd* of
food." ? K?p. Andrsscn, Minn.,
tug get ting Democrat* call off
Jackson Day dinner.
"It's no fan being In Con green
thess dnjr?.M?Rip. Dswey Short,
Missouri, facing dslugs of mail
from horns.
______
"Continuation of OPA men no
limited production, contlnnod
nlurtagao, greater diuigor of in
fUtlo*.-? Mbsrt'R. Was on,
puss.. Natbnal Assn. of Mannfaeturtrs.
"OPA priet cdtrob mm diem
tag UmhIIm to a famine ia milk
sm4 dairy prodoets." ? Ckarlss
W. Hsbnan, sssy^ National Cosporatloa
MUk IVuhwri IWoration.
"No, thanks. This Is where t
? ? laP?Ed PooUop, declining
of or of anothor fob from Prosir
dsnt Truman.
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HBOftO raws
By Mrs. Jessie O. Co*tn?r
rhe Bev. M. Ik Campbell preached
Bbenezer Baptist church Sunday
;ht.
District No. 4 Woman's Mission
arterly Union held its meeting
th St. James Baptist church, Besm?r
City, last Sunday,
k special service will be held at
i House of Prayer o nFriday, April
O IS I * * V 1 -
i o y. m. everyone is invited to
present.
There ni a special service held at
. Zion Baptist church Sunday night
8 pastor, Bev. J. C. Mitchell,
ached the sermon, and music was
nished .by the Mt. Olive . Baptist
ireh choir and by the Sanders
[pel Singers of Grover.
"he Melody Singers, a chorus from
Carmel church, Charlotte, will
% at the Davidson high school Sun
' aftqrnoqn April J, at 3 o 'clock
tryoue is invited to be present.
? admission is 50c and 28c.
[r. Ed Beam, of the Ebeneser com
nity. died Monday morning at hts
le. Funeral plans were not comte
at this writing.
Ir. and Mrs. J. A. Gibson were in?d
guests of the Iredell County
rent-Teacher association in the noting
of the Plaque of Mrs. Mary
Holliday in Statesville, Sunday,
rch 31.
The guest speaker of the occasion
i the honorable Dr. Mary MoLeod
;hunc. the founder of Bethune
jkman College.
lecause of large stored stocks of
rernment - owned poultry, farmers
re been asked to can as much
cken as possible in 1946 as a
ans to relieving the market glut
broilers this spring.
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By Mn. William Wright
>* ?
Mr. *nd Mr*. Monroe Lovelace c
the Pntterso nOrove community spei
the week end with their dnnghte
Mr*. Frank. C. Ware and family.
Mr. end Mr*. Charles Lovelace an
daughter, Carol, of Kings Mountal
were visitors in the community 8ui
da v.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bell and dat
goiters, Carolyn and Nancy, wei
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. an
Mrs. Leroy McCraw of Patterac
Drove.
Mr. and Mrs. Lugene Bell wei
| Friday nigbt guests of Mr. and Mr
I Horace Bell and family.
I Miss Helen Thornburg was the Su
/lav night guest of Miss Melba Wa
terson of Patterson Orove.
Mr. and Mrs. T. iAl Champion an
daughters, Mrs. Robert Ware, Mr
Henry Barnes, and family and Mil
Sarah Champion were recent visitoi
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1
Champion and children of Wilmini
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bell #nd dai
ghters, Mr. and Mrs. L>eroy 'McCra
Mr. and Mrs. Erb McOraw, Mr. an
Mrs. J. W. Watterson, the scrib
and husband attended the singin
convention in Oastonia Sunday af
crnoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Ledford an
I family were Saturday night guests <
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Ware.
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SHERIFF OF CL
Four Years Experii
TO
Your Vote and Sup
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bet Qualil
McCarte
vr. King St. -
FOB SAFETY, KI
WINTER 0L0
IN A MOTH PRO
i
Summertime is mot
if there's ever been ;
it was imperative t
of your clothes, it ii
merchants' shelves a
suits and other app
to find. The cost i
the saving great. ;
your clean clothes
proof bag.
fc'S'i.y -
+|Rubinoff and Violin f
| In Shelby, April 11 P
MIELBY. April 3.?David Babl ^
. aoff, famed concert violinist, with
. hie equally famous $100,000 Btradiva'
rius violia will preeeat two eoa??rte
' at the 8helby High School auditorium
' the afternoon and evening of Thursday,
April 11, under the sponsorship
1 of the Shelby Junior Chamber of
n' Commerce,
nKubinoff
gained much of his fame
l- ; as a star on Jack Benny' radio pro
re 1 gram, and presents a program that |
id varies somewhat from the orthodox,
in Seeking to satisfy every popular requirement,
the violinist's program
o ranges from "Rhapsody in Blue" to i
s. Cole Porter's "Don't Pence Me In."!
Knough of the light classics are play !
in ed to satisfy discriminating concertt
goers, and he tops off his program
with the ever-popular "symphony"
d land "Intermezzo."
s. i Advance a?l? *l
v. ivr mo
is I two concerto begin this week throur?
gh Lee's Home and Office Supply
>. and Snttle's Drag Store at Shelby,
g Tickets for the evening concert at
8:15 p. m. will be $1.00 and $1.50.
v and tickets for the children's conw
cert at 3 p. m. will be 50 cents.
<d Proceeds from the concert will go
e, for another local Jaycee project,
g Bural Touth Day, being sponsored on
t- Saturday, April 13, when all Cleve
land County school children will be
& guests for an all-day program in
>1 1 Shelby. Some 6,000 rural youth aro
I expected to attend.
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Willis
For
EVELAND COUNTY
race Law Enforcement
EANK8
port Will Be Appreciated
ty Groceries
AT
r's Grocery
Phone 233
A STi
?F
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gflUjh a. On Monday
agement an
4 business wl
k Walker Drj
why? th<
ytft) has been cl
At 1?
1 ouray (J 168
only changt
ous, efficiei
THES
here to sen
OF BAG policies ren
h time, and Our print
a time when . .
to improve
rO take care
. work and 1
i now, when
re bare and ^ ^ ^
i
arel is hard
We solici
s negligible,
Let ns put 10 your C0T
in a moth- ^
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cCurdv c
Tb# rtlu of property destroyed by
Ire te 1945 wu #465,000,000. or 7
er eeet mork than le 1944, tbe No
N
Cot "Like-New"
Performance from
perfect^
' Qil Range
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Examine ?u the
burner parts on your
old Perfection Rang* today?and
replace any that
are corroded, d?nf?d,
rusted or clogged with
new Perfection Replacement
Parts. That's tbe way
to get like-new performance
from your Perfection
Burners?most heat from
the precious fuel you burn 1
Sometimes all yon need
is a new wick or mica for
the chimney to restore
original burner efficiency.
Check them today. We
can supply the parts
you need. Keep your old
Perfection in good repair
and it will serre you well!
(Dealer's Name}
Kmmp 'mm Cooking
I J
Several Boss Ovens
Now In Stock.
KIN OS MOUNTAIN
FURNITURE 00.
S lUtUVIUQ S U> U ?Ol J
Boom"
Phone 67
See Us For LOGAN'S
GEM Furniture
Restorer
\TEMENT
POLICY
I assumed man
d ownership of the
I. m ?
men was formerly
r Cleaning.
3 name of the firm
langed to D. C. Mc.ners,
this is the
9. The same courte- I
it personnel will be
re you and the same
V
lain in effect.
cipal efforts will be
the quality of our
to continue to give I
service.
It and look forward
mm
ltinued patronage.
I
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,
leaners I 1
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