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OAJtBON PAPA: Now in stoek.tss
it May times end it etili makes
good reedeble copy. Both standard
and legal size. HF.RAI.T) PUB
LlBHiNO HOUSE. eitfn.
MAXLXVO HJBLP: If you need oddsized
envelopes try the HER ALU
PUBLISHING HOUSE. Plenty
of big ones np to 9 z 18, and plentj
of little ones down to coin
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HOOFING}: Just received
a email shipment of Barretts
Everlox shingles.
Get yours, while yon can.
. Phone 172-J or see W.
Hill Putnam.
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WAMTHS: Your vote for Lee Boberte
for magistrate, No. 4 township.
Your support will be appreciated.
B.ejunt.0.0
TWO OPXAATOM TO BSETB TOO
Call 109-W for appointment. Phealx
Beauty Bhoppe. X-lti? \
Liva BTOOK AUOTIOW BALB:
Every Thursday afternoon. We boy
and eell every day. baetoa.. Bales
Ban, Kings Mountain, N. 0* on
Kings Mountain Oaetonia high*
way. lad.
LOOK MO PUBTBSB: Lot me fill
your needs for furniture for every
room in the house. Bee Baa Huff'
stetler at fiTTEBCHI'B. a-S6-m-8-9
. WALTERS FLOWERS
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Reliable and Experienced
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waits Mrs. Bora B. Etheridge, ail
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WB HAVE: Desk also blotters, a*
aseortmeat of Sard boards in white,
OHkafft ABil Bie?i Tan Mnii na?
Unt HERALD PUBLISHING
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Q-E motor. Suitable' for stores, restaurants,
etc. *60. Telephone 1.
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HOYZGB: I am qualified to do your
wall papering, interior decorating,
painting, plastering. Price* very
reasonable. Bee B. J. Myers, Bonte
3, Kings Mountain, N. C. m-2-eltfn
Mndtow* FOB 8ALB: Every day
in the weeh. 60 cents per dozen.
Job Bell and H. Y. Belk, Jr., route
3, dty (Nebo). . m-9
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FOB BALE: Three-fourths Guernsey
an Ilk cow with second calf. Bee
Walter Bolin at Dixon school.
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KELP FOB H0UBBKBBPBB8: If you
need to Outfit a room, get the proper
furniture. Bee Dan Huffstetler
at 6TERCHI '8. a-25-m-2-9
1CABXBT QUOTATIONS
(Oorreoted May 8, 1946)
Bggs, grade A large - 40s
tweet Potatoes, (ton.) *8.00
Bill) Ft yen 38o
Oom tlM
Wheal ' *8.00
Booetern. __y IBs
light Hang 1 aoc
Bane, Heavy - 88o
Barley (he) : ItM
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NORTH CABOIA&X,
CLEVELAND COUNTY,
i Under end by virtue of the power
, and authority contained in that eartain.
Deed of Trust executed and delivered
by Paul Dean and wife,
Vlrne Dean, dated the lat day of
November, 1945, and recorded in the
' office of the Register of Deede for
1 ] Cleveland'County, North Carolina, in
Book 890 at page 118, and because ,
'of default in the payment of the indebted
a eas thereby secured and failure
to carry out and perform the
stipulations and agreements therein
contained and pursuant to demand
of the owner and holder of tht indebtedness
secured by said Deed of.
Trust the undersigned Trustee will'
expose for sale at Public Auction to I
the highest bidder fpr cask at tka
usual place of sale at the Courthouse |
Door of Cleveland county in the City <
of 8helby, North Carolina at 12:0o,
o 'clock noon, Monday, the 3rd day !
of June, 1940, all. that certain lot or!
parcel of land lying and being in
Number Five Township, Cleveland,
County, North CaroUna and more par
tieularly described as follows:
"Located on the West side of
Meseal Place, in the City of Shelby.
North Carolina, and more particularly
described as follows: Beginning at an.
iron stake, Northeast corner of Lot
Ka 1ft An n1?1 ? #,,, mm. I
tioned, and mat thsoee with ' MmciI
Place, North 5 degree* 37 minute*
Beat 00.1 feet to a etake; Northetst
eorner of Lot No. 11; thenee with the
North line of said lot North 87 degree*
83 minutes West 09.876 feet to
a stake, a new eorner in the North
line of Lot No. 11; theaee a new lime
Booth 4 degree* 60 minute* West
00.1 feet to a etake, a new eorner
In the North line of L<>t No. 10;
theneo with the North line of Lot
No. 10 South 87 degrees 88 fleet**
East 08.9 feet to the hegieelmg.
The eaid lot being the eastern part of
Lot No. 11 a* shown nm that eertaia
plat made by D. B. 8. Premier, Civil
Engineer, which plat la of rechrd in
Book of Plats No. 8 at page 40, Cleveland
County Registry. The name
also being a part of the land conveyed
by J. L. Buttle, et al, to Henry
B. Edward* by deed dated May 27.
1035, said deed being of record in
Book 4-H at page 083, aforesaid registry,
reference to the said pint and
the said deed being hereby made for
a farther and more complete - identification
of the said lot."
, This sale will be held open ten >
(10) days for npset bid as by law required.
This the 2nd day of May, 1940.
A. H. PATTERSON, Trustee.
M-9-10-23-30?H
to fit your tractor, in stock for
immediate delivery. Luts^Yelton Co.
, Shelby, N. C. m-23
FOB BAZJ^: 2 toggenburg milk goats
8ee Lloyd Patterson, Rt. 2. m-16pd.
FlSHlNa EQUIPMENT: Assortment
of fub hooka, casting plugs, nylon
lines (15 to 24 lb. test), Sinkers,
cords, bsss and trout flies, snelled
hookk, minnow seines, and other
fishing goods now in stock st
WOODWARD '8.
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EPOETINO GOODS: Croquet sets,
riding whips, tennis racquets snd
balls. Oet your sporting goods st
WOODWARD snd SON'S. m-9.
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LIMITED NUMBER: of radios snd
LeJay outboard motors available
at WOODWARD'S MEN'S Shop.
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LOTS FOB BALE: In various sections
of the city at reasonable prices,
including souse of the lots of
1 the Ore Ray place on Shelby highway.
Idead building lots and some
excellent bargains. See P. D.
HERNDON, real estate agent.
Phone 140. m-9
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i W> BERVIOB: Pure bred Jersey
bull. Biltwore stock. Pure bred
aeiisa bone Poland China stock
I w for service. Wayne W. Put
, nam, Kings Mountain, N. C. m-83pd
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B-l have leased the Ser
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K1VC?8 MOUNTAIN URi
XBOBO NBWS
By Mrs. Jessie Q. Costner
The Oospei Singers of Greenville,
C., the Heavenly Gate quintet of
Kings' Moutftain and the Union Prayeer
Band of Kings Mountain, rend- j
bred a program at Mt. Zion Baptist
church Sunday afternoon. The pro- |
gram was sponsored by the Sunshine
Band of the churchy Thos6 in chargo
were Mrs. Mapple Owens and Mrs.
Louise Kibbler. The amount collected
was $123 and a few cents. A large
crowd attended. Mrs. Aggie Adams
brought in the highest amount of mo
ney, which was $31.27.
Bev. D. (A. Costner preached at a
three o'clock service Sunday after
ooon at Philadelphia Methodist church,
Lawndale, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis F. Williams of
503 W. King street, announce the
birth of a daughter, Wilms Helena
on April 29.
Mr. Walker Logan attended services
at Mt. Zion Baptist church Sunday
afternoon.
Li ... . _ -
ine Missionary Ladies of Mt. OITv?
Baptist ehnreh are sponsoring a Mother
's Day program on Sunday night |
May 12,at 7:30 o'clock. The public is
^cordially invited to be present. Pres.,
Mrs. Beatrice Patterson, Pastor, Bev. i
J. C. Mitchell.
The * P. T. A. of Davidson school
gave a banquet on Tuesday evening,
Aprl 30. Mr. J. Gibson acted as mas
ter of cceremonies. Talks were given
by Rev. P. B. Falls, Mr. B. N. Barnes |
Supt. of City schools, and by Rev '
John Wesley, a former pastor of this
city. Remarks were given by several
parents aad teachers. A delicious din
osr was eervtd. The dinner was pre- j
pared by Mrs. Gertrude Brown, Mrs. j
Pearl Rlppy, Mrs. Eugenia Brown, j
Mrs. Julia Dawkias aad Mrs. L. E.
Howell, home economies teacher. Mr I
B. B. Byers is president of P. T. A
The seventh grade will present a I
play, "A Laugh in the Dark" on
Friday, May 10, at 8 pa The dl-1
rector is Mrs. L. E. Howell.
Funeral services were held for M^sHarriet
Froneberger a former /resldent
of Kings Mountain, Sunday afternoon,
at Bynumi Chapel A M. E.
Zion church. The body was seat from
New York.
Davidson School Honor Ball
First grade: Annie L. Thombs,
Yvonne Quinn? May Frances Hickman
Josephine Sehenek, D. Herndon.
Second grade: May Francis Smith,
Edgar Barris, Edward Burris, Willie
L. MhClain, Wilbur L Taylor, Hattie
Quinn.
Third grade: Peggy Byer*. Thelma
Durrn, oaran Thombi, John Boss,
Lou la Martin, Cornell Quinn.
Fourth grade: Grace Bhodea, Ocllene
Perklna.
Fifth grade: Grace Boyd, Mildred
Clemmons, Haul Adams.
Sixth grade: Flonnie Jordan.
Eighth grade: Hazel Bnrria, Alice
Mae Haywood. 1
High school: Annie L. Gadson, Robert
Cross, Hophie Wilson.
Several Books Added
to Memorial Shelf
Several new donations have been
received by the Kings Mountain library,
Mra. M. H. Biter, announced
this week.
Persona wishing to give books for
the memorial shelf should confer
with 'Mrs. Biser on book selections
and any books donated will be greatly
appreciated.
Books donated by Mra. E. A. Earp:
Eight O'clock Alibi, Christopher Bush
The Atlantic City Murder Myster,
Norman Goldsmith; The World of
Washington Irvin, Van Wych
Brooks; Mr. Pinkerton Has The Gluey
David From*?; AH Old Fashioned Girl,
Eight Coreaius, Louisa M. Alcott; The
Meodaw-Brook Girls On the Tennis
Courts, The Meadbw-Brook Girls by
Tho Sea,' The Meadow-Brook Girls In
Tho Hill, Janet Alridge; Cynthia
Steps Out, Nancy Herself. Erich Berry-1937;
Love Knows No Holiday,
Margueriet Brener; Tabatha's 6lory,
Ruth Alberta Brown; Connie Carl t at
Rainbow Ranch, Joan Clark; Penny
| Nichols and the Black Imph, Joan
CTark; Nan Sherwood at Rose Ranch,
Annie Roe Carr; Pine Camp, Aaa^a
JUNE 1ST. rjL& I
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operated at McCoy's I
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be known aa
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Hoe Carr; Tobias Othe Light,, James
A. Cooper; Me mi At Camp, Mimi
House Party, Annie Pence Davis;
Play Parade, N. Coward; The Merriweatbec
Girls at Good Old Kock HID
Lizette M. Edholm; Nancy Pembroke,
College Maid, Van Epps; The Money
Moon, Jeffrey Farnol; Grace Harlowe's
Junior Tear at High School,
Grace Harlowe'a Plebe Year at High
School, Qrace Harlowe'a Senior Year
| at High School, Jessie Graham Flower;
Elsie Dinsmore, Finley; Elsie's
Holiday at Roseland, Elsies's Woman
hood, Finley; Betty Lee Junior, Grove
The Little Locksmith, Katherine But
ler Hathaway; The Girl Scouts Triumph,
The Girl*Scouts Rally, Gait;
Betty Lee 8ophomore, Grove; 'The
Merriweather Girls In Quest of Treasure,
The Merriweather Gilrs and
! the Mystery of The Queens Fan, The
Merriweather Girls on Campers
| Trail, Edholm; A Dixie School Girl,
Peggy Stewart at School, Jackson;
Article Thirty-Two, John R. Oliver;
Operas Every Child Should Know,,,
Edited by Dolores Bacon; The SWF
Club, Caroline E. Jacobs; A Campfire
Girl's Happiness, Stewart; Camp
mates in Michigan, Rathborne; Betty.
Lilian Turner; Janet Hardy In Ra^
dio Cjty, Wheeler; Jane Lends a
1 {A r> <1 WatVina -Tana
the Airline*, Ruth 8. Wheeler; Summer
Morning, Edginton; Girl* Of
Silver Spur, Raueb, Cooke tnd McQueen;
Joseph The Provider, Thomas
Mann.
Booki donated by Talmadge Mullinaz:
The Brother* Karamazoo, The
Idiot, Dostoyywky Fyodor; Lady
Cbatterley'a Lover, Lawrence D-16,;
Road* of Doubt, Raine Willla mMc
Cleod; Torchlight to Valhalla, Wilhelm
Gala; Rusty Caroused, Sylvin
Francis.
By Way Of Mention I
Lei* Baa Ml*
Paul Huffstetler of thp army was
a recent guest of hi* father, Mr.
Henry Huffstatler.
Mr. and Mr*. 0*ear MeOsrter and
children were recent guest* of Mrs.
liinnie McCarter of ggstonla.
"Butch" Bar net te of the Mer
chant Marine was a recent visitor in
this community.
Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Foster had as
their guests recently Mrs. Hix Wellmon
and children and Miss Mary
Sanders, of Gastonia.
Carl Mode of the army who has
recently returned from overseas received
a discharge.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dills and dau
ghter, Judy,, of Gastonia and Mrs.
Maude-. PIyJv of Pineville were recent
guests of Mr. an dMrs. W. C.
naynes.
Mrs. J. I. Hope and son, Lewc^ce
and Mr. and Mra. Charles Hope of
this city and Cadet Nurse Ella Mae
Hope of Shelby spent Sunday with
Mrs. Gus Hector in Gastonia. v
Cpi.. Ernie Irvin of the Paratroopers
spent the week end in this community.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Rice spent the
week end with the former's parents
*' \ i d Mrs. Andrew Rice of Lawndale.
. Frank Lowler of the Merchant
Marine spent the week end with his
mother, Mrs. W. F. Fowler.
Ernest Caldwell of .the navy spent
th6 week end with his brother, Mr.
E. W. Caldwell.
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Charles W. Kennedy, son of' Mr.
Henry Kennedy of Route 3, Kings
Mountain, was released from the ' U.
8. Navy Personnel Sepaiktion Center
Charleston, 8. C? on last Friday.
Aviation Electrieikn's Mate 2-e
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Johnston County's 1946 cotton crop
is said to be 80 percent of uormal, or
25 percent larger than a year ago.
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