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Church News
FIRST BAPTIST OHUBOH
L. C. Pinnix, Pastor
Mra. J. C. Bridges, Secretary
Sunday?
10:00 A. M. Sunday School, B. N.
Barnes, Supt.
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship.
Message by the Pastor.
6:45 P. M. B. T. U., Mrs. W. B
Logan, Director.
Monday?
3:45 P M. Sunbeams.
7:00 P. M. Scout Troop Six meeti
at the Scout Hut.
7:30 P. M. Executive Committee ol
W. M. 8. meets.
Wednesday?
7:30 P. M. Choir rehearsal.
Thursday?
4:30 P. M. Cub Scouts, Den Fiv*i
meet.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
P. D. Patrick, Pastor
9:43 A. M. Suuday School.
il:OW A. .U. Morning worship.
Seriuou: "The Uuseurcliuble KicIum
ot I hriht," by pastor.
2:30 P. M. Sunday school at FrieuT!
slop v.uupti. Clillord Kirkus, Supt.
t:?n. P. M. Sunday school aud service
at isixon, J. O. Darracott, Supt.
3:00 Voung Peoples Vespers.
H-.iHi P M,J^pion Service. ,
Monday:
4:00 P. M. Cub Scouts, Deu Mothers:
Mesdames Grady McCarter anil
James Houaer.
7:00 Boy Scouts, Troop I, Broadus
Moss, Scoutmaster; Jim Page., Asat
Scoutmaster.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Rev. Wra. H. Stender, Pastor
Sunday School 9:43 A. M. Carl P.
Mauney, superintendent.
Church Service 11:00 A. M.
Lutber Leagues 6:30 P. M.
Union Service, Methodist church at
6:00 P, M.
Monday, August 26?
1 Workers' Council 8:00 P. M.
Wednesday, August p8th?
Senior Choir rehearsal 7:30 P. M.
Board Announces
New Classifications
Selective Service officials registered
24 new registrants and released re
classification of 32 others in the local
board action report covering the meet
ing of August 7.
The report:
Charles W. Hancock New Keg. 0
Thomas W. Meacheam New Reg. 0
Eugene J. Timing New Reg. 0
Robert W. Moss New Reg. 0
Charley Fred Short New Reg. 0
Connie W. Blackwe'l New Reg. 0
Ora Q. Brown New Reg. u
Cary Ray Lingerfelt New Keg. d
Clarence L. Jolly jr New Reg. 0
Wilburn V. Qault New Reg. 0
Bufus R. Wood New Reg. 0
Myei C. Arwood New Heg. 0
Charles V. Merck New Keg. 0
William A. McBwain New Reg. 0
William P. Mitcbera New Reg. 0
Fur man E. Gladden New Reg. *
James Enoch Evans New Reg. 0
Emmitt Henderson New Reg. 0
Elbert Henderson New Reg. 0
Eugene Lefevers New Keg. 0
Baxter T. Wright Jr New Beg. 0
Delbert E. Byers New Reg. 0
Jacob T. McGinnia. jr New Reg. 0
Thomas G. Gofortr New Reg. 0
Bufus E. Etters 1C Ind 1C Disc
Enios T. Hnffstetlor 10 lnd lC Disc
Lawrence M. Wolfe 1C Ind 1C. Die
Thomas W. M each am 0 1C Disc
Cleo B. Bell 1C ind 4F
Caldwell Patterson 1C Ind 1C Disr
Wilis O. Harmon IC Ind lC Disc
James L. Warlick 1C Ind 1C Disc
Chas. L. Wallace jr lC lnd 1C Disc
Birdel Fraser 1A 4F
Doris L. Bennett 1*A 1C Ind
Walter F. Payne 10 Ind 1C Disc
Earn Hickman 1C Ind 1C Disc
Chas. H. Littlejohn Jr 1A 1C Ind
Carnie H. Huffstetler 1A 1C Ind
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w^i'iu'71 ?'. ntnu n; i v, J i ?j *?i u>
Jarih T. MrOinnis jr 0 1C Disc
Charles Pressley 1C Ind 1C Disc
Konie D. Barnes 1C Ind 1C Disc
James W. Kamey IC Ind 1C Disc
Charles V. Merck 0 10 Disc
Ora G. Brown 0 IC Diss
Clarence L. Jolll, jr 0 10 Disc
Baxter T. Wright Jr 0^ 10 Disc
Charlie F. Short 0 IC Disc
Williuri) V. Gault 0 IC Disc
James L. Hullender IC Ind IC Disc
Eugene J. Ti trims 0 IC Disc
Thomas G. SJoforth 0 10 Disc
Ftirman .E. Gladden 0 IC Diss
Robert C. Pearson 2 At* 1A
William P. Mitrhem 0 IC Disc
Tar Heel farmers in 1940 have the
largest savings in history and the
lowest farm mortgage debts in 30
years.
The year 1946 is not a good time to
begin farming If the undertaking involves
going into debt, says Economist
H. B. James of the Extension
Berviee.
T. J. Pea mall of Battlsboro la frti
ident of tho State Farmers Convcnii*.
tion.
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BUto farm on are being aneonraged
to stady individual machlaery needs
* before making to boy expensive meeton
Wei Implements new coming beak
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I D. Newton, above, President of the
Southern Baptist Convention, will glvt
i a special report on Bussla on the Bap
' | tlst Sunday Hoar on Angst 25. Dr.
Newton made his visit to Bussla at
the Invitation of the Soviet Government,
Bed Cross, and the Bod Crescent
Society.
MOEO KBM
By Mrs. Jessie G Costner
_ _ The Rev. Jasper Kiee, foui.der * '!
builder of Riee Chapel church, two
miles south of Kings Mountain os the
Grover road, will speak to both white
t s UnvMeiiiM i ea
' September at 3 p. m. at the rhureh.
There will be good singing. The Trav
eling Five quartet from Lawndale will
I sing and Deacon Kerns, a great spiritual
singer ami other will sing. Everyone
is cordially invited to attend.
Mr. O. J. Hurra!tc of the Ebenerer
community was ill last week He is
much improved and ia able to be out
ugaio.
The revival meeting is on this week
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The neat costui
shown here are
thing for campus
that means off a
right at home, is
sweaters and ski
comfortable jack
kins that keep o
on football days
autumn jaunts,
styles at Keeter
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t-HE K1KW JpOUJMAiir MOULD - TPTT?81>ATr' AUGt^|jj^^4? *
at Ebnun Wm ?t? le* Howell, Ifr. and Whitney
ducted by Rev. B. M. Hardin of Ou- HoweH of Shelby, the toucher of the
tonia. Everyone is asked to attend Compact School and teachers of Gold
these services. Rev. D. A. Coetner, pas mine school.
tor. '*
Mrs. Lester Roberts of New York
The ttev and Mrs. E. D. Evans of visited her mother, Mrs. Bell Johnson
the Compact community were host and and other relatives of the Ebeneser
wm !^ir.h?,me ?' community last week.
Wednesday, Aa|t 14. The following '
B??? J?? uau??; ofv. O, XM. U4V ,
idson and Re*. W. H. Dmvidion of
Charlotte, Mr. and Mr*. J. F. Howell " >A 25 passenger buB body haa been
and .on of Waeo, Rev. and Mra. J. C. develojred by General Motor., India,
Mitchell of Belmont, Rev. N. A. Trice
of Durham. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jamer to meet postwar transport needs. The
so.n, Mr. and Mra. Willi. Camp and GM Bombay plant', first order, ihMr.
and Mr.. B. M. Davi. of the E?- . . , .an . . ,
kridge Grove community, Mr." and <',u,,ed 180' for the Pf?v">ce. ?d
Mrs. C. C. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Mil* 50 units for Afghanistan.
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WORTH
WAITING FOR!
YOU'LL BE HAPPY WITH
YOUR NEW CHEVROLET
We're getting our fair quota of
ne wChevrolet cars and trucks?but,
of course, not enough to supply the
accumulated demand. So don't
give up hope. And here's some impor-'
tant advice:
KEEP YOUR OLD CAR IN
GOOD RUNNING CONDITION
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keep your present car and keep it up
?in performance and in trade-in value?with
regular maintenance, and
with prompt repairs when repairs are
indicated.
p? m n JW WMHbr' a &ewrcar " "
and ? in the meantime?let us service
your car regularly.
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