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Public Library
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iiors stated simply: "The children
uml grand children of the late Jacob
8. Mauney and wife, Margaret Juletra
Mnuney, have purchased the !
X)r, J. 0. RoVd property on the corn- j
er of Piedmont avenue ?ml Tving j
street. Aftor the bous? has been renovated
ami some changes made, it
Will he donated to the town as a
Memorial library in memory of their
parents." I
Children of the lute Mr. and Mrs. I
Mnuney. jre W. K. Mnunev, D. C.
Mnuney. 8. A. Mauncy. H. L. Mauney
and Mrs K. 0. tMoper. all of iCings I
Mountain, and Hev. John Mauney oT
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CITY RADIO "and FRlfflF" 1
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CROOK'S OARAOE
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Now in new and larger c
Dairy Farm, located on
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large workshop and see <
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Desks, Chests
san Tables and Antique 1
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County Service Officer
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ed from oversees for local burial; widow
and dependents pensions; review
of the type" discharged issued; inforinat'on
on securing corrections of errors
made on discharges and service
records; filing proof of dependency
and martial status; applications for
gratuity pay, information on income |
tax; civil service applicationsy sear- j
cli for missing checks; application for
delayed birth certificate; information
on obtaining tools for trainees.
"The recent month of September j
has given Office henviest load of any
month, due to flood or npplicants fori
unused leave pay, and phone calls j
for information on regulations gov- >
i-rning these applications.
'"'National Service Life Insurance
hu?:np?s has shown a marked increa?
in the month of "eptember due I
perhaps to the fact that the wor.t i* I
getting around the .1) National Service
lifo insurance can be reinstated
.v payments of two months premiums.
(21 bonds issued as payment for |
"i'l'fil. 'I??', time used to
pay Vrrtonal Service Life Insuranc^
premiums, (ft) Insurance ia now pay* ,
hie to the benefieiary in lump sum,'
ft) Kndowment Policies can now be
purchased.
"I look toward the future with a ,
-expansibilities associated with at-Ti
erupting to assist so many who have , '
arned every benefit that existing '
iws provide.
John Z. Mi-Braver
Countv Service Officer." <
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ANTIQUES
Largest and Most 's(
Antique Shop * j
ORPE'S
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luarters at McSwain's
HIGHWAY 74, Ashe
est of Shelby.
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i of Drawers, Lazy Su- \
China.
NO IN FURNITURE !
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It's sewing time s
a pleasure. There i
rayon mixtures, a
plenty of width. 1
?$1.98
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and 48 inches wid<
In gorgeous stripe
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Court In Record 1
Light Session ]
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While the great increase in number 0
of cases tried in Shelby recorders V
court was probably due to the center- 4
ing of the week's activities in that I
section at the Cleveland county Fair 1
last week Kings Mountain recorders
court, held at city hall here last Mon- *
day, recorded the sitntflest session in t
years, with nin? cases being tried.
Iu rases involving motor vehicles, 1 r
Or 1 iiiid A. Davis was fineul $10 and <
costs for speeding and William C. i !
Carroll was granted a jury trial, after
requesting same, on a reckless driIng
count.
John Alhanecse, for violation of n
Chapter 1, Section 14, of the Cir> t
Code, was taxed with the costs. A1
banecse was charged with hindering . '
Fire Chief Grady King in the per- j h
forniance of his duty, blocking his o
path with his automobile at the cor- e
nr of Wilion and Falls streets while w
the Chief was on his way to the
ure on eunaay arternooo. 8
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Ben Ounnells, of Belmont, forfeited
bond on a public drunckknes* count r(
j> wipl'vir count |
irns fined fT> and costs. | _
Pock Walker, John Fowler, and j
Martin Leigh were taxed with the
costs for public drunkenness.
William Cole, of Onatonia, was given
six months earb on counti of
posts and loss of his license. with j
the car used to he advertised and
lold.
James A. Owens
SnccrUnbs Tuesday
James Andrei Owen. 36, of Oantt!
itreet. Kings Mountain, died Tues- |
lay night nf 8:40 In a (Jastonia hospl ,
tat. He was "a native of Pickens coun
y. 8. c.
ffe is survived by hie wife, Mrs.
CmiAa Owen of Kings Mountain; two
ionB, Charles H. Owen and Billy' B.
Jwen of Kings Mountain; his parents
rthnrles Augusta and Alberta Bates
5wen of Liberty, 8. C.; two brothers
ind two sisters. Woodrow Owen. Robert
8. Owen. Mrs. Eunice Clardy and
ilrs. Catherine Mull, all of Liberty.
I. C.
Funeral services wiU be . held
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at j
he Calumet Baptist church in Liber- !
:y with Rev. Earl Sargeant in charge. |
Interment will be in Liberty cemetery I
Active priT^carers will be Harrison]
Iwpii, William Owen, Jim Hates. Sam I
Vites. O. C Hates and Winston Q- !
ven.
3end Santa Mail
Early, Says Navy
Charleston. S. 0. ? Christmas pn*
'el? for Xaval and Marine Corps per
onnel in the extreme forward areas
hou'd be mailed not later tbnn Ocober
15. to afford vrobnbility of drivers*
before Christmns day It was
innounced by the Sixth Naval District
Public Information Office. Par els
for personnel krown to be in an
rea permitting suhsonent | -lding
nay" be mailed at appropriate dates
teleefed bv the sender.
Tt is important that parcels for
tvorseas be packed in exceptionally
t'onsr containers, that the senders
otTb-v ?be postal rentlationa which
>rohibit mailing perishables overeas.
flint the full name, serial nutnier.
and complete address of the re
jipient be u*ed. JTrrt? that nil paekares
containing valuables be Insured.
Tt sliould be noted that poor paekng
often Tetults not only in the Toss
>f one package, but also in damage
0 other parcels or obliteration of
heir addresses.
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leaion or
igain, and the woolens yon g
are plaids, solids in pastel si
nd aTT^wool. They are M an<
lie best way: Just come in i
? $2.67 ? $2.79 ? $2.98 ? !
howing a new shipment of <
?, that will do the proper jol
is and floral patterns and
97c and $1.45 per yard
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JDAY. OCTOBER S 1M?
mi - __ ^? Friday
Is City Softool l Mountain and th
Jay At Southern Fair
Oene Lawing, promotional director 1
if the Southern States Fair, thli week {?< Without the c
resented Superintendent B. N. Barn- | WQuld n0, hav#
,S. of the city school, passes to the j duct a ?ucCe?flf
^air, good for Friday, Oct. 11, ior all I
tings Mountain school children. I
Friday is city school day at the ? ,
'air which-begin. Mondnv and lasts , 7 ?
hrough Saturday night. ?d '"'r, 0'""
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ot the recorder
i Court for Kings
T-B Survey Was . | county, Norm c
Short Of Qoal signed" win sellj
1 rage on Mountain
1 tain, CTeveland C
A total of 26,603 Cleveland County nu on 8atur,iaVi
itizcus underwent X Rays in the 12;00 0?clot.k n'00
iass tuberculosis survey cooducted Ita jor cagk tk
he county during September. j property:
Though the goal was 30,000 exaini- j
ecs, vr. Herbert Hudgins, county i One 19:16 Mod*
ealth officer, aud Dr. K. E. Qeheber tor and serial nu
f the U. Public Health Service, 4132183, said pro
xpressed tuemselves as well-pleased forfeited by Mrs.
rith the results of the survey. < violation ot the
One of the units is remaining In State of North C
helby to make retakes of doubtful This the 2nd di
uses. j N.
"On behalf of the organization 1 Chief of Police <
'present and the survey committee.I North
wish' &?-thank nil grciirci in Kings _ O-3-10
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KINGS MOUNTA1
FURNITURE CO
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Phone 57
Woolens! i
;et at MYERS' will make it ^
lades, flannels, wool and <fj
1 60 inches wide to give yon
ind make your selection. 3
(3.45 per yard
Irapery materials, both 36
t> in dressing up your home,
the colors you whnt. M
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royghout the county
urvey a successful thb irentrn fa 00 PEB TEAS?
W. O. Stalling*, ex'of
the Cleveland *
uUuis association.
it >
been possible to con
survey
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aT Statutes ot
by order _
Recorder's
Mountain,
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at O. W. King^s Ga *<& /f\VU*WOKMff
i street, Kings Moui I OrtRATION
Jounty, North Caroll
October 26, 1946, at OUR BUMPER. TO
n to the highest bid-1 JUMPER LUBAICATlOM
follow,#g personal { fQLDS AUTOMOBILE
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i L'uuge V/ogpe. mo- I wirfc I 111*
mberg Z199106K and MINIMUM
perty having been
Onie Easier for the
liquor law of tfio CENTER SERVICE
'arolina.
?y of October. 1046. Phone 62
M. Farr,
S. Everything For the Car
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. glittering, gorgeous jewelry,
of Gibson . means
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