McBrayer Resigns Post
As Service Officer
John Z. MoBrayer, county service
officer who last week issued a report
011 his first year's activities in that
office, has resigned that position effective
October 19, to accopt e position
as chief of a newly organized
personnel branch at Cleveland Cloth
Mills of Shelby.
Mr. McBrnver will he succeeded by
John P. Mull, Jr., another World War
11 veteran, of Shelby, according to
announcement of the county board ot
commissioners.
Mr. MeBraver has been in Kings
Mountain on Tuesdays and Thursday*
to serve Kings Mountain 'area veterans.
KE-BLECT
W. L. BLACKBURN
CONSTABLE
J of No. 4 Township
Democratic Nominee
16 years a law enforce
ment officer.
Your Vote Will Be
Appreciated j
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Baptist History
In County Given J
j T. V. Bedford, route 2, Kings Aloun ^
tain, is uh acino Baptist and nun b|
interested in Buptist history. t.
j Ju Lis effort* to dig up iut'urmatio i '
about the Baptist bistort ot the rouu '
j ty, -Mr. Ledtuid hu? received u letter '
| from V. A. Gardner, prominent mem J
her of Pleasant Uro\e Baptist church!
and a school teacher ot the county
(tor many yearn, the letter outline the ' '
history of this faith in the county. <
The letter follows: j '
i ;
I "According to a promise 1 mule
you at New I'lu.-peit at the Iw.nui
reunion 1 am sending vuu a sketch oi
the beginning ot Hnptist history in
Cleveland ihuiily. "Itruiy lioidiinx
t ame up heio from 1 orK. S. ,n
1MU. lie Joint ! Up W.lil .Ionics Welili ;
ot Gulden Valley, lUitlieriur I county. |
lor the puipo?e ol organizing liaptist i
vliur- lies.
| "At that time thel'e was aot a Hap- j
tist church in what is uow Cleveland |
; county. The first church they orgain
. red was Sainlv huh, 1*1:2; next. Zion,
| 1814; then in the order listed: Heaver
Hair.. Zonr. 1 inutile springs. UojI ,
j itig ."springs, Bethlehem, Cupurnaum
(uow Wuco), New I'rospect, New
Hope, and several in what is still
Uutherford county. ('leveland county
had not heen formed at that time hut
was organized in 1MU.
"'The ministers who scrveu these
" T. iTOm, umjtf ic? 11! i?>. A I
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*ir. nrven. f. K. Mum, .lOM-pti Buttle.
These were known h? pioneer
preaeliers. As they got old a younger
group took over, viz. A. C. Tr4:i, A.
P. Hollifiel.l, I. D. Harrill. Jn.k Har
till, BoBert Poaton, C. Felmet, G. P.
Gfiob
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'HE KJNQ8 MOUNTAIN HEttALP THT'RSDAY, OCT. 17. 1940
lamrii-k, a..,i others. McKelvie Machinery Co.
"Tin' Kill (J* Mountain association T . T emnnnn T)ln?n
"The Kings Mountain association "OSt In $100,000 Blaze
.'wag organized ut Double 8prfng9
a 1N.32. the total membership of McKelvie Ma.l.iiierv r..in|anv of
Clogs Mountain association is 18.323. Cast..aim of uliich ii. M. M.-Kelvie
ml has .32 churches. Part of the 0, Kings Mountain is president, ?'#<
lately Hun o-so iation is in Cleve- totally .iestioxed earlv last KrMnv
ami county. ?o the Haptist of this ,n<JI.,(> . |MI!4est
ouiity numbers well over SO.immi me in );r( ,, < " ? lis:., v
ers.. Total gifts far nil purposes was
nst year. 1IM.3, '' I.oss w:.? estimate,!' ;.t mute thai
' tin ,i?n oi ly partialis' envere-t 1?\
i tt.surao-e.
NOTICE . ,
... Ml'- M.-Kelvie was active l.ea ! <
I hereby foil.el any one allowing ... . .. i ; i. i * ,
.... .... - . ..... .1 111 IIU'I t iji.lliuv
heir stock running tit large running c?.ly -.n c pur< lui-ing t ti
?'i my premises anv longer, or Mock -t??- k .it >"..\vnt Mneninc "in; iny.
in vroft'l.
' . ?THE HERALD 5200 PER YEAR ?
II. Y. Refk. o 1 T|.?
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, \ From where I sit... /.;/ Joe Marsh.
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Are Returnmg Veterans
"Different"?
During the war you heard a lot same. Nothing more exciting t!ir.n
about how hard it was going to be fishir.g Seward's creek or pitchfor
returning wteratis to get ad- ing horseshoes ... enjoying an
justed to civilian life . . . how outdoot barbecue with friend'y
they'd be "different." wholesome beer and pleasant talk.
Well, plenty of them have re- If they've changed at all it's in
turned to our town, and a finer, the direction of maturity and tcletcadicr
bunch you couldn't ask erancc... tolerance for evcrythini
for. Most of them arc back at the except dictators, end those who
same jobs . . . goin^ with the would destroy our democratic
same nice home-town grirls (srot- rr'ncip of live ar.d let live. And
*? ^'proua 2t ttcm.1^'
the iarae old friendships.
Even their amusemeoU are the /<y?^
1940, UNITED STATES BREWERS EOUNDA". Ji ?, Ne lh Carolina Com?it1??
Suit* 606-607 Inturanc* Bunding, Ra c jh. North Corolioo.
The Big Furniture
rj|i sterchrs
Of Fine Fu
3-piece Maple Living Room Suite $?
3 pc. Mahongany Bedroom Suite $lc
Floor Lamps?only $
2 Child's Chestrobes at $2
Baby High Chairs $
2 Child's Trainer Seats at $
1 Love Seat $2
3 Platform Rockers at' $2
L32-piece Dinner Sets $1
1 Apex Vacuum Cleaner $4
r? t?i?
" *V*Ji;VAU $3
B 2 9-piece Mahongany
Dining Boom Suites $22
mk Sofa Beds $5
^j^ts 3-piece Maple Bedroom Suite ... $13
r Cedar Chest
IB (very large and roomy) $4
2 G-E Electric Blankets $3
1 Duncan Phyfe Sofa $12
W All-Metal 5-piece Breakfast Suite $7
Metal Smoker $
v Stove-pipe Oven %
ALL BABY CABRLA
i i Phone 848 Mountain St
1'AOK THKKK
It is t-*l minted tii.it tin- lott'>i; A tin tiulecturer is Kriiij:iii>; ollt a
j al'ry i.vi !' wilt l.o ' i r f. ur new |i<>ultry de-feat Ill-l ing '' mai
niillio" l ;i*i'? i.n Auju-t 1 i \' \>:u. I'hiiii* tlliit w'il take* tin' feathers oif
:-? mi:|iti!f.! with 7 I ; million this clik? n*. uukcU, ducks. or
year ' u*'i'"?" i'. hour.
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ON PURCHASING CARPET
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will i.m l.t sati?t'ii-.| uit 1.-v- *1). J'i'i
, is riyht.
a tc-uouix
rarpit tlifit i* If I? 11T I." v. ..r limee.
Net* rf.lU nr. nfiviuy wnklv ? y<?u
are invited t . ?ee I* err. Al?n .tinvery
fine Oriental r?i>rii.lu.-iiens.
CARPET MAKES* IT IIOMK
Filled "S" Stands For j
Fall Festival!
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irniture Values
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8.00 1 2-pice Living Room Suite
unusual value $169.00
14.00 .with beautiful tapestry cover, very ....
. comfortable.
>o.Ul)
m Large, roomy glass door utility with
pi.w 32-piece dinner set,
>4 98 rea* bargain at $34.00
Q Metal Step-Ladder, very
,1,49 useful in the kitchen $4.95
14.00 All-Metal Kitchen Stools $3.95
12.50 One (street) lounge chair and
ottaman, designed for rest only $69.00
* Metal Step-on Garbage Can $2.95
9.00 5 piece Maple Dinette $52.00
2 5-Piece White H
z.uu Breakfast Suites at $54.00
1 Chippendale Sofa $179.00
2 (BOWE-JORDAN) lounge chairs and
4.00 ottomans, very comfortable, at $89.00
9.00 Baby Swing with Metal Stand $6.95
Metal Utility Table, highly useful.. $9.95
Small Linoleum Rugs, 24x36 only ... 29c
4.95 Coal or Wood Range
?qq (supply limited) $98.00
1 piano, an excellent value $125.00
XII
Metal Card Table Set, table and fottr
3.95 chairs, only two sets in house ... $19.95
4.95 Student Desk $14.95
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U2S REDUCED ONE THIRD
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m cure an expert radio service man. Come , I
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W to Sterohi's for your radio repairs.
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