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Bone Develepmeoi
At birth, a human skull comprise
at any bones which are distinctly sep
re >sd. Some of the bones, sucl
as those on the top and side* of thi
skull, have saw-like 'edges (su
tures) which gradually grow togeth
er. At the age of 50 years, all trao
of the sutures has usually dlsap
peered and the dome of the skill
looks like one bone.' The ends of th<
long hones of arms and legs ahov
s distinct division from the shaft
in infancy, but generally these divi
slons have disappeared before th<
age of 28 years. Teeth are often i
reliable guide to age because then
la a regular order of appearance
The first to appear are the juvenlh
(milk) teeth. These are replace*
in regular sequence by the adult
(permanent) teeth. The third mo
I lars (wisdom teeth) usually erupt at
the age of 18 to 21 years, sometimei
rather later. With advancing agi
the angle of the jaw grows wider
j -Teeth fall out and the margin of th<
law becomes a thin, bony edge.
The production of barley In Norlk
Carolina for 1947 Is estimated to >M
aDroxlmatelv 680.00 bushels* com
pLed With ?3,000 bushelp producer
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FIH8T BAPTIST CHURCH
Luclan C. Plnnlx, Pastor
^ 10:0p A. M. Sunday school
l_ B. N. Barnes, Supt.
B 11:00 A? M. Morning Worship.
h Message by Mr. Horace Easom.
, 6:45 P. M. Baptist Training Union;
B Mrs. W. B. Logan, Director.
. Monday?
j 7:45 p. nv W. M. S. general meet
s ing at the church, Mrs. Edwin Do*
/ ter, speaker.
I 7:30 p. m. Deacons' meeting. .
Wednesday?
s 6:30 p. m. Sunday school Council
i supper and business meeting
> 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting.
8:15 p. m. Choir practice.
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Rutherford Races Mrs- Cl?
Attract Big Held Rites C<
A total of 25 en trie* have been
ntered In the Auto Races set for Funeral servic
Rutherford County Fairgrounds. Sat- day afternoon a
jrelay. July 5, In what Promoter Jack home of a son. B
ffudxon call* the best field of cars | York road, for \
ver assembled In the South propst. S6. who <1
The races will get underway at 2 | dlclt^a
. ... i Methodist churcl
Of particuUr inteteat to local ra- ,ntermertt was r
ting fan* will be the entry of Tracy ~,m.,r,,rv
McGinnls*, Gilmer Special, whtrc j ^
will be driven by Herman'Owens | Mrs Propst, w
Among other big name racers In tor the past 45 y
the event are Lea Adair of Patterson of the late John
M. J , and Fred Bales, of Berkley. W. ceded her in dea
Fa. ' ? * was a native of
Admission to the event will be daughter of th?
51.25. tax Included, white children Frank Shuford.
under 12, will he admitted free Free one slater. Mrs.
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Bumal Survivor* Include three aorta, B. A,
IN , 4 1VW31 with whom ahe made her home here,
. - . Theodore, atbo of Kings Mountain,
inducted * aiM* Do,Ph ?' caaar, 12 grandchildren
ar>d 8 great grandchildren, and
:ea were held Tues- The nation'* farm (lock iveraged
t 4 o'clock front the 3M.682 i'OO layer* In April ? 8 per1
A. Pro pat. on the cent k:a* than In April laat year, but
(rt Clara Elizabeth 8 pctoent tlxivr? the 10 year iverage.
lied Sunday In Shel _
an attack appen ^i^B
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h wm in charge and HtATtlllj
nade In Mountain
Ready tor immediate..
rhi> hjtl i4vt* i her** i 'i^ll
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k" i^op*1, who Kino* Mountain
ith 16 year* ago She vl iMwinutm
uncoin county, the Fondture Company
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