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??mnncra?.- %vjras?sWS?! " Friday. March 26. 1948 - i .hi in ? ? i i . ? ?? ii r i i THUa 5 * S Go To Church nf" ? Easter ' 9 \ fulfill the Easter Tradition by attending church services Sunday WOODWARDS ^JJJJI^ ^ SILVER 4 r^? * J _ 1 W1 ?. aa. r or meai easier (iuts M y^r < U \ \ rig j . Pair of Salt and . *??'<>? sterling Pepper Shakers Ifl M ticks Patterns: Eternally Yours, First Love, Adoration,Remembrance TOWLE STERLING?6-piece place setting . . $22.50 up HEIRLOOM STERLING?6-piece place setting? * $23.00 up INTERNATIONAL STERLING?6-piece place Mtting $22.63 up . WALLACE STERLING?6-piece place setting? $27.35 up ?HALLMARK EASTER CARDS? daung r?feil&^ ; -yjaw. shop Kings Mountain's Loading Jewelers : ' J 4" / '*' THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERA Mis. Jennie Webb Final Bites Held Funeral services were held Monj day at 3:30 o'clock at Elizabeth Bap. I tist church near Shelby for Mrs. Jen1 nie Barrett Webb, 79, a native of Shelby and a resident of Kings Mountain most of life who died Sunday morning at the home of a daughter in Swannanoa.,Interment was in Elizabeth church cemetery. : Rev. J. M. Baker, of Boger City, conducted the services, assisted by i Rev. Charles Jolieyi of Swannanoa, land Rev. J. G. Winkler, of Kings j Mountain. - ' Widow of the ?ate Frank Webb, I she was a me inner of Bess Chapel j Methodist church hear Cherry vilie. I She had made her home in Swannanoa since last August.' ' Survivors include three sons, RoyWebb of CI iff side, Ralph Webb of J I Gastonia, and Guy Webb of Swartnanoa; three daughters, Mrs. C. Vy. j Hullender of King:* Mountain. Mrs: > John Daggerhart of Charlotte and ? ! jvirs. (Jardie Wilkipof Swannanoa; j i two olsters, Mrs. Jot? Porter of Blacks burg, S, C.'. and Mrs. Lizzie Ann For- j ter of Shelby; 26 grandchildren and ; 24 great-grandchildren. Esso Production Shows Increase "Refineries 01 Esso Standard Oil Company haVe continued ;o effiphasize the output of much needed heat ting Oil and kerosene, turning .out k-- I more than 11 million gallons' m?#re fof these products in February than i in the previous month, M. J. Rathbone, President, reported today. ; In addition, the company contribu ted approximately three and a half j million gallons of kerosene.and heat 'ing oil last month to state and city , emergency fuel coordinators for al . location to relieve hardship cases in various? cities in the area where Es> j so Operates. This brings the Com- ! pany's total contribution for such 1 purposes to almost nine-million gallons since the first of the year. The increased production, Mr. Rathbone said, reflected the improved tanker transportation situation -during the month and the continued adjustment of refinery yields to maximize kerosene and heating oil at the Company's refineries in Linden and Bayonne, New Jersey. Balti: more, Md? Baton Rouge.'La, Everett, Mass., and Charleston, S. C. Negio News j By Mrs. Jessie C. Costner The Southern Sisters anci Brothers Quartet of Charlotte will sing at the Davidson school on Friday .night, March 26, sponsored by Mt. Zion Baptist church. The Owens-Milier Post 338 of the American Legion will hold its.regular meeting Thursday night, April . 1, at 7:30. All legionnaires are expected to attend. . . The Elementary school basketball teams of Davidson high played the Elementary school teams of, Cleveland high school in Shelby Monday The Cleveland teams defeated the Davidson teams. Miss S. L. Long, of Mocksville visited our town over the weekend. M. L. Campbell, supervisor of the Compact Cannery club, announces the annual meet of the club for next Tuesday night, March 30, at eight o'clock. All members of the club are requested to be present at the above time. .A ten-night Leadership Training Institute will begin in Shelby Monday evening at 6:30. The institute is an extension of Shaw University, sponsored by the Ebenezer Baptist Association. Instruction is free. The registration will he held at Mt. Calvary Baptist church, on Carolina Avenues, Shelby, N. C.. Don't fall for the man with the - sickle, girls,, it's sure death. Over 26.900 persons are killed each year by accidental falls, according to a warning by 'the National Conservation Bureau. This nationwide safety organisation suggesrs a per- , sonal slogan- for everyone: "Watch your step?and and stay alive." j March winds are ill winds, if you > duck your head against them while crossing the street, warns the Na- j' * tional Conservation Bureau. Keep! your head up and be alert to incoming traffic in both directions. Cross streets only at designated crosswalks and with the signal. You'll , live a lot longer. r The central Piedmont sectfon glows more wheat than any other area in North Carolina. V 1 ??. I ? > ? Although the acreage of corn grown in North Carolina has remain -; cd-about the,same since 1880, total production has almost tripled, due to the Increase In yield per acre. | ____ i Dr. Ide P.. Trotter, Agiicultural Extension director at Texas A. and M. colege, has been asigned by the U. S. Department of Agriculture to study condition* in the Far East afectlng foreign markets for United ?mm States coton. _ . . . . . - . - .... - .. LD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. G The safety of our essential trade |Ujl routes and ocean lines of commun- * J' ication as well as those of ourallies. Jhe protection of areas of vital strat. I T*l? egic important such as the sources 1 ? ?} of raw material, advanced base lo- ji cations and the like. are matters of !| course if we control the seas. Only ,iij naval air-sea power Can ensure this. --Fleet Admiral Nimitz. : e I IPP AGAINST I IPP materia HI li ' v f. . ^ ... v ,w"v' _ Guaranteed, tr r; all Road \te: o*te You'll probably never use tlfi> guarantee. 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