> Friday. April 23.1943, LIBRA R1 Schedule | Morning: 10:00-12:00, except Men* j day. Afternoon: 2:00-5:00, except Thurs day and Saturday. Evening: 7:00-9:00 ON Monday and Wednesday. Pram The Workshop Latest encountered experience guaranteed to bring one to the grave in full age with grey hairs is this ' matter pi classifying a book accortf ing to Mr. Dfewey's numerical system. . v The fiction Is no problem. It's the reading matter which is not fiction that baffles. In theory and generally the classification looks to be one j of those, fitting arrangements for a ' mass of hooks. In practice enough ex captions (according to the guide hook) ari?> nn'illaoomant ac tn i raise questions as to suitability and | provoke a desire to design a system * ot one's own to fit the situation. Itj you have a library i which has j grown with you through the years, | you probably have the books arranged according to personal preference. (No one hut you could find a book indt, but what does that mat- ! ter. They're placed the way you feel about them.) If you do, this decimal system, if you've never met it I before, will impress you not at all,' especially when it comes'to draw-j . ing the finer distinctions. Here aye some .bird books. They'll come under pure science which will 1 be in the five hundreds somewhere and all wHl be together. Music Is a i fine aft and in the seven hundreds j (780 to 790 to be exact.) Sacred mu- i aic Is 783, but if it is a hymn with- I put music, look under 245 (the 240s cover devotional literature). That works out smoothly enough. The useful arts are in the six hundreds which means cookbooks and agricultural books are cousins -?the cookbooks in 640, the agricuuuta, ones in 630. And here develops twp little inconsistencies to an unconvinced mind. M. F. K. Fisher's How To Cook a Wolf is more tKats a KaaIt utiiU enma In If iiiaii a wwi\ ?4vil oviiic t in i?? CHEVROLET I OWNERS * "? ' ' * . -:;? ? Now's the time to have your par revitalized with a specialised Chevrolet Spring Check-Up. "YOUR CHEVROLET CAR DESERVES CHEVROLET CARE" & ,*?*? -sVICTORY CHEVROLET CO. _____ ' ' * WywHrwr? ||V ftRtQHT * ^v. OU>MA*J- . W TMC??* ^ WHS OR. Oto MY AND I'M ' \ oM0Oeu.A _> HOY AM \^T yoo? OtOMAM 1 ^ V^air^l^k . ft ? APPLL . , CM Umbi bar# mrrth tors to electric stov?s and r< Tap qaallty brand mom T ola. atc? ate. Too can pat II ^?vn>pjn ^^^^S^SIESShEHE v t';j f NOTES It Is a philosophy on the art of living. Phineae Beck's Clementine in the Kitchen includes Chamberlain etchings and family history in addition to recipes. < Yet both numbers will rub shoulders with Miss Farmer's invaluable manual which is def initely a text-book. To a decimalsrlan there is no distinction between the belles-lettres and the utilitarian in the field of gastronomy. It seems slightly raw to number flower arranging with the agriculturally practical floriculture when it would seem it is really a fine art and ought to be along with sculpture,. painting, and landscaping. Folklore, fairy tales, and legends do not merit a place in the more sedate social science division unless of value to the student. "Mere stories for children" unless useful for study go in fiction. So don't look for the Grimms and Anderson fairy tales ih a numerical location. .Quite the oddest assignment to come to sight is that done by one authority (there are several and they do not agree) to Saint-Exupery's Wind, Sand, and Stars. It gets marked'629.138, That according to our guide means it is in the useful arts (6), under engineering (2), in other branches of engineering (9), and aeronautics to be exact C.l). The book is abouft as Useful aeronau. tlcally as a clod of earth gastronomically. Here! Enough of this grousing. We must turn to more immediate matters. More, anon ? perhaps ?? if provocation'atises. But, till then, muse on this. The life of a librarian is not all-taking in and handing out books while meantime exchanging the pleasantries of the day and the book. CNot all the 'x>oks mentioned above are in the library.) Glimpses Of Growth As time passes the library begins to take on the appearance of being a real collection of books and/ not just a place which houses around two yards of Grace Livingston Hill books and so on. Very gratifying it is to have on hand a few volumes which might satisfy the curious inquirer looking for more literature on a subject in which he might be interested. Ol course, the quantity is limited, the fields covered very, very small. Bui at least there is some growth. There is something very attractive about Cecilia Rudlh's book ol hymns. Just why hag. not yet been decided after a casual thumbing through. H Just might have been one of those items written as ,a ''labor of love." It suggests the Idea, anyhow, and will be helpful to the worker in the field of religious education. A dip here and there through the Rockwell and Grayson book on flower arranging was adventure for an undisciplined mind which can't resiSt exploring greener pastures when ever they present themselves. If you have a cpllecter-mania, think of the fun there would be in acquiring containers In which to arrange flowers ? not an indiscriminate accumulation but an artistic assemblage. Why the arranger who delights in miniature creations would have the time of her life obtaining small objects. Which'brings to mind the small replica of a round brandy bottle recently pressed into service for some star of Bethlehem. * You never know what you will stumble upon nor where. All you need is an open mind. Do you know that hew copper screening should always be "coated with clear lacquer, otherwise the first rain will cause .coloring from the screen to run down on the sash paint and stain it"? This Httle bin 1 v?cn\ I 5S Si i INCES lag from electric refrigeraidle*. Om ear budget term* cm know?Hotpoint. Motor, ?t CENTER SERVICE. . ? a ?? THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERA * of information was discovered in ? of all places?a hook on home mechanics in the junior department. If Interested, inquire at the circulaj tion desk. Toynbee's abridged History of History is not recommended for 1 bed-time reading unless you are fired with the zeal to know what has macic civilization tick and proof of the underlying forces which determine direction. But it would be certainly easier to wander through than the original six volumes. It is nice having on hand the Webster Biographical Dictionary. Simplifies finding the main facts on current figures and learning the pronunciation of their names, if a difficult one. Caught In Passing ?Most impressive comment in the article on Kings Mountain ap1 pearlng in the State Magazine was that one about the new location given the town as a library "for which 1 new books were being bought." (Did the writer see the interior?) ?Huxley and Mann and Whit1: man and Plato on the one hand; Grimms and Anderson and Mother ?i Goose on the. other: this represents J the gamut In reading taste 6f our I patrons. (Now what do von maUo of. that?) ?The difference in the sound of I April Sp HOME SPECIALS Pint Size Thermos Bottles $125 and $L39 Gallon Ti.??r? IUCAUIV0 iutja i S3.00 - $198 $198 I ' 4-Blade Electric Fan $198 > . ' - ' ' i; 1 ' . ;, Razor Spedal! * . ; ?Evonhnp * Schick Injector I , ?Extra Blades ?Colgate Share Cream AH 3 For 83c - o . . _______ ' - KULINUS ' Tooth Paste with special cap. 75a value for 59c V LD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. CSociety News ErEs Thirteen t Two Give Party When scores At Country Club Mrs. Paul Mauney and Mis. W. T. es a'so won Weir were hostesses at the Kings At the 00 Mountain Country Club last Satur- decoi day afternoon at a lovely bridge par were served, ty. ? The playing room was attractive- With a grc ly decorated with iris, snowballs, square feet t 11 - i i. i . > ?' ? York C the bird's singing.in the morning buiidlne in t | and after the noon. In the early morning there is a deeper sound as a tenor, but come afternoon it is | _ mainly soprano. Do the males go off I 9 to work. Or do the females just out- I talk them? (Now this is something I into which an inquisitive brain I might look with pleasure.) M ?The increase in European tra- 1 jjfl i vel ads since the end of the war. I More'ike "old times" (the late'30s) I 'which Is thought by some to be a I , I 'thing of the past. (Anyhow, We are I not supposed to see them in our H lime.) II I To Rebecca West (Meaning of , jfl Treason) went <r?ru? of > ? ...v. UVIIICtC* ? ment awards of the Woman's Na- I tionaI Press Club. Her writing in the I treason book is considered some of I .* the wisest' done in our time. flMHHM iecials At The Woodbury ?? Lotion and Beauty Creai SPECIAL CL0SE-0U1 51 Tussy Hot Weather Colognes and T< Mountain Laurel. Floral Spice. Summi ger Spice? $2.00 Size For S1.00 Size For ...... f Shasta Dorothy Gray The Beauty BlUSteiV Cream * Shampoo Weather 25c Lotion V . ? 49c $2410 sim only 79c SU? H 'glamour-bathe' thei Bkreml sha Power* Modrk?kMn) for J heir bcaotifti iac bair - waah it with Kremt Shampoo, ft Mr fair It la awing with natural (Ioht light a and akiauwting luatre that laat for , K*mot? ail loose dandruff. too. i i . Sdve At The Rex. i na i H i i' Kings I Drug ( THE ftEXALL STORE Second Section id other seasonal flow Aoout twenty-nine states of Hie arrangements. ] United' States have provisions for ables were in play and , conciliation, or arbitration in iitdu*. i were tallied, prizes , tr'a^ disputes. ted to Mrs. Jacob Coop- i ,? .. B. N. Barnes. Mis. Barn- . . , , . the floating Drize The total vole cast for the election delusion of play. Icy '"'if? <**? ?" 11". wS kss area of 2,903,903 A person 18 years of age is eliglhe RC A building in ble to vote in the state of Cecgia. * Ity is the largest office In all other states the age requirehe world- ment is 21 years. r Drug Counter , / / ?RUG ; V ifS SPECIALS ? Bayer Aspirin Bottle of 100 Tax?Both for in 43c 59c T SALE! Alka-Seltzer 60c Sire >ilet Waters in ir Lilac and Gin- 49c 1 f| IjA Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable lAr _ Compound 1.60 Size Kathryn S12fl * Hormone Ironized Cream Yeast Tablets SIJW Wc ' S.S.S. Uw Tonic * XJ 51.10 MODUS ? fr hair with Cieomulsion iMPOO si.10 ? AO< ?? _jjL Betonga ill Store SLID * . . . \ . Mountain Company Phones 41 and II . . . -

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