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Girl Gxadnates
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As a first public acknowledgement
of tKe growing importance of
their role in thb? community's deV
vetopment Kings Mountain:, high
school graduates will receive a per-'
feet miniature cedar chest as a gift
from Sterchi Bros. Furniture store
here. E. C. MeClain, store manager,
announced plans for the presentation
today.
"We have invited aff. of t.he girl
graduates of all of the high schools
to our store on May 14 for a formal
presntation. Every single girl graduate
will receive one of these lovely
miniature chests which may be used
for jewelry, letters, or treasured souvenirs
of memorable high scbooi occasions.
"Our organization realizes the im
, portance of these fine young girls in
the future of this community," Mr.
ivicc lain commenieo, ana we Know
that a great deal of their own importance
wil be in the homes the$'
set up. The miniature cedar chest
we give them is a symbol of their
own 'hope chest" full of their
dreams for the future."
This presentation is a feature of
the Sterchi Bros. Stores own 60lh An
niversary Sale, according to Mr.
McClain.
DuCourt Team Slams
Algodon By 24 To 1
DuCourt Mills baseball tea*m defeated
Algodon of Bessemer City in
City Stadium last Saturday after- j
noon by a score of 24 to 1 to gain the |
first win of regular season play-in (
the new Gaston Textiles league
The local team was defeated in the
first start of the schedule in Clover
May 4 by a score of 12 to 4.
The game \v/ih Morrowebb, scheduled
for the local park, was rained
out Wednesday afternoon.
Bessemer City' is scheduled to
face the local entry in a loop game
Saturday in City Stadium and Du- j
Court is to journey to Ling Shoals
for a game Tuesday.
During the school year 1946-47, the
state transported an average of 346- H
872 students daily at a cost of $14 |
nor 'itV>?? i ? ' '
p* i pupn, a uc ivncti cusi 01 ^si'nooi jj
bus operation was $5,006,S86.
"North Carolina is one of several i
states which is undertaking, or has I
started recently ,an extensive study i
of its educational facilities.. The '
work is being dorte in North C'aroli- j
na fcy the State Education Commission.
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Children's Recor
Silver Trays
Milk Glass
Silent Butlers...
Sea Shell Hold
Emcay Floating
Candles?8fo:
Emcay Hostess
Candles?Bos
Bracelets
Lockets
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REVIVAL PREACHER ? Rev. Hott
E. Crump, pastor of the First Churci
of the Nazarene, who will begin <
two-weeks series of religious reviva
services at the Nazarene Church pi
Sunday night May 16. at 7:30. Nigh
ly services will be held througl
Sunday night. May 30. Mr. Crumj
has issued a welcome to everyone t<
attend the services.
North Carolina school busses op
erate over roads of which 24 percen
ar? hard surfaced, 56 percent im
proved, and 20 percent unimproved
The average number of children sei
ved daily by each bus ts 70, the Stan
Education Commission reports.
SPRING is the time for rc
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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HER
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Whether graduating
r hom grade, high
i school or college . ..
1 it's a proud, glorious
| moment I So choose a
t verytine card lor such
> an important occasion
? choose Hallmark
graduation cards irom
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?THE HERALD $2.00 PER TEAE-2I
ITS MAY
(Time for a New
Hairstyle)
>mance, so freshen up with a
t?made to order just for you.
RUTY SHOP
PERMANENT WAVING
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TOPS IN C0MF01
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Take off for a lively summer wil
priate for all the season's many
one pair out of wide selection,
white, and brown-end-tan comb
Nunn-Bush ..............
The ankle-fashioned oxford tha
switch to Nunn-Bush.
Edgexton ...........
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Fiiday. May 14.1948
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th a pair of sporty two-tone shoes, aooro
activities. The shoe shown above is but
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, featuring tan-and-white. brown-andinations
and cool perforated models. ...
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to $1735
t fits your foot. For summer comfort.
$8.95 to $1130
riders
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Initialed Coasters?8 for... $1.00
Eaz Bobs $1.00
Boideaux Perfume?2 ioi $1.00
Children's Solid Gold Bings LOO
Ladies' Solid Gold (L
Birthstcne Bings.$1.00
Men's Fitted Cases $1.00
Men's BOliolds. S1.00
Men's Colla*. Pins............ J1.00
Sterling Belt
and Buckle Sets S1.00
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