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protection of infants like the o
Sue Densmore (above) to the
happy dad. The modern hospit
comers a month are ushered I
the Kussell Manufacturing Co
ployees and townsfolk.
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BY CH
Hunting season' is fieri- for migratory
game and waterfowl?season oraened
Sept. 1?and it's just around
the corner for dove, with rabbit and
<quajj running close behind.
Split dove season, opens at NOON
JSept, 16 and ends at sunset Oct. 5,
.5or the first half, and opens up ajgain
Jan 1, closing for good Jan. 20.
/Daily limit on doves is 10.
Quail season opens .Nov. 25 and
closes Jan. 10, both dates inclusive.
Daily bag limit is 8, possession Urn.
ft 16, seaspn limit 100.
Rabbit season is the same as
<juail ?.opens Nov; 25 and closes
Jan. 10. Ptiilv-limit Is 7. possession
limit 14, and no season limit.
Squirrel season opens Oct. 15 and
closes :Jan. 10. Daily limit is 8, possession
limit 16, and season limit
100.
<"Jrou.se season opens Nov. 25 and
I Drive-In Theatie
i KINGS MOUNTAIN . GAS i
TONIA HIGHWAY
; j Friday. Sept. 3
NORTHWEST TRAIL
I in color-Joan Woodbury
Sat. Sept. 4
i SHANGHAI JESTER
Gene Tierney -. Ona Munson
Sunday, Sept. 5
, GENIUS AT WORK
Mon. & Tues. Sept. 6-7
{ GREEN HELL
Douglas Fairbanks
Joan Bennett
j Wed. 4 Thurs. Sept. 8-9
- TRAIL STREET
1 Ranloph Scott
Fri. Sept. 10
i TOPPER TAKES A TRIP
Vonslance Bennett and
i ' 'Roland Young
oai. sepi. 11
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All Children Unii-jr 12 (
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closes Jan. 10, with a daily limit of
2, possession limit of 4, and season
limit of 10.
On migratory game ? rails and
gallinules, daily limit 15, any combination.
Daily limit for soras is 20.
Season closes Oct. 30.
On ducks, geese, mergansers, and
coots, the season opens Dec. 10 and
closes Jan. 8, shooting hours onehalf
hour after sunrise to one hour
before sunset.
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Opening of hunting season means
its time for football again too, with
all the fall "ray! rah!" and stuff.
Down in City Stadium this week, I
-first-year Coach Everette. (Shu) i
Carlson and Coach Don Parker had
some .talented assistance in Central
high school football drills.
Pride Ratterree, all-stater with
Wake Forest, and Jimmy Dickey,;
Catawba Tangerine Bowl heafty, i
were busy Wednesday giving the
local line aspirants plenty of point-'
ers on line play.* ' ' I.
Both were stellar linemen in their
respective colleges and both are
now lin#? fHiarhp# Ra ftorron at Qfasin
ton Military . Academy, Staunton,
Va? and Dickey at New Bern.
Ratterree Is slated to leave for
Staunton Friday and Dickey is a- j
waitng another call to New Bern.,
having already reported once. His
school hasn't started practice be- j
cause of a polio ban.
Sounded practically like a big
college practice session with all the,
heafty coaches sounding off down
in the "mud bowl" Wednesday.
Only boys over 15 are at the local
drills because of the polio ban and
the reservp strength of the Central
squad is a question mark. Don't
know just how much strength to
add to the squad from the boys 15j
and under.
It looks like Coach Carlson will |
field a good starting team for the I
opening game with HendersonviHe j
on Friday week in City Stadium,
tho.
If every player on the team can j
learn every play and can get into
good physical shape after an unfor- j
tunate delav in Dractice sessions. I
local fans could well witness a better-than
average team on the field
this fall.
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Coal coming in now and you
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Chnreh News
BOYCE MEMORIAL ARP CHURCH
Wm. L. Pres$ly, Minister.;
Church school 10 a. m.
' J. L. McGill, Supt.
Morning Service 11 a. m.
Union service 8 p. m.
Prayer and Praise service Wednes
lay evening at 8 p. m.
Choir practice 8:30 p. m.
MOUNTAIN VIEW BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev.?FIoyd Hollar, Pa?:or
Crowder.s Mountain
Community
Sunday?
10:00 Sunday school, Paul Camp,
Superintendent.
11:00 Morning service.
7:30 Evening service.
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH
T. W. Foglema'n. Pastor
Sunday school each Sunday 10 a.
n. ~ '
H. K. Dixon, Supt.
Worship second and fourth Sunlays
at 11 a. m., and first and sec
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Box 5.000 For?SI.25
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Box 5.000 For?SI.25
Box 1,000 For?35c
Herald Publishing
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Phone 167 and 283
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For Dainty lewel]
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be wearing this fall are pcffeqt-f
for exquisite accessories. And tne
a fascinating array of new Jewi
designs to give a beautiful Irtish
touch to every costume.
Lovely, little Victorian charm j
dainty bracelets and brooches v
bangles, heirloom . type cam
and jewel studded cufflinks
hi'-t a few of the season's offeri
that are sure to put the collect
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mong the new designs being fea
re's, aie dramatic water fall pendi
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*tones hung in graduated length
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igs this year, are necklaces with side
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oped in Montana.
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led income.
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given area depends on many factors.
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