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i Library
I Schedule
Morning: 10:00-1200, except Mon
I day.
Afternoon: 2:00 5:00, except Thuw
L day arid Saturday.
I Evening: 7:00-9.00 ON 'Mondaj
- and Wednesday.
I. August Circulation
% Adult Juvettile Total
m 599 718 " 131*3
? New Books
% ADULT: Adamic, A Nation of Nations;
Becker, Home Book of Chrismas;
Dunlkp, Radar; Grove, DieJ
tionary of Mu 4c; Hunt, Peter Hunt's
1 Workbook: Lawrence, Science in
Progress; Miller, History of World
War II; Mulac, The Game Book;
Patman, Our American Government
Scott's Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue;
Shippen, The Great Herit
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p You Are Cordially
J # invited to see
Mr. H. L. MASON
Representative of
Kahn Tailoring Co.
I v Tuesday
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at our firm next Tuesday.
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Come in for a perfectly tailored
New Fall Suitl
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CANDY STORE BLUES
HAIR OF GOLD
MY HAPPINESS
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iage; Simkins, The South Old and c
. New; Skliling, Sun, Moon, and Stars e
Spaeth, tun With Music; Walser,
? Nort'h Carolina in the Short Story; fc
Thompson, International Cyclope- a
r dia of Music and Musicians; Van r
iDo'ren, The Great Rehearsal; Westcott,
Gainer's Bug Book; Whitman, li
1 David Lilienthai; Bedtord-Jones, t
f'The California Trail; Boston, Inside . n
,Magic; Gay, Little Jade Lady: Han- ti
,cock, Doctor Kim, - Special Nurse!
Kel'leam, Blackjack; Lee, Passport fj
to Oblivion; Walkdr, Tola. n
JUVBNILE: Anderson, Bag of h
1(Smoke; Barbour, The 'Crimson o
I SWea-ter, How To Play Better Base- fi
ixball; Barnett, Fire Beads, Beck, g
Tai-'Lee's Precious Seed; Bible, b
Championship Football; Boylston, S
Carol on Broadway; Bryant, Trudy-a
Terrill Eighth Grader; Byrd, Explor- n
| ing With Byrd; Carleton, Hawk, The
White Indian; Considine, The Ruth v
Story; Cook Fighting Americans of v
Today; Crofts, Young Romin Brand c
Detective; Crownfield, Proud Lady;
De Leeuw, Lind Marsh, Doctor Ei- j
len; Deming, Pam Wilson RegisterNiipgd'
T 1 f P>. ?P ?. ?4 U.n -it, n \XT II.. V.
tv? *' i iLxvoiuvnu, mni ma ? * aoii
ington Our First Lady; Wide Fields, je
Farley, The Black Stallion, The i p
Black Stallion Returns; Fioherty, Jt<
\ Youth at the Wheel, Inside Che F. 1
B. I.; Garreau, Bat Boy of the Giants |
jGarst, Custer Fighter of the Plains; w
GrunrbLne, Patsy Breaks Into Advertising;
Hager, Janice Airline Hos ?.
tess; Hawes, The Dark Frigate; J
Hewes, A Boy of the Lost Crusade. ^
From Toe Workshop , ^
The end of August saw the last of 7
ithe 800-odd booKs bought since A|
pril numbered and listed. It's a fe-ia
I lief to have this phase of the pro- a
ceSsing behind. Two hundred more a
| books to go and all the new ones
will finally be on the shelves. After Q
that we who started with the inad- i
equate supply, particularly in the:?.
Children's Department, last fall at:
time of removal to the new location j
can rest easily. At last we've a foun ! j
dation for a useful and entertaining
collection of books.
There were good books in the library
to begin wtih? but very few |
and limited in variety. This recent!
purchase does not remedy all the!
deficiencies. Other additions will be
made from time to tipe as the need 1
indicates. But this 1948 addition will P1
be remembered most clearly. It was P
a large order for the siae of the li1
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Drary ana une auin. u mtiuu^ mo- i
ny basic reference volumes. It def-!JW
initely made a library of the Childin
greatest need of improvement.;
The selection here?is excellent.
There is at least one book for every
subject which might come up. (Not.
[for every age group, however.) Ob- [
Iservance of Children's Book Week
[this year,will be no problem.
These books were bought with,
funds donated by the business
ri -^5 0( Kings Mountain. To themj
goes the gratitude and appreciation J
i of the library^officials and library
j patrons. ' ,
BROWSE I AN A " x
The niftiest bed time "story tdl
cross, our bookish horizon recently,
is Buzzati's The Bears' Invasion of
Sicily. Here is adventure, war, peace
animals, men, suspense, trickery, i
magic, love, hate, and'finally the
triumph of good over evil (with
no discredit to man or beast). Any
one of the twelve chapters can be!
read in less than five minutes. If'
the prose doesn't satisfy, there's the!
poetry which rhymes and rhythms,
where it suits the story. At the be- j
ginning is a list of the Characters.
You may or may not meet them.
But you're warned Just in case. Nothing
is overlooked for your comfort
or credulity. All flows along
easily accompanied by full-page 11
or Disc-Delight! j
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/ , Rosetta Howard
Baby Rosetta
Jack Emerson
Fled Fipers.
Ella Fitzgerald
RE Gordon Jenkins
Eddie Arnold
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THERS
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PRE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERA
titrations of exactly what happen>d.
Did you see the pictures of it in
dfe magazine of >August 9th?
It is hoped patrons beyond ?heir
enth year will hot mistake Antoine
le SaintJExupery's The Little Pjin
e for a child's book and pass it ovr
as being without their scope.
Kor in so doing something may
ie overlooked which could bring
precious hour of reading enjoynent.
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Did you know: Than an armadilo
five feet long can dig itself in
he ground out of sigh* within four
rtinutes? That a duck-billed playus
catches frogs under the water
o eat with its eyes closed, but is araid
of one on sight. That skunks
take safe and gentle pets after beag
properly deodorized. All this bit
f personal history was gleaned
rom a glance through William Brid
es's True Zoo Stories. Mr. Bridges
s editor of the New York Zoological j
oeiety's magazine and he can tellj
story about any animal you!
tight name.
Mothers who like Kate Greena- I
ray fashions for their daughters
rill find many illustrations in Miss
ireenaway's Under The Window.
ATTENTION: SCOUTS
If there are any Boy Scouts studytg
printing, bookmaking or xbook
inding, the library would be interred
in knowing your plans. Please
?t us know before the first of Oc)ber.
WEEKS
National Dog Week, Septj 19-25.
fe're equipped to supply you with
ny number of dog stories?fact or
ction, and two technical volumes,
olnnol Vlrto^/'e C^? V/M/-? _ i -
vl.viv* Miccn o iuu It* VlUing I O
let a Puppy and M. Blanco's All Aout
Pets. We've read them both,
hey re helpful. Particularly the forter
for those who have Spaniel^
nd are torn between rearing them
s a child or bringing them up as
dog. j,
Religious Book Week, Sept. 23?
'Ct. 3. The most interesting religius
volumes the library has are in
te Children's Department, but the
ature of Che handling of the ma>rial
would appeal to adults. The
?w we have are sufficient to give j
n idea of the very attractive books
f religious significance which are |
ow available.
Since 1940 the number of milk
>ws in the country has increased ;
per cent. At the same time, the
opul&tion has increased! about 10
er cent.
Cotton exports to Europe under
larshall Plan are moving slowly.
TRY HERALD CLASSIFIEDS
THEY BRING RESULTS
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NOW AS MUCH AS VOU DID
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Presenting 1
KINGS MO
Kings Mountain
cotton mill. For 60
It was founded in
others, and it has
since.
Today S. A. Mai
Mauney is secreta
son as superintend
The firm manuf
eration it employs
week.
This is the eighth of a series <
synopsis of the history of Kinj
among its customers. When in
large or too small to handle to
FIRST F
10/16 F
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Elegance I
Check Keeter's for th
r coats.
W The models shown he
trimmed models whic!
for the new fall season
They are designed
> coat manufacture, ol
1 DOWN and KAYBRC
plenty of variety In
blacks, wines, grays. <
1 $5150 t
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Kings Mountain Industry
lUNTAIN MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufacturing Company was Kings Mountain's first
i years it has been an important cog in the community.
1888 by the late W. A. Mauney and J. S. Mauney and
been an important segment in the" community ever
mey is president of the firm, and his son Aubrey
ry-treasurer and general manager, with J. H. Patterlent.
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actures two-ply carded yarn, 20's and 30's. On full opi
150 persons and its payroll approximates $4,000 per
of advertisements presented by the First National Bank, giving a
gs Mountain industrial firms. The bank is happy to number this firm
need of banking service, visit the First National?no account too
your satisfaction.
NATIONAL BANK
Member?FDIC
ALL COATS
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ie newest in new fall
tre are lovely fur- fl[ 1 Yyf^B mjk
h are among the best f 1
r two great names in '.I . d
friends SWANS- I \
JOKE. And' there's ' ' I "' ' ' ' '
colors ... beautiful j I f jJUL
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