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THE ALBERT, a story and a half Cape Cod
house, has four bedrooms and attached ga
rage. The wide siding and asphalt shingled
exterior has a wide dormer in rear and two
smaller dormers in front for cross ventilation
Colonial trimmed vestibule entrance has
wrought iron railings.
Kitchen cabinets on opposite walls, sink
under window, refrigerator and range on in
side wall leave ample dining space. The rear
entrance leads into a utility room* equipped
with lavatory, storage cabinet and coethang
ing space. Basement Stairs lead from this.
The living room has a fireplace, book shelves
and large picture window unit.
First floor bedrooms have wardrobe type
closets with overhead storage space. Second
floor rooms have walk-in type. Linen closets
are located in bathroom hall and a large,
storage cabinet and closet in second floor
hall. .
Overall dimensions are 50 feet by 26 feet.
Floor area Ls 1,001 square feet and cubage
22,719, including basement, but not garage.
For further information about THE AL
BERT, write the Small House Planning Bu
reau, St;. Clou#, Minn,
Moreg olf Is played at Pine
hurst, North Carolina, than any
where else in the world. There are
five courses in the immediate vi
cinity. .
Greyhound racing is a popular I
spectator sport in 'coastal North
Carolina. Elaborate tracks near]
Morehead City and Currituck op
erate from May to October.
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Littlejohn Ends
T-V Training
CHICAGO ? (Special). ? Aft
ter completing a 36 week residen
tial training program in televis
ion and radio servicing, Charles
Littlejohn, Jr., of 208 Fulton St.,
Kings Mountain, N. C., has grad
uated from DeFpresfcr's Training
Inc., 2735 N. Ashland ave., one of
the largest and best known train
ing institutions of its kind in the
country.
Charles, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. Littlejohn, of the
same address, is a veteran of
World War II, having served one
year in the Army. His service took
him to the Japanese theater of
war.
Cold weather and frost in April
{severly damaged young crops in
j Brunswick county, according to
County Agent A. S. Knowles.
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Patterson Grove
News & Comments
By Mis. Thurman Seism
Memorial Day services will be
held Sunday beginning at 10 o'
clock with the memorial address
to be given at U o'clock by Dr. J.
L. Vtpperman of Dallas. Dinner
will be served in the grove. Come
and bring your picnic basket and
enjoy the good fellowship.
Mrs. T. E. Jackson and her
choir from Bessemer City will be
on the program.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Seism, 1
Charles an*i Nell, Miss Sarah
Whisnant, Mr. Robert Bridges and
Harold Hord attended Memorial
day services at Union Sunday. Dr.
Smoot Baker delivered the mes
sage. "... ' ?
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Mrs. Thurman Seism spent a
week in Murphy with her broth
er, Lloyd M. Joyner.
Monday night dinner guests of
Mr. &nd Mm. Thurman Seism,
Nell and Charles, were Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Queen, Patsy and
Danny, of the city, Mr. and Mrs.
Sloan Wright of Sandra, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Queen,
Patsy and Danny spent a week
with his mother and sisters of
Farner, T?;nn.
Mr. and Mrs. Travis Wright and
children were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Seism and children.
W. M. S. met last Saturday
with Mrs. Robert Ware. Mj*.
Lloyd Phifer had charge of the
program. Eleven members were
present. Next W. M. S. meeting
will be with Miss Lona Seism.
Miss Sue Seism of Gardner
Webb spent Sunday with i?er br
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gettys 8.
Seism, Miles and Eueeae.
The Intermediate Girls will
have an ice cream party Friday
night at ^ with Miss Louise WrK
ght. .. .
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Wright and
Sandra have been guests of his
] parents for the past two weeks.
They will return to Tennessee on
[Wednesday,
| About 135 Negro farmers of
( Caswell County attended a pas
ture tour held recently under
sponsorship of the Extension Ser
| vice and the Veterans Farm
Training Program of the county.
NOTICE OF SALE
- Under and by virtue of the po
wer of sale contained In a deed of
trust given by Norman E. Etters
and wife, Desdy Lee Etters, on
the 9th of January, 1948, as will
appear on record in the Register
of Deeds Office for Cleveland
County in book 337 at page 62 to
the undersigned as trustee for the
Home Building and Loan Associa
tion to secure payment of same
and at the request of the Home
Building and Loan Association, I
will sell for cash at the court
house door in Shelby, Cleveland
County, North Carolina, on Mon
day, June 12, 1950, at 10:00 o'
clock, a. m. or within legal hours,
the following described real es
tate: ' ?
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Being lot Number 40 In the Co
ra Mill Subdivision of the prop
erty of Textiles, Incorporated, as
shown on plat thereof made by
Charles S. Kirby, Surveyor, a copy
of which plat is filed In the Office
of the Register of Deeds Office of
Cleveland County, North Caroli
na, in plat book No. 2 at page 95,
to which plat reference is hereby
made for a full and complete de
scription of said lot by metes and
bounds. Being more fully describ
ed as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake in the
western margin of Third Street;
thence N., 19 deg. 11 min. E. 70
feet with the Western margin ol
Third Street to a -stake; thence S.
68 deg. 29 min. E. 106.1 feet to a
stake in the Eastern margin of
15 foot alley; thence S. 19 deg. 11
min. W. 70 feet with the Eastern
margin of said alley to a stake;
thence N. 68 deg. W. 106.1 feet to
a stake, the point of BEGINNING.
This the 11th day of May 1930
B S. NEILL, Trustee.
J R. Davis, Atty. nvl9-jun-9
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The Kings Mountain Boy Scout
Court of Honor was held in the
City Hall Thursday night. The
meeting was opened with prayer
by Rev. W. L. Presely.
Alter a .few announcements
pertaining to summer camp and !
announcing that Johnny Kiser |
and Paul McGinnis Would again
serve as Camp Councilors and
that Cart Cole and Gene Mauney
would ateo serve as councilors
this summer, after which the fol
lowing were advanced in rank:
Tenderfoot: Bobby Hager and
Bobby Cashion, troop 3; Gary Al
len, troop li Dean Bridges and
Murl Valentine, troop 5. . # ; ?
Merit Badges Awarded ?
Art: George Hord, Jr., troop 6.
Athletics: Jack Hullender, S. M.
troop 5.
Cooking: Billy Bridgets, troop 5.
Firemanship: Jay Patterson,
troop 2.
Home Repairs: Fred Daughtery,
Trodp 3.
Music: Flem Mauney, troop 1.
Painting: Kenneth Barrett,
troop 5.
Personal Health: Dick Hunnl
cutt, troop L
Safety: Charles Cashion, troop
3; James Rushing, troop 5.
Star Scout Rank: Douglas O.
Hullender, A. S. M., troop 3; Ho
ward Gene Blanton troop 6.
Life Scout Rank: Jack ? lull end
er, S. M., troop 5.
Announcement of the Scout
Camp-o-ree to be held at Cleve
land County Pair Grounds on Fri
day and Saturday, May 19 ar.d
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Meeting Set Sunday
By Lutheran Group
A Life Service Institute, spon
sored by the Women of the Chur
ch, for all the young people of
St. Matthew's Lutheran church
will be held on Sunday afternoon
May 21, beginning at 4 pi m.
The leaders for this occasion
20.
jr After the announcements were
made and awards were presented
the meeting adourned with the
repeating of the Scout Benedic
tion.
wilj be Sister Miriam Shirey and
the Reverend V. F. Frazier. Sister
Miriam is the deaconess for the
Social Missions Society of Coluro- j
bia, S. C., and Mr. Frazier is pas j
tor of the St. Stephan's Lutheran i
church, Lexixngton, S. C.
The speaKers will present the j
cause of Life Service, both full j
time and part time, and will lead ,
in the discussions with the j
groups. During fhe afternoon Mr.
Fraasler will use approved tests
and give the young people an op
portunity to rate themselves in
nine different vocations. Then
each person will interpret the test
for himself. The leaders will show
films-trips during the discussion
groups, and discuss with the
young people the cause of the
Ministry and the Diaoonate as a
choice for lifetime work.
At 6:15 p. m., supper will be
served by the Women of the
Church in the dining room. At
7:30 p. m. the Luther Leagues
will present their annual Life Ser
vice Program. Both Sister Miriam
and Pastor Frazier will speak.
"All young people are urged to
be present for the institute and
ate urged to invite their friends
to worship with us," Rev. W. L.
Stender said in making the an
ncunceuK?nt.
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MAY 19th To MAY 27th
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