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H. Y. ^ I , , HIS NEWS OF NEBO VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brown bit Birmingham stopped over at your reporter's home and spent a lew pleasant hours enroute to I Camden, S. C. They have a win ter home in that city. I stayed with those people at Riverside, j Asheville. Mr. Brown was a rail - ! road detective. I met Mr. Wray Williams in the bank. He says the boll wee vil Is holding on to the cotton get ting their part. Well it won't hurt : the boll weevils. They know j when to stop. I can't see why people keep on planting cotton seed since the weevils get all but the guano Mil. Why don't they grow taters or spuds. Weevils won't eat taters, but they sure are hard on one's bank aeccmnt. They have in past years stuck their sharp bills intci squares that robbed the poor Southern farmer of untold mil lions. They come to stay. When men learn better than to plant King Cotton. They will eat up the corn and taters. Well fis a toad war. They stick their bills in the bolls while you sleep. They can live in ice for weeks and wait NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the po wer of sale contained in a cer tain deed of t/ust executed by T. P. Cabaniss and wife, Laura Cab aniss, to E. Scott Sandy. Trus tee, dated May 24, 1939, and re corded in the office of the Regis ter of Deeds of Cleveland Coun ty. In Book 242, at page 54; and by virtue of that certain instru merit dated June 13, 1950, and -ecorded in the Office of the Reg ister of Deeds of Cleveland County, North Carolina, In Book 6-1, at page 433, whereby the un derflgAed was substituted as Trustee; default having been made in the payment of the in ? debtedneoa thareby aecured and the said deed of.iTust being by the terms thereof subject to foreclosure, the undersigned Substitute Trustee will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the west door of the Cleveland County Courthouse in Shelby, North Carolina at 12:00 noon on MONDAY, JULY 24th, 195Q, the property conveyed in said deed of trust, the same lying and be ing in the County of Cleveland, State of North Carolina, and more particularly described as follows: , All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being in No. 7 Township, Cleve land County, N. C., located on public road leading from Shelby to Polkville, about 5 miles north from Shelby, bounded on the north by lands of Mrs. Tom Wri ght, and Pleas Cabaniss; on the East by Brushy Creek and Mr. Simmons; on the South by Frank Cabaniss; and on the West . by Brushy Creek, and more partic ularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a post oak Etumy, corner of Pleas Cabaniss, and runs South 7 West 20 poles to a red oak stump; thence North 89% West 54 poles to a wild cherry; thence North 3% East 62 poles to an iron stake; thence South 84 West 19 poles to a stone pile; thence South 71% West 21 poles to a white oak; thence South 75 West 39 poles to a sftone pile and pointers, B. Cabaness corner (the old E. E. Cabaniss line); thence South 8 East 44% poles to a stone pile; thence South 2 East 57 poles to a stone pile in Frank Cabaniss'. line; thence South 87% East 183 2-5 poles to a stone; thence North 1 West 12 poles to a stone; thence crossing the public road North 63 East 84 2-5 poles to a stpke In creek run; thence North 31 West 5% poles to a stake in creek tun; thence North 50 West 15 poles to a atone; thence North 78 West 28 3-4 poles to a Hickory stump; thence North 4% East 31 poles to pine on north bank of fully; thence South 81% West 64% poles to a stake in center of pub lic road; thence with the road South 16% East 10% poles to a stake in center of road; thence North 98 West 37 poles to the place of BEGINNING, containing 127.5 acres, more or less, accord ing to plat of survey made by A. A. Elliott, Surveyor, March 20th and 21st, 1939. AND BEING the samelands as conveyed to T. P. Cabaniss, one of the grantors herein, by deed dated December 12, 1921, record ed In Book LLL, page 30; and by deed dated October 16, 1917, re corded in Book BBB, page 144; and toy Will dated Recember 29, 1899, recorded in Book of Wills No. 3, page 65; all records of CleveHod County, N. C SUBJ&CT TO easement for right of way lor power line from T. P. Cabaniss and Laura Cabs alas, his wife, to Southern Pub lic Utilities Company, dated Oc tober 17, J934, recorded in Book 4-M, page 208, Records of Cleve - land Countft N. C This the 22nd day of June, 1950. I>. Z. Newton, Substitute Trustee. j?30? )p-21 ADMINISTRATRIX' HOTIC* Having qualified as adminis tratrix for the estate of Robert D. Miller, deceased, before the Clerk of the Superior Court of Cleveland County, j|ll person s having claims against said tate ate required to file same with the undersigned on or bs font the 22nd day of June, 1951, or tills notice will be pleaded tn bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said es tate will please make immediate ^Thlstbe 22nd day of June, 198ft. MARGARET L MILLER. for tHe cotton to come up and feed all summer. I don't love boll weevils. j Miss Mary Lee Is visiting her riI?" and his wife at Table kock, n, C. * Rev. A. E. Be Ik is holding a two-weeks revival meeting at one f ?ev, Bruce Robtsers' churches in Webster, N. C. | People don't have camp meet ings like we did when I was a coming up. Most everybody old 1 and young got religion in August and lost it all before Christmas. But they Always went back and got it all oevr again next Aug use. Now its war and fight like cats and hound dogs.. If all the so- ' called religious d e n d m i n a-. tions thru out the world would j o i n hand in hand [ in a crt ade to drive Atheist lM a t e r ia 1 i s t 1 c Co m unism from the world and spend all this- war money on the tfyly Drive we could bring the world to the saving of mankind all over the earth. Never can or will it toe done with guns and bombs We can't ever whip men Into our way of life. They must be taught the Better Way of Life; We should all be interested in the future because that's where we're going to spend the rest of our lives. We sure don't care for war, if heathens do. Its our duty to teach those heathens a differ ent way of lifet A better way we, claim to know. ^ ?' After sitting down and think ing the situation over it #?n't dif ficult for me to reach the con ^elusion that the world of thinking people nppfl ntnarirtr and' dirtier hands. The good old earth will feed us but our hands In. it. I don't know very much about Presidents. They get married just like any other tramp. Put on their britches Just like other folks puts on their rags, stick one leg through at a time. Most of us don't have tout one pair, so we don't change 'til ours are quite worn out. I'm told that the Presi dent changes pants every day and never puts th4 same pair back on. I wish I had a few of NORTH CAROLINA, CLEVELAND COUNTY. in The Superior Court Lou Ella Ivester va. Boyd D. Ivester. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION The defendant, Boyd D. Ivester, will take notice that an action entitled as above has been com menced in the Superior Court of Cleveland County, North Caroli na, to obtain a divorce absolute; and the defendant will further take notice that he is required by law to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Cleveland County, on or before twenty (20) days after the 28th of July, 1950, and answer or demur to thecomplaint of the said ac tion, or the plantiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. This the 28th day of June. 1950. E. A. HOUSER, Jr. Cierk of the Superior Court for Cleveland County. C. C. Horn, Atty. J -7 ? J -28. NORTH CAROLINA, CLEVELAND COUNTY. In The Superior Court William Carpenter, V8. Ann Reveria Carpenter. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION The defenadnta, Ann Reveria Carpenter, will take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Cleveland County, North Carolina, to obtain a divorce ab solute; and the defendant will | further take notice that she la re quired by law to appear at the ] office of the Clerk of the Superi or Court of Cleveland County, on or before twenty (20) days after the 28th day of July, 1950, and answer or demur to the com plaint of the said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In the complaint. This the 28th day of June, 1950. E. A. Houser, Jr. Clerk of the Superior Court for Cleveland County, N. C. C. C. Horn, Atty. j-7? J 28 NOTICE Or SALE Under and by virtue of the po wer of sale contained in a deed of trust given by Jessie Yarboro and wife, Flora Yarboro, on the 23rd day of November, 1949, as will appear on record in the Register of Deeds Office lor Cleveland County in book 399 at pace 201 to the undersigned as trustee lor the Home Building and Loan As sociation to secure the payment of same and at the request of the Home Building and Loan Asso ciation, 1 will sell for cash at the courthouse door in Shelby, Cle veland County, North Carolina on Monday, August 14, 1950, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. or v;thln legal hours, the following described real estate: All of iota numbers 92, 93, 94, 95, 112, 113, 114 and 115 in Sec tion B, as shown on a plat or map !m*da by Sam Lowe, Surveyor on August 11.13, 1924, for the S. P. Goforth estate as will appear on record ta the Register of Deeds Office for Cleveland county in book ofplats No. 3 at pages 10 "" le daite of the above plat 1941. 13th dayjrf July, 1950. meir oia oriicnes. it would De quite an honor to get In a pair of Truman's pants. They would be new to me after wearing this old pair so long. I started to tell you I didn t know mighty much about Presidents They say Mr. Taft was the on ly President to sport a moustache A vice, president stands one chance in live or six becoming' President. Mrs. Roosevelt says she can't understand why any one would care to get in politics. I can't un derstand why Mrs. R. tried so hard during the war to mix up the negroes and the whites in all the northern dance halls. She must of loved the flavor. I never did fancy that girl. She wanted to wear the President's britches like me. Who are these few? Weil, lis quite a privilege to be a bio to. step out and shut down the coal mines of the county. One man can do that from time to time but we have no man able to sa y John open up since Roosevelt is gone. Soon John will be strik ing for higher coal, better buy now. We are sure to have a toug'i winter, so stock up m time for John L. is sure to hold us up with another strike. He knows he cant ! be stopped. John is quite a. card. ! I wish John L. had to dig coal or freeze. He may yet. You can't tell. 1 What goes over the devil's back 1 sure to come under his belly Oh 1 T?V" * bpP* y?u land where its hot in hell for all the little child ren you ye caused to freeze and suffer. We talk about Joes and ' Stalins in Russia. We have sol many Johns in America that are ' no better. We have strikes all- ov er America with all these Johns, but no one to stop 'em. Look how John L bargains out the coal and 2S wh we?t}ier man no atten tion. When God created the coal He put h in the earth for all to John came aIong and" took it over but John can't do it forever. John's got a' hotter day coming We hope he gets his por ilgfl^whe*? they riajyt a d<wv't They have piled upon the peo ples backs, So many billions they call tax. hey take a dig in our payrolls They know the wages that should go, To workers for the debts they owe, ' ?^M?aches to tfle topmost sky, Till poor folks can't afford coal or clothes. I wish we could all quote the same? I quote from Daniel Web ster: I was born an Amerncan. I live an Amerncan. I shall die an A meriean. I intend to perform the duties incumbent upon me in that character to the end of my career. I mean to do this with consequences. What is the indiv iduai man in comparison with the good or evil that may betide him in comparison with the good or evil which may befall a great country and in the midst of transactions be what they No man can suffer too much, no man fall too soon, if he suffers *alIs> to the defense of the liberties and constitution of his country. Unquote. If we had men like Mr. Webster to rule our nation fewer wars would we have. This third war may soon become more dreadful than any war we have yet known. Russia claims to have 12 million sold iers We only have one million. Its true we can get more and get them fast. < j It is true the costs of national defense, of aid to other democra tic countries so they can fight and shed forth blood and of ben efits and services to our own vet erans are necessarily very great but why do we care to agitate so many foreign wars by giving our planes, guns and ships and young men's blood What do we gain? Seventy five percent of the budget he advo cates according to Mr. Truman 'Or by past ware and efforts if any, to prevent a future war with K all ready booked. We can win it, if it cannot be pre YOU can h?T? fua fgorl?f out j?or BmiAgr Iron the Orirat by a?e of IliU plfMAlt little letter piitle. If the number of letters in your trot same lo 6 or ten, subtract from 7. If more than ft letter* ia your flrot aime, subtract from IS. Now Ultr tbl? ?o?uli and ft ud your key letter la (bo word OKIKNT ?t the top of thlo puiolo. Then, starting at the opper left enrner. fhefk earb om* of ul ???}?" ?? II ?p|wi?r? from left to right. Below Ike lett*ro U * rode mMuie lor you. Speakers Named For Farm Week Because of the crisis in Korea, ' the apearance of Dean Rusk, As sistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, on the North Carolina Farm and Home Week program early next month is ex pected to attract unusual inter est. Rusk will be one of the featur ed speakers at the annual event, to be held on the State Campus, Raleigh, July 31-August 3. Ad I vance room reservations are now being accepted and should be sent to Miss Maud Schaub, Box 5157, State College Station, Ral eigh. Although Rusk has not an nounced, the subject for his ad dress, any remarks -he may the government. He will speak in W illi am" "Nea 1 Rey riOIds Coliseu m on Tuesday evening, Augue 1. Several other speakers of na tional prominence also will ap pear on the program. Dr. J. Ken Sern, president of the American Institute of Coop eration, will discuss "The Role of Farmer Cooperatives in Society" at a general session beginning at 1:30 a. m., Tuesday. Governor W. Kerr Scott will speak on Wednes day evening, and Mrs. Georgia Neese Clark, first woman to hold the post of Treasurer of the Uni ted States, will deliver the final address on Thursday evening. Talent contests will be held daily during Farm and Home Week. They are open to any adult or junior /arm group or individu vented. Frankly, folks, we regard all this wanton waste as fantas tic and criminal and sinful. This devilsh destruction of our young men and their hopes all blighted for this life by that demon called WAR. Caused by the ravages of war the French franc once it was worth 20 cents. Now its a pen ny-piece. Wages have doubled since 1939, but so has the cost of living caused by war. What will happen before we get out foot out of this bloody mess we are in with Russia? We got Russia to whip. Hitler out of his Little State now. We must fight a nation ten times bigger than Little Germa ny and no Joes or Johns to help us. If brother Hitler was not gone we could get him to help us take Joe's bunch over. Joe may have the old cuss with him in Moscow. I hope he don't bring the devil over here. We got enough devils 89 U "THE END OF MAN A man received two ends, From his mother. He sets on one end, And thinks with the other. The achievements In life, Of which he can boast, Defends upon the end He uses the most. Now which end, Do you use the most? Pray tell us. A TRIBUTE TO GIRL SCOUTS When Judy. Jane, and Barbara don their Girl Scout uniforms, they are not merely putting on different clothes. They are becoming part of a world wide cru sade for health, mental stimulus and good citizen ship which builds character and -fine womanhood. So we salute the Girl Scouts of this community and wherever they may be participating In this expertly directed movement. They have fun. Mess them, and, with it alt they learn to use their hands, their youth ful heads . . . and, above all, their innocent hearts. Tour girl, too. Should be a happy, healthy members of the Girl Scouts! ?- S&S ' rj. 7 - ' 'ii. ' ? V-' % yB We Salute Kings Mountain dffo&umA IBK6 GASTONIA. If. C. tfuf. I al and may include choruses, .so los, 'instrumental music, recita tions, folk dancing, tricks, or 1 stunts. Pri2es totaling $409 have | been donated by the North Caro lina Farm Bureau Federation and the North Carolina State Grange. Entry forms should be sent, to] Eugene Stames, Box 5125, State College Station, Raleigh, at once. Keep a close check on the gas ket of refrigerators doors. Poor gaskets are often the reason for high electric bills. * AGENCY v Longines Wittnauex WfTCHES JQDCL SHOT V-nflWrunlcan 4C Kings Mountain's Leading Jewelers Uncle Sam Says Planting time is over and farm ers and gardeners are now tending those crops carefully. Hut, despite all tills care there Is one worry ? the weather. A heavy storm or drought can wipe out all the work that has gone, before. So l( t* with n you. A crippling accident or a Inns illness can seriously affect yon li- h nanclally.' In either case there Is one sure-safe way of providing for a contingency ? the purchase of t) . S. Savings Bonds. You CAN guarantee future security toy en rolling today for the Payroll Sav ings Plan where you work or the Bond-A-Month Plan at your hank. V . S TtM.titv Sneak thieves are the lowest form ofjiuman ity, but they continue to find new volunteers to join their ranks. 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