GO BUY THE NAME
BeeplreezB
HOME APPLIANCES
Freezers. Refrigerators, Ranges. Water Heaters
ALEXANDER'S APPLIANCES
501 Piedmont Anntw
HIGHEST QUALITY . LOW PRI
CES ? Used Cars and Trucks
tor sale. Our selections on the
lot at Used Car Headquarters,
VICTORY CHEVROLET CO.,
Phones 49 & 419. Ju-21-tfn. -
STOWE RADIO SERVICE s Guar
anteed radio and television ser
vice. Sales and Service. All
Work Guaranteed. Phone 393.
s-2-tfn.
WANTEDS advertisers to list
items no longer needed. Sell
in these columns. Want Ads
* Pay! Phones 167 and 288. Kings
Mountain Herald.
Bargains!
USED
# Refrigerators
# Oil Stoves
Pauline Store
Phone 31
PORTABLE ELECTRIC AND
GENERAL* ^MACHINE" ^WORK;
? latest equipment, prompt ser
vice. KINGS MOUNTAIN MA
CHINE WORKS, Inc., Gold st.
n-7-tfn
RADIO REPAIRS
PHONE 393
STQWE RADIO SERVICE
118 Mountain Street
IT IS NEW AND DIFFERENT:
MON RAY DEODORANT Re-'
lieves all embarrassment of
under - arm perspiration and
body odor and it is so conven- 1
ient to use. Use only at night,
three or four nights in suoces-,
sion until perspiration stops,'
then once a week for a time.i
Thence once a month and far- 1
ther and farther apart. One
$1.00 size bottle is guaranteed
to last one person one year and
you will have no perspiration
nor body odor during that year.
Griffin Drug Company, phone
8, and Kings Mountain Drug
Company, Phone 41. s-1-8.
BEST BARGAIN S-See
Cooper's window display of the
best buys in town in porch and
Jawn furniture. 25% off on all
porch and lawn furniture..
COOPER'S, Inc., Phone 93. s-8
FARM FOR SALE ? near Oak
Grove. See Robt. Oates, RFD 3,
Kings Mountain. s-l-8-15-22pd
CROSSWORD
PUZZLE ANSWERS
nan n
?N
ISlolwl
lA
FREE MOTHPROOFl N G ? Te?. j
you can get your winter gar-'
ments expertly cleaned at our
modern plant f^id we will
mothproof them without addi
tional charge. Pick up and de
livery. Garment storage bags
for sale, McCURDY CLEANERS
-DYERS. Dry Cleaning and
Laundry Service, Battleground
Road, Phone 257. m-26-tfn.
PUBLIC HAULING: Specializing
In household goods, fertilizer,
lumber, brick, sand and gravel
hauling. Hazel L. Gill Trucking,
421 W. King Su - ->t, or call Miles
Boyd, phone 425- .7. a-7-tfn.
WEW we can Wfer you Apporfttnl
ty to earn $73.00 per week to
start. Tel. 7310, Gastonla, col
lect, or write P. Box 491, Gas
tonia. S-l-8-pd.
Carolina '
Appliance & |
Plumbing Co.
New Morrison Bldg.
for
? BENDIX
Washers. Ironers
Dryers
? STATE SEWING
MACHINES
? TELEVISION
G-E. Admiral, Du
mont, Capehart
R. I. Bullard &
Son |
Phone 661 !
FOR SALE ? General Electric
stove In excellent condition.
Will sell for half price ? reason
for selling: buying house with
stove in It. Can be ?#en at 107
Parker st. s-l-8-pd,
Phones J 67 & 283
Envelopes
Letterheads
Business Forms
Invitations
Hand Bills
Tickets
Mailing Labels
Calling Cards
Special Ruled Forms
Shipping Tags
HERALD
PUBLISHING
HOUSE
I.I.LV* I l\ ONICALLY TESTED
We not only employ watchmaker* who are skilled
and long experienced on problem watches, l.ut v/o
. <piatttf i?|wsi?i>i .jKAte* ? then isey(j||^ijw
work electronically on our WATCHMAStER, a sden
?,fir hiifiiiiiiiiil which PRINTS a record.?
PROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF THE IMPAIRS
Dwaemd Hm proHctio*. %?
GRAYSON'S JEWELBY
No! No!
LET US FIX THAT
OLD WATCH
There ie probably many
years of good service in
it if repaired by an expert
craftsman
AND THEN ?
AVERAGE
LOCAL WHOLESALE
MAPXET QUOTATIONS
(Corrected Sept. 6, 1950)
Cggi, Poultry yard ........ 45c
Eggs, Pullet 37c
Sweet Potatoes S2.25
Hens (dressed & drawn) . . . 38c
Fryers (dressed & drawn) . . 48c
Corn (White) S1.60
Corn (yellow) ............ $1.60
Wheat $1.85 to $2.15
Oata 75c
Barley $1.25
NOT ART - LETTER WRITING ?
Notary service, letter writing j
and public stenography. See '
MRS. BILLIE LOGAN Notary
Public, at The Record Shop.
Phone 27. m-10-tfn.
PLUMBING
Contracting
Repairs
Quick Service
Ben T, Goforth I
Phone 2811
Grover, N. C.
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS ?
For a complete line of Famous
Stanley Home Products, con
tact Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Looney,
?at 213 Waco Road, phone
480 L-J. June 2 tin
SLABS
FOB SALE
$1100
PER LOAD
We Deliyer
Biggest Load For Tour
Money
Call or See
Elmer Lumber
Company
Phone 54
WANTED TO BUT ? 50 clean
used cam KINGS MOUNTAIN
MOTOR SALES, located be
tween Joy & Dixie Theatres,
Phono 650. Ju -21-tfn.
NEED ~CASH??? ? Sell us your
automobile. KINQS MOUN
TAIN MOTOR SALES, located
between Joy & Dixie Theatres,
Phone (550. Ju- 21-tfn
HIGHEST PRICES paid for scrap
iron and metal. \Call J. C.
CLARY, phone 418-J. ni-12-tfn. |
Ok USEDCARS& TBDCKS?for
sale. We finance and insure j
under the General Motors Ac- j
ceptance Corp. plan. See Us To- !
day! VICTORY CHEVROLET
CO., Phones 49 & 419. Ju -21-tfn.
LET US PAY YOUR HOSPI
TAL BILLS. Join the Re
serve Hospital Plan To
day! Hospital and Surgery
coverage for all accidents
and sickness, maternity
benefits. Complete cover
age for individuals and
' family group. Good at any
hospital. Choose your own ,
doctor. For complete de- 1
tails write to A. C. Dellin
ger, Rt. No. 2, Kings
Mountain, N. C., or Call
118 for appointment.
a-7-pd-tfn
TIME TO THINK OP HEATING? |
We have a very large selection
' of Heatera ? coal and Norge
and New Perfection oil heat
ers. See our selections before |
you buy! COOPER'S, INC.,
Phone 93. a-8.
?BI DOES RADIO SERVICE, loca
ted rear of Tar Htel Finance
Co, phon* ?25. m-31-tfn.
all HFES
High Quality
mu BEPA|j?"
IriTE'S
SHOE REPAIR
-"SSt
MON RAT FOOT RELIEF NOW
AVAILABLE IN TOUR TOWN:
A money back guaranteed cure
for athletes foot, eczema, ring
worm, toe Itch, poison oak, any
skin disease, also stops perspi
ration and kills all foot odor.
This has cured 10.000 soldiers
of $ll forms of fungus. Kings
Mountain Drug Company,
| Phone 41, and Griffin Drug
j, Company, Phone 8. s-t-8.
FOR SALE: One Mode! "A" Ford
! coach, clean. $155; one 1941
Ford coa.ch, radio, heater, and
spotlight, very good, $485; one
1941 Mercury, good, $125. O. O
JACKSON, Kings Mountain -
Gastonia highway. s-8.
FOR SAL E? dining room
suite and oil heater. Reasona
ble. Can be seen at 107 Cleve
land ave? Phone 274-W.
a-25-s-8-pd.
FOR SALE: Victor .16-millimeter
sound movie projector. Good
condition. Priced right. Call
606 between 8 and 5 o'clock. t 1
a-25-s-8-pd.
CHARIS has opening for woman :
to be trained as registered cor-'
setiere at our expense. Goodi
income for sincere worker.]
Write Mrs. J. C. Garrick, Spln-j
dale, N. C. s-1-22.
FIGS FOR SALE ? Excellent for !
preserving. Glenn Payseur,
phone 253-W. Church St.
a-25-s-8pd.
REAL ESTATE: Buymg and Sell- j
lng. See me for your realty re- !
qulrements. B. D. RATTEJRREE,
Phone 86 J. J-22-tfn.
GUARANTEED UPHOLSTERING]
^ftempt-serviee-andtofV-^ttAlHy1;
~ork. Free estimates. Free pick I
up and delivery service. T. &
W. Manufacturing Co., located
at former Bennett Construct- j
ion office (1st building on right 1
on York Road), P. O. Box 669,
day phone 414-J, night phone
452- J-2. a-29-tfn.
! REPAIR SERVICE 1
! ? RADIO
|[ ? PHONOGRAPH
? ? TELEVISION
Quality Tubes & Parts
j Bridges RADIO Service ] S
; Ph. 625 Railroad Ave. J | J
FOR SALE ? Nine room dwelling
newly decorated, with base-,
ment, furnace and hot water
heater; also double garage, 7/8 |
acre ground with 210' frontage ,
on East King street. Write j
Troup Mickler, Eustis, Fla, Box
166. s-8 I
Gity Service
Station
TELEPHONE 208
TO BUT OH SELL REAL ESTATE
See HAYWOOD E. LYNCH, at
Western Auto Store. Phones 92
or night 2-19. m-31-tfn.
LOST ? Ladies' Wlttnaeur wrist
watch, with expansion band in
down town area. Mary Burrls.
*-*.pd.
NO MORE RESTLESS NIGHTS?
With a Piaytex Superfoam Pil
low . ; .vbUlibns of tiny air
bubbles gently cradle your
head ... give you new deep
sleeping comfort . . . 100% Dust
Free! COOPER'S, INC:. Phone
93. s-8.
"SAT IT WITH
FLOWERS"
from
ALLEN'S
FLOWER SHOP
W# Telegraph Flower*
Everywhere
**L 361 or 451-W-l
E. King St
H E T KIDS! I I? bring your
old hangers to us. We pay 50
cents per 100 for clean metal
hangers. McCURDY CLEANERS
-DYERS, Phone 257. a-19-tfn.
Rambling Sketches Of
Oak Grove News
By Mrs! William Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Love
1 lace and Miss Daphine had as
their weekend guest Mrs. Geor-.
gia Led ford of Cherryville.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard ^penCef
; attended th home coming servi
jces Sunday held at t)ie Bradley
( Memorial church irk Gastonia,
t
j Mr. and Mrs. Cramer McDapiei
of Gastonia and Mr. Carl Bell
spent the weekend at Myrtle
Beach. S. C
| Mhss Helen Thorn burg was the
Sunday guest, of. Miss Joan Ford.
| Mr. and Mrs. James Bell and
children of Earl spent Sunday
! with Mr. Bell's mother, Mrs. Mae
1 Bell.
Several from the community
attended the revival. services held
at Mt. Sinai Sa'.jrday night.
I ? ; "j
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bell and
family of W.ainsville and Mr. and
Mrs. Jonas Bell and children of
Patterson- Grove were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
Sam Bell and famiJy,
?<* ?*->; *- . **V. '? ?? * I
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Lovelace and i
daughter, Juanita, spent Sunday j
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. K. i
B. Led ford and Martha Sue of
Vale, N. C.
Mrs. John B. Ware of Wash- t
ington, D. C., who has been spend |
ing sometime with her sister in
Waynesville spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ware,!
and Mr. and Mrs. James Ware, ?
coming. especially to attend the1
Bennett-Hord wedding held at
'First Baptist church. Kings Moun
tain, Sunday afternoon.
Kcnrjeth Lovelace was the Fri
day night guest of Giles Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bell and
daughters were visitors in the i
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bun Pat- ,
terson of PatteTson Grove Sun- 1
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bell and
children visited in ih'e home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank LedfoFd and j
son of the Patterson Grove com
munity Saturday night.
Mrs. Stokes Wright and sons
and Mrs. Laura Wolfe were the
Wednesday spend the 'day guests
of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Plonk and
daughter, Miss Nancy Plonk. \[
' \ . ' * , f
Mr. and Mrs. Wray Thorn burg |
and son, Dwan, and Mr. and Mrs. !
William Wright attended the j
singing convention held at New
Buffalo Baptist church Sunday
evening.
The scribe and husband Had1]
as their Monday guests Mrs. Sam
Bell and children, Mrs. Horace
Bell, Mrs. Mae Bell and Mary
Wright.
Mrs. Arnold Bell who has been <1
seriously ill in the Shelby hospi- j
tal for the past few days was a
ble to return to her home here
Monday and is getting along
nicely.
Wild cherry, otherwise known
as black cherry or . chokecherry,
is one of the 10 most poisonous
plants in North Carolina, accord
ing to specialists at State Col
lege. ' s.
SELF-PLAYER
PIANO
In Good Condition
S10 Down Delivers
Easy Terms
BAIRD
FURNITURE
New Morrison Bldg.
FOR SALE BARGAIN ? New
Bendix Washer, demonstrator,
for sale at a Discount. GAULT'S
SELF SERVICE, Phone 225. s-8
FOR SALE-"- used warm
morning heater. Bargain. Phone
490- J. ,84-8-pd.
IMPERIAL THEATRE
Kings Mountain. If. C.
TODAY. rWDAT, Sept 8
Double Feature Program
"Whirlpool'
Phone 134
Richard Conte
also
'Death Valley Rangers'
>ob Stool* Hoot Gibson
SHOW OMENS 11 a. m.
SATURDAY. Sept. 9 "
Dou bio Feature Program
"Wabash Avenue"
Betty Or able
aUo
"Rider from Tucson"
Tom Bolt
Serial ? % Cartoons
SHOW OPEN* 11 a. m.
MOIC. & TUeS. ? Sept. 11 & 12 ? Show Open* 11 a. m.
"TRIPLE TROU/BLE"
alio Comedy and Cartoon
WEDNESDAY * THURSDAY? Double Feature
"Julia Misbehaves" "Snow Dog"
. Kirtrr Grant
SHOW OPENS 11 a. m.
Comedy
? ,
- .i a ?. ? ?...
i
, SAMutC LANGlCv S
A4 ?L0 c - ( s T t AW?
_ 169b
OUR >EMOC R A CY
by Mat
f ^f* ? ^f)i
In seventy YEARS ,ThE ftlftLlCALSPAN of life Lx J i 1
- ? >
america has seen :
the automobile ftTOH/ aw* ** inventor's n, 5*/ii/<w owsa yfA*
l-THE AIRPLANE , FffOM A REMOTE VISION TO A CHALLENGES REALITY
Miracles such as these stem from American inventive and
PRODUCTIVE GENIUS. MAKING THEM USEFUL TO ALL THE PEOPLE
HAS RELIED HEAVILY ON THE INVESTED SAVINGS OF THRjFTy FAMILIFS.
IP WE KEEP TO THE WAV OF THINKING AND OF LIVING, OUT OF
WHICH THESE MIRACLES GREW, SEVENTY YE/VUS FROM NOW
THE AMER.ICAN OLDSTER.- MAY WELL LOOK BACK ONIVEN VASTER.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS -
ALL IN A LIFETJME
SOCIAL SECURITY
NOTES
Margaret Lowder
lltllDIHIIlKIIUIOMHHIHHiMMlKMIHIKMHIHIHItllHI
How much do you know about
your now social security? .* Of
course, you know that Congress
has extended Federal family in
surance to approximately ten
million" people. You know that
the President has .signed i he' a
mended act. Vou feaiize that it
is now a law. But do you know j
how it will affect you? Are you
among the new millions who
may have social security protec
tion beginning in January?
I say "may" because for all of
Maximum
FHA-GI
' ? . . ?
Combination Loans
ON NEW HOMES
IN '
Crescent Hill
CRESCENT HILL
Development Co.
* Phone 138
the 9,700,000 for whom social so
curity is now made possible, cov
w? gft TVTi'fiT '-a 1 1 l'i li 1 1 .A I, -^r^TTTT^
groups it will foe compulsory; for
others it will foe voluntary. For
all of Uie new group.* there will
be certain exceptions and qualifi
cations. I shall deal with each
group separately in following ar
ticles in thisJ series. Today, how
ever. let's consider the new social
security law as an entirety.
In signing the original Social
Security Act on August 1 I. i!)3r>,
President Roosevelt declared it
''a cornerstone- m a stjucture
which is being built . but is by no
means complete." 'I'his edifice of
social legislation is still unfjri "
ished. Construction will be con
tinued, 1 am confident, throtigh
the decade ahead. However, the
progress made since the "corner
stone" laying fifteen years ago is
impressive. With the enactment
of the amended law this summer
we can begin io see social secur
ity in perspective: - Its size and
solidity, and practicability in de
sign ar<^ assurance to all. This js
an enduring fortress for protec
tion on the home-front ? a de
fense against the economic ene
my, want, that so often ambushes
the aging worker and invades the
survivors' home.
Right here, however, is the
time and place to say that Fed
eral old-age and survivors in
surance under social security is
not a refuge 1 or the thriftless or
a haven for the indolent. More
over, Federal old-age and s'urviv
ors insurance is just what the ti
tle implies. It is insurance, hot
charity. It is a means whereby
the worker, in his years of pro
ductivity, contributes through his
earnings toward a measure of
protection for himself and his
family in his old age. and for his
family if he should die.
The . worker's contributions to
the social security tax are, in es
Joy Theatre
KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. ? PHONE 500
Friday and Saturday Sept. 8 & 9
"THE FURIES'
with Barbara Stanwyck and Wendell Corey
Popeye and Comedy
r 1
Monday and Tuesday Sept. 1 1 & 12
"ALL the KINGS MEN"
with Broderick Crawford & Mercedes McCambridge
News ?
Wednesday and Thursday Sept. 13 A 14
"FANCY PANTS"
with Bob Hope and Lucille Ball
. / News and Cartoon .
Dixie Theatre
KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. ? PHONE 96
Friday. Sept. 8 Double Feature
"THUNDER RIVER FUED"
with The Range Busters
1UNGLE STAMPEDE
with George Breakston and Yorke Coplen
Cartoon
< Saturday, Sept. 9 Double Feature
'THE ARIZONA COWBOY"
with Rex Allen and Teala Loring
"BEWARE ol BLONDIE"
with Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake
Cartoon
, ? _ ? .
Monday and Tuesday Sept. 11 & 12
,{THE YOUNG LOVERS"
An I D A L U P I N O Production
N?ws
Wednesday and Thursday Sept. 13 & 14
"FLAME of the BARBARY COAST"
with John Wayne and Ann Dvorak
News
| senee, his .shftre of msuram-e pre
?.m turns. The .jsoctoi security card
i in his billfold symbolizes his in
sUTanee policy, That policy is . tho-'
social .??>< lirity law ttseLf.
What does (lis .sort a 1 security
policy say? Ju-<i what arc his
rights a policy holder in Fed
eral old-age and ?urviv?rs in
surance?
In articles to follow, 1 shall en
deavor to answer these and re
lated guc.stibn.s about your new
social security;
mm
HERALD
PUBLISHING
HOUSE
Phones 167 & 283
GASTONIA
Drive-In
Theatre
Kings Mtn.-Gastonia Highway
Bex Office Open 6:15
Show Begins 6:45
FRIDAY, Sept. 3
"Secret Garden"
in Color
Margaret O'Brien
Herbert Marshall
?"FALL Hi" _
Cartoon
SATURDAY, ^pt. 9
"Sergeant York
Gary Cooper ? Joan Leslie
2 Cartoons
, SUN., MON., TUES.,
' Sept. 10-11-12
"Three Came Home"
Claude Colbert
Patric Knowles
News and Cartoon
>
WED.. THUR.. Sept. 13-4
"The Big Steal"
Robt. Mitchum- Jane Greer
William Bendix "*
Cartoon
FRIDAY, Sept. 15
"Edward My Son"
Spencer Tracy- Deborah Kerr
"Six Gun Music**
Cartoon
SATURDAY, Sept. 16
"The Younger Brothers"
in color
Waynp MorrJs-Janis Paige
3 Cartoons
This is A Family Theatre
All. Children Under 12
ADMITTED FREE
? Shows StaTt At Du?k ?
I^KINGS MOUNTAIN^!
BESSEME& CITY
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
j '~ocated on Kings Mountain ?
Bessemer City Highway, only
1 1 utiles from Kings Mountain.
OPEN 7 DAYS PER WEEK
FRIDAY. SEPT. 8
Double Feature Program
"DAKOTA LIT."
Rod Cameron-Marie Windsor
also
'J1GGS d MAGGIE IN COURT'
Joe Yule ? Renie Riano
Comedy
SATURDAY, SEPT. 9
Double Feature Program
"PANTHER ISLAND"
Johnny Sheffield
Allene Roberts
also
"MOONRISE"
Dane Clark-Gale Russell
SUNDAY. Sept. 10
MOTHER DIDN'T TELL ME'
Dorothy McGuire
William Lundigan
2 Cartoons
MON. & TUES., Sept. 1112
"KID FROM TEXAS'"
Audic Murphy-Gale Storm
Muscal and Comedy
Newr.
Monday & Tuesday
Nights Are
FAMILY NIGHTS
Adm. 50c per tar
WED.. THURS.. FRIDAY
September 13-14-15
"CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN"
Clifton Webb-Jeanne Craine
Cartoon ? Short
SATURDAY, Sept. 16
"TALL IN THE SADDLE"
John Yayne-Ella Rainos
2 Cartoons
ADMISSION 40c
? 2 Shows Nightly ?
? FREE ADMISSION ?
To Children Undea 12
Ml HERALD ? $2.00 PEUli^:
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