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HOME APPLIANCES
Freezers, Refrigerators. Ranges. Water Heaters
ALEXANDER'S APPLIANCES
SOI Piedmont Avenue
CROSSWORD
PUZZLE ANSWERS
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HIGHEST QUALITT . LOW PHI
CES ? Used Cars and Trucks
for sale. Our selections on the
lot at Used Car Headquarters,
VICTORY CHEVROLET CO.,
Phones 49 . A 419. Ju-21-tfn.
Bargains!
USED
# Refrigerators
# Oil Stores
Pauline Store
Phone 31
PORTABLE ELECTRIC AND
ACETEYLENE WELDING AltO
GENERAL MACHINE WOEXi
latest equipment, prompt aer
vice. KINGS MOUNTAIN MA
CHINE WORKS, Inc., Gold
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SEVERAL NEW GATE CITY hea
vy chrome dinette suites for sale.
One at $99.50, worth $120. Oth
ers up to $129. MARGRACE
, STORE, Phone 594. o-6.
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STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS
to arrange, in your home, for a
? STANLEY PARTY, or for
? STANLEY PRODUCTS.
contact
MR. & MRS. G. C. LOONEY
501 E. Xing Phone 255- W
GUARANTEED UPHOLSTERING
Prompt service and top quality
?^>rk. Free estimates. Free pick
up and delivery service. T. ft
W. Manufacturing Co., located
at former Bennett Construct
ion office (1st building on right
on York Road). P. O. Box 669
day phone 414-J, night phone
432 J-2. a-29-tfn.
CAMELLIAS ? New Shipment
arrived, 2 to 3 feet: Glgantla,
Elegans, Professor Sargeant,
Kumasaka, Jarvis Red, Empress
Cameo Pink, Snowdrift, Fancy
Bolis, Chandelerl. FAISON
PLANT NURSERY, 602 S. Wash
ington St., Shelby, N. C.
s-29-0-6
FOR SALE ?"Slightly used blue
worsted Griffon suit in excel
lent condition. 42 Coat, pants
37 waist, 31 1/2 length. Practi
cally new. I outgrew it. T. A.
POLLOCK, 310 E. King St.,
phone 222 -J. 's-29 o-6
TO BUY OR SELL REAL ESTATE
See HAYWOOD E. LYNCH, at
Western Auto Store. Phones 92
or night 249. m-31-tfn.
REPAIR SERVICE
? RADIO
? PHONOGRAPH
? TELEVISION
Quality )'?i ? ; & Parts
Bridges RADIO Service
Ph. 625 Railroad At*.
SHOES FOR SALE ? Unclaimed
and used shoes for sale.
FITE'S SHOE REPAIR SER.
VICE, between A & P and Dix
ie Home. s-15-tfn.
City Service
Station
TELEPHONE 208
-SAT IT WITH
FLOWERS"
from
ALLEN'S
FLOWER SHOP
We Telegraph Flowers
Everywhere
TeL 361 or 451-W-I
E. King SL
REALESTATE: Buymg and Sell
ing. See me for your realty re
quirements. B. D. 1RATTERREE,
Phone 86-J. J-22-tfn. .
I
ALL TYPES
High Quality
SHOE REPAIR
FITE'S
SHOE REPAIR
241 Battleground Rd.
Next to Dixie-Home
FOR SALE ? Model "A" Ford
pick-up truck. Good motor.
Good tires. $150, See A. E. (Jim)
Connor, 307 Gaston st., Phone
563-J. s-29-o-6-pd.
BRIDGES RADIO SERVICE, loca
ted rear of Tar Heel Finance
Co, phone 625. m-31-tfn.
OK USED CARS ? TRUCKS? for
sale. We finance and Insure
under the General Motors Ac
ceptance Corp. plan. See Us To
day! VICTORY CHEVROLET
CO., Phones 49 * 419. ju-21-tfn.
WANTED TO BUT ? 50 clean
used can. KINGS MOUNTAIN
MOTOR SALES, located be
tween Joy A Dixie Theatres,
Phone 650. Ju-21-tfn.
8TOWE RADIO SERVICE i~Gua7
aniteed radio and television ser
vice. Sales and Service. All
Work Guaranteed. Phone 393.
' s-2-tfn.
No! No!
LET US FIX THAT
OLD WATCH
There U probably many
years of good oerrice in
it ii repaired by an expert
craftsman
. f
THEN
AUTO FOR SALE ? 1941 Ford
2-door Super-DeLuxe. Good con
dition. Hoyle Putnam, R. F. D.
1, Kings Mountain. o-6-l3-pd
AVERAGE
LOCAL WHOLESALE
MAPKET QUOTATIONS
(Corrected Oct 4, 1950)
Eggs, Poultry yard ........ 51c
Eggs, Pullet 44c
Sweet Potatoes . .... S1.75
Hens (dressed & drawn) .... 39c
Fryers (dressed & drawn) . . 48c
Corn (White) S1.60
Corn (yellow) $1.60
Wheat S1.85 to $2.15
Oats 80c
Barley S1.2S
NOTARY ? LETTER WRITING -
Notary- service, letter writing
and public stenography. See
MRS. BILLIE LOGAN, Notary
> Public, at The Record Shop.|
Phone 27. m-10-tfn.
? Contracting
? Repairs
? Quick Service
? ? * 'I ' * *
Ben T. Goforth
Phone 2811
Grover. N. C.
LOST ? Two black cocker pup
pies, six months old, from
Kings Mountain National Park,
Saturday, Sept. 30. Larger of
two wearing red collar and ans
wers to tony. Other named,
Andy. Please return to Margar
er Felton, at Park, or call Clo- \
ver 2838 collect. Reward.
o-6-13-pd.
SLABS
FOR SALE
$1100
PER LOAD
We Deliver
Biggest Load For Your
Money
Call or See
Elmei Lumber
Company
Phone 54
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
tails write to A. C. Dellin
ger, Rt. No. 2, Kings
Mountain, N. C., or Call
118 for appointment.
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FOR SALE ? Trombone and clar- !
lnet. Priced right. Excellent j
condition. See JACK ARNETTE
at Marlowe's Center Service.
Phone 62. s-29-o-6.
HET iT D S f f I? 'bring you r
old hangers to us. We pay SO
cents per 100 for clean metal
, hanger* McC'TRDY CLEANERS
-DYERS, Phone 257. a-19-tin.
FOB SALE ? Boy's "Schwin" bl
cycle. See Royace Riser, 100
Cleveland ave., Phone 163-W.
o-6pd.
rOR SALE ? 1936 Buick Sport
Coupe. Good condition. 411 West
Gold st. Mrs. Bill Souther. 0-6.
Sand and Dirt
HAULING
Prompt Delivery
Service
HAZEL L. GILL
421 W. King St.
or Call 425- W
FOR SALE ? Several good used
electric refrigerators for sale.
One at $50 and two at $60 each.
MARGRACE STORE, Phone 594.
0-6.' ?
FOR SALE ? Small Roman Ea
gle white enamel wood stove.
Call 435 -M or see Mrs. D. B.
Williams, Waco Road.
s-22-29 0-6-pd.
MEW PERFECTION ? One New
Perfection 5 burner table top
oil range for sale- Slightly us
es, like brand new! Will take
S95 for it (regular $159 value).
MARGRACE STORE, Phone 594.
o-6
10 MEN WANT E D from
this area to train for jobs as !
OPERATOR ? AGENTS with
Railroads. A lifetime opportu
nity for a life-time Job. Approv
ed for Veterans. Write Railroad
Communications School, 104
East 8th St., Kansas City, Mis
souri. 0-6-13.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for scrap
Iron and metal. Call J. C.
CLARY, phone 41? 1 m-12-tfn.
STOWE
RADIO & TELEVISION
118 Mountain St
Specilaizlng in
TELEVISION REPAIRS
and ADJUSTMENTS
Phone 393
All Work Guaranteed
FOR SALE ? '49 Chevrolet coupe.
14,000 miles, extra clean Phone
418- j. J. C. Clary, s-22-tfn.
FOR SALE ? . baby buggy, teeter
baby, play pen, bathinette.
Phone 68-J. . 0-6
WANTED! advertisers to* list
items no longer needed. Sell
In these columns. Want Ads
Pay! Phones 167 and 283. Kings
Mountain Herald.
JUST RECEIVED ? ? ~New Ship
ment of QUAKER oil circulat
ing heaters. All sizes. MAR
GRACE STORE, Phone 594. o-6
FOR BEN T? 2 or 3 rooms with
running water. Close in. Call
592-J. o-6-13
MOVING AND HAULING ? Rea
sonable rates. Phone 453- W-3.
James Morgan. o-13-n-l_pd.
FOR SAL E ? Blond Cocker
Spantels, 8 weeks old. AKC reg
istered. Reasonable. See Dickie
Tate, Wells St. o-6.
FOR SAL E ? one space heat
er, oil. 38,<JOO BTU. Cheap. See
Dickie Tate, Wells st- 0-6.
Uncle Sam Says
far TOUR ladaM
tevtafi Bonds,"
w?? imiSiii
TktN acimpspsil
demonstrate their
M Anjcrlr*
SsTtegs
. During August, farm flocks In
North Carolina produced 76 mil
lion eggs. This was an increase
of 8.6 percent over production dur
ing the 8* mem onth last year.
As of September 1, Tar Heel far
mers were expected to produce
an average yield of 36 bushels of
corn per acre on their 1990 crop. '
This would be a new record. The
Ugliest yield to date has been 36
bushels per acre, made In 1MB.
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OUR DEMOCRACY- kyM*
Noah had a Word for it
When Noak Webster., in lets, published the nnsr
AMERICAN DICTIONARY, He <3 AVE POWER. AND AUTHORITY
TO A COMMON LAN<5UA<Sr IN A COUNTRY WHOSE PEOPLE
CAME FK0M A\ ANY {.A/VPS.
MlS LEXICON WAS A SOURCE OF EDUCATION
ANO A FORCE FOR NATIONAL UNITY.
Noah Webster's work ? anp that of other scholars and
EDUCATORS INSPIRED BY AMERICAN IDEALS ? MAS SEEN
POTENT IN THE FUSION OF MANV RACES INTO A NATION
THAT LEAXA/S AND TEACHES /TS OEMOCiACY IN A
COMMON TONGUE.
Negro News
By Mis. Cannle Gordon
105 Carpenter Street
Kings Mountain, N. C.
-Turn in News Items
at above address
Davidson High School
Members of the Davidson High '
School family have worked on
a unit "The Road to Good Heal--'*
th" that Is now on exhibit at the I
Cleveland County fair that is be- '
ing held this week. We are sorry J
that all work done could not be
put on exhibit, but we did inclyde
as much as possible from differ- f
ent individuals. Thanks to every- !
one who worked to make this ex- r
hi bit possible. We know that you'
enjoyed working as much as our
group did. .
We are very gratefuly to Mrs.
Cansler, Mrs. Myers and Mr. Pe
thel for their efforts put forth in
organizing our Girl Scout chorus.
Mr. Pethel and Mrs. Myers have
done excellent work with the .
girls so far and hope to make ev*
en more progress in the future.
We hope the parents of our Senior i
Scouts will please work hard to j
help our Seniors get in uniform j
before we are to make our first 1
appearance. Girl Scouts who are !
members of the chorus are: Grace
Rhodes, Virginia Bess, Grace
Boyd, Bobby Byers, Sarah L.
Thombs, Annie Thombs, Inez
RoSs, Peggy Byers, Norma
Thombs, Phtllys Byers. Peggy
Dawkins, Katherine Brown, Bet
ty J. Brown, Kattye M. Cook, Ca
therine Adams , Edith Wells Mae
Lester, Hughes Geraldine Jenkins '
Mae F. H ckman, Pernelle Garvin t
?Thelma Burrls, Alberta Boyce
and Delia Garvin. Our rehearsals
are held on Tuesdays at 3;30 p.m.
TO OUR PARENTS ? GUESS
WHAT? Tuesday is the second
Tuesday in the month. That is
our regular P. T. A. meeting
night. We hope that you will ,
start now and plan to attend 1
the meeting. We have _ lots of '
work to do, and it is going to take j
the efforts of each of our parents
and teachers in order to have a
successful outcome.
night., girlse nt . ..
Olf-to-College
Teachers College, Winston-Sa
lem: Alice Mae Hay ward, Christ- !
ine Hayward, Janie Mae Crosby,
Margaret Smith. ,
Livingston College,, Salisbury.:
Hazel Butris, John L. Bfalock.
Walter L. Hayward of Ft. Bragg
is spending a 15 day leave at
home.
Club Meets
The Twin Table Club met ati
the home of Mrs. Wellmon Orr
Friday night, Sept. 29. Eleven j
members were present, one visi- 1
tor, Mrs. Frank Rhodes of Phila- '
delphia, Pa| The house was beau
tifully arranged with late sum
mer flowers. A four course dinner
wa* served. A bowl of nuts was
on each table. After dinner games
were enjoyed.
? I
There will be a State Rally the
fifth Sunday night Oct. 29 at the
Davidson high school, sportsored
by St. Paul Methodist church.
Ebenezer and Mt. Pleasant and
*'?ras
- alUNE
Double Feat\
.uNGA DIN"
with Cory Grant and Joan Fontaine
"PANHANDLE TRAIL"
A Bronco Buckaroo
Southland N?wi and Cartoon
Saturday, Oct. 7 Double Feature
HELLS of CORONADO"
with Roy Rogers and Dale Evans
"KID DYNAMITE
with The East Side Kids
Cartoon
. - - - - '
Monday and Tuesday October 9 & 10
v n r CTDPPT4'
ft# A I# ?? O 1 nLL 1
with Farley Granger. Cathy O'Donnell. James Craig
ttmwn '
?
Wednesday and Thursday October 11 ? 12
"BEYOND the PURPLE HILI *~
with Gone Autry and Jo Den*1?
// . WfWi?
Sr. Jhnvcs Baptist church of Bos '
senior City, Art. '/inn and Ml. Pis
gab participating. "
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WSCS Meets
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service met Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. Lottie Means.
Worship service led by Mrs. D.
S. Harkness. Topic, "Christ, the
Light of the World". 'Those. presX
ent were: Mesdames Mary. EH a .
Roberts, Pearl Gouldlock, Hairy!
Bryant, Catherine Atrrington, pai; i
sy I>, Smith. Cannie Gordon.
? ? I
October 1 the Youth of Gallilee j
Method isl church had charge of
[worship service, spon ored b>
jMrs. Ruby Leo . Burr is. Pianist,
? Miss Lorain Adams. Pastor, Rev. j
I D. S. Harkness.
! Tuesday, 'Oct . 3 at 7:30 p. m.
the Women's Division of Christ
Service met at the home of Mrs.
Ruby L. Burris. Members present
were .Mrs. Clyde Adams, Mrs.
Samuel Adams, Mrs. ... Andrew
Brown, Mrs. James Crosby, Mrs.
Edward McClain, Mrs. Robert
'KINGS MOUNTAIN^
BESSEMlfe CITY /A
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
Located on Kings Mountain .
I Bessemer City Highway, only |
I 2 Miles from Kings Mountain. |
1 OPEN 7 DAYS PER WEEK
FRL. S/VT- Oct. 6-7 .
"DOWN DAKOTA WAY"
Roy Rogers and Trigger
4 Shorts
SUNDAY. Oct 8
"DAMNED DONT CRY"
Joan Crawford -David Biian
Shorts
I
MONDAY & TUESDAY
"FIGHTING KENTUCKIAN"
John Wayiie
Shorts'
Monday & Tuesday
Nights Are
FAMILY NIGHTS
Adm. 50c per car
WED. & THUR., Oct 11-12
"D I L L 1 N G E R"
Lawrence T ierney
Shorts
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
October 13 and 14
"LUST FOR GOLD"
Glenn Ford-Ida Lupino
3 Shorts
ADMISSION 40c
? 2 Shows Nightly ?
? FREE ADMISSION ?
To Children Under 12
When accompanied by parents
I
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Lewis. Guvj?s fi>r tin' nigh1. a ore
Mk Jordan Mitehem. Mrs. D. S.
Haf knives A delicious <our.se was
Served. A- prize was won by Mrs.
Mitehem. President. Mr-). Mary
Burria.
The Hallelujah Gospel Singers
of Winston-Salem will render a
program Sunday Oct. 15 ai the.
Davidson high school, sponsored
by the \V. S. C. S. ol ft. Paul Me
thod ist eh'urcb. Time 5 o'clock p.
,m. Admission 50 cents. Pit hi jo In
vited,
Misses Mary Lee Pope and M,
V. James were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. June Adams Sun
day.
Oonstantan, an alloy of approx'
imately 15 percent nickel and 55
percent copper* is so called be
cause its electrical resistance re
mains constant over a wide ran
ge of temperature changes
GASTONIA
Drive-In
Theatre
Kings Mtn.-Gautonia Highway
Box Office Open 6:1$
Show Begins 6:45
FRIDAY. Oct. 6
"Streets of San
Francisco"
. Cary,Gray
"Cowboy and the
Prizefighter"
in color
Red Ryder
Cartoon
? SATURDAY. Oct. 7
"Colorado Territory"
Joel McCrea-Virgi-aia Bruce
^ Cartoon and Comedy
SUN.. MON? TUES..
October 8-9-10
"She Wore A Yellow
- Ribbon"
in color
John Wayne- Joanne Dru
John Agar
News 4 Cartoon
WED.. THUR.. Oct. 11-12
"BRIDE FOR SALE"
Claudette Colbert
Robert Young
Cartoon
FRIDAY. Oct. 13
"The Walking Hills"
Randolph Scott-Ella Raiv.- r,
Cartoon ?
SATURDAY. Oct. 14
"The Beautiful Blond
From Bashful Bend"
in color
Betty Grable <
Cartoon
Tex Ritter in a
WESTERN MUSICAL
This Is A Family Theatre
All Children Under 12
ADMITTED FREE
? Shows Start At Dusk?
.^unfire
IMPERIAL THEATRE
Kings Mountain. W. C. Phone 134
TODAY. FRIDAY. Oct. 6? ONE DAY ONLY
Show Opens 1 1 a. m. ? Late Show 1 1 :30 p. m.
8 Beautiful Girls ? 8 Ace Funsters
60 ? Sexty Sassy Lassies ? 60
NEW SHOW DIRb'JT FROM PARIS, FRANCE
? " 1 ? ~
Boy?, It's Ficnch Sty ?!
ADORABLE
RLEEDE DUPREi
W SWICTHtART OF THI
* FOLLIES BERGfRf
"PARISIENNE
FOLLIES"
wMfc LOTUS WHfG
SENSATIONAL DANCES
FROM THI ORIENT
AND
CAST C F SEXt V
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WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY? October -11?1 2?1 3
3 Big Days! First Run Speciall
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Mrst Run Speciall
. IAMES STEWART
TOKEN "
urogram
"BtJM^<^'LCar1ooa'
- iticaxdo Coi
a> lucsOAT ? Big Special In Technicolor
"THE MAN on thft EIFFEL TOWER
Francbot Ton*- Bnt?tM Meredith Comedy & Cartoon
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