Rambling Sketch** Of Oak Grove News By Mr*. William Wright Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Allen of Henderson spent Sunday with Mr. Allen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R O. Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Riley Allen and family. Other visitors in the Allen home were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blackwell and son of Chesnee, S. C. Mr, and Mrs. Monroe Lovelace spent several days the P??t week with Mr; and Mrs. William Wright. Mr. and Mrs. WllLard Boyles of Kings Mountain were Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bell and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Stokes Wiight and sons, Charles and Bill, were visitors In Llncolnton Sunday af ternoon. William and Essie Wright, their guest, Mra. Ahn McSwain, spent awhile at Long.Creek Sun day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ware had as their Sunday evening dhiner guests Mr, and Mrs. Menzell Phi fer and daughter, Paulette of Kings Mountain, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Stone, Jr., and son Billy of El-Bethel, Mr. ?nd Mrs. Beau ford Ware of Kings Mountain, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ware and daughter Dona Lynn, and Mrs. Ware's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M?nroe Lovelace. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bell and children spent the weekend with Mrs. Bell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McMillian of Bessemer City. Mrs. Etta Costner ? and son, ? Deannie of Pen ley's Chapel were Sunday dinner, guests of Mrs. Costner's daughter, Mr.s. Walter Ware and Dona Lynn. Pvt. D. C. Allen of Fort Jack son, spent the weekend with Mrs. D. C. Allen and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Alien. The Adult Sunday School clas ses of the local church, their teachers Mrs. Frank Ware and Mr. Lester Canlpe, our pastor, Rev. C. C. Crow of Shelby, and a few invited guests went on a pic nic trip to Crawford's Lake and picnic ground Saturday evening, where we enjoyed a delicious Supper and fellowship together, Mrs. Theodore Thornburg and children of Charlotte were visit ors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Thornburg Tuesday. Homecoming and memorial services will be Held at the local church Sunday. Rev. C. C. Grow will deliver the memorial ad dress at eleven o'clock. We are expecting a number of good singers. The public is cordially invited to attend with well filled baskets, and enjoy the day. Dr. T. L. Cashwell, pastor of the First Baptist church of Kings Mountain will be the guest speaker in the afternoon at two o'clock. He's little, but really good. About 16,20 acres of commer cial early Irish potatoes are be-' ing grown in North Carolina this season. TWIN CITY STAB? Bated as on* of Winston-Salem'* top driven for the three North Carolina race programi thl? weekend Is Ted Swain. Ted wil take part in the races at Southern States fair grounds in Charlotte Friday night, then at Bowman Gray stadium In Winston-Salem Sat urday night and then the double feature sportsmen's program at Swain- Ted will take part in the day afternoon. VA Develops Cancer Test A simple and Inexpensive method of blood serum testing for the diagnosis of cancer has been developed by doctors in the | Veterans Administration Hospi tal at Los Angeles. Using a synthetic substance, which they substituted for an antigen obtained from human I cancerous liver tissue, the doc ! tors obtained almost identical re | suits when the material came | into contact with the blood ser | um of a person afflicted with i cancer. The tests were more than I IK) per cent correct in confirming positive cancer diagnoses. Tests using the synthetic ma terial on more than 900 patients were described in papers read before the annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research in Cleveland, Ohio, by Dr. Claude S. Mumma, chief of the eye, ear, nose and throat de partment, and Dr. F. X. Byron, chief of thoracic silrgery, In Los Angeles VA Hospital. The work described was done in conjunc tion with a group of medical sci entists from the University of California at Los Angeles work ing in the VA Hospital the past four yearA Known In medical circles as the "sero flocculation reaction," the blood serum method of test ing is expected to lead to earlier discovery of cancerous lesions In the lungs and other chest areas. In his paper evaluating the blood serum test, Dr. Byron said that the nature of the broncho genic carcinoma (cancer of the chest or lungs) made diagnosis "potentially difficult." He point ed out that such cancer often Swim Trunks by O Jontz?? 1M-44 TORPEDO ? Ultra-brief for streamlined swimming, here's a form -fit trunk that drios fast looks terrific. If* racide of Jan ten's Nylofaille * , . Nylon, Laton. and Acetate Rayon . and features a smart contrasting side atrip*, a built-in supporter for action-comfort, and a handy Inside pocket . for coins and keys In < good-looking colors. 28-38. 4.95. None better than fantzen Keeter's Garden lime I. Robert Schmidt "I It seems out of place to talk about Irrigation when we are having plenty of rain. It reminds me ot the story of the man who wouldn't fix the roof of his house In fair weather because it wasn't necessary, and then when it simulates other types of pulmon ary lesions and often leads to late diagnosis even when the pa tient presents himself to a phy sician early in the course of the disease. rained he wasn't able to fix It. Rain or not, it to timely to dis cuss irrigation and prepare for it against the time when we will need It Many vegetables attain high quality when they make rapid growth and this is made possible by plenty of moisture. Good ex amples are the green crops and [other leafy crops. Two or three weeks of dry weather can check the growth of some vegetables so they will never recover and the result will be a tough, stringy and fibrous product It has been my experience that you cannot depend on natural rainfall if you expect to grow high quality veg etables. You should have an Inch of rainfall each week or 10 days. When the rain fails you the nine ?mount of water should be ap plied from other sources ? a pond, well, stream, or city water supply. If the garden area is flat, Aurface or furrow irrigation may be used. If not, one of the overhead sprinkler systems may be used. Tlie most popular and effective type is the one having a short standpipe with a rotating nozzle at the top. The water Is usually brought to it gy pipe or rubber hose. Expensive, you say? Perhaps, if you think in terms of one year, but you wil use the equipment over a number of years, and think of the vegetables and berr ries you win save by Its use! A friend who has been selling ir Negio News By Mrs. Cannie Gordon 109 Carpenter Street Kings Mountain, N. C. Turn in News Items at above address ? A birthday party was given at the home of Mrs. Sylva Thomp rigation systems for commercial operations in this State said that last year he more eqquip ment for. irrigating postures than for any other purpose. If it. is not too expensive for pastures, it certainly is not too expensive for the vegetable garden which sh9uki furnish your 'table with the best to be had. py to know that sveryone en Joyed the play "Getting Grade Graduated." She wishes to thank everyone who cooperated helping the play to be a success ful one. On Friday night May 18th, at 8 p, m. in the Davidson School auditorium, the High School play "May All The Lights Be Green" wil be presented by members from the high school with Miss M. L. Pope as director. The play" presented test year was A very enjoyable one and this oite is to be even -more enjoyable. Don't miss this comedy In two acts. The annual farm income of Forsyth County is about $7,000, 000. son in honor of her Httle daugh ter, Elizabeth Ann on her fourth birthuay. Many gifts were re ceived. Everyone had ap enjoy able time. Ice cream and cake were served. Good Hope Lodge of the F. A. Society will hold their annual service Sunday, May 20 at Good Hope Presbyterian Oiurch at 2:30 p. m. Everyone is cordially invit ed to attend this service. A spring revival will begin Monday night. May 21 at St. Paul Methodist church. Rev. C. E. Strickland pastor of 'Durham Chapel Methodist church, Shelby wil be the guest speaker of the week. All churches are Invited to attend. Mrs, V. P. Wiggins Is very hap See How EASY It Is For YOU to SAVE at STERCHI'S! Seven big, handsome useful pieces for the price of the Sofa bed alone! A complete living room with fine sofa-bed that makes it a bedroom at night. In sensational wearproof, color-) ful and washable Ouran plastic . . . 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