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Jacob S. Mauney Memorial Library Lists Many Additions oi Books Iii celebration of the 34th an nual "Book Week" observance, November 16-22, Mrs. Charles Dilllng, librarian, announced re cent new books received at the Jacob S. Mauney Memorial Li brary. : ? " Mrs. Dilllng stated that an average months' circulation lor the library was approximately 1400. During "Book Week", she added, "we invite all to visit the library and see the display of new books that we have here." She further stated that a total of 141 books went out in one day during the past week. New books listed by Mrs. Dill ing are: "The Saracan Blade", Yerby; "Let's Talk Turkey, Ethe rldge; "Tennis", Wynn; "Lieuten ant Hornblower", Forrester; "Home To Tennessee", Crabb; ?*The Family", Ivey; "Greatest .Story Ever Told", Oursler; "The I Gown of Giory", Turnbull; "The Bogman", Machen; "Gold Under Skull Peak", O'Ruke; "Dead Man Plans", Everhart; "East Side General", Slaughter; "The Hid den Flower", Buck; "Spark of Life", Remarque; "My Cousin Rachel", Maurier; "Son of Adam Wyngate", O'Hara; "From Vaude To Video", Greene and Laurie; "Windows For the Crown Prince", Vinlng; and "Wide Neighbors", Breckenbridge. "Witness", Chambers; "Mo dem Music Makers", Goss; "The Blind Colt"' Rounds; "Mischief in Fez", Hoffman; "Lady cake Farm", Hunt; "The Talking Cat", Carlson; "Stolen Poney", Rounds; "Little Wolf Slayer", Cooke; "Zack Taylor", Wilkle, "A Pirate Flag for Monteray", Rey; "George Dewey", Long; . "Bedford Forrest", Parks; 'Tomboy Row", Holberg; "Padre Parks", Davis; "Kalak", Kjelgaard; "Edward & Happy Joe", Lawson; "Chip the Dam Builder", Kjelegaard; "Part ners of Powder Lake", Davis; "A Little Maid of S. C.", Lambert; "A Little Maid of Maryland", Cur tis; "Rowleys of Robin Road", Beckman; "Dan Morgan", Mor gan; and "Stepsister Sally", Dar inger. ."Tilly's Strange Secret", Sovan; "Golden Trail", Evernden; "Snow Dog", KJelgaard; "Sid Granger", Davis; "Hudson Bay Express", Davis; "Big Red", KJelgaard; "Pick of the Litter", Cavanna; "Forest Patrol", KJelgaard; "Thunder Country", S perry; "Mis ter Stormolong", McCormlck; "Sybil Ludlngtcn's Ride", Berry; "Clear the Tracks", Wolfe; "That Girl of Pierre's", Davis, and "Walt and See", Bonner. "The City", Peattle; "Play Ideas & Things To Do", Horowitz; "Stephen Foster and His Little Dog", Wheeter; "Frederick Cho: pin", Wheeler; "Edward McDo well", McDowell; "Rodeo", Rounds; "Gifts of the Forests", Wall; "First Book Of Snakes", Wench; "Strange Brigade'', Jen nings;. "Diana Wakefield", Frlg gls; "Green Madonna", L'Amia; "Pride and Prejudice", Austin; "Saralce's Silver Spoon", Hall; "Wisdom's Way", Allman; "Fa mous Modern American Nove lists", Cournes; "Big FamUy of Peoples", Eberle; "Missing Heir ess", Carey; "Just One Cat", Wll gus; "World's First Love", Daly; "Red Carpet", Wt c k end e n ; "Greatest Book Ever Written", Oursler; "They Had a. Glory", Ste ward; "High Wide and Deep", Floherty; "Buckskin Parade", KJelgaard; "Presenting Miss Aus tin", Becker; "White Lady", Dub kin; "Swamp Chief", Ball; "Frog", Meek; "Giant of the North", Malkus; "Magnlflclent Yankees", Meany; "Escape From the Ice Cap", Shurtleff; and "Knockout", Harklns. "Southpaw Fly Hawk", Rand; "Double-play", Harkins; "Mosqui tos In the Big Ditch", Burlin game; "Tumbleweed", Meyers; "Crack of the Bat", O'Ruke; "Tur key", Ives; "Television", Dcnman; "Eagle Scout", McCormick; "Rus sia", Ives; "Capital Hill", Holis ker; "Drummer of Vincennes", Saintman; "Boy for a Man's Job", Baker; and "Golden Footlight", Jackson. "Betsy's Napoleon", Eston; "Young Geoffrey Chaucer", Kel ley; "Don't Cry Little Girl", Lam bert; "Linda Kent,. Student NOTICE OF SPECIAL BOND ELECTION AND SUPPLEMENTAL REGISTRATION in thb CITY OF KINGS MOUNTAIN. NORTH CAROLINA A special bond election will be held between 6:30 A. M. and 6:30 P. M? Eastern Standard Time, Saturday, December 6. 1952, at which there will be submitted to the qualified voters of the City of Klng$ Mountain the following question: , Shall an ordinance passed on October 13, 1952, author |j\ izlng not exceeding $600,000 Sanitary Sewer Bonds of j aft the City of Kings Mountain for the purpose of provid ing funds for enlarging and extending the sanitary sewer system of said City, including the construction of sewage treatment plants and a pumping station, the installation of additional sewer mains and lines, and the acquisition of necessary lands and rights of way, and a tax for same be approved? The question hereinabove set forth contains a statement of the purpose for which the bonds are authorized by the ordinance refer red to in such question. - If said bonds are issued, a tax will he levied for the payment of the principal and interest thereof on all taxable property in the City of Kings Mountain. For said election the regular registration books for elections in eaid City will be used and such books will be open for the registra tion of voters not theretofore registered from 9 A.M. until sunset on each day beginning Saturday. November 8, 1952, and closing Satur day, November 22, 1952. On each Saturday during said period said books Will remain open at the polling places. Saturday, November 29, 1952, is Challenge Day. The polling places and the names of the election officers, subject to change as provided by law, are as follows: Ward Polling Place Registrar I City Hall C. L. Black II City Mall III Phenix Store Jidrs. HL R. Partoi Mrs. Ruth Bowers IV Kings Mountain Paul Ledford Mfg. Club Room Judges M. ?. Harmon Mrs J. G. Layton Mrs. P. D. Herndon Mrs. ? Ru t h Th orrra sso n Mack Murray Rochel Conner a T. Hayes Floyd Williams Victory Chev. Co. Mrs. J. T. McGinnis( jr c* C. Wilson Arthur Barrett By order of the Board of Commissioners of the City of Kings Mountain. J. R. HENDK1CK. City Clerk and" Treasure^, OFFICIAL BALLOT SPECIAL BOND ELECTION CITY OF KINGS MOUNTAIN, NORTH CAROLINA ? December 6, 1952 INSTRUCTIONS 1. To vote "YES"- make a cross (X) mark in the squar toe the right of the word "YES". 2. To vote ".NO,Lmake a cross (X) mark in the square to the right of the word "NO." 3. If you tear or deface or wronfely mark this ballot, return it and get another. Shall an ordinance passed on October 13th, 1952, authorizing not exceeding 9600,000 Sanitary Sewer Bonds of the City of Kings Mountain for the purpose of providing funds for enlarging and extending the sanitary sewer system of said City, including the construction of sewage treatment plants and a pumping station, the Installation of additional ?wer mains and lines, and the acquisition of necessary lands and rights of way, and a tax for said bonds, be ap proved? YES NO ? ? : 13-20 J. R. HENDRICK City Clerk and Treasurer. Nurse", Denning; "Summer In Their Eyes", Anderson; "Love Me ? Love Me Not", Whitney; "Moon is a Crystal", Belting; "My Lovb is a Gypsy", Frazier; "Sorle ty Girl", Emery; "Benny and the Beckoning Road", Weber; "Dou ble Date", Jarden; "Nose for Trouble", Kjelgaard; "Pepperfoot of the Market", Davis; and "Ja pan", Spencer. 'The Green Thumb Story", Fielder; "Play Things and Things To Do", Horowitz; "Holiday Time", Llndman; "Funny Boots", Russel; "Favorite Fairy Tales", Simon & Schuster; "Howdy Doody", Kean; "One Morning In Maine", McCloskey; "Play Ideas and Things To Do", Horowitz; "We Are A Family", Hogan; -'Dinny and Danny", Slobodkln; "Pussy Willow", Brown. "Small Trot", Francoise; "Fier men Fred", Barr; "Hamlet", Black; "Mavie's Summer^', Bare; "Old Rosie", Moore; "Good Night Book", Brown; "Snoop For Din ner", Preston; "The Swimming Pool", Rinehart; "God's Men", Buck; "Spin the Glass Web", Eb rilch; "Christ in Poetry", Clark; "History of North Carolina", Lawson; "The Story of Harriet Beecher Stowe", Jackson; "Nyan ga's Two Villages", Booth'; "Chi na", Spdncer; "The Vikings", Janeway; "Indians, Indians, In* dians", Fenner; "The Landing of the Pilgrims", Daughtery; "Poca hantas and Capt. John Smith", Lawson; 'Thie Voyages of Chris topher Columbus", Sperry; "The Santa Fe Trail", Adams; "The First Transcontinental R. R.", Na than; "Lee and Grant at Appo mattox", Kantor; "Paul Revere and the Minute Men", Fisher; "Our Independence & the Consti tution", Fisher; Johnny Reb", Al len; 'The Pirate Lafittem", Tal lent; "Custer's Last Stand", Rey nold's; 'Teen Age Science Fiction Stories", Elam; "Wild Palomina", Holt; "Pirates, Pirates, Pirates", Fenner; "Dogs, Dogs, Dogs", Fen ner; "Cowboys, Cowboys, Cow boys", Fenner; "Horses, Horses, NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the po wer of sale contained in a deed of trust given by Oliver T. Falls and wife, Lois Falls, on the 4th day of October, 1949, to B. S. Neill, Trustee for the Home Building and Loan Association now on record in the Register of Deeds Office for Cleveland County in book 359 at page 73. to secure the indebtedness there in mentioned and default hav ing been made in the payment of same and at the request of the Home Building and - Loan Asso ciation, I will sell for cash at the courthouse door in Shelby, Cleve land County, North Carolina, on Monday, December 15, 1952, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. or within le gal hours, the following rtescrib ed real estate: First Tract: Situated on the North side of King Street in the Town of Kings Mountain, N, C., and BEGINNING at a stake in the edge of said street, R. S. Plonk's corner and runs thence with his Mne N. 150 feet to a stake in Page's line; thence with Page's line East 58 feet to a stake, D. C. Mauney's corner (formerly Sim's corner): thence with Mauney*s line South 150 feet to a stake in the edge of King Street; thence with said street West 58 feet to the BE GINNING, containing 8,700 sqquare feet, more or less and being the same lot conveyed -by the Shenandoah Life Insurance Company to I. S. Schulman by deed dated February 20, 1934, and registered in the Register of Deeds Office for Cleveland Coun ty in book 4-E at page 318. Second Tract: Being lot# Nos. 59, 60, 61 and 62 according to a blue print of same which is recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds for Cleveland County in plat hook No. 3 at page 3, and being the same lota <onveyed by the Town of Kings Mountain, tt. C? to C. F. Thomasfon by deed dat ed 26th of Sept'-m/ber 1940, as will appear or. record in the Reg ister of Deeds Office for Cleve land County in book 5-A at page 1. Being the same land conveyed by Ruth C. Thomasson. widow, and George B. Thomasson by deed dated 11th of March, 1949, to C F. Thomasson, Jr., as will appear on record This the 10th day of Novem ber, 1952. B. S. NEILL. TRUSTEE. Davis and White, Attorney. 11:18-4 State Bull Records Exceeds Average The record of the bulls used in North Carolina's artificial breeding program exceeds that of the national average for bulls in artificial breeding programs. ?' "Probably no other state in the United States has a group of bulls that will average as high as the bulls now in service in North Carolina," declares T. C. Blalock, dairy specialist for the N. C. State College Extension Service. All of the bulls used in the State's artificial program are "proven" which means that five or more, of their daughters have exceeded the production records of their mothers. On the other hand, according to Bureau of Dairy Industry, a part of the U. S. Department of Agriculture, only 39 per cent of all bulls in artificial bfeeding service in the United States had as many as five daughters with actual production records. In North Carolina, the (bulls used In the artificial breeding program are selected from the top 2 per cent of all proven buls. Comparison of production records of daughters of Holstein bulls used in artificial breeding programs show North Carolina bulls have sired daughters who produced an average of 14.381 pounds of milk and 538 pounls of butterfat as compared to a national average of 12,704 pounds of milk and 466 pounds of butterfat.' Comparisons of other breeds show North Carolina "proven" bulls ahead there too. Horses", Former; "Prehistoric America", White; "Timmy and the Tiger", Paradis; "Johnny Ap pleseed", Reed; "The Cats Who Stayed For Dinner", Rowand; and "The Bad Prince", Gates, "Sing Canary, Sing", Gates; "We Look & See", Gray; "Hallo we'en Stories", Hahn; "Little Bunny", Wilde: "The Magic'Bus", Dbblie.-; "The Little Lost Puppy", Otto; "The Little Train that Won A Medal", Geis; "The Wonderful Train Ride", Weir; "The Wonder ful Plane Ride", Weir; "Forest Babies", Parrish; "Kerry", Lewis; "Thanksgiving Time", Schenck; "Eddie Cowboy", Glasscock; "The Big Show", McKee; "Hundreds of Turkeys", Osswald; "The Roly Poly Puppy", Bates; 'The Painted Calf", Gates; "Mr. Joey and the Pig", Gates; "Fifty Winters Ago", Gates; "Always Ready", Gates; "Before Winky", Quilan; "Twi light Tales", Potter; "The Christ mas Story", Jameron; "Pussy Cat Talks To Her Kittens", Mead: "Little RuhM.t's Bath", Potter; "Looking Lot Something", Clark; "Horses and Heros", Carpenter; "Lot's Go To the Brook", Hunting ton; and "Justice Comes To Tomo hawk", Raine. Daughters of bulls used in the State's artificial breeding pro gram have performance records far aibove the national average for artificially-sired cows. NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the po wer of sale contained in a deed of trust given by Boyce Hender son and wife, to the undersigned as trustee for E. T. Plott on the 13th, day of June. 1951. now on record In the Register of Deeds Office for Cleveland County, North Carolina, in book 360 at page 241 to secure the payment of the Indebtedness therein men tioned and default having been made In the payment of same and at the request of E. T. Plott, I will sell for cash' at. the court house door in Shelby, Cleveland County, North Carolina, on Mon day, December 15, 1952, at 10:00 o'clock a. to., or within legal hours, the following described real estate: Lota Nos. 67, 68, 69, and 70 and 18 feet off of the West side of Lot No. 66 as shown on a plat made by L. B. Falls, Surveyor, bearing date of June, 1945, and recorded In plat book 3 at page 30 In the Office of the Register of Deeds for Cleveland County, North Car olina, it being a portion of that particular tract of land original ly containing] 13 1/2 acres, more or less, purchased by Van R. Po well from F. R. Summers, et al and later subdivided by the said Van R. Powell. This the lOtfc day of November. 1KB. ? J. a. DAVIS, Trustee. Davis and White Attorneys. n-U ? d-4 ? i '? 'Hia i T-'-iSiyV'r if ? i -vtirti . Deadline Is Set NROTC Applicants The Navy recruiting sub-sta tion, Spartanburg, South Caro lina, has announced that Novem ber 22, 1952, is the deadline date for receipt of applications for its college training program, the Naval Reserve Officers' Training Program, (NROTC). . Competitive examinations, the seventh since the program's be ginning, will be held on December 13, 1952, at test centers establish ed throughout the nation, it was revealed by the Spartanburg Navy recruiting sub-station. Only those who have submitted their applications prior to the deadline date will be allowed to take the examination. About 2,000 students will be se lected for entry into the NROTC program this year. Successful | candidates will be appointed Mid shipmen, USNR, and will have their tuition, books and normal fees paid for by the government while working for bachelor de grees. In addition, they will re ceive pay at the rate of $600 a year for the four-year period and will be provided the required uni forms for use while on cruises and during drill periods. The Navy has NROTC units at 52 universities and colleges through, out the U. S. Those se lected for the program will be as signed to one of these units, gen erally the one of "their choice in sofar as possible. Each applicant may submit three choices. Applications may be obtained at high schools, colleges, offices of Naval Officer Procurement (Federal Building, Raleigh, North Carolina, and the Post Office Building, Macon, Georgia) and the Navy recruiting stations throughout The country. Com pleted applications must be sent to the Educational Testing Ser vice, Princeton, New Jersey. Boys' Octet Sings For Lions Members Members of the Kings Moun tain Lions club heard a musical program Tuesday night, given by the boys' octet df Kings Mountain high school, under 'the direction of James G. Blanton, assistant band director. The group included Ben Hud son, Darrell Austin, Palmer Huff stetler, Gene Ellis. Earl Marlowe. Jerry King, Tim Gladden and Bill Briggs. Shirley Falls accompani ed at the piano. The octet received heavy ap plause after each rendition of a varied program, including Hay dn's 'Spacious Workman", "Halls of Ivy", "You'll Never Walk A lone", by Rogers and Hammer stein, "Now Is the Hour", and "Nobody Knows the 1 rouble I've Seen", the last listed featuring Earl Marlowe a> second tenor soloist. Robert M. Gidney, of Shelby, Lions deputy district governor, at tended the meeting and brought greetings from his home club and the district, E. E. Marlowo p?vc a report on the current ciub rummage sale promotion, and said it would con tinue at least one more week. Negro News By Mrs. Cannie Gordon 105 Carpenter Street The Negro Girl Scouts and Lea ders are very happy over the money raised during our recent drive. The total amount raised was $171.71. Our quota for the area was $150.00. All the money over this amount will be used to help build a cabin at Camp Kiwa nis for our Girl ScoutS irt the spring. We wish to thank everyone who r donated anything toward ihe drive. Mrs. Verlee Roberts report ed $61.50. Mrs. Llllie Gibson. $52. 10, Mr. R. 13. Byera $23.21. Mrs. Alberta Thombs, $15.30. Mrs. Mar garet Leach. $8.50 and Mrs. Odes sa Shields. $3.50. Those who made these reports possible were Mt. Zion I3aptist Church, Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Gar vin. Mt. Zipn Baptist Sunday School, Bynum Chapel Church, Queen Mary's Lodge No. 5, The D. A. McKay Lodge, Free Ancient, and Accepted Masons, The tea chers and helpers of Centra} High School, The principal and teachers of Davidson School, the merchants and business firms of Kings Mountain and many fri ends of the Scouts. An. acre of sugar c?ne will yield about 21& torts of refilled su gar^ To Rrfietr ^ 0^ A/iury 9 666 LIQUID 0? Ulim - WUM MSI UtOIF FUTURE It's Christmas Eve, 1953. The place ? is your home. The fami ly ? your family! Gifts by the stockingful for the youngsters ? the watch Sis is hoping for ? the ,coat for Mother. . will you be financially able to fulfill these Christmas dreams? 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