That Money
I Owe
T* Myself I'
It's for your future, your peace of mind and the hap
piness of your family.
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And remember, it's easier to lay something aside if
you choose the friendly Home Building & Loan As
sociation and save with more than 1.000 other thrifty
folks who have an eye out for security and a strong
desire for the better things in life.
INSURED
HOME BUILDING &L0AN ASSN.
A. H. Patterson. Sec.-Treas.
1 0-inch Westinghouse ...... $69.95
14-inch Teletone $99
16-inch Teletone .............. $129
USED FURNITURE
I ? Bedroom Suite $49
I ? Bedroom Suite $69
Extra Clean
1 ? Perfection Oil Range $25
2 ? 2-burner Heaters V2 Price
Only Slightly Used
McGINNIS
Furniture Co.
Mountain St. Phone 322
CELEBRATES BlRTHfiAY ?
Patricia Ann Foster, above, cele
brated her ltth birthday anniver
sary at the home of her parents ,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Foster
Saturday. .( See story second
front.)
Mrs. W. G. Grantham Fetes
One High Rook Club
Members of the One High Rook
Club and several additional
guests met Tuesday night with
Mrs. W. G. Grantham lor the
November meeting.
Roses and dried arrangements
were used In the living room. On
the dining room table was a horn
of plenty with a. lovely arrange
ment of yellow chrysanthemums
and fruit.
Tables were appointed for re
freshments and when all assem
bled the hostess assisted by Mrs.
Wilson Crawford, served a froz
en salad with hot ham biscuits,
brown bread sandwiches stuffed
dates and coffee.
Tallies were distributed, places
found and interesting progres
gressions of rook ensued which
left playing prizes with Mrs. W.
M. Moorhead, for club members
and Mrs. C. A. Butterworth for
visitors. Mrs. Crawford was pre
sented a gift for. helping serve.
Those playing other than mem
bers were, Mrs. Butterworth,
Mrs. J. K. Willis, Mrs. J. M. Rhea
and Mrs. D. G. Littlejohn
Mrs. W. T. Weir Entertains
New Organized Garden Club
Wednesday night the newly or
ganized Garden Club met with
Mrs. W. T. Weir.
Mrs. W? M. Moorhead was e
lected temporary chairman. ? A
nominating committee was selec
ted, other business discussed.
Mrs. C. F. Thomasson and Mrs.
E. W. Grifin were invited to join
the club.
The next meeting will be held
Thursday night, December 11,
at 7:30 with Mrs. J. G. Darracott.
A representative from the House
and Garden Club will present the
program.
At the conclusion of the meet
ing the hostess served hot cheese
biscuits, coffee, and cake squar
es garnished with heavenly hash.
60TCR FOOP COSTS USS ?EBE
? Your Favorite Brand
CIGARETTES
Pkg.
16c
Size 188
ORANGES, doz 28c
Duke's Pt.
MAYONNAISE 33c
No. 2 Can
Miss Carolina
TOMATOES. 2 for ...29c
First Quality
51-15
NYLON
HQSE
79c pt.
v
.
Box of
iin
SL98
FREE!
To the lucky number win
ner Saturday. November
29 at 9:30.
Arviit Automatic
TOASTER
Last Week's Winner
RAY OLIVER
Park Yarn Mill
Route 2. City
No. 018163
Pork Loin
ROAST
55c
Fresh Pork
Bones & Ribs . . 39c
Pure Pork
SAUSAGE
42c
Center Cut
PORK CHOPS 57c
Lb. Jar Dromedary
Fruit Cake Mix
? 25c
-? ?
Gr over Road ? Neca City Limits
' ':?> ??. ..
mm
MOTOVANS
$4.50
WAGONS
$1.29 to $9.95
Come on down, boys arid girls, dad* and mothers.
Belk's 1952 TOYLAND IS NOW OPEN, and any age
boy or girl can appreciate it.
There are wonderful new toy creations designed to
brighten the heart of any wide-eyed child on Christ
mas morning.
.... And there are Old Faithfuls which Santa Claus
has been passing out at Christmastime for years on
end. There are newer models of old faithful numbers,
too.
But whatever you do. don't fail to look in. for Kings
^ Mountain Christmas 1952 starts at Belk's. Early
shoppers get best selections.
Home of Better Values
T"
TRAINS
j
Electric $7.95 to $22.50
Mechanical $2.98 to $5.95
2 BICYCLES
Both Fully Equipped
1 Boys ? 1 Girls'
Here's What You Do!
Everybody eligible, all children ag C 1 to 100.
These bikes will be given away Saturday, December 20, at 6i30 t>. m.. You
don't have to be present to win. Just come into Belk's and register for
the Big Bicycle Drawing. Register as often as yau like. No purchase re
quired to register., For the Boys' Bike, register in our Men's Store. For the
Girls' Bike, register in our Main Building.
NOTE: Members of one family can win only one bicycle. In event ol
members of same family holding both winning numbers, second
drawing will be made from second box d?-wn from
ELECTRIC STOVES
$5.56 up
Toy Stoves $1.98 to $4.50
DOLL CARRIAGES
$2.58 to $5.95
STUFFED TOYS
$1 up
DOLLS
$2.98 to $17.95
TRICYCLES
$3.98 up
CASTELU TRACTOR
$1495
< CASH
i REGISTER
$2.79
AUTO
$19.95
CHAIR SETS
$10.95 J
BLACKBOARDS
$2.98 to $4.95