Showing Planned Foi Model Home Elmer Lumber Company will sponsor a model-home showing on the Weekend of December 11, j It was announced this week by Drace M. Peeler, Elmer Lumber secretary-treasurer. Mr. Peeler said his firm will show the just-completed five room residence built by Crescent H1U Development Company at 706 Crescent Hill Circle. The residence will be complete ly furnished, Mr. Pee Iter added, with four Kings Mountain furni ture retailers to collaborate in outfitting the new home. Parti cipating in the showing will be Cooper's, Inc., Baird Furniture, Sterchi's, and McGinnis Furni ture Company, which will outfit the two bedrooms, living room, and den. Elmer Lumbter Company will furnish the kitchen with the completely new Youngstown kit chen, featuring the new "dlana style" sink. Among other new features In the house are ranch-typte trim and "thrift-tee" window sashes. The home was constructed' by Crescent Hill Development Com pany on a lot fronting 80 feet on C ? ascent Hill Circle. The lot is 132 fteet deep on the longest side and Its back line Is 113 feet. The live-room dwelling has outside dimensions of 50 feet, 10 inches by 24 feet, 10 inches, the width in cluding a nine-foot porch. It con tains more than 1,000 square feet of Interior floor space. "We are happy to announce the Mrs. Sturm Killed In Auto Accident Mrs. Betty Schaeffer Sturm, daughter of a former pastor of St. Matthew's Luthbran church, was killed in an automobile acci^ dent near Canandaigua, N. Y., last Thursday morning, accord ing to a news account dated No vember 30 from Hickory. Mrs. Sturm, 29, was the wife of Rev. Fred Sturm, pastor of Mil lerton, New York, Methodist church. Funeral rites were conducted Saturday at Leroy, N. Y. The Rev. Mr. Sturm is a pa tient at a Rochester, N. Y., hos pital, having suffered a fractur ed Jaw and ribs in the accident. Two small children who were riding with their parents report edly escaped unhurt. Mrs. Sturm was the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Schaeffer. Dr. Schaeffer is also a former president of Lenoir-Rhyne col lege. . \ - ' , ? forthcoming model home display, a method of showing new con struction which has proved Very popular in other communities. It gives all citizens a chance to see the latest in home -building dtevo lopments," Mr. Peeler stated. The showing will be conducted as follows: December 11, from 7 to 9 p. m. December 12, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. December 13, from 2 to 5 p.m. Most shrubs, should be trans planted slightly lower than they were before being dug. Azaleas and camellias are exceptions; they should be planted no deeper. fir CREPE BED JACKETS AND GOWNS in crepe, jersey, and flannel. As sorted colors. $1.59 ? $3.98 Ladies' Slips Ladies' Panties In cotton, nylon ? Rayon and crepe ? Nylon $1.98 - $4.95 39c ? $1.49 PAJAMAS STOLES in silk, cotton and all ? wool in white flannel. and asst. colors. Nylon. Crepe, Jersey BLOUSES GLOVES BAGS HOSE Amos & Son 413 N. Piedmont Ave. Telephone 325- W TOYS - TREE DECORATIONS - BOXES Drunkenness Major Sin Here For November Kings Mountain police officers made a total pf 65 arrests during the month of November, and, as is usual, public drunkenness claimed the major share of atten tion, as 25 persons made the hoosegow for imbibing too much cheering spirits. Second favorite charge during November was speeding.' nine mo torists being arrested for having too hleavy feet, while fpur were taken in tow for operating an au to without a driver's license. Three arrests were made on each of the following counts: abandoment and non - support; reckless driving, and on capiases. Two arrests each were for writ ing worthless checks, for drunk en driving, driving with improp er brakes, passing improperly, and for theft of automobiles. The following charges were re sponsible for one arrest each: Illegal possession of whiskey, fugitive warrant, disposing of mortgaged property, assault with intent to kill, damage to proper ty, assault 'with deadly weapon, assault on female, and military man absent without leave. BurMil Expands Into Worsteds ?GREENSBORO ? Burlington Mills has announced its expan sion into the worsted and worsted ?blend field with the establish ment of new men's wear sales facilities in New York City to market fabrics produced with Burlington's manufacturing and styling facilities. The announcement was made simultaneously by J. C. Cowan, Jr. of Greensboro president of Burlington Mills, and Joseph A. Golden, vice president, who di rects men's wear sales activities for the Company In New York City. ^ The Burlington men's wear sales division will now consist of a rayon department and a new worsted department. George E. Cohen has resigned from American Woolen Company to Join Burlington as sales man ager of the worsted department with Bernard Cooper of the Bur lington organization heading the styling unit. Thomas Evans continues as sates manager of the rayon de partment with Benjamin Torrens in chafge of- styll"i?;. The an nouncement ? said that expansion Into the worsted and worsted blend field is being made in re cognition of the importance of such type fabrics in the mten's' wear field and with the full con viction that Burlington's manu facturing facilities can make a substantia] contribution in ser vicing this trade. The rayon de partment will handle 100 per cent man-made fabrics while the wor sted department will merchan dise the all worsted and/or wor sted-blends with new fibers. Each j , KINGS MOUNTAIN \ Hbspi+al Log VISITING HOURS Daily, 10 to 11 a- m. j| 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. m. PATIENT LIST AT NOON WEDNESDAY: Danny Ray Bryant, route 3, admitted Monday. November 9. James Mark Howell, eit'y, ad mitted Tuesday, November 17. Michael Quillcn Howell, city, admitted Tuesday, November 17. Roy Miller, city, admitted Thursday. November 19. Ocie Wa^e, route 3, admitted Thursday. Rosie 'Brackett, city, admitted Saturday.. George Runvans, city, admit ted Saturday.. .Martha Sue Seism, city, admit ted Saturday. ' Margaret Turner, city, admit ted Saturday. Sara Owens, city, admitted Saturday. Carrie Heffner, city, admitted Sunday. Minnie Sue Hartsoe?, route 2, admitted Sunday. Charlie Pryor, city, admitted Sunday. _ Sallie Mae Williams, city, ad mitted Sunday. Blanda Huneycutt, city, ad mitted Monday. Wright Harmon, city, admitted Monday. Laura Mae Murray, route 2, admitted Monday. Mrs. James Neal, route 1, ad mitted Monday. Mrs. Chapel Sutherland, city, admitted Monday. Lula H. Barber, city, admitted Tuesday. Robert Goforth, route 2, ad mitted Tuesday. Mrs. Fcrrest Hord, route 1, ad mitted Tuesday. Mary Toddt city, admitted Tuesday ? Mrs. Pauline Terris, city, ad mitted Tuesday. Mrs. Earl Falls, route 3, acT" mitted Wednesday. Aileen Metcalf, city, admitted Wednesday. Mrs. itabert Rhinehardt, city, admitted Wednesday. department will have separate styling units and separate sales forces except in cfertain out-ol town markets where established Burlington offices will handle both lines. The worsted department is ex pected to have its fall 1954 line rteady in January. Mr. Cowan said that all fabrics will be made and processed by Burlington's manufacturing facilities. A spe cial spinning plant to service the department is already in opera tion. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends for their floral offerings and other expressions of kind ness and sympathy at the death of our s on and brother, Harry Ledford. MRS. W. C. LEDFOPD & FAMILY d-3-pd Nine million trucks serve A merica today ? 227,669 of them in North Carolina. In 1904, thfere were only 400 trucks in use in the entire nation. On A Wide Selection Oi Furniture w-.H ? ? ?/? V ** ?"-. AS MUCH AS XSJ* .. fi T?> mm :.-v * .> "r *=Y U a FREE GRAYSON'S will give to some lucky person on Christmas Eve a handsome new 21-inch Westinghouse T-V Set It's as easy as writing your name! Fact it, that's all you have to do. Just visit Grayson's and regis ter for the big Christina* Eve drawing. Nothing to buy! You don't have to be present to win! The more times you visit our store and sign your name the more chance you have to be the win ner. Visit Grayson's Today r * ? u HB' '' * -i GOOD * ? . [y?' ?; Pi , ? ? v. ' '' 'fvls. 4, ?W; *.*?? IF YOU really want to make this Christmas memorable for some one you love, express your senti ments with a gift of jewelry. Nothing else can say so much, so well .. . . or give so much pleas ure for so many years. Choose now from our brillia it scls.iicrv of gifts for everyone! 17- Jewel Ladies' Watches Two diamonds enrich the smart styling of this lovely Bulova timepiece. $71.50 Good taste is reflected In the trim, tailored lin es of this watch. $33.75 Shop Your HOME-CWNED Icwal y Store FOR GIFTS OF LASTING QUAUTY ? ' L? Desk-Boudoir & Traveling Clock ^Many Styles from . . $3.25 Matched Necklace & Earrings Lustrous simulated pearls. In case from SI. 50 Handsome Set of Men's Accessories Matched tie clasp, collar bar, key ring $3.25 up Men's Genuine Leather Wallet Regularly $5, now $3.25

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