Grover Lions
Honor Ladies
Pr^OViER The Li?ns Club of
Grover had "Ladies' Night" on
eram^ nf??hC ?f the hleh:ight pro
g r the,ycar" The Lions and
enJ?yed a tl^key din
?nH m ?8ch?o1 cafeteria. Mr.
eial A' Grlgg were sPe"
cial Invited guests. Supt. Grigg
was guest speaker for the occa
for his subject "The
n Segregation Cases Before
tne u. S. Supreme Court."
^Ihei ,Y<furW Ad"U Sunday
School class of Shiloh Presbyter!
an church had its annual Christ
mas dinner party Thursday even
b!^ m th^0tfel Cleveland in Shel.
nf'th 'i ?,Hope 18 President
ch ? Sam Straln had
charge of arrangements.
~ The, *,?tmg - Adult Sunday
!!! ??. i on Sunday by Sunday as
to attendance and offering.
Circle No. 1 met Tuesday after
ciJ mMo8'S' Crisp.
Circle No. 2 met Tuesday even
ing a, the Bonebreak home "n
Blacksburg with Mrs. Paul Ham
bright as the hostess. These mfeet
ings were well attended
?[ ^e Shiloh Presby.
terian church will meet Thursday
evening at 7:30 at the church for
sfSS'SSaar?
The Bostic Circle of the First
o/SS? ThprCSr,Ift at the home
dL ottfJ ? Mc?,anlel on Satur
JaBy? ^ternoon. Mrs. Rube Rol
ilns chairman, presided over the
business session. Mrs. H. L. Beam
Dresenf^gevr?? ^2? pr??ram and
M^ R v E* B "emdon,
EhrtJ Jt ' and Mrs- B- A
J?JLd the Christmas
"cD*nlel ,ervM
h.UJ? Intermediate Girl's Auxi
"ary met with Anne Davis on
S5?? Mrs- w- w. mo
sJvir-i t f' met with them.
Several of the girls took part on
the program The topic was "Star
HSH ?f,^f WorId" The Lottie
rw? ?'?srlng was taken. Miss
er M?a Aasn by her moth
?????' ? Davis- and Miss
<,e"doM
j^??s?srsac552
the home of Mrs. W. VV. McCarter
' Ch.S! nay even,n? w,th Mrs.
i?Ueen ?8 ^-hostess. Mrs.
Grady Ross, chairman, presided
Ch^n h !? ?*" ?ession. Mrs.
had charge of the pro
ST*? ^h,ch was the Christmas
?.22L Z birth of Christ The
'^brought a covered dish and
their husbands were Invited. Dur
ing the social hour they enjoyed
a covered dish supper.
The Ltvlngstona^&ml* met at
the home of Mrs. J. B. Ellis on
Thursday evening and the Lottfc
at the home of
Mrs. J. P. Westmoreland on Tues
day evening. each circle had a
Christmas program. The Lottie
Moon offering was taken
Mrs Frank Neal and Infant
son havte returned home from the
Gaffney hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. PInkel
ton and Mrs. R. L. Pinkelton at
tended the wedding of Bobby
SlthJwEil ?f Grler and MIss
Kathy Whltener of Clemson on
Sunday at Clemson. The groom is
the grandson of Mrs. R. L Pink
elton.
a ^aIlJ """bright, USA, of San
Antonia .Texas, is visiting his
mother, Mrs. R. E. Hambright -
John Houser, tJSN, of Norfolk,
a-- visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Houser.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Herndon of
Rust Killer
No%Here
For Home
Oil forage
Tanks
YOttr heating oil storage
tank faces a big danger
?RUST which forma inside
toe tank a* a result of accu
mulation of moisture.
Ruat spells trouble. It
cauaea costly leaks.
That's why we are now
prepared to put Shell 80NI
TOR in every customer's
etorage tank. Monitor ie a
new chemical product that
protects against rust and
eorror'on. Sonitor atopa old
rust from spreading, prevents
ttew rust from forming. This
ia a service we offer our Shell
Furnace Oil customers. Well
be glad to include yoa? ju st
give us a ring.
HfATINO
OILS
ran
Front-LineFighter
The PubHo Health nurse will help
keep this baby healthy and happy.
She worka right In the home, wher
ever *he is needed to fight disease.
Nursing programs to help her keep
up to date on latest developments
In TB, one of her biggest problems,
are aided by the sale of Christmas
Seals now being conducted by the
3,000 tuberculosis associations
throughout the United Statea.
(Photo by A. M. Goodrich)
Norfdlk, Va., spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Herndon.
Mrs. Grady Ross of Aiken, S.
C.t spent the weekend with his
wife a*nd family.
Mr. ?nd Mrs. W. F. Cockrell
spent Sunday with relatives in
Statesville.
Donald Kiser, USN, of Norfork,
Va., is visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Randall
spent the weekend with Mrs. J.
L. Randall of Shelby.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sisk of Bes
semer City visited Mrs. Bertha
George on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Adding
ton were in Greenville, S. C-, on
Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Craig of
Route 1, Bessemer City were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Hardin on Saturday.
Mrs. Jack Hendrix, of Shelby,
and teacher of home economics
and science at Grover school, has.
resigned her position to Join her
husband at Knoxville, Tenn.
NEWS
of >?
? SERVICEMEN ?
UUL IN .FRANCE
ORLEANS, France. ? Pvt. Gene
C. Lall, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Lall, 21 2 E. Georgia Ave., Besse
mer City, N. C., is serving as a
clerk in the quartermaster cloth
ing sales store at European Com
munications Zone (CXXMZ) head
quarters in Orleans, France.
COM2, with a base section in
La Rochelle and an advanoe sec
tion In Verdun, transports all
men and supplies from French
coastal ports to U> S. Forces In
Germany.
Private Lall, who arrived In
October, entered the Army last
February and completed basic
training at Camp Gordon, Ga.
He is ? 1952 graduate of Besse
mer High School and a former
clerk for the F. W. Woolworth
Co., Gastonia. v
BARRETT ON NECHES
MEDITERRANEAN (FHINC) ?
With the U. & Sixth Fleet Is
Jackie D. Barrett, yeoman third
class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
T. R. Barrett of 315 Oansler St.,
Kings Mountain, N. C<, aboard
the fleet oiler USS Neches.
In late September, American
ships and sailors joined by Na
val Units from five other NATO
countries took part In Operation
Wa id fast.
The large scale amphibious
trainirig exercise tested the
readiness of land, sea and air
forces In the defense of Southern
European and Medlterraneon a
reas.
During the Mediterranean tour
they will ylslt North African and
Southern European countries.
ON LEA
FA Norman E. Bolih, of the Pa
trol Squadron 50, U. S. N., is
home on a thirty-day leave,
spending if with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. JL L. Bolln of Hudson,
H. C., and friends li} Kings
Mountain. . ? "* , >?. ?
FA Bolin has been home eight
days, and expects to return to
California when his leaxe expir
es. ' ife? -i ' .
Airman
Enroato
Airman Third Class t?aul N. I
Fite is enroute to Germany for|
duty with the U. S. Air Borce.
He left Kings Mountain four|
w?ks ago. after a furlough, re
turning to Camp Kilmer, where |
he stayed two weeks before em
barking for Europe.
Airman Fite is serving with the |
Second Communications group.
Pool
ft* 1952, expenditures for< to-'}
baceo accounted for 7.9 per cent
of the total expenditure on goods
and sefvlces is the United King,,
dom, compared with 2.4 per' cent
I- United SUM,.
i
"During th(H days of high living costs ? all of us
feel in need of Santa Cla'jsl We are making it our bust
ness to play the role of Santa ? to your Christmas holi
day budgetl Here's a grand opportunity to lighten your
shopping time next week ? by stocking up those items
you know you needl So ? GET THE BEST FOR LESS FOR
YOUR FEASTI"
THIS CHRISTMAS
GIVE FOOD!
After The Featt Treats! Deran
Thin Mints -~39c
Holiday Party Candy! Brach
Gloria Mix "' 29c
As Gay As Christmas Itself! Brach
Holiday Mix 59c
A Treat For The Kiddies! Cris Cringle
Candy Canes'* 27c
Refreshing Candy Favorite! Meadors
14-Oz.
Pkg.
Orange Slices
Assorted Flavorsl Meadors Pure S
Stick Candy
19c
49c
Florida Sweet Juicy
NOW Is The Time To Buy YOUR CHRISTMAS
Quality-Tender
18 To 24-Lb. Average! Dressed & Drawn Oven Ready
? Priced For Every Budget
c
Tom Turkeys ??. 55
Your Favorite Sizes! Whole Or Half Fresh Delicious With Ciiostnut Dressing! Oven-Ready
Pork Hams. - 57c FAT HENS. . -47c
The Bes* For A G'atJ Feast! 10 To 14-Lb. Avg.
Genuine Long Island
Oven
Ready!
Turkey HENS - 63c -" DUCKLINGS- 59c
4 To 7-Lb. A.?.o?e: Beltsrtlle White ? Reody To Serve! Armour's Sta* Canned
Small Turkeys* 65c Cooked Hams " 79c
' .4 -
A Ha May Dwrend
^ ?? ? ?. ... ? Z ? V.
Sliced or Halves ? Yellow Cling
For Delicious Piesl None Such
MEAT
In Vi-Lb. Prints
Dixie
Home
get the BEST Tor LESS!
Holiday Dairy Values!
!>. Prints
Butter . 73;
49c
71c
Heat and Serve! Puffin
BISCUITS 4
Hew York State
Sharp Cheese
7H-Ox.
Cans
Lb.
Holiday Savings In Grocsry Va!uss!
SAVE 20c! Dixie-Home .100% Pure
cranberry
Instant Coffee
Economical And Tasty! Bush's Best
Turnip Greens
4-0*.
Jar
No. 2
Can
78
10
The Young Tender Leaves!
Gold Medal
Golden Isle Collards :10c macaroni
Cut From Sweet, Tender Ears! Hostess
Golden Cream Corn " c"3 10c
8-Oz.
Pkgs.
27c
No. 3w3
Can
10c
,3
I
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Delicious With Pork! Watauga
Sauer Kraut
A Tasty Fudge & Frosting Mix!
Dromedary Mix
Roasted To Perfection!
Gold Cup Coffee " 88c
"t 33c
Gold Medal
SPAGHETTI
2 27c
Shortening By Swift
SWIFTNING
3? 85c
New Improved
LAVA SOAP
?" 10c
MM
AH Purpoee Shortening
JEWEL
z m
Peanut Butter
All Purpose Meat
SWIFT
'?* 37c
All Vegetable
SNOWDRIFT
t Mm
For Better Baking
WESSON OIL
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