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lions To Sponsor I Circus Visit / The Kings Mountain Lions club will sponsor an appearance | here of Kelly-Morris Circus on Saturday, September 11, accord ing to action toy the club "board of directors Monday. The three-Ting circus will pre* sent two performances, both aft ernoonand evening. Admission will he 50 cents for children and $1.10 for adults. The circus will set up at Plonk Local Servicemen Stationed Overseas A/3C William B. Huffman and A/3C.Cbarlfcs E. Roberts, both of Kings Mountain, are member* ;,1 the 6200th Air Police Squadron, based in the Philippine Islands. Their addresses art: 6200th AP ] Squadron, APO 74, c/o Postmas- 1 ter, Clark AFB, San Francisco, j California. Showgrounds off Graver Road. Tickets will go on sale soon, Jacob Cooper, president of the Lions club, announced. * ? U ? V V The Glass Barn NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS On W. Gold St Behind B4B Soda Shop f Glassware Q Novelties 0 Pottery ? Vases ? ? Uptown Values At Downtown Prices WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN AND BROWSE AT the glass barn Lublanezlris Open New Finn The Glass Barn opene^ for ?business on West Gold street on Monday. The firm, which offers glass ware and novelties, Is operated by Mr. and Mrs. George Lublan< ezki. Mrs. Lublanezkl is the manager. The couple recently returned to Kings Mountain after a six year's absence during which time Mr. Lublanezkl attended Concord College, In West Virgin la, where he received a bache lor of science degree in business education. He also holds a mas ter of science degree In market ing from Columbia University, New York City, and was employ ed for two years by General E lectric. Mr. Lublanezkl Is a member of the Gastonia schools faculty. Slight Accident At Grover Friday No charges were preferred a gainst persons involved in a two car collision which occurred Fri day afternoon In Grover, accord ing to State Highway Patrolman C. D. Fortune. The accident, -Patrolman For tune said, occurred when a 1953 Packard operated by R. D. Moss, of Graver, cut the speed. of his vehicle, and was struck from the rear by a Sears Roebuck owned trailer - tractor operated by Jul lin V. Hayes, of Shelby. Both ve hicles were traveling east. Dam- | age was reported slight. The development of the Marine Corps base, San Diego, was be gun in 1920 for the purposte of housing the West Coast Expedi tionary Force, which later be. came a brigade of the Fleet Ma rine Force. SI. 00 DOWN PUTS ANY B. F. GOODRICH TIRE ON YOUR CAR, NOW uMmMm END OF SUMMER TIRE CLEARANCE LOWEST MUCSS or TMI Y1AJL W.'r. cboning out luram* dodo. SALE KNDS IABOR DAT r Trmd* foor old tire, now ? ?od f?? ?p to |7^5 um<ie |a p*r tircl Ride itfely on ? Sil?nown?? ll? ?*??? com ? o? new iSf* V UST fllCI WITHOUT k T*AD?-IM...??l-*0 UST wa WITHOUT TKAM-IN $14.91 B. F. Ooodrkh $1 DEFIANCE B. F. Ooodrkh CAVALIER BfMul A A Pi ^RO wvW nwl WwwvS ? WW imVV If ? $|095 .... SMCIAl ALLOWANCE APPLIES wfc?<i>r you trad* I,l,3w4 HimI * p(i?? N? o? J your fcappobl* Hr? Tubeless Tire ) $ COMPAtt THI COST. Get B. F. Goodrich LIFE-SAVERS? /i># tt lir.'ft with tbt mostest. Buy ^ dothig (bis sale and save. They wwi fit standard wheels. M TRADE 2 TRADE 4 ST. MATTHEW'S Lutheran Church News The worship service at 11:00 a. m. will be broadcast again this Sunday over Radio Station WKMT. Dr. Gerberding wUl preach, ?r.ti the Adult and Carol choirs will render the special mu sic. The sermon topic is "The Church ? It's Oneness". The Ca rol choir anthem ? "Blessed Je sus" by Slater; and the Adult choir anthem ? "O Be Joyful in the Lord" by Tours. Organ music will include "Trumpet Voluntary" by Purcell - Dickinson; and Psalm XVIII by Marcollo-Dubols. All the radio audience Is cordially invit ed to hear this most inspiration al service. ' The Luther League met with the other denominational youth groups for the opening program of Youth Activities Week at Cen tral Methodist church. It was very encouraging to note that six ty young people were present. We pray that much good will be done during this week of fellowship and worship; and that a new un derstanding will be kindled be tween the different denomina tions taking part. The Luther League will leave from St. Matt hew's Sunday at 2:00 p. m. for a trip to Lutheridge, the Luther an Assembly grounds at Arden, N. C., where a picnic supper and worship service have been plan ned. Sunday afternoon at 4:00 p. m. the Primary and Junior depart ments will meet at the church to go to Lake Montonia for supper and a vesper service. The Council will meet Monday night at 7:30 p. m. at the church. The fifth annual Brotherhood Lay Retreat will be held at Lu theridge, Arden, N. C.( during the weekend of August 20-22. Ad dresses and discussion will be di rected toward the Brotherhood objectives "Encourage our men as Christian citizens to exert an Individual and collective Chris tian influence in the community, and to participate actively in the affairs of the government," and "Strengthen the home so that it may be a real school for Chris tian living." The Third Annual Lutheridge Boy Scout retreat will be *:??ld during the same week end. This wJU provide an oppor tunity for the men of the Brother hood and the Boy Scouts to mea' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS By Mrs. Howard Ware By Mrs. Howard Ware In the absence of oar pastor, Sunday morning services were conducted last Sunday by Dr. W. W- Davidson, of Boiling Springs. He is one of our gifted Christian professors. Our pastor is at Elizabeth church conduct ing a revival. this week. The Dedicated Life Service group had charge of the evening service. These young men and women who have felt the call to dedicate their lives to full-time Christian service is under the di rection of Mr.' and Mrs. W. B. Logan. P HATER MEETING We are to have a 24-hour sea son of prayer beginning at s* a. m. Friday night and ending at ft p. m. on Saturday night. The experience could start a mighty revival in our church* Plan to at tend one of these to keep the chain from toeing broken. The young people are sponsoring this ? so let's support them. FOCUS WEEK This it Sunbeam Focus week. Mrs. E. R. Herberts la leader with Mrs. Martin Ware, Mrs. Clyde Jolly, and Mrs. Ed Bridges as co- leaders. On Friday afternoon at 3:30, the Sunbeams meet at the church for a party to toe given toy the circles. HOMECOMING Our Homecoming Is to toe Sun day. This is a toig day for all of us. We start our youth revival led toy three young men dedica ted in their particular fileds. Tommy Fundeitourke, as guest preacher, Charles Story and Pal mer Mills to lead the singing. The Building Fund committee announces a drive for the Build ing fund in that day, also. Din ner will be spread at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R Keeter. PRATER SERVICES The Brotherhood will sponsor another * * of cottage prayei meetings the homes of Jim White w?n Botoby White in charge; Bryan Hord with Paul Cole In charge; Gordon Weekley with Arnold Kincaid In charge; Paul King with Yates Harbison in "haige; BUI Logan with John Beam In charge; and Harold Crawford with B. T. Wright, Sr.. In charge. x COMING EVENTS Friday? 8:00 ? Cottage prayer meet Mnga. 8:00 ? Beginning 24-hour sea ?bo <** prayer. Saturday? 3rt0 ~ Altar choir practice Sunday? 10:00 ? Sunday School. ^ U-00 ? Youth Revival begins 1:00 ? Lunch at the Keeter h<ni?Kw ' ? 4S ? fiTU. '?:? 8. 00 ? Youth Revival Monday? 7:45 ^ Youth Sevtval Tuesday ? 3 00 ? Stella Austin QA% 7:90 ? Prayer ??Mdnt and i youth revival. J \ together and to sharfc with each j other in discussions and in fellow ship. It is hoped that St._ Mat thew's will have a good represen I tation at this important meeting. The house in which the incum- 1 l>ent Commandant ?f the Marine I [Corps always lives is one of the 'oldest public buildings In Wash- | ington, D. C. J A Marine may receive a high I school diploma and up to anequi- 1 valent <t( two years in college ! through the Marine Corps Insti tute. Alfalfa yields three to 4 1-2 tons of hay annually, compared with North Carolina's average per aero hay yield of 1.0-1 tons. w* V * '5 T H Of Kfek, I . -1 " 4, FAMILY AFFAIR SAVINS <j?H GREEN STAMPS Given at NO EXTRA COST with Every Purchase at DIXIE -HOME STORES. GROCERY DEPARTMENT VALUES! For Lighter Baking ' ? '* BAKE RITE Shortening 3~79c Serve Pie for Dessert 1 PIE CHERRIES 2 ,~.r 45c! Delicious in Salads! Dixie-Home Grapefruit Sections 2 "r 27c Rich Red and Meaty Texture, The entire family can save by redeeming S&H Green Stamps, given at your Dixie-Home Store with every 10c unit of purchase. 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