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1 CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 ? flwf tfclnt ln? |>IM I triumpiu in Recreation 49 ? Oreek letter 50 ? Through/are (ebbrev.) 52? Citric drink 54 ? Mntk Sanskrit word 53 ? A kind of summertime 14 ? LMb abbreviation tot "note well" 1 6 ? America'! (Tea teat 58 ? In reference to SO ? Latin -you" 60? Goal of sun-ba there CI ? United Organists 1 8 ? Conwaas direction 19? Creak letter 31? Record playing necea* -t.t - - ' ? 14 ? Card aame 2 6 ? Chemical jymbol for 28 ? Spoilers of outdoor U ?4 27 ? To bobble the baseball 39 ? Parental nickname M? WbttrtimtTiUdet 3* ? Popular "number! game" 35? Man's nickname 38 ? Parearell 37 ? Abbreviated Auto mobile Association 38 Briny 40? BUltard shot 43 ? Printer* ? meaaure 44 ? Creek letter / 46? Pronoun 47 ? Theoretical force (pi.) (abbrev.) 1 ? The Isherrwaii want* plenty of there ? Achirrea success arhh the putt DOWN 1? A i reetinf 3? To indulge in tabla ?port 4 ? Famous American jockey 5? Participant la ? wintry 39 Roman 1001 3 1? Meadow 32 ? Vocallee 33 ? Drunken loafer 34? Necessity far the 38? Action by the hunter 39 ? Chemical eymbat for thulium 41? Three-toed iloth ?? lloatcaloote rvenU 1 1 ? American nary police (abbrev.) 1 3 ? Home entertainment 15 ? Exist 17 ? Everyone individually (abbrev.) 44? Coihna shots 45? Fairway implement* 4 8? Roman 990 49 ? U. 8. Navy Musician < abbrev.) 51 ? wifwui 5 J ? Medical man (abbrev.) 53 ? Baseball failure 56? District Attorney 57? Participate in a conteat of (peed i .. 59 ? Mueical note " IH if1" (coMoq^ S?? Tin Want Ad Section For ThU Week's Completed Paul* Tripk HIATS up to 4 rowiw Furnishes HOT WATIR COOKS m*ols perfectly McGINNlS FURNITURE $5 DELIVERS SUBSCRIBE TO TUB HER ALL Thieves Enter Church Office Friday Nighft The office of St. Matthew's Lu theran church was entered by burglars the night of October 8, according to a report from the of fice of Chief of Police Hugh A. Logan, Jr. Entry to the office was made by breaking a small glass pane in the door of the office, and re leasing the latch. The report stat-. ed most of the drawers of the of fice furniture were open but noth ing was found missing. The incident reported to police by Dr. William P. Gerberding, pastor, was investigated by Offi cers R. R. Carrigan and S. R. Da vidson. Missionary Speaks Thursday Night | At Mission Program At Shiloh Church Mrs. M. C. Hardin Telephone 3242 GKOVER ? The Shiloh Pres byterian church's Week of Prayer and Self Denial for Church Ex tension services are l^eing con ducted in various homes this week. Sunday evening, the School of Missions was held at the chur ch and on Monday, a prayer ser vice was held at the home of Mrs. W. E. Davis. Tuesday evening, prayer meeting was hteld with Mrs. Vance Riser and on Wed nesday, the service was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank lin Harry. A covered dish supper is to be held at the church Thursday (to night) at 6 o'clock with Rfev. Wil liam C. Brown, of Lothalr, Ken tucky, to speak and show slides of his work as a Home Mission ary in the Eastern Kentucky mountains. Friday prayer services will be held at the home of Mrs. S. A. Crisp. A special Self-Denial of fering will be taken Sunday mor ning at church services and School of Missions will conclude on Sunday evening. The Rev. Park H, Moore, Jr , and Margaret Hambright were with a visitation team of Pres bytery's S. H. F. Council at Try on Sunday evening. Revival services are in progress at the Antioch Baptist church this week. The Rev. Hubert Fin ley, of Mayo, S. C., and a pastor in the Spartan association, is conducting the services. Clyde Randall is in charge of the music. The budget committee of Shi loh Presbyterian church, will meet Wednesday to draft a pro posed budget for 1955. W. B. Har ry is the chairman. The evangelistic services closed ,*t the First Baptist church on Sunday evening, approximately 15 new members were added to the church during the revival. The Rev. W. F. Monroe ex pressed his appreciation to the W. M. U. for sponsoring the cot tage prayer meetings, furnishing the flowers and arranging 'the meals for the preachers during the revival. t The ordinance of baptism will be observed next Sunday night The W. M. U. circles met as follows this week: Tuesday (even ing the Annie Armstrong, with Mrs. H. L. Beam; Bostic, with Mrs. Leroy Shirkey; Livingstone, Thursday with Mrs. Hubert Rol lins; Lottie Moon, Tuesday with Mrs. J. F. Westmoreland. Graveside funeral services wfere conducted by Rev. Park H. Moore In the Grover cemetery for Char les Glenn Rountree, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rountrete, on Thursday afternoon. The in fant died at the Kings Mountain hospital. Funeral services were conduct ed Saturday morning for the In fant of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ad Kins, burial was in the Grover cemetery, Mrs. Adkins is the for mer Mary Lou Bennett. Dr. and Mrs. Hoyle Lee and daughter, Janet, of Columbia, S. C., will arrive Thursday to spend the remainder of the week with Mrs. Lee's mother, Mrs. Maude Hamrick. , Cpl. ' and Mrs. Carson Carner of Columbia, S. C., spent thte weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Beam and Mrs. Ethel Carner. Meases Peggy Keeter, Rachel Hardin and Dean Westmoreland, students at Lees-McRate college, Banner-Elk, N. C., spent the Week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Keeter, Mr. and Mr*. Jesse Hardin, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Westmoreland. Mrs. Charles W. Mulllnax Is a patient in the Gaffney hospital. Little Ronnie Houser, son of Mf. ' and Mrs. Johnny Houser, is a patient in the Shelby hospital. Misses Margaret and Shirley Ayers had their tonsils removed at the Shelby hospital on Satur #!?F MMBMaSs? Miss Peggy Watterson had her tonsils removed on Monday at the Shelby hospital. Lynda Eaker spent the week end with Mr. And Mrs. Boyce Ea Mf of Klngi^Hn|MK^^Ip#% Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rardln, Miss Vera Hardin and Mrs. Lola Dillingham attended the funeral of John Dillingham at Rock Hill, &?w <m Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hambrlght liii better wait 1 &. 4 ?*??*&&!*#< s- , J.O., . *.. fm'^rT -Sim. . .h4$ \ It's Flalr-Fashloned and Mr, and Mrs. Dewey Mont gomery visited Mr. and Mrs. M C. Norman in Gaflney on Sunday, j Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rhea and son, Jackie, visited Mrs. Grady Rhea of Kings Mountain on Sun- 1 day. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cockrell spent the weekend with their son, Andy CockreU, at Duke univer sity. They attended thte football game there. I Starr Cockrell spent the week end with relatives In Statesville. Mr. and Mrs. B. ?A. Harry, Mrs. Helen Harry, Bruce, Judy, and Butch Harry spent the weekend i with Sgi. and Mrs. Donald Woods at Myrtle Beach. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Randall and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wright spent the weekend at Myrtle Beach. They toured the damaged area that was hit by hurricane ["Hazel". . Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Carner and family of Wilmington, spent thle weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Camer. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Neal and Mrs. Jim Neal of Gastonia visited Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Car ner on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Harry and Ronnie of Greenville, N. C., visit ed relatives -here during the weekend l: Mrs. "Wimp" Moss and chil dren, of Blacksbttrg, visited Mrs. Dewey Montgomery on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Craig of Cramerton, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Costner of Cherryville, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Polk and Rev., and Mrs. J. E. Craig of Effingham, S. C., visited Mir, and Mrs. M. C. Hardin on Friday. Harry Beam of Atlanta, Ga., spent a few days recently with his wife and parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Beam. Mr, and Mrs. James White of FLOOR CAKE ? How can I; prevent water spots? If water is allowed to stand and evaporate on any.waiced floor, it will spot. Wipe up spilled liquids as quickly as possible. Is it necessary to rinse a floor before polishing? Yes. There is no ' cleaning preparation made that does not need to be rinsed off before you apply liquid wax. ' Raleigh spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert White. Frank L. Goforth returned on Monday from New Orleans, La., ! after attending the Assembly's j Men's convention. ? I Mrs. Ben Wells returned home on Saturday from Black Moun tain. Mr, and Mrs. O. M. Polk and Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Craig of Ef fingham, S. C., spent Sunday with Mrs. Craig's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Hardin. If traces of soap or detergent re- ] main on the floor, the polish will water spot badly ancj may also streak and become sticky. How can I tell whether a polish j contains solvent? By the smell. J The huffing type waxes smell j like naphtha (these waxes must be polished to make them shine). A self polishing finish has hardly any odor. How often should floors be po lished? Depends upon amount of traffic on floors and the kind of polish used. When the floor gets dull and'dlrt begins to stick, the polish has been worn away and a new application is Indicated. What causes floor polish to be come sticky? Insufficient rinsing, dirt, humidity, often it's too hea vy a coat of polish or use of in ferior polish. GLASSWARE CARE ?Tea lea ves soaked with vinegar will re move lime deposits sometimes WHAT KIND OF A NUT IS, THAT ? THE MAN SAID IT'S THE ^ BEST FUEL THERE IS. A WHOLE YEAR S SUPPLY CAN BE STORED TO \ GUARANTEE A WARM HOUSE ALL WINTER. IT'S NOT A NUT. IT'S COAL. THE PEOPLE OVER THERE, JUST GOT A GREAT BIG TRUCK LOAD. 5 HE SAID IT IMS THE BEST COAL - PATSY. FULL OF HEAT. 97% PURE" PRACTICALLY NO COAL OIVIS THE BEST HEAT; PATSY IS THE COAL. BUY PATSY FROM Kings Mountain Cotton Oil Company Authorised "Patsy Coal" CUtllbutor ICE ' COAL Phone: 12-1 GO GET SOME MORE P-T-v ) found in water bottles or pitchers. ( Pour soaked leaves into the piece and shake them around until the , deposit disappears. . \ . Rinse milk glasses with cold water soon after use. If they have stood for some time .unrinsed and have become sticky, wash With soap and rinse in lukewarm water I with a little soda added. As should be done with china, ! let glass dishes come to room i temperature before placing eith-, |er piping hot or ice cold food on (them. BEWARE! COUGHS FROM COMMON COLDS THAT HANG ON Chronic bronchitis may develop if your cough, chest cold, or acute bron chitis is not treated and you cannot afford to take a chance with any medi cine less potent than Creomulsion. It goes irito the bronchial system to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm aud aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamcdbronchialmcmbrancs. Creomulsion blends ? beech wood crcosotc by special process with other time-tested medicines for coughs. It ? contains no narcotics. Get a large bottle of Creomutsion at your drug store. Use it all as directed. Creomulsion is guaranteed to please you or druggist refunds money. Adv. County taxes constitute about one-ninth of the public assistance payments, according to figures of the State Hoard of Public Wel fare. State and Federal funds ac count for the remainder. Local & Long Distance Truck Service Agents For B. & S. Motor Lines. Inc. of Nas^vllfc, Tenn. LOCKMDGE TRANSFER CO. Phone 355. Kings Mtn. Wjl*. ' Everything needed for an exquisite, "livable" living room, and M convert* easily into a luxury bedroom! ? Sofa-Bed ? TWO Pillows ? Lounge Chair and Ottoman ? 2 End Tables, Coffee Table, 2 Lamps Here's modern beauty, charm, utility and enviable tux ury for your living room or for a bride's gift. Worth $20 more ? so bay now, ENJOY it now. Open Evenings AppclnSment ?0?" ? l*??F.ST DOME FURNISHERS St. ? fnone 34* Sferchi Salesman ? Henderson HtrndojUl
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