H Realty For Sale H 5 ROOM HOUSE for sale. Located at 602 Landing street. Hot wa ter heater. Gas floor furnace, built-in kitchen cabinets, hardwood floors. Wired for e lectrlc stove. See N. E. Chap man, route 3, Kings Mountain. 3:15 tfn. SIX room house for sale on York road. Wired for electric stove, lights, hot water, bath. One acre of land. Plenty of closet space, built-in cabinets. TEL EPHONE 450-J-l or SEE ED DIE AEROWOOD 3:8 tfn RANCH style house. 6 rooms, laundry room, forced air heat, ample closet space. Located on 100 ft. front lot on Hawthorne road. TELEPHONE 1429-J. 3:29—4:19. FOUR room house for sale at 612 Meadowb.ook road. Owner is leaving town, must sell. Priced at $5700. Will sell for $1200 down payment, assume pay ments. CALL 1365-J or REE W. E. GARRARD. 4:5 tfn. H Realty For Sale H FOR SALE — New 3-bedroom house with l/irge living room, kitchen, and dining area; tile (bath, gas floor furnace and e lectric water heater; also plumbing for washing ma chine, and wiring for electric stove. Exterior Is of fir siding, combined with redwood, exter ior plywood, and brick veneer, with planter. Come toy and see the house at 706 Meadowlbrook Road. Contact BAXTER PAY SEUR at 627 Meadowbrook Road, phone 823-L-J. 3:29. FOR SALE —- 4 room house loca ted on Second street. Hardwood floors, full bath. First class. Will sell cheap. See F. V. WEB STER. 3:8 tfn. SIX-ROOM HOUSE — plus ga rage. Solid brick, insulated, tile bath, heat, electric hot wa ter, large lot, away from heavy traffic. See after 6 p. m. at 506 Landing street, $12,500. Call Tom Henry, phone 6577, Cher ryville. 3:29—4:5. ITS GARDENING TIME HEADQUARTERS FOR F. H. WOODRUFF "Foil-paked" Garden Seed • CABBAGE PLANTS, Onion Sets and Plants, Gar den Peas, Certified Irish Cobblers and Red Bliss Potatoes. • BEANS—Top Crop, Wade, Tender Green, Semi nole, White Bunch. Ideal Marketf^Genuine Corn field, Kentucky Wonders, Giant speckled Limas, Fordhood. Henderson Bush. • BEETS—Detroit Dark Red, Red Chief. Crosby Egyptian. • CANTALOUPES—Rocky Ford, Hales Best Jum bo, Pride of Wisconsin, and Banana. • CUCUMBERS—Early Cluster, Long Green, White Spine. • CORN — Truckers Favorite, Golden Bantam, Hic kory King, Iona, and Country Gentlemen. • OKRA—Clemson Spineless, and Long Green. • PEPPER — California Wonder, and Cayenne. • SQUASH — Summer Crook Neck, and Early Pro lific. • TOMATOES — Marglobe, Rutgers. Homestead. Manalucie. June Pinks, and Brimmers. • WATERMELON—Charleston Grey. Congo, Gar rison. Florida Giants, Dixie Queen, New Hamp shire Midget. Stone Mountain, and Kleckley Sweet. • PEAS — Cream Crowder, Red Riper, and Dixie Lee. • You Name The Seed, We Have It • AA 5-10-5 Garden Fertilizer in convenient 50 lb. bags. Kings Mountain Farm Center THE STORE WITH THE CHECKER BOARD SIGN Phone 836 128 W. Gold Realty For Sale FOUR and one-half room house for sale. With bath, hot water heater, and insulation. "iRalbber tiled kitchen and .bath room. Located on Dill street. For in formation CALL CARL FARRIS at Bessemer City, MA 93235. 4:5-12 SUMMER RESORT — Bat Cave, N. C., on river and at intersec tions of Hendersonville high way and U.. S. 74. Has store, big dining room, 14 beds, dou ble garage. Postoffice in store, 200 feet river frontage. Rea sonable. Also have several good homes in Kings Mountain for sale. Call 1456. 3:29. I Funeral Directors I HARRIS FUNERAL HOME Funeral service since 1947. Com plete funeral for $100 alw ^ys out policy. 108 S. Piedmont avenue phone 118. 4:14—tfn,. F Notices F Announcement Clyde Hullender formerly owner and operator of HuUender*g Garage, Child ers street, announces he Is back in town to provide prompt auto repair service at Marlowe's, Inc. Mr. Hullender invites the patronge of all old and new customers. Wanted HELP WANTED FEMALE — AVON needs a Representative to work Pauline and Waco Road sections. Ladies, you can earn a good weekly income selling Nationally Advertised AVON. Openings in Cleveland and Gaston counties. Write Mrs. Williams, 4232 Darwin Circle, Charlotte, N. C. 3:29—4:5 Vic Vet says r VETERANS STILL IN SCHOOL1 UNDER THE WORLD WARII St bill should plan the REMAINDER OF THElft EDUCA TION WITH THE If H THAT THE 61 SILL I FOR MOST EXPIRES ,I*S* WHEREVER YOU LOOK i . THERE'S HONOR BRIGHT INSIDE AND OUTSIDE PAINTI E That's because the popularity of H B Paint is spreadingl A GOOD product is bound to make good and as news gets around that HONOR BRIGHT is the best buy in paint you'll see even more "HONOR BRIGHT homes." Try it and see the difference. 125 Colors to Choose From REMEMBER THE PAINT IS RIGHT WHEN ITS HONOR-BRIGHT BRIDGES SUPPLY CO. v » Cali Jim Bridges 1456 (Formerly Logan Supply) Cleveland Ave. Johnson Is Conducting Revival At Bethany Chuich In Grover By Mrs. M. C. Hardin Telephone Grover 3242 GROVER. — The Rev. Guy E. Johnson, pastor of Sandy Mush Baptist church near Forest City, is the evangelist for revival ser vices at Bethany Baptist church in Grover this week, April 2-7, with daily serices at 7:30 p. m. The Rev. Wayne Haynes is pas tor of the church. A filmstrip on “Overseas Re lief was shown at the Shiloh Prestoyterian church Sunday ev ening. Also Old Clothes were packed for Overseas Relief. The change in time for the evening services at Shiloh Pres byterian church will Ibe held at 8 p. m. The flowers were placed in the Shiloh Presbyterian church ior the Easter Services toy Dr. and Mrs. Sam Crawley and family in memory of Mr. S. A. Crisp, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Harry in memory of Brice Harry. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Neal and family in memory of Miss Mary Neal. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rountree and family in memory of Mr,. C. F. Harry, Sr. The Sunbeams met Monday afternoon at the First Baptist church. Mrs. Jack Herndon and Mrs. Char'es Queen met with the group. The Junior G. A.’s met Mon day evening at the home of Cyn thia Wright. The flowers were placed in the sanctuary at First Baptist chur ch Sunday toy Phil and Dale Gold in memory of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gold. The Lions cluto held their reg ular meeting Monday evening. Bob Campbell of Gaffney, S. C., was guest speaker. Mrs. Gene Turner and Johnny have returned from Washington, D. C. While there Johnny was in the Anderson Clinic for obser vation and treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Boheler of Gaffney visited Mr. and Mrs. W,. S. Hicks, Sr., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Shuster and family of Staunton, Va., Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Carleton and children of Charleston, S. C., Mr. and Mrs* C. R. Borders of Greenville, S. C., Miss Jean Delin, Duncan, S. C., visited Mr. and Mrs. T. I* Neal during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Neal had a family re union Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jolly Duncan of Marion were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Tate. Mr. and Mrs. George Royster of Gaffney, S. C„ were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Jlalock on Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Howard John son and Cecil of near Union Mills were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde iRandall Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Bridges, Fonda and Beverly visited rela tives in Spencer Sunday. Mrs. J. H. Bridges visited Mrs. Tom Kennedy in Charlotte Sun day Mr. and Mrs. Carol Beam of Blacksburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Beam Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goforth’s dinner guests Sunday were their children and families. Twenty five guests attended. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goforth took Dennie Goforth to the Vet erans hospital in Salisbury Sat urday. Dennis spent a week at home. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hicks, jr., and Mickey of Denton spent the Easter holidays with Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Keeter and Mr. and Mrs. Hicks. Mr- and Mrs. Max Rollins of Gastonia spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Rollins. Miss Marie Herndon of Kan napolis spent the Easter holi days with her mother, Mrs. J. L. Herndon. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wilson and Miss Elizabeth Wilson spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Davis. Charles Davis of Detroit, Mich., is visiting relatives. Mrs. Effie McMillian of Spar tanburg is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Holmes Harry and Mr. Har ry. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cockrell and Starr spent the weekend in Statesville. Mrs S. B. Crocker spent the Easter holidays in Como with her daughters Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Taylor and family, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Curie and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Harry and Dr. and Mrs. Tommy Camp bell are spending the weekend in Florida Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Tucker, Mrs. B. O. Horton and Stevten Horton spent several days in Florida, while there they visited Clyde Horton at Delray Beach. Mrs. Harold Herndon and Miss Hilda Herndon spent a few days in Atlanta Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Holt and Teresa spent the Easter holidays with friends in Columbus, Ga. Mrs. F, B. Hambright and Miss Catherine Hambright spent the weekend in Rocky Mount with Dr. and Mrs. Crumpler. Guests of Mrs. S. A. Crisp dur ing the weekend were her child ren, Miss Marjorie Crisp of Wake Forest, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Batts and children of Maccles field, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crisp and Stanley of Derita, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Crisp, Jr., and Roy of Greenville, S. C., Mr and Mrs. James Rollins and family of Kings Mountain, Dr. and Mrs. Sam Crawley and family of Boi ling Springs and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hambright. Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore Byers Charles, Kenneth and Gary visit ed Mrs. Golden Spencer and Miss Lorena Malone at Draytonville, S. C., Sunday. Mr. arid Mrs. James Kirk, Jim my and Kenneth of Chicago, 111., are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Herndon. Dr. Herndon of Wilmington was a weekend guest of his par ents Mr and Mrs. Charles Dixon and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Herndon of Kings Moun. tain joined the E. B. Herndon’s for a family dinner Sunday. Mrs. Hood Watterson and Kay Watterson spent Friday in Henri etta with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huskey. Collegians returning to school on Monday werte: Ellis Tate, Tom my Keeter, Peggy Keeter, Rachel Hardin to ASTC. Ray Goforth, John Houser and Charles E. Shep pard to USC, Donald Hyde to FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH P. D. PATRICK. Minister Sunday: 9:43—Sunday School 11:00—Morning Worship Sermon subject: 'Eternal Life." 6:30—Senior High Fellowship 7:30- -Evening Worship Monday. 3:15—Girl Scouts 6:30—Pioneer Fellowship 7:30—Boy Scouts Circles: No. 2—7:30—with Mrs. Grady McCarter. No. 3—7:30—with Mrs. Paul Rollins. No. 4—8:00—with Mrs. Hal Ward. Tuesday: 3:15—Cub Scouts Wednesday: 3:15—Junior Choir Practice 7:0O—Covered dish supper. Jojnt meet ing of Men of Church and Women of Church. All the family invited. Thursday: 3:15—-Brownie Scouts Friday: 4:30—Pioneer Choir Rehearsal BOYCE MEMORIAL ARP CHURCH WILLIAM L. PRESSLY. Minister Church School 10 a. m. Donald Crawfor. Supt. Morning Service 11 a. m. Evening Service 7:30 Cub Scouts Wed. 3:00 Prayer and Praise Wed. 7:30. Choir Practice 8:00 Carol Choir Thursday 3:00 Presbyterian college, Clinton, S. C., Faye Houser, Sue Keete.r and Ann Davis to Lees-McRae. Phil Gold to UNC. Misses Sallfk Davis and Mary' Louise Ellis of Charlotte spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A. B Davis and Mr. and Mrs J. B. Ellis Mrs. M. C. Hardin spent from Thursday until Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. J E Craig in Effingham, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Hardin spent Saturday night with the Craigs and accompanied Mrs. Hardin home Sunday. Assistance requests from hur ricane • hit Tar Heel farmers now total around $240,000, according to the state ASC office. Bell Promotes Lott. Alexander Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company has announ ced the appointment of its North Carolina commercial manager, Clarence L. Lott of Charlotte, as the company’s commercial oper ations engineer. Harry Y,. Alexander, formerly Charlotte district manager and presently general commercial su pervisor, will succeed 'Mr. Lott. The changes are effective April 1. In this new job, Mr. Lott will serve in company’s headquarters in Atlanta in coordinating com mercial operations throughout Southern Bell’s nine-state area. He served as South Florida man I ager prior to being appointed to his present job in 1953. An alumnus of Mercer College and the Georgia Institute of Technology, Mr. Lott joined the Utility in 1925 in Macon, Ga. Suc cessive assignments included Kentucky and Tennessee. He la-i ter served as District Manager in Montgomery and Birmingham, Ala., and Miami, Fla. Mr. Alexander is a native of Mecklenburg county,. He attended local schools and graduated from Davidson College in 1926, fol lowing which he Joined Southern Bell in Charlotte. Assignments in North and South Carolina fol lowed. It’s Time to Trade for #■/*#€. AIR CONDITIONED Nationally Advertised at.$399.95 OUR PRICE NOW SM95 Your Home Of Top Dollar Values MURRAY'S 1 TON COOLS AVERAGE 3 ROOMS 610 Stone Street Off Cleveland Ave* Headed HOME! When your family is returning from a trip, or an afternoon outing throu gh the countryside, are you headed HOME? Your own home, we mean. Or are you returning to a house owned by somebody else? If you haven't yet learned the good feeling of home ownership, the real inner satisfaction which comes to those families who live under their own roofs, perhaps you need to see us. Our specialty is making home owners out of Kings Mountain citizens, a pleasant chore we've been handling in ever-increasing number since 1907. Many people look over their budgets and decide without too thor ough a check that they "can't afford"to become home owners. Others take a second look, examine our convenient, reasonable loan terms and re-payment schedules, and find that, after all, they can fit a home of their own into scheme of living. We invite you to visit our office and tell us your financing needs on a new home. Many have done it Many are doing it. And odds are you can do it too. NOTICE ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Deposits made by April 10 earn dividends from April 1 3 Kings Mountain Bldg. & Loan Assn. W. K. MAUNEY. Pres. BEN H. BRIDGES. Sec.-Tkena,,'

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