Ervin, Scott i
Are Supporting
Pearsall Plan
RALEIGH —. Both of North
Carolina's Uinited States Senators
say they are voting for the Pub
lic School Amendment on Sep.
tember S.
Senatpr Sam Ervin said in a
statement that he believes that
the Pearsall Plan is the best one
thus far advanced for the pre.
servatfon of North Carolina’s
public schools. He and Governor
Hodges will appear publicly in
Charlotte next Monday in behalf
of the amendment.
Senator Kerr Scott said be
fore leaving ori'a trip to Panama
that he will return in time for
the special election or will vote
absentee.
‘‘I take the position,” he said,
"that our Senators and Represen
tatives from throughout the
State in bringing together their
view points have agreed that thle
plan is all right. They have given
dose attention to it, F6r that
reason I am casting my ballot
for its passage.”
Scott’s campaign manager, for
mer State Senator Terry Sanford
of Fayetteville, is making speech
es in behalf of the amendment.
lohn P. Blalock
Rites on Friday
Funeral services were held
Friday aftertioon at 3 o’clock at
Bethlehem Baptist Church for
John Pinkney Blalock, 87, who
died at his home, route 2, Kings
Mountain, Thursday following an
fitness of two years.
A native of Cleveland County,
Mr. Blalock was a prominent
farmer of this' area. He was the
sori of t'he late Mr. and Mrs.
John Blalock. He was a former
deacon of Bethlehem Baptist
church.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Lottie Handle Blalock; seven
daughters, Mrs. G. R. Dixon, Mrs.
Lee Yartiro, Miss Picolla Blalock,
and Mrs, Hal Morris, all of Kings
Mountain, Mrs. Lois Bookout of
Gastonia, Mrs. Lalyage Hord of
Shelby, and Mrs. Beck Wright of
Grover; two brothers, T. D. and
L, G. Blalock, both of Kings
Mountain; 13 grandchildren, and
13 greatgrandchildren A son,
Thomas Blalock died in’1928 as a
result of World War I injuries.
The. Rev. R. E. Robbins, and
the Rev. W. G, Camp officiated.
Burial was in Bethlehem Ceme
tery
Pallbearers were Charles W.
Lail. Charles A. Spearman, Char
les E. Spearman, Paul Lancaster,
Homer Pheagin, anti Herman
Blalock.
Camp Services
Held On Friday
Funeral rites were held Friday
at 4 p. m at Faith Baptist church
for James Albert Camp, 43, of
21 Bennett Drive, who died sud
denly pn his farm in the Oak
Grove community Wednesday.
Mr. Camp was a native of Cle
veland County, and the son of T.
P. Camp of Kings Mountain and
the late Mrs. Jennie Patterson
Camp.
Survivors, other than his fath
er, include his wife, Mrs Louise
Capps Camp; two sons, Kenneth
Camp and Jackie Camp, both of
the U. S, Army; a daughter, Mrs.
Harold Long of Cherryville- four
brothers, Joe Camp of Shelby,
Lem, C. F., and Matthew Camp,
all of Kings Mountain; and two
grandchildren. ■
Mr. Camp was a World War II
veteran, and a member of Oak
Grove Baptist church
The Rev. Flav Payne, and the
Rev Spurgbon Scruggs officiated.
Burial was in Pleasant Hill Ceme
tery.
Pallbearers were members of
Otis Green Post 155 American
Legion, and members of the Shel.
by American Legion post conduc
ted the military funeral rites.
Many home fires are due to
overload or short' circuits, often
between the walls of the home.
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was $29.95,
now
Blonde Chest of
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now
Chest of Drawers
was $89.95
1 Chinchilla Black
Chesi of Drawers
was $89.95, now
$15
$29
$49
$49
Blonde Night Table.
was SI6.95.
now
Mahogany dropleaf
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S49.95, now
Genuine mahogany
credenza-type
buffet, was $119.95
Genuine mahogany
China Closet, was
$99.95, now
$9
$39
$59
$79
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Reg. $2.49 Slat
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now
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$24.95. now
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springs. were
$24.95. now
Baby Crib.' * with wet
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Bed was $29 95. AAA
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both
97c
$12
$12
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old-fashioned, striped
ticking, slightly
shopworn, were
$29.95
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mahogany, maple,
were $34.95. now
1 Queens Flxm.-jit 4/6
Innerspring Mat
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$49.95, now
Magic Rest Mattress and
Boxspring Duo, 4/6
were $49.95 each,
both for
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$15
$24
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$29
and
$49
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9 Kitchen Stools,
chrome, were
S2.9S, now
«1 5-pc. Dinette,
(iron, charcoal,
was $49.95,
now
1 6-pc. Dinette,
was $69.95.
bow
1 8pc. Chrome
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$99.95. now
$1
wrought
$29
$59
$69
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$139.95, now
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$129.95, now
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SI39.95. now
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value
Box of 3 Aluminum
Fry pans, reg.
S2.95, all
3
Portable T-V
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Squeegee Mops
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were $1.99
Roto-Broil
Electric Skillet,
Reg. S19.95
$1
$2
$1
S8
Reg. SI7.95
G-E steam
iron, now
$1495
Heg. S6.95
Felt Base Rugs,
2 for
4 Genuine Mahogany
Desk Chairs,
reg. $16.95 each,
now
$29.95 Win.
dow ran,
yours for
1 Kroehler Barrell Chair
reg. $49.95,
yours
for
$29
4 Blonde-Mahogany Back
to-school
desks, were
$24.95, now
1 Sofa Bed,
was S79.95,
now
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1 Maple Table
with extension
leal
1 Oil Heater.
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4 Table Lamps,
were to S6.9S.
now each
1 Step-table,
once 58.95,
now
2 Step-tables,
once $8.95,
now
1 Step-table,
once 516.95,
now
1 Norge Electric
Refrigerator, A-l
shape, only
SI
$1
$39
& sets
6 pictures,
were $2.95,
now each
1 Emerson radio,
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1 Coffee Table,
once $8.95.
now
1 5-burner stream
lined. New Perfec.
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1 Sofa Bed Suite,
2-pc., once $149.
now
1 Gas Range, like
new. sold for
$219, now
4 Re?. S4.95
Coffee Tables,
now
2 Reg. $9.95
Coffee <
Tables
1 Reg. $12.95
Coffee Table,
now
Just 6 27 x 54 Wool
Rugs, were
$13.25.
now
2 G-E Roll.
Around Cla.
ners. each
1 Platform Rocker,
tly soiled, one
hole, as
is (was
S4S.95)
slight*
$29
1 odd Vanity
lamp, reg.
S2.95
1 $5.95 Table
Lamp
now
1 Reg. $12.95
End Table,
now
8-cup electric
Percolator, re
$19.95, now
Reg. $4.95
Table Lamp
now
1 Girls' Bicycle,
reg. $89.95.
now
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