Removing Sketches Of Oak Grove News Miss Phyllis Allen of Grover, spent the weekend with M'iss Judy Walter son. Miss Nancy Bell of A. S. T. C. was (the weekend guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bell. Other •guests in the Bell home were Mr. and Mrs. Jay Patterson, STRICTLY FRESH QUR secretary’s hairdo is a v work of art. Art’s the fellow who runs the beauty shop around the comer. • • • The height of fashion is what ever the hemline of the moment happens to be. • • • Just about the smallest amount of any one substance in existence is the piece of pork in an average can of pork and beans. of Kings Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bell and j sons of Charlotte and Mrs. Bell’s ; mother Mrs. Mae Bell were Sun I day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. j Edward Bell of Swainesville. Miss Dadene Bell was the Sun. day guest of Miss Darlene Cham pion. Mrs. Mayme Gibbons, Mrs. Ann McSwain and daughter, Mrs. Gla. dys Thornburg, were the Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Champion. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bell, and family spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ledford and sons of Patterson Grove. Miss Betty Ann Bell left yester day to enter Western Carolina Teachers college Cullowhee, N. C., as a freshman. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Giles Bell and Mr. Arnold Philbeck took Wer to Cullowhee. Mr. and Mrs. Giles Bell moved Friday to their new home which they purchased from John Rudi. sill on Crescent Hill road. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bridges and children, Merita, Mike, Jerry and Paulette, of Kings Mountain were Sunday guests of Mrs. Bridges’ Mother Mrs. J. W. Bell. SUBSCRIBE TO THE HERALD Employment Fact Survey To Be Conducted Facts on employment and un-' employment will be collected! from a number of local families; during the week of September 15 j in the Current Population Survey, according to Supervisor Joseph R. Norwood of the Census Bu reau’s regional office at Charlotte which will participate in the sur. vey. Information collected locally is combined with facts obtained in other parts of thte country to provide national statistics. The Current Population Survey, conducted on a sample basis for more than a decade by the Census Bureau, provides up-todate na. tional estimates on employment and unemployment and also re lated population characteristics information such as the number of persons who are not working because they are in school, re tired or unable to work; the a vailability of manpower for both defense and civilian production, and similar facts. Industry, labor and government are constantly using this information in plan ning various kinds of programs and in measuring the general level of business activity. Current Population Survey in School News The first high .school assembly program was the induction of Student Participation Organiza tion members with an address by W. IF. Young. David Plon'k, vice-president of the S. iP. O. presented the invoca tion and Becky Thornburg led in singing “The Battle Hymn of the Republic.” Introduction olf the speaker iwas made (by Jane Byars, S. P. O. sec retary who presented W. IF. Young, assistant-treasurer Of Home Savings and (Loan and Youth Director of Central (Meth odist Church. iMr. Young’s ad dress concerned leaders and their duties. Afterwards, President James Pressly administered the oath of office to the incoming governing ibody of the school. The 30 mem bers were seated in reserved seats at the front of the audi torium. Those inducted were Billy Jones representing Mrs. Bates’ homeroom; Jimmy Plonk, Miss Black’s homeroom; Frankie IFranklin, Miss Collette’s home room; Mikie White, Mrs. (Finger’s homeroom; Joyce Plonk, Mrs. formation will be collected local, ly by Mrs. Francis C. Hedden, of Kings Mountain. Fair Week Specials! ONLY 1 2-PC. MODERN BEDROOM SUITE ORIGINALLY $99.95. NOW ONLY $68 You save $31.95 — $5 Down Delivers. Bal ance on easiest credit terms. BEDROOM SUITE Has bed. chest, vanity, originally priced $129.95. now only $88 You save $41.95 on this Fair Week Spec ial! $5 Down Delivers. 2 PC. MODERN BEDROOM SUITE Has bar bed. double dresser, originally sold for SI69.95, now only $11$ You save $41.95. $5 Down Delivers this Fair Week special. ASSORTED COLOR TAPESTRY SOFA BEDS Regualarly sell for $79.95 — now only $49.95 You save $30 on this Fair Week Special. $5 Down Delivers 4.PC SOFA BED SUITE Originally $138, includes sofa bed. club chair. 2 pillows. You save $50 on this Fair Week Special. $5. Down Delivers. / $219 VALUE GENERAL ELECTRIC RANGE Push-button switches, now only $158 You save $61 on this Fair Week Special. $5 Down Delivers REGULARLY $299 G-E REFRIGERATOR Popular LB-10 Model, with across-top freezer, shelves in door. Only $219 You Save $80 if you buy this weekend. $5 Down Delivers. NORGE AUTOMATIC WASHER Regularly $279.95, now only $199*95 You Save $80 if you buy this weekend, get 30 boxes TIDE free. too. $5 Down. NORGE WRINGER-TYPE WASHER Regular price is $109.95, now only $79.95 You save $30 on this weekend's special price, get 30 Boxes of TIDE free, too^$5 Down Delivers. $249.95 TRAV-LER T-V SET New 21-inch table model, now only— [ $199.95 You save $50 if you buy during this week end's Fair Week event. $5 Down Delivers. THESE FAIR WEEK SPECIAL S THIS WEEKEND ONLY! W. Mountain St. Phone 348 THE SOITH’S LARGEST HOME FIRHISIERS Open Evenings by Appointment Go To The Church of Your Choice On Sunday Gamble s homeroom; Phil iMaun ey, Mrs. Gamble's homeroom; Carolyn Walker, Mrs. Howard’s homeroom; Becky Blanton, Miss Logan’s homeroom; Pat Gladden, Mr. MeKeown’s homeroom,. Also, Jerry Wright, (Mr. iMc Whirter’s homeroom; IDon Tignor, Mrs. Moss’s homeroom; Don ■Fisher, Mr. Parker’s homeroom; Buddy Kircus, Mr. Powell’s home room; Carolyn Wright, Miss Scog gins’ homeroom; Peggy Black, (Miss Sutton's homeroom; Diane Cansier, (Mrs. Weir’s homeroom; and James Parker, iMr. Withers' homeroom. ■Representing the various clulbs were Jean Allen for the Future Homemakers’ of (America; Dian na Neal, Future Teachers oif 1A meriea; Linda Biser, National Honor Society; Ann Falls, 4"K” Club; Steve 'Kesler, Key Club, Da vid Marlowe, Monogram Club; Faye Babbs, Statix *N’ Dramatix; J. D. Biddix, Journalism; Janice Gladden, Band Council; (Ervin Houser, Mixed (Chorus; Glenn Grigg, French Club; and Billy Simipson, Latin Club. A 'Wing Dance" was held Fri day night in the gymnasium to present the senior class members with their rings. Seniors were ad mitted (free tout underclassmen had to pay a dime admission. Mr. Brown along with the sen ior homeroom advisors presented the 10 carat gold rings to the sen iors. This was the first time the rings had Ibeen received this early in the year because they had (been ordered before school was out last year. The rings are gold with a tolack center and a replica of the Kings Mountain monument surmount ed upon the black ibackiground. Kings Mountain High school, and the date 1780 are engraved a round the center,. An engraving of the seal of North Carolina dec orates each side of the ring with the year of graduation, 1958, top ping it. The owner’s initials are engraved inside the band. The rings cost $15.82 for the heavier weigh' and $14.09 for the lighter weight. Tne new senior class of Kings Mountain (high school contains over 100 students, and if all re main it will ibe the largest grad uating class in the school’s his tory. (Recently elected officers in clude Ken Baity, president; Tony Goines, vice-president; and Bill Herndon, secretary. The annual staff for the ‘Milestones” publi cation is headed by Judy Coop er, Editor-in-chief; James Pressiy, business manager; and poliy Page, circulation manager. The 100 members of the Uni ted States (Army (Field Band must not only ibe first class musicians but also combat infantrymen. BIIX3 WAN l LU CITY OF KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. Sealed 'bids will be received toy the Mayor and Board of the City cif Kings Mountain, N. C., in the office of the City Clerk until 7:30 I*. M., Wednesday, September 25, 1957, for the construction of mun icipal! improvements for the City uf Kings Mountain, North Caro lina, at which time they will be publicly opened and read. The work will consist of im proving West King Street from the intersection leading to the Tings Mountain Hospital wester ly to the City limits and shall include the necessary drainage structures, excavation, the laying of concrete pavement with curbs on each side of the street, and 4 mch sidewalks and 7-inch drive ways as shown on the iplans. Plans and specifications and contract documents are Open to pubiif inspection at the City clerk’s Office, Kings Mountain, North Carolina; the office of the General Contractors’ (Association, Charlotte, North Carolina; and at ,ne office Of the Engineer, W. K. Dickson & Co., Inc., 404 1-2 South I'ryon Street, Charlotte, North Carolina, or may ibe obtained rom the 'Engineer upon deposit of $5.00. The full amount of this deposit will be returned to each actual bidder. No bids may be withdrawn af ter the scheduled closing time for che receipt of bids for a period ot 30 days. Each proposal must 'be accom panied by a deposit equal to 5% of the gross price bid: This de posit consisting of cash or a cashier’s Check issued by or a Certified Check drawn on a Bank or Trust Company authorized to do business in North Carolina or on a Bank insured by the 'Fed eral 'Deposit Insurance Corpora tion, or a U. S. Money Order, pay able to the City of Kings Moun tain, North Carolina, or a Bid Bond issued by an Insurance Company authorized to do busi ness in North Carolina, said de posit shall 'be retained by the City of Kings Mountain, North Carolina, in the event that the successful bidder fails to execute a formal contract within ten days after notice of award is given, or fails to give .satisfactory surety as required in the Instructions to Bidders. General Contractors are noti fied that *1An Act to Regulate the Practices of General Contracting" ratified by the ^General Assem bly of March 10, 1925, and as subsequently amended, will 'be observed in receiving bids and awarding general contracts. The Mayor and Board of Com missioners reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive informalities. CITY OF KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. carry of G. A. Bridges, Mayor 9:19 QUESTION: Should small grain seed be treated before plant ing? ANSWER Yes. Plant patholo gists term seed treatment an in. surance policy that pay dividends In disease control, protectioit for germinating seed, improved its stands, higher yields, and better quality grain. QUESTION: What materials are recommended for treating small grain seed before planting? ANSWER: Eor oats, rye, bar ley and wheat seeds use Ceresan M, Panogen and Ceresan 100. These materials should be used according to manufacturer’s di. rections. It is best to treat the seed at least 24 hours and pre ferably a week before planting. QUESTION: How can I re ceive a copy of N. C. Agricultural Extension Service publications? ANSWER: Single copies of farm publications can be obtained free from local agents’ offices or from the Division of Agricultural Information, N. C- State College, Raleigh. QUESTION: Since the North Carolina cotton crop is beginning to move to market how are pri ces compared with CCC loan rates? ANSWER: Prices offered by mills generally is not exceeding the loan rate. On some qualities the loan rate is the most attrac tive. Compare the loan rate with market prices on each bale be fore selling. ■New Mexico, which became a state in 1912, once included much present-day Arizona. The terri tories were separated in 1863. VmHe&tT? 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