%rover Community Program Group
Held Regular Meeting On Monday
The firm‘ i Community Ini
provetnent I’togram met Mon
day nifth* at ih< Grover School,
i All peoj le vh.i won* inti'mtrd in
the Improvement of their com
munity won* a-lid to mu id.
Itev anil Mr*. Steve Iluntl<*\
Amount* thi* hirih of a son Sfi*i>
hen Jay Huntley, January 23
The Huntleys live m Atlant i
Mrs. Ilnntley was Hie former
Catherine Man'hrivjht.
Mr. and Mrs It. C. Tate was
Sunday afteniuou visitors in the
home of Mrs !,. <r Randall and
Ira.
Mr. and Mr 15. F. Bird s|*»n»
Thursday in Oi eruv ille with Mr.
and Mrs. J. I*. Bird.
On Tuesday M's, .\mi West
moreland and llilli Roark went
11 o tin* Veteran ilos|i:ta> Colon
irta. to bring .1 !•" !(*••-.,»
moreland home after eight weeks
there.
Mrs. M. C. Itarain, ireuse Me
ther at Bnririm Springs rum*
home on Friday and let onus I oi,
Sunday afternoon.
Mr*.’ Lillie .V: »• Rollins. Mi
VV. S. Ifieks. Ml and Ml.-. Ne -
^MU>hi*ler. anti I . thy and Irirrhai ■
■P tiall.iev s;»*iii Sunday ••
^sTinn Saleri v.itlr Mi F a k
Smithdeal. '/.nr' and I rank!
Virginia le ik.is. -indent at
Lees-SleRae • mmo fot the
weekend.
Miss S-nili t 1‘.'|l troni I!
leieh anti Jim.- y Shii..e\ who i
employ >'d in itelei a sj ent the
weekend with Mis. Shirkey
Ralph Tucket
^ FOR
Cleveland County
REGISTER OF DEEDS
DEMOCRATIC primary
MAY 30. 1964
I CHALLENGE YOU TO RFCIS
TEH AND VOTE. LET'S DO IT
THE DEMOCRATIC W-”
e Capable O Qualified
# Willing
and Rilp't.
Mr- Kunier Norman has gem*1
to Columbia V« teran* Ji->*■[., t.11 to
Ho willi her mother who had an
oj>eratiou on Monday.
Mr and Mrs. Lee Pruitt. Janet
and Mr. and Mrs. II. !•". Ifandall
s|>.'rit Sunday at Veterans Hospi
tal Otern with James Long. Lee's
hrot her.
Mr. II II. lietknell »«rr.e hom»
on Tuesday aftir four weeks at
• hi* Veterans Hospital at Colnm
hia.
Mrs. otjv Wiight and famiiv
-pent Su nla> v.ith Mr. anti Mis
Krnest .lenkin; in tJastonia. Sun
da\ night the Otis Wright fami
l> sited w i * It Mr \V. Wright
• nd daughters in Kllerit'oro.
Mis .1. |{. |*» lemon is spending
•nil lime with Mrs. YV. K. Davis
On Sunday visitors in the Dave
home were Mr* Itoshel Peterson
and Charles. \tr. and Mis. Jaek
Holton and M*- and Mrs. Lewi•
t» vetis. all fro.-r. (laffney.
Mrs. ! Oilier* Brown from Lin
■ onion. »la., will s|end several
weeks i*i ihi* home of hei sister.
Mrs. C na Canv.
Mis Slough T. Wright was ad
tnitied to the Kings Mountain
hospital I’m sdiiy and had stir
*i*iy on I'riday
M - Mau'li* 1 tami i k will sm-nd
•nt* time v.it i Dr. anti Mrs
il vie ; i t oliin.1 ia.
Mis N i Guffey has ^unc i<
K !! -I (V\ 1111-. Wii'k to tie with
Mi rid Mrs. Ralph Mill' i.
'■h II. 1 - m is li <ini' aftet
i sit t!i \|r. and Mrs.
Mr L-i .r.i .ir.rt fumih Great
Kails
Mrs. .1. I lit rnd >n is with her
daughter Van* this veek in
Kanna;«*lis.
'nv Re\. tl. V. Smith returned
home froir. Moultrie, fin.. Monday
night after a « -ek's visit with
the Rev. and \t s .1. C. Kdwards
.limmv Fortenberry has accept
ed work with the Duke I’owet
Company in Charlotte. Mr. and
M s. i'\)iioni:ot i\ and family w ill
in >ve t > Charlotte by April 1.
Mis Vlarj i >u Collins, Rickey
Alien ind .Mi.-. Ah e Bridges
ipei : Mont it in Winston Salem
going rsjMs iall. to bring Gary
Collins home u s| end between
semester h did..y> with his mo
t irt*r.
Mrs. Minnie l.ou Dale. Susie
Dale. Dot is Whitmire, anil son
l{. key of Ga.nesville. Gr., was
weekend jues* of the Rev. and
Mrs. II. V. Smith and Roiert.
ICdd e Tesse'.'er. student at X.
C. Slate collegi _ son of Mr. and
Mis. r k. IVssenor is home to
spend Is-tween M-mestm holidays.
M.md t\ m;;h" fire at the Gro
ver school rawed minor smoke
damage to thi I..aiding .iut 'negli
gible damage by fire. A tubed xtr
m the fi:rn.ne had been left ajar
.uid the flatr.e-- trom the furnace
ignited the wooden walls of the
coal lain.
Winn-Dixie Notes
Sales Increases
JACKSON VI:.LK. I'LA <a»es
mnrrtnl oy Vinn-Dix.p Storex
'Ini in*; the 2*< v <t-k pet iml I'tiiliil
Januaiv !1 slumed nn im-roNM* of
! 16 pen ent ii. it ihi* .•orrespond
iHK period a \i ;;i ajin.
A total salei volume uf $161.
759.060 fm Ihi*; year's 2Swi«ek
period surpassed last year's $H2.
|»y $1:1.721'.550.
Sales during I hi* l-weel; period
ending Jiinuaii II totaled $7o
172.116 ; > eninpared with $67
SLTHKi «liirin*4 Ihi* mi n spondbig
lioriod of 1953. an inerease of
$2s."ix.|5i or 1.2:1 jM*r<i*nf.
Winn Dixie laming* aftei tax
es (iurb)K Ii)*- 2s week per. denil
'■il January I? iitalcd 5P.s25.66h.
whiph irpresoiiled a |a*ri pniai’i'
10 sal«*s oi 2.13 and earnings per
mmmon sharp of 7s reiits. ’Phis
tsimimrtHi t.a i .>i nin^s after taxi's
of $s.S_'7.a-V{ jl;., iujr Ihi* 2.S meek
jii r.• ** 1 i-lldisl January 12 .1963.
wlii. ii repri enteil a laTiflltlXi'
to sales .if 2.Dii and earning* per
loninuMl sharp oi 7h rents.
Shari s outsi .ndins: on .fanuary
11 amounted to 12.6I2.7.VI com
pared to J2.671.tl2 <ii January 12.
1963.
Winn-Dixie rim o|«*rntes a to
lal of 022 n'tal: shin** and eight
wholesale units compared to 601
retail stores and eight wholesale
units a year ago.
Colored News
Mis*. \|ni y Karnes and Mis*
Betty Barnhill stn-trtits ai Win
ston Salem i eachotcollege
-pent tar* week with M-ss Barnes
parents Mr. and Mrs. Il nlm I
Itaiwv T1h*\ i el timed Monday*.
'Hie Kiii;:j Mountain Home De
monstration eltn met at the home
ol Mrs .Ii»hn Bell and e!ei led new
officer* for ifX’.l. They are Mrs
Alberta Thor.ihs. ; resident: Mrs.
Sarah Malinin:* first vice presi
dent; Mrs. Willie A. Marable. wh:
ond vice-president: Mis. Nina
Milchem. si-eretary. Mrs. Victoria
lie*', assistant secretary; arid
Mis. p> >mtll\ Idward. Iteaslire;
IVmonsfratioiv were or. bul-j
in” and i leal planning.
Tin* Women’s Society ol t’iiris
tian Service of Si. Paul Metho
dist . .inieh will meet Sunday af
ternoon at I o’clock at the home
of Mrs. Kugenia Brown, ini W.
Kin ; street. «•
The PJelette Gospel singers of
Gastonia will sponsor a program
Sunday night ;.t 7:3d at Shady
Grove Baptist church. There will
i>e groups from North and South
Carolina on the program.
There will i«* service of com
munion Sunday morning at By
num’s Chapel AMK Zuci church.
Therew ill h • an educational
program Sunoay afternoon at
3:.’to at Bynum Chapel AMK Zion
chureh aiiit the interested public
is invited. All s. hools am! clan
■lies ar<- invited to Is- repiesented
and to tiring greetings.
.1
Metals Expert j
Addresses Club
Ba*t<- • heme try lextbo-ik* are
being outmoded oy nrw nw*rch
in nwals cit*m stry \V. K Drink
aid. Jr. iv.rnty ncmhcts of
tin* U'A Kp-.vth Clun at thr
lliiltnia Klks Club Thursday
night.
S|* .h -tg iCi “Inorganic Chem-|
istiy The Cm-mism of she i'll
lull- . Di inkarJ described rapid
advances in use <>f cominon me
tal- and tllied elements in the
pr *du tio;i id now commercial
products
Drink.irtl is Ij:oshU".I and He
scarrli Man of Mineral Hr
-oai ' i I r*o\i lopmonr Corpor
ation d ('itioord and Charlotte,
ri.o I.CA i: . •tch Club is a lo
cal brn a-h of flu* Scientific Re
search s H-ioiy (d America.
Compounds o* copper. /inr. co
ball. magnesium. iron lithium,
fiickt*l and others art* essential to
file manufm furt of a *7ide range
of pioducis. Kx.imples nted were
nickel lalalysls in preparation of
lieanui lull ter. iron and lead com
pounds as additives to gasolines
and copper spits that combine
pro|M*rties of agricultural fungi
ides and fertilizers.
Itroailtli of lot* field was illus
trated h\ manufacture of synthe
tic diamonds. i wines and sap
phires. These | oii'sscs change a
few cents * mil' of raw materials
.1; i products xaltatl in hundreds
of dollars a Jxiund,
N<<‘d for metal salts in produc
tion of ynihoilo resins waves
a«ul : uIcmt, j.nr* |p making of,
pla tic*. -ict« i i nts. anti-foaming
agent a. .0 d glasses was suown.
liioijjai:.- fii.-is a; * definitely
111 iho fur.ire, Drink-mi said. Oi
jjanir tiis is amied ,n the ground
decompose in a few we. k' nut in
organic fiber.- such as asbestos
have i»- . ai iir-tfl thousands of
years Such fit ■ rs will be a boon
to the housewife but a headache
to the rarhage dis[M»sal man, he
said.
Joe Nelli. I‘iogram Chairman,;
ik id that the LCA Hi
•e.trcii C'luii lic<i engaged Dr. S.
S. Cnldicli. of the U. S. Bureau
if Siandards t> speak at a joint
nt«-i ting v itlt the Piedmont Chap
ter of t u- American Chemical
Society >.t the Holiday Inn on
W.lkinson l.lvd Kchruary 12. lits
subjivl is “The A-.c of the
Barth”.
t •ii«-s!s if t . Research Club
included Ken Highy, L\ S. Bu
reaii of Mines. Wshin ;ton. D. C..
Morton Wong, C. S. Bureau of
Mines. Boulder City. Nevada and
John Bradhurn Ge<ugia Nucleai
Lab. Division. Lockheed Aircraft.
Oawsonville. Georgia.
Brownie Scout Nows
In Tii <op l»>i o' Contra I Metho
dist ohurch «'.• plavcd records
and we danoed. Our Troop lead
ers ,«re Mrs. Charles Oofinth, Jr..
an<l Mrs. lio.-s. We ate hambur
gers. potato chips a.rd pickles.
Then- wore Is- -ill s.-outs count
ing; our two lo:-tiers. We had two
visitors Their names v.ere Tom
my and Ci-uly. Our patrol leaders
are Susan, I5.it> Joe and Teresa.
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