main
North Pint moat and Mid*. Rtrret
w. r. ~ - -
#:d»r * _
U UO Manuat »a
CHIIIST THE EINC
CATHOLIC CHURCH
rather Iftltf. N>l«l
Father Robert Lausun. A".slant
Saturdai Confessions: 4:00 - 5 <» p m
Sunday Mass; 11 .00 a. m.
in. a. l ammo, tam
Rnnday School — l:« am m.
Mantw Worship — u a. m
BapUol Tralnln* — *;1S p. m.
Evening Worship — 7:30 p. a
H*|W Mod In* oo Wednesday M Tih
rmsT PRrssTTritiAH church
Paul K. Ausley. Tit. D. Minister
Sumlay_,
9 45 Sumlay School.
10:® Coffee Hour.
11.00 Mommy Worship. (Nursery lo
r*:e-School Chmiron t
6::a Pioneer and Senior High Pal on
•hip.
M.in.lay: SllD t'.ln Seoul a.
Tuesday: 7:110 I-ry Scouts.
Wailtunuia.v_.
7:.» Mid-Week Srrvlee.
8:00 Chancel Clioir.
Tlmnutay_
3:00 Hrowme Scouts.
4:13 Cherub Choir.
Friday: 1:00 AA Mectln*.
.a
pbbmort bapran ana
Juki C Wtluu. MM
• il l bl—Aanday School.
11.UO — Morning W canto.
6 13 — BaatM Training Vatem.
cnmAL nrrnopisr cmna
l!fV. Hi> Wl if J«*«!.l»i
IiB Sunday Senoo..
u uu— Morning Wornhlp
• 90—intcral MUte MrtftadM TOMS PM
ti |i tn Sen I TT Methodist Youth PHlnw
ship
Midweek Paper Scrv remain* at 7 p
m. Wedncsdnv rvenlnjr*
chusch or coo
Be*. r. M. Vuuqhon. Posts*
Saturday:
7 p. m Youth SiTvIcs
Sunday:
I'* a. m. Sunday School
II a. m. Morning Worship
7 p m. Lvening service
Wed nr* lay:
7 p. m. Pnt: er Service
riasr chubch or the hazabxne
Rev. II. G. Gaytan. Pastor
lame* Self. Sup*. Sunday School
Sunday School at 9:« a. m.
Morning Worship a*. 11 a. m.
Mil's at t»..ji p. n. Sunday*
Junior Society at h:D0 p. m Sunday*
livening Sctvice on Sunday at 7 p. m
Mat-Week prayer Service at 7 p. m
Wednesdays.
Muralna Worah* 11 a. I
Training Union •:« p.
■raa'i* Worship ■
Hon* of Prayar V
'JO p as
TEMPLE MPTICT CMOMOI
Ir* Law Is M.Ocha. pastor
Jimmy ChPdcrc Sunday Mud to PC
■Uly ChllJrra. BTU_
Sunday Srlwd at 9 41
Morning Worship at 11 a. he
KTU at 6 JO p. m.
Mldwrrk Prayrr S«rrVs wmnradcya a
» J0 p sc ——r
Kvrning Worship an Sundays at T »
P. sc
Srv. James Mann. Pastor
•J|
10 JO A.
t
Morrtac W<
Tai^rrr cnscotal church
Phifer if * t«ft t Near Armonr
fcrv. Th«r*A> !>t • rs. Pn ^'-ir Charge
Mrpi.'Mc TK*-if.*1?s
SI'\r>AV A \ .Servi.f Worship
l*i and 4<i .Sun.l*v« IMy (omniuninR
2nd and -Uh Sund.i>«. - - Prayr
<Ht4> <*j»nrmuni«»n ai H A M i
Sfmv« «ft<: Sun* lav Orhonl
WT.DXi3«r»AYS .* >> A M Holy Communion
MU' 1
Fred >uf»'
Rrhool 0:4? L. uk
Worship Has.
Worship Sands: night st 7 p m
nlfftil prayer nrrtlAi 7 30.
11:00—Moraine Worship
7 00—fW.
*00—Evening
? Prsysr
Lfc*nr:M If pi it Church
Rev R |» . Mlnivt* i
Jump*
H» AM >un*iH s
II A \\ • - ip
P Vi i: T »
F*m:«son qiovi
1A/TIST CHURCH
l^v. Krnl Hlro. ftftiV
•ut'tay Srhoul Supt. — fekfotr Haora
lO.»«l — & n ta> SehoU
11 OUMorMof w«niilp c<*rvv*ea.
7 (10 — Tri»e • | rn; <L
i-Jo — torching prv*f#.
**dK*!»y:
— MJdwrrl RTATV HTfW.
Shody Grove lap.1st Chuich
IN • U b V i>- <«•-' v M|. \ ministrT
ll» A.M Sun«in\
jH • ni Wu*' ii» Amvirea and Ith
I* 1“ IW|»i IV Ti ftirifiK ' iliini
7:.W Prujrt -e.4 W <ttmmta; rrmlni
Mi. Zion Kcptiftt Church
0*a .» i rSurvir
10 m in Sunrinv ScJurii
^upt J»«hn
11 « m V*nr WonOip
• I* ro. finptfot nnrivm: union
♦» l» in ^ i*ur \\ • .p
" 91 I'm.' • r Mivtlnj Wednfida) nijrhl
Good Hope Presbyterian Church
K**\ i* I. K-.vx Minister
to a n. Sunday s«
i
iynurr. Cncp-I A.M.L. Zion Church
R«a V. J. t'*»rrMin»v«*r
ip’ \V. \. G:t
10 a. in .sunda - School
11 a.nr* W«»r*hi:» '< m* »**
7 :»• |»m **rn>t*r \Vrdn« «
7 .;*» p.m t’h-t.r r' h'-aoa! TuimU)
Kv« rnnu
Ei BETWEl METHODIST CHURCH
B*\ I truce NuiVOM, Pa*tar
Sunday & ho 4 at 10 a. in
M'lnlrg U.-nhlp at 11 o dork.
vice f*n Sunui>' a* ▼ |
Q ir Practice on Sunday at 7.3d,
BYNUM CHAPEL A.M.C. ZION CHURCH
H* \ W J ('.til pi*-!!. Min.»*r:
> i|»' Wi'tam Orr
10 A M. Sunday Srhnol
A M \V<»*hi|* Mvtr«c
7 ' l*ra>«r \\ even In
7: j» fh( :>da> r\i*ftia^ Qxrfr Ndtea*a
Adorn* Chapel A M.t. Zton Church
Rn A f> **»*•*!.• v rnir'.-.-r
Sup* Lor.rm* Wlut/iaM
20 A M N«tn«la>
21 A M U'nr«hi|. S^vh «•««
7 vi i.ifiTtm; V\Vdn«-*da> levntn
Mountain Chap*) A.M E. Sion Chute*
H*-\ A 'Mtndi i M«»ri,)c«»ir."t>. Mlu>te
* AM Stindnt v.
11 AM Womhip «*rvir<* .*nd and -HI.
Sunday
7:A*J*M. Sunday a film mUI
•.ACT COLO STREET
Wl^UM metmodist church
REV '•LTOl «. GOODSON MINISTER
SlfflfeiTt RmIjIR. Sun«la> hOOi f pt I
Rim \ Ovtftt .. 10*00 a. m.
Pi*» • inc . UJM a in
W r . . t» **> i> m I
Jr A V ami V M. W. R .irh fHst I
aruf ttitrft S %4<i> at . ti.il) p. m. I
* *• i i
F ay- >!• Hir.” .. 7**i p pi
R**> .'“•'•oU ir. »H at to. Sadif* MDl c»ut
nojw i-ach m «..ta> night at 7:00 p m I
Chri Harnett SaniOMivr.
J. W. pmiiipa
ar^JP <5835?,
7 00 P. M. BmNl *
I.JD A V
• AH P M
*"Bl« enmiffh to
St. Paul M'tho4i*t Church
Hrv j. M MrOiln. MinM«»
-•apt CJ V. FMK
10 i » » :r* t ». S< h<ii»l
U a r»i M<*n. r*f W«fs: I* -*n<! wwl 4’h
Sunday
7: Jl p.rr. Pra>er Rrrttnp K" h \\«*t
Kv.t n*
GALILEE MEIMUPIST CHINCH
H*\ I" 1! !. th.ttt Mir
Sujrf i.utlw-r J<
to a n> niaan h
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p n. Kvi-rufu:
l*i a> i r RittlnK \iv«tn*'s*tn>
1964 FASTBACK
ON SALE
1964 FALCON
we dont
DICKER. WE'
FULL PRICE
S2295M
deal
full PUCE
siraoo
Heoter. S«rt 24 Month
"MS# V V»n..<mtY ropn DEALER
'63 Falcon Fastback V-8.
2-door, Bucket Seats, St. Drive, One Owner -
Just Like New, Low Mileage - R & H
'62 Ford Fairlane 500 .
2-door, V-8, Straight Drive, R & H
WSW Tires Like New Throughout
'62 Comet.
4 Door - 6 Cylinder - Clean
'61 Chevrolet Impala.
Automatic Power Steering - WSW Tires
Radio, Nice & Clean, 2 dr Hardtop V-8
'63 Impala.
2 Door Hardtop - Super Sport Equipmeent
V-8, 4 Speed Transmission
'61 Thnnderbird.
Luxury at a Low, Low - 2 Door Hardtop - Air
Conditioning - Power Steering,Power Brakes
Automatic Drive - WSW Tires
‘63 Ford Fastback
It's A Honey - V-8, Straight Drive, Radio
White Sidewall Tires
"63 Falcon 2 door Fastback.
V-8, Straight Drive, Radio. WSW Tires
$1695.00
$1595.00
$1295.00
$1295.00
$2295.00
$2495.00
$2295.00
$1695.00
'61 Corvette Convertible.
Fuel Injection engine — Fully Equipped
$2595.00
'59 Buick Invicta.
4 Door V-8, Automatic Drive, Radio, Air Con
ditioned, Good Tires. Car is like new!
'57 Mercury Montclair. $895.00
V-8 Power Steering, Auto Drive, WSW Tires
Cleanest Mercury in Town!
'59 Ford Galaxie. $1095.00
2 Door Hardtop, V-8. Auto Drive
WSW Tires, Radio — Extra Clean
'S9 Ford Wagon. $695.00
4 Door Six Passenger, Automatic. V-8
*58 Chevrolet Bel Air. $795.00
4 Door, V-8, Powerglide
'62 Ford Galaxie. $1895.06
2 Door Hardtop 390 V-8, Straight Drive
WSW Tires. Radio & Heater
'62 Falcon - 4 door Sedan. SI 195.00
j 6 Cylinder, Straight Dr. Radio & Heater
Good Tires. This is an Economy Car —
$1195.00
If you have a car to trade, we can offer yea the TOP
DOLLAR for it this week and make year difference on
any of these cars very reasonable.
SOUTHWELL
SEE!
PAUL DOVER. DOUG EUBANKS, or EDDIE ARROW
WOOD — They will trade year way daring this sale.
THE SOUTH'S LARGEST LITTLE FORD DEALER
w» »i
This Is The Law
I< a chattel mortgage valid or
al?
A chattel mortgage valid, as
between tti*- contracting parties
| themselves, without a writing
Itut in order to be \ tint as against
creditor* ot ttui puri'hao-i > tor a
valid consideration fiom. tlie
chattel mortgapm. the transac
tion must lie m v riling and ie ;is
tered in the court iimiMv
A chattel mortga c is a kind of
j iontract customarily jjivrn when
| a person wa its to borrow money
i on the security of net -ona| pro
’ l«*rt\ which h- owns and wishes
to keep in liis possession The
morgagor is thi borrower and the
mortgagee is the lender.
Although the mortgage a »the
borroweri and the mortagis> <the
lender* the transaction is a valid
■ ■•ontract though oral, it is a wis
er policy to hnvi such agreements
VfMiMr AML Z«cn C*: itch
H<\ A n S»a:»l« *up|>:> Mtru*?»
SO|N \\ M {V i<|« r*
!*• « >. > Jf 'U* S» tfiRd
I! 4 VV* - |.
Ado in Chop*-! A.M-T. Lon Church
'• 1 .' f» ... . . ;|4> \Ti» %•■
1** a m s *■«•»»
II .» in M*nntnr %l»>t»lup
SION NAZAIENC CMUICR
10b N. Wrbh SL. Cutonl*. V C
t*-v. A. H Gayer. Pa*: or. fh. UN l-MM
JfcJ.'Trl£5rhU: 7 * “■ W
Sunday School 10 l r **-htn U •
KYPS or Toulh meeting Friday Sight.
In. T. I. Poole. Ir*. J. T. Stewart
iMidplan Community'
Kev Cfwe . 1. !’> ii '■*: I' .
Sunday School t:«.
TrateStg Union 1:0
EvanfeSatk Sender T:00.
Wednesday evening prayer mertlns 7:0P
___ HfOB _
IWnao B. Bom. Jr.. Motor
York land
m 'The tod at Your Sonic*—.
For A ftlmdy Church"
friTVtiy:
9:«i a. BL Sunday School.
U:00 a. m. Morning WncaMp.
tiS l 2: &£.rXAvm
7:00 ». m. Mid-Week Prayer
t oo p a. Choir Kehaanal
Local Scoots
At Camporee
Seoul ltadeis Milliard Oulyer
and Manley Hayes led Troop ;il
i of St. Malth“w's Lutheran ehureh
1 on a two-day stay at Kings
Mountain National Military Park
Iasi weekend.
Sixty ! >ur Ixiy s from Troop 91
i participated in the anneal Cleve
land I'ounty Camporee. Twenty
inexperienced campers and new
Scouts accompanied the ">■"> mem
. bers of the Lutheran troop.
It rained l,ut the boys ante
* through the entire w«i*kend with
enough dry clothes and dry w »od
to be happily cooking breakfast
Sunday morning when more rain
caused the camporee open air
ehureh service to la- cancelled.
The boys left f<>r home and were
able to attend 11 a.m. services at
their own churches to keep per
fect Sunday School Attendance
records intact.
Junior Assistant S- outmaste.
Eugene White and Senior Patrol
Leader Jeff Mauney were instru
mental in tin* good performance
of the troop. One single inline
I lion of Scout conduct w as i ep< >rt •
ed by the troop leaders upon tlicit
i return home.
At Tuesdav night .- rcgulat
| meeting a volunteer for the “Belt
j Line" was asied. Th.- >. >ut who
j had broken the good behavior
, record rose without h.» name is
I ing called, tool: his punishment
and went home a belter Scout.
Wreck Fatal
To Fore, 23
Kenneth Robert Fore. of
High Shoals was killed early
Sunday morning when he was
thrown out of the lSkil V>dkt*\.i
gon he was driving a mile and a
i half cast of Kings Mountain near
the intersivtion of I' S. 7t and
I s5.
Barbara Joann Greene, passen
ger in the ear. was admitted to
Gaston Memorial hospital for
lacerations and bruises. Miss
Greene said site was asleep at the
time the wreck ©•suited
Gaston Rural Police said the
small ear left the road on the
right shoulder and traveled iff
feet before striking a guard tail
post and ripping up over 33 feet
of rail, knocking down two more
; psts Fore was then thrown from
the car. his head apparently strik
ing either the rail or one of the
posts.
i The car belonged to Thomas
Edward Greene of Spindale and
' was a total loss. Damage to the
posts and guard rail was estimat
I ed at S3nn
Fore a trie'; driver, is surviv
ed b> his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Washburn: his pa tern.a
grandfather, luhn Washburn of
Shelby: his maternal grandmo
ther. Mrs V D Bridge.- of Latti
more: one brother and one sis
ter. both of the home
Funeral rites were held Mon
day from Find Baptist church of
Ghanyville. Interment was In
CKy Memorial cemetery
rcdut <d i > i wriiinc. I' noi only
.s more business-like. but it facil
itates the proof <■( the terms in
•ase a dispute.
Man> mortgagees <lo not maW
a genet a I prides- ol registering
ill of thou chattel mortga •* t-on
traits. The\ frequently legisttf
only thost* en irfving a large sun
«f money or where. m their <»pin*
ion. Uii'ii- is considerable finan
•I 1 l-h
A chattel mortgage should he
i eg islet isl w here there is a likeli*
IiimmI that the mortgagor might
become dishonest and insolvent.
Albert Allen gives to Beil Bar
ker a written chattel mortgage
on a horse "Nelly" that he owns.
The chattel mortgage is not re
guttered. Allen sells the horse to
Cah in Cooo'm who has actual
knowledge ef the fad that Bark
er has a chattel mortgage on the
horse. Does Cooper get a valid
title to the horse?
| Yes Coop 'l* becomes absolute
i owner of the It u se Tile fact that
Allen flees net ;w> to 'talker the
ant utnt of the loan that the
mortga ge was ;.,m,n as sis urity is
j immaterial. Barke:. through Ills
j failure to register the mortgage.
I has lost his lien to a purchaser
for value,
t
In North Carolina the purchas
er. within the meaning of the re
gist ration statutes, need not be a
iiona fide purchaser tor purchas
• i lot value without kaowh^s).
it is sufficient if lie gives some
thing of value
Barker should have protected
his lien on the hose by a regis
trait oi of ilie chattel mortgage.
No notice, however lull and for
mal. will supply tlie want of re
gistration. The purpose of our
statutes is to encourage an imme
diate «ntl pi opet registration of
such instruments.
Barker's remedy is to - te Allen
I as an unsecured creditor.
If Allen hail gi\t‘n the horse to
Daniel Davis, v mid Batker have
a valid lien on the horse?
Yes A donee is tv>t .1 put 'las
er for value As against such |>er
sons. the mortgage need not he
registered.
S&H Announces
New Catalog
A new 10KJ S ,v 11 Gr«*en Stump
“Idrabook” displaying nearly
!?<«» items of merchandise is
now being distributed Iieie.
The new edition of the catalog,
published anmtally hv The Sj>er
ry and Hutchinson Company. ts
available at all local merchants
distributing S & II Green Stamps,
according t<> V alter I. Carriker.
local representative.
Phis year the tix-yeat -old trad
ing stamp tnm. the only nation
wide stamp company, will have
.in initial * atalog printing in ex
cess of Z" million copies, Carriker
staled. The annual S & II Green
Stamp Catalog has the largest
single |>iint order of any publica
tion in the 1* S
\ppro\imatCly .Vi per rent of
the products shown in the new
"Ideabonk” represent new and
improved nte’vhandise. the S A- H
representati. e states.
Mote than «i»ai of the Nation's
leading inanufactui crs and sup
pliers of brand name merchandise
representing some 75 different in
dustries. have their products
shown in the catalog, according
to Carriker
The liack i-over >f thi.- year's
••atalog features information on
the S a II Green Stamp Savings
Plan Hv the pooling of stamps,
charitable and non-profit groups
may redeem .-tamps for such spe
cial *itutpm-tu as station wagons,
fire engines, school buses and
ambulances.
More than 17 million pounds of
paper and xie million pounds of
ink were used in manufaeturlng
the "Ideabook”. Mr. Carrlker re
vealed that trading siamps are
presently saved for redemption in
over SO per tent of th»- nation's
households
Colored News
All colored veteians of World
War I. their wives and widows
are invited ; • a meeting at City
Hall courtroom Sunday afternoon
at I o’clock.
The Compact high s bool Par
ent TVachei Association will hold
its final neetiqg of the yeor
Thursday. May 7th at 7:30 p.m
The Davidson school I’-TA will
hold the annua' banquet Tuesday
night at 7:3d John Henry Moss,
president of the Western Caro
lina." League, will be the speaker.
The Ambassadors Band will ren
der special music.
Mrs. Klecta Lynch and Miss
Sarah Lewis. !>oth of Kings Moun
tain. and M'ss Kathryn Crosby
of Gastonia attended the two-day
beauticians' ct nvention in Ra
leigh last week.
NEWLYWEDS — Get your own
home from AAA — only one
payment to make on your new
home, furniture and appli
ance*. AAA Mobile Homes Cor
[•oration. 4901 North Tryon
Street. Charlotte.
5:7 to 5:38