Robert W. “Bob” Scott
DEMOCRAT
• A Product off North Carolina Soil
• Successful Farmer-Businessman
• Civic and Church Leader
• San af a School Teacher; Married a Teacher
• Father af Five Children
• Knows North Carolina's People j
For
Governor
Public Service - A Way Of Life For BOB SCOTT
Public service is natural in Bob Scott’s family.
"Parmer Bob’* Scott, his grandfather and for
whom he was named, was In the Suite Senate. He
was a pioneer in education and farm programs
and stood with Aycock in the fight for public
schools. Bob’s father, W. Kerr Scott, was Com
missioner of Agriculture, Governor, and United
States Senator.
Bob Scott’s record in working for the benefit
of the people is impressive. Here are some of his
contributions in public service:
Stale Chairman of United Forces for Educa
tion. Master of N. C. State Grange. Chairman of
State Board of Conservation and Development
Parks Committee. National President of U. 8.
Poultry and Egg Producers Association. Member
of Kerr Reservoir Development Commission.
Member of X. C. Seashore Commission. Chairman
of X. C. Consumers Committee for Low-Cost
Power. President of X. C. Society of Farm Man
aiders and Rural Appraisers.
Bob Scott is a Ruling Elder in Uawfields
Presbyterian Church and has been chairman of
the Board of Deacons. . . He has been Alamance
County’s “Outstanding Young Farmer." • . , He
is a director of the Bank of Haw River.
Bob Scott has a familiar name — one you can
depend on.
fxl Vote Robert W. “Bob” Scott on May 30
Paid For By Cleveland County Friands of Bob Scott — Bill Plonk, Committee Chairman
DAN MOORE IS THE ONLY CANDIDATE WHO
FAMILY IN CLEVELAND COUNTY.
FACT. HE IS THE ONLY
CANDIDATE
SECTION OF
NORTH CAROLINA.
Kings Mountain Supporters of Dan Moon*. Charles K. Dixon. Chairman
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ELECTED — Sandy Campbell.
Kings Mountain junior at the
University ot Tennessee, has
b«*en elected vice-president of
Alpha Camma Rho fraternity
for the coming year.
Campbell Named
To Student Post
Sandy C’n>| hell, son of Mr.
and Mrs. I!. I.. Campbell of Kings
Mountain, ha* U- n el.-ted vice
pr.*Mont if Alpha Camma Rho
fratem ry it tl.e Cnivorsity of
Ti incssct'
Tin* Kin Mountain .slutlent is
a junior manning in journalism.
1I<* ha:. M*r\ -ti a secretary of
Stiulcr.t I’jhlit alions for the Stu
dent <;<i\ *n ment Association,
m-niacr of t.K- Inter-FT«temit>
Council, tit-* Vluvnyni Cluh. the
N *kkee\ ay'i (.mri nii.* Board,
Circle K Club, the I'rcshman
Council, th- Oicnge anil White
staff and is lurrcntly ■lection
commission chairman foi campus
elections. In the fraternity he
has tx-cn si-iu l::i ship chairman,
traditions iic'inien. so-.al chair
man and .-"intf lerder.
lie s;*ng m 'All Sing” for two
years and i.irected his fraternit\
this winte*- when it placed third
In 19W2 he was a delegate to tn<
national A* IK ernvention. He
was co-ch tin. mi of t ie Home
comine pr-'s» s tation . ir.-.mitte
and as a fr shnian won the Stu
dent Korun Kssay con'est. He is
also a Cap'ain in the Air Force
HO IV.
TIME
FOB
A
CHANGE
VOTE FOR
CHARLIE W. ELLIOTT
FOR THE
Cleveland County
School Board
These ate the things Charlie W. Elliott
believes will improve the education of
our children in Cleveland County:
1. Give teachers the right to have
prayer and daily Bible reading.
2. Give our children better opportuni
ties to have piano and voice instruc
tion in our schools.
3. We should have county-wide consol
idation of our schools as soon as possi
ble.
4. We should eliminate combination
grades in all our schools in order to
be fair to both the teacher and the
student.
3. There should be ample lunch room
time for teacher and pupils.
6. We should not waste the taxpayer's
money. Every dollar spent would give
us a dollar's worth of education.
Your Support Will Bo Appreciated
ThU Mtuagf Void !w by
Fncnds of Charlie W. Elliott
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It's no compliment to bo
called thick." unless you're
part of a pie.
When making apple or
other fruit pies, try a cupful
of cornflakes and a half cup
of sugar in the bottom crust
before putting in the fruit.
It makes a nicer thicken*
mg than the flour generally
used.
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“409'' 4 in the floor
1963 Foid Galaxie 500
4-Door Sedan — Priced to Sell
1963 Impala 4-Door
Air Conditioned — Automatic
1961 Chevrolet Impala
4-Door Sports Sedan — Black
and White.
1960 Chevrolet Impala
Sports Coupe — Automatic — Black in Color
1959 Chevrolet Sports Sedan
4-Doot—Locally owned — low mileage
Two 1960 Fords
(1) Two-Dooi
(2) Four Door
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1959 Chevrolet V2 Ton nc« »
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