White Hears Wight Docket The following sentences were handed down by Judge Ja.*k \\ hite in City Recorder's Court Monday: Ervin Leroy James. Chari rite bastardy, appe aled for a jm \ trial, to be tried in St»elh\ James' lawyer requested that blood tests he made of aJI persons involved Sidney R Brown. 19. Gastonia, no operator’s license. imprope muffler, capias issu**d ^ 'Sry W. Pheifer, 17. Crouse. violation prohibition laws, to days suspended upon the pay nw tit of the rusts of rourt. Klzic Horne. 37. s]7 Third Street, disposing of mortgaged property, continued Joe D. Chapman, 2t>, imptoper brakes, liall costs. Manasahc 1. Paysour. it;, loo North ( .Ulster Street, failure to see movement eould have l>een made in safety, continued Darrell II Carpenter, lti, Rt. 2. igricnltnre ia Actioa KELLOGG POOD ROOST We wouldn’t presume to allow an air of commercialization to creep into our verbal rambling* Nor would we. without good and just cause, he guilty of plug King a television program ot one sort or anothei. But farmers and food industry itcopli- should he alerted to the sterling job which a certain na tionally - renowned company is doing to reach the public with the dramatic story behind t\ S. food bargains. For the fourth consecutive year, the Kellogg Company of Battle Creek. Michigan, is con ducting a s|iecial promotion en titled "Food Is A Bargain”. The theme is being used in the fall advertising program, which has been greatly expanded for l!»«rl And how are they going about it? Just sit down in front ol your television set. Or ktvp yout radio„running for aw hile. Or ’per use some of the colorful promo tional banners at your local gm eery -'tore. Or look (aiefulK over a corn flakes package put out by the folks from Battle— ■r* \ ax* You'll ape tor heart famed folks like Horner and Jethro, tin* Beverly Jlillhillies. and other top stars, expounding cn how the farmer and others on down the food line help our nation's citi zens set the best dinner table in the world for tin- woild’s lowest eost. Be your own judge. But it seems to us that the Kellogg Company promotion is going far lieyond a mere effort to sell corn flakes The project stands apart in the effective manner in which it portrays tin* unpresedented American story of food a :und alloe from farm to table. 'Farm Bureau has long labored to tell tlie same story, anil wel comes this support from another member of the American food family. England On Duly At Korean Base O.SAN. K-ikhi Airman First t'lass Kenneth (*. England. son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. England of -I Oaks St.. Wittes Mountain. X. C.. has arrived for duty at Osan AI5. Korea Airman England, a fire pro fiction specialist, pteviously serv I at Craig AFB. Ala. Mis new nit is part of the Pacific Ait Forces which provide nrpower for defi :ue of the lT. S. anti its allies in the Pacific area. The airman attended Rocking ham iN. C. < High School His wife. Peggy, is the daughter of Mrs. Alla* Burchfield of Hamlet. X. <\ 1 THOMSON & McKinnon Members New York and American Stock Exchanges and other leading Ex changes 110 Baugh Building Charlotte, N. C. IN KINGS MOUNTAIN Dial 739-2631 for information on any stock that interests you. (No toll charge) MARK KANE, Manager Athlene G. Smith Registered Representative 1:1 ifckless driving. 9o day* sus (tended upon payment of SIO fine and the costs of court. Donald Oliver. 2*. West «I >|d Street. assault un female. ■1'* days subtended u|iuii the pay ment of the costs of court. William M McClure, 35. Route 1. violation of prohibition laws, jiossession of gamMing devices. !*» day* snsjiended upon the pay ment of a $15 fine and the costs of court. Bernice Leach. 35. 15 Pine St.. non support ,nol pros. Bernier* Leach. 35. 15 pine St., assault on female, nol pros O«*org«* Short. H. Kullon SI. I in ill it* ilrunk«*’in<»<. violation of prohibition lav*, fa* days. mis (K-nrliil tj|Min th«* pa\ rrii'.'il of St:> fin«* and court costs ll«i>! McDonald. II 2111 Ho Kois AX'-iuh'. <arr>ing a comoal til wrap hi. Si <' i *. suii|ifnd«Hi U|x>n thi» payment of « SSO fine and the costs of court. Velma K. Pharr. 2n. Shelby. I stop lisjht violation, capias issmsl Kill K Holmes, in. (Jaston St. i!ama"e to city property, inst* €if court Five public drunkenness, costs ; of court. Five public drunkenness, costs of court. Submission* jnoluitoil: Paul WIiMutinr. jo. “til West Mountain Strom, no chauffeurs llifnsc. S2T> fine an»l the ■ >st* of oOUt't. A \V Phillips. 3*. Koiitr .1. Shelby. stop livht violation, half foals. !>ji\ nl S. Station. IS. Saluda, stop lijjht violation, half <,osl*. Isaiah Prtly, 31. Koutn 1. spwdinu 50 in 35 znno. half <s«ts M.ii 'ha I> Whianant. 19. Chat lotto. stop li'.'ht violation, half costs Claud'' K I'iimi'i. .fr i’3. Kan n.ijmlis. st p |»„ht violation, half justs. ttru)*' K Clank 2S H«“ Wwood. TVnni'sMv. speeding ,Vt in SB /one, hall costs. • .ti 2">. f*har l«»tt«*. stop lirht \inlation. half ••••sis. Five public drunkenness costs of ■•ourt. R S’-i* Reserved To Limit Quantities TENDER and ( TASTK 1 SLICED PINKY PIG SLICED BACON Select Skinless Detcir.cd BEEF LIVER 39' Cook Quick Chopped <50 Free Stamps With This Purchase* CUBE STEAK ^*1" Shenandoah Brand Boneless <50 Free Stamps With This Purchase) TURKEY ROLL 89' FAMOUS FRESH W-D “i GROUND BEEF! W D WISCONSIN Medium Sharp CHEESE b 59c Thrifty-Maid Coldtn Cream CORHIOc Campbell’s Tomato . . . Limit 6 At This Price SOUPIOc Mandalay Sliced or Crushed PINEAPPLE.. Astor Fruit COCKTAIL... Packer’s Label . . . Limit 4 At This Price Please TOMATOES.. 8 Ox. Can 8 Ox. Can No. 303 C: n 10' 10' 10' Thrifty-Maid . . . Limit 4 at This Price APPLESAUCE--10 New Crap PINTO HANS f——1 i Thrifty-Maid « ! SLICED BEETS j No. 303 Can Bush's Whole White POTATOES •c503 1 Qc RED JONATHAN ^ APPLES 5 SM PEARS - - 8 a 39c { JEWELL MULTI-PAK REEF, CHICKEN, OR TURKEY " MEAT PIES ** 59® Parker-* AaM*. Paarh. Ck*rr». Cacaaavt a reach Prl*« FRUIT PIES 3" “ Me POTATOES 3 <1 Aatrr Taria e tra ■>••*** Maser ca fiaaaaar *r •RAPE JUICE C Cm* Me PERCH.99c Thrifty-Moid EVAPORATED ‘ Fresh Pac Virginia Standard OYSTERS Oscar Mayer Sliced BOLOGNA Lay's Cloverleaf Pork SAUSAGE 12-Oa. Sealed ■ ■ Can I ta M 13 0*. Pkg. * ■ Mb. Roll LIMIT 1 OF YOUR CHOICE WITH $500 OR MORE ORDER DETERGENT BLUE or WHITE ARROW FAB Large Pkg. 17c Large Pkg. 19c LIMIT 1 WITH A $5.00 OR MORE ORDER SHORTENING ASTOR 2-Lb. ^H49c MAYONNAISE ptH i*r. en «on and a A HO OO OR MOttt LIMIT 1 COFFIE OF YOUR CHOICE WITH A $5.00 OR MORI ORDER COFFEE ASTOR DRIP, FINE or REC. 1-Lb. Can MAXWELL HOUSE DRIP or REC. 1-Lb. DEEP SOUTH 19c Pint Jar Jx GtSfN STAMPS T»# 1 •! • ■•• Cold Kin* HmK Puppiot A* Y*wr l«c*' W.nr D.b • V»l« A«»r C<« 1* ATTOJWlOej^iJJJ^JJIJ^

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