All property owners are required by law to list all real and personal
property tor taxes. .
Males between the ages of 21 and 50 are required to list for poll
taxes. Dogs and firearms must be listed. .
If you live on a farm, you are also required to make a farm re
port. .
LATE LISTERS WILL BE PENALIZED — LIST EARLY
AND AVOID THE LAST MINUTE RUSH
[dMax W. Hamrick
Cleveland Connty Tax Snpeivisoi
Hambright Re-Elected Captain.
Rescue Squad Names Offkers
By MRS. GENE TURNER
(.ROVER The Grover Res
ille Squad has elected the fol
lowing officers: Fain llamhriKht.
captain, Buren Randle and Den
ni* McDaniel, lieutenants; Ralph
Miller. seiretary; Knox Neely,
treasurer; Bill Putnam and Mar
vin Panther, sergeants.
Mr. and Mrs. Soot Wright and
daughters of Raleigh are spend
ing Christmas holidays with Mr
and Mrs. Grady Ross and family
and the St nigh T. Wrights.
Student Night at Christmas
was held Sunday night Dec. 27th
at First Baptist church. On pro
gram were Mike anti Steve Roys
ster Students 1 anti 2 Student Re
sponse Hear our Prayer Oh Lord.
Student Testimony "Seeking God
with My Mind" Brenda Crisp,
Recognition of Students and Col
leges The Rev. Fred Crisp. Scrip
tore Responsively hv students.
Prayer Connie Shaw. Student
Talks: "This Is Today's Campus"
Gary Collins ‘The Church Reach
es The Campus" 1. The Program
of Student Work. Pamela Chil
•lers. 2 The College Church San
tlra Spangler. 3. The Homo
Church Cynthia Wright Talk
‘These are Our Students Pastor
Benediction Gary Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin tLewist
llanlin. Sherry and Philip of
Dekato. Ala. returned homeTues
NOTICE OF SALE
Under ami by virtue of the po
wit of sale contained in 115-126
of the General Statutes of North
Carolina, the School Board of the
Kings Mountain City Administra
tive Unit, at a special session on
the 10th day of November. 1964.
cing of the opinion that the
building hereinafter described is
not necessary or desirable for
public school purposes and
shoul dlte sold and upon moti in
of If. O. Williams and seconded
by B. If. Harry and the motion
being unanimously carried, the
said house wa* ordered to be ad
vertised as provided by law for
four weeks and sold at public
auction on the premises on Sat
urday. January 23. 1965 at 10:00
a.m.
The house is an old frame
building located on the west side
of Phifer Road on the new Kings
Mountain High School site near
the school building now under
construction.
The purchaser will be- required
to move said house from pre
mises within 60 days from the
date ot purchase.
This the 1-tth day of Decern
l:cr. 1961.
B N. Barnes, Secretary
Kings Mountain School
Board
12:31- 1:21
Pre-Inventory Sale
Continues Through Saturday, January 2
PRICES SLASHED UP TO
day morning after a t\\.. weeks
Cnristnra* Vacation witii the
James Byers. On Tuesday M,
and Mrs. ilaidin. Sherry and
Philip Jo.ned ih,. Kc\. and Mrs
Edward C raig and family at
Paw Creek and Mr*. Melvin'‘ if;at
din house Mother at Barium
Springs for a family get lo-geth
er.
Attending hith night* of the
Charlotte Invitational Basketball
Tournament at Charlotte. Coli
seum were Roy llaga. Jimmy
and Johnny llaga. Hu-hard Colli
Mr. and Mrs John Gold and
Sharon. Gene and Vickie Tut net ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hicks. Jt aiut
Mickey.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gtesh and
Eddie <d Raleigh was Thur-day
through Saturday Holiday uest’s
of Mr. and Mr*. J CJ Hop,.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Westm >.e
land of Pittsburgh. Pa. and \l>
II. L. Beam are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. John Bennett at Cults-.tn
Ga. Mrs Bennett is formet Ola
Westmoreland.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pruette en.i
Janette were Christ.r.a* holiilav
guest of Mr and Mis Janes
Long and family in Hickory
Miss Reta Shoe id Charlotte
and Mr and Mrs. Dw.ght I):v .
an<l family of 11 a r risou r.- «
holiday visitors of Mr. and M. -
Jack Pinkleton and Pu*sH!. M ..
Kathy I>i.\ >n ■.■ r.
longer visit with her grandpai
ents.
Mr an*! Mrs. Xorris n\»l
' family of Charlotte have re".: ■
<•<1 after a Christmas \ -it with
■Mr. and Mrs. M II Camp
Mr. and Mrs. Charles llaitnvin
of CJIon Burnie. Md. reti: . I
homo on Tuosd ty fro :: a holni.iv
visif with Mr. and Mi - .) |j
Herndon. Mr and Mr- Han an
will stay the rematndei ,,f jJi.• ,
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Hartman at Gumhetland. Aid.
The Rev. and Mis I>an Ci i
niss and Dale of Ww Orleans
are visiting Mr and Mi- '• h
Gold. Mr. anti Mrs Itot> Caha
niss and other relative- in the
county.
The Intermediate G.il> Sun
day School Class and t; ■■ -*
jathered Saturday nitrht it Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Davis h t *• for
a holiday covered dish supj»er.
Dinner was served duffet sty le
and tables set up in the livi
room. Aftei dinner . ime g
playin? of fa\ontc re< ad* and
t-aroling for all. Those present in
addition to Mis. Davis, their
teacher. Mr. I»avis ami
were Sharon Uokl. Chip
Janet Spangler Wendell
Andy
Crisp.
Iiuneh.
Nancy Kobtason. Troy Dlavis.
Libby Trdder and Vicki* J«an.
Tumor. j
AMOS & SON
Pre-Inventory Sale
Ladies' Hals
PRICES SLASHED
UP TO
Vi Price
Ladies' Dresses
NOW
% to % Off
REGULAR price
LADIES'
Handbags
THIS SALE
'/> to Vj OH
GIRLS'
Handbags
Vi t3 % Off
Sweaters
*4 b Vi 0«
Ladies' Hose
2 Pain Me
rmsT QUALITY
Childrens Fall & Winter Dresses Vi to Vs OH
ASSORTED
Ladies' leans
AND
M’d-Cc’.l Parts
S2
MEN'S & BOYS'
Jackets
REDUCED TO
$?. and up
One Table
Scramble ...... Sic
One Table
i
Scramble .$1
ASSORTED MERCHANDISE
Many 0;her Reduced Items Throughout the Store
ALL SALES CASH . . . Dry Goods and Notions
Amos & Son
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