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VOL. 76 No. 3
Established 1889
Kings Mountain's Reliable Newspaper
Kings Mountain, N. C., Thursday, January 21, I96E;
Sevor.ty-Siiih Year
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I FOOTE EMPLOYEE WIWS AWARD — E. R. Uoter. manager of
Foote's Kings Mountain Operation, loft, presents Jock Eofctr on
AM/PM radio for his cost saving suggestion. Eakor is the most
rs=ont recipient of Foote's employee suggestion award system.
Mr. Co ter noted that suggestions received during 1K4 reflect a
high employee interest In the Kings Mountain Operation Sug
gestion Plan. Since January 1964 several employees have earned
awards. Suggestions cover the safety, better operating proce
dures. and cost saving Ideas. Eakor. a laboratory analyst pre
viously received an award for a safety suggestion.
C. Of C. Elects
Harris President
EVANGELIST—Dr. John Brawn
of Richmond. Vo_ will lead
evangelistic services beginning )
January 31 at Shiloh Presby
terian church in Grover.
Brown To Lead
Shiloh Hevival
Dr. John Stephen Brown, pas
tor of Ginter Park Presbyterian
church of Rh'hmoml. Va.. will be
.ingolist for spe ;al service*
January 31 February 5 at Shi
loh Presbyterian church in Gro
ver.
Services will ix- hel«. each eve
ning at 7:30 p.m. In addition,
there will he a Bible study from
in until 11 a.m. each morning,
the past >r. Rev. Duk Hobson has
announced.
Dr Brown was pastor of Shot
by Presbyterian ebjrch from
1953-57, going from Cleveland
County to West Raleigh Pres v
terian church which he served
until 1963 when ho wont to Rich
mond. Ho has also hold pastor
in Jowoll Hid jo and Jo well
Bpllev. Va. and South Boston.
VTa.
A chaplain in tho I'SNR. ho
.vas discharged w'th the i ink of
Lieutenant C^rmander in 1913.
He was ecluc itnl at Davidson
college and Union Theological
seminary. Mrs. Brown is the
former Lois La Voile Phipps and
the Browns a;o parents of throe
-ons and one daughter.
Dr. Brown was ordained by
\bington Presbytery August 25.
1910.
Ilis hob Me* are wo kI working
and sailing.
Unpaid Tax Bill
Penally February 2
Penalty on unpaid city ano
ountv 1961 lax bills apply Feb
ruary 2 tax officials reminded
ihis week
The penalty effective Fe ruary
> is two percent, with additional
penalty of one percent to apply
n March.
Payments through February 1
are at net.
SAFETY COUNCIL
Regular quarterly dinner
meeting of the Blue Ridge
Safety Council will be held
Thursday. January 28. at 6:30
yi m. at the new National
Jtiuord Armory near the fair
rounds in Forest City. Reser
Vralions should be made with
Kd Walpole. Burlington Indus
tries, Caroleen.
Succeeds Manei;
Anneal Meeting
Held Tuesday
J. Ollle Harris, county coroner
and Kings Mountain mortician,
was elected president of the
Kings Mountain Chamber of
Commerce at the annual mem
bership dinner meeting at the
Country Club Tuesday night.
lie succeeds Bob Maner.
Other offieers elected were
Jonas Bridges, first vice-prcsi
den., and dene Timms, second
vice-president.
Directors arc Mr. Maner. ex of
rich*. John Cheshire, Hubert Me
dinnis. b. S. I’fs’ler. Jr., Fred
Wright. Jr.. W. d. Jonas, John
Warliek, Odus Smith, Charles
Neislei, and Wilson Crawford.
In his report on the (nisi year's
work. Mr. Maner said he had
received full cooperation from
all. reported a membership in
crease from 70 to 122 anil added.
We should have 200 members."
He listed highlights of the
year's work as I) location here
ol K Mills, Inc., 2) success of the
organization's project to obtain
toll free phone service to das
tonia - Dallas, and 3> implemen
tation by the city of a Chamber
project to form a city planning
heard.
Mr. Matter praised the city’s
“business oriented city council",
noting its quick cooperation in
providing water and sewer serv
i.v to K Mills, and prior quick
utility service to others, and al
so praised the city's savings and
lean associations for their coop
eration in industrial expansion
pro iiH-ts.
In accepting the presidency,
M‘. Harris said he had in mind
-everal areas in which the
Chamber of Commerce could be
oi benefit to the community,
mentioning as an example an
in-mediate survey of the water
situation in Number 4 Township.
The organization's December 31
financial statement showed a
bank balance of $4,067. expendi
tures of S2.772. and income of
sn.tan.
HOSPITALIZED
W. F. <Bill t Osborne is a pa
tient in Charlotte Memorial
hospital where he underwent
surgery last week. Mcmberr of
his family report he is recup
erating nicely.
Rites Conduced
For B.S. Nei1!
Retired Banker
Died Sunday;
Rites Held Here
Final rilos for Boren Sliu’on.
Neill. 72. were heid M >nda\ at .
p. r.. f.urn Central Moth ;d.s.
church, interment follow.ng it.
, Mountain cemetery.
Tile former Kind’s M )u;nair:
! banker and long time citizen die.
Sunday morning at *> a.m. i
i Wesley Methodist Center . t'ha.
lotle. He had .-.ecn in ill heali,
, the past two years.
A native of Iredell County, ht
! was the son of the late Jame:
Andrew and Carrie Shuford
Neill.
He >>incd Independence Trust
Company in Charlotte in 1921
and came to Kings Mountain as
president of First National Bank
in 1930, retiring as chairman of
the local board of directors when
First National merged with First
Union National Bank of North
Carolina in 1983. Since his re
tirement he and Mrs. Neill had
made their h >me in Hickory.
In Hickory Mr. Neill was a
member of First Methodist
church anil long active in church
and commjnity affairs He was
a memtier of the Kings Mountain
Kiwanis club.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Elizabeth Moore Me
Cotnb whom lie married in 191b;
thrfe sons. B. S. Neill. Jr. of
Castonia and David and Robert
II. Neill, both of Charlotte; one
daughter. Mrs. Jack Foitune of
Hickory; one brother. I>*c Neill
of Tyler. Texas, and 12 grand
children.
Rev. Howard Jordan, assisted
by Rev. J. (I. Winkler, officiated
at the services.
Honorary pallbearers were
members of the Central Metho
dist church Official Board, the
board of direct its of First Union
National Bank, and L. Arnold
Kiser, J R. Davis. A. Hunter Pat
terson, B. W. Gillespie, L. A.
Hoke. George Blalock. Henry
N'eisler. B. S. Peeler. Jr., all oj
Kings Mountain. Jack Ruth. W.
W. Tolleson. C. B. Campbell. R.
E. Kerr. Frank De'Armon, Roy
Smith. Jr. Eddie Jones. W. R.
Culbertson. Lonnie Br >oks, Carl
McCraw. James D. White and
Vernon Stanley, Jr., all of Char
lotto
Active pallbearers were R. S.
Lennon. Charles Neisler, Dan
Finger, Paul Walker, all of Kings
Mountain. Tom Pruitt, Jr. of
Hickory and R. L. Neill of Char
lotte.
The family has requested that
in lieu of flowers m« norial con
tributions he made to the budd
ing fund of Central Methodist
church.
District
Meeting Here
Some odd teachers lie n Cleve
land and (fast on c unties are ex
pected to gather at Kings Moun
tain high school Thursday after
■ noon for a district meeting of the
, North Carolina Education Assn
ciation
I The conference will be conven
ed at -I o'clock for a work sos
‘ sion. Dinner will bo served at
'sis, with another work session to
j follow
NCEA
School Officials Attend Briefing
On Civil Rights Act - Federal Cash
Several Kings Mountain dis
trict school official* attended a
met ting at Lenoir-Rhyne college
last Thursday. the meeting con
cerning lc<ter;i I grants to schuols
in relation with the federal civil
rights act.
The law requires that the
hoard of education sign an a
greetneni whh the Health, Edu
cation. and Welfare department
that it will abide by non-dis
elimination provisions of the
civil rights act if the board is to
continue to receive federal funds.
Superintendent B. N. Barnes
said he had not estimated the
amount of federal funds acerti
ing in the past year to the Kings
Mountain school district. hut
guessed federal aid tor lunch
room operation might aggregate
$35.ituti or more per year.
Other federal funds tire pro
vided for agri.-tilluri. homo o.-u
numiit. and other vocational in
struction. fot the guidance pro.
gram, and others.
Supt. Barnes said stall* Attor
ney-General Wade Hruton point
ed out the a<1 involves holh
teacher and pupil assignment.
Attending the Hickory meeting,
in addition to Supt. Barnes, were
School Trustees James E. Herp
don. Jr., and George II. Mauney.
and J. R. Davis, attorney for the
board of education.
Gamble Stadium Fund Now Exceeds $44,000
SUCCUMBS — B. S. Neill, lorm
ci Kiras Mountain banker,
died Sunday morning at the
eje ol 72. Funeral rites were
held Monday.
Mts. Hejar'n's
Rites Conducted
Firm il jit. for M: s. Laura
Will.at rl.ir an. g i widow of
Price Kami m. were held M il
ilay ai 2 ;>.m. from H -ihlehem
Baptist chur<‘h oi whn-h she was
a mom bo i
Kcv Janus Wilder and Rev.
ftit Haiti P'ylor oft .trfod rt th
Itna! rites and lr‘< rmerff was
made in th« ohm h . u ry.
Mrs. Harmon lied vi: ■ -i:iy at
7 p.rn.
She had teen 'n ill health the
past three m(w V«.
A native of c1 ■. «1 ■ ! County,
-ho was the daughter of the Ian
Mr. and ?
lintrs. Her husband d • 1 in 1 f>‘f 1.
Surviving are th . daughter.-.
Mis John Kt 'Ms. M's M it •
Leigh ai": M > John I lows, ill
of Kings Maintain; lu . brother-',
Wray Williams a id Will Wil
liams. both of King:; Mountain;
one sister Mi s. Ha. ley Queen of
Shelby; 26 gran ' h Id-on. 3d
groat • grandchildren and five
great-great grand r hirer).
HAS’ OPERATION
J. Oilie Harris. J;.. formerly
of Kings Mount, o is reoov
ering salisfac »rily i >m a .' til
bladder operation he under
went in Houston. Texas, last
Friday.
Measuring Rads
On Dig £naw
Dead 12 Inches
Was Saturday's snow, advert is
1 ed up to 52 niches, a modern rec
ord for depth?
It's a mo.d po'rit. At least one
an re.-all* a sn :w of st-vex tl
cm: s < a-: rtMcJiinj; IS .nehos
I . w •• mj. . uiircs a on.panle.
lie cnctv and shady spots still
i d plenty of sn u on the ground
d ie£d sy afti rrn. ,n. The (.
tirct crews were suli at \vo:
Icarlr-t drifts, both front ih<
new and pllrd up by tiiemselve
n i-learlng earlier pathways .o
Jl s.
Hi la.levs found a run -n rub
her foo'wear, and serv. v station.
ntd j4 'iaj»es found den and to
car chains for the first time th
•vinter season.
It ,Tnant a two-day school ho'
day lor Kin’.-, Mountain distrn
pupils, which, however, will h
borrowed fr an the jtrioirly .ml
cated f. ir-<lay Master weeken
holidav
Sell >oN resumed operation
Wednesday. with attendance nor
mal or near-normal at majority
of the tine units. Kin^s Moun
tain hiplt school was tops in at
tendance, with 95.5 percent pres
ent. with Davidson school low at
; only 71 percent present.
Baptists Set
Men’s Day
The Kin _'s Mountain Baptist
church, along with m >st of the
baptist Church s in the Southern
Baptist Convention, will ohset-ve
pti.-t Men's Day. Sunday. Jan
uary 24.
V yw ard B*v.oks, assistant su
perinter.dant rf Carolina Throw
•ig Company, will be the prin
cipal speaker at the morning
worship vice. Otheis who will
participate in the service w ill he:
W. M. Dixon. R. G. Franklin. Dr.
D. F. H >rd, .t m Stoll, Jr. Th >rn
as A. Tate, and M. I., Williams.
Tin Men' choir will render spe
cial rmis:!\
The Sunday morning ».*rvice is
sponsoied hv the Brotnerii > ><i of
the Kings M untain Baptist
. iiurch. M. L. Will im<, president.
Wayok Xs Injured
!n Fc?*I On Ice
Mayer Glee A. Bridges is tra
veling at somewhat slow motion
this week.
The Mayor suffered an injured
ha.-k when he fell on the icy
walk a. his home Sunday morn
: i<* while retrieving his morning
new spaper.
He suffered no broken bones.
Hu* h;s doctor taped his ha -k
UICcY FAEDICS AT WHITE HOUSE — Before Christmas. Dicey
Fabrics received a rush order for fabric to be used on a special
chair which was to be a gift to the President from the 10th Con
gressional District cf Texas. It is understood that Mrs. Johnson
picked the Dicey fabric lor the chair. The fabric elected was a
brewn tweed, used in conjunction with tan vinyl, which had the
initials L.B.J. on the footrest and the presidential seat of office on
the headrest. Twelve additional chairs to be delivered io the
White House were ordered almost immediately following the
presentation of the original chair.
Twin Birthdays
For Kiwanis Here
SPEAKER — Sam D. Bundy.
F a i m v i 11 o schoolman, will
make the princ.pal address at
Thursday night's 2Sth anniver
sary banquet of the Kiwanis
dub.
Scouts To Get
Eagle Awards
Tw i Kings Mountain H >\
Si outs will sv ■eivo i” is- K.c_'le
awards in ehut It «tkv« tins
mont h.
C’harlos Sparks. Jr. o( Tioop !»1
will recohe hs Eagle at 11
o'clock st'rv.nts Sunduv raoi/un^
’ atTFIrsT ftapfist church
Thomas VV Bridge- of Ti p
t»l will receive hi.- Eagle at 11
. o’clock services January 31 at St.
! Matthew’s Lutheran church.
Troop advancements at Thurs
day night's C -urt >1 II. m»r in
eluded Ro> Jones amt Dana Sar
vis. Isith of Tioop 92. who were
promoted to Se< *nci C'las.-. I'arl
Wiesener <>f Troop hi was ad
; vanced to Life.
Merit awards went to tlie fol
lowing:
Troop 91: Darrell Hawkins,
cooking and ho re repairs; Reid
Strickland, home repairs; ami
Kotmie Hawkins, cooking.
Troop 92: Randy Wilson, co >k
ini; Roinne Payne, finger print
ing. home repairs and cooking:
and Richard Waters, finger
printing.
Auto Tag Sales
Near 16(10 Mark
Kin;’' Mountain i
la^ salt's neared !■ ■* :s v.<• ■
This year's salt* is ht ,n_ eon
dm-it'll by t!u> Kinys Mountain
Lions < lul* under .i framhi'o .1
greement with t; • eity
Price remains a SI wi’l h;i!!
of the no! prtK't't'tls »■> the 1.
flub having been pled.'.sl 1
John (Jumble St.» iium fund.
Tar;s are tin sale at tty it. I
courlt'surt
Sam We . > ha 1
sale fomm.Ue.. 1- ■ 1
zt"i- w :h Kiny Mtiii in slal
adilrt scs i< buy wit; • i t it : ns
a •Vom:mi::tt\" ann ta.
SCHEY SPEAKS
Iri M Schey. J:.. prt'sidt r;t
of tin llamin Corporation,
s|M>kf on his hobby o! ■ .n fi
let ting at Thursday’s Kotary
flub meeting Mr S> hey iiolds
a B. S. in meehanical engin«v
Inn from Lehigh Knivencty.
Bethlehem. Pa.
Thursday Fete
..oii:;s t'aiuf'H,
iilver Years
i D Bun I) supei ■ de
>f I'.u fiT |nii>l .• ,o| i .■
..‘*17. w:ll mak« the prim .pal ad
clicks at I'hiir-dtj n. ."ht _.Vh
iiin.vcisarv ha note X <<f 11 .» Kings
■iiJltll! i a Km .in ■
The •_.■»«Ii \ it .-<>lelii !• „n i.s
teing held >n tn* i it antiiier
tiy of Kiwani.i International.
V.' ws of Kiwan.ans. p *t j re*
ieitls and w.dows of Kiwantat *
.nl ( special . ii -■* .ii the din
am meeting at t>: la p.m. at the
A Oman’s chib
The* lo it . tub was . oartered
March 7. 1940 w th the Shelby
due as mother cl d> arid w.th
l*add \\ . Ilanili k as fust j;r< si
dent.
\\ S. Kult n Jr.. president,
will mtvo as toastn aster fo the
event. Members of the anniver
sary night committee in Tide
Harold Hunnirutt. chairman;
John L Met fill. Charles Noisier
Harold Coggins and Dr. D I-'
Hold.
Several local firms salute the
organisation in a fuli-pagc idver
tisemont in this week's Herald.
Schoolman Rurdv is much ;rt
demand as an after dinriet speak
ei. app viji i t o; • busln. *s.
profession*) -fraternal. ehttrch
civic and s.-h ! gi nps in ifv
stale anti mar ;, ut -.«■>-s 1I<- r >
filled sex eta! speak in" g.>
me ns hen .
Kducated at Duke finivt-;*. t\
and East Carol. - t lie Mr.
Bundy ha.* .*e;\ I ... .pa .1
schools in Dm.din. l-.egt embe
and Martin C- litr es, w >: t: t 1 li
the Seder til G<-. rnmi’tit lot a
year, and w is secretary of lilt*
Farmvllle i . i •. : .it' itntttt; .
ami Tobacco B aid of Trade
ft t l:*?•; ;7
He s .1 firisr p, ;• ,,f t>.gh the
Tarboro end the Sarmvtlle Ma
smtie ' odg.-s. a X> Degree S, it
tish Rit«‘ Mason, and a prist dis
trict ii-.-| uy rtand master of the
Fifth rrason d.sti t.
Long active in .-is j*-. church and
community affairs, lie s ;l past
lieutenant ; ivernoi . the Si\ih
District ot Kiwanis Internal io:t tl,
a past president of the Non hi
ern Drstriir Ni'KA and siipetin
lendent of the Bannvlllo Christ
ian Sunday School where ht* has
taught a men s class since 1954.
He a s president of the State
C civ. ttion of D.scipli s t.f ('in 1st
in 1951 anil served two terms as
president of the North Cor iltna
Christian Men’s Fellowship, lie
is an rider in the Karmville Dis
ciples .if Christ lutreh.
He and his wife r.re part -its of
two sons. >th of whom are in
the teaching proiession. one is
dean of hu>* at Enl • ■ h.gh seho ■)
in Raleigh and the other son
tea ties ar Green Ccnti ii high
school in Snow 11.11.
Home S/L /liwial
Meeting Tuesday
At'r : il m<v':n «>f di: c i <
<>1 M ..’in S<i\ - «v l.t, in ■
aiion will in' held at i“ offices
nf the ns- K-iation Tuesday after.
n.K>n at o'clock.
P.. .pal hu ih •» < : t(li> meet
ini: w II In* prcser. ii;o:i <.i r«
parts a! offi»*i s and ole in n if
dn- ioi' f ir tin1 . nnin^ year.
Secretary Tirasum Til im.ls A.
Talc said.
Ware Likely Thontasson Successor
On Cleveland Elections Board
Ourgi' H. Thomasson. K •
Mountain attorney and M in
member of the Cli’iehitd C u.ty
Elections board, has resigned, he
has informed the Stall* Ehvt.- i s
hoard and Clint Newton, c >unt>
Democratic chairman.
Mr. Thor.assi a >atd ho res: in
ed due to his recent appointment
as judee of Kim’S Mountain lie
* mile i s court.
Chairman New ton has inform
ed Kmys Mountain Di'ituv ratio
nreeint chairmen ho will recom
mend appointment of t Km;s
Mountain citizen as Thomasson’*
successor for the remainder <*f
iu» uiicapucd uuw auU laul um
will junior the iv immnd it ion of
I he Kings Mountain precinct
committi «‘s.
Othoi members uf the »ard
are Chairman Ralph il iliiert,
IVmo.'iat. and J m Mclhajer.
Kopunhion, hull, of S i,
(’hairman .1 CMlie Harris. Has!
Kings Mountam. .hi.I Hugh fir
ms nd, West Kings Mountain, said
\V«sln<*sda\ th<-> were conferring
with <•* tun it tee members and ex
|)M«I to have a recommendation
for Newton w.thin a few dav s.
Among ihose p imin. iisly m«n
ti *ned for the |. >•:ti<• -1 is (' .mel
on Ware, of Betlnvare precinct
i
Ernurral Gifts
i-Cave Reached
546,350 Total
Contribution:; an I pledges to
Cm- " i campaign t< build
John Cambio St i lium totaled
SH ->'? Wednc- lay — well
•vet the hallway m • k.
\V». . ■, Crawdotd .uni J Cillic
• -ri'. <! !■!• i.mien of the Indus
lal i!i. Ration rommittce. re
ote-l additional contributions
and j ledge; o? SLL'-CV , which
b: . : t ie total i » ibis group
cite !e. Harry lii. ■as-retary
!r<* urc of '1 commit! o. re
;i:'ed < i h r- . ipt - ol ->17.18.88.
Tin inriu-tiial , omm.nec re
[Kirtect thi st new gifts:
Phenix Plant, Karlin, on In
dustries. a
I ecu., t K t>k > Tile Company,
$2H0t.-.
Spangler's Ready Mix Con rote,
Sl.Thi'
Minetti Mil!--. Slow.
Kiiiks Mountain Mica Com
pany Ki.glish Mna Company,
$1000.
Park Yarn Mills. $1000.
Duplex . Shannon. Ltd. SHJ00.
Noi'ler Division. Massachu
-e’ts Mohair Plush Company,
Siono.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Com
pany. SiUK*.
Fred Wright i- So-i, $500.
Finite Mine al ..;»any. $.150.
Mr. Ma ry re| ■ ted fis from:
Mountainee. Club. In. .. Young
Brothers, Inc., c. K. Warlick In
suranee A oncy. Mr. and M^s.
Har Id Ciur.d; >nd G iffin Drug
Company.
The industrial committeemen
commented tha- their work is
nut ye I <omp|cie and that they
litit ipati a li'nc.al contribu
tions. They bail prc.iou.sly re
ported pledges ••! >2 tits fron
Mauney group Mms and ofli
•al . $5 non from Di.-ev Fabrics,
i. • . and $2,500 from art anony
mous river
Charles Wanton, chairman of
the busine-s olicitmion commit
un
its «it, k and he anticipates r >od
results. Ot ier : em)<e ; o| ihts
i .inmitte • are I> k McGinnis
and Tom Tt tt.
Lockridrfe Riles
Held Wednesday
Funeral rites for Rev. Roy
Hunter I.««- k. <1 o. 5ft. were held
Wednesday :*t 3 p.m. from First
Wesleyan Methodist church, in
termi’t.t folimvi. : in Mountain
Rest cemetery.
Mr 1.0 !-nast .r of First
V\ csieyan Meiho ii<t ehurrh of
Rook H II S. C. die l Monday in
Yoik C unty hospital after a
year's illness
A native t K n,Ts Mountain, he
w.is ilio son i Mrs. William Cal*
v i !-• kri< the late Mr.
Lookr.d:v H< : id held pastor
ates in Hickory, Coiic. >.d and
Ro. k Hill.
Resides h;s u fe. Mrs. Carrie
H«>j ■ ;.o ' he is survived
ey one > >r. It . R .y Lot krfdge,
Jr., paste: if K1 Bethel Metho
dist ehureh; one daughter, Mrs.
Vei •:! Padt of Rock Hill, S.
C ; one hr •tuer. Fred Look ridge
••f Kini:> Mountain: three sisters.
Mi> n Sho. t. M s. Coleman
Stroup ■ and Mi - L «• • Jenkins,
all of Kings \f< untain. ai d four
grand •liildreu.
R**\ .1 -r Hurri;- off:.dated at
ilie fmal I'.tes.
City Seeking
Legislative Act
n>«* city li’iii'il «»f commission
ci.- will sc. K <. trial As-en |y
a. 110:1 to .mpliv nent work ol tin*
oily planning hoard.
* lie pla in.:-.- only u. . i mends
adopti <n of .! city . idinat. < cov
•*r<n. development of soh-divi
siotts to i'Mi' ii o' one mile out
side -!tc city limit* and the city
must I s; s !f exempted
from other st:i e le .slation.
Senuto. J;» k Whit" has in
formed th. city • will introduce
the legisla'ion.
In other acti< s at last Thurs
day s h >ard session, the commis
sion:
1, Ahprow l - .llation of an
addi* <:iai water line to serve
Miuine Mills Th> lin • will »h»
ten-inch si/e md run i block.
-■ App >' I .Mayo- tilee
Brill,< »es' t. or end a i • n t.< sell
the Art i • .iT-'ranoe fire
tru« k t > ihe Bethlehem depart*
merit for ane dollar.
■mi'. < d. . Stts- n delinquent
utility accounts.
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