jhil
Cott
oh Revival Services Set,
age Praver Meetings Begin
By MRS. GENE TURNER
Cordial invitations in attend
Revival SoivUts are given by
members of Shiloh Presbyterian
church. I«*d by Dr. John Blown.
'Hi.D. Pastor of Ginier Park
ITesbyterian church. Richmond.
Virginia. January 31 through
Pebioiacy 5. Collage Prayer meet
mgs will be held a cord mg to the
following; schedule this week;
Monday 10 a m. 7:00 p.m. Mrs.
lai.-ille Kiser. Tuesday 10 a.m.
'Ii. and Mr*. Jim Harry. 7:00 p.
m. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Go
lorih, Wednesday 10:oo a.m. Rev.
and Mrs. Dick Hobson. 7:00 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. i^ouis Marian,
Thursday 10:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m.
Mr. and Mis. Fred Cockrell, Fri
day 10:00 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. P.
A. Francis and 7:00 p.m. Mi's \V.
I. Ormand
Weekend family ourst of .Mrs.
C. O. Ayers and family from
Greenslioro mw Mr. and Mr*.
Harry Bird, Jr. They camp for
the ntwwrr given for Mrs. Carl
Dowd a on Saturday night.
Mr*. James Justi<e of West 1
Virginia is visiting her mother, i
Mrs. J. B. Royster, Sr. Mrs. Jus- j
t ice is itvuimting from sur
gory she had several week* ago
at the Princeton, West Virginia
hospital.
Patients in the Kings Mountain
hospiial from the Grover oim
munity arc Mr. Paul Byers, Mr.
Gene KlUa, Mrs. David G. Hern ;
don. Mm. O B. Black. Mrs. Hunt- 1
er Ramsey and Mrs. Charlie Kv- !
erett.
Miss Gail Little of Greensboro
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Little. I
Richard and Frankie.
Sunday dinner guest-, of Mr.
and Mrs. II. F. Bird were Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Love and Hill of
Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. William
L. Barren anti daughter. i*at. ol
Fort Mill. Mr. and Mrs. John R.
Love and Heth l/ive *f King
Creek.
Gary Collins, sophomore at
Wake Forest e dirge car e home
Wednesday tor a semester break '
to be with his mother. Mrs. Al
fred Collins until classes resume.
Baptist Men's I>a> was observ
ed at the .Sunday Morning W*>r
ship Service at First Baptist
ohureh. Mr. Arnold Kin• -aid of
Kings Mountain was jr lest s|»eak
er for litis service.
Mr. an<l Mrs. Vance Falls of
fkistonia were Sunday visitors
of Mrs. Mattie Byers anti the
Paul Byers. Visiting Mr. Byers
who is a patient in the Kings
Mountain hospital for observa- 1
tion diagnosis and treatment.
Miss Marjorie Crisp, faculty
member at Wake Forest college
is home to spend semester end
holidays with Mrs. S. A. Crisp.
Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. .lark Rinklenton
and Russell were Sunday dinner
■•nests of Mr. and Mrs. Doyt
Realty and Judy in Charlotte.
Mis. John McCollum of Vir
ginia Beach, Virginia, came io
Grover over the weekend for a
visit with her sister. Mrs. Charlie
Everett, patient in the Kings
Mountain hospital. Mr Charlie
Everett, the B. F. Birds and rela
tives in Spindalo.
Mr. and Mrs. Bankston llyl"r
and Susan of ijancastor and
Mickey Hu-ks of Charlotte we e
weekend gn«-sts of Mr. attd Mrs.
R. B Km kr I > v Ing t •
lotte on Sunday afternoon tak
ing Mickey home and visiting
Mr. Fleet Kiikpatrick. a patient
in the Mercy Hospital. Charlotte
were Gene Kirkpatrick and tlette
Irvin Kirkpatrick.
Miss Kav Watterson >f Char
lotte s|»«*nt the weekend with Mr
anti Mrs. Hood Watterson.
Farmland Prices
Continue Up
As iho saying goos. land i- no
' !<>;i »<t lltt ■ !v ap
Ant! induing b\ rorom f irm
land prat*.'. Iho sayin • . - got1 in.
Mr. V. J Hardin. \Y. \V. t.iiilo
and Mr. and Mi Itnlph S. Lit !•
left Snndaj for a trip through
th“ rouutry t> Miami. Florida
for a work's s.s.t with i,!.r.so>
Mis. !•' \V Jono.s of (’ll.'i lotli*.
mnhcr of Mi Kit'd Cookmll
and Mrs. C. K. t' »I»-y of I) irti.im.
I anut of Mrs. Co kiidi tamo to
'(»ro\<T Wnrlnotiin and will ho
at the li ne M ai I
Kind Co kivli f u ovoi'al da\s.
Mis. Karl V Sirr1’ c.imo homo
Sunday from a fnurdaj trip .net
visit with her son and d aught or
in law, A :!C and Mrs. Arthur
David Smith, who make* thoii
homo at i’artuarti Rivor Nasal
Baso. Maryland.
truer each year,
I'r Pale Hoover, an economist
at North Carolina State, says U.
S. farmland prices have risen in
21 if the Iasi 30 years. Increase
t\ ■ a\<na>:ed « per cent annual
l\ since |ATI.
I he h :;oest increase came at
• hi heieht of World War II
< IPl-’l >1 when farmland ptiis
jumped 17 per <vnt in a singli
year Another spurt came tluiint
the Korean War 1 *.'»l "*2i wher
priieN jumped |:i per cent.
The :>i,’esi of the lliree
creases > unc in 1PI IP, .uid tin
drop then was only 1 j>er cent
Hoover points out that farm
la <1 priics rise in some regions
mull more rapidly than they d
in others In North Car dina. for
example, land pres-s reached
their IPlM peak in IP la. My eon
tiasi. land plats in South Dako
ta are still lielcnv the 1P2" level.
Sinee r*r>5!»7. land p> e.s jn
the South and West have risen
nearly lit per e'en! more than
those in the rest of the tiali >n.
VIRGINIA SLICED
Bacon £■ 39
V
W-D U. S CHOICE Oven-Ready 7" cut stand Rib
Roast * 79
W-D U. S. CHOICE Boneless Chuck or Shoulder
Roast 69'
W D U. S. CHOICE BONELESS RIB EYE
Steak - *1"
W-D BRAND ■ VACUUM PACKED
GROUND BEEF
2-LB. PKG. 3-LB. PKG. 5-LB. PKG.
89s r T
SKINLESS DEVEINED SELECT SLICED BEEF
Liver * 39«
W-D BRAND U. S. CHOICE LEAN
Stew • 59s
W-D FRYING CHICKEN
Livers* 79s
SMOKY CANYON SLICED. CHIPPED
Beef 3 ■ *1.
SOUTH CAROLINA GRADE "A" LARGE
EGGS 2»79'
INSTANT . . Limit 1 of your choice with a $5. order ASTOR
10-OZ. ^
Jar
INSTANT . . Limit I of your choice with a S'
COFFEE
ASTOR
1.09
10-oz. ^
Jar
MAXWELL HOUSE
1.29
BLUE OR WHITE ARROW LOW SUDS DART Limit 1 of your choice with a $5 order
DETERGENT
Giant Pkg.
39
THRIFTY MAID SLICCD OR HALVES . . Limit 5 eons with other purchases
PEACHES 5-*1.
Limit 1 of your choice with $5. order
SHORTENERQ
SWIFT JEWELL ASTOR
3-lb. Carton 3 lb. Con
53 59,
JUICY FLOtIDA
ORANGES
100
1ST
Jm GREEN STAMPS
WITH THIS COUPON AND PUTCMASf Of
$10.00 or Moro Order
rant at toui kdtos urn
wnm-Dixn stou
Told After Jan. 30. 1965. Unit
JEWEU- Multi-Poe Beef. Chick , Turkey
Meat Pies K 69
ASTOR Speck. Butterbeon-., Baby Limos
or Spoor , of
^9 AAAJkll
DrOCCOII
10-oz
Pkgs.
1.
ROBY RED RED WINtSAp
MAPEFRUIT or APPLES
}2~89'
5
4a green stamps
HALE GALLON
Orange Juice
30th
Jen GREEN STAMPS
tHRIt S-OZ PKG«.
JEWELL CHICKEN
Livers
VOID ATT* • *»N. 30 t H
AT VOX# lO*A' NM.OISET
Jen GREEN STAMPS
ONE RUSTIC
Bird Feeder
VOID AFTER J/N. 30TM
Jen GREEN STAMPS
Pill L QUARTER SLICE O
2 3 LB. SIZE
Pork Loin
void Arrr» jan )Otn
A* GHEEN STAMPS
» Aoonrsm
2-.B PRC.
EXTRA LEAN
Ground Beef
VOID Ar»U» JAN. 30tn
| SeseraI southern states experi
enced a 1«* jm'r cent .’ain in 1
sshile prices in Maim- dropped 2
\ |>or cent.
"Land prices of a pai tUnlar
•roa reflect (he aut ieultural po
tential and the condition of asso
ciated farm huildinss." 1 loov er
explained. "Cutm (>i ss<xxlland in
.some areas mas sell for S-Vi an
acre sshile irrigated (tints or
chard land mas sell for Sl.ifUf
or more |x • acre.’’
Figures .simss' ihai the avurajfl'
salue of faimland in the I'.S. in
Nosomher lf«i.’$ was $1,V> per
acre. The aserage for N rlh
Carolina ss.as Sjld.
Hoover ixiints out that figures
on farmland prices must tx' in
terpicled I .trefllHs l.oSs than 2
per cent of all I'.S. farmland i»
sold in am one >« u. And this
land .-nay lx- so sailed that com
parisons ore <liffi> ult
Also. Hoover p .o s "ill farm
land pi e* eaanol lie understood
( apart from other priees. While
farmland pi ices have Imen in
eroHMii per cent annually over
tile pa-: O years stix-k pri«e*«
liase been increasing nearly 7
|x>r cent
On the other hand farmland
prii-es hase risen it a fastei- rate
than ssti desale pi ivs and con
sumer prees.
Cotton Facts
Are Reported
RALKIGH Cotton f i ts as
ie|»ortod h> the cotton fiber tost
ill-; la oi atoi'j if tile N (' IV
partrrnt of Agriculture .slum
mam chara- leristics to be high
in the final summ.ii> f. mhos on
North ("a dina's ifX>l cotton
clop
In a report fr->n t lepart
merit's engineering sect i o n.
Charles Klks. sc-tion head said
indications from mam anas of
tiie state show good fihe: char
acteristics.
The final report summarizes
the stale's cotton quality, and
comprises finding printed in 1.1
reports mailed t . over SOrt manu
facture, s in the textile industry,
and rot to buyers and handlers
hmughou? the So tthe ist The re
ports a!so go to eountv extension
chairmen for information dis
seimin it ion to farmers
Th ■ summary indicated that
cotton coming from the lo < oun
t tv prnducin- area f the state
' was generally average in the
fine-to coat - ■ ratio measured by
Mieictiaire instruments other fi
i tier test results At" c shown t»y
the Causti. are instrument t -
show 'iitic iirmaturiti
Sam pit > tested totaji i .1.590.
represent in.’ SoRto 1"1* sam
ples of cotton classed under the
; Smith D >xc\ Prog ram The NC
I 1».\ lah »i atoi-v -ooperates with
(the cotton divi-'on. \gricultura!
Marketing serviix*. I' S Depart
I mem of Agriculture in securing
i samples f r test- from some 215
Farm Loans
Now Available
A new program <>l small ioans
j • oupled with management assist
■ in. e is now available to farm
families an<l rural residents with
'limited income in Cleveland
j (.’onnty. -lohn E. Davis. County
Supervisor for the Farmers
Home Administration said today.
| These loans are made avail
aide by the Economic Opportun
i ity Act. Loans up to Si'**) are
i available to farm families with
- limited income who cannot qua
iifv loi financial assistance un
der tiie regular loan program of
Farmers I iome Administra
te>n in- private lenders. These
loans ate aimed at helping farm
-I' d rural families earn more in
come fr >m their own enterprises.
Lo.ai - to farmeis may i»c made
for ili. j in chase ol livestock.
: i linerv and equipment, to
' constr.ici or repait farm build
in:- pav .uirtual operating ex
penses. for feed. seed and ferti
ii/i-r. t>. refinance real estate
debts and pm base a small acre
a... land r> instruct for
loans l i finance a- agricultural
enterprise, an applicant must lie
a fain r and must have earn
ii . tit.ii arc t i low to cover
has.,, needs for family living.
In a iition in loans to farm
i pi-a il measures provided by
the vsth Congress .allow loans to
made t rural residents with
li t tc-l i arnir.js t > develop new
sour- cs of in-i :rc These loans
n -hide i •• term loans to fin
,a • in develop : .•;» of a small
' i is.ness tlur w ill in, tease
family income. Funds may lx- ad
vanced to. such purposes as
m.ichifcrj rep-tit shops, maehin
oi v for . istorn work small bar
er or beauty shops, home pro
• I lion .if itaudii i afts. rugs. etc.,
and a variety of other income
producing facilities
TIics,. Kcmiout opportunity
loans will range up to S-Jutto and
will -arrv an interest rate of t'«
nei • cut with up to I t v e il s In re
pav
Application ma> t«* made or
i lift-n.il inlormati .n obtained
I ■ program ol the
I m urt Opportunity Act at the
Farmers Home Administration
office. New Countv Office Build
;t >hwat Mo ISO
Tar Heel girts
1,011 -|>r le ;th of The samples'
fun. , was indieati I for the 1964
•rop than the previous year's, as
tested on Ft bro graph instruments
:n the department laboratories.
Also, el •ngatton tes's showed
that the fils!' wet. the high
range.
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING
Of Kings Mountain Savings & Loan
Association.
Notice is hereby given that tho annual moiling of
shareholders of Kings Mountain Savings Loan As
sociation will l>o hold at the offices of the association.
West Mountain street. Kings Mountain. V C.. at 2
p.m.. Tuesday. February 9. 19*v>.
BEN H. BRIDGES, Secretary-Treasurer
Strong Man
HORIZONTAL
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strength.
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16 Container
weight.
17 Door rug.
it Thicc-proofa
spear.
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21 Pair.
22 Therefore,
23 Structural
unit.
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26 To petfood
27 Child,
respiendea.
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33 Italian coiOL
34 Ireland.
33 To weep,
36 Auto.
35 His strength
was in bis
40 To sit.
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MAad.
51 Drone fe(
52 Pitcher.
53 Type
6S Market
SCHusbud or
wile.
58 Hour.
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3 Witticism.
4 Southeast.
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7 Wrath.
• Curse.
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rm
41800.
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nonrijo
44 Mister.
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40 On* opposed
to anything.
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