. THIS CURIOUS WORLD1
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ANdajrf&MpnAKs
USED THE HUMAN-LUCE".
EVES OP CUTTi-EPiSH
FOR THEIR. AU1MMIES.
ANV WIND
ecOWIN Cr
AROUND AN
AREA OF
LOW
CVCLON/C
WIND,
WHETHER. IT
IS BLOWING
7KO Ai/CES
PER HOUR.
C3NC HUMDJ9ED
Ai/UES
HOUR.
L
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CAR.WIGS
SIT ON THEIR. EGGS
TO HATCH THEM.
Mrs. Mcffatt A. Ware. Sr., rational y accredited flo
wer show judge, has been asked to exhibit in the fifth an
nual Southeastern Flower and Garden Show to be he^d
March 6 14 at Merchandise Mart in Charlotte. The show
theme will be. Wonderland of Living.
Mrs. Ware a member of Kings Mountain Garden
club and of Ikebana International.
Town and Country Garden club members have tickets
for the show whi n may be obtained at $1 each from any
member. Mr . J. H. Arthur is garden ciub president. Tickets
at the door w! be $1.50.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE HERALD
Dairymen
Set Conference
1.M* 11th u.i iu..: North Caro
lina L»U. >!«•!!< ■ :».* - I'.T will
fn« held at North Caroim-i -Stair
Faculty Clu > on Wednesday an«l
Thursday. February 17 and 18.
it was announced today by II. K.
Clapp, county exlens.on chair
man.
A now feature of the eonfei
ence this year will be workshops
mi dairy c-attle feeding, money
management, and uu*iy held
management. These will no dis
> ii". :i per .mis in h«ip answer
questions Horn the dairymen.
During tin- past years wm.ii
dairy i.en Horn Ctevclanu t oun
;y na.c been attending, Olhei
<iaii> men are ui god to aitenti
tn.s comet e.ue. .. >.
The program will get under
way won registration <n Wed
nesday, reo. Ii, at s:3lt A.M.,
followed by a word o! welcome
n> Jon . I Caldwell. chaiKv.ior
at mil C iiouiia .■'•ate I in two
day program is Wicd w.tii suo
leets discussed by outstandin
people III their l.lle id work.
While attending ihe confer
ence, those wno care 10 will bo
able to see a baskci *ii game
between North Carolina state
and Norl n Carolina.
Those desiring to go should
mase advanced registration, so
as to I** sure to get reservations
lor the conferon -o.
The llth Daily men’s Confcr
i in e was planned with ihe pur
pose of presenting informative
discussions on current topi. - .f
mteiest to dairy nen. While on
the campus at North Carolina
State, all conference parti q»a its
are invited to visit the new ad
dition to Polk Hall di-dirated in
lfMil. Also, to visit the University
dairy farm on Hillsiioro Street
near the Fairgr Hinds. Another
feature to see would tie the new
Dairy Rivords Processing Center
on the «ampus.
If any additional information
is needed, contact the County
Agricultural Kxirii.- in Office
telephone number lv2- I.IGii. Shel
by.
Then* is a beautiful snow .'ail
ing anti the temperature is about
_ i degrees. Perhaps this is a
good time to think .ihout other
types of beauty when the weath
er waims and plants .t an to
"leaf out" and bloom.
One of President Johnson's
programs in h.s “Great Society"
itlea is to make America m *
lieautSful. There are so many
ways we can accomplish this but
it 'Mil not Ih- easy.
< >m* of his proposals — to li *' <
the landscaping of super-high
ways written into the contract
when plans and spe. it- rions
aie appr> veil. This is a s ep for
.vard and would h«* comparative
ly easy !■» ae -ompii -h. . . 1
[>ing centers ,n- now do id:
In both c 1 . how c
nance crews are n -If •' ■ ! 1
to seed, plant. prune. >:>rnj .11.•
fertili/e. After all we can pi. •
and plant well but unless vv
*.ve the proper attention ti
•'ants aril seeded a r.c, vv • not
inly revert t 1 ugliness but we al
so lose esir invest - ;-ni.
America will never be nt e
tn-antiftil until each - 1 is. ed
, ,: iltdren, a im
degree of responsibility in pro
lectin* the 1 itural i . ■'>' v d
teady have and imp: ./in 'it 1
local envir mmont ir. v. tv -h v
live. Somedav our • -.‘i: 1* : vv'i
e home owner-- . .s cm
they are taught to appro iat
anti respect, beautiful surround
ings. the faster wi will move to
ward accomplishing our oh;, c
five.
'Hie garden clubs of North
Carolina are doing .1 wond -inil
job of e - rm'.ini1 V impi vcment
through their HANDS programs.
However, thmey cannot do the
whole job unless they have the
cooperation of the city, urban
and rural communities.
Some of the smaller t .vn;
have no budget for clc inir, ’ up
ugly places or for Ir tdsi n.
streets, parks and plngrou :>
I'nli ss some c.immunity effort i
put forth such things re *»• •
lected.
hvcn >n the l
budget for Id !
.Hid iho . ainfe 1
in at! .(Uav i lij
la: _’o city. Bud*:
"poor as n ehut
fund:, . ..liable
ap:ii- i i ..
in. * .i. ( . .
„c ,t fr«;d who
of put ris in «1
nw.se, he is as
•h 1. :JU(O' V.hi..
> h :r: are com
i ts for o her
;>.il ;;ovv.nxTu nt.
BETHWA’-vc
OAK GRO’ . NEWS
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st sjK.iM at i).ik drove
0 ami »y.
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Mr. tr.d Mrs. J! ir.i v Bell vvrat
to Cnarlo.le S: diy t. take f!«•
f . t thr ihu.-.M to R. •
1 loldei.
v . and Mrs. L . tin Ikon
hurt? have moved in'-> the horn"
nf Mr. William W1..I1;.
Mr. and Mrs. I’. II. McS* n
vis.ted Mi Wnltt 1 Mi'Hvvaiii In
Iji • 1 city last M trday.
mda> the Mi S a 1 . id
M . \V. A. MtSwain attended tie
.iit rat of 1^t* ,\t. .'vt a.n in Lo* K•
It I! t. s. c.
Mr and Mrs. Thurman drew
1 i«l Pat v sited Mi s Carolyn
dii.'it in Charlotte Hominy.
M1 v. LaSah Pare, who works
... (lilted Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Davis over th"
vvieken 1. She 1 me to take her
.e'.. Charles, to spend the weeK
M
I Mrs. (Riston Grijil?
v ui Mrs Hershel Da
t'd v Sunday.
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Sun Aliy: are his wife. Mrs
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r'..: .s Mountain; one s »n. Tom
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••olh of Kir.es Mountain; thtee
sisters. M s. lit Oates of Gas
tonia. .Mis. iithei .ie Mitclum
t Washington. P (\ and Mrs.
Annie Mae Gordon of Connecti
cut.
Gill and Brown Perioral M re
was in charge *>f aria igements.
Traditional Christmas
Lighting of evergreen
trees at Christmas is a cus
tom which goes back many
years.
Electric?.! strings of lights
come in varying lengths con
taining from seven to 25
bulbs. You should figure out
how many strings you need
before you buy them. For an
impressive, full-looking six
foot tree, 81 bulbs are re
quired.
Straighten out the strings
of lights along the floor and
remove all kinks before you
start to trim the tree. Make
certain that all bulbs* are
burning brightly and that
none of the cords are frayed
or sockets damaged.
Disconnect the strings and
string lights on the tree,
starting at top and working
down. Place lights on the in
side boughs first and work
outward to the tips of
branches.
Disconnect lights before
you hang ornaments and
never string bulbs on an
aluminum tree.
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SATISFACTION
GUARAiiTFLD
After six great years like this
what could Pontiac possibly
come up with next?
wmmmmmmmmmm The
1965 Pontiac: Car of the Year!
That's what!
We had to rea h a cl -na< son • .■ re alone the i.ne. A no what better
elm • ora car than to win Motor Trend’s Car of the Y . ai Award tor
I9607 I infl co r'd phase US r • be .. v«.r. pccpla
are buying our cars. And ihey are. Drive one and hnd out why.
SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER
LACKEY-FALLS PONTIAC. INC.
_i>! \V. VIRGINIA AVE.
BESSEMER CITY
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