Birth
Announcements
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Junior Caus
muh 1. Sholb), announ<<» the
birth oi a daughter. Saturday.
Frt»ruar> 13. King*- Mountain
lx. ni.ai.
M. and Mrs James Wilson.
132 Seron I are*.. annoumr th<*
hi.:!i o. a son. Sundn\. February
It Kin;; Mountain hoipital
Mi. and Mrs William Hager.
1Bi’ivi drn Civic. announce
tin bi.th .. .< aun. Mi.nday. F *>•
• airy 1.1. King; Mountain hos
pifal
M. and Mr Clarm c Wood.
fJ-1 S .-ond sinvi. announ.'i the
birli a dauglirc . Monda>.
February 1.". Kin., Mountain
hospital.
Young People Held
Valentine Banquet
Younn |m* .pic o| Kings M.nin
lain liapiisi church held their
annual Valentine banquet Satur
day night and over fit) young peo
|>1< and ijtu's'.j attended
llit'hl ;h( of the affair tvu an
add rest* h\ Re\ G.'orgc Moor*,
pastor of Resurrect ion Lu:hci *n
church, who spoke on “Love-Di
vine and Earthly." Mr. M tor?,
farmer mission try to L'bcria.
Afri« a, also showed colored slides
of mission work in Africa.
Each taldc was decorated to
Kpivsent a t inth if the ycr
and the young people. iind*»»- d;r
cel ion of Mrs. Bob Hull« tdu
had decorated the fell wshin
hall with the "tweet
hearts Through th-» Year."
The Women's Missionary :'to°i
c:y served a chicken plate .vitla
Southwell
Ford
FM THE
SHARPEST PENCIL
IN TOWN
green hears*. slaw*. |mtato salad
ami (k»i mil*.
Tile program « pened with in
Inalur lion* ol guests. s»
an«i responses. IJev. Mr. Mo no
said the benediction.
A 2C and Mrs I»a\il Mel'on
end con. Jell, ire he- on a W
rl'iy lea/: i:em Shan ,\K!5.
M; ttte Beach S. ( Mr< Melton
ia>n- rsne lul'v t< he wi.h her
mo'hr- . .Mr*. J D. Me <. i.'rn re
<entl\ ti iderv :i surrrer;
VA Questions
And Answers
EDITOR i NOTE: Below an
authnri'ative answers bv th" Vet
etanc Admnistrpton to -i.tne >(
the many eurrent quest'on.; f -orr
former *.’rvitr»men r id the!'
fp r I'm. Furtlie- infortna on < >
vrte* ins henefi-s rr iy he < twin
ed at any VA r»'fTce
Q I ’i d Nit’nml Se* va-!* I.i'r
Traq —•*».•« nrier to Jn mr} 1.
ISaT and le; >t lapse. I pm n w
unin •urahl'i hv anv e-»mm1 • -1
"rmn-nv nt then- h’t'hest iPte*
heeau o ii d sah tit « c not th - <■<■■
"'•Ir r' se v r-e M *v I anolv for
insur-«nce when the n <w ince-.
• v he -ornes effe ilve on
Mav t IPPS?
A vr-: If von - *r» ept,'tiil,-,i
that vaur Ii-ilncnr-h'n'v >
on O-t ihe- 1.7 t?*>l the date the
law v as natt-ed.
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s-'rv'-e hut 1'i| not f’ie a <’ "r*
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tn nml’fv Pv • Hi
t..- n-, nrot* ef ■?:;«- a’ v 1
A Yec ’t'en “--d
*n.~» may he obtained at ;u v VA
.»f|ee.
y I am a World War II vet
••ran with only months active
duty. and I was <e parted frorr
sorv ice due to a smicir -nn**rt
ed disat-Jitv A.r I dicthlr t >r a
VA guaranteed Inin”
A Yos. if all other loan n
tpiirrmems are met. The dead
line for Wot Id War II vet-:;' :
Who weie sepai i' I d to t e. .
itert-r ie -ted d .j!>,lii\ .Tuj
2T>. li*'-7
ED.TOR S NOTE: Bel »w arr
.tun ir.tative ar. ■ vet- y the Ye'
. aits Adm it si lion to * >me t
.he many curren r, .esi t:,s f.om
or met- sr: vk—mcn and the..
Hies FVr'her info-reat.rn n
veteians benefit*: may h.- cbt - i
e l at fin-. VA ofllr?.
y Is it p." sibli to Ir.v* r
VA (ten it < h vita sent .in .-ily
liny tie :k fox leper;l ?
A Vm it is per m.ssabie. Y
sli uld contact your neatest V.
.fiec t id .itdaiii tit" propel foil
for completion and prrsent it
your nank.
y I have Nit.or. tl ■;v'
Lift htsu ante end my wif
handles all :nsu an a* p tyrne-:
Jhe is not su e •h’-l sit > h • i I
:t l ire «'( the hert-lic.ary dpstR
ration.
A Only the insured can dr ir
nate a ben. iclary. You -it juI
t *f»*^* *| n * *'»>' • \
beneficiary designation h mi.
t;i to da e. Kor rs for this pu
i e a.e a\ i lu !e <n any VA >
fka.
Q My fa. he • is totally d'se’
ed dm t ; rv\- cin-? -ted <l'
l'tv in -ed ie World War I
I am 19 yea- t old rr.nr'if i. a
if-M m-> th Id Ami ei ip’ile 1
t’d-i -»t'on A -s tip— Ait >.*
.•ter rp »nt !-• nrimevs ta k
Wt O ph - ■ Education A •"
A Mar-iene or m-eo'
hr d has no effect on et* • hility
:f vnu -re ithenvise entitled.
A BOOK TO BUH.0 TOW
w* • •* :■ , ■» MA r$ YOUR
H KINGS ACCOUNT BOOR!
Cut ent
Diviueri Rcrie
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Annua
> i *i
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SIM If II
HAPPY Hi tot
AH the signs of dreams come true arc written !arge in
the pages of you; Savings Account hook, when you save
steadily and save with us. Interest, compounded regi.l t -
ly, keeps your money mounting up taster! Got a special
dream? Come in soon and open a Savings Account here!
!5e paid nearly a qcaiier-m&in dollars
in dividends during tS£4
Vie want to pay mors in 1865,
Account be ok ravines (which v;e tern*- "c _,tional") is
not the cnly way to sa’ o here. Many prefer to buy
chares in increments of $100. Use the method you like.
ALL ACCOUNTS INSUBED UP TO $10,006
Vacation Guide
Off Presses
The State of North C'aiolina
has t.i*i pulillDhrd a new «-i pa-re
u.dc !.» its travel atttactlcv*
from «oash.>re to mountains at
il! sear ns.
• l; < lit *:i of "N nth
i : i. V'.irj. \ Vai itjinland”,
. t< l with mere thin l.V*
ol.n r'tot >,*raphs. ;s a.jilahie
«< nr . |IK t • tiie -state
r. j>. I lr rat i.ti l).v„sjnn, Up
#ai!:r*i-nt oi I'oiispm it rt jsnrt
H vck nt, Ralri i. North Cm
olina.
Harks. tr-lorital i:H ir'eret
> i~.l s ’t s, snorts, igiiloor tl a
• nr* summer tin at res. festi
iN and gatd'ns an rrmr;t n
’i m> V n . v Va. itjonl ii I fea
ii ps os--ntpd iti wort?4 and pic
tin's. These f« ittnes. in lo all'
a • f i m At mt'c O c in 1 icaches
to Saii'Jiarn Appalachian rang'*
wln i. ihei. are the tallest peak*
a Kastern Amora l, are » ih n
a day’s travel or less fo.- more
than half tin* people in th ■ I'.S.A.
"Vat iety Vd.itionland is fir
TtotT than a slogan in North
Cat olina." nritis Governor Dan
{. Moore in his inModu -t n ;>
the new travel guide." It is a
leeurate description of *tr>ti
hat offers the vis t - tna'rh \s
(cation edventure There is e>:
•it!ng rr it is; ar ! n cm h *■’
ilit V alotia t a, h nl the mr>’ -
‘han 300 riles tlii't tar e f' p
ug jed t’lpo Haiti js o*i th •
■ • ist t i the Bln" Rldtje and
Great Sir ky Mrrntains in the
west.
"Visit with ns in Xor'h ('it
,5na. It w'll be a rich and merr
ratlp e-o m A wai.-p we!
■ome awaits yen."
The tvvl ,> V i :s prcnsYr"*
!’ • s • 'f c ’ <v j;p Trave1
”o p-1".., f . photo
"\iphs are hy U vision netstmc’
rl o'he- wth Tat > in ph?
graphe;
>>wjw Bites
vnrpra' *-’t s *< •• n . *V;-t1i ••
It'* iy Bower5 ' ". n»er - -i~
- o' ?' p‘tmo'* •:->o tst -hii ••••h
•’I"’ !r 1 S**" • 1 e -p f-.-.m
st i'-} = c ; i t» •
w *t ' dl «in • in Gaston
tne: >1 Talk
Dr. Mower's. husband if th'
•’•miT Le>nj Atkinson of K i""
’ un: din. died uuevio' t«d'\ -
’ay at 6:15 |i m. ;n Gaston M'-tn
"’al hospital.
S' top rot ring as pastor '
' rst Bsotist ehu*vh of Gaston4-*
t iso 65. Dr. Bowers served “'J
^ rnrhes is inter m ims'isr. He
•ill setved os p-'s'fi*- ef *|>p fj.
>nin church for It? years.
D". and M s. now’ s os'’'d
-‘i: ' * ct H •• d in rjol—ont.
’ s fit -: w fe. Lemma M ss
jCtte.i. d d on F: h. 27. 1937.
' < widow is m ;hf in!-.v of
T-v. If. Gordon Week ley. of
Charlotte, a fotmet pastor o*
’s \I Hint a n's K st ?t->nt's.
church.
Although Dr. Bovvers was a
native North Carolinian, he lie
gan his ministry as pastor of the
Point Pleasant Baptist church in
Pennsylvania. He also server! as
pa*t>ir in Bellville and <’a|»e May.
N J . Frederick and Baltimore.
'Id and Knoxville. Tenn. efore
coming to (Sastonia In Itcjs.
It i^ recoitled that during hi
Id years it First Baptist Church
cl in:r. 1,t3t» nr*- rr vu. . . j
*a.re into the church and thr
chinch, under his leadership,
gave f.V*l.!t|J79 to worthwhile
causes.
At the time of his retirement
th- mi mi -ts of the church drew
up several resolutions m-aWn
the work I»i Bowers did while
pastor of the church.
It was said of f»r. Bowers.
"When he accepted an interim
pt Morale he set about immedi
ately to build up the chuich in
every wav. lie served ehurchc*
• ALL
HOM»! MRf< ?Rc
By GENE TIMM«
WHAT KLRNITt RK AOK
W*! IN NOW?
I m a Iututo
ook on Inifi
o! D.- »rat n«
th? uu
(lojlj wily w.ll
bc> k:i \:i as
the of In
cilvicluaJlsm".
*MMs It is h'l . ,p in I
vhUh many previous notions. I
les aii<l ide.'.s >n dezaration I
-.no I i*ni d’seavded; an 140
n whit It •>! ;; n.ali'v inventive
- a . I irid.-. iu.ility hav?
. or, jivcn free 1 •»!; 1.
n.-Ti ir< ;h sterotypod ar
zangenunts vvhizh were sc *n
r. 1 co many h .:r< . su-h as
he s >fa ?h it had *o have the
”ching hail . over' I in the
’am- color and fabric. Anri
u 1 as ihe ■standard 9 v 12
J't v. is oiler used 11 a km.iii
t any size.
In fiuniFirm vni:r ham?
i >\v it is imn irt.-nt t > u
• ia • own ind'viriuilism. selr
> « :n : and von: iv. nl'ke
■"d t'j'il'r-. So ri’iv >«*o*.’
*re nfra’rt to he d fn»-nt .•
Ir'ng the!- fn-n-'h nr
j vith the re-ill' til 1 to* er
impli* too mam poooie pi'
sale" bv us - ne.ttral o'
nrs when they leally lo\
>• gilt dors. (' tiy m“ tch'l*
nstead of riving wood f;-i
shes a:ul periods. :
A cout ageous splash of col
T or tiip ,'se of a pie.a- 0
'urniiure d‘fferen* than inv
>ne else has used is ver
"on the ri ff - ■ : e be! we
1 arat’ng at:d jt: t furni.dt
ng.
T 1 see the latest pnt f z
ivlect on f fu'ir'u end t
tet id-as far y • .11 »• me w.
.iv t- you tozoniz In and . si*
with us.
M,, ,
Kangs Mountain, N. C.
HEY MOM . . . LOOK AT
THIS SAVINGS!
Tennis Shoes
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
SIZES 5 TO 8 in your choice of White.
Red. or Blue SIZES 8'r TO 12 in White
lied, or Blue Durable canvas uppers
with long wearing plastic soles Sty led
for young growing feet. Compare this
savings at Roses
OPEN MONDAY • FRIDAY 9 TO 5:30;
SATURDAYS TIL 0—We Close At Noon Wednesdays
GUARANTEED
both largo and small. new
making any distinction Hod used
him in many churches to bring
pcopl,- hak together. Ho never
set himself up as a “pi-earner
placer', hut urged people to prair
I and find Hod's mind "
Survivor* aio his wife Lr<>na
Atkinson Ikirt’ers; onr «< • . i> u t
. ion Ji nt "d .imi Kla ard thin
daiighici>, M,» Helen Hum
« -del u| i •aii’osvillc Kla V|i
K >> Mrl)o\\r|| o' Heliront an>l
Mi s. Ro\ |{. Sti Hum of A|Ini
qeerque. Now Mexi.s,. ihio, >is
lets. Miss M Carrie I!, aois :ii I
Mrs. Martha White of Lift lot on.
N. C.. and Mrs. .1 Watson Bowl
injf of Ruston, La.; «*:_• fit hioth
ers, J. Watson. Wylie amt Lena is
of Littlot<>n. Wallace of Noilma.
N. CoL Claude of R.iler^n. In
T. R. of Bristol. Term.. K/rn of
Asheville and Jaeon f \ot folk
Va.
In lieu of flowers, friends u •
asked to send donations to the
Bowers Metnori.il fund at the
Piedmont Baptist (’h rrh of
kmi{s Mountain.
j Shop qt Our (ji&aM) Drug Store i
Introducing.
GLYCERIN ano hlmwAltR
in 4 modern forms by Rexo1! (
feel roue-petal soft c*i ever y
To guard against skin dry ess
tea .t ful women > nve ter-’ned
the ur, ]i.e !.• .uts' »;r. t of
Glycer n rd Rot ate: ; . etp
12 o/
e GLL
4 02
fir %
«• CREAM
£9‘
8 r!
SCAP
,39'
Carr s fo
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Actually Goes THRU thw Skin to Kill
Muscle Poin Deep Inside Where it Hurts!
Qtexalt)
-THRU
Pexall THRU penetrates
She shin to kill muscular
aches and pa ns a: their
source without She
rubbing of old fashions
iJtt-rents'
2 «. 0.1. 1o4^
Liquid or Gci
f Prolonged Rvlief
Irani Acid-upset Stomach
(ftemfi)
B3SMA-REX
Powder
• v- c'-xiy .'.c-jtia..zes excess
acd
• Soothes rritated stomach
lin.pg
• Assists m removal of gas
• 9e eves heartburn due to
acid stomach
• Prolongs relief by relay
Wof.^ *98 action of ingredients.
AISO TRY THESE OTHER HANDY FORMS:
UQUIO.4 fl oz. 794 • 8 fl. oz.1.19
TABLETS .50 s 974 • 100 s.1.79
MINTS .75 s 984 • 150 s.1.59
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE
9 a.m. «• 9 p.m.
Monday thru Saturday
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