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22, 1965 Thursday, July 22, I96S “a’ **3rd. Big Week-1889-19651. One Nation Under God KlfiSS MOUNTAIN HEltALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. Mrs. Bennett's Rites Conducted Page 5 base hits, homer by le big blow. ;ague s [E R H RBI 0 0 0 0 0 t) if 12 11 12 Putnam in Putnam X more, Hope, inax, Hope, nax. Jones, lofoj th. ME 1 R H RBI 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 ‘ nnor, Corn < 5B — Mulli- i. WP — Go on. inight; (anted I, first-base- outfielder >rth, pitcher k of action d the Stand- Reds atop undefeated I won three i'k, and the i’ontcst over 1 over the s, 33-1, and f the Reds ?ame which Blues, 34-5, lerform^nce, ng a grand- it last week lett of the the Whites, against the team to a PLONK’S 66th. Anniversary 3,000 yds. DAN RIVER Seersucker 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (10 0 1 4 0 Putnam in ;h in 7th. 2B—C'nn r.or. Bridges, Me- sley. HP — fE S R H RBI 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 With Special Dri-Don Finish 48c yard (REGULARLY $1 YD.) UNHEARD OF REDUCTIONS ON Ladies Shoes YOU MUST SEE TO BELIEVE $1.00 to $3.66 (VALUES TO $iC.OO) Over 700 Pairs To Be Sold 600 Pairs Boys' Ivy League Cotton & Cotton Blend TROUSERS VALUES TO $5 THIS WEEK ONLY — ALL SIZES OVER 2,000 YDS. First Quality 80 Square Bleached and Colored MUSLIN 19c GIRLS* Bathing Suits VALUES TO $9.95 — NOW Now $1.00 - $2.00 Space Will Not Pennit The Advertising oi Each Item — Many oi the Original Aimivei- saiy Specials Have Been Replenished—The Sale Is On - HURRY TO PLONK'S! PLiHin 218 S. Railioad Ave. - Phone 739-3631 “Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord." Psalm 3.3:12. On the oecasion of our celebra tion of the 189th birthday of this nation, we simply ask you to consider how much o‘f this na- tion’ij heritage is interwoven with a faith in the living (Jod. The , following expressions will help ; to illustrate why its founderfi I considered this a nation “Under ;God;” “Endowed by their Crea tor”, from the Declaration of In- . ^ , u. .. j dependence: “One nation under j disobedient and God,” from our Pledge of Allogi- i naughty and mother said to you. l ance to the flag; “God save the I ”You are not my boy, my boy United States & this Honorable i **^^*^ * ^ Court.” recited at the opening of ' each session of the U. S. Su- j him back to me. Oh that preme Court; “So help mo God.” isoineoody would bring the real oath sworn upon the Bible; “Our : America back the America of Father’s God To Thee. ‘*Ameri-j ^nd integrity the Amer- ♦. 1 u*a of a day s work for a day s i pay, the America of dignity and A little school boy on seeing | pride and the determination to _I that famous picture of colonial [give more than we receive, the soldiers on the march with mu.s- : law-abiding America, the Ameri- kets and colors unfurled said, j ca who put God and Country “There is one man with a drum, | first, the America of home and another with a fife, and another i marital integrity, the America man with a terrible headache ' tliat remembered the “Sabbath ly J. Edgar lioovcr, and the pic ture he .sees is so dark until he ' has written a book telling Amer- ' leans how to defend tliemselves j against their “fellow Americans” who have iy»lurned to the ways ! of the jungle and have removed their very tliin veneer of dvlU- zati(Hi and all est^^ges of Chris tianity. PerhaiJS you recall a scene from your childhood days when Funeral riles lor Mi's. Lula j Ann Bennett. 67, were hold Fri- ! day at 3 p.m. from St, Matthew’s ; Lutheran church, interment fol- imving in Mountain Rest eome- tery. Mrs. Bimnett, widow of Wil liam 0. Bennett, succumbed un- exjjoctedly al ii<*i' home Wednes day afternoon at 2:50 p.m. A native of Cleveland County, she was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lf^ter Wright. She was a member of St. Matthew’s Lutheran church. Surviving are two sons, James L, and Dorus L. Bennett, both of Kings Mountain; a brother, Kos- sle Wright of Kings Mountain; a sister, Mrs. W. A. Bonnell of Bessemer City; five grandchil dren and one great-grandchild. KINGS MOUNTAIN Hospital Log VJSITINO HOURS Daily 10:S0 to Ji:30 a.m, S to .J p.m, avd t to 3 p.m» carrying a flag.” Apparently I i lots of Americans Imve been try- j ing to carry a flag with a terri ble headache, a growing spirit ual void, a moral uncertainty, and a fearful future because they have taken their eyes off of God. I>ay” and oven when she did not patronize them, she honored the churches and the Living God. It is evident that we already know most o!f the answei's. The big issue is, “Do we want to do anything about it?” The time The very first instrument of has come when w’e can’t pass the government in this land, The | buck. The other fellow can not I Mayflower Compact, began with | do your job for you. Some of God—“In the name of God, A- i the.^e problems are too big for men.” Apart from God American | your government, they are too life has no meaning. But how i big for education, too large for I much longer can we call our- | medicine. Science doesn’t have 11 selves a “Nation Under (iod?” In ‘ the answer. All of these have I’ fact, it may Le that this label is ’ been working o\er-time and our out of date as of now’. Prophets . problem.s only increase of doom are out necessary. The Joshua has some suggestions 1. daily papers will illustrate this wiiich w'e state verv briefly. I’ for u.s in bold headlines: RIOT- 'They worked once; they will still ING I.N SIX CITIES, mostly work. I young people of college age, I. REPENT. “Now th'^refore drinking, vandalism, fights with fear the Lord, and &erve him in the police, local citizens molest- I ed, many rioters arre.sted Col- I umns and whole pages could be added with this note. You may W'ant to close your eyes now and bury your head like the ostritch. you may want to exclaim like a patriotic American. “It just is not so, these tilings just couldn't happen in America." But lh<'y I have and they are happening dai Ij*. You may draw’ your own con clusions as (o what is happening to America. One man has. name- sincerity and in faithfulness, put aw'ay.. .strange gods.America must repent of her arrogance. h'‘r so called self sufficiency, her crime from crooked politicians to dope peddlers, of her low .moral standards; she must repent of the way her families have lot children grow’ up in this God blessed land without knowing God e.xcept in profanity. “The only safe place for America is on hei* knees. ” ir. RETURN TO A GENUINE FAITIl IN GOD. A little hoy on a street car returning home from church, ha<l his Sunday School picture card, entitled, “My Faith in God.” to blow^ out the window. He set up such a howl until the friendly conductor stopped the car and recovered his card. Would that America might halt everything until she has recover ed her Faith in God. Joshua left no uncertainty about himself, “As for me and my house, w'c wdll serve the Lord” Let every true American take his own stand as Joshua, that we may l>e once again -“A NATION UN- lyER (X>D.” We offer you a clos ing thoughts in the word.s of a poet: I know* three things must al- w’ays be To keep a nation strong and free. One is a hearthstone bright and dear. With busy happy loved ones near. One is a ready heart and hand To love and serve and keep the land. One is a worn and beaten way I To where the people go to , pray. j So long as these are kept alive. ! Nation and people will survive. God keep them always, evciy- I where: The hearth, the the place (ft jtraiier. Selected. “Mrs. Alex Adams Mi\s. Sue Krrowfiod Mr. Roy Barnes Mr! 'r. W. Hr>ant Mrs. J. I. ('able Mrs. Winnie Chaney Mrs. J. C. Forrest Mr. James Garner Mr. Buford Ilambrighi Ml'S. Bessie Harris Mr. Dave Hartgrove Mr. Williai.m Houser Mr. Claivnce Huffman Mrs. Kathleen Jackson Ml'S. O. O. Jack.son ^Irs. Lenora Lovelace Mrs. Norman Lowery Mr. Inin .Mauney Mrs John Morgan Mr. James Mo.ses Mrs. D<‘wey Moss Mr. Luther MeSwain Miss Myrthe Alline Patrick Mr. Jesse M. Rippy !Mrs. Amzie Rolxnts I Miss Nancy Sendee j Mr. W. F. Stone 1 Mrs. George Thornburg I Mx«. Annie Mae Wilkie i ADMITTED THURSDAY I Mr, William S. Greene. ' Street Miss Marguerite Wright, Rt. 3 Miss Pashia Wright, 601 W. I King Street ^ ADMITTED FRIDAY j Mr. Bill Brown, 411 Hawthomo I Mrs. Lorena Foster. 113 Cen- ! ter Street ; Mr. Joseph Parker, 814 First [ Street I Mr. Thomas Wri'ht, Ht. 1 ; ADMITTED SATURDAY i Mr. Darby Paris, Hi. 2 c o J. j R Patterson ! Mrs. David J. Fisher, Rt. 1. j Box 33 1 -Mr. Kenneth Grmi, Box 51S0 [ Ml*. Ralph (iiunter. Rt. 1 I Mrs. Velma Styers. 211 Gas ton Street ; ADMITTED SUNDAY \ Ml’S. Mi<-hael W. Bell. Rt. 2. ! Box 2S9 j Marv Blanton. Rl 1. Bessemer I City Mrs. James Burris, Rt. 1 I Mr. Humes Houston. 11.7 Deal Little League | Co)iti}utr(l From Paye '/ J in Thursday’s nightcap with: David Bolin hurling a four-hitter. Chris Blanton started on the hillj for Parkgraeo but had to bo re lieved by Scott Howell in the ; third. I Tin* winners collc'ctod sevim ^ huts off the two Parkgraeo hurl-’ i er.s and had fivo stolon base's to I their credit. I Police 201 02x—5 j Parkgrace 0(t0 OtJ.x— Leading Hitters: Police: Don- I nis Welch. 2 for-4; Parkgrace: ; Gi'no Harris, double. WP — David i Bolin. UP — Chri.s Blanton. Optimist-Kiwonis I The Optimists and Kiwanis j battled to a 4-4 tie Frida’- night, 'the game being railed following I the regular .six inning.s. Chuck I Carpenter startefi on the hill for i Kiwanis but was relieved in the i third by Tommy Queen and Tommy Patterson went the dis tance for the Optimists. Parkgrace • Optimist The Parkgrace and Optimi.st clubs rounded out the regular i .scruson’s play .Monday night with j Parkgrace eoming out atop the I .seven-inning tilt. 4-3. 1 Parkgrace took a 1-0 lead in I the second inning but was tied i in the fourth. The Parkgrace lads I came back to score twice in the 80S; sixth to make the ] .score 3-1, but the Optimists came back to knot the score in the bottom of the frame. Scott Howell doubled off the fence in centerfield wiih one out in the seventh and when he tried to .stretch the liil to a triple, the centerfielder threw the ball wild at third enabling Howell to come home with the winning run. Gene Harris went the distance for Parkgra(e and was awarded the win and Tommy f^atierson, who also wtMil the distance, rharged with the loss. FINAL LITTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS Team W L Lions S 3 Optimist 7 3 Rescue Squad 8 4 Parkgiac(‘ 6 4 Police 7 .3 Kiwani.s 3 8 Bur-Mil .3 9 iaveecs 3 9 B.E Goodrich 910 SHELBY ROAD 7 YOUR CONVENIENT V B.F. GOODRICH STORE PHONE 739-4743 PRICESOF THE YEAR! Clearance Sale on - Silvertowns TIRE SALE Plus Tox 6:70-15, BSW Tube Type Good Better 7:50-14 BSW COMMANDER 220 7:75-14 BSW LONGMILER 330 7:75-14 BSW SILVERTOWN 660 $12.95 $17.95 $21.95 All Prices Plus Tax — For WSW Add $3.00 ALL SIZES ON SALE ^ 13.14.15 INCH TIRES FREE MOUNTING SOUTH WELL<^ FORD Phillips Drive Mis. Edward .Short. 917 Grace Street Mr. Talmadge .Mullinax. PO Box 120 Mr.s. Moberi Owens, 31.5 FDi.s Street ADMITTED MONDAY Mrs. Jares K. Bell. Ri. 1, Gro ver Mr.s. Goldie Byers. 505 N. Pied- i mont Avenue Paul Edvvdaid Carpenter. 712 i Team Reds Whiles Grot ns Blues Pet. 1.000 .500 Am .00) Ramseur Stiei't Mrs. Bessie Davis. 410 Hill St. Mr. Isaac Gantt, 309 Parker St. Mi*s. Linda Rudisill, SO" W. Gold Street Mrs. Clara Wright. 9 Poplar ourt .Mr. G. L. Wright. 603 \V. King Street ADMITTED TUESDAY Mrs. Albert Wylie. Rt, 1, Bes semer City James Robert Turner. 511 W. Mountain Street Mrs. Paul Hord. Jr,. Rt. 1 Mrs. Lallage W. Falls, 106 City Street Mr. Carl Wingo, Rt. 2. Besse mer City Mr. Doras Beam. Rt. 2. Besse mer City Linda Owens, PO Box 822 ADMITTED WEDNESDAY Mrs. E. F. Goode, Rt. 2. Box 350 Glee Bridges' Sister Passes Funeral riles for Mi's. Wilma 'Bridges Putnam. 68 of Mount I Sinai community, sister of Glee ; A. Bridges of kings M iuntain, were held .Sunday at 2:30 p.m. from Mount Sinai Baptist church, interment following in the church ee.reter>. Mrs. Putnam died at 7:15 p.m. Friday at Baptist Hospital in Wiaston Salem. .She was a na tive of Cleveland Couniy. daugh ter of the late Mr. and .Mi's. Joe T. Bridges. Surviving are two sons. Jack Putnam of Shelby and Charles Putnam of Fullerton, Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. Flay Davis of Gaffney, .S. C.; three additional brothei-s, Ben Bridges of Char- . lotto, Milan Bridges of Panama City, Fla., and Elmo Bridges of Tampa, Fla.; five susiei's, Mrs. Joe Biggersta-ff, Mrs. E M. Wil- liamston, Mrs. Reid Blackburn, all of Mooresboro, Idrs. Bertha Westmoreland of Blacksburg, S. C. and Mrs, Bovee Jolley of Gaffney. S. C. CONVENIENCE AND BEAUTY FOR OLD KITCHENS WITHOUT REMODELING ;?£KnchenAid DISHWASHER-SINK COMBINATION Enjoy all the time and labor saving advantages of automatic dishwashing without major re- modelingexpense.Replaceyour old sink with a complete auto matic dishwasher-sink cabinet combination unit. • 4$" wide steel cabinet • Storage space with utility basket and insulated doors • Room for a disposer • Porcetaln-on-steel sink top and drainboard with 20" x lOVi” x 7" sink bowl • Choica of Superba or Custom KitehftnAid dishwashor e Now 4-Way Wash • Flo-Thru Drying • Now, big vcrsatiio capacity Don't be switched from the best,,. Kitchen Aid IMPRINT Ben T. Goiorth Plumbing The Veterans Corner EDITOR'S NOTE: Below are auth-^ritative answers by the Veterans Administration to some of the many current questions from former servicemen and their families. Further informa tion on veterans benefits may be obtained at any VA office. Q If a veteran is eligible for the new GI insurance, does he have to take the full $10,000 cov erage? Ar Xo, A veteran may take as 'little as $1,000 worth of and on up. usually in $500 steps, until the maximum of $10,900 is reach ed. An eligible veteran with no GI insurance at all may take as much as SlO.OOO; others merely ! enough to bring their total GI insurance up to $10,000. Q—1 was treated in a VA hos pital for a period of 21 days for a service • connected disability. Am I eligible for temporary to tal rating for the period of hos pital treatment? A—No. The regulations pro viding this rating re quire continuous treatment in excess of 21 days. Titus, treat ment must be continuous for a period of 22 days or more. Q - When the VA is deducting from severance pay at the rate otf 100 per cent disability per month is the money that is au- thorizt'd for two dependents alM being dixiucted from the sever ance pay? A -Yes, if the disability rated by the VA is the same disability for which you were paid sev^ anoepay. >
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