^65 Thursday, August B, 1965 KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. oung Car- , who with Ltring seek Con- mber about supply it take nlnules. 9tie off. • Itt If I8c back •RIFFIN 8:5 19 n tfn 11 n Ic COMEOreORNER /■ !l l L S '.VMii"niiyjjl I. File Guts Bunis Home '{i ' • ' /V i *wood wish to thank their many friends and neighbors of Belvedere Circle for the lovely flowers and many kindnesses of sympathy at the death of their father. James I Muse. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES HAYWOOD SC ^AbWM .IM nvo COLOM^ RED AND WHITE. THE. COdpR.' DaWNDlMa THC GREAT WHEN ICE SHEETS CREPT AS FAR STATE, OF MISSOURI, AJORTWC RCMAtfjco oucovemmo^ R SOOTH *eMN Al /tee, TH AS TMC AIAS/} i.^ute 1, Crouse, will i>c held 'I'liur.-iday al 1 ji.m. i from St. Mai k's i.utheran cliurch of Clierryvill(\ Mr. SlrijUpe was fatlier ol Claude Siroupc* of Kings .Nhuin I lain. He v\as a rctiit d faer.ci and lumh(*. man and a native (jf 'lasion county. [ Also surviving arc three daughters, two sisters, one hi i ; ther and a number of gi andcliil ! dren anrl greai-grandcliildia n Optimist Club To Hear Shaney j Optimist chibs (.d Noith Caro lina adopt! r| a new communi1> welfare o: jeei recently at th(’ ' '.'itst Distrivei'nor. All members are urge(l to at tend and invii(* a guest. Used Car Firm Opens Here Swain Motor Sales, a used ear dealer, opened for busin(‘ss hero this week. The firm occupies the Ki(‘d Plonk building at 107 S. flatth' ground avenue. Tom DeBord and Frank Brog- den are saU'smen for the firm, which also operates in Bry.son City. The firm will offer for sale al! makes and models of u-sixl auto mobiles and trucks, and will buy. sell, or trade. Mr. Brogden said. He added that financing ar rangemeirs are available. Auto air conditioner sales are up 25 per cent. LUTHERAN SERVICE Vicar Ro'. ert E. Land w ill be in charge of services at l)oth St. Matthew’s Lutheran and Resurrection Lutheran chur ches Sunday. August s. His ser mon topic will be. “Prophets-^ Peace Where There Is No Peace.” LOOK YOUNG BE YOUNG SHOP BELX'S tlM UsTf witk tliR yoNBi vitwpoint va;-'- ••' HARD-WEARING EASY-GOING BRUSH-CLEAN from $9.99 Hush ^ BREATHIN’ BRUSHED PIGSKIN CASUAL SHOES BY WOLVERINE Be good to your boy's feet! Buy him comfortible Hush Puppies. Built of soft, long-lasting brushed pigskin. Fitted with steel shank supports and cushion crepe sofes. And Hush Puppies breathe to keep feet cool. Choice of good-looking styles appeaNng to boys. Easiest of shoes to clean; just brush 'em. Bring your boy in today for Hush Pui^ies. Sizes 0 to 0. Belk^s Department Store Page 5 The boys in the back room were gathered at tba services for a fellow ' ( gambler \^o bad pas.sed on. “Spike,” droned the preacher, "is not dead. He is sleeping.” Came the inevitable voice from the rear; “I’ve got a grand Uiat says he's dead.” Most married men run their homes like ships where they're the captains. How w'ould they know they were going to marry admirals? • « • Husband: “When any thing goes wrong around our house I just get busy and fix it.” Wife: “T r u e, but since you fixed the clock the cuckoo backs out and asks ‘What time i.s it?*” « « • Russian television is dif ferent, You don’t- watch it it watches you! CALLING ALL HOMEMAKERS By GENE TIMMS THE "NEW ATTITUDE" OF FURNITURE STORES The uf) • to - d«’e furniture store IS a eompU‘toly different place of busi ness t li a n it was a number of yours ago. As a matter of fact, tin* furni- *ur(? dealer who bas not up dat- TIMMS od his store is probably no longer in busi ness. The days \^•h(‘n a furniture salesman was simply an or der-laker are a thing of the I)asr. Today’s furnituK' sales man must have *he ability and knowledge to help a cus tomer select her needs. Tile furniture store ownet must ha\(* a eom|)lete know ledge. not only r»f furniture, bir <»f diap(Mies. floor cover ing. aeee.ssories. color scliemes. wall papers and lu»w to put ill of th(‘se tilings together larmoniously and attractive- y. Hi* must be able to talk in terms of groujiing-^. room ar rangements. periods, textures, finishes and what(’V(*r else it takes to be of aelua! s(*rviee lo his eustom(T. We invite you to come to Dur .store and tak(‘ advantage ■jf the help we can give, There’s never an.v obligation. We enjoy talking with you. and if you are in*ei(»sied in buying furniture. w(* enjoy the challenge of helping you se lect the very best decorator merchandise while working within the areas of your spe cific taste and budge:, ('ome on in. In addition to all pc»pular brands of lurnituro. we fea turc the famous Scaly Posture- podic. (L K. Appliances, and RCA Vidor Color T. V. We will giv(» you tile best discounts, whether you pay cash, or buy on our time payment plan. HEALTH SERVICES Why is America tht* healthi est nation in the world? There are many reasons, but here are two of the most im portant : With only about 6'. of the ►vorld’s population, the United States has a])proximatel> 2S^< of the world’s ‘rained phy sicians! And. we have about one- fourth of all the world’s phar macies! This means that health ser vices and products are more available to .\merieans than in any oMier major country on rth. In each of this country’s 000 pharmacies you find: Personalized service. Your neighborhood pharmacist counts on your patronage just as you count on him for prompt, careful attention to vour needs. Full line of products. Every oharmacist .stocks thou.sands of products to take care o! emergencies as well as contin uing m'cds. Bu: the number of pharma cists is important by itself. It means that nearly iwery A- morican is no lurther than a few miinPes away from the medication he needs, when he needs it. And. for most .V neri- cans, it means that he has a choice of pharmacies to patro nize. Wo hope you’ll give our pharmacy the ehana' to serve you. Kings Mountain Drug Company