^65
Thursday, August B, 1965
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*'\ know it's d vacant lot—but the building that used to- U hero
was torn down by non-union* wreckersl'^'
City firemen said a defective :
oil stove was cause of a tire here ■
Tuesday about 1:15 p.m. which!
guttecl a frame house at 306 W. '
King street owned by BurlM?n
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ALL COSTUME
lEWELRY REDUCED!
SPECIAL BUYS
Willie’s Jewelry
225 South Battleground
Phone 739*3791
Lee Burris.
Burris’ mother and his 10 chil
dren were in the houst* when the
fire first started.
Fireman 'I'. C. McKee reported
that the stove had a roll-out tank
on the back and when the fire
blazed up, Mrs. Burris tried to
remove it. Oil was spilled over
the kitchen floor and the fire
spi'ead. I
Firemen were (‘ailed Monday |
afternoon to extinguish a car ;
blaze at 903 First street caused j
by a faulty carhuretor. McKee i
said there was little damage.
Gore To Lead
Oak View Service
Oak View Baptist church will
have its annual Homecoming
Sunday. August 8.
The Rev. Ed Gore, a former
pastor, will lead the morning
service at 11 o’clock.
August 9 throught 13 revival
seiwices will be held. The guest
minister will be the Rev. Lance
Bradley, pastor of the Oak Ridge
‘Baptist church in Kershaw, S. \
The services will bo held nightly
at 7:30.
All former members and
friends are invited to attend,
Rev. Curtis Bundy, pastor, said
in making the announcement.
I KM BoptUi Cir<jM i
To Moot Noxt Week!
Circles of Kings Mountain
BaptLst church will m(*ot next
week.
They include:
Circle 1 Monday at 3 p.m. at
the home of Mrs. Bryan Hord.
Circle 2 Tuesday morning at
9:30 at the home of Mrs. C. D.
Ware. i
Cireles 3 and 4 Monday at 6:30
pm. for a picnic at the home of j
Mrs. Annie Roberts. I
Circle .3 will ineet at 7:30 p.m. j
Monday at the church to go to ‘
Linebergor Fish Camp for sup
per. !
THIS CURIOUS WORLD*
i
^ MALE
ND/EA Q0E$ near ITS
NEST AFTER THA &MS
ARC UAIO/
Women own 53.6 per cent of
all common stock.
Kings Mountotn Hdrald
A newspaper, published weekly on
Thursdays by Tvlartln L. Harmon. Ir.
DMA Herald I'ubltshing House. Entered
ts second class matter at the post of
«ice at Kings Mountain. N. C. 2S086
under Act of Congress of March S. 1873
SUa^CRIPTlON RATES
By Mail Anywhere:
One year SS.!i0
Six Atonths 92.(9
Three Months 81.2S
jingle copy price -10
Kiwanis Club
Honors Members
Kings Mountain Kiwanians
will honor membeivi for long!
service and perfect attendance at :
a Special awards night program :
to be held September 2 at the !
Woman's club. I
Lo'^ion of Honor pins will go |
to Dr. J. E. Anthony, 'B. N.
Barnes, Glee A. Bridg(‘S, Harold
Coggins, J. R. Davis, H. R. Hun- !
nicutt, Paul Mauney, Aubrey I
Mauncy, W. K Mauney, John L.
McGill, C. E. Ncisler, Jr.. Paul ,
Neisler, Sr,, B. M. Ormand. Dr. :
P. G. Padgett, Harry E. Pago, A.
H. Patterson, I G. Patterson and
J. H. Thomson,' all of whom have
been Kiwanians for 25 years or
i.Tioro.
Attaining their 25th year of
perfect attendance in 1964 were •
Glee A. Bridges, H. R. Hunnicutt |
and J. H. Thomson. B. M. Or- :
mand will receive a pin for 24
years of perfect attendance; i
Harold Coggins for 17 years of
perfect attendance; Dr. D. F.
Hord for 16 years of perfect ab
tendance; B. N. Barnes for 15
years of perfect attendance; Dan
[ Finger for five years of perfect
' attendance: R. S. Lennon and
■ Glee E. Bridges for four veal's
j of perfect attendance.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ha>*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
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RED AND WHITE.
THE. COdpR.' DaWNDlMa
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PURe LATEX FOAM
100% FISK FLOTOFOAM
MATTRESS
Quilted In Honey Gold Safin
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FURNITURE
Agiicultnie
In
Action
ODDS AND ENDS. MOSTLY
REMEMBER the $962.5million
antipoverty bill of 1964? Well,
forget it.
This year, it’s the Sl.S billion :
anti-poverty bill. The administra
tion wants to escalate the war.
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UNCLE SAM gets more ouf of
ia pack of cigarettes than any-
bDdy else, the most recent cofit
I distribution shows. Federal taxes
I add eight cents to every pack
j you buy.
! The manufacturer? comes next
i in line, deriving over six cents
■ from each pack sold.
1 State taxes add over five cents
to the average price. State .sales
taxes come to about one-half
cent per pack, and city and local
taxes are a shade less.
Next are the wholesaler and
retailer, who draw well over
three cents from each pa(‘k.
The farmer gets a fraction
over three cents from the sale.
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SYNTHETICS in clothing give
cotton folks nightmares.
Despite the presence of .many
• Genuin* Foam Latax — 6 full inchat
Lightwaight for aaty turning
a Cool, odorlats, non-altargic, your auur-
anca of a rastfut tiaap
a Protactiva plastic cornar guards on
spring, you won't catch and
taar tha baddlng
a 4 cord handlat on box spring
for aasy turning
a Solid, firnt,
comfort abla
support — and
thosa backacha
probtams
FULL
OR
TWIN
SIZE
Ottlcf
$Bi#^88
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MAHRESS OK
BOX SPRING
ONLY $5 MONTHLY
DURING THIS SALE
Not the usual 4-inch foam mattress, but
a full , 4. inches thick latex FOAM
RUBBER Mattress, with a cloud-soft
quilt top. Gives you the extra support
conducive to sound sleep. It won't sag
or mat down, even where weight is
heaviest. Cool, odorless, hon-allergenic.
The honey gold satin cover is so pretty
you'll hate to cover it with the bed
clothes. Matching box spring available
at the same low price.
4* THICK
T«ur Kttod Mntaur
wNt fa — lishliy ana
flfipvlMy. Maks b«a wMh
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WanT Mff WmiT aW. Caat,
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PIRM
SUPPORT!
■ack-aaalfitng twiuMit
wfiara walght It hMvIaH.
»TIMMS’ FURNITURE
man-made fibers on the market
today, tlirtJgh, action stHl ac
counts for some three-fourths of
all fabric gcjlfig into men’s and
children’s chthlng. In women’^
clothing, synthetics have made
greater inroads.
Surveys show that the house
wife believes cotton to be the
easiest fahrie to wash, however,
and that U's the mosj comforta
ble fabric for the family.'
Co 11 on i nd us t ry resea rehers.
meanwhile, are building new fea- ;
tures into their product. You can |
find (cotton clothing that is drip- •
dry, stretch-woven, oil-repellent,
,vvatt*r-rcpellent. fire '• retardant,
and pi*e.T.anenL • crease.
Cdtdh8r Allies
non • commercial institutions an
.opportunity to participate on a
realistic basis; the life categoiy
is self-explanatory; a sustaining ,
membership enables one .to at
tain life membership status in
five. $5 steps and the $1 annual .
membership is for those who de
sire to participate on a year-to-
year basis.
Two-thirds of U. S. citizens
who move take a new address in
the same county.
iStroupe Rites
To Be Thursday
Funeral rites for Jacob A.
.'^treape. JKl. <>} 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 Distri<t hoard meeting in
wr* ringtail.
The pio](‘cl is designed to pro
j mote rcsp(‘ci for law and law cm
I forccmcni agencies.
In ccnjwn-'tion with this new
project tin* Kings Mountain cUd
has invit(‘d Highway Patrolman
; R. E. Shaney as guest S])c ak(*:
rhurs<lay evening at its r(*gular
meeting.
Members of the local elub at
! tending the district meeting in
\Vilmingt(ui were; Carl Wilson,
president: Lewis Ilovis, secre
tary • treasurer: Boi) Ilurlhuf
past president; and Dean Payne,
past lieutenant g >vei'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