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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, RINGS MOUNtAJN. N. C.
TKursday, OefcEer 7, >96S
RecsrSFaymenlsTo Iristtt^d Grou)
Life insurance conipanlos paii
■i record million to livii if
policyholders in North Caroliiia
last year, according to the
tlite of Life Insurance.
'I'his was an increase of .$’ •
'^.000 or S per cent over 19i 3.
The total includes maimed ei-
dowmerits, annuities, disabili y
payments, policy cash value pay
ments and policy dividends.
Resides payments to ilvlt y
policyholders, life compani s
paid $y0.0 million last year o
I fainilies of North Carolina pi i-
I c.\ holders who died. This bioug o
I tile total LSGl payments in I '■
I st.-ite to million, an i i-
crease of $14..5 million or 10 per
cent over 1963.
Blake T. Newton, Jr., president
of the Institute, said the ri.se n
payments to living policyholde -s
reflects the increasing kmpmt-
. ance of life insurance in '.-uil l-
'ing financial socurity for Nor h
j Carolina families. These pay-
mi nt.t help living policj'holdc s
! meat not only une.xpeclod fina.n-
•clal emergencies,,'but also loiig-
I range goals such as higher edu-
j cation fir their children or a
I more comfortable retirement for
I themselves, he c.xplained.
I Mr. Newton pointed out th.'.t
.North Carolina families avera.l-
ed $11,200 of life insurance pi i-
tection at the end of 1964, com
pared with $10,200 per family at
; the end of 1963. This was equiv-
; alent to about 167 per cent of
' their average personal incciii e
I last year and about 162 per cent
In 1963.
j The IflOl payments to living
I policyholders in North Carolina
I included $13.3 million in matur-
I ed endowments, $7.7 million in
! annuity payments, $3..5 million in
disability payments, $29.7 million
in cash value payments and $27.9
' million In policy dividends,
j Pay.-nenls to all living policy-
' holders throughout the United
Get Our Special We Dcn’t
Deal On Them
Dicker
New 1966 Ferds
We Deal
We Want Them On The Road
SEi; THE NEW
and 7 LITRE
SERIES
FAIRLANE 500 XL HARDTOP
FALC0NS-MUSTANG5-FAIRLANES-GALAXIES--T-RIRDS
USED CARS
64 Cadallic 4-Dr ........$4495
Like new, air cottdilioning, most all accc.ssori^s included.
65 Falcon 2-rr. Hardtop Fastbdck $2095
289 U-S, o-spoed 1 rar.sinission.
64 Ford Galane 500 4-Dr $2095
V-8 Cruiso-A-Malic, One owner,
64 Fairlane SCO 2-Dr. Hardtop $1895
289 V-8, 3-spoed trtin.smission.
63 Ford Gakixie 500 4-Dr $1795
V-8, Cruise-O-Malic, One owner.
64 Ford 4-Dr. V-8 $1795
Straight drive, perfect for price.
65 Mustang, 6-Cyl SPECIAL
straight drive. A real buy.
63 Ford Galaxie 500 4-Dr $1795
V-8 Cruise-O-Matic, One owner.
64 Ford Galaxie 500 2-Dr. HT $1995
V-8, Cruise-O-Matic, One owner.
65 Thunderbird 2-Dr. Hardtop ..SPECIAL
Fully equipped and priced right.
59 Ford 4-Dr $595
A clean car, but priced low.
55 Ford 4-Dr $125
Good transportation.
157 Ford $150
Good transportation.
|57 Mercury $195
Nice for a ’57 —
157 Ford $395
One of cleanest we have.
157 Olds $35
Worth the price.
163 Chevrolet Bel Air $1695
283 V-8, Power-Glide.
|61 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-Dr $795
6-Cyl., straight drive.
160 Corvair Deluxe 700 Dr $495
TRUCKS FOR SALE
65 Ford F-lOO-
Styleside custom cab, 150 h.p., To-Tone Blue and White. Low
mileage.
|59 Ford Pick-Up
8-Ft. Bed, V’-8, New tires.
)3 Chevrolet y2-Ton
Ford y2-Ton — Good Shape
SOUTHWELL
T*’
"SOUTH'S LARGEST lilTTLE FORD DEALER"
States rose to a record $6.2 bil
lion last year The nationwide to
tal ran $404.7 million or 7 per
cent higher than in 1963. It in
eluded $,S9,k.7 million in matured
endowments, $961.0 million in an
nuity puymcnis, $160.6 million in
disability payment.!, over V'
billloin in cash value paymenis
and nearly $2.4 hillion in policy
dividends.
SEE
IN PERSON
PANCHO
Routine Docket
Aifcid Mottdd)f
In Cit)f Court
A routine docket was aired in
City RecotxJer’s Court Monday
afternoon at which time tlie fol
lowing sentences were handed
down by Judge George Thomas-
son:
James D. ttord, 23, Route 1,
charged with non support, tres
passing, and assault on a female,
pled guilty to the trespassing
charge and was sentenc^ to M
days suspended upon the pay
ment of the costs; the assault
I charge was dismissed, and a noi
pros with leave was taken on the
noh support charge, with the
provision that he pay $25 pet-
week for the support of throe
minor children
Jerry M. Boone, 23 223 Waco
I Road, charged with violation of
the prohibition laws, was sen
tence to 90 days suspended up
on the payment of a $10 fine and
the court costs.
Ronald E. Tlgnor, 22, Waco
I Road, charged with assault on
I a female, malicious prosecution
found, prosecuting witness order
ed to pay costs.
David Merck, 27, 807 Second
Street, charged with non support
was sentenced to 12 months sus
pended upon the payment of the
! court costs and $30 per week for
' ;he support of two minor chil
! (Iron.
Gene A. Garble, 21, Clover, S
charged with impr per muff
'.er and improper license plate
W'as sentenced to 60 days sus-
I! oended upon the payment of a $5
L fine and the costs
Mickey F. Queen. 22, Shelby,
charged with no operator's li
I' .’ensp. nol pros.
Keith H. Carson. North Bel-
i mont, charged with improper
, license plate and no insurance,
i sentenced to 60 days suspended
i upon the payment of a $10 fine
ind the costs.
Thelma S. .lanier. 711 G-antt
i Street, charged with parking
j meter Llation. found .euilty and
11 -.entenced to 30 days suspended
I upon the payment of the park-
I ng ticket and halt the court
'•osts.
J. B. Baker, 26, John C, McCur-
1 ry, 27, Norman T. Snipes, 26,
and John F, Tathu.m, 26, all of
Rock Hill, charged with violation
I of the prohibition laws, bond for
I feited.
Subml-ssions included;
James Miller, 23, Bessemer
I City, no operator’s license. $23
. tine plus the costs of court.
' Billy Wade, 23, 408 Waco Rd
I no operator’s license. $25 fine
1 plus the costs of court.
Roy M. Ruff, 18, 7310 Mid-
I pines, failure to yield right of
I way, half costs.
Billy R. Norkett, 19, Comolius,
] N. C., violation of prohibition
laws, improper muffler. $.5 fine
plus the court costs.
HERE SA’TUHDAY FOB BIG PARADE — Poncho, featured on
Montr's Rascals on WFBC-Channel 4, will Join other personali
ties scheduled to participate in Saturday's 4:30 p.m. Battle An
niversary parade on downtown streets in Kings Mountain. The
Sponlsh-teaching Poncho of TV fame is a favorite of kiddies in
this area.
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Harold Ferguson, 19, Newland,
IN. C., violation of prohibition
I laws, $5 fine plus the court costs.
Roger L_ Rice, 17, Mooresville.
I violation of prohibition laws, $5
I fine plus the court costs.
Danny T. Moore, 17, Kinesville,
I Kentucky, violation of prohibi
tion laws, $5 fine plus the court
costs.
JAIL SCENE — British citizens of Kings Mountain sought re
venge Soturdoy agoinst the mountainmen by Jailing Mayor John
H, Moss for failing to wear a Mountaineer Doy button on the
lapel of his suit. The Mayor was tossed into the jail on Battle
ground avenue, released offer he posted the $1 lor the badge.
The picture above was made during the second celebration of
Mountaineer Days in 1963 and the "Red Coats” had disployod
flags ond a sign on the jail. The jail has since undergone o new
point job.
Street, parking meter violation, half costs,
paid parking tickets plus hauf
costs.
Harold C. Thrift. 19. Route 2. j
exceeding safe speed, half costs. '
Robeit M. White, 17, Shelby,
speeding ,50 in 35 zone, halt costs.
Fourteen public drunkenness,
costs of court.
Lloyd P. Abernathy, 18, Mor-
I ganton, violation of pm-hibition
laws, $.5 fine plus the court costs.
Daniel E. Thompson, 19, PO
! Box 423, stop sign violation, half
i costs.
Winfred Bowen, 2.5, 901 Boyce
I Roger D. Gantt, l.S. 306 Park
er Street, stop sign violation.
AUXILIARY BENEFIT
The Bethlehem Volunteer
Fire Department Auxiliary will
soil barbecue chicken plates
and homemade cakes and pies
Saturday from 5 until 7:30 p.m.
at Bethlehem Community Build
ing. Tickets are on .sale at
$1.50.
I
READY FOR CELEBRATION — Four diracters of the Kings Mountain Merchonts Associotlon den
ned a coenskin cap and were pictured above exomlning a gun, typical of some equipment mer-
ebaate ore displaying tn store windows during this week's Battle Anniversary celebration. This
yeot'a ceiebMMoa. the fourth unuuuL uwe taltkrted by the Metobonte Aseociotloa in 1962. The
city-wide promeUen this jeax b much brooder and more antbiUous and culminotoe eu lahltdoy
with a Mg 200-niUt parade on downtown etraetc. From toft obove, Jonai Bridges. Don Dixon. Bill
a. Bxowb cad Hnmia HeustMfc
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