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KINGS mountain HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. THURSDAY, OCTOBER T3. T96* Upwaid Ttoil' tinued (growth for the first nintjl^onths of 1966 was reported todby First Union National Ban compared to $332,094,6T0 in 1965. Mr. Alexander said net operat- for the ThW Time, I'm Not Running MITE. R. Alexander, executive offioar in Kings Mountain, stated that total resources at l^ptem- her 36th were $631,157,8M as comparaO wiui $559,6433^ at the same date last year. Total deposits increased to $551,736,- 376 from $485,231,302 in 1965: Loans rose to $356,399,445 as SAPE AS AMERICA U S SAVINGS BONDS Buy your mobile home with a FIRST UNION loan. nRsr UNKM wmoiUL bmk ■OIK* mc«M. DEsnvt sysm moui. KNCIT mSWMIKt CMrOMTIM tng earnings of $3359^6^ ori $1.32 per share were rea}i^ fori the 1966 period, in‘ comtiarison with $3,6571231 or'$1125ipet;‘4hare for the like'period In 1965.5-" First Union operates:-^ in 43 North Carolina. comnHj^ities and ranks 78th in size among the nation’s 13,000 banks. ‘ Agiiadtan In * ' * * ^ y\ ^ ChaichOf God Sets Revival PLOWING STXAIGirr Mowr Farmers have cause to wonder if Vice President Hubert Humph rey was reaily cutting a straight furtow in his-recant-.talk-,aLi»e National Plowing Matches in Iowa. Calling for an arseral of food and fiber for national security, the vice president asserted that the government “had no inten tion of calling upon the Ameri can farmer to provide that arse^ nal at the sacrifice of a fair price and a decent income." Said the Vice President, “Tliese reserves can and should be in sulated from the market place. They will be used if needed but they are not meant to be used in direct competition with sales by farmers." The use of government stocks to depress the market' price 'of feed grains, has been of major concern to farmers in recent months. Farm Bureau .has long called for a method of iiisulatlng the government stocks fh)m the, mar ket by asking higher. release price of these stocks. . . , , < The government, has been able .r5.>i A revival will begin at the Church of God on East Parker street Sunday and continue I through Sunday, October 30. i Services will be held nightly I at 7 p.m. with Rev. Julian H. ! Batey as visiting evangelist. Mr^ ; Batey will also be singing solos, j accompanied at the piano by his Wife. Local singing groups, in-i eluding the Songsters and Gospel Singers, will furnish special mu sic for the services. Rev. F. M. Vaughan, pastor, in vites the interested public to at tend the services. Savings Bonds Quiz ymm to use low support prices—^whlch are placed low b^ause of the direct payment ^—tp,.sell its CCC stocks at low pric^. And has on occasion sold hug^ amounts in short periods'erf .time. Farmers realize thb need for a reserve, but they .don’t feel that they should pay the price for it through lower market prices and the cost being charged to the USDA budget (which in the eyes of consumers is a subsidy to farmers anyway). As Humphrey stated, there is no reason for American agricul ture to pay the cost of policies and programs that belong to the entire nation. Hopefully, the government will agree to changes in government farm programs to insure that farmers do not pay through de pressed income for the reserves now being sought. But that’s just hope now. We’ll have to wait and see what kind of crop the vice president was cultivating at the National Plow ing Match. 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