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KIHG$ MOUNTAIN mm. lONOS MOUNTAIN, N. C. Tliurs^ay, Ocfofciier 20, J9^ Bobeil Wright's BiodinrPissts Funeral ^Jlts for Marvin Les* ter WrighV<l2, of route 3, Shel by, brother of Robert Lee \yright 9f Kin^s were beld Tuesday at; ^ p.Qrt. from Ne^y Camp Creak Methodist church where h« was a member. Mr. Wri his home i it .died suddenly at odi^ at 12:30 p-m. Odier survivm^ indude three brothers and a sister. October is cleaii-up'mwith in the vegetable and flower gardens. Clear away deed stems and trash from both. Do this job now. If put off until sjHtng, trash will serve as excellent hodeouts fw both insect and disease pests. Pull out and bum com stalks, old tomato and bean plants. Cut From our extensive^V I . X Bulova Self-Winding Collection. Mo iMwIv Bulon b the Uader is self-«iadiaa watdws. Its Bulan snpariar setf-windiag fotor sutoautically keeps }oar Bolen MbsMuiMl — with the slichtest notiM of your wrist Let our Watch Experts help yoa choose fnwi ow fiM Bulova Collectioaof Self-Wiading Watches ^ priced from $39.95. usyBm.ovk*‘r’ 17 Jewels, yellow ar whSe. coMuna*** a jewels. Stainless stsc Wsterpreof*. Lunriaous. White. $SS.t9 when case, cram and ctyslal «a Intact WILLIE S JEWELRY off edd stems of deihlia and as paragus plants and burn tliem, too. After the vegetable garden has been thoroughly cleaned up, plow the area and leave in rough fal low until spring. This will be helpful in controlling certain in sects and diseases. What is more importat, the alternate freezing and thawing of the soil will break up the soil particles and give you a b^er- seed bed for spring plahtia^. P^iU plowing Is specially desirable in the Pied mont and mountains where the sodis are heavier than in the Coastal Iflain and Sandhills. — M yoit are preparing a new lawn, be sure to do a good job of soil pr^aration. .Have your soil tested to determine the caddum and phosphorus needed. These two plant food elements do not move 4n the soil, once applied, so it is important to incorporate Willi the soil in the root zone wh«i preparing the seed bed. Keep sudi plants as azaleas, camellias and rhododendrons well .sypidied with water. It is essenti^ that you keep a newly seeded lawn moist at all times. After gfflTOination, the seedlings are very tender and cannot sur vive in dry soil. Chedc your house plants. Some may have become root-bound and need repotting. You may have a favorite potting soil mixture which has served your purposes well. If you do not equal parts (by volume) of good soil, coarse sand and peat moss will do a good job. House plants require more careful attention now that the days ai'e shorter, light less in tense, and the indoor environ ment less suitable for satisfactory growth in many homes. Remem ber, too, that over-watering is the most common cause of failure Lib Ganlt Rolls 408 Set Tuesday THIS IS THE LAW By ROBERT E. LEE. (For North CoroUno Bar JUsociation) Lib Gault combined single games of 137, 137 and 134 for a 408 set Tuesday night to lead first place Plonk Brothers to a 4-0 over Victory Chevixrfet in ladies’ bowling league acti<Mi. The loss dropped Victory Chevrolet from second to third place in the six-team standings and the win stretched Plonk’s lead to 11 games over the sec ond place club. Plonk’s defeated Victory Chev- j rolet by 152 total pins, after j ^Totting the losers 10 pins per game. Dessie Loftin also figur ed largely in the Plonk’s win with a 333 set while Janet Parker was high for the losers with a 118 line and a 296 set. Oates-Henderson Shell moved into second place by taking a 3^1 win off-Minute GriBr-Higlv- scorer for the winners was team captain Jenny Oates with a 116 line and a 325 set and top scorer for the losers was Barbara Mil ler with a 107 line and a 293 set. Griffin Drug moved to within one game of fifth place by beat ing Kings Mountain Ding, three games to one. The loss kept KM Drug in a tie for fifth place with Minute Grill. High scorer for the Griffin Drug ladies was team captain Charity Tignor with a 105 line and a 290 set Pat Panther led the losers’ scoring with a 12b line and a 302 set. STANDINGS GIFTS CAUSA MORTIS There are two general classes of wai gifts personal property that flaay tal^ place 4uring the lifetitne of the d<mOF. They are intor vlvfis (between the living andJ ttvk gifts causa mortis (on account of deathK strument of transfer, delivery of the subject matter of the gift is In the absence of a written in- Team Plonk Brothers O-H Shell Victory Chev. Kings Mtn Drug Minute Grill Griffin Drug of plants to grow well. Water thoroughly and then wait until the soil feels dry to the touch before watering again Order fruit trees, grapevines, roses and ornamental trees and shrubs now to be planted in November and early December. Mountaineer Gridgroph KM c SCORE 9 T First Downs 9 10 Yards Rushing 167 111 Yar^s Passing 0 20 Total Yards 167 13i Paaaca Att.-^'- Passes Comp. • 0 3 Passes Had Int 0 2 Fumbles Lost 0 1 Penalties 50 50 Punts 6—36.5 4—35.3 M Avg. KINGS MOUNTAIN BUSHING TGI. 18 123 8 115 6A 11 43 5 38 3.5 11 23 4 6 13 18 PASSING Plofar Att. Comp. Int. Tds. TD Fin^r 1 0 0 0 0 Mullinax 1 0 0 0 0 Player Spencer Mullinax Gaffoey Finger 19 1.7 -5 -R CONCORD RUSHING T G 11 61 Ptayac TudB» Almond Hollingsworth 3 16 Smifli 4 16 L M Avf. 9 52 4.7 12 33 6 27 242 d 16 53 0 L6 43 Pleqrar Smith Tucker Player Tucker Mclnnis Almond PASSING AtL Comp. tot. Tris. 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OUT OF HOSPITAL J. C. Clary, Kings Mountain businessman, was discharged from Kings Mountain Hospital last weekend after he had been admitted for observatiorr and treatment for a suspected gall bladder ailment. Thurf*! We've Reopenedl •.lir" Maudie’s Coiffure of styling has re opened at the new location at 405 Manor Road in Kings Mountain near the new Kings Mountain High School. We have been closed for the past 6 months due to illness. We invite you to take advantage of our Permanent Special during the week of October 15-22. $10:00 waves $6.95; $15.00 waves $10.00 $25.00 waves $12.50 HOURS: 9 oun. to 10 p.m. Nga^eV. Cmfiuie of Stylmfi 405*^. Manor Rd. Kings Mtn. Phone 739-5780 EDITOR’S NOTE: Below are authoritative answers by the Veterans Administration to smne of the m'any current questiems from former servjcement and their families. Further informa tion on veterans benefits nuiy be obtained at any VA office. Q—^I have a service-cMmeot- ed disability iH'esently rated es 100 pmr cent. 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