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(Some it void where prohibited I We reserve the right to correct any error or -errors in any prirttM i material in conjunction with this gorhe, Ahe the rjght to reJeef-aMy j gome material not obtoined through tegitinxite enennelt. j HOW TO WIN FA8UL0US SWIKMTAKIS FRIZIS :;- j After you punch out your ploying cord ticket, fill out and detach 'your > official sweepstakes entry blank. Deposit entry at eur store to be eligible 1 for fabulous sweepstakes priaes. • I-M-P-O-R-T-A-N-T N-0-T4«C-E 3-OF-A-KIND game (I) using red & black CARDS CLOSED SATURDAY, OCTOBiR ZDiih PLEASE TURN IN ALL WINNING GAME CARDS BEFORE MONDAY, NOVEMBER^lAfli. r :~A&P LOCATED TO SERVE YOU AT:' 401 South Battleground: ‘ 'T Kings Mountain, N. C.. Nent; FREE Come Shop— hold a reeftrd position, the et’on- omist says mHls are exp«\ted to encounter considerable diffi culty in obtaining long staple qualities of uplahdcojton. "Mod ern manufacturinf^^ technology, high labor cost and new finish- es and treatments create de mands * for longer staple cot ton.” Brooks says long staple grades could even be in short supply before the 1967 crop is pro duced and marketed. “Only 26 per cent of the total supply in the United States on October 1, 1966 had a staple length of onel and one-sixteenth inches and longer, cornpared to a 42 per cent level on October 1, 1965. Market prices are expected to be good throughout the winter months for cotton one and one- sixteenth inches and longer with * lion. The value of'apparel'and: jug 1966-67 to ^lightly more a micronaire reading from 3.5 household" goods -^mUriufactured j than the 9.5 million bales used j to 4.9 and a fiber strength by North Caro'ifna- iflills this! last year.” [above 80,000, the economist re- Although ' carryover stocks I lates. State^li^e' FavoUflBekekf The Nickels' .'KnowzHow program, to be voted on by farm families bn ■NdV."22,j has .re ceived the-ehthusi^stic q^dbrse- ment of two'majot fbthier or ganizations 'ta the I stat^ / In offidal stdlementsi ■ B. C. Mangum, ofJlHe G. Fann iBu^eau, "and Mrs: ,Harry Caldwell, master/of ihb N. C. State Grange, hbye <fhrbwn the full suppqn of ’ tlieir- OTganiza- tions behind the .^Nickbls! assess ment program, i 1 • , Nickels. foi' Kjniow, ^ How is a unique North-Carolipa'assess-^ ment plan whicb cbl^bctfe a nic kel for eqCh ton, f^<i: oi' /er- tilizer bo^^ht -.by, the. Jfarmer. The funds' 'are Vto jsupport agricultural, re^OGieh, ahd teach - ing at North '‘Cftt'.ollna 'Stjate Uni versity. ' 1 I The proi^rajh .'was.'.begun,.,in 1951 and is'voted'on every three years by users of feed.,a'nd^ier- 'tniz&r. The, T^Jir-Btrnrat^a^'- foTimvmrsa^Wes'were Cotton Pr^uction On Ou Faim Is; "Poorb^; Consumption Great Cijitton ' produetio^^Mpn North i year amounts to an additional Carblina farms is-ltifet^rning the [$160 million. , “pobrboy” among tl^;i?ash crops, i While cotton manufacturing is but' consumption ja „as great as big in North Carolina, nrrill con- that of any other state: sumption of cotton in' the Unitesd N'prth Carolina x;^tton mills States increased slightly to .a- use; an • estimated:--30 per cent bout 9 5 million bales in 1965- of the country’s totj^.unilization, (16 - compared to 9.2 million according'to Dr. Brooks, bales in 1964-65 and 8,6 million extension marketing economist in 1963-64. at Nortii Carolina*State Univers Increased demaWdS^frpm ,ci- ity.' South Carolina/ mills use vilians and military personnel sonje 30 per c-eht; 'Georgia mills for cotton products, combined use; 30 per cent; rk-jk* Alabama with reduced prices for raw cot- mills use 10 per ceftl./: ton, are credited with the up- Tar Heel te.xtile'hbills used cot- ward trend toward greater cot ton valued at an estimated $400 ton usage, points out Hrooks. - million in 196.t to -produce pro- j "Domestic consumption of cot- ducts valued at al^ut $780 mil-, ton is expected to • increase dur the Grange, have ^ Supported program ;in 'each. .Cfii«’endUTh. . In reafthTYflfigthe Grange’i support iNidkrts.'^br KnoW:- How, Mrs.'’" CAlc^jpil- said, “We Routine Cubirt Session Monday handed down duriii'g. a routine court session Monday afternoon. AndrciW W. Adapis, ,28, 140.5 Grover Road, improj^r license j plate,, 30 days. su$|>ended upon pledge oui;^wh.dfertg^n^^ 1 payment of th* court costs thusiastic siippjqrt, in, helping, tb ^ v . carry fdI:^»iat•dfthis' progranj which ' has St^facted _ the - atten tion of fAVfh*‘ i^ople^ in other areas',Vf.',tTie'cpuntry . ... Grange nn^ipberjs, ,Uke tl>is, §elf- help progranj ' Mrs. Caldwell 'sajd that dele gates to the. pnnqsl! Grange ses sion on pet... 15 “pledged ,their continued-'of, I^.Cjtels for Know • ’ The Farm- Birbtiu ‘ has' given an equallx.'.pnthPSitt^Q. iWdiirse- ment. “Fanjipr{i.:are.. g<fttjng out of Nickels . for- jknow,,-- ..How much more'l’th'ap ,fljey ei'eV,pit ting into .i't”: couYnented Man-, gum. “Thp ‘.suegessj. bi ";the. ,pi*p/, gram waves like' a'-bantier pro-,' claiming tfuf‘ "farmerU'- ineje'pend- ent spirit" and hw tion to help ."hImseM,” .h^ addedj. “Doubtless^"this h^s beefi epn- sidered by .jnan'y,, ^a lE^gislatbr pondering his vote on ah,agri cultural apprbpriaijons ^meas'urb. And many;, of these la;)^akers, were probably mav^ , to , i^elp thbse whp 'help ‘ Aepiselvqs *’ r.,," The Farm Bijreau, 7-hrbs1deDt explained -that, (‘This-ia a- value of the pro^ani which".cannot’be. adequately .guaged.- And it could Gary Guyton. 24,.1Q3. Carpen-, tor: Street, worthless .check, .30 days suspended -upon the pay ment of the costs. • \ “ Edward D. Russ,.20, 307 Blan ton Street, non support, not guil ty. • • . . • Gary. W. Ledbetter,. 17, 304 York Road,' exceeding- a safe speed, 30 days- suspended upon the payment of a -$10 fine and the costs, ■ s Jackie R. Yarborough,.. 18,-lOS South Carpenter Street; reckless .driving,- 30 days suspended upon the payment of a fme and •the costs. • Buba Wade,. .68,., East .Ridge Street,' assault with - a. deadly, weapon, six months .suspended up<in the payment .of a $20 fine and .the costs. ftoscoe .McGill,..22, West King Street,, assault with a deadly weapon, six months suspended upon the payment Qf,a $20 fine .and the costs.. . i . Submissions included;. Bobby Perkins,. 29, Route 1, .disposing of mortgaged pro,perty, couit costs. . ..Marvin Roberts. 29j 322 North •iWatterson Street, failure to yield be one more point in favor ’;of- right of way, half costs. an overwhelming' epdorsement-/ of Nickels.'- for Know. '•* How oh Nov. 22.’,’- h , .Elden . E. Lockridge, 31, 713 GrOnt Street, parking meter vio- / t ticket ..and half c-osts. i .-Jd Anniversary S-A-L-E S-A-L-E This Week’s Special Raincoats 88 Petites Misses Large Sizes 12 Reg, M4.99 Reg. $19.99 Zip-Outs ^17®® Catos Ford-No.l in sales in the CaroUnas! Here The’67 Fords are here! They're the host Fords ever. New, even ‘•. quieter big Fords. Longer, 'sportier, ' stance Mustangs. PerfOrmance-pninded fj^rlanes. New luxury-designed Falcons. All-nevy,j^-etegant Thunderbirds-now with a four-door mc^. Come in and test-drive a '67. You'll see Why .*" •Carolina lastill Ford Country! 67 Ford Galaxie 500/XL 2-Door Hardtop s L MOTOR CO., INC. 910 SHELBY ROAD BOX 346 KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C#
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