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^age Four KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGi MOUNTy^lN, N. C. Thursdty. August 22, 1968 Housekeeping Shouldn't Mti Yopr Vacation RALEJCJH — Dun't lotsumuKr- grt .lo'vn t ' I'n' osspiitial clioro'; for fun wiih your cliiklrcn. It's time housekopping comp botwpcn nncl slay thorp, Mrs. Rozior ad- surpri-iing thp good times that you and your family, says Mrs. vises. come from dcing simple jobs to- Justine J. Rozier, extension home Put away the silver that al- gpthe.'. management .specialist. North Car- way.s p dishing, lleplaee the diiip- p^r tho.'-p eleaning ‘'attaek.s," clina State University. eries willi "wash and hang" eur divirte yt.ur hou.se into areas. De- '.lins. St)re IIk va.se-, bowls and yut.. Founder of Geography Eratosthenes, who before the Christian era calculated the distance around the earfb to be about 25,000 miles, which is nearly the actual figure, was the real founder of geography. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Soil Samples Form Available Th Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goforth, pital. Route .No. 1. Glover, announce Ji.. and Mrs. Catl Greene, 807 the birl'i o; tlicir daughter, Wed- Landing St., announce the birth -i..gu3t 1-4, Kings Moun- of their son, Sunday, August 18, ■ tain hospital. Kings Mountain hospital. Tliis is the .sea.son for fun tb; one morning each to .. „ tlie should include mother a.s well as !;!U( kkiiacks you’ve been dusting living area, the sleeping area, iMitl the reit of the family. .So when onslantly. Substitute ea-.y-wash ■ the balli and hal!.-'. Friday is a the family is ready for a trip to bedsi)reads for light eolored, quil- goocl time to put the living ’ooin the shore or the mountains, be .syntliet;,- on<-.s. j sq.-tp, f.,i- weekend eompany. ready to relax with them. Al.so. put slipcovers on fiirni- Just vaeitum the floors and You can set up a leisurely turn in tin; family room and liv- w’alls, dust; the furniture and housekeeping schedule that will ng mm. Tnrki.sh towels make yru're all sot, points out Mrs. keep your house more than re- t'l.o.. Tiu y're ca.sy to '. ! •. SDectable and your family hajjpy wasli and feel soft and cool to Even if your hou.'=e isn't perfect, ^ecausp you'll be spending more the touch, .'Vlrs. Rozier says. your family and guests won’t no- * • • r time with them. Of course, beds still have to tiee. What they will notice is gue.ss you got that way by jast 105 E. Mountain St., announce the first spinning frame. Short cuts are the .secret to be made every day, but it doesn’t what a rested and relaxed ho.s- sticking to the e.s.sentials, Mrs. the birth of their son, Friday,' Cotton is essential in every easier summer houseeloaning. So liave to drudgery. ."Wake it a time less you are. And they’ll never Rozier predicts. August 16, Kings Mountain hos- home. Sphinx's Sculptor The name of the sculptor of the Great Sphinx of Egypt re rinin.". a ridd!**. Though the Sphinx is re'e-”'''' 'n ?s ’’she’’ it is believed that it is a store portrait of King Khafre, 26t:i- century B.C. builder cf the second pyramid. Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Grimes, Mi. and .Mrs. Barry Hoffman, 2S0v) F. rl :1 lie Circle, annouiiro 120.8 W. Gold St., announce the the lur-li i,r llieir daugiiter, Fri- birih of their son, Monday, Aug- day. All.4a t, 16, Kings Mounl.iin ust 19, King.s Mountain hospital, hoo, it.il. :. and Mrs. Chiiles M.'. and Mrs. George Sexton, -Vouo: . .1 ; I'.uncc the hirt'i of Roue No. 1, York, S. C., an- 'win l;o • \Vndiie.sday, Augu.t 14, nounco the birth of their daugh- Kings Mw-jotalti hespit.nl. The ter, Tuesday. August 20. Kings ■ T.„i- ho.'^pltal. The Soil Testing Division of the the bare essentials of information North Carolina Department of are asked for on the new form. Agriculture has printed new other than the usual name and forms to make it easier to pro- gddress, only, the sample Wentifi- vide the necessary information cation number and the first crop with soil samples sent to the Soil to be grown is required. However, Testing Laboratory. H. W. Dam- if you want to spend a llvtle more eron, county agricultural Exten- timejind get a belter test evalu- sion Chairman, noted that these alioh, space has been provil d to forms are much easier to fUj out give additional informution. than were the old forms. Only. The new soil test infoi-mation • sheet is a part of the revisions » ^ ■ ' necessary when fhe Soil Testing IN6W OOOKS i Laboratory began using compui Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Mai tin, James Hargreaves Invented I’or Readers SALE STARTS THURSDAY - CONTINUES THRU AUGUST 31 500 Sheets Notebook Paper WIDE RULED 94c 300 Sheets Notebook Paper WIDE RULED 58c 49c Big Value Writing Tablet RULED AND UNRULED 33c SOc assorted colors Construction Paper 9x12 SIZE 33c 29c PUNCHED VINYL Zipper Pencil Pocket ISc 59c ERASABLE BONO Typewriter Paper 37c 69c ASSORTED COLORS Clip Boards 47c IQc Theme and Report Covers ASSORTED COLORS 49c Big Value Envelopes 100 COUNT — TO MATCH BIG VALUE TABLETS 33c 29c hS silled 500 Sheets Notebook Paper NARROW RULED 94c 29c Protractor and Compass Set 23c IC'Inch PROFESSIONAI, QUALITY JL.^. 125 cp.rx tour. 3x5 Metal File Boxes 3 For 25c IvlU . •* ; i .4 69c Package Oi 3 Legal Pads 8x12 43c lOc Plastic 12-In. Rulers ASSORTED COLORS Pencil Shaipnen LARGE COUNT MOUNTED TYPE Primary ABC School Tablets 29c $1.00 roi: ADJUSTABLE BOOK ENDS Book Pole Sets 66c Travel Kits For Shaving Gear $1.98 to $9.95 Illuminated Clip Boards BATTER'i TYPE $1.66 Package Oi 7 Eagle Pencils THE WORLD STANDARD OF QUALITY PENCII, — TYPE NO. 2 29c Assortment oi 12 Eagle Sierra Colored Pencils BLEND TO MAKE 16 OTHER COLORS 80 Count Cdoring Crayons FLUORESCENT AND METALUC COLORS $1.9t Leather By Bnxton FOP THE MAN AND THE WOMAN S4.00 tc S25.00 "BIC-SHAFFER’' PAPERMATE — SCRIPTO — PARKER — BAU, POINTS Pen and Pencil Sets Electric and Spring Wound Clocks BY WESTCLOX $3.98 to $9.98 Blue Horse Starter Unit Notebook $1,28 VALUE — SPECIAL 98c $2i95 'V $15.95 $2.19 One A Day Multiply Vitamins WITH IRON — 60-COUNT $1J9 Super Plenamins Multi - Vitamins With Minerals FREE 3e DAY SUPPLY WHH W TABLET BOTTLE SllJt VALUE $8.69 Blue Horse Hinge Notebook ASSORTMENT REGULAR VALUE $4.50 SPECIAl. PRICE $3i9 All'Purpose Carry-All Nylon Bags $2.98 Blue Horse Varsity $3.30 Value Notebook Book Satchels By Blue Horse $3.98 Value $2.98 20 Transistor Radios FM ' AM Regular $23.95 $17.95 A large number of new books are available to readers at Jacob S. Mauney Memorial Library. -Between Parent - and It All About, ADULT GENERAL: Galbraith — The New Industrial State. Ginott- Child, Loria- -What's Charlie Brown. Snyder—Hitler and Nazism. Oakes—Turn Left At The Pub. Ellis—No Man Walks Alone Goodrich—Infant Care. Gabor—Your Future in Oceano- raphy. Curtis—The Marvelous Animals. Bayne-Jardlne — Mussolini and Italy. Rice—Czars and Czarinas of Russia. Gibson—A Mass For The Dead. Miehener—Iberia ers to print the reports mailed back to the sender. TTie additional Informatlpn which can be given about each soil sample is more important now than ever. Each bit of Inform-atlon Is fed Into the csMnputer. Since the computer is unable to think or reason, the re sulting report ts based only on the Information which is entered with the soil lest results. Mr. Damcron said the Agronomists of the Soil Testing Division are still in command, but the computer be comes dogmatic if it. does not have all the necessary factors. For instance, if you applied 5 tons of lime this spring and this information is not fed into the computer it may indicate that you still need 3 or 4 tons. How ever, if this fact is entered as part of the total information about a particufarsoil sarnple, no llrtie would be Indicated as need ed. Recent use of fertilizer Is also consider^'as well as the last and future crop. The new soil te^t information sheet .should , used with all Whit^a<ia7‘at the Rubicon. ^ routine soil samples from the Elliott—Hitler and Germany. : farm, home, gr^nhouse, golf Laqueur—The Road to Jerusa -1 course,, and parks or athletic grounds. Mr, .Dameron emphasiz- Wilson—^This Stranger My Son. Steam—^The Search for the Girl with the Blue Eyes. BIOGRAPHY: ed that pi-oblem area samples ; pi-obler should stilJ be accompanied by Crozier—Franco. Bar-^liar — Ben-Gurion, Armed Prophet. Allen—Georgr Eliot. Busb—lohn Milton. Bush—John Keats Dennis—Johnathan Swift. Fergusson—Dante. Oliver—Honore De Balzac. Fermi—^Mus.solina. Ross—The Last Hero: Charles A. Lindbergh. Collins-Or I'll Dress You in Mourning. | Dclmar—The Becker Scandal. | Payne — Marx. ' nenoN: ..! Summers—The Day After Sun-1 day. ! Tarr—Heaven help Us. I Holt—The Queen's Confession. Trevor—A Place For The Wick ed. Whitney—Hunter's Green. Vidal—^Myra Breckinridge. Colms.sen—Ritenhouse Souarc. Deighton—Horse Under^Valer. Amichai—^Not of this Time, Not of this Place. Atkins—A Later Son, A Differ ent Daughter. Culp—A Whistle in the Wind. Edwards—The Survivors. Burt—Leopards in the Garden. Philipe — Wait for Dawn. Durrell—^Tunc. Popkin — Hermon Had Two Daughters. Lutz—Wild Runs the River. Seifert—^To Wed A Doctor. Haycraft—My Lord Brother the Lion Heart. Caldwell — Testimony of Two Men. Bradford—Red Sky At Morning. Smith—Naked in December. Rlckett—A Certain Slant of Light. Ullman- -Lady on Fire. Nabokov—King, Queen, Nnavc. Stout—The Father Hunt. Cleary—Season of Doubt Ballinger—Call It Rhodesia. Hubler—Love and Wisdom. Miller—The Race for Home. 1 Gerson—Jefferson Square. j Keyes—^The Heritage. ' Plus many new books for young i icople: sports, science fiction and i iction for teenagers and juniors;! ind pre-school books for the chil dren. I the old salmon colored informa tion-sheets. Probleni'area sam ple^ are samples which would re- i quire the individual attention of t h e i Agronomist. If these samples are not accompanied by the sal mon colored sheet they will be considered as routine samples and be given to the computer. The bedside manner of the computer to sick soybeans and dying azeleas still leaves something to be desired. The new fonns, as well as the old problem area forms, along I with cartons and mailing boxes are available at the County Ex tension Office or from the Soil Testing Division, North Carolina Department of Agriculture, Ra leigh, N. C. 27602. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Honicr Harmon entertained at their home during the weekend. A picnic Iiinch was sotved to their guests. Attending were Mr, and Mrs. John Wilson, Mr. and IMrs. Clar ence Wilson, their daughter, her husband, and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Landing, all of Columbia, S. C.; Annie H. Mc Daniel, Dora Ann McDaniel and her son, Mark of .Shelby; Mrs. Bill Valentine and daughter, Sharon of Harrisburg, N. C.; Mrs. Albert Anderson and three sons, Pat, Robert and Charlie; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harmon and daughters, Karen and Donna. Military Salute Origin of the military salute Is obscure but it may have ^en traced back to the Crusades when it was ac cepted as a substitute for rais ing the hat or helmet visor. Extensive Process The production of attar of roses is an extensive process. About 340 roses are required to supply a pound of petals and these thousands of petals oniwmake about two drops of the^^tar. . p,i 'Qm c v-' irnmSt'T***. ''I'm going over to Tommy's houst—thcy'rt hoving chow fflsin for breakfnsf"
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