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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS. MOUNTAIN. N. C. Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Barnes of Lumberton, formerly of Kings Mountain, accompanied Mrs. S. A. Mauney home to Kings Mountain Tuesday and spent the day. Mr. Barnes is a former superintendent of the Kings Mountain district schools. * ♦ * ♦ Kings Mountain National Military Park officials are receiving an average of 10-15 letters weekly from high school students in Saul Paulo, Brazil. Supt. Ben Mobmaw reported in the mail Wednesday 32 letters from Brazilian teens, most of them requesting brochures and color postcards of the military park. Many of the young people have Japanese first names and Portu guese last names. A « « * Mr. and Mrs. Tom Trott and their daughter, Libby, spent Sunday in Knoxville, Tenn. visiting another daugh ter, Anne, student at the University of Tennessee. ♦ ♦ * * David Keith Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wil son of 306 E. KingStreet, has entered the Air Force and is now stationed in Amarillo, Texas. His address is: A/B David K. Wilson, AF I28I5I48, Fit. 385, 3332 BMTS, Amarillo, Texas, 791 I I. * ♦ ♦ * Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hurlbut attended a lieuten ant governor's clinic this past weekend at Myrtle Beach, S. C. Mr. Hurlbut is lieutenant governor of the Opti mists of Zone 6. * * * ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright, III and son, Lindsay, of Raleigh spent the weekend in the city with Mrs. Wright's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Moss. * * * * Miss Helen Kay Anderson of Union Mills and Miss Mary Ann Bluemke of Horicon, Wisconsin, were guests on Monday of last week of Miss Martha Weiss and Miss Becky Hill. Misses Anderson and Bluemke have just return ed from Vietnam where they were stationed during the past year as nurses assigned to the 67th Evacuation Hospital. Martha and Becky became acquainted with their visitors through correspondence while they served in Vietnam and this was their first meeting PERSONALS Lt. C<S1. and. Mr's.' George A. Osterstock of Moorestown, New Jersey, spent Tuesday and Wed nesday with Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Campbell. Variety In' Breakfast Diets Home Drug Safety ^ps Are Offered Concerned that many families "keep your mind TKurs(dlay« OctoBcr I0i 1^61^ This activity, which operates in many of our schools, encourages young people to buy U. S. Sav'. ings Stamps on a given day each Back To School (Continued FYom Page One) and beans with sliced, apples in a greased casserole. Sprinkle the apples with brown sugar. Bake, covered, at 375 degrees for 20 minutes and top with cooked sau sages. * ♦ , s • TOPPING FOR GINGERBREAD For that all imnortant meal of following 'safe ,prac are doing." He warned''*^ aga.C ^Dr.'Mi^lu 0x^7 ar^ t^l- S^SjuS^thT-a!:";: e dav—breakfa^—a little va- ^ storing and using drugs, using medicine in an unlabeled dents t« chectt their home di^ .-onveHed into U. S. Savings e day-breaklast-a little va „ Mitchell of the Cleve- container, against using medicine safety habits now and regularly converteu ini u k riety may be in order. APPLE FRITTERS" some very Important that everyone needs. Apple Fritters are really quite simple to prepare, yet they give; dangerous. Buying and storing an air of something special to the | them In large amounts could in- meal. Served with Scrambled | vite trouble, he said, and urged Eggs, Sausage Balls, Apple Juice, 'that the date purchased be writ- and Milk, they round out a meal i ten on the label of all non-pre- fit fora king. Break, that break-1 scription drugs. He explained fast skipping habit at your house| that they then can be regularty by making the morning menu soj checked for age along with all tempting it will be Impossible to prescription items which by law turn down! j dt'e dated. APPLE FRITTERS: will*e^ land County Health Department whose label ■ cannot be clearly in the futpre. Questions about from ll) variety to the menu and^provido several basic suggestions read and against trying to use a storing, handling and dtepo^ng of $.5.00 -are also sold at imnni-tont niitHpnts Improved homc drug safety, drug in the dark. He then added, drugs caji.lje atrawered the _ ' j He cautioned that many drugs j "Satisfy yourself every time that iirescribing physician, a register- p ^oriiie the President an- land medicines lose their potency I you have the medicine and the ed pharmacist, the Poison rale chances for Savings itejin time and may even become dosage prescribed by the doctor trol Center at Durham, andn preedom Shares -- ,...1 a a know directions for .your health department. "With "^J"attr^aTtWe in- use before you administer it.” I the safety of all in mind, we will making them moie atti active Dr. Mitchell also warned a-1 cooperate in every way with our. vestments. gainst the practice of using med-' citizens In helping them establish j ... a — ——. jp their coricl’.i led.: icine prescribed for one person on safe drag-use practices another without first consulting' homes, ’ Dr. Mitchell c suggested that every! Dr. Mitchell emphasized that medicines and drugs should al ways be kept away from children and strongly recommended that Citrus fruit is always on hand if you keep canned orange and BATTER: grapefruit sections on the shelf, ,1'a cups flour Try folding a can of drained cit-, 2 tablespoons sugar rus sections and several maras-;2 eggs, separated Chino cherries into sweetened 1 tablespoon lemon Juice whipped cream. It tastes wonder-i t4 teaspoon salt ful on gingerbread or orange % cup milk cake. ; 2 tablespoons melted butter mixing^wl Combine milk with T mistaken .for another medi I yolks, stir into flour and.^e ^ ramble it. "II, .beat with a wire iwhisk until, „ ,.,1^1 ^-or said, "stiS it “om With different on the grocers’ shelf. | ly beaten elgg whites. Let mixture Cook some bacon -until crisp, stand 15-20 minutes before using, drain and crumble. Then cook a, PREPARATION OF APPLES: sliced onion in the fat until ten-|Peel and cut 2-3 large apples into der. Drain off the fat and add the! wedges. Sprinkle with sugar, crumhbled bacon and a can of | lemon juice and cinnamon. Dip in okra and tomatoes. Heat and fritter batter and fry in deep hot serve, it will soon become your fat (365 degrees) until lightly favorite. ! browned. Remove with Area residents may call thel ! health department at Shelby 487-: medicine’cabinet be inspected and! 8511 for further information. . old, outdated drugs be thrown! —, STAMP DAYS..- .. ..1 out, especially those prescribed I t't'e ringing of school bells this for specific Illnesses or conditions, "ot only signals the opening which have been cured. Drugs classnxims throughout the may be disposed of by flushing; fouiUry but heralds ^e 28th year all such items be stored out of i them down the toilet, but in no Treasury's School Savings their reach, even under lock and I case should they be put info the Ftogranu key if necessary. He pointed out, trash, he said. Also, empty drug too, the importance of keeping j containers should not be (ilscard- drugs in original containers. This 1 ed where inquisifive children or Picture Story of Your Wedding In Color tape Recording.! Also Made CARUSLE STUDIO 314 S.'Lafayette* l Shelby, N. C. Phone 487-4621 MOTHER’S FAVORITE ’TOMA’TOES transparent tape and don’t rely, on color, type of bottle, shape ofi pill, etc., for Wentification." ; "When giving and taking med icines,” Dr. Mitchell cautioned, spoon and drain on pajjer towels. Sprinkle with confectioners’ sug- slotted *t- Having A Wedding? Call Paul Lemmons / Phone 487-4502 / ^ Photographer I^IOW MtlCH ARE V6U PAYING FOR INSURANCE? Probably a sizeable amount. It is possible that we can save you money on a comprehensive insurance plan. — SEE US TODAY! — INSDRANCX IS SECURITY THE ARTHUR HAY AGENCY "ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE" PHONE 739-3659 G-W Players (Continued From Page One) ish mother-in-law, a role she played in UNC-G’s Parkway Play house production last summer. She says the "second time around is much more difficult since Mr. Jones wants much more from me in this performance. I remember the way I played it during the summer and each director sees the role differently." Miss Whisnant was in OUR ’TOWN, THE SPELLING BEE and SOUTH PACIFIC at GW last year and in LCX)K HOMEWARD ANGEL and FANTASTICS dur ing the summer. 'Two freshmen will play the roles of the couple adjusting to marriage, the apartment and a French bachelor who lives up stairs. Katey Duffy of Cleveland, Ohio and Michael Ledford of Rock Hill, S. C. have had drama (mperience. Miss Duffey has been in L(X)K HOMEWARD ANGEL and Ledford has been in OUR TOWN, TEA HOUSE OF ’THE AUGUST MOON, CHERRY OR CHARD, and THE DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF. Another freshman, Rodney Bur- ford of Roanoke, Va., will haye 4 Jead 'as (he off-beAt French bachelor. He has had varied ex perience in high school, church, and Roanoke summer theater productions. Ed Solomon, a sophomore from Kannapolis, will be the telephone ■epairman and Mark Austin, from Greensboro, will play the lelivery man. Soloman was in OUR TOWTJ, THE SPELLING BEE and SOUTH PACIFIC last year at GW and Austin the Sold ier from Hell in SAINT JOAN and George Gibbs in the GW pro duction of OUR TOWN. STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP. MARaGEMEHT AND CIRCULATION 1. Date of Filing — October 1. 1968 2. Title ol PublicaUon — Kings Mountain Herald 3. Frequency of Issue — Weekly (each Thursday) 4. Location of Known Office of Publication — P. O. Box 732, Kings Mountain, North Carolina 28086 5. Location of the Headquarters or General Business Office of the Publishers — South Piedmont Avenue 6. Names and Address of Publisher, Editor, and Managing Editor- Publisher—^Martin L. Harmon. Jr., P. O. Box 752, Kings Mtn., N. C. 28086 Editor—Martin L. Harmon, Jr.. P. O. Box 752, Kings Mtn., N. C. 28086 Managing Editor—Martin L. Harmon, Jr., P. O. Box 752, Kings Mtn., N. C. 28086 7. Owner—Martin L. Harmon, Jr., P. O. Box 752, Kings Mtn., N. C. 28086 8. Known Bondholders, Mortgagees, and Other Security Holders Own ing or Holding 1 Percent or More of Total A[mount of Bonds, Mort gages or Other Securities — None 10. Extent and Nature of Circulation Avarags No. CopiM Each Issue During Preceding 12 Months Single fame Nearest To Filing Dote K. Total No. Copie.s Printed (Net Press Run) 3132 3134 3. Paid Circulation 1. Sales Through Dealers and Carriers, Street Vendors and Counter Sales 1669 1712 2. Mail Subscriptions 1027 1186 ). Total Paid Circulation 2878 ). Free Distribution (including samples) By Mail, Carrier or Other Means M8 198 E. Total Distribution (Sum of C and D) 2844 3074 F. Office Use, Left-Over, Unaccounted, Spoiled After Printing 288 80 3. Total (Sum of E A F — should equal net press nm shown in A) .. 3132 3134 I (MAtlfy that the statamente made by me abovb 1 L’ontplftb. I comet anS Op to . And we’ll do it with First Bank lOO^B. A new savings program that aetcudly doubles your money. Here’s how it works. 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