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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
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Cuirituek counties.
IMPROVED STUDY AREAS
Orange, S.impson, .McDowell and
County are becoming a reality
for many families. According to
Mrs, Bonnie B. Davis, home eco
nomics Extension agent, 43 stu
dy lamps were built recently in
four Extension - sponsored work
shops,
Having A
Wedding? yfyi
Call
Paul Lemmons
Phone 487-4502
Photographer
The best seller for study area
Improvement is the "satisfied
'customer the person who makes
a lamp and enjoys using it so
much she convinces neighbors
and friends that they not'd one,
too, Mrs. Davis notes.
Many workshop participants
, decided they wanted a second
lamp before they finished mak-
, ing the first one, she added,
i One homemaker, Mrs. Velma
I Cates, Hurdle Mills, Rt. 1, found
the lamp a favorite of all her
children. So she ordered four
more; enough to provide well-
lighted study areas for ail fam
ily members.
-MAKE USE OF TALENTS 1
Two members of the E<)Wortr.|
Extension- Homemakers Club in'
Sampson County have made good
use of their resources, reports,
Frances Temple, home econom-|
ics Extension agent. |
Mr.. Worth Gurkin, mother of
I three sons, knits in her spare
I time.
I .She traded Mrs. Gerald Culver,
1 a neighbor, two hand-knit sweat-
j ers for a bird dog.
I The Gurkin and Culver fam-
i dies believe they will profit from
I this mone.vless exchange. Miss
j Temple notes.
i READING PROGRAM
j How many books have you
read lately? if you asked this
question olf Mrs. Herbert Wheel
er of the Catawba Extension
Homemakers C 1 u b. McDowell
County, she iwoold answer 168.
Mrs. Wheeler recently received
an award for reading and report
ing on more books than any other
Extension homemaker in the,
county, Rachel L. Keisler, home
economics Extension agent, adds.
When someone as'te.l Mrs.
Wheeler how she finds time to
read an average of ti.reo books
a week, her answer was this;
“We do not have television.”
The Homemakers Reading
Program, encouraged by the
North Carolina Agricultural Ex
tension Service, strives to inspire
women to read more and better
books, the agent relates.
WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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HOW MUCH ARE YOU
PAYING FOR INSURANCE?
Probably a sizeable amount. It is possible that we can sav«
you money on a co.mprehensive insurance plan.
— SEE US TODAY! —
INSURANCE IS SECURITY
THE ARTHUR HAY AGENCY
''ALL KINDS OP INSURANCE"
PHONE 739-3659
HELPS PAY BILL
Having a shop nearby that will
handlo native* crafts is important
to many a skilled North Carolina,
homomakL'i*.
But an outlet that would sell
her antique glass' and hand-;
crafted items was especially im-:
portant to Mrs. W. N. Walker of'
Coinjock, Currituck County. j
“Having a sales outlet meant
an extra income of almost $70
toward a hospital bill,” the homo-
maker noted.
Mrs. S. A. Watkins, president
of the poplar Branch Extension
Homemakers Club, opened a
craft shop in June, Mrs. Elizabeth
P. Sanderlin, home economics Ex
tension agent, notes. That shop Is
an important sales outlet for
many craftsmen of the Albemarle
area, she adds.
1 Depicted is
the flag of
a Its currency
unit is tl>e
13 Bullfsht
14 Crock dialect
15 Noah’s ship
16 Empty
18 Document
(ab.)
19 Lower case
tab.)
20 Simmering
22 Dry measure
(ab.)
23 Otherwise
25 Codders of
dircerd
27 Obrerved
28 Kake
29 District
attorney (ab.)
30 Calls for
silence
31 Decree
33 Weight -
■measure (ab.)
34 Preposition
35 Dash
38 Predictor
39 Dry
40 Time measure
(ab.) .
41 Scent bags
47 Exists
48 Reyjkavik is
-— capital
50 Bluish-purple
51 Its springs
produce
natural —
water
52 Chemical
word element
' Handled ^
VERTICAL
ICity in
Colombia
2 Ring
3 Scottish lake
4 Note of scale
5 Mine entrance 20 Legislators
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6 Not any
7 Depict
8 Sharp
9 .Artificial
language
10 Aged
11 C'olumbium
12 Charges
17 Nickel
(symbol)
21 Not
contagious
24 Staid
26 Russian coin
31 —— is an
important
jndusti*y in
this country
32 SUiggishner S
36 Songiike
37 Settled
42 Love ^od
43 Call (Scot.)
44 Injure
45 .Mways
46 Cameroon City
4y Pigpen
51 Struck
53 Anent
55 Hgyptian
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Dover Serving In Vietnam Post
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T/SGT. ROBERT A. PACE
Sgt. Pace Finishes
Ofiicers* Academy
SAN ANGELO. Tex. Tcchni
cal Sergeant Ri)heit A. Race, .son
ijf Mrs. Beatrice' Race, 615 Seven
th St., Beaver Falls. Pa.. lia.s hi'en
graduaU'd from the U. S. Air
Force St'nior Noinonimissioned
Offict'r Academy at Goodiellow
AFB. Tex,
Sc'rgeant Rac*', wlio rc'ct'ivi'd
advanced military leadt'ishi]) andi
I management training, is a railio
I equipment technieian.
The sergeant wa.s graduated in i
19.56 from Beaver Falls High
School and att('ndt'd th<' Univer
sity of Maryland Far East Diti-
sion.
His wife, Ernestine, is tin
daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Warren
Byers, Rt. 2. King.s Mountain, X.C.
VIETN.AM (FHTNC) Nov. 14 —
Marine Lance Corporal Ronald M.
Dover, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James V. Dover of 105 Cleveland
Ave., Kings Mountain, N. C., and
husband of the former Miss Gale
Clark of 416 E. Washington Avo,,;
Bessemer City, N. C., is .serving
with Marine AH Weather Attack
Squadron .533, a unit of the First
Marine Aircraft Wing in Vietnam.
The wing has been awarded
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CHRISTMAS
GIVINGI
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STORE , DRUG COMPANY
the Presidential Unit Citation for
its combat achievements during
the period of .Mav 1965 to Septem
ber 1967.
Air arm of the Third Marine
Amphibious F'oree, the wing op
erates .several hundred aircrafl
which includes fighter, attack, re
connaissance, helicopter and
transport aircraft.
In addition to providing avia
tion support for the First and
Third Marine Divisions, I lie First
Marine Aircrafl Wing supports
other American and .-Ulit'd loices
in the five northernmost prot iiK c.s
of South Vietnam.
PRE-REGISTER NOW
FOR WINTER QUARTER
EVENING CLASSES AT
Gaston College
PRE-REGISTRATION — MONDAY. NO
VEMBER 25 — WEDNESDAY. NOVEM
BER 27 — FINAL REGISTRATION. TUES
DAY. DECEMBER 3.
EVENING CLASSES REGIN WEDNES
DAY. DECEMBER 4.
CLASSES OPEN IN:
• College Parallel Division
• Engineering Technologies Division
• Vocational Division
• Adult Education Division
NEW COURSES FOR THE WINTER
QUARTER:
• General Anthropology 101 — Prof. Don Killian
• New Testament 112 — Dr. Douglas Aldrich
• Introduction to Data Processing 101 — Prof.
Michael Sibley
• Journalism 121 — Mr. Bill Williams
(These courses may be taken for credit or non
credit )
• Modern Math for Parents — Prof. Annie Puett
(This course is given at no cost to interested
parents).
FOR MORE INFORMATION
AND DETAILS
CALL OR WRITE
Gaston College
DALLAS, N. C. 922-3136
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