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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
BETHWARE COMMUNITY NEWS
COMEDY CORNER
Mrs. D. A. Stroupe, Mrs. Hugh-
lon Stroupe, and Mrs. Donald Per
ry went to Fort Bragg Friday to
sec Pvt. Donald Perry and to at
tend graduation ceremonies for
T V . Perry who left Friday after-
no' n for Ft. Sill, Oklahoma.
Mr.s. CharloF Sinclair and Mrs.
Lewis Jenkins attended a party
and shower Saturday night at
Vm home of Mrs. Rohy Jenkins in
Gr«'tnnia for Mrs. Bobby Vernon.
Mi-;s Belinda Stroupe, bride elecrt
ol December, was honored wit
a hou-ehold shower Saturday
night at the home of Mrs. Geral
dine Thomas of Gastonia.
Mr. and Mr.s. J. O. Ware return
ed riiursday to th(*ir home in
Fayetteville, Ark. after spending
several weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ware and other relatives.
Mr. anf! Mrs. P. H. Mc'Swain
and Mrs. Luther Mr.Swain Sr. were
Tue.sday visitors of Renus Cham
pion and M' - Lucy Champion of
Gaflney, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Lots Philbeck and
Mrs. Q. V. Philbeck were called
to the home of Mrs. George Wliite
Tuesday night in Cherokee Falls,
VIRGINIA SLICED
9. C. due IJ the death of Mr.
Wiiite. White wa.'-' a nepliew of
Mis. Q. V. Philbcv-k.
Mr. and Mrs. X. R. Blanton,
Mrs. Patsy Camp and children of
huiney, .S. C. were Sunday after
noon visitors of .Mrs. David Gib
bon and boys.
I hey also visited Mrs. Mamie
f»ibbon.s and Mrs. Q. V. Philbeck
Sunda> afternoc.n.
Ihi Ft • Betl'.el Homemakers
Club will be ho.ste.s.s to a joint
lev Hoopet
Bapiis! Speaker
Rov, Frank Hooper, III. mission
ary to I rarl. under the Foreign
Mi.ssion Board of the Southern
"baptist Convention, will fill the
Dull it Ihe 11 o’clock morning
v.orship hour Sunday at Kings
M(-untain Baptist Church.
In annoimcdng the service, Rev.
Jarno!- M. Wildoi said that the ser
mon will introduce the Season of
Prayer anti the Lottie Moon Christ
mas Oftering tor F'orcign Missions.
meeting wdth the Beaulah Home
makers Club at the county Office
Building Friday, Nov. 21. Begin
ning the program at 11 a. m. A
(overed dish dinner will be serv
ed at noon. Miss Jessie Wingo,
home economics extension agent,
will tiave charge ol the program.
Mrs. Kill Wright of Kin"= ^^oun-
fain was dinner guest Sunday of
Ml. and Mrs. Stokes Wright and
iamH •
MThe Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Mur
phy and Pam were dinner guests
ol Mrs. r. K. Harmon Thursday
night.
.'I;, and Mrs. Gleon Hicks .spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. P. K.
Fiarmon
On Wednesday, Nov. 26, a fel-
P wship meal will be held in the
Fellowship Building of Oak Grove
Baptist Church, R-3, Kings Moun
tain, N. C.. at 7 n.m. Church mem
ber- and their families are invit
ed. The imeal will be prepared
i and served by the church. The
Rov, C. O. Green will be after
dinner speaker.
The nursery, beginner and pri
mary children will meet at this
same time in the educational
building ot the chuiMh for social
actlvitie.s and retreshments will
DC served.
Sunday wa.s observed as Tith
ing Demonstration Sunday at Oak
Grove Baptist Church. Everyone
was asked tc tithe this day. The
offering was well over a thousand
aoliais.
All of these activities are part
I Ci the stewardship campaign, be
ing observed during the month of
Novembei.
Rev. Russel L. Hinton is pas
tor.
Choirs To Practice
' Sunday At 4 P. M.
' The 50-voice Kings Mountain
hlr hsehool Choir will piesent
: the folk operetta, “Smoky Moun-
I tain”. Tuesday night at 8 o'clock;
in Central school auditorium. j
Mrs. J. N. McClure is direct-1
ing the production. Admission is
, $1 for adults ami 75 cents for
students an dproceeds will be
used to buy blazers for the choir'
''Your secretory colled and said you were burning up obout
something!"
members. *'Georg6”, Mike Kiser ras “Ben”,
Lead roles in the operetta willT^me Yates as “Arabella”, Floyd
be playe dby Sandra Moore asJenkins as “Andy”, and Jeny
“Jesse”; Ted Feemster as danton as “Grandpa.”
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Thursday, November 20, 1969
Yam Variety
Highei Tiedex
Higher yields and improved
quality are two of the important
potentials of a new sweet potato
variety recently released by North
Carolina State University.
The Jewel variety — also known
as N. C. 240 — has product*d
slightly higher yields than Cen
tennial and Nugget, according to
Dr. Daniel 1. Pope, who develop
ed the new potato.
Foundation seed will bo avail
able in 1970 to certified seed
grower:^ foi seed increase.
Jewel was te.^ted foi yield for
Novembei Is
Month Oi Fiists
Foi Bell System
Historically, November is a
month of “firste” in the Bell Sys
tem. . .beginning many important
activities in both operations and
equipment use.
A.T. & T. first offered private
line service in November, 1886,
and cn November 1, 1887, the first
^ difio:entiation between day and
night long distance rates came in
to eflect, with night rates lower
in most instances. j three years under a wide range
-• of growing conditions. In 1966,
In November, 1931, A.T. & T. ' marketable po-
inaugurated TWX, a teletypewrit-, 532 bu.shels per acre
er exchange service. Twenty-one ^ 420 for Centennial;
years later in November, a trans- : ^,95 bushels in 1957 compared to
continental coaxial cable from 53^ Cpntennial; and 594 bush-
Atlanta to Los Angles was com-lgjg 1933 compared to 524 for
pleted.
The trial of long distance cus
' Centennial.
In five tests for
cempanson
tomer dialing began in November, with the Gem variety in im
1951, as Englewood, New Jersey’s
May Denning dialed the first call
to Mayor Osborne at Alameda,
California.
In November, 1956, overseas
service was extended to Saudi
Arabia and Jordan, and four years
later long lines announced plans
for a specially designed ship to
lay oceanic telephone cables (C.
S. Long Lines).
Henry W. Pope, a one time traf
fic manager for Southern Bell,
organized the Telephone Pioneers
of America at the Hotel Somerset
in Boston, Mass., November 2,
1911. Alexander Graham Bell and
240 other telephone people attend
ed this first meeting.
In November, 1920, radio station
KDKA in Pittsburgh began broad-
I casting programs, and four years
es heard the first broadcast of
presidential election returns as
Calvin Coolidge defeated John W.
I Davii:.
I Dr. Clinton J. Davisson of Bell
Telephone Laboratories became
the first Bell System man to win
the Nobel Prize when he shared
the award in November, 1937,
with Professor George P. Thomson
of London. Dr. Davisson won the
award for his experimental dis
covery of the wave nature of an
electron.
In November, 1950, the Bell Sys-
I tern passed the $10 billion mark,
1 and in November, 1953, the
I 50,000,000 telephone was installed
I on President Dwight D. Eisenhow-
! er’s desk. Today, that figure has
I more than doubled, and there are
63.1 telephones per 100 people in
the U. S., said R. B. Moore, tele
phone manager.
Jewel produced an average ol 609
bushels per acre to Gem’s 576.
The average of 19 tests each in
1967 and 1968 in the National
Sweet Potato Cooperators Group
Testing Program was 423 bushels
per acre the first year and 466
bushels the following year.
Jewel, in addition to being a
potentially high yielding variety,
is describing as more attractive
in appearance than its two parent
lines, Centennial and Nugget.
The skin color of N. ,C. 240 is a
deeper copper color with less
russetting than Centennial, the
most widely grown commercial
variety in the U. S. The flesh is
a uniform orange intermediate
color between Centennial and
Nugget.
'Hie roots of the new variety are
generally uniform and tapered on
both ends. They do not grow as
long as roots of Centennial in
North Carolina. Oversize roots are
usually blocky in shape.
Jewel, which is described as a
high quality fresh market type
that also possesses many good
processing qualities, has “very
good” keeping qualities, according
to Dr. Pope.
’The plant is a vigorous grower
and produces a dense foliage. It
produce.® a few more sprouts
than Centennial but sprouts
emerge two to four days later.
Jewel carries a higher degree
of re.sistance to fusarium wilt
than Centennial and similar to
that of Nugget and Goldrush.
Level of resistance to internal
cork is described as adequate for
a commercial variety. It also ap
pears to have good field resist
ance to nematodes.
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