Tuesday, December 23, 1969
KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
Pago 5
WASHINGTON REPORT
Bethware News
The most serious victims of the pay for the costs of these bene-
Inflationary spiral that is driv- Ht;:.
ini’ up prici-s are the aged, the, „ ...
disabled, and widow with depend- Since Social Security benefi^U
Jilt children who receive benefits 'T*'™ Increawd in February 19^,
from the Social Security program. living as reflected in
s«i« r ft
There are many millions of such
people who see the purchasing
power of limited incomi's eroded
bway as prices advance. In any
opinion, action is long overdue to
deal with this issue and I was
glad that both I lie House and
Senate recognized this fact in
_.pa.ssing hills to provide increa.ses.
,^|Unfortunately, final agreement a-
the Ctuisutner Price Index has in
eren.se.l by 9^1. This is an aver
age covering a broad range of
commodities and services pur
chased by every family. However
this figure does not reflect cost
of living increases borne by the
elderly and the disabled. Costs (rf, ;:ff;;.Vwe“on‘januaV’i-
hospitalization, medical services, | •’
and pre.scription drugs have in-
n# In VQPd
itotHattw
M ««. ft«
sTJrt
nW. w
I
h
al days of this highly political
session of Congri'ss.
IjOT
lae with lot
hBrfvertatu
I cftkc
fy. Tum Wt
yitt Put
b ilhti tfa4»
I ieft»t>»*latlt
“'bout this issue became inaVle“d considerably rnore
" in a procedural deadlock between this figure. In most families
- the Hou.se and Senate in the fin- depenoding upon facial Security
these are items which account
for a much larger percentage of
V-im ' " expenditures than would be true
~ A growing number of Members among younger families. There-
jiti."" of Congre.sR are increasinp^ con- fore, the 9'/, figure, if it were to
:*.* ;, corned about the semi - annual be incorporated in Social Security
spectacle of making Social Sccur-; increa.se legislation, would not
I ity benefits a pawn in Congres- keep pace witli the increases
^ '^sional election-year politics. This mo.st of these families have ex-
development every year does not perienced.
assure careful or fair consldera- Last summer, a gyoup of us in
lion of the needs of the program the Hnu.s(‘ of Representatives rec
nor the tax rate of the employed ognized the seriousness of
urged that action be taken at the and reforms in various aspects of ^ The Hardin Sunday School Class
earliest possible time this year to the Social Security program as a of Davids Baptist church had a
increase benefits. Some consider- first order of business in 197(1. [ c'hrisimas party and ciA c-red dish
ation was given by the Hou.se Pending before tlx* rongres.« sit dinner Monday in the Fellowship
Ways and Means Committee the pre.sent time are changes in Buildi'/; with their husbands as
while the Senate plunged into the program proposed by the invited guesl.s.
far-reaching Social Security re- President. In addition, there are Tlie K1 Bethel Homemakers
form as only.one part of its high- a great many ideas which have Club met Frid.iy afternoon at the
ly controversial tax bill. The been formulated into legislation home of Mrs. licwitt Antliony in
House recognized the difficulty of that are intended to improve the Shelby for Hie Annual Christmas
untangling this legislative .snarl equity, administration, and fin-
and took indepemient action to ancial soundne.ss of the Social
provide an increa.se of 1.5'/}, to be Security program. All of these is
sues should be given thorough
study and decisions reached on list church pre.sented a six'i-ial
At the same time, the House each of them. However, I can see Christmas program .Sunday night
has pledged that it will begin „„ justification for delaying con-i "The Purpose of Christmas” fol-
conslderation of '
I Fiveryonc knows dial driving
; and drinkiivg don't mix, but it is
' ^■spcl■ially importani to keep this
: in min 1 during the holiday .sea-
' son, warns I.ibcriy .Mulc.al Insiir-
Mrs. D, M. Teague & Miss Es- in<s‘
telle Barber of Charlotte, .Mi.ss J. drink alcohol al a Christmas or
Hospital Staff
Elects Plonk
Eve,
Dr, ricorgc' W. Plonk, King.s
Comiianics. If vou plan to -'I"»ntain .surgeon, has been elect
ed Chief of the Mcdi.-al Staff at
of exchiinging
was taken for a
parly. In place
gifts an offering
worthy cause.
The Young People of David Bap-
.\I. Wright and -M.argucrili- visited
Mr. and Mrs. .1. O. Barls'i of Mar
grace luesdiiv afternoon.
Slalf .Sgl. Wayne Ttirncr arrir-
cd home Thur.sday morning on
Icavi' after .smving in Viidnam
He is the son of .Mr. and Mrs.
Loyd Turner.
'.’ew Yi'ar’s gathering, don't filan
to drive. Let a non ilrinker lake
the wheel or ariange to take ti
taxi home
worth it.
The fare could he well
Kings Mottnftiin hospital.
Other n<‘W officers electi'd .Mon
day at the atiniial meeting of the
liospitiil St,iff iticlude Dr. Charles
Adams, partner in McCill Clinic,
vice chief, and I)r Oary Man.eum,
drover physieian, secretnry-lreas-
uref.
1
improvements
Lefpals I;
NOTICE or FORECLOSURE?
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
CLEVELAND COUNTY
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION
OF
THE BURGER BARN
CORPORATION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that'
lowed by treats for everyone at
j tending.
I Davids Chureh will Itave a Ves
I per Service at 7
.Sunday dinner gui'sts of Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Bell were Mr. and
.Mrs. Jolin Si'iiter of Gastonia, Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Patterson &- tiina
Lee. Mrs. .Sam Bell & Gail.
sidoration of Sm-ial Security
.Articles of Dissolution of The,
Burger Barn Corporation, a North a
Carolina corporation were filed in ‘’onsidered. Even as things stand
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of the I ,he seevtary of State ‘‘ a'Wtth'ial benefit.s
.Mr. and Mrs. Midvin Wright
spent the weekend with Mr. attil
p.m. Christmas, virs. t’arl Armstrong of Sutntei,
S. C. going esiMVitilly to see Hieir
new grand-hahy. Carol, daughler;
of .Ml. and .Mrs. .\rm.strong. .Mrs. |
Arm.stning is tlie former Mi.ss |
Carol Wiight.
m-
are
of North Carolina on the 12th day
imtAtion
la-mi .
SSter, S. C.
373-3956
r«r 9ids
HOONTAIN.
UK4
i CHASSIS
13'Ui, sealed
TTRE APFA
be furnikhed
gs MpunUIji
e received ^
i of Comrais
fi of Kinst
tollna at tn«
until. 6.-3C
lary 13, 197t
win be pub-
I. InstiuetioBr
and. oocnpletc
i equifirnent
desired may
Office of tlw
le Munic^'
>eu)ar office
trves the right
I proposals.
.Jr.
.'oi
vlk
7*ft1l
tac
power of sale contained in a cer
tain deed of trust executed by xovember "'1969, 'and that aU
creditors of and claimants against
r-“.7- - - fft* TRICIA GOODE, dated the 12th corporation are required to
people of the country who must situtition that had developed and November, 196.S, and ly. p^pj-put their respective claims
oordwi in B'xjk 759 at Page 81 in and demands immediately in writ-
'.! would not actually reach the peo-
Mrs. .Moffatt Seism. Julie Seism
iind .Miss I'eggy Bluiilon visited
-Mr. and .Mrs. Carl Armstrong and
Carol in Sumter, S. C. Sunday.
WANT ADS
HOUSE AND LOT
,14;: A
Two bedroom house with lot. Water available. From Grover
take 226 North to .second paved road past Hardin’s Grocery. Turn
left, go one block, turn right. Bear left at forks, turn right on
dirt road at crest of hill. Hou.se on left one-half mile.
For further information, call Collect 392-4202, Charlotte, N. C.
8 to 10 a.m. Daily; evenings call Chester, S. C. Area Code 803,
377-3855.
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CRAFTSPUN YARNS CO.
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tlB;,
Excellent openings available for experienced or
unexperienced in our carding, spinning and winding
departments.
Excellent training programs available for persons
without textile experience.
Good benefit program including company paid
holidays.
Apply between 8 a.ip - 5 p.m. Monday • Friday
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
CRAFTSPUN YARNS CO.
KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
“An Eqqual Opportunity Employer”
969
osit requj
nountins
ieposit {.
lifted f
S. money _
s requited bj
G. S. 143-129
o bid propo.s
12:18-2;
40TICE
as Execute'
Id Testamor
Butterworth
lotify all per
against he
e same wit'
)r before Juti'
dice will W
ly recovery,
of Decembe '
ricuip
.'*d
iti-
itterworth,
ttomeys
12:lf—1;
nCE
Truck for
Auction f
tin City Boan
tale at publll
I
WANTED - TWO EMPLOYEES
For sewage department. Hospitalization insur
ance, retirement plan, six paid holidays yearly.
vacation, sick leave.
Apply at
MAYOR'S OFFICE
CITY OF KINGS MOUNTAIN
Fury II
:es and
Radio, ‘Wits
tmatic Trans-
19,000 miles.
on Pick Up -•
ive Traction^-
les. Color m
or — Straight
— Body Good
lucted Satur
9 at the King-
tool at lOUH)
Statues 116
ly to this sale
Education rc-
o refuse any
confirmatio'i
■ Kings Moun-
Education at
ily meetinp.
1969. Highest
tired a IO4,
it the time of
re at the time
•h shall be no
from date of
formation —
, Superlntend-
12:23—1:14
I YOU INOW VE HAVE INVALID AND HOSPITAL EQUVHBa
BOTH FOR SALE OK FOB RENT?
1
CRl/TX»ES AND CANS
HOSPITAL BEDS
WHEEL CHAM
PLUS
MANY OTHER
TYPES OF
CONVALESCENT
EQUIPMENT
WALKERSmi
KINGS MOUNTAIN
DRUG COMPANY
.tmF CITYS MOOrRM STOt-E
PHONE 739-2571
fiiiivliiiimi
ULTS
1. I
r
the Office of tlie Register of with the coriioration .so they
Deisls for Ckweland County, N. proceed to collect its assets,
t ., default having been made in convey and dispose of its proper-
the payment of the indebtedness jjpg pay, satisfy and discharge its
thereby -secured, and said deed of liabilities and obligations and do tired people or who has discus.sed
trust being by the terms thereof all other acts required to liqui- the cimcum.stances they are im-
ple who need them until several
months have pa.ssed in 1970 be-
cau.se of the enormous adminis
trative problem of recomputing!
25 million Social Sc'curity ac- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Green were
counts and preparing the actual called lo the homi' ol .Vlrs. Mae
chi>cks. I Lewis of Rulherfoidton -Saturday
Anyone who has taken the night due to tlie death of .Mr.
lime to visit in the homes of re- Harold Morgan. Mr. .Morgan was
an uncle of Fred Green. Mr. and
Mrs. Grt'en also altended Itii- lu-
subjesrt to foreclosure, the under- date its business and affairs. countering will understand the nornl for Mr. .Morgan lU (.ilkey
signed Trustee will offer for sale This 20th day of November, 1969. degree of hardship that common-1 baptist ( liurch. Gilkey. S. ( . .Sun
THE BURGER BARN ly exists today. Strong efforts are | nftcrix'on.
CORPORATION 1 being made now to put the na-;
120 York Road i tion's fiscal hou.se in ordc'r and
Kings Mountain, North ' reduce the head of steam that
Carolina : inflation has built up in our i-con-
11:27-12:18! oimy. It is essential that we pur-
; sue these new policies vigorously.
a public auction to the highe.st |
bigger for cash, at the Courthouse
door.in Shelby, North Carolina, on
the 6th day of January, 1970, at
11:00.4.M., the property conveyed
in said deed of trust, the same ly
ing and being in Number Four'
Township, Cleveland County,
WANTED
Turbo Operators
Twister Tenders
One PIN DRAFTER SECTION MAN
Excellent Pay and Benefits
Plus Full Operating Schedule
Apply Personnel Office of
McNeill Spinning Company
(Old Gambrill Mill Building)
Bessemer City, N. C.
USDA IN.SPEtTEI) "SUI'EK RlGH'l tlR.MIK .\
North Carolina, and more particu- Frances Dye by dc'cd dated 28th
larly described as follows: day of March, 1946 and now on
BEGINNING at an iron stake in record in the Office of the Regis-
the Southern margin of the Tin ter of Deeds for Cleveland Coun- ■
.Mine Gravel Road, Ethel Burris’s' ty in Book 5-0 atPage 386.
Northwestern corner and runs. For reference .see deed from
thence with her line S, 40 deg. W.! Willmar Dye, et al to Timothy
125 feet to a stake, a new corner; Goode and wife, Patricia Goode
thence a new line S. 60 deg. 30 dated September 9, 19.57 now on
min. E. 65 feet to a stake, a new record in the Cleveland County-
corner; thence a new line N. 38 Registry in Book 8 E at Page 483.
deg. E. 124 feet to a stake In a | This sale will be made subject
culvert in the Southern margin of to all prior liens and encumbranc-
the Tin Mine Road; thence along es, and unpaid taxes and assess-
the margin of the Tin Mine Road | ments for paving, if any.
N. 60 deg. 30 min. W. 58 feet to; This 9th day of December, 1969.
the BEGINNLNG, and being a part GEORE B. THOMASSON
I of the land conveyed by J. O. | Trustee
' Plonk, et al to Ned Dye and wife,' 12:11—1:1
REGISTER TODAY
Immediate Openings In
IBM KEY PUNCH & VERIFIER
or
BASIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
DIPLOMA COURSES
Beginning Mon., Jan. 5, 1970
General Business 9 Mos. — Stenographic 9Mos.
Junior Accounting 12 Mos. — Secretarial 12 Mos.
SOUTHERN BUSINESS COLLEGE
305 N. LaFayette St.. Shelby, N. C.
Phones: 487-9073 — 487-5857
.\.s part of the process, it is neees-
sary that we hold down govern
ment .spending and that we cut i
expenditures in many programs
which the Federal government
finances. However, it is entirely
unfair to expect Social,'Security
beneficiaries lo bear such a dis
proportionate share of this bur
den. That is why I have very
strongly supported the 15'; in
crease in benefits as passed by
the House. It is also why I sup
port President Nixon’s proposal
that we provide for auto|natic in
creases in Social Security benefits
when the cost of living rises. This
is the only way we can deal fair
ly with our retired and disabU-d
people and take tlie stigma of
politics out of this que.stion.
Turkeys
1 <MT'
16-22 LR
LB.
39c
Hen
1(1 'll 11 I.B.
Ai.'iagi-
I.i;.
43c
.4 & P SELF-BA.STING USDA GRADE “A”
TURKEY
Tom
• .-22
UJ.
49c
hen
12 16
Ld.
SHIPPING CLERK — Capable, ma-1
ture. and responsible man need
ed in this key po.sition. Person
must have supervisory poten
tial. Concept Furniture Corp.,
Kings .Mountain. N. C. 12:23
FOR SALE — 1950 Chevrolet Pick- .
Up Truck. Good tires, good
brakes, etc. Priced $250. Call '
739-44,32 after 6 p.m. 11:27tfn ;
i
"SUPER-RIGHT" FROZEN
CHOPPED BEEF STEAKS
2-Lb.
Pkg,
$1.49
COUNTRY TREAT EXTRA LEAN
WHOLE HOG SAUSAGE
I Lb
Roll
'SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY HE/WY CORN-FED BEEF
STIA
SIRLOIN
STEAK
Lb.
n
09
PORTERHOUSE
OR
T-BONE
Lb.
‘-.SUPER-RIGHT
koW MUCH ARE YOU
PAYING FOR INSURANCE?
Probably a sizeable amount. It is possible that we can savt
you money on a comprehensive insurance plan.
— SEE US TODAY! —
INSURANCE IS SECTTBlTr
THE ABTHUR HAY AGENCY
“ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE"
PHONE 739-3659
Permanent and
Temporary
HELP NEEDED
Immediate Openings
For Plant Mechanics and
Maintenance Men,
Welding Experience
Desired
Contact Personnel Office
LITHIUM
CORPORATION OF
AMERICA
Phone 629-2282
Bessemer City, N. C.
“Eguol Opportunity Em
ployer"
HAM
QUALITY GOI'T. IN.-^PKCTED IMS LB. AVT,.
• Wholi
• .Shank Half
• Butt Portion
LB.
69c
Bi ■ rr
HALF
i.f;.
75c
GET A
MINK
STOLE
FBOM
OAKWOOD
FOR A LIMITED TIME WITH THE
PURCHASE OF ANY NEW MOBILE HOME
homes
BUY NOW
SNOW WHITE
!’ortion.‘<. l.b.
.«iian'K 59c
t(”i:e- SI.09
Cen. SI ires
$1.19
Ham Slired
73c
CAULIFLOWER
ALL PURPOSE
FRESH CARROTS
Each
Head
SAVE 10c MARVEL BRAND - ALL FLAVORS
ICE CREAM
1/2-Gal
Ctn.
GREAT GIANT EARLY JUNE LESEUER
PEA
17-Oz.
Can
WONDERFOIL
FOIL WRAP
12”x25'
Roll
19c
GREEN GIANT SALE!
• 12-OZ. CAN—NIBLETS
GOLDEN CORN
• 17-OZ. CAN—GOLDEN
CREAM STYLE CORN
• 16-oz. Con FRENCH STYLE or KITCHEN SLICED
GREEN BEANS
4z88(
Prices In This Ad Effec. Thru Sot. Dec. 27th.
f??: _
¥tHir Greatmt Vutm
REG. 2 CANS 53c
S
JANE TARKER
FRUIT CAKE
% fruif aff4 for ’Gift tUvin/f'
dR A P «i« vtiu huj- oi'ite Fruit Cake!