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Page 6 KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. Thursday, February 12, 1970 Thur ALL SEATS 50c ALL AGES—ALL SHOWS "Bring the Entire Family" Jhe"! -♦theatre*-^ Phone 739-217S Shows Daily 3 .S-7-9 Saturday l-3-b-7'9 Sunday 1 ;30-3:30-9:00 WED. THRU SAT. WAHB, RULER OF THE ROCKIES! % h}/- V'l, SUN. THRU V, Ml <M ' ' ' I Jim Brown Georqe Kennedy Fredric Morch „ foiijvt.lsn endb'uhOLf.)or ADULT ONLY—LATE SHOW Friday & Saturday Nite 10:30 P. M. One Show Only "MUTHERS- Rated (X) All Seats Sl.OO COMING SOON "Medium Cool" "Hercules In New York" Bethware News Mi’. ;ir..l Mrs. FichI .iictui M'l'l' VisilOlS (if .Ml, IlM'l .M/s. Ti.mhliM .n .S(,ii.(l.ih' .Sui n'. ■ \. .M.s. Hill Willis .in<l ’I'ini nf 'iiaii.ilii' s|:<'nt .Miinil.iy with \l;.s. D.ivid flililions and diuiily. ■Mr.s. Hay ('ai |)( liter and .Mi.ss !). bhle C.ii'))('nl('r are horn.- aft- -r heir pal enis in (ia.stnii Vleino. iai llospilal for .si'ver.tl .\'e( ks. .Mrs. i'ai.les .M. Fi.dier .Ir. .real In ..Miami, I-,a, Mniul ■ hy lane for an nve.nigllt visit vvilll lier tliildri'n. .Mr. and .Mrs. Jim !•'slirr and -Mr. and Mrs. Cllenn 'A'erner an,I ehililren. .M.s. Fish- ■r leliirned 'I'liesday an t her lister, .Mrs. Kdna .Matthews, eanie Imriie with her for a few , d.iys visit. Mrs. .Matthews re- llu.ned In lier home in .Miami iS. nday by plane. ; -Mis. Johnny .MtKinmy and ithildien vislteil Rev. and .Mrs, De.in Cnff<y and Id.Tiily nf Falls- I ton .Sunday afternnnn. The Inlerinediates of David Baptist Church will entertain ' till* a lilts lit) and above at a I "Sweetheart Kan(|uet”. The event will be Feb. Mth at r> p.m. at 'tile Fellowship buildiii}' at Dav- d IJaplist Cliuich. Oak Grove Uaplist church hud I a W..M.U. .Study Course Tuesday . night at the church. .Mrs. Ray ! Caij , mter was the ti-acher. ' Mr. and .Mrs. Kmmett Green and children had supper w'ith Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Green Sun, Helenas Beauty Salon announces the dealership for ReiaXaway “3LIM-GYM’’ LADIES LOSE A DRESS SIZE In Inst Two Weeks MEN LOSE TWO BELT NOTCHES 111 lust Two Weeks "Takes OFF Inches" 'Exercises WHOLE Body* ''World's Easiest Method of Active Exercise" The aniMzhi^' IIKL.AXAVV’AV—SLIM GYM uses the vvoi<iht of the t)o(ly itself for lev(*rn.L^e to make active exorcise simple and easy. Thus, the body works ff)r y.»u as a livinj', vibrant force instead of as a di'ad W(M;»ht working; against you. It is this unique lev(*rage principk* that makes the “SLIM GYM" such a simple and eas\ way lo i*.\(*rcise. Call 739-2321 for Demonstartion I clay night. ' A apccial mcciiiiK of W..M,U. Loadc.s and members, G. A. Lea.ier.s and Sunls'am VVorkeis was held at David B.iptist church Tuesday night. .Mrs. Dwight Lc“ci- belter, our assnciational W.M.U. Dirc'ctor, wa.s guest speaker. •Mists Shirley Dianne .Southards, I bride-elect of Boyce Raofoid i White, Jr., was honored Friday , night at a drop-in Brida] Shower . held in the Fellowship bmilding 01 David Baptist chuix-h. Hostesses were memixirs of I the GolJen Cirele and was deeo- , .-ated with a central a.nange- rnent of pink snaixlragpns. ‘ Pink and vvhite cakes were ] served with pun,ili, nuts, and mints. ' The honoree was given a white i iiouide,- corsage' wh ch she I wore with her wine part., dress. Tile 2.5 giicsis showered the bride wi h miscellaneous hou.se- hold gifts. The IJfthwaie Republican pre- •inct meeting was held at the home c‘ Mr. and Mrs. Charles M, Fisher, Jr. Jan. 31. And the tciiovving olficers were elected. Chairman Gone Hoyle; Viev Gliairman .Mrs. Chailes .M. Fisher, Jr.; Advisory Members Mrs. Biamson Harmon, Harold Herndon, and Buford Wauv Judges Mix Harold Horn- ;lcn. Assistant Judges .Mrs. Sill Babb and William Wril lit. Plan Menus When Buying R.ALEIGH — When shopping for food, do you go about it in an organized way? Or are you an Impulse huyc'r who meanders up and down the aisles, bu.ving what ever catchi" your fancy? Mrs. Rubby Uzzle, exten.sion con sumer marketing economist, North Carolina Stale University, suggests you start your shopping at home by planning rhenu.s. "Be sure to include foods from the tour food groups — meats, milk, fruits and ’ vegetables, and breads and ce- ' reals," .she advises. After you've planaed your menus, cheek to see what foods you have on hgnd. Tlien make out .vour shopping li.st, listing the Rents needed in the order that , you’ll find them in the .seU-.ser- vice store where you shop. I -Meats take a large amount of I the fo.bd budget and can make a real difference in the amount of ! money you spend tor tooil. The price PIT pound docs not tell the w'liole story. You have to consider the amount of fat and bone in each meat cut. "Don't overlook poultry and fish,” Mrs. Uzzle points out. "Also, clu'e.se, eggs and dry beans are good alternates lor meat.' Here Are Tips 1 o Plant Roses By ARTHUR BILTCUFFE In the canned and packaged foods ileiiartmonf, elieek tlie luini- ber of ounces and the price. Von can m.ike large sivings if y.iu shop carefully. Usually the small er cans are tlie imost expensive. But if one or two servings will moel your family’s need.s. tlien the small package may be most eco nomical for yon. Clioiise fresh friiils and vege tables for quality — keeping in mind that tho.se in .season will p.-ohably have lower prices tlian items nut of season. "With wise planning and care ful sliopjiing, ynii can en.joy good meals and know you’re spending your food money wi.sely,’’ .Mrs. Uzz.lc conclude.s. How to plant a rose bush or any other plant; There’s only one thing you can do with anything you plant and that is to put It in the ground right the "first” time. Washington .Monument is 555 ft. 5 t 8 in. high. Gardening is only for tho.sC willing to take proper time aii;l effort to do things to the best of their ability. First, figure a hole wide encugli to utilize the full length of tl e roots, if extr;r long root.s, don’t cut them off—just slit a trench in order to accompany the roqi. zVs for depth, it is a hundred times more important to put the plant in exactly the same depth ;is It came out. .4 ’’store-bouglilen’’ rose has a graft on it. That’s what you pay for. The graft must be exactly on top of the ground at all times. The graft must be wash ed or h ised off and kept clean of soil, -mulch, and grass if you expect it to break out in branches, and turn into a bush. Wh«i first planted, mound it like a pyramid leaving the top most in the sun. About April 1st. each week re move a little of the -mound till back to normal ground showing the graft (clean) in the .sun. Home made rasep, etc., or pur- chastKl plants show a water line 1 on the trunk base. The white space proves that the while is to : be put back in the ground just below ground level. Gardeners should learn to be "copy cal.s.” Don’t plant to suit yourself, al ways plant to suit the individual plant. I usually sift the soil that is directly on the roots, stand on the soil, then pour all the rough material on top till a mound Is formed. If the soil is damp do i NOT water. Roses have water. More next week about pruning ' roses. I .Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Long and ' Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Long, Jr. from I Wilmington spent the week end with .Miss Fanny Carpenter. Farmers who gross as much ’■ iis SlO.IKId annually ate ela.ssified in llie U. S. Fensiis of Agiieullure X-; commercial farmers. BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 6:15 SHOW STARTS AT 7:00 Always S1.50 A Carload! THUHS.. FHI., SAT. 3 HITS I —No. 1— HOUSE OF USHER in color —No. 2— DESTROY ALL MONSTERS in color —No. 3— PREMATURE BURIAL in color On Sat. Movies Run in Reverse SUN. THRU WED. 2 HITS —No. 1— THE BABYSITTER ^~No. 2^— BEDAZZLED in color On Wed. Movies Run Reverse Days Only! Yes Sir A 20% Discount On ALL BECORDS ■iaL»((i.c„r:”^'v.,».- INCLUDE ; 1 all IP's and 4S's NO GIMMICKS Choose from Roses Complete Inventory None held back ... All Less 20% 3 DAYS ONLY Thur.. Fri., Sat. Only Feb. 12th. 13th. 14th. Hurry For Your Savings SEE OR CALL DOUG YARBRO OR MICKEY BELL FOR A D. D. DEAL IN THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT. I Special Engine Tune Up For: Regular V8 Engine—List 2S.80 Our Special Price 19.32 YOUR SAVING 6.48 Regular 6 Cylinder Engine 23.80 Our Special Price 17.32 YOUR SAVING CHARLES DIXON This Includes Spark Plugs, Points, Condenser and Labor, By One of Our Foclory Trained Technicians, James Rikard, Harold Allen, Winnie Etters, Charles "Whitey" Bowen ond We Welcome Wayne Self Back To Our Service n^raart* ment. Wayne Wants To Invite Ail of His Customers To Come By Dixon Ch< rolet, Inc. For Any of Their Automotive Needs. lev- Now! It Costs Less More Car For Less Money Nova Fully Equipped Only S2295 Over 40 New Trucks In Stock Longest Trade-In Value for Your Prooent CAR or TRUCK. Biggest Discounts Ever. We Are Over-Stocked in New Trucks —Which is to Your Money-Saving Advantage. Dixon Chevrolet, Inc. Corner Railroad At Mountain Phone 739-5471
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