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i'- '! : 1 Thursday, February 19, 1970 Three Students On Dean's List CHARLOnT'; — Th(> University of North Carolina at Charloltp has namort three students from rievc- land County to the Chancidlor’s List for ine fall semester. To oe named they had to have a “B” average with no grade low er than a "C”. KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. Section C Tliey are Faithel Toney Smith of 807 Floyd St,, King.s Mountain; Barbara Anne Plonk of 902 Cres cent Circle, Kings Mountain; and fiall L. Turner of Rt. 6, Box 544, Shelby. Garden Time ■7^ The one millionth telephone in the states served by Southern Bell was installed in Atlanta, Georgiii December 6, 1929. We announce the reopening oi SISK FUNERAL HOME 30S E. Kings St. Kings Mountain Phone 739.3411 and invite you to visit us at this location as well as Sisk Funeral Home 730 Gastonia Highway Bessemer City Phone 629.2255 Serving Cleveland and Gaston Counties Since 1930 By M. E. GARDNER . Dept, oi Horticultural Science N. C. Stole University I Wo commonly refer to ground I covers as being substitutes for 1 grass in those areas of the land scape where grass is difficult to grow. .Since we have grasses adaided to full sun, light shade and heavy shade, I like to think of ground covers as not neces sarily substitutes for gra.s.s but rather as liaving merit in their own right. .Most of the plants used for ground covers are low' growing with spreading habit. Some spread by underground or surface run ners w'hile others .spread by the rooting of .s.lems that emmp in con tact with the soil. When good I I |)lanfs are u.sed and properly fed j and watered, the spreading types ;hould be well established in I ,'ibout one year. ' The weed problem can be lare- !y solved by either fumigating the ^ soil before planting or heavy mulching of the entire area around the plants after setting. Peat moss, ground corn cobs and pine needles are examples of .some oi the mulching materials which .should prove satisfactory. After the cover i,« well establish ed, the weed problem is consider ably lc.ssene'l. There are so many plants that are used for ground covers that it would not be wise to try to name them all. Many of the low. dense growing flowering plants may be used but I will confine this to .some of the mo.’-e common ALL THE PANCAKES YOU CAN EAT! The Annual Rotaiy Pancake Snppei will be held Tuesday. February 24 at the Kings Mountain High School Cafeteria From 5 - 8 P.M. Proceeeds go to the Rotary Scholarship Fund which helps in senijing a Kings Mountain High School student to coliege. Adults $1.50 S1.00 for Children sixth Grade Students Under A Dollar Tuesday is also the last home basketball game. PLEASE PLAN TO COME. ALL THE PANCAKES YOU CAN EAT PLUS COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE. evergreen type.s. First the ivies (Hedera helix). The English ivy is an old fav orite and has the largest leaf of any of the others I will name. All of the following have leaves .smaller than the English and of vaiious .shapes — Curly Locks, Shamrock, Marion Br'auty, Marg aret, Maple Queen, Minature Hahn’s Star, Minature Green Rip ple and Gold Dust which has a variegated leaf, similar in color to Gold Dust Aucuba. All of these do best in shady location.s. Pachysandra is another good shade loving cover hut ha.s a ten dency to turn yellow in full sun. For full sun the low growing juniper.-- are satisfactory; J. hori- zonlalis. cliincnsis and procum- bens. Thymes make attractive covers for small area.s—T. .serpyl- lum and lanuginosus. The.se have tiny leaves. P'or sun or shade—Carpet Bugle. Ajuga replans, is good. This is a semi-evergreen whicli produces abundant blue flowers in .spring. A flying dragon, one of the liz ard family, is able to glide from tree to tree because it is equip ped with a fold of loose skin from either side of the body. This is ex tensible, giving the appearance of flying. '^KINGS f^UNTAIN^ BESSEh^^ CITY DRIVil-IN ’pBIJji BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 6:15 SHOW STARTS AT 7:00 Always S1.50 A Carload! THURS.-FRI. Double Feature! —No. 1— DAY OF ANGER in color —No. 2— WINNING in color SUNDAY • Triple Feature —No. 1— MY SIDE of the MOUNTAIN in. color —No. 2— DAY OF ANGER in color —No. 3— WINNING in color Sun. thru Wed. 2 Big Hits! —No. 1— THE CYCLE SAVAGES in color —No. 2— SEVEN GOLDEN MEN in color On Wed. Movies Run Reverse *9 Panty Seamless Hose Hose 3Pr. forM Reg. $1.49 j|||| Easter Ladies’ b" J .. Spring Dresses Reduced! OAtiiiAAtif ALL SEATS SOc ALL AGES—ALL SHOWS "Bring the Entire Family" Phone 739-2176 Shows Daily 3-5-7-9 Saturday 1-3-5-7-9 Sunday 1:30-3:30-9:00 Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. National General Pictures Presents "QAYOFANGCR'' TerfiMceier* TiciMi«ef«* Li DarisDay Brian Keilii “WithSixYou Gel Eggroir’ ColerbyDelete FilmedlnPinatitien*. Re'««i^ by NilivtiBi Cenerkl Pielijrvt. A l't»em« Center Filnw PmeiiulMiL Sun. Thru Wed. "One of the best pictures of1969! Vbu’ll never forget ' this one!" iS«i!il!iu.AM rncdNin cad ^ tccl'.alcoiof ’ • pAraf-Ount pict,.re COMING SOON "Hercules In New York" '< "Last Summer" "Hells Bells" Support the Heart Fund on Heart Sunday This is the message of local volunteers in the Kings Moun tain Heart Fund Campaign now underway. Sunday, volunteers will be knocking on your doors to ask for donations. Kings Moun tain laycees will also conduct a road block at the overhead bridge bn Kings Street—U. S. 74 from 2 until 5 p.m. Give That Others May Live Mrs. George H. Mauney. left above, and Mrs. Larry Hamrick were j co-chairmen of Wednesday's Bridge-Canasta Benefit held at Kings Mountain Country Club. All proceeds went to the K. M. Heart Fund | Campaign. DRIVE LEADER — Mrs. Charles Adams is Kings Mountain chairman oi the 1970 Heart Fund. The campaign was launched this month. Drive Leaders—Mrs. F. S. Morrison, special gifts and memorials; Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Fulton, Jr., Easiness Days; Mrs. Claries Neis- ler, Balloon Days; Mrs. John H. Gamble, Mrs. Charles Baird, Tag Days; Mrs. Robert Davies, posters; John V/arlick, industry; Mrs. Larry Hamrick, Mrs. George H. Mauney, Mrs. T. W. Harper, ben- fits; and Joe Smith, Jaycee road block. "Living" gift memorials should be addressed to Mrs. F. S. Morrison, Chm., 406 Edgemont Drive. This Message Sponsored In The Public Interest By These Firms: FULTON S DEPT. STORE DRESS SHOP — SECOND FLOOR RADIO STATION WKMT PLONK OIL COMPANY GROVER ROAD 1220 ON YOUR DIAL SUPERIOR STONE COMPANY PHONE 73S-4761 SPANGLER'S READY-MIXED CONCRETE. INC. PATTERRSON OIL COMPANY PHONE 7M.4ra MOUNTAIN, N. C. K. M. NATURAL GAS DEPT. MAUNEY TEXTILE INTERESTS KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE PHONE 73S-5441 YOUR HOME NEWSPAPER DIXON CHEVROLET CO. RAILROAD AVENUE YOUR HOME OF BETTER VALUES KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C. 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