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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Thursday. Ajsril 16. 1970
DISTAFF DEEDS
(News Items this week from
Rowan. Alexonder, Sampson
and Durham countiM.)
QUITE A SVWTCH
Mrs. Benny Drew, n 'mpmher ot
the Gold Hill Exten.sjon Home-
niakiTij Club, Kowan County,
h'arned how to fix worn-out light
switeiK's at a club meeting. She
went home and told her husband
she could repair their wern-eut
light switch. He wouldn’t let her
do it.
So Mrs. Drew stood by him and
told him how to do It and the
husband fixed the switch, Edith
Hinshaw, home economics Exten
sion agent, reports.^^
ROCK HOUND
One of the favorite jobs of a
411 agent is ro'unding up Inter
esting resource, jiersons for 4-H
pj'r.sons.
Since rock-collecting is a [xrpu-
lar hobby among 4-H’ers in Alex
ander County, Linda Best, assist
ant home pconiimics Extension a-|
gent, went .searching for a “rock
hound." '
She found Luther C. Moos** of
Stoney Boiiit, who Linda describes
as “no ordinary rock hound." He,
is a rock exirert, who collects, cuts, ■
polishes, sets and catalogs rocks |
and g(>mstonps.
Mr. Moo.s(> ha.s hunted rrtckS, ex- ■
tensively, in ttie United States.:
According to Miss Best, “his hob-1
by is .so well-developed that he’
has established a small, piivgtp |
rock museum nex,t to, his houw."l
Many individuals and groups i
Visit the marvelou.s display of!
rocks and gems, i the agent adds, i
AID NUTRITION AIDES
Families bidng reached by the!
Expand<sl Nutrition Program oft-,
en do not liave the kitchen equip- i
menimost of us (ake for granted.
.So merhlH-rs of Extension Home- ‘
makers Clubs in. Sampson County
are collecting used kitchen equip-
m<'nl for nutrition aides to take'
with them as they teach local
families to make good use of the;
iurplus forxis they receive. I
The eciuipment is deft with the
family fur their ase and for fu
ture u.se by the aides, home eco-’
nomitvs Exlensiop .agents,oliserve.'
SHARES INrOKMATION I
Mrs. George E.. Bock, a member;
of the White Cross. Extension'
Homemakers Clqb, Durham Coun-i
ty, believes in .sharing information;
sh(* lcarn.s. '
:es
Stinday
Funeral rites for Robert Ijee
Lewis, 43, oif the Galilee Com
munity, were held Sunday at 3
p.m. from Galilee United Meth
odist church, interment following
in Adam Chairel cometery.
Mr. Lewis died Wednesday at
pjn. in the Kings Mountain
hospital followirtg an illness of
throe weeks.
Mrs. Bock lijis a young neighbor j
who kwcs to .sew, but is not hap
py with a fitting of garments she
make.s. The neighbor’s problem;
not knowing how to ad.iu8t pat
terns to make a garment fit her
figure
Being- anxious to share the
knowledge obtained in a clothing
fitting workshop, conducted re
cently by Associate Extension A-
gent Linda Washburn, .Mrs. Bock
lie was a memlxm of Galilee
United Methodist chunh, a mem
ber of the Methtxli.st Men and
served on the building fuiTil
committee. He was employed by
Bradley and Jenkins Construc
tion Company and was a fonnor
employee of Neil Hawkins Con
struction Company. j Avoid overloading an outlet by i Examine children’s toys from
He is survived by his wife, Ai- : *he use of multiple sockets, sug- time to time for sharp points or
Iwn Burris Lewis; his father gests Liberty Mutual Insurance other hazards, advises Liberty
and stepmother, Mr and Mrs. 'Companies. The result of misuse Mutual Insurance Companies.
John Li wls of Kings Mountain; | of ehvtricity could put you in ] Sometimes a broken toy can be
two brothers, George and Law- fhe dark, hospital — or worse, 'a dangerous implement
renc<* L<*wis of Kings Mountain;
and four sisters, .Mrs. Lily Belle
Byers, .Mrs. Martha Odum and
Misses Thelma and Sarah Lew
is, all of Kings Mountain.
Guinn Rites
Are Conducted
offered to help her neighbor fit a |
ba.sic dress. Together they were i
able to identify the neighbor’s fit-1
ting problems.
Graveside rites for Scott Will
iam Guinn, two-imonths-okl son !
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Guinn of I
rhe Hilltop Community, were
held Thursday at 4 p.m. from ’
Adam Chapel church cemetery,
with the Rev. R. O. Davis ©ffi-
The child died Monday after
noon in till' Kings Mountain
hospital.
DIET OF ’THE STARS
LOSE 10 LBS. IN 10 DAYS
ON NEW GRAPEFRUIT DIET
M.dlywood, Calif. (Special) — If .it is followed exactly, the
average overweight person should lose 10 pounds in 10 days.
■ThLs new diet plan lets you stuff yourself with foods that were
forbidden. Such as big steaks trimmed of fat, .southern fried
chicken, rich gravies, mayonnai.se, lobsters swimming in but
ter, bacon, sausages and scrambled eggs. You can c.at until
you arc lull, and cannot possibly eat any more. A copy of this
new and startling .succes.sful diet plan can be obtained by send
ing $2 to
MOVIEUIND DIET PLAN
11.51 S. Robertson Blvd., Suite 2 Lo.S Angeles, Calif. 900.35
Money-back guarantee. If after trying the diet you have not
lost pounds simply return the dlut plan and your $2 will be
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