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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Page 3
Eisidne Opens
lund Campaign
In This Area
Krskine College Alumni Associa
tion will open their solicitation
1 I the 1970-71 Erskine College
L. .ing Enaowmeiil ’luesia>, So.-
SHOE SHINE SERVICE
AT
ADAMS & ORR
TAXI SERVICE
111 S. Battleground Ave.
Near First Union Notional
Bank
tc>imb('r 22, with a dinni^r moot- •
'ing at 7 p.m. in tlie First A. K.'
i’re.s-bylerian Cliunh hero. |
Charles II. Carlisle, viv.'O-presi-'
dent for business and finanice at
Erskine, and Dr. Paul Sherrill of
Ciharlotto, North Carolina Living
Endowment Chairman, will bej
„. „ , j guest sneakers. i
GAsTONIA — The Gastonia and p,. C. MoGlll are'
Kings LMountam Chapter-s of the ^ings Mountain Living Endow-
mont chairmen, while Mi. and;
Mrs. Leonard B. ML'Abee, KC'l,
Home Trial, are Ga.stjnia cam
paign chairmen.
Town cliairinen within the Gas
tonia Chapter include .Mrs. Eu
gene A. Maier, Belmont; Dennis
R. Nichols of Cherryville, Besse
mer Clty-Cherryville; Mrs. Rf.wo
Reese, Cramertoii; Mr. and Mrs.
Mc.Abee, Gastonia; Mi.ss Eva
James, Lincolnlon; and .Miss Da-
rinda Dale? Spencer of McAdon-
villc. Mount llolly-Mc.Vdenville.
Shelby and Boiling .springs are
also part ol the Kings Mountain
Chapter.
In keeping with the spirit of
the South Carolina Tricentennial
Oo.';ervanee during 1970, the theme
ol th<! 1970-71 (campaign will .)e
"Tlio heritage ol the past is ttie
Sf!ed that brings forth the harvest
Ol the luture.”
E.skine’s alumni support of the
Living Endo.vmonl has eairned
tire college .seven awards in lire
past ten years.
©
I
EARN THE
HIGHEST RATE
ON F.S.L.I.C.
iparris of
udil MtD,
tain, Mrs.
Patterson
Meacham
Bonds Bonus
Is Announced
Secretary of the 7'ieasury Dav
id M. Kennedy, acting to impj«?-1
merit a law signed last night by
President Nixon, announced that
a ',2-percent bonus will be added
to tire interest rate paid to long
er term holders of United States
Savings Bonds.
This bonus will raise the ef-
fetive interest rate on new
Bonds, when held to maturity,
Ircm 5 to Sti! percent.
The increase, whtcii is retroac
tive to June 1, 1970, will also re
sult in improved yields on out-
.slanding Series E and Series 1)
Bonds.
The millions of Americans who
own Savings Bonds — including
those 10 million persons who
purcha.se them regularly through
Payroll Savings Plans — will no^v
have an extra incentive to hold
onto them. P'or those who have
not yet purchased Savings Bond.s,
the increase provides the added
Gaffney, S, C., Mrs. children, 40 great gran', chil.irer. I attraction oi a bonus on their
rniel or Kings Maun, .and three great great grandchil- savings, savings that m'ke an
Hugh Dillingham of dren. ; important contribution to the
Springs and .Mrs. Paul Mrs. Hollifield was a member of
tij Shelby; 27 grand-Zcar Baptist c!t. rr,h.
"Look, dear! At lost I broke him of lying on my feet!"
sound financing of our nation’s
government, Secretary Kennedy
said.
SERIES E
•. Scries E Bonds jjurchased on or
a.ter June 1, 19711, when held to
, ihaturity will receive an extra
'a peT«?nl, payabii' at maturity,
raising the yield to .5'a piTri-nt
I from (late ol issue to date ol ma
turity.
• .Out.standing E Bonds tiiat
have not reached llK'ir tirst rna
turity will re.eivc? a 'a ;i('rcenl
in, rea.se in yield for .scmiamuinl
ititerest peri(.ds la-ginning on or
after June 1, I97t), i-ayable as a
bonus at maturity.
• Outstanding E Bonds Ih.nl have
readied their first matiiritv-, or
are extende.l beyond first matur
ity while tile bonus is in effect,
w’ill have the 'a percent credited
at the end of eat h .semiannu.il
inlere.st period hegimiing on or
after June 1, 1971), through their
n<‘Xt maturity. The bonus i.s pay
able w henever tin- bonds are re
deemed.
SEBIES H
© .Scries H Bonds purchase;! on
or after June 1, 1971), will yield
appio.ximately 5.12 percent for
the first 5 years and G percent for
the remaining 5 years to matur
ity. providing an over-all yield of
."i’a ipercent from date of issue to
dale ol maturity.
• Out.standing 11 Bonds tliat have
been liel I foi less Ilian ."> years,
will ii-ceivc a 'a-I«-rcent increa.se
in yield for .semiannual interest
jit-r.o.ls lit ginning on or alter
June I, 1971), |i.iyaole :;.s a bonus
in the form of i;iere:i.sed senii-
amiu.'il inlere.st iiay.ments during
tin .second 5 years to maturity.'
• 11 Bonn.' tlial li,e,( lieen lield !
.0 years, nr are exteniled wiiile llie'
bonus is in eli'eet, will n.i-lM-;
a '-.iier. enl in-le^se in yiel I l ir
semiannual inten-si js i-ids be-
C'e.iin . on ■ Iiiei tune 1, 197(t. ^
Tile bonus svill be adiled to sr-mi-,
annual iiner, , die.',;.' liiiou..;li:
next maluiitv.
In lf;i;9, Aiienii.an mot., .si-.
It i\-'le-l Ill';.-- thin l.iii;‘),0Ul),i)U‘l,
900 miles.
^RfLEMS .
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I GREEN STAMPS
WITH THIS COUPON AND PUfiOIASC or
S10.Q0 or Mort Ordtr
FREE at your kings mtn.
WINN-DIXIE STORES
Limit One Coupon per Adult Person
Void After Sept. 19
INSURED
SAVINGS
Now All Savings Earn
From Date Of Investment.
S O/ $10,000 Min.
/O 2 Yr. Term
67e Dividend Quarterly
5%%
$.5,000 Min.
1 Yr. Term
5®/47o Quarterly Dividend
Cl/.o/ $1,000 Min.
%l.f4/0 6 Mos. Term
5V47o Dividend Quarterly
5%
4y47c
90 Day
Passbook
O/ PASSBOOK
O RATE
Paid Quarterly
HOME
SAVINGS S LOAN
ASSOCIATION
104 East Mountain
Phone 739-2531
During the meeting alumni
will learn ol the $10,000 challenge
gift being made to the Living
t-ndowinent oy IG alumni and
Iriends cl the college. The chal
lenge is 'bused upon chapter and
' ti.wii partici'palion and an in-
; crciLsed level of giving by individ-
i ual alumni.
j The challenge is aimed at pro-
I duciiig a ncA rec-ord in Erskine
: alumni giving lor the third
I straiglit year. Last year’s caim-
i paign received $184,296 in contri-
j butions, with 6G per cent of all
I Erskine alumni—more than triple
I the national average — partici-
: paling.
! This dinner meeting will 'be a-
S mong 40 campaign kickofl gather,
j ings being held in six states and
the District ct Columbia during
: September and October.
Mrs. McDaniel's
Mother Passes
I 'Fimer.al services for Mrs. M.iry
: .Neal llollifir ‘,SG, of .Shelby, wi
dow of C. L. Ilolli'icld, were eon-
rlr ted S iturday at 3 p.m. from
Zoar 'Baptist church, with the
!iev. Dan Jniley and the Rev.
Hoyle Alexander cfficialirg Bur
ial was In the church cemetery.
She died Thur.sday at 4:20 ?Jt
Clevelan-d Memorial 'hospital ^
ter an .lincts ci i.uef
I Survivor.s include three sons,
; Fay Hollifield and -Everette 'Hol
lifield of Shelbyi and thA BflV,
Kenneth Hollifield of Charlotte;
five daughters, Mrs. Lillian Mc
Daniel of Shelby, Mrs. Glenn
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MEN'S OR LADIES' 2-PlECE
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DRESSES $1.00
EVERY DAY SPECIAL
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W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE
w D BRAND U.S CHOICE E 2 CARVE
BEEF RIBS.. 98’
END PORK ROAST. . 58
FRESH (6 RiBCUri RIB
END PORK ROAST. . 43
CENTER CUT
RIB PORK CHOPS... 83
CENTER CUT
LOIN PORK CHOPS .. 93
BONELESS
LEAN PORK CUTLETS . 98
COUNTRY STYLE FRfSH
PORK BACKBONES . - 49
FULL QUARTER SLICED
PORK
LOINS
BACON I PORK LOi?^
if
PINKY PIG
ROLL PORK
SAUSAGE
13,5100'
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S. CHOICE,
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ONE PIECE
WITH EACH (7
$3. ORDER AT...
39^
SOUTH CAROLINA GRADE ' A" LARGE
DEL MONTE OR ASTOR
FRUIT COCKTAIL .5 Flff
WHITE OR ASSORTED COLORS
ARROW TOWELS .4 = *1“
THRIFTY MAID SECTIONS OF
GRAPEFRUITS.. .4
THRIFTY MAID
SPICED PEACHES .4 7d.>
ASTOR OR THRIFTY MAID
BARTLETT PEARS 3 c
THRIFTY MAID CREAM OR WHOLE KERNAl
GOLDEN CORN.. 5
THRIFTY MAID
GREEN LIMAS.. .5 «1°°
THRIFTY MAID CUT
GREEN BEANS...6
ASTOR FANCY
SMALL PEAS... .4
BLUE BAY
CHUNK TUNA...3‘-TO
EGGS. 49'
BRIAD 2"“ 49'
DIXIE CRYSTAL. DOMINO or THRIFTY MAID. .. limit T with o $5.00 older.
SUGAR 5~ 39'
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SHORT E!8S....
W.O BRAND . . USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT (BONE IN
CHUCK ROASTS..
W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE LEAN
BONELESS STEW.;
W 0 BRAND ... USDA CHOICE CHUCk OR SHOULDER
BONELESS ROAST
v,\V-D BR.V.\D...USDA CHOICE STE.\K.S
DELMONICOS ...
W O BRAND . USDA CHOICE
RIB EYE STEAKS.
W 0 HANOI PACK
GROUND BES?=*1‘’I2‘’
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FRYER
wo FULLY BONE I
FRYER 1
SLICED
TASTF O’ SEA
RED PERCH
BACKS
BREAST 1
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FILLETS
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ASTOR PURE VEGETABIE . . limit T w;$5. Order
MEAT LOAF, TURKEY N GRAVY, SAIISBURY STEAK, SLICED BEEFN GRAVY
FREEZER QUEEN... r o 98'
MORTON SCHICKEN BEEF. OR TURKEY
MEAT PIES 5 $100
JESSE JEWELS
CHICKEN BREAST.. I 99'
BEEF BURGERS. .. - °'89c
FRESH FR02EN PEACH OR STRA'WBERRY
SHORTCAKE Li 99'
A \l
rune vcl>c lAuie . . limit i w^>3, urder
SHORTENING ... 3 i: 59c
CRACKIN GOOD SALTED OR UNSALTEO TOP
SALTINES 29'
BLUE RIBBON .. QUARTERS . . . W;$S. Order
MARGARINE... .2 r, 25'
limit 1 of Y'ur Choice With o $5 or More Order
ASIOR COFFEE .. c: 69'
DEEP SOUTH (BLEND)
MAPLE SYRUP ...59'
SPECIAL BUY
IIBBY'S CATSUP..39'
MOUNT OLIVE FRESH
CUCUMBER CHIPS . r 59'
CAMPBELL'S
!/ $ ^ TOMATO SOUP . .4
^ PINK IlUC
FABRIC RINSE
B0NUS3AVING COUPON^
DETERGENT
BOLD
ARROW
GIANT
PKG.
GIANT
PKG.
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11 I f GREEN STAMPS
GREEN STAMPS
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GREEN STAMPS
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RED
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IPiRi ANY FLAVOR OF
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1 INSTANT
BREAKFAST
LUSCIOUS WESTERN
SAVE 20< -79‘ C
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