g Com
Center,
ns
iMr. and Mrs. R, B. Keeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Houser, Mrs.
W. F. Cockreii, Mrs. Lucille Kls-
f, Mrs. R. C. Tate, Mrs. Veiule
nbright, Mrs. S. A. Crisp, and
(Mrs. Glenn Rountree spent from
Thursday until Sunday at Myrtle
Beajch 'Wth Mrs. Louise Harry.
iWliile there Cinde iNo. 2 of the
Bhiloh Presbyterian church held
•tlieir meeting with nine of the
members present.
Among Che ones from hero at
tending the Miss Marlon School
df Dance Friday night at the
Fulton auditorium ajt Lifmestone
college, Gaffney, were Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Goforth, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Mullinax, Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Appling, Mrs. R. H.
ponder, Mrs. W. W. Ljttle and
M'iss Evelyn Mulliinax. The fol
lowing from here that partici
pated in the program were Jan
Goforth, Tara and Trecia Mdli-
nax, Tammy and Sandy Appling
Army Academy
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Ha
waii (AHTNC).- 4Army SpeMallst
Five David T. Moody, 23, son of
aA. V Mr. and Mrs. Johnn.. K. Moody,
i Mrs. F. B. Hambrlght present- | Route 1, Puett Chapel Road,
’ed her puplU in a recital Friday i'Beasemer City, recently was
night at the elementary school in i graduated from the U. S. Army,
Rlarksburff. iJiawaii Non - Commissioned Of
ficers Academy at Schofield Bar-
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THEBE IS NO DAD
LIKE GRANDAD
11 nmflWir I that might be observed, ftns
I would be eftp(K*ially true with
, the brambles, ra.spberries, black-
, berrie.s, dewberries; blueberries;
apples; grapes; and some of tlu*
ornamentals.
I The forests of oa.stern Carolina
Anent the new fragrant white ered growing in the wild as are lull of seedling Muscadine
WRlte Cloud; Api^e Bioiisom j
(pink); .Spring Song (rose red); I
Cherokee Prinoe.ss (white). i
I
Blacksburg.
Mrs. Malbel Kiser, Mrs. Lucille
Kiser, Mrs. Lucy Crisp and Mrs.
Francis piarrls spent the week at
Cresent Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Goold spent
'last weekend in All'ania with
the Rev. and Mrs. Don (3a'baniss
and ohUdren.
Mrs. Vergie Hambrlght spent
racks.
Spec. Moody received four
weeks of training which includ
ed instruction in drill and cere
monies, physical training, lead
ership, map reading, and wea
pons familiarization.
Spec. Moody Is a clerk in
. C.
V
We lelt It wen tixM that somobody put In <t
j^odol word for Grondfothof# fov often Mother#
Dad cmd eron Grandmother pick up oU the
headlines. A greot many grondfothers come
Into our pharmacy and they olworys seem to
hove on eoctra special spry step a good word
end a twinkle in their eyee.
All elder people get eactro special ottentlon
from us. We cony a large stock ei products#
from geriotric medicines to heme care cotival-
esoeot edds. Wo realise that tt to much more
difficult for the eld/.ly to recuperate from on
Of broken bones.
YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US
when you need a delivery. We will deliver
promptly without extra charge. A great many
people rely on us for their health needs. We
welcome requests for delivery service and
charge accounts.
i'^ORHBl/RORHRl/RCRSRSRnR
KIHGS NOUNTAIN
— DRUG COMPANY
’'ME CITY'S MODERN STORE
MtONB 739-2571
Oammand, Schofield Barracks
His wife, Phyllis, is with him
in Hawaii.
last weekend in Allantja with Mr.
and Mrs. Halmadge Edwards and
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Goforth and
children of Greenwood, S. C.,
spent the weekend with Mr .and
Mro. Preston Goforth.
Mrs. R. D. Moss spent the
week With Mr. and Mrs. Dixie
S‘"(S^^'Bowen !
Allen Is the daughter ofg Mr.
Kiser.
to Canada and the Midwestern
.states.
I Mrs. N. W. Kiser and Mr. and
■ Mrs. Jim Kiser of Gaffney visit-
j ed Dr. and Mrs. G. W. iUlen in
and Freda spent a iew days at
Myrtle Beach. They also visited
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roscoe in
Hartsville,
Mrs. Shirley Broome and son,
BIB, of Charlotte, were last week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
bur Roark.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Nunnery
of Charlotte were Iasi Sunday
guests of her mother, Mrs. R. E.
Hamibright.
Mr. and Mrs, James Klinken-
berg and children, Catherine and
dogwwjd, “Fragrant Cloud”, Mrs. ohanoe socdling.s, the popular
Johann Sonner of Chapel Hill Ojidon Delicious ai>ple iK-ing a
writes — “recently I dls(.*overed clas.dcal oxamide. Here are a
on our lot at lca.st one fragrantly few other.s of a long list; Elherta,
blooming dog'.'/cod, There i.s pa.s- (irecMisboro and OcM)rgia Belle
sibly another one. . . peach varieties; Slaj-man Win<‘-
, , .u #. A. » sap, Red Delicious. IJimbertwig.
I wroto Mrs. Sofir^r. tHot (irrmos fk)l-icn
apple \urictie«; and Scuppernong,
Jamr.s, Thomas anfl ’Vii^h of the
Mu.scadine grape family.
All of lliesc varieties were dU-
eovered bc'-lween 1H2() and 18P1.
'^Fragrant Cloud” was discover
ed growing in the wiM It do(?s
not mean that it i.s the only fra
grant dogwood extant. The point
Is that a very reputable com
pany paid for the propagating
rights, patented the plant and long before controlled bretxling of
are offering trees fur sale at horticultural crops came into the
$12.75 each. ; picture.
Many plants have been disoov-- 1 think that it would be of in-
grap(*-5. blackberries and blueb<‘r
ri<»s. Tile same is true in west
ern (’arolina for raspberries.
hlackb(‘rrie.s, blueberries and
hunch gniHs. Many years ago
we d-sc’over(‘,l a wide sel(?etion oT
seedling s;x‘cirs of blueberries in
tile Grandfather Mountain and
Jon(‘s Ridge ansa.s whi *h we found
useful in our blueberry breeding
program.
Chilling back to dogw^xxis, I
had a letter from Mrs. Bill D<iv-
id-son of Elkin requt'sting the
s'>urc(? of supply of “Fragrant
Cloud” and also other white and
pink varieties. Thinking that you,
Jobless aerospace ar t defense I
scientists, engineers a d lechni-1
cians will receive assistance in’
finding jobs through a $42 mil
lion Labor Department program.
The money wlU b<? usel to re
train about 10,00 persons, make
relocation grants ito persons who
find jobs in areas beyond their
commuting range, and provide
job-search grants to enable about
20,000 applicants to explore sp<?-
cific job oppf>rtunities outside
iheir heme areas.
ALL SEATS ALL SHOWS 75c SHOWS DAILY 3-5 79 SAT. 1-3 5-7 9 SUN. 1:30 3:30 9:00
OVIr. and'Mrs. Clyde Randall : f Atlanta, were recent
visited Rev. arti Mrs. Howard ^ f uests of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Jiame® Rollins.
Joel Rofuntree of Davidson was
at home during the weekend.
Miss Sharon Gold and Miss
Marcie Hunter otf Appalachian
University spent last weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. John Gold,
Jo(hn®on in Betihune and Mr. and
Mrs. C. T. Poole In Kershaw re
cently.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Eaker vis
ited durin.g the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. D. B. Wallace at Lake
Wiley. They are there from (jlds-
boro.
THURS. PRI. SAT.
E!VE'EM HELL,JOHN.
SUN. MON. TUES.
ADULT ONLY LATE SHOW
FRI. SAT,
^NGS >^UNTAIN^
bessemI^ city Ai
DRIVE-IN
BOX OmCE OPENS AT 7:30
SHOW STARTS AT DUSK
ALWAYS $2.00 A CARLOAD I
"tHURS. FRI. SAT. 3 HTTW
NO. 1
SHE FREAKS In Color
NO. 2
Mrs. C. L. Gwensby spent Tues-
IclJay and Wednesday in Charlotte
iOHN WAYNE.
A Howard Hawks Productioo
"RIO LOBO”
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wells ! with Mr. and Mrs. Terry Murchi
gave his dad, Mr. Ben Wells, a son.
birthday dinner at their home in
Kings Mountain Sunday. Attend
ing from here were Mrs. Bessie
Dickson, Mrs. Addie Beam and
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wells.
Steven Horton and John Ben
nett have returned from a trip
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RATED (X)
ALL SEATS Sl.OO
GUESS WHAT HAPPENED TO
COUNT DRACULA In^Cslor
NO. 3
PLAYGIRLS & THE VAMPIRES
In Color
SUN. THRU WED. 2 HITS
NO. 1
THE HORNETS NEST In Color
NO. 2
THE LAWYER In Color
Wed. Movies In Reverse Order
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Jour Happy Shopping Store '
Savings In Every Department On Most
Wanted Summer Items
GRADS
We’re bursting with pride. You did it.
We wish you success, good fortune and the
good life. We’re brimming over with great
gift ideas, too. Things to make it a real cele
bration. Stop in and look us over.
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about
nd money,
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MAY 27 THROUGH JUNE 5
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McGinnis Department Store
9. BATTLtaiOOMD
PNONl 739-3116
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