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tHE KiMfeS MbUNtAiN HERALD. KiSJGS MOUNtAIN, N. C.
Tliursdciy, July 8, 1971
GROVER NEWS
A majority of the textile em
ployes were on vacation Uist
week. Some were in the moun-
ialns and some to the Ouler
ilanks br beaches.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoai k and
Mr. and Mrs. Gone Putnam and
Vickie spent several days at
Myrtle Beach.
Mrs. R H. Ponder and daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and .Mrs.
Carl Reynolds aill I'amily oI
Oaffney spent the week al
White Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie .MV.llinax,
Teresa and Tara, spent from
Tuesday until riday on a lour of
the mountains. They visitetl th<'
iLand of Oz, Gallinburg,' Tenn.
and Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Broadus Beam
and sons, Don and Randy, spc'iit
the week in Lakeland, Flori.a,
with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hardin.
' Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Deaton,
Deibbieand Mark and Cathy Hor
ton spent several days at .Myrtle
Beach
Mr. and .Mrs. Wilbur Roark
spent Thursday in Columbia, .S.
C. with Rev. and .Mrs. Perry
Montgomery.
Mr. and Mrs. Philij) Saval, en
route from Silver Sprin.gs, .Md. |o
Miami, Fla., visited -tirs. .1. B.
Ellis last Sundiay. They ha:| been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Saul Hon-
igsberg in Silver Springs .Mrs.
Honig-sberg is the former .Mary
Louise Ellis.
Mrs. Pearl Royster is at home
, from the bo.spilal. Mr. and .Mrs.
j Duane Cormaek of Oraron spr-nt
' the week with her mother, Mrs.
Royster.
Mrs. C. Z. Falls returned home
from the Kings .Mountain hospi
tal on Sunday after observation
and treiitment from injuries she
leteived in an auto accident two
: wes'ks ago.
I Mr. and .Mrs. Ray Goforth and
jdiiidren, Donald and Suzanne, of
j Greenwood, .S. C. spent the
; weekeni.i with .Mr. and .Mrs.
I Preston Goforth.
.Mr. and Mrs. B<‘ck VV'right and
.Mr. and .Mrs. Bill Camp returned
home Sunday after spending the
I week on a tour that took them
into Canada.
I '.Mr. and .Mrs .limmy Wright of
Gastonia visited .Mr. and Mrs.
I B(‘ck Wri.ght Sunday,
i .Mrs. Frank Neal iim.l family
! and Miss Inez Davis spent the
j week at Myrtle Beach.
I .Mr. and .Mrs. June Parks spent
I .several days with .Mrs Loui.se
Harry ai .Myrtle Beach.
i.Mr. F. B. Hambright has re
turned home after spending a
! month in Atlanta witli Rev. ami
i .Mrs. Steve Huntley. M a r i o n
■ifluntley came home with her
I grandmother for a visit.
I -.Mrs. Izcille Kiser, Mrs. J. D.
' Hambright and Mrs. William
' Hambright spent a week at Mon-
' treat.
I Mrs. Preston Goforth, Rev. and
I'.Mrs. Robert Wilson and (laugh-
WeekEnd SPECIALS
REG. S2.45
SAVE $1.17
SUPER SIZE
HEAD AND SHOULDERS
SHAMPOO
$1.28
THUR. FRI. SAT. ONLY
REG. S1.77 SAVE 50c
BEACH TOWEL
$1.27
THUR. FRI. SAT. ONLY
REG. SI 1.92 SAVE $1.93
4 QUART ELECTRIC
ICE CREAM FREEZER
THUR. FRI. SAT. ONLY
SPECIAL
THREE RING POOL
REG. S3.94
SAVE 66c
THUR. FRI. SAT. ONLY
lers, Lynn and Susan, spent Tuos-
I day and Wednesday at Montreat,
i iMrs. Elva Leo Pinkolton spent
I a few days in Ch'aj’lolte with Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Pinkellon.
I .Mr. and Mrs. Don Batchlor and
j (hiUlrcn and Mr. ani.i Mrs. James
: Bell spent from Saturday until
I Wednesday at Myrtle Beach.
Mrs. Z S. Hardin, Mrs. J .K.
Ci'itig and <tau,?htcrs, Rebecett
and Martha, of Easley, spent Fri
day in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Beam
of Richfield were Sunday guests
of Mrs. Ad ie Beam.
Mr. and -Mrs. Billy Wells and
sons of Gastonia were Sunday
guests of .Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wells.
iMr. and Mrs. John Pruetto
spent Sunday in the Western N.
C. Mii.ntains.
'Mrs. W. F. Cockrell an<| Leigh
P('eler s;xml , several d-iys in
Pensats)la, Florida, with -Mr. and
Mrs. Andy C'Kkrell and family.
Mr. and .Mrs. Willis Hf.iell and
sons and Holly Rountree spent
I from Thursday until Tuesday at
I the beach. They were at Char
leston and .Savannah,
i iMi.s.ses Ina and Lois Cockrell
i of Slatesvillp spent a few days
with Mrs. W. F. Cockrell this
week.
Miss Peggy Anne Spencer of
Gaffney and Dennis Barnes of
I Grover w’ere married July 1 in
J Gaffney. They are making Ihcir
I homo in Gaffney.
I .Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Keefer!
I spent Tuesday in Lancaster, S. I
C. with Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hy-I
1 ler and dau.hters, Su.san anil
I Lisa. I
I Sunday guests of Mr, and .Airs. |
! Roy Houser were Mr. and Mrs. |
^ Charles Hoin-er of Gastonia and |
Miss Faye Houser of Charlotte. j
The Veterans
Corner
THE VETI-31ANS CORNER
Editor’s Noie: Below are au
thoritative answers by the \’el-
erans Adminisu ation to .some of
I be many current ciueslions
from former servicemen and
their families. Further infoima
lion on veteians benefits may be
obtained at any VA office or
your local service organizalion
representative.
ilr. anti Mrs. Claude Riidisill of
.incolnton visited Mi
Lee Pruette g.:nday.
Miss Sharon Gold of Ap"ala
Chian University, Boone, spent
’ tlie weekend with ihor parents,
Mr. ani.i Mrs. John Gold. |
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Martin j
of Burlington visited Mrs. J. D. I
Watlerson last week. Thev sp<'nt |
several days with Htaod Walter- i
son at Lake Norman. j
I
Paul Rollins of Puerto Rico is
at home for the summer with his
parents. .Mr. and Mrs. James
Rollins.
M-Sgt, Paul E. Sheppard is
visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. E. Sheppard and his
wife and children, Li.sa and Bob.
iHe will return to Vietnam In
two weeks. This is his second
tour of duty in Vietnam.
Mr, ani.i Mrs. Gene Cornette
and children of Cleveland. Ohio
sp-ent the week with Mr. and i
Airs. Arthur Davis. i
I
-Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur Davis j
spent several days at .Myrtle |
Beach.
Mrs. Grace Stoner of Rich- |
mond, Va., spent the week with j
I her sisters, Mrs, Mattie Ham- ;
hri.ghl and Mrs. Alice .Varan.
Mr.s. Stoner vvas en route to-
Florida to visit her daughters.
■Mrs. B. A. Harry s at home
' from Sanford, Florida, where she
< was a matron at a boys school.
I iMiss Evelyn Mullinax, Mr. and
I Airs. Charlie Mullinax, Teresa
I an i Tara, attended the wedding
j of Richard Cobb and Miss
, Rhonda .Aldridge at the Oakhurst
j Baptist chirch in Charlotte last
j Saturday.
Q I was discharged from the
Army because of a leg in,j . ry,
and accepted S('veiance pay in a
lump sum. Since 1 have been
awarded disability compensation
by the V’A, can you tell me why
I am not being paid?
A. — Disability comptmsation
for your leg in,)uty will be willi
he-ld and applied against the
amount of .severance pay unlil
the full amount is li(|uidat(*d.
•After that, V.A will start sending
compensalion (hecks if your
disability is slill rated 10 pci
cent or imore by our standards.
tj. If a veleran arrange for
his .National Service Lite Insur
ance lo bo pal 1 in a lump sum,
may bis beneficiary select an
other method of payment?
A. -Yes. The N.SLI benefi
ciary can have all or pan of
the ins,.rance paid in monthly
installments over a period of
years, or for life. But tlie bene-
liciary cannot select a lump sum
payment U (he insured designat
ed monlhly payments.
Q My bu.sband has been re-
porlcd as missing in aciion. 1
undoistand that I may now be
I eligible for educational benefits
i Ibrough the Veterans Adminis-
j tration. Is this li ue?
! .A. Yes. Recent legislation
I tPL 91-5S1» authorizes educa-
I iional benefits for wives of pri
soners of war or veterans miss
ing in action for a total of more
ilia 90 days. Fur further infor
mation contact the nearest VA
offiie or your local veteran.--'
service organization reprosenia
live.
First Citizens
Begins Program
First Citizen Cank & T uyt
Company has su(Ws.sfuHy inili.M-
ed a Irtd m.aikoting program in
Chapel Hill for graduates ot the
University of North Ca; dina,
which offers special beneiitj to
help new graduates as they begin
their careers.
Called .-super Start, tile [iro-
.gi'Uin provides liuise ,;r.'uluatin;;
from both under laduaie sciu.-ol-;
and .gradu.Tte schools and plan
ning to work in North Carolina
with m.iny special bank servi cs.
In outlining the program, N. W.
Pope, vice pivsUlonl ar/.l dnve-
tor of ninrkeiiiig for the state
wide bank, explained most stu
dents gra(f.ali:ig from i.jPoye
have all immediate need for both
favorable cicdi ppoitunities and
a sound pcrso.iai banking tela
tionsliip Willi Super Slarl, Firsl-
Citi/en Bank provides Imtli.
Any student giviiluiti.Tg from
the Univer.silv of North Ckirdina
at Ch'.pel Hill this spring or
summer wiil be able to si-;n up
lor tlie program providi.ii be will
lie employed and reside m .North
C.iiolina. The apidicanl mu.si lie
21 or have a parent or gu.udian
sign for him.
By signing up for the free pro
gram, the stuiiont will le.eive
free chocking service, cliecks and
a saf di'posit box for (.>n(* .vc-cr. fp
eddiiion, the person wi'l ho pro
vided a .Master Charge card,
wliit'h he -can use immediately
with no payments due f.ir the.
lirst six -months after the euro
Is first used.
•Similarly, thi; bank vvill m iic ,
an auto loan to lire i.'.-duaic ,i.- ■
the first monlhly installment
may be deterred lor six mollis.
In addit.on, die Inleiest is tit (
favorable rale.
“A large n.m'-.'r oi oup.'- cal
lege g'raduates f ir.d llu .v r. c 1 au ,
immediate sourc.' o. fe ;;
well as ■ kaM' of -rr.ii . Tide r.
keyo.i 'to the hirb niilutl - 1 <
.settin.c, up hou'-i-ta-. pi.;;-, >
in;; re-iuiremcn's aid ti;c n' -■
sity far tra.-.ponati()n. Tii'-'.c'i'
!;.su'’er $i,U t, I-'il si.Ciliz; n itO''!
fult'ilks all I'heso nci'd.-; as wol’.
ns eslahtishii:.■ .i necvled lio ui. a.!
' relationhip lor ;l;e ; giii;; m.-.n i
I or wiifnan emtiarking on a ca- ,
j I'l'er," Pope exiikiK'd, j
I "While Cl; ipid ITiil u-a-. ■
li'cted as the test market. tlK'.iro
i gram will I-r- expamii-d into ■
i .idlege marlo'ts .-..rvril h;, i- r
I Cili/en.s if it ('-aithiuc.- f;< ■
I the v.ide a-ce; t.'in( e it k .; -
j perienecil in the inn. il v.-eel. - '
' Pope indic.iletl,
S'uiHg- Sl.ni'i IS - ( I,' 1 ,c.
I projTi'a.n of 'lie b.iiik
X(/i'lb C;ii'oliMa -'■.I'e Tro, le;
.are i.-lined at the I"- it ate i-;
i Goiernmi'iit, lotalod on tlie i-.-n
i pus of the University oi Noi-di
, Carolina, Chapel Hill.
mmij) CL.?'tSsiFiED p.m paYi^
Di?l, tdi Pi
Mini-liikes sre (ep.sideri'd mct.ir j
vehicles in Norili Carolina and |
are sub’ect to the s.a-me rule.s and |
r:g.v.-3 fx Weather cve.ry hour cl 'he
laour. Weathc-Y evciy hou:' eii ine
hail hour.
F'ir:e (--inTertainincrit in between
regulation
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 7:30
SHOW STARTS AT DUSK
ALWAYS $2.00 A CARLOAD!
WED. THUR3. * 3 HITC!
NO. 1
SAM WHISKEY In Color
NO. 2
BORN LOSERS In Color
NO. 3
THUNDER IN THE CAROUNAS
In Color
FRI. & SAT. * nUPLE FEATURE
NO. 1
ISLAND OF THE DOOMED
In Color
NO. 2
THE SORCERERS In Color
NO. 3
BLOOD <S BLACK LACE
In Color
SUN. WED. * DOUBLE FEATURE
NO. 1
MIDNIGHT COWBOY In Color
NO. 2
THE MERCENARY In Color
July Clearance
SALE
ALL SPRING AND SUMMER
MERCHANDISE
Reduced
Super Values In Every Department
SHOP NOW AND SAVE
Itheal^
ALL SEATS ALL SHOWS
75c SHOWS 3 5 7 9
SAT. 13 5-7 9
SUN. 1:30 3:30 9:00
STARTS WED. FOR 7 DAYS
CRICKET
hat
ViALTDiSriE t
ALL CARTOON FEATURE
mi^MQ
Adult late show
FRI. SAT. only 10:30 P.M.
"THE MINX"
RATED (R) ALL SEATS
S1.25
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Phone 239-!
Telephone 739-2571
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Tampax
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Bine SSas: OiMmeiit
listeTins Sistf scplk.... c" i
FMOips Milk d ..... 11
Desenex Ginfeent....
Aika-Sellze? 25 s
Pepto-Bismol 4 o::!.
lergens lotion 9V2 cs.
Loving Care by Clalicl
Vicks Vapor^b 3% oz.
Ben-Gay IV4 02.
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OWNERS
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