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5 at- tia, orf i all lod y Get Bead . On Classes lOH. — The task of se eing the right style furniture I you and your family might A)e made simplier if you under stand the three broad classifica tions of ifurniture: traditional, provincial and , contemporary- modern.' 'Much of the traditional furni ture was first designed for royal courts and nobility in England, iPrartce and Italy, observes Mrs. Edith MoGlamery, extens i o n house furnishings specialist, N. C. State University. Through the years it has been associated with elegance and formality. Traditional also includes those styles with design characteris- tiee typical of master craftsmen of past generations, such as Thomas Chippendale, R o b ert Adams, George Hepplewhite and Thomas Sheraton. ■It was only natural, the spe cialist says, that the coiurt styles of each counry should be copied in simplified versions for the masses. This furniture Is referred to as provincial, country or rural. The French and Italian Provin cial and Early American are typical examples of this style.' Each of them has tw* quaRtles in common: simplicity and aomfort designed for Informal living. Contemporary and its counter part, Modern, include a broad group of designs that are adapt ed for modern metliod.s of pro duction and present day livuig. | Contemixirary is inspired by traditional styles. Designer's have borixrwori these traditional char acteristics, but modified and scaktd them t« fit today’s homes.; 'Modern breaks completely all ties with previous designs through a series *f efforts to create beaiuty la « functional, form. This functional emphasis' has stimulated prc^cluction of dual-purpose furniture, modular units, wall-hung fumltui-e andi furniture .scaled to fit apartment| living and today’s smaller homes. | “There is it «vide eeleetlon pj' furniture availabig tv teday’si marketplace,” Mrs, MdGlameryj concedes. So you should have no I difficulty selecting styles that are appropriate for your j,ome and way of life,. The Labof Department has al located $8.4 mlHion under the Emergency HJnploytment Act to provide poblilc service jolbs for un employed reservation jindians in 221 tribes. Mn. Williams' Rites Conducted ' Funeral services for Mrs. Marie C. Williams, 71, were conducted Wednesday afternoon from Good Uoire Presbyterian church of which she was a member, inter ment following in Rynum Chapel cemetery. Mrs. Williams, of 111 N. Tracy street, died Saturday in the Kings Mountain hospital after two weeks illness. A native of Rutherford county, she was the daughter of tl.e late John and Samtintlia Alexander Canson and widow of Clarenee Williams. She was a member of Pride of Kings Mountain i\<j. Tw'o. ^ .She is survivcti by two daugh ters, Mrs, Clista Williams Cole and .Mrs. Ardata Williams Sweat, both of Kings Mountain; two .sis ters, Mrs. Vennie Murray of St. Louis, Mo. and Mrs. Helen Well- mon of Bessemer City; two grandchildren and two gi-eal grandchildren. iRev. P. L. Ros-s offioiated at the final rites. Plans Shaping For "Law Week" .Mayor John H. .Mos.s has pro claimed the week beginning May loth a.s "L a w Enforcement Week" in Kings Mountain. T h e official proclamation reads: Whereas, the City of Kings .Mountain recogni/e.s the great need for a continuing program of efficient law enf jreement; and Whereas, the City of Kings •Mountain i.s privileged to have an excellent poll.-e force; and Whereas, many members of the Pfilice Department of tlie City of Kings .Mountain, through extraordinary iitteniion to their duies, and throiigli dedication to the principles of law enforce ment, and through extra service on their own ti;ne, have given more than ample evidence of their concern fer the citizens of Kings Mountain; and 'W'hereas, many private citi zens have expressed a desire to recognize the efforts of ocr Po lice Officers; Now, therefore, I, John Henry Moss, Mayor of the City of the City of Kings Mountain, on jjCadw^lader iDies At 7S iPfc-Korwood To Viefnam John Alfred Cadwaller, 75, died in Hunfington, West Virginia, April 19th. ■ Mr. Cadwallader, who was a ; business consultant with Foust .Texliies of Kings Mountain, had; spent con.dderable time in Kings] Mountain and had many friends' j in this area. ^ He was a retired sales inana ger vvith Ely & Walker of SI. . Louis anfl was vice j)resident and i sales director of Walts-Ritter Co. of Huntington, West Virginia. He was a Lutheran, a .Afason and . .Shriner and had Ixt-n active in j civic and niiltural endeavors in the Huntington, V\'. Vti. area. ! Mr. Cadwallader's survivors, two sisters, live at 905 lllh Ave nue in Huntington. W. Va. I*fe. .Michael O. .Norwood, .son of .Mr. and .Mrs. ttdell Norwood of 30!) .Silver .Street and hushand of the lorniei' Deli'iie C'lKcke. Iccfl from Chei'i-y Poinl .vl.'ii-ine ha.se .■^lu-il lllh for <'ul>i j'hilij) pine Island.s, wlvre Iji- '■o.'irded the Saralog.i f i' a tour of dui.c in the water.s iirouiid \' i-tnani. The Kings Mtiiuil;i;u .Miil'iue gradn.aleil from the .Naval .\ii' 'I'ei’hnical Cenlei in .Millinci'm. 'I'enn., as Aviation Machini.sl .\Iat<> January llth, lie look fur- llier training at .Mhidhey Naval Air .Station in Oak Harisjr, Wash- inglan and complcled eour.ses in A(>A systems f.'imiliarizal,on, Ati.A power plants and relalfJ terns organizational maiif iind .1.52 l’()-l‘S inlermedii# . tenance and complete eShla^f t&-’ D.'iirs. / Tlie Dejuirlment of Labor is oinducling an inli'n.sive nation wide survey of work-related in- .juries and illnesses. The program is designed to stlengthen ami enfori'*- wiirk safety and health slandiirds throu.gh mandatory re.-oi'd - kis'ping by employers. l!<s)kIi‘tK, instruclions and report forms have been maileet to 50,- (KK) e.stahiishmeMis. fmiiroveri ii.'iolography and printing mellasl.s have made it ea.sier for counterfeiters to ply their trade. I behalf of the citizens of Kingsi Mountain, as a token of appreda ' tion, ilhcj, : Enforcement Week, i JOHN HENRY MO.S.S, Nlayor ! City of Kings Mountain, N. C. .vjouniain, as a loKcn oi apprecia tion, do hereby declare the week i (beginning .May 1.5, 1972. as Law TO VIETNAM — Marine Pfc. Michael O. Norwood of Kings Mountain is serving aboard “The Saratoga" on duty in the waters around Vietnam. Ciowden Moimiaiii Teen CInii ^ Good Clean Place To Come DANCES FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY* Every Third Friday Girls Are Admitted Free %Mile South of Diane 29 Drive-In One Block Off U. S. 74 on Lincoln Academy Rd. No Alcoholic Beverages — No Age Limit OPEN 7 P.M. PHONE 739-9909 ADMISSION: $1.50 BOYS. $1.00 GIRLS 4:6tfn SINUS SUFFERERS Hero's good news hr y©td Exdwuve new "herd eore" SYNA-CIEAR DecongeNont tobleti oet Instoidly and continuowily to drain and dear oil noeal-dnui cavIHei. One "hard core" tablet gives yoo tip to B hours relief from ^(*<1 protiura of congestion. ANowt you to breothe easily—stops watery eyes ond runny nose. Yoo con boy SYNA-CLEAR AT without need for a proscription. Sotisfoclion guaranteed by moker. Try it todoyl Introductory Offer Worth $]50 Cut Out this ad—take to store listed. Purchase one pock of $YNA-ClEAl l2'i ond receive on* more SYNA-aiAB 12.Poefc Free. Kings Mountain Drug Co. •1.: ..- V, JljL. Education Counts Senator Jordan .liaS-shdwr: h'S ciedie.ilio'’ to the causerot~Educatiqn by.his support of -■'-'ery- bill which has come before the ^Senate providing better educational facilities, and opponuriities. i iiesc include benefits to setiool? and students at the primaiy. secondary and coiloco ar.d_u;ii- versity levels. They include the expansion rif the' school lunch program: the growth of vocational education; and ttie college student lo.iii and work study programs. St'nator .lorcla-n believ es that equal (>du''ational opportanities niiiJt bo piovided for all students without regard to their racial or economic .status, and has worked unfailingly to lieft- niakt iliis dream a reality. Experience Counts Re-elect Senator Jordan (f , I iini. iiy M.iv tr) This Aa Paid by CleveJand County Committee, Clyde Nolan, MaHagM; . ' '• People everywhere are talking about Winn'Dixie...ancl ...We like to be talked about W-O EXTftA ICAN BOUFO SLICED HAM .... OSCAO AAAYER AIL MEAT WIENERS OR Atl REEF FRANKS 79' OSCAR MAYER Alt BEEF OR ALL MEAT SLICED BOLOGNA r 49' OSCAR MAYER SttCED LUNCHEON MEAT OR com SALAMI . 59‘ ASSORTED MEAT ITEMS BANQUET SUPPER .ox 88' WD...7-9LB. SIZE - .. BflTSVIUE TURKEYS 48' PERCH FILLETS .. 59' PAIJMETTO FARM PIMENTO CHEESE - 79' "THE BIGGEST REASON I SHOP WINN-DIXIE IS BECAUSE OF THE PEOPLE - THEY'RE COURTEOUS - THEY TREAT ME LIKE I'M SOME BODY SPECIAL." W-D U.S. CHOlCf E-Z CARVE THESE ARE REAL PEOPLE WHO SHOP WITH US THROUGHOUT THE SOUTHEAST ... NOT MODELS OR PROFESSIONAL ACTORS! .V D U S. CHOICt WHOLE BEEF RIBS BLUE. WHITE. COLO WATER ARROW DETERGENT 69^ P'JRF VEGElABie ASTOR SHORTENING limit 1 wirh a S5 ardvr 3-tB. COC CAN ^ 7 t<k OFF LABEL COLD POWER DETERGENT 78^ BLUE BAY PINK SALMON UiDil 2 wi’h a SS 79^ ASTOR BARTierr PEAR HALVES 3 ::: THRIFTY AAAtO SUCED O* HAWtS VEtlOW CttNG PEACHES 4 ~ ASTOR SltCED. CHUNK OR CBUSHOT PINEAPPLE ... 4 lettEFTY MAID CREAM OR WHOIE RFRNEt GOLDEN CORN . 5 b: n°° SMOKED SLICED ... Remiy to Bake or Fry Picnics ^Q; SIZE LB. * ROUND TIP ROAST ^ W D U.S. CHOICE... 12 15 IB. s!/<? WHOLE ROUND TIPS ^ W D U.S. CHOICE SIRIOIN TIP OR CUBE STEAKS ^ W D U S, CHOICE . . . WHOLE OR HALF BONELESS RIB EYE. ^^2^^ W D BRAND U.S. CHOICE (8-o*. SIZE) lorSTEAKS., W D BRAND U.S. CHOICE RIB EYE STEAKS... ^2” KRAFT FRENCH 00 DRESSING.... 3 J;:- n FROZEN FOOD BUYS MORTON CHICKEN. BEEF. TURKEY MEAT PIES »T*» CHEF PIERRE STRAWBERRY OR PINEAPPLE SHORTCAKE —99<^ BIRDS EYE COOL WHIP 35« Dixie WHIP WHIPPED TOPPING ... 4=^ *T>» BOIL IN BAG . . . SALISBURY STEAK, GRAVY h SltCEO BES, CREAMED CHICKEN. GRAVY t StICEO TURKEY FREEZER QUEEN 5^^ tlKSTa O' SEA FISH STICKS 79* TASTE O' SEA PERCH FILLETS ...—..a Lt? 59- BRcKENZtE MIDGET LIMA BEANS . . 2::^ *1°° AldCENZIE BABY LIMA BEANS 2 MrKFNZIE CUT OKRA.**«**«^2^ SOLD KING ONION RINGS Sr 59* f«ESH FROZEN SLICED STRAWBERRIES 3 89« MBtrS HNK OR REGUUR LEMONADE 6 ^ 79' AttPCRMAND VANtttA SANtiWICHES ICECREAM 89' THRIFTY RLAIO .«. limit I with o $5 or more order SUGAR... 5 ASTOR .,. All GRINDS . .. Limit 1 with S5 order COFFEE... 2 " GRADE *A‘ LARGE PALMETTO FARM EGGS 2 - 79 lAND O' SUNSHINF . .. QUARTERS BUTTER ....“= 79 DIXIE THRIFTY SANDWICH BREAD ... 4 99 LIMIT 1 OF YOUR CHOICE WITH A $5 ORDER COOKING OIL WESSON OIL . ASTOR OIL CRISP WESTERN W1NES4P NEW CROP YtUOW.,.©.H.|AG APPLES .. 4 i 79' ONIONS .. 3 i 29' JOtCY SUNRIST mt%ti (SKCN LEMONS .. . _ 49' CABBAGE . 2 - 19' THRIFTY MAID ICE MILK VANIILA • CHOCOLATI • rtfDGE ROYAL! FAMCY GOIOEN BANTAM CORN A . 749' HALF GALLON
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