Page 2 THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. Thursday. October 26, 1972 SOCIETY COLUMN Continiird From Pago One The Jolley Players Drama Group, a youth organi zation of First Baptist church, Is preparing a "Hallo ween" House" at 614 West Mountain Street, The House will be open to the public for a nominal charge on Saturday, October 28, Monday, October 30, and Tuesday, October 31 from 7:30 until 10 p.m. A tour of the house will include visits to "The Haunted House", "Mortuary Mansion", a "Gypsy for tune teller" and "The Mystery Cave". Each different area of the house will be decorated by a different group o fthe young people and supervised by one of the adult advisors. Proceeds from the event will be used for Drama group of the young people and supervised by one of annual Lottie Moon Christmas Offering. The youth comimittee In charge of arrangements for this occasion Includes Chris Laughter, Jeff Jones, Tommy Bridges and Frank Humphreys. By JANICE CHRISTENSEN Muiiic has h3lpej bridge part of the generation gap In Cleve land County. Recently mem'iers of the County’s Extension Home makers Clubs listened to the SEEDS songs of today and analyzed what youth was trying to say, reports Jestia Ann Wingo, home econo mics extension agent. I There were almost as .many responses as there were people I listening, the agent notes. One woman said, “The songs have more meaning now that I try to hear the words.” Another said she felt "They’re trying to tell us to live and not the .vay we 'ive ourselves.” Mcst the women agreed that today’s youth are asking for love rather than material things, the agent conclmletl. CONSERVATIO.N PIECE You can convert the seat part of an old school desk into a con servation piece by covering it with fabric. Dorothy Mobley, associate home economics extension agent, Richmond County, says you’ll need aoout three yards of 45 Inch heavy cotton fabric to do the job. Clean the chair seal cracks and sand rough spots, she advis es. Then measure the chair hyp sections and make paper pat-, terns to fit, allowing for overlap. | Cut fabric according to pattern. '■ Brush a thin layer of white glue on one section of the seat at a time and smooth fabric in to place. It will make a beauti ful chair for a child’s room. FLOWER BASKET.S Recycling seems to be the name of the game. And even if one can't recycle an entire worn | out washing machine, enterpris-' ing Johnston County homemakers | have figured out a way to u.se the basket part. ! They fill the baskets with soil and grow flowers in them, ex-' plains Mrs. Patricia Brown, its-1 sociate home economics exien- j slbn agent, , j Some women have hung the | baskets; otliers use them ns yard flcwer pots. Either way the paint-1 ed washing machine askels are, most attractive, tlie agent veri fies. .iiiiiiiiiiiHninHimiiiiiHini ■Ilium .N. C. EXPORTS j North Carolina is a large ex porter of certain raw and manu , factored products. The industries ! ranked according to the value of shipments are t(?xtiles, wood in dustries, tobacco, food and elec-; triv equipment. | THANK m for giving more to Christmas Seals... r ;- It’s a matter ^ of life and breath! YOUR TBRD ASSOCIATION iiHHitwitiiimimiiiiimitiiHiiiiHtiiiiitiiwiniii LETTER TO THE EDITOR “WHAT’.S AHEAD FOR AMERICA” With the forthcoming election approaching and as we face the year ahead many are wonder ing, What’s Ahead for America? It General Curtis E. LeMay is right, it may he a year of sui-- fender. Speaking in California in February of 1971 ho predicted that within IS months the Soviet Union vdll serve an ultimatum or else on the United States. And he said further that President Nixon will have no choice :':ut to sunender to Soviet demands. Senator Barry Goldwater similar ly stated: “It's not beyond rea son to expect the Soviet Union to confront us with a direct or im plied ultimatum wltlrn the next three years.” Now the reason we fear for America is because we are so vastly occupied with our own material gain and our self ish interest that we do not see what is happening on I he world scene. Of course we recoignize something went droadfully wrong at the United Nat'ons when na tions lined u[) 2 to 1 against the United States to oust the Nation alist government of Chiang Kai- shek and admit Retl China in stead. The New York Times in ferred to this dec'sion as a "dev astating diplomatic defeat.’' Gen. Omar Erad'ey before the Nation al Press Club in Washington warned our people do not under stand what faces us. He went on to say "Our greatest danger is still imperialist communism.” He noted we see their method of which to accomn*1sh their a'ms by I so-called "brush fire wars such as i in Korea and Vietnam and by out-1 ri.ght invasion such as in Hungary , and CzocJiosIovakia and even by j infilti’ation of our own society. j I think we had better wake i up. While we have ttam putting men on the moon, tlie Soviets , have been putting moons into out- i er space. Ladies and gentle-, men: Let’s face facts. The Com-1 munists are united in their threat to destroy us, and the possibility ever exist that some of the.sc 1 satellites may be loaded and with , the push of a button in Mos.-ow > they could bo detonated overi strategic areas of our nation,] raining deatli anrl destruction u|)-1 on our cities. Woul.l we .surrender if we were confronted with an ul- tiamtum stating that we face! Watch Your FAT-GO Lose ugly excess weight with the sensible NEW FAT-GO diet plan. Nothing sensational just steady weight loss for those that really want to lose. A full 12 day supply only $?.50. The price of two cups of coffee. Ask / drug store about the FAT-GO reducing plan and start losing weight this week. Money back in full if not complete ly satisfied with weight loss from the very first package. DaiM>T DELAY get FAT-GO t;oday. Only $2.50 at Kings Mtn. Drug Co. .such destruction SLiri'ender? if we did not Wonlfl wc surrender if con- | fronted with such a threat from i Moscow? The secretary of state ! once warned; The threat of a I surprise attack is an ever iiicreas- i ing threat. The Secretary of De- j fense Laird time and time again i has warned of Russia’s growing i military might. What acout the j danger. Dee.; it really exist? Stewart Alsop, a note.0. 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