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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
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Thursday, DecemKer 20, I97W”
cancureain,
caiftshe?
K. M. Citizens
closejof the second shift on lH-
day, Veturning to^ work January
2.!'Gifts will be distributed to
employees. Members of the office
st^f i and isupeirvisors iwere® en
tertained at a Christmas dinner-
dance Friday night at the Com
munity Center. .!
De^ndable Knits will close
after the second shift on Decem
ber 21, reopening on December
27ith.
Double Knits employees will
enjoy a four-day holiday, closing
on Saturday, Sunday, Monday
and Christmas Day.
Eniployees of Gay Hosiery, Can-
Do Hosiery, CynnTex, Ideal Hosi
ery, Cleveland 'Hiosieiy and 'L & L
Hosiery will close at 11 pjm. De
cember 11, returning to work at
11 p.m. December 30th. Christ
mas bonuses and gift certificates
will be presented all employees.
Kings Mill will suspend Oper
ations at 11 p.m. 'December 21,
reopening at 11 p.m. December
30th. Bonuses and gift certificates
will be presetrted.
Park Yarn Mills will close aft
er the second shift on Saturday
night, reopening on Wednesday,
December 26th. Bonuses wiH be
distributed to employees based
on length ot service.
Presbyterian Choir
America is the place that is made
out of dreams. And, U.S. Satings
Bonds have been helping to make
happy dreams come true for years.
Now, Bonds mature in less than
six years. That means your dreams
can come true faster than ever before.
You can buy shares in your part i-
cular dream by joining the Payroll
Savings Plan where you work, or the
Bond-a-Month plan where you bank.
Before you know it, yom- American
ream will be a reality.
Now K Bonds pny interest when held to Affti
nialunty of 5 years, 10 months (4^ the first
year). Bunds arc replaced if lost, stolen, or v
desli-oycd. When netted they can be cash^ ♦
at your bank. Interest is not subject to state ^
or iocai income taxes, and federal taz caay ^
be deferred until redemption* ^ ^
TSkke stodc in America.
Now Bonds mature in les'? than s’x year?;
Tenor: Darrell Austin, Darrell
Austin Jr., David Barrett, Wll
liam Grissom and Mark Sand
ers.
Bass: W. P. Fulton, Manley
Hayes, Andy Neisler, and Vic
Smith.
Croker
Rev. P. H. Waugh officiated
at the final rites. Rev. J. W.
Stiles of Cherryville sang “O
Foly Night” and Mrs. J. N. Mc
Clure, organist, played Christ
mas favorites of Mr. Croker’s.
-Naval personnel served as pall
bearers and conducted full mili
tary rites at Mountain Rest
cemetery.
Gidney
Prior to his position at the
Fallston 'branch, Hendrick, 32,
had been manager of the South
DeKalb street branch of Union
Trust in Shelby.
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A.1. Toot advorticing mosiag* should bs noway,
>- ,, fmndly, informative, easy to read. Olvo
facta and naws about your merchandiaa end
aorvioo.
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do what successful salesmen do—call oat
ottstomers and prospects consistently.
A* At regular intervale one ef the Bureau’a largo
eteff of experienced droulstlon auditora makes
a thorough audit of ths drculstion records of
sach pubhsher member. The rosulte of each
audit are published in an eaay-to-nad A.B.C.
report for your use and protection when you
buy newspaper advertising.
I. Insist on audited circulation roporta that
|!iv0 you tho facts about tha aud^noa that
your aalat maaaagoa will hav# whan you buy
Mwapapar advartiainf.
Q. What are the FACTS In A.B.C. reports?
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papor circulation to an advertiaor anoh as
tho standards a merchant nsoa in buy*
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A. A.B.C. reports teD yon how much circulation,
where it goes, how obtsined snd other facts
that help you buy advartiainf as you would
make any sound buaineat investment—on tha
basis of known values and audited information.
Q
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of tha Audit Bubbau or CiKcuuvnoNa.
Are alf publications sUglbls for A.B.G.
memba/ship?
Q. What Is ths A.B.C.r
A. No. Only those with paid circulation. This is
important to advertisers because it is evidence
that the paper is wanted and read.
A, Tha A.B.C. is a cooperative, non-profit asaod-
ation of 8,450 advertisers, advertising agendsa
and publishers in the United States and Canada.
Organized in 1914. Brought or
der out of advertising clmos by
ostabliahing a definition for paid '
sireulation. rulea and atandards
lor Bsoasurinf, auditing and re-
porHwg tbs circulations of new*-
pspors sad psriodicsls.
Q
!. If this newspaper a member of the Audit
Bureau of Circulationa?
A. Yea We are proud of our circulation. We want
you to know the facts about
the audienos your selling mes
sages will have when they
appear in these pages. Ask for
a copy of our latest A.B.a
mport
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