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What's Your Home Worth To You?Is It worth the few dollars a year that it takes to give yearprotection from fire ... . Just think.there are 365 days a yearthat your home could burn to the ground. Good Insurance cantsart a -re-building program in case of fire. It'll 'be a big stepIn getting you back on your feet. SEE US TODAY!
The Arthur Ha; AgencyAM* KINDS OF INSURANCEPhone 182
HARRIS FUNERAL HOME.Ambulance Service.
Phone 118 ' Kings Mountain, N. C.
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THE STATE FLOWER.Th* DogwoodLegend says that during Christ's time, the Dogwood was sotali and strong, it was chosen to furnish the timber of whichthe cross was made. This distressed the tree and Jesus saidto it, "Because of your sympathy for My suffering I promiseyou this. Never again will you attain such size that you canbe used as a cross. Also your blossoms shall be In the formof a cross with two short and two long petals, and at theouter edge .of each of your petals, in the center," shall be theprint of the nail and in the center of your flower, which shallappear stained with blood and brown with rust, there shallbo a crown of thorns."
Gnr friendship ties should never be broken if possi¬ble. They grow sweeter and more comforting withage.
Likewise, your banking connections develope intofine spirit of understanding and mutual cooperationthat grows stronger with time and experience.
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PERSONALSGlee A. Bridges was a Charlotte
visitor on Monday.Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hicks spent
last weekend In .Raleigh withtheir son and daughter.Mr. and Mrs. John Pike and
daughter of Greensboro wereguests over the weekend of Mrs.Pike's parents, Mr. 'and Mrs.George Hord.
Mrs. Edna Beam was a recentover-night guest of Mr. and Mrs.Paul Beam.
Miss Eleanor Myers, student atQueens College, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. andMrs. O. W. Myers.
Mrs. J. C. Smathers of Char¬lotte was guest Monday of herparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Pat¬terson.
^vfr. and Mro. Httfr-fcowery andchildren were spend the dayguests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.Carl Dover of Shelby.
J. W. Blalock, J. P. Blalock, T.D. Blalock, and L. G. Blalock leftTuesday for Union Level, Va,., tovisit W. P. Blalock who has 'beenseriously 111 in a Richmond hos¬pital, but has returned to hishome. They will also visit anoth¬er brother, J. O. Blalock, in Bas-kerville, Va.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allran, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Allran of Cher-ryvllle were Sunday guests ofMr. A. A, Allran.-
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Beam ofBessemer City were Sunday din¬ner guests of Mr. and Brs. B. F.Beam.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Davis ofBessemer City, Miss » BeatressHoneycutt of Kings Mountainspent Sunday with their moth¬er, Mrs. Julia H. Helms of GoldHill. .
In addition to its regionalblood centers now operating in37 major cities, the AmericanRed Cross is establishing a num¬ber of defense centers In othermetropolitan communities whichwill function solely for the pro¬curement of blood and blood de¬rivatives tor defense needs.
LetterTe EditorRichmond, Va.
Dear Mr. Harmon:As there is a <wtain place that
Is said to lie paved vith good In¬tentions never carried out; 1 amtrying to fulfill an ir.tention sev¬eral weeks old to keep at '.eastone of mine out of the pattern ofthat "good Intentions never ful¬filled paving."
I wish to congratulate you andyour force on the award recent¬ly received as to. the generalmake-up of your paper and as toyour editorial page. I am an avidreader of every North Carolinapaper I get hold of, and the Sea¬board and Southern trains crewsbring me many weeklies as wellas dailies, and I am proud tosay that yours is outstanding a-mong the country weeklies. Youreditorial page, in my opinion,and while very often I disagreewith you, is well written,., fitting,and always to the point. And Ido not think your local newscoverage could be improvedupon.Again my congratulations and
with the wish you will continueto make it what it Is now, one ofthe best country weeklies.
Sincerely yours,Leslie McGinnls.
Mokes Good YieldWith 12 DnstingsDespite unfavorable weather
and heavy boll weevil attacks inhis section, Nathan Legrand, Ne¬gro farmer of Route 1, Mt Gil-ead, produced 2,002 pounds ofseed cotton per acre last year.According to W. F. Wright, Ne¬gro farm agent In RichmondCounty for the State College Ex¬tension Service, Legrand enteredfive acres of his cotton crop inthe State Five-Acre Productionand Quality Contest and did agood job of following extensionrecommendations.He used Coker 100 wilt resis¬
tant seed and applied 800 poundsof 4-10-6 fertilizer and 100 poundsof nitrogen material per-acre.One practice to which he devo¬ted a great deal of attention wasinsect control. He applied ben¬zene hexoehlorlde dust six timeswith a tractor duster §t the rateof eight to 10 pounds per acre.Six additional applications ofdust were made with an airplane.Legrand started applying In¬secticides early, on June 27 Justbefore squaring, and made suc¬ceeding applications at intervalsof seven to 10 days.Whole blood shipments to Ja¬
pan and Korea for woundedfighting men have been carriedon regularty by the AmericanRed Cross since last August,.thanks to blood donations by thepublic through the organlza-t ion's regional blood centers. Re! 3erve stocks of blood plaama sup.1 plied earlier through the <Red
j Cross also have been used ex¬tensively, particularly duringthe early days of the ;
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College Hints ToFarm Homemakers
By Ruth CurrentState Home Demonstration Agent
Kitchen Travel . Don't storeoutside the kitchen . in pantry,basement, dining room, hackroom, cellarway, milk house orporch . hems that are used oft¬en In preparation of ihree mealsa day. Shorten your walk dis¬tance simply by providing workspace near sink and refrigerator.Too often equipment la isolatedfrom work counters. Many fanvilies continue to keep thingswhere they have always beenkept instead of taking advantageof possibilities offered by theirkitchens for storing supplies andequipment within easy reach of-where they are used.
Paint Protection . Any paintcan be damaged by strongly al¬kaline soap or other cleaners, a-brasive powder, and rubbing,home management specialistssay. Coarse scouring powder andstrong cleaners remove or rough¬en the smooth outer surface ofthe paint so that It soils fasterand is more difficult to <.clean.Strong alkali can weaken and al¬so discolor paint.
It is wise to try out any newcleaning preparation on an in¬conspicuous part of the paintfirst, carefully following direc¬tions that come with It as to howmuch and how to use.
In washing paint, It is impor¬tant to wash only a small areaat a time and rinse carefully be¬fore moving on to another area.Even a mild soap contains somealkali that will eventua iy injurepaint If left on it. Directions forsome commercial paint cleaningpreparations suggest that norinsing is needed. Yet many arehighly alkaline, say specialists,and will damage the surface ifleft on.
Some cleaning solutions makethe paint soft while It is wet andthen tubbing can damage It.With such cleaners there may beless damage from 'leaving a verylittle cleaner on the surface thanfrom rubbing while rinsing. Besure to use only t.te amount ofcleaner suggested in the direc¬tions. Some of the new deter¬gents, like soap, are alkaline;othefs are slightly acid or neu¬tral. They are satisfactory forwashing painted surfaces in thekitchen or wherever a greasyfilm has formed.
No Man or WomanCan Enjoy Life WithStomach Gasl
Poor digestion.swelling withgas after meals.heavy feelingaround waistline.rifting of sourfood. These are some of the pen¬alties of an Upset Stomach.CERTA-Vln is helping such vic¬
tims right and left here in KingsMountain. This new medicinehelps you digest food faster andbetter. It is taken before meals;thus it works with your food. Gaspains gp! Inches of bloat vanish!Contains Herbs and Vitamin B-lwith Iron to enrich the blood andmake nerves stronger. Weak, mis¬erable people soon feel differentall over. So don't go on suffering.Get CERTA-VIN . Kings Moun¬tain Drag Company. »
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THE DOUGLAS has a Cape Cod exterior,with the second floor entrance on the sideconcealing the fact that this la a duplex.Tenants on the second floor have direct ac¬cess to the basement laundry.Rooms on the second floor Include living
room, bedroom and kitchen-dinette. A bedcloset provides space for a roll-away bedand one dormer is a large closet Livingroom, kitchen-dinette, two bedrooms andbath complete the first floor. Bedroom clos-
ets are the wardrobe type with separatestorage space above.Frame construction is used throughout
this house, Which is finished with sidingand asphalt shingles.The called-for dimensions of THE DOUG¬
LAS are listed as 34 feet toy 28 feet. Overallfloor area Is planned for 952 square feet,while the cubage Is 23,800 cubic feet.For further information about THE
DOUGLAS, write the Small House Planning"¦ n. mu, St. Cloud, Minn.
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