Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Health
Mention Lots Beattie Mise Oxelle Gladden to spend the week with her cousin Miss Bonnie Mcintosh of the city. Mrs J J Patterson hosted first of the week. her brother Mr Doc Davis of Shelby visited. Friends of Mrs Page Lawing celebrate her return from hospital. Mr and Mrs Charlie Hullender hosted Paul Hullender and wife of Chesney S C Sunday. Friends of Miss Dorothy Hayes report her in hospital for an appendectomy. Mrs Claude Teeter of Oakboro spending week with her mother Mrs C T Hayes. Miss Melba Keller and Mr Stokes Keller were in Norfolk last week. Miss Vivian Princess is visiting Miss Mary Dunn of Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie Mise
Oxelle Gladden
Bonnie Mcintosh
J. J. Patterson
Doc Davis
Shelby
Page Lawing
Charlie Hullender
Paul Hullender
Chesney
8. C
Dorothy Hayes
Claude ‘Teeter
Oakboro
C. T. Hayes
Melba Keller
Stokes Keller
Norfolk
Virginia
Vivian Princess
Mary Dunn
Charlot
Classified Ads Policy Notice at The Herald
Classified ads policy outlines minimum 25 cent charge and confidentiality for keyed ads. It states Herald is liable for only one incorrect insertion and customers handle subsequent errors. Ads are cash in advance except for business firms with accounts with the newspaper. The notice urges immediate notification of corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
AIR CONDITIONING AND RE FRIGERATION COURSE PROMOTES CAREER
An advertisement touts a modern I. C. 8. course from International Correspondence Schools and urges readers to contact P. L. Plevcy at 409 Emerson Ave Gastonia NC for quick preparation in the field. Also notes sales items including fish, grapes, a tourist camp, and a Saturday banana split offer from Kings Mountain Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Plevcy
Emerson Ave
Gastonia
N.C
Tom and George discuss love and remarriage in snappy exchange
In a playful dialogue, Tom asks what to tell a woman who loves her divorced husband enough to save for a wedding gift if they remarried. George responds that the ex-husband was a prize dumbbell with hate in her belfry and notes better homekeeping could have avoided the breakup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
George
Dumbell
Miss Crosland in town gets toast of day
Virginia Logan notes in AS IT GOES that Miss Crosland appears happy at a wedding week in town. Mr Hendricks smiles as chatter on local church corner songs and visitors like Mikie and Mrs Roosevelt draw attention. Louise Morris golf hints at patience and humor in neighbors’ remarks.
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Ose
Crosland
Hendricks
Methodist Church
Cro the Baptist Church
Sun’ Ay
Methodist
The
Baptist
Methodist“ Church
Perret
Mer
Baptiste
Mikie
Georgia
Dot Hoke
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mikle
Franklin
Roosevelt
White House
Louise Morris
Summer Session and Local Happenings In Cherryville
Rev. Boyd Hamm praises his cool new Lutheran Church addition before a hospital stay. Farmers near Cherryville report dry weather as Ormand family reunion entertains guests. A furnace plate from 1788 is found at the Ormand home, linking to Revolutionary War era cannon work. West Gold Street traffic is slowed by police, while Congress debates over which bills to write. Odds and ends note a couple of black youngsters in town.
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Boyd Hamm
Lutheran Church
Hamm
Ormand
West Gold
Police Department
West Md
Iedianapolis
Congress
Guernseys Sold To Kings Mountain And Clover Buyers
A registered Guernsey cow sold by Joe Stamey to I M Neisler of Kings Mountain is Washington’s Pet Raider 389169 per the American Guernsey Cattle Club. Neisler then sold Ferguson of Clover a registered Guernsey named Ultra Raider 692380. The notice notes more than 1,500 patents in modern autos.
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Joe Stamey
I. ‘M. Neisler
Kings Mountain
Washington
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterborough
P. M. Neisler
Billie Ferguson
Clover
5. C
Ferguson
Notice of Action by Publication of Summons in North Carolina
Public notice from the United States District Court Western District of North Carolina Charlotte details a condemnation action under Weeks Law for lands at Kings Mountain. It names Robert Pails and heirs unknown, plus other parties, requiring appearance within four weeks and warning of final relief if unpaid. The notice is dated July 12, 1939, with clerk signatures and August 10 adjournment noted.
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Robert Pails
Aeira
J Mountain
N. C
W. M
Mountain
N.C
United States
Western District of North Carolina
Charlotte
Semmons
Petivion
North Caro
Sidheint
Antica
Piedmont Avenue
Mountain Street
North Carolina
Witners
E. Y. Weob
District
Yar
J. Y. Jordon
Fan Barnett
Dep
Atteated
Absolute divorce action in Cleveland County NC
The Superior Court in Cleveland County North Carolina begins an action with Ruby Kellar Haynes as plaintiff and Jasper V Haynes as defendant for an absolute divorce on statutory grounds. The defendant must appear at the Clerk's office in Shelby within 30 days after the 10th day of August 1989. Deputy Clerk Max Hamrick announces service by publication.
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Jasper V. Haynes
Cleveland County
North Carolina
Superior Court
Sala County
Wee
Shelby
N. C
Max Hamrick
N.C
Broadus L. Gutherie
Broadus L. Guth.erfe
B. A. Houser
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Paywour
Kings Mountain Drug Company
Tom and
D. F. Hord Furniture Co
Hord's
Virginia Logan
Lorhood
Cherryville
Crow Road
Guernseys
Kings Mountin
United States District
Margrace Dairy Mountain
Foster’s
Fosters Shoe Service
Clancy
Thame
Kay
Swee
Percy L. Crosby
Ewer
Wile
Mama
Pki
Ieav
Ruby Kellar Haynes
Indy—ang
Service OF Summons
Cens
Crea Ace
Kayser
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