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Kings Mountain Herald

Location

Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1952

Page

3

Notice of Sale and Administrator's Notice in Cleveland County

Notice of sale under deed of trust to secure payment defaults on property in Cleveland County North Carolina listing lots 67 68 69 70 and 18 feet of Lot 66 described by plat 1945 with sale set for December 15 1952 at Shelby court house. Also administrator notice for William L Blackburn estate requesting claims by November 28 1959 and immediate payments for debts owed.

Boyce Henderson E. T. Platt Register of Deeds Office Cleveland County North Carolina Rouse Shelby L. B. Falls Office of the Register of Deeds North Csolina van R. Powell F. R. Summers J. R. Davis Davis William L. Blackburn G. S. Blackburn William J. Blackburn Grover N.C R Davis

Rites Conducted For Earl M Ruth in Charlotte

Funeral rites for Earl Monroe Ruth of Charlotte were held last Friday at Douglas and Sing Mortuary with interment in Salisbury City Memorial Cemetery. Dr George Heaton of Myers Park Baptist Church conducted the service. Survived by his mother Mrs Jenny Pierce Ruth of Salisbury a son Earl B Ruth of Salisbury two brothers Hilton L Ruth of Kings Mountain and W H Ruth of Birmingham and two sisters Miss Vera Ruth of Mars Hill and Mrs R B Davis of Salisbury.

Earl Monroe Ruth Charlotte Hilton L. Ruth Kings Mountain Douglas and Sing Mortuary Salisbury City Memorial Cemetery George Heaton Myers Park Baptist Church Ruth Cilotte Hospital Earl B. Ruth Catawba College Jenny ‘Pierce Ruth William M. Ruth Masonic Order International Shoe H. L. Ruth W. H. Ruth Birmingham Vera Ru Mars Hill R. B. Davis

Unclear fragment hints at class merit aides in Herald

Fragmentary text appears to reference individuals Bollinger and Franks Scism with mentions of class merit aides and a closing benediction. Details are incomplete and no coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable portion.

Prage Richard “Bollinger Franke Scribe Marshall Croft

Boy Scout Meeting Opened With Brief Talk and Patrol Meeting

The meeting opened with the bandles followed by a coatmaster talk on bravery. A brief fifteen minute patrol meeting then occurred after the talk, concluding the session.

Notice of Sale of Real Estate by Trustee in Cleveland County

On December 15, 1952, at 10:00 a.m., the courthouse door in Shelby, Cleveland County NC, will sell two described parcels to satisfy debt of Oliver Falls and Lois Falls to Home Building and Loan Association. First tract lies on King Street Kings Mountain. second comprises lots 59 60 61 and 6 per plat book 3. Sale by B Davis Neill trustee with White attorney.

Oliver Falls Lois Falls B. S. Neill Home Building and Loan Association Register of Deeds Office Cleveland ‘County Shelby Cleveland County North Carolina King Street Kings Mountain N. C Plank Schulman Office of Register of Deeds N.C C.F. Thomesson Cleve. Tana County Ruth C. Thomasson George B. ‘Thomasson C.F. Thomasson, Jr B. Davis Neill White the Herald

Fall Freshening Adds Farm Income in Dairies

North Carolina dairy expert urges fall freshening to boost profits with no extra cost. Plan breeding to start cows freshening in late Aug and Sept with most in Sept, aligning peak milk flow with high prices and spring pasture for sustained production. Calves raised indoors then pastured in spring for efficient labor. July and August see lowest production due to heat and flies. North Carolina hosts the world’s largest living Christmas tree in Wilmington each Yuletide, a 75 foot water oak decorated with Spanish moss and 4,000 lights, lit from December 1 to 31.

Marvin E. Senger N. C. State College Agricultural Extension Service Senger North Carolina Wilmington

Arthritis Sufferer Seeks Remedy Details

A reader claims to have been crippled by rheumatoid arthritis and rheumatism in nearly every joint with total body soreness. He says he is now restored to active life and invites letters to share how he obtained powerful relief.

Youths Guilty In Temporary Larceny Case At Drive-In

A year-old youth and another youth were found guilty of temporary larceny of a 1946 Ford owned by George T. Payseur after an abandoned car was spotted near the Bessemer City Drive In. One received a six month suspended sentence with good behavior, a $50 fine, and court costs. the other case was sent to juvenile court. Additional cases included three public drunkenness charges and a not guilty finding for an assault with a deadly weapon.

Jack White Fred A. Carpenter George T. Payseur Carpenter Bessemer City P. N. Hemphil John Henry Williams Hunter Edgerton Robert Edgerton White

DMV issues 1953 license plates and renewal cards

Raleigh DMV officials announced 1 275 000 renewal cards were mailed and should reach by December 1 1952. The 1953 plates go on sale statewide January 31, 1953. Current plates valid until midnight January 31. New plates have a small corner slot for a future war era fate tag if needed. Buyers may purchase by mail or in person from Raleigh DMV or Carolina Motor Club branches in Gastonia and Shelby.

Raleigh Department of Motor Vehicles N.C. State College Department of Defense DMV Carolina Motor *Club Gastonia Shelby

Brucellosis in Swine Extension Folder Issued

The D C State College Agricultural Extension Service released Extension Folder No 93 on Brucellosis in Swine also called Bangs disease. The folder explains the infectious disease causes heavy losses in North Carolina swine and that herd testing is the only sure method to detect it. It notes links to cattle and human illness and outlines control measures, with authors J Clark Osborne Hal J Rollins and Jack Kelley. Free copies available from local county agents or by writing the Publications Department. October 1952 was the driest October in NC since 1943.

D. C. State College Agricultural Extension Service North Carolina State Department of Public Health North Cayina Pew J. Clark Osborne State College Department of

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