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Kings Mountain Herald

Location

Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1948

Page

5

Personal Notices From Local Families And Guests

A lengthy keepsake of Sunday visits and social calls includes Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Blalock visiting his mother Mrs. L. G. Blalock, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hord and Bob McDaniel at the Clipper-All-Star game in Charlotte. Mrs. Paul Peterson left for Augusta Ga for several weeks while Paul Biddix attended the McDaniel at Avanta, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mauney visited relatives in Ellenboro. Numerous entries note visits to and from Charlotte, Kings Mountain, Gastonia, Spartanburg, Fallston, Lincolnton and Raleigh, with hospital stays, weddings, and church events. The item also records residents traveling to see relatives, attending services, and recovering from surgery.

Horace Hord Bob “McDaniel Charlotte Sear Pail Peterson Augusta Kelly McCarter Pink McCarter York G.A. Bridges Shriners

North Carolina Tightens Hatchery Rules on Pullorum Standards

Raleigh reports two amendments to state hatchery regulations take effect January 1 under the National Poultry Improvement Plan. The change raises baby chick standards to require pullorum free flocks, replacing the prior pullorum controlled clearance. Poultry officials note 95 percent industry approval for the higher standards as North Carolina continues eradication efforts of pullorum disease.

Raleigh National Poultry Improvement Plan North Carolina State Board of Board of Agriculture L. J. Fourie Department of Agriculture

County vote funds soil conservation district plan

Department of Agriculture records show tests on more than 800000 birds last season with puliorum incidence under 0.25 percent. Henderson County landowners voted in favor of organizing a soil conservation district. the proposal is forwarded to the Conservation Committee for consideration.

Department of Agriculture Henderson County

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Herald Personals All Society Charlie Blalock L. G. Blalock Paul Biddix Eb McDaniel Avanta Kings Mountain Mesdames C. E. Neisler D.C. Mauney J. Hi. Henderlight Kindly Gastonia Délores Davidson Huber Davidson Presbyterian Hospital Otto Ware Shirley Ann C. P. Barry J.C. Wells Bethany L. D. Shaford Forest City J. E. Mauney Jonas Jenkins Andrew Jenkins Jenni Susie Jean Wright Memorial Hospital J. F. Ware Claude Ware Jack Kennedy Gordon Hughes Dixon M. L. Harmon M. L. Plank George Patterson Hayne Blackmer Salisbury Thomas Trott Ann Bennettsville H. R. Parton Fred Dixon Lincolnton Wood Grayson Fallston Gene Mitchem Lenoir-Rhyne Coliege Rufus Michem Ida Gussie Huffstetler Shelby Fred Logan Mr. Lo Hoteete Veer J. S. Gordon Ossie Ramsey Roanoke Rapids Mary Nelson Kathleen Goforth Marjie Gordon Florida Jimmie Willis Monroe Fitzgeral Hospital Woodleaf Mr. Mauney Mr Berger 3. G. Darracott Dot Cameron Mrs. Darracott S. Jones Spartanburg George Allen Editar Herndon Bessie McDaniel Gordon Riley Greenville 8. C Harold Hunnicutt D. J. Hemly Charlote Abie Martin Ben Bridges Chip Hudson Bridges Drace Peeler B. S. Peeler Joe McDaniel Jimmie Spivey Gardner-Webb Nell Smith Mayo A. L. Huffstetler O. T. Hayes Biloxi Miss The American Legion Dellinger Holly White House Morton Santa Claus Wah Gle Cut Rite Peter Pan A&p Libby Swift Jane Parker Armour’s Vienna Franks Ayoo Griffin Drug Store
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