Training notices and property sale ads from Kings Mountain paper
Basic training at Lackland Air Force Base is noted for Jack B. Moore and Bobby E. Sanders with addresses and unit details. Multiple public notices include a lease change for Silver Dollar Grill, a public sale of land in Kings Mountain, an administrator’s notice for the estate of Mrs. Mildred A. Moss, a meeting notice for extending Kings Mountain city limits, and an upcoming real estate description for parcels near the city. The page also lists a subscription plea to the Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack B. Moore
B. M. Moore
Route 2
Bobby E. Sanders
Reba B. Sanders
Oak Street
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
H. A. Hill
Elsie X. Hill
Silver Dollar Grill
Kings Mountain
Highway No. 29
Willam R. Butler
Margie Butler
Eri
Everette W. Sims
Beatrice M. Sims
Kings Mountain Building and ‘Logn Association
Register of Deeds Office
Cleveland County
Kings ‘Mountain Building and Loan Association
Shelby
North Carolina
Midpines
Calvin Howell
Office of the Register of Deeds
G. C. Looney
Ocle Looney
Home Bulding and Loan Association
Home Building and Loan Association
N. C
Cashion
City Board OF
Board of Commissioners
City of
City Reservoir
Old City
Cargo Company At Summer Camp At Lejeune
The 3rd Cargo Company USMCR from Charlotte arrived June 5 to begin two weeks of summer training at Camp Geiger near Camp Lejeune. Led by Captain James B. Hunter the unit will train with the First Infantry Training Regiment in rifle and pistol qualification field maneuvers and drill. Recreational facilities include ocean swimming sailing fishing tennis courts baseball diamonds nightly shows boxing and entertainment. They are expected to return to Charlotte on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lejeune
N.C
USMCR
Charlotte
James B. Hunter
Rifle Range
Camp Geiger
Camp le Jeune
Missionary Church to Hold Revival Services on Second Street
Revival services at Missionary Methodist church on Second street start next Sunday and run through July 4. Evening services at 7:30 conducted by Rev. T. W. Lovelace of Shelby, who may be heard on Station WOHS. Pastor Rev. Clyde Maloney. congregational singing led by B. T. McDaniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Methodist Church
Second Street
T. W. Lovelace
Shelby
Mr. Lovelace
WOHS
Clyde Maloney
B. T. McDaniel
Hints To Homemakers Safety Tips From The Page
Practical home care guidance covers safe footwear for housework warns against high heels and loose hems. Maintains sturdy shoes, tidy hems, and prompt cleanup of spills. Advises labeling poisons, storing away from children, washing hands, and careful razor blade disposal. Also notes tobacco consumption forecast relative to prior highs.
Servicemen News from Korea and Europe
Army updates show PFC Gene Blanton of the 3d Infantry Division serving in Korea with the Rock of the Marne unit. He arrived last June after enlisting in 1952 and serves as a truck driver in the 39th Field Artillery Battalion. Sergeant First Class Ralph J. Smith of Kings Mountain serves with the Sth Infantry in Germany and notes the Red Diamond division’s reactivation, with personnel moving to the 5th for security duties in Europe. North Carolina milk cows totaled 393,000 in April 1954, up from 330,000 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Gene
Blanton
Paul D. Blanton
Georgia Ave
Bessemer City
N.C
3D Infantry
Rock of the Marne
Iron Triangle
U. S
39Th Field Artillery Battalion
Army
Germany
Augsburg
Ralph J. Smith
Harey CG. Smith
Kings Mountain
Sth
Europe
New England States
43D
5Th
Smith
North Carolina
Herald House of the Week Design C 243 Breezeway Garage
The breezeway and attached garage create a spacious look. The plan features three rear bedrooms with wing rooms, a front dinette and kitchen. Kitchen has a cover sink under corner windows, work counter under front windows, fridge near the door and a serving counter to the dinette. Bath and basement stairs accessible from the side entrance. Good circulation between all rooms.
Take Soil Samples For Fall Crop Now
Farmers are urged to submit soil samples to the Soil Testing Division for analysis to guide lime and fertilizer needs. Officials say prompt testing yields better long run results, with results typically 7 to 10 days after samples are received. Collect good samples and send to the Soil Testing Division, State Department of Agriculture, Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Charles W
C. Department of Agriculture
Soil Testing Division
State
Department of Agriculture
Raleigh
Also Mentioned on This Page
HLA
Hill Elsie K. Hill
B. S. Neill
Davis and White
Anaes Davis
White
Mildred A. Moss
George W. Moss
Mildred ‘M. Hoyle
McGinnis Street
Said Street
Patterson
Thornburg
Parrish
Ki Mountain
Cry Pump House
Joe Hendrick
Clare
THE
Herald
Cleveland County Board of Elections
Eugene Bridges
Constable
Inf Elson
Iaid
Wwnsborne
Doveland
Missionary Church
Featheels
Saas Permet
Cc. BE. Warlick Insurance
Mountein St
Fortude Teller
Orient
Herald House OF the Week
Cloud
Minn
Sam
FORD
Plone Motor
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