Kings Mountain License Schedule Adopted by Board in 1989
The Kings Mountain Board of Commissioners in session on June 19 1989 adopted a license schedule for July 1 1989 to June 30 1910 covering traveling theatrical companies railroad car traveling by motor vehicle itinerant tourist homes and camps restaurants billiard and bowling facilities soft drinks fireworks tobacco outdoor advertising gas stations and various trades with fee amounts ranging from 2.50 to 200.00 and per day or per year terms as listed in the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners of
Town of
Kings Mountain
Dee Sey
Thomasson Morning Worship and Evening Service Notes
Sree A AM. Sentay School in Thomasson September 11 morning worship with communion and Lord's Supper. Evening service at 8:00 PM features Rev. Harper Brady missionary to Japan. Youth gathering at 7:18 PM. Boy Scouts Troop One with Carl Davidson and assistants Friday at 4:00 PM. Annual Sunday School meeting planned at Old Furnace near Long Creek church.
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Sree
Sentay School
Thomasson
Harper Brady
Japan
Carl Davidson
Harry Page
Billy Thomson
Old Furnace
Long Creek
Churer
Foster Bible School and Communion at Boyce Memorial Church
Foster Bible School begins at 10:00 with Morning Worship at 11:00 and Communion led by the pastor. Auxiliary Day Sabbath activities include a 4:30 monthly meeting for all church organizations. Fourth Sunday after Trinity sermon by Dr and Luther Leagues. Saint Lukes Sunday school at 10:00 led by James Lackey.
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Boyce Memorial Church
W. M. Hoyer
Foster Bible School
Dr. & Luther Leagues
Saint Lukes
James ‘Lackey
Wesleyan Methodist Church Sunday School and Bible School
Wesleyan Methodist F Conor pastor. Sunday School 8:40 a.m. Tally Watatten Bible School commencement 7:45 with teachers and groups listed. Special offering noted. Second Baptist Church Rev G C pastor. Sunday School 9:45, preaching 11 a.m. and 7:39 p.m. Park Grace M E Church worship 11, Epworth League 6:30, prayer 7:20. Macedonia Baptist J W Frederick, Sunday School 8:46, B T U 6:45, preaching 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Conor
General Assembly
Watatten Bible School
Sid Groupe
Esinner’ Grow
Mseee Vera Sarscant
Martha McClain
Sarah Mae Falls
B. T. Wright
T “Wintor
Groupe
Ray Kirby
Maud Williame
A. 'C. Sargeant
Second Baptist Church
Macedonia Baptist Church
J. W. Frederick
Soybeans Prove Fit as Lamb Feed, Not Pork Risk
Dr John E Foster of State College Animal Husbandry says soybeans fatten lambs without harming carcass quality. Experiments show ewes and lambs gain faster on soybeans than other feeds, with soybean meal boosting protein for sheep and cattle. Researchers note feeding whole beans to hogs can cause soft oily pork, while soybeans remain a valuable forage for small ruminants.
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John E. Foster
State College Animal Husbandry Department
State College
Foster
U.S. Deed of Agriculture
Agric 1 Research Center
Beltsville
State College Experiment Stax
Ville
Health official urges caution during July travel in North Carolina
Dr Carl V Reynolds North Carolina State Health Officer warns the public to avoid areas with infantile paralysis risk during Fourth of July holidays. He urges selecting safer resorts, avoiding unnecessary exposure, and reminds that some travelers may carry and spread typhoid fever or diphtheria even if not showing active illness.
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North Carolina
Look
Ilton
Farm Questions on Keeping Cream Fresh Between Shipments
A reader asks how to prevent cream from spoiling between deliveries. Answer advises chilling immediately after separation by submerging the cream can in cold water to slow bacterial action and preserve quality. It notes adjusting the separator in summer to produce 35 to 40 percent cream, and that high test cream lasts longer than lower fat varieties.
Old Faithful Remedy for Ulcer Stomach Disorders
An advertisement touts a remedy used for over fifty years to relieve ulcer stomach disorders including upset stomach. It emphasizes proven effectiveness and long-standing use as a trusted treatment option.
Liquid coal eyed as new fuel in Chicago
Chicago reports Dr. Francis W. Godwin touts liquid coal as a potential future industry. After about a year of research, the inventor says liquid coal could be market ready, with price and performance near current fuels.
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Chicago
Francis W. Godwin
Ndco
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Chas
G. Dilling
J Bendamia Pranktin
Mickey
Wang
Ose
Seo Spisch
Inde
China
Agiin
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