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Newspaper
Kings Mountain Herald
Location
Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1952
Page
7
The notice thanks friends and neighbors for acts of love during the illness and death of a wife and mother. It notes that a dairyman with good quality cows yields fair returns, while poor quality stock cannot repay years of effort.
Three Kings Mountain area students Demouth Blanton Billy Gene Amos and James McGinnis study at Wake Forest College this year each in distinct fields Blanton plans ministry work and leads the Cullom Union while Amos pursues medicine and is affiliated with multiple honorary fraternities and the college theatre McGinnis aims for physical education and serves as a WFDD staff announcer
Miss Launa Brashears of the State College Extension Service highlights the USDA plentiful foods list for May with items like eggs oranges broilers and fryers. She notes eggs remain plentiful and economical with rising cold storage holdings while broiler volumes may rise about a quarter from last May. Florida and California plan Valencia oranges and cabbage markets rise in May as Georgia Alabama Virginia North and South Carolina Mississippi also harvest cabbage.
The article explains how fabric finishes add durability and soil resistance while raising costs. It discusses shrinkage control with Sanforized and preshrunk labels, and notes residual shrinkage. it also covers moth resistance finishes for wool and their laundering and dry cleaning durability.
The tomato faces diseases pests and weather stress with renewed emphasis on wilt. Popular types like Rutgers and Marglobe fade in wilt resistance while Southland Pan America and Jefferson offer options for Fusarium wilt.
Funeral services were held for David Hoyle McDaniel 93 retired Bethlehem community farmer at Bethlehem Baptist Church with Rev W J Camp and Rev J H Brendail presiding Burial followed in the church cemetery McDaniel died at his home after a two week illness He was a native of Cleveland county son of the late David H and Barbara Cobb McDaniel Survived by four sons two daughters 45 grandchildren 54 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild Grandsons acted as pallbearers
City of Kings Mountain shows receipts and total disbursements for March 1952 with an excess of receipts over disbursements. Figures cover municipal finances and budget activity for the month.
Wake Forest announces a three year degree path for accelerated graduation. Students finishing in June 1955 may receive diplomas after completing required credit hours across summer and regular sessions. Degrees include BA BS and BBA, normally four years. ROTC program and agriculture bulletins referenced.
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