By Way Of Mention Lois Beattie
Social notes list weekend hospitality and family visits across Gaston and Shelby areas. Residents of Cherryville Gastonia Laurens Patterson Grove and Shelby hosted relatives and friends for dinners birthdays and graduation events with numerous local families named.
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Lois Beattie
Ernest Davis
Lucy Greene
Freddie Lee Emory
Laurens
Tommy — Eubans
Mollie Eubanks
Patterson Grove
Frank E. Rice
Charlie Hope
Mountains
Mesdames Wright Harmon
J. 1 Hope
Novella Phillips
George Harde
Shelby
Wright Harmon
Mr Bob Beattie
Jo Ann
Nadine
Backyard Rabbit Raising Idea Boosts Small Farm Food Supply
The U S Department of Agriculture suggests backyard rabbit raising as a quick method to supplement food supply. It promotes small plots, affordable housing for rabbits, and regular feeding. The plan underscores easy adoption for families and urban farmers seeking home protein sources.
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U. S
Profit an American steel industry debate in 1940s view
A spoken style discussion questions if American business profits are adequate, arguing industry needs profits to fund reinvestment, jobs, and public welfare. It cites steel as a key example, defends profits as essential to freedom and growth, and warns against socialist or communist takeover agendas.
Eight Ball League Cu Te Fast Start in Local Play
The S Ball League opened with Jack Ruth sweeping Hunter Warlick in the Major League while Little Johnnie Warlick led the Minor League. Charles Blanton sits second as Herman Mauney nearly upset Boo Northeast. Red Murray shines in the Minor League as others like Walter Griffin and Doug Fails meet pre season expectations. Pool Commissioner R. W. Northcutt will maintain standings. more updates in the local papers.
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Northcutt
Jack Ruth
Hunter Warlick
Johnnie Warlick
Ollie Harris
Jack Ledford
Charles Blanton
Blanton
Herman Mauney
Shorty
Boo
Billy
Ruth
Foeu
Red Murray
Walter Griffin
Doug Fails
Kings Mountain Herald
Mountaineer
R. W. Northcutt
Steadsings
L Pet
Boo Northe
John Warlick
Billy Ruth
Uncle Sam Promises 84 Per BB in Ten Years
A wartime era appeal promises 84 dollars for every BB in ten years, framing it as financial security for families and national safety. The message stresses America’s security and personal return on investment in future stability.
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America
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Fred and
Dave Smith, Jr
Astonia
Kings Mountain Drug Company
Rexall
Weaver's Cleaners
Cash
Kings Mountain Laundry
Waisdress
George S. Benson
Luther Kibler
W. M. Crawford
Register of Deeds Office
Cleveland County
West Crawford
North Carolinas
Benne Burns
D. Ratterree
Plonk
Herndon
Ratterree
Uncle Sam
Scotty Rulane
Rulane
Phomo
Charlotte
N.C
Cee Ang Vee Pee Ery
Samuel Goldwyn Nem Alte Ts
Hollywood
Fekwall
Sunrise Dairy
Gastonia, N. C
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Kings Mountain Building & Loan Association
Kings Mountain
Building & Loan
Kings Mountain B. & L. Association
Ww. K. Mauney
Pres
J.C. Lackey
Sec.-Tre
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