- Age
Graham. ? efaitf not
United Nation* and a
apnka on "TW
United Natioas in the Atonic
Age" in th* ABTC auditorium at
lfooday of teat week. Dr Graham.
W a civilian coordinator, la alao
chairman at the Oak Ridgr lnsti
tute of Atomic Studio
1 la his talk, he feneraliaed on
the importance of the UN in thia
ajte of ?? rustling. unequal politi
cal itatea under the constantly
Crowing threat of atomic powrV
According to Dr. Graham there
are approximately Z3M,M?,*M
people an earth, which are dirid
rd Into numerous trlhe*. nations,
and race*. Ae UN la Imperative to
thia a(e, hecaaae It provtdea a
mean* for the*e oppoatac force*
make ranceaalona. What thi* body
decide* may determine the con
tinuance of our ex Ma nee on earth.
Some of the coal* which the UN
i* constantly (triving for are ef
fective universal disarmament, a
universal police force to prevent
catastrophe before it happens, and
lonc-rance economic development
programs.
Dr. Graham cowoared Ike earth
to a time bomb rapidly ticking
away toward the midnight of man's
desperation, when the panic press
of a button may end the world.
So far the UN ban prevented
World War III on (even different
critical occaasioai.
In closing. Dr. Graham asked
that we all rededicate ourselves to
the support of the UN as an in
strument of peace giving mortal
hope to all mankind.
COMPLETES RADIO COURSE
Port Monmouth, N. J. ? Army
Specialist Five George S. Trivett,
eon of Mr. and Mrs. Grady S. Tri
vett, Vilas, N. C.. completed the
fixed-station radio equipment op
eration and maintenance course
Nov. 23 at The Signal School, Port
Monmouth, N. J.
Trivett entered the Armv In
luoa and was last stationed in
Granite City, III.
The 20-year-old soldier attended
Bethel High School.
Castro promise* the end of
austerity in Cuba.
Labor unions in Haiti denounce
regime.
jp?ons Club Meeting Hears
Experiences In Turkey
The first December iiKIh of
the Boone Lions Club featured the
narration of his war cmriNW
while stationed In Turkey bv Mr
Jim Boyle of Appalachian C<*le?s
The talk <m illustrated with
colored Met taken during the
planning and construction of ?
chapel which he promoted and
constructed with the help of other
army men and local labor.
This was in an area without any
Christ jan church, mission, or
workers. It seemed to be aa in
spired project for It enlisted as
sistance and gifts In money from
a wide are*. A very attractive and
skillfully arranged building of
brick was built just off the shore
of the Black Sea in northern Tur
key, exhibiting much imagination,
technical skill, and enthusiasm.
When it was completed the build
mt *u ippniitd at about WOO,
?11 dan* by (pare tine labor.
Guests at the meeting ware the
following: Mr. Clark Haynm of
High Point, turner and auctioneer,
and a visiting lioa, Mr. 4. B
Prince, new head of the modem
language division of, Appall man
College, who came to ASTC from
Eastern Carolina College.
Announcement of the annual
Christmas party at the next meet
ing waa made by the club presi
dent. Dr. J. R. Melton. This will
be a ladies night with gifts and a
program by an instrumental or
ganization from the college.
The dub has recently raised
and contributed $175 to the local
hospital for a regulator for the
baby incubator. This is just one of
the many ways in which the club
cooperates in the services of our
community.
Postmaster Thanks
Patrons For Help
With the Christ ma* mail load
hitting it* peak within the next
few days. Acting Postmaster R. G.
Greene expressed hit appreciation
today (or four cooperation on hii
annual "Mail Early For Chrict
mas" Campaign.
"While It'i too late to talk
about early mailing of Christina*
gifts and cards," the Postmaster
yemr friends and loved ones on
Christmas Day by using Air Mail.
There's still time for local deliver
ies, but be sure to send all Christ
mas cards by First Class mail, and
do include your return addrea*
on all Christmas card envelopes
and package labels."
Postal employees are digging In
for the final drive to get every
thing delivered by Christaas ^ve
The Post Office will remain open
from 8:S0 a. m. to 8 p. m., includ
ing Saturday. It will remain open
later if there is a demsnd for it.
"Now that the end of the big
rush is in sight," the Postmaster
said, "I want to express my
thanks for the fine cooperation
from our patrons. The 1960 'Mail
Early For Christmas' Campaign
will be a rousing success if you'll
just keep up the good work. On
Christmas Eve this year, I'd like
to see every mail bag empty and
evrr pom Office employee relax
ing at home."
Many Office
Falls Occur
Many accident* occur in the of
fie, the most common being or
dinary falla. Often the cause of
the accident is so simple as to be
ridiculous!
"Sometimes it's a paper clip,
water spilled on the floor or a
pencil that someone dropped and
didn't pick up," said Jerry Coe of
Coe Insurance it Realty Co. "or
footwear ia often to blame. Leath
er heels for men, spike heels for
women, especially on waxed floors.
Good housekeeping and aensible
attire can prevent accidental
falls." ?
Coe pointed out that file draw
ers and desk drawers, if left open,
create obvious tripping hazards.
Swivel chairs can Up over, office
furniture may have sharp edges
?r splinter*, power driven office
machine* may have defective wir
ing. He suggested periodic check
ing for these danger spots.
"Another safety precaution,"
Coe suggested, "is to avoid stand
in* in Awot of (wincing tori ant
to keep to th? njht at blind eon*
mi to avoid bumpin< other*."
U you have to climb, use a lad
der. not a chair or oOtsr piece of
office furniture. Moat important
of all. leave furniture movinf to
the maintenance people a*d save
your back from a painful and
?onetimes chronic disability, ho
?aid. (adv.)
Valle Crucis
PTA To Meet
The Valle Crueia Parent Teach
er* Association will present Mrs.
Elizabeth Coffey's piano pupils in
"The Ballet in the Doll Shop," a
musical story and dance playlet,
and the Girls' Chorus in a number
of Christmas tongs December 10,
at 7.-30 p. m , in the school audi
torium.
All patrons of the school and
other interested people are invited
CAM) or THANKS i .
We wiah to thank our friend* and
neighbor* for their many acta of
kind lieu and expression* of sym
pathy during the ilhjeis and death
?f Mrs. Ellen DstI* The food was
also appreciated. ? The children.
Cattle slauttitcr is expected to
increaae in 1M1, supplying possib
ly four pounds more boef per per
son than in 1MB, any* USDA
Stock market decline* and then
rallie*.
Halp Fight IB
Us* Christmas Seals
A VARIETY Or ROUS
For Your Best Meals
AT YOUR FAVORITE GROCERY
VALUE
FOR CHRlgTMAS
KING SIZE COKE
HAS MORE FOR YOU
GET VALUE, LIFT. REFRESHMENT TOO !
f-"Tfr I.1IIHI -- r- -1 nn n m ? p t, HICKORY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., Hlekory, N. C.
Free Free Free
LUCKY COUPON WINS FOR BOY
LIONEL TRAIN SET
Engine ? Wood Tender ? Mill and Baggage Car ? Livestock Car with
Horses ? Passenger Car ? Frontier Set (log cabin, spilt rail fence,
windmill, livestock) ? 16-plece track ? 00 degree Crossover
Transformer and Lock-on
LUCKY COUPON WINS FOB GIRL
EFFANBEE DOLL HOUS E SET
Mamma Doll ? Daughter Doll ? Baby Doll ? Wing Back Chair ? Crib
"Night Before Christmas" Booklet ? Doll House Box
Come In and Register ? No Purchase Necettary
'q _ DRAWING DECEMBER 24th
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GIFTS of DISTINCTION. .
A, Ha. Been the Ca.e for .he P.? Forty Veer., Your REXALL Drug Store I. Headquarter. for a Wide Variety of
U.eft.1 and Appreeiated Gift Item.. A Few Suggertlon. Will Be of Value to You iu Solving Your Problem..
for HER
Complete Line Revlon Toiletries and Gift Sets
Tussey Toiletries ? Helena Rubinstein Creations
Cara Nome Sets ? Toilet Water ? Perfume
Coty Toiletries and Sets
Candies In Wide Variety
Whitman's ? Hollingsworth ? Pangburn
Musical Jewelry Boxes ? Comb and Brush Sets
Pre? er Sets ? Overnight Cases ? Electric Razors
Sheaffer Pens ? Den pried for Women Only!
FREE
GIFT WRAPPING
(Gifts Bought Here )
for HIM
Toiletries and Sets
Old Spice ? Seaforth ? Gillette ? Stag ? Mennen's
Colgate ? Palmolfve
Shaving Bowl* ? Military Seta
Eleetric Razors
Schick ? Remington ? Sunbeam ? Noreleo ? Ronson
Kaywoodie Pipes ? Yellow Bole Pipes ? Pipe Racks
Tobacco Pouches ? Cigarette Lighters
Cigars ? Cigarettes ? Tobacco
Sheaffer Pens ? Designed for Men Only I
GIFTS for MEN and WOMEN
Yardley Toilet Sets
Sheaffer and Parker Pens
Pen and Pencil Sets
Large Line of Gift Stationery
View-Master ? Pitted Cue*
Gift Soap Packages
Wrist Watches and Clocks
Kodak Sets ? Bill Folds
Tags and Gift Wrapping
Banson Lighters
Electric Heating Pads and Many
Other Fine Gifts
O
Electric Blanket
Special
SINGLE CONTROL ? Note $18.95
Regular $33.50
DOUBLE CONTROL Now $24.95
Regular $39.50 O
TOYS ? DOLLS ? STUFFED ANIMALS FOR THE CHILDREN ? GIFTS FOR THE LITTLE LADIES
Hallmark Christmas Cards ? Christmas Wrapping ? Stickers ? Cards ? Ribbons ? Lights ? Decoration*
Boone Drug Company
THE REXALL STORE Three Registered PtutrmachU BOONE, NORTH CAROLINA
DR. 0. K. RICHARDSON ? DR. G. K. MOOSE ? DR. W. R. RICHARDSON