Mrs. Palmer Dies
At Marble Tues.
Mr*. Emma McRae Palmer, 77.
of Marble, died at 1 p. m Tuesday
hi an Andrews Hospital after a
short Illness.
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday at 2:30 p. m. In Marble
Baptist Church. The Rev. A. B.
Lovell officiated and burial was in
Tomotla Cemetery
She is survived by two daugh
ters. Mrs. M L. Passmore of Rock
Hill. S. C. and Mrs. J. C. Passmore
of Franklin; one son, Leonard Pal
mer of Marble; two sisters, Mrs
Martha Smith of Milledgeville. Ga
and Miss Hattie McRae of Murphy;
MARTIN IN GERMANY
Airman First Class Max Martin,
son of W. R. Martin, Suit, recently
was graduated from the Seventh
Army Non -Commissioned Officer
Academy In Munich, Germany. j
I An instrument technician assign
ed to the 1603d Support Squadron,
he successfully completed a five
week course in leadership, map
reading and other military sub
I two brothers. John McRae of Rob
: binsville, Robert McRae of Mur
phy; 17 grandchildren and 19 great
grandchildren.
' She had been a member of
Haigingdog Baptist Church since
childhood.
Townson Funeral Home had
charge of arrangements.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
TO CITY TAXPAYERS
2% DISCOUNT NOW
j ON 1955 CITY TAXES
City Taxpayers may new take advantage J !
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| pricr to June 30, 1955.
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C. E. Johnscn, City Clerk
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New Free Methodist Church!
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Dedicated At Epworth, Ga. j
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Strawberry Harvest
Outlook Is Reduced ,
North Carolina's 1955 strawber- j
ry crop will be reduced by about <
75.000 crates from last year's har- j
vest. |
T T. Hatton horticulture special j
lat for the State College Agricul- i
tural Extension Service, says the J
freeze killed almost all small buds. ' i
blooms and small fruit that had set c
when the big cold came.
Berries are now being harvested ^ 0
but the season will be short. The t
Crop Reporting Service estimates s
that the prospect is for 40 crates j,
an acre, compared to 85 crates
last year. The reduction in yield
is coupled with a slight acreage
decrease. This adds up to a total
estimated production of 60,000
crates. Last year the state's straw
berry growers produced 135,000.
jects.
Airman Martin entered the Air ,
Fcrce in July 1951 and completed
>-n."ic training at Lackland Air
Fi-ce Tase. Texas.
The 23-year-old .lirjjian atten Jed j
The new Free Methodist Church,
ibove was recently erected at Ep
Aorth, and dedicated by the super
intendent of the Georgia-Carolina
Conference, the Rev. A. V. McClel
an.
The Rev. G. H. Guisler of Mur
riiy, as pastor, assisted by the
lev. Ruby Kephart, formerly of
tfurphy, who did much to formu
ate the organization of the new
hurch.
The Free Methodist Church is an
rganization started in 1860. con- j
inuing in the spirit of Evangeli- (
al Methodism, the Rev. Mr. Guis
er said.
CAROLINA'S
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Contains Wafarin ? The new
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mice.)
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only 75c
A GUARANTEED PRODUCT
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WHY Mr. WORLDLYWISE
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sn investment, but I
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"And I want to know that
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I can also apply for a
loan, or use other help
ful bank services I need."
"And to, because only a
bank account will five me -
all of these benefits, I'm now
saving part o( every dollar
every pay day at my bank."
I > THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR MONEY IN THE BANK
w
A? a depositor of ours, your
money is safeguarded by sound
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nations; insured by the Federal
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op to $10,000 for each depositor.
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We cordially invite you to save
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Serving Southwestern North Carolina
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Resources Over Six and a Half Million Dollars
In the low-price S
kmouih ems wu more
high-price-car features
THM THE OHR 2 CARS
combined !
HIGH-RRICt-CAR FEATURES
Low- Lew- low
price price price
Plymouth Car A Car B
1 Electric windshield wipers, that
operate at a constant speed.
YES
NO*
Independent parting brake, for
greater safety in emergencies.
YES
NO
Oriftow shock absorbers, that have
twice as much cushioning action.
YES
NO
i linings, which last
up to 90% longer than riveted linings.
YES
YES
Safety- Rim Wheels, help hold a de
flated tire on rim in ease of a blowout
YES
NO
6
?ir Iwtabs, which can
be oloeed when not in use.
YES
NO
HIGH-PRICE-CAR FEATURES
Law- Low- low
price price price
Plymouth Car A Car B
Baked enamel exterior finish,
with special rustproofing undercoat
I
S YES
NO
YES
8
Full-time Power Steering, that I yrc
operates 100% of the time (optional), i Tti
NO
NO
Olllte fuel filter, that keep* water
out of fuel line.
! YES
NO
NO
+A Resistor-type spark plugs, that last
IVJ up to 5 times as long aa other types.
YES
NO
NO
11
engine from abraatva dust and dirt
YES NO*
NO*
1 Q Autemetle ehoke, built Into the
I C carburetor for quiofc, easy starts.
s
YES j YES j NO
PLYMOUTH HAS FAR MORE HMH-PRICE-CAR FEATURES THAN THE OTHER TWO COMBINED I
Il2l 2 i 1
A glance at thk chart will liiow you bow far Plymouth leads
other low-price can in value pa it does in performance.
When yon see and drive a new Plymouth, ^rottll be
?wprieed bow orach like a high-price oar it i?? in every
thing except the low figure on its price tag. And don't be
fooled by the claim* of median-price ears that they coat
"practically the same" aa Plymouth. You'll find that,
tpodd for model, Plymouth coats aa modi aa 1600 leas,
and girea yon more cur for your money !
Why aot get the whole ctory of Plymouth^ value today?