Area Men ! ' *7 . ' In Service '??! r t .A Ft felly R. Erwln, ?"H of Itn Edf. a Flemings of R ule 3, Bijlri vijh. gffigh School. *Tbp stef* Byfi^hg of New Eng w. who fcrWned up6n the cele- 1 fHWMon of Christmas as a pagan fte, went so far as to enact "blue laws"banning the making of mince pies. World 'Book Encyclopedia re ports that mince pie* are associated with Chris tevu because they were originally baked in the shape of a manger. B?xol Special Formula $ Vitamin Insuranco Nourhhot Blood for Bottor ' U undnroourUhtd blood, dm to tree i fctifue?* Are you ?ure then i four diet to insure rich, fM rich in blood bcitdirig j?i ?> ?u inuXI 1 you need for ' * Real Blood contain* S timet d*Uy Bu and other B viuualBa. A Why Take Bxpmuh* Ttmicst Hti< flpwlfl PonMtla added to your diet build* rich, nd Moat Yet ft oo?a only a day! Guarantee# Either you look better, Act better after one bottk of Bead Special Formula aryouraooey will btrefaaded. *9tm n? Mi Itftumd, wgmit m 4m ? ?Mv, i TW? lb Right Bmd FittminPermJe Ar SmjU**?.4t tm fmfr 0 \ij. ? \ v,. MAUNEY DRUG CO. Murphy* N. C. APPROXIMATELY 600 PEOPLE ATTENDING MIKE AND IKE DRAWING f? ' Paul Ridenhour Right, Congratulates One Of The Winners Circle Holds Christmas Party, Dinner Ruth Bagwell Circle of the First Bap ist church ' held its annual Christmas .dinner and party at the Fwnlly Restaurant Monday, Dec. '14, at 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Ralph Rhodes was in charge cf the program in which she and her daughter, Becky Rhodes acted : mat sefe.al Christmas skits, Christ inas cartis were sung by the group. ?Dt Jt rat ions included a Chris mas tree under whl ft there were Igifts I (or the members and guests. Guest: included hutoands oi the members And Mrs. Alton - Morris and Miss Becky Rhodes. Elementary School Library Club Hold Meetings Elementary School Library Clubs met 1c the school library last week i fur the test meetings before the holidays. Fourth grade dub met Monday ; and was called to order by the pre sident, Jane Gill. Stories and book reports were given by Peggy Cook, Ellen Davis, Brenda Wood, Glorida Harper, Samuel Davis and Summey Carter; Rockey Craven, president of the Fifth Grade Club, presided during the .meeting Tuesday. John Bruce, JennWer . fiflnnah, Rrc*y CraMen and Betsy Scott reported on books they read Sixth Grade Club met Wednes day. Jan Davidson, president, pre sided during the business session eifr* appoin ed a committee to buy a be 3k on Nc^th Carolina to be presented to tile Library. Members (' the cc?r -nittee are: B^bby Potter, Sandra Cornwell, Eal Elaine Martin and Gary Brj .on. Book reviews were given by Bt"bara Cay lor, Grace McCoy H^-Mri Cornwall, Tripp Bourne and i"' Of rrtrcll. Seventh GrtiJe Club met Thurs day and was called to order by BUly Xing, president. The program ">ss prevented tor Howard Dockery, Jimmy Cole, Janet Elliot and BUly :NN. . L"r ? ?' . NORtH P ? R/*nfD...NSXT SMOWS MUCii N CPUIfORMlR MGUtCftU iue hwwi ?r snow? miwe u,s.a r Th#? MAS MUCH Eg 9U1 wiow did -meVw W'HOHfMW.-.W W&3 "THE LftST or OUR ris Tt? && ROM?rrEO Winners Of "Mike Jke" Are Announced 3 the most children attend ing. He I jd 13 children there. G. R. Payne won a one sliver dr'lar for using Purina for 35 years M hi;h was the longest period of time recorded at (he drawing Satur day. Gene Clayton won 100 pounds of hog feed for having the mast hags. 'Mrs. Wiilard Taylor won 10 pounds of dog dbow tmr tnvlMf fir mow iop. LeoMrd Stilca woo 108 pouads ?'& / * i , i' HEX T DOOR TO THE MAW'S SHOP OH TEW. ST. ?<' U'l ' ? .