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/ 'I. I » I i im LT. H&V. M3 Work i^ide lifications a n fir e d Hr, Fruik T. !«• Vrr»r, Meri; y*te*B Sopcnisor, anODUDced kj Out tbo rxaiuinations l'i>r prufrssiooal puailioox of e W«rk Aide and Case Worl* in (wunty Welfare Ol- 1 icaiions aia.T lie 'im flu- M crit Sy>t-ni Supi 0 . B'X 233S. Durhu, North ’ h t>r»lina, ;uid mailed fip- miiKt be pi8fniark*-d —!-!ilr!TrhT NrrmirtnT "St. 1 ;i,\;t^iti.ns for a |xi I Work Aide (war ,*i>.>:ntment will b.> . 'r I dutieR of hi« posi - similar fo those of « i.i'- Woi'k Aide, but ’ n-iit to this «-l«Ss will *) retained alter a period x^Tluu!?. following ihe tin:il :i,- n«TTnp The pres« nt i x;ar. Taiididates lor this ; tion miijit h;iKp eomple- two years in a;i 8'* ? d folle?e or university. (.iiMlifii-atioii!; for n re- ( (' Work Ah1»“ have been »■ fo allow Tor .substifntion . ;L-i;in( p:ii(l erui)lo.vmcnt ni -«••■ Bu: STATES lVINCJ ONDS ANSx! IPS' ease work with or pri vate ag«nej tor mL of th? prcvSousJy IjfiUr yJlu•^ of Qollcge eaimB^.'' ^AAyane, however, who has jgiduateq >roui an aeerediled eoliege or uiurer- »tty. op w)io has liad Ultee-not)' th; of social work trainijf is elijjible for the examination. The =;ilnry pcalo for theie tiro posi- tinns j» from $1020 $IJG0, hut. If the fundi are if i- pormisuive for rodttVwi to fiOirin I’ase Work Aide#i^*| two st.p nbove the ininirama or at $1110 uiid po two step* *b«Ae till mn'xiinum or $1380, The position of Case Worker rctjuiie^ graduation from an ac creditod four year college cr iinivensily and suecesalsl com pletion of sL'. months aocial work trnininj?, together with a year of sueeessfiil full time paid euipluyment in social^ case work oractice or complftion ol' nine months ol social work training in an ocrc- dited school of social york. The salary scalc for this position is from $126(t to ij'lGSO but, as with Case Work Aides, it is petmiii- bive for appointment to be made at .-fl.lSO aiurgo to $1800, Applicants must be titizens of the United States or must have made application for eitiaen- >hip, . Ajipliciints need not be residents of Korth Carolina biit no examinations will be- ^vec lutside the State. Only one ap plication is necessary to appl> for all three positions and ishould-iliu applicant not-mfien the rennirements for the high-' pst position, he will automoti- eally- be considered for the low er posit'nrs. F.xam'nations ^ill be ;iiven in the following cen tere: Asheville, Charlottc> I>ur-. ham, Elizabeth City, PayeltC ville, Greenslwro, Hickory, New Bern, Raleigh, Wilminfcton, Wil son and Winston-Salem- 155T i|KWA|LM|n}f nW'Ty - AX OPIK litter to THC’COFFEE;CON$^l|||Ky[OP/^ Dm FricoUc leW vBOtflpBp • , ' „ NAiOWAL CoFm DWAIPOWT Of BlUUll.'iwpi plantert of Bratil, who |row n|ott of th« &Mr coffMf lmMn«4' into pwiy iO^ neighbors, yott ia.dw >ha^k» wttcb'fiu suiih h ••niilofan^ ^Mesftry to'i^uce the quantity nOroM^ Md^'te yoor boUNhoid''' \ , .. there k no ibortai^ of fa Brasil. However,'a temporary Aofttf* \ of ships prevents regular delivery to Americasi ftesters. / . ^**4“ KSwe a yiroje while the ibomi« exists, for as shipping improves there will |e plenty o| rich, fitfl-flavored'aflitiliettl coffe^ for everyone. ^ . op*** J«M*r, we believe it our duty W sottod a waroiof . to Mrei$tArd, If poniblHtpAliitri^^ ioStit consuoMii asainst ttwf st^kittS^to tdit M. un^ir advantage of the ^rgetuTy by dompitif cfa tbrmarklFMakefl^ coAtM •* subsututts for tbe rich, delicious beverage'yon liave been~ac^0ia^'(6~btty. ' \ , . Purchases of these coffee* will unwittingly align the purehasei^ith^ . . un justifiable, ruthless competition for highly reputable Americaacoffce roasters, wlu> are \ willing to continue to the Anwicaa publfe with ferinejproducu. They should u wUh'^rdducirs of aduIteratM’mlFees.'May'we ieMat,'"ydur purchases of ^ulttraied a>Beet will drive irepntable and resportsible Ainerican coffee roasters out of business, or compel them to change their existing high quality standards. As a constant user of good coffee, you are entitled to know these factt> to **“cijc caution when buyln^^ coffee. If .ydur dealer cannot supply your favorite brand and offers you a new oM in iB place-make sure you are getting pure coffee and see that It IS labeled accordingly. That is. your government’s guarantee of complete protec* tion a^inst adulterated, or "doctor^" coffee. Don’t waste your, ration coupon by giving It in tor one pound of s mixturf that is only 50% coSm. No one should be unduly alarmed over the presmt situatfon, but lybove all don’t hosrdicoffee and don’t waste it* It u unfair to your neighbor to board, and coft* is TOO GOOD TO WASTE! ^ Xglpp* Sincerely, /!^ EuaiCO PBNtlADO ^ General Representative to the Uoit^ Statea for the National Conu Dkpastment of Brazil FUNERAL DIRECTORS • • .vl* - AMBULANCE SikSt^^ .Htwc Du J-3Z21. lUdit JJ722 S22 E. Eltti(t« S(. miBpapanti mm Btt$iQcss THE STBANOB CASE OF A uissraa QospaE. RENTING - remodeling AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS \ If you have houses or apartment for rent or ssile list them ^iih us. If you ; have insurance problems call us. Advice I without cost. UaloB hssrance DIAL J-6^1 814 FayetteviMe Stre«;t id VfOUTAKEc; Tas LIKE this! OR THIS FiREiiamAi UU4,N0RTK CAROL ^wmLtY B AGlBlCT - - Dorhaau N. C. Ik R£ALTT CO., - - Dariladi,'H. G. COMPANY, r . . Rakltfc. BT. C. • ‘ ; . duriette, N. a Charlotte. N. * C. -5 —dr. hubbert fijfeef) wds, :aH*d out of bed last friday night be twixt 11 and 12 to ho^ a ppst raorter over th«? remiiina man who w’as i^ieporteJv d^d n^Hr^ cedar lane, ' w^n i^b ' got t'o where it was to M’ b«nn h«ell, the post mortem was no-wehere to be found. they looked for the ro- maius of the corpse for near 2 hours, and tracked it down th,' road for a mile, but never did overtake it. it was a atvuflge' case. he had been annouonced ^ad by 4 diffdwAt 'p*efple' 6cR)OT t|ie doctor was, called. -^the flat rock poleeSumn aevini panied the doctor oli his bi;ycli» ahd be feared that fowl play had been couimi^te^ upqfl the pefSCij of the disseased. he looked' for" Gnger-prints in the Uiud whoiv He fell, allso on some bushes that he had kc^ched holt of, but }\e could not identify anny of them! his tracks looked like '■llin chance’s tracks, but they eouJd not of been h.is’n, as h« wns found aslbep in his wife's beT at home. ^ iT —nobody has yet found out h'ov' the corpse got ttf where It AV.n^ found or how. it ewer got Rwny,' but it was gone f^om ' thenci* when’ dr, hubbert green arrived.' the 6nly evvidence of a serious nature that could be located wa* 2 enipty whiskey bottleg which, v^ere lying close to the p\af^ wliere the mnti!s remains must of bt'fiii when they were tirrst ‘ dis covered. If looked like he had gi( So.^t'iink, he died for an hour or g(6,' an4 then recovered so’s h p cotild travef under his owp steam' —iolsuni moore 'fin^ t om h^ad wwe^heckM on atid il tiei- ! 'ife^r of them. It sojind^^ -(^e a Vuj’litcry till soraehoddy found out that the other fellbW in 'fht* car hai drove off and left l^im aftcn be'foil out, that is—it lookcil iikt that was the sftuation after day light. if anybody sees tlie Ve- uiains of a strang^ corpW iValle* injj around, kirj^Iy rite or fokth dr.'hiibbcrt green or the flat roeft pb^cesma'n. somebodv has ^jt t? nay them for ttiei/'nigift’s'work. " iOHOOL DAYS. NO^ AWD .—'Things ^ave^^cha^ed in our 'sel oftl sst-iips sin^ I a^s a, k^. *A1] of the chanj^efe that'have b^n inaBe hav^ beea &r the rfnb Imve to no^e ui4t very* f^w bigh jtferiool children ean write J8}fi)ile haids or ‘ipell Vonariioifl wo^J^ cbitectly, I tljink that’s a'ms- 'talK. No matter' what wotk' a ^pei^on takes iip, posSiBly 'ploWiiig a mule or he or she ought %o knoV how yo Wi^e and spell. —The mpdcrrr or modeat canteens in schools tod*^ i^e a' j^eif *he1p^ "to the stndeats, tnalj 'is—ft they' ha'I^e any money „tb bpy thsn^s wi^, and nearly . eyer^widy hiis^ plenty cash.ijl.pocfot lotfaf. Il never reeall^having «een ovei.* 5e in a achool in my life, and even jti^kels were few and far be- hetwe>n. The guy that usually haid that 5clpb'*e used it for displjilv pUfpoSoR only, and he didr.j t kppnl^' tTn'Chri^as, ‘His'tlffl-’ fly/wns riJh; he dwiieip a top ,bSg gy and had^glijss windows in his hoi|se. i»—I hftve.npver attended a 2- ^cacher JJchool. My teaih^ ^au^ht evefj'thing from ABC'a^to ipsf dixit. His'overage attiend- ancfe wai^ j\bput 85; This meant that every person of school age ^ho lived wrthin S or 6 miles of the school‘house,,and could walk that ‘distance every sehool-day. was a pupil of his There wt?re what little no school buses, hitch-bikin«, or convenient I “hoss and bugpy’ travelers', and pa and' ;iiia^n('\ thought (that the-weath^-ww sc 'FSd that th|S yjui^ns'had'*tt)- be' rar/'icd ,to ivschoof' in thc^wngoii or somethir^.-^ . . —We always looked forward to big- recess at ^dinner-time.'X And. big recess at dinner'-tiine. And oad little recfis^syn the i.moi;nj ings and afterndona gave us\tim^ to play several .games of * dtink base or rolly-holes or 2^hol^ cat or mumble-peg, • and\ naturally thc^' came in mighty handy. It didn’t take the kids long\to eat HATIQNING Thia program Is now in prt! Ucrii ace the requircniv tia: 1 Kach owner of a pa " automobile or motorcycle jimihI file out' iJn opplteation imil' fil*^ it with Regationing P mid at fiOuisburg. This npplic»iii»n mil •- Iwent a operation nt Muri.i Parham hospital ir lleiiuirM.n the first of the wer^. Mr. and Mrs. Hol)t r= Whi’cItT, iMri, Mary Davis h])' nt luftt woik; end with relative'i lu-ur t’onwny.' ' Ramey I'hiljiott froin Fn«tlriel-. 'bnrjTt - th^ with .\frs, Philpolt and dau^-h ter. Mrs. Clarrnce Ntrphciron .Tnd slaughter of 'mithfit'ld wc-ro tli* jfllesti of Mrs. Irma Kearney iHSt Aveekcud. Mr. and Mrs, I'llljcrt W’oiuH'.yf visited their daupl.^r, liltj. EXCESS Tm^ MUST Bl SOID. BY NOV. 22ND autoists rpust diap03*rot any tirea they >wn in exces, of the permiss- abli' fivi pi'i cnr before Nov- -ig in rmJ«»rttr rtttain ther right _f> hold mi ta^'c rations it was \nnounce Monday. ‘‘We irg»!nly request thai eicess tires be turned over io the government at once,’-' It was stated. “But in owners must get rid of friem by November 22. Any vehicle operator without tirt i/isection record 6t\ that date vill be in Violation 6f the mile age regulations.” Tire Inspect Ion records will not granted cur owners who have listed more than five tires on the ap Oree» iM>-. in fyn^atimr-foiim to-which he re- Rpaidai over the WecktTul. K(ly:nr (.In k) A.s.muc ha> re- turned to Fort Mcliill, P'lu., .)f' ter with relative?. Mi>. Asy..Mif will make h(>r hum! with her mother for tue present. Miss.Nobie Fuller was the 'uesT of feIfiTTv7'VTir~Puvh:im last wi'ekiiid. give the following; (u) The name and aildnds of. Jhe appli»^jiJ^, (b) The state viehiDt. Eclmisc number. >rd is attached. In the East ern Area, where rationing has been in «^fect since last July, these forms are to be picked up bby autoists, filled out and mailed to local 'War Price and Rationing Boards. be delivered to local Railway Express Agent at once. All j)er- sons who now have surplus t^ros which may be repaired or re capped and put in use, will not (c)» The "year, make and ),..dy ^ Obtain'further gai or tire rations until these tires are style. liBM (d) The serial numbers th“ fTve tires mfiuiirel^ (e) The number of surplus tifes owned by .himacli op^ any other member of his ' household, giving the ser ial number of each sur plus tire. ■^y(f) The class and serial number of all out-st.*knd^ ing gasoline voupon books 2 All suri>lus tires which may be repaired and uSed agq^ii\‘musf fetched PAilflCt 0L0«m«iUEiid(| Mirawsp».spft fUyotaco«.fiiw^ nub'tWM .>i.iiii> ifta •lOWItTt «L0UTH?«il w llOMiMMMII MUIR iiMiyniiiis >#ISW*8*CL0TW OiO WMHIN MCMM IMtMEICMin OtSTAIU^TNK 1WHDI|»fLEI RUBiBi n.oo|i OLOMN CMR m ouaariSHmTS S3irTg «utoriMMcuei MtmoNmrsMtt *«■■» 'V nwfmct WmNiMV ^mffCWTMl CORDS *1—f* I • m%sa flUxlUlLIF 2S!i9ll2S!— mm k mm W*s S«M I* VMr «Mt SmIv I ,we usually had jtwo or t^ree hig biscuits and a sn|}a|11 bt)tt\e of mo losses aad^” ocfasionalty, some fried4)re9 or fritters were in «.vir lunch buckets. Occasionally red bnd black ants got in our lunch, but, if we didn ’t succeed in blow- '^ing [hem^py,, 'they had to look Booi^ Of Soldi^’ D^ndents mTm~ Atlanta^ Qa. turfted in. It -i» wnlawful for a«y to have in his possession mere than five passl^nger automobile tires after Dec. 1, 1942»i Application hlanfcs for i&ifei^e' registration may hfi, foui^d at, practically every fillihg station in the county. P.^r»eDtative of the Boird has visited all sections of the iflohbt’/* and left theije blanks with operators of filling station* ,So they may he available to all car owners. It was impossib'ie for our representative to visit ' erery station. Any filling station operat'>r. who has not a supply of theae blatika on hand may appiy to thd office at Louiaburg for suiiply. , . . A booklet giv- hufr laformafion coJHieming pro- viaioiiH Hiade nndef the lew -e»v- ertrig Army rsgulatioua aud in- »trteti«n« for the welfare pi-«* ti'ctioii^arid securiti’ of hoUHoih’ dependents, is announced by the War department to the Moutli- eastern states today through headquarters, Fourth Service Command. The .booklet, entitled “Per- Bonal Affairs of Mdlitary Per sonnel ahJThPir Dependents,'’ will be distributed in the Armv so that every soldier will have access to it, including those al ready in the service and otherd as they enter. Dependents ;ini otbera desirini;ef tlw booklet may obtain them by writing to the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D C. and enclosing 10 cents to cover the cost of printing. Information carried in the booklet includes allotment of pay and deuctions; pay, allowances arid allBtments of personnel re ported missing, missing in action or captured; joint bank accountu medical attendance aud hospital facilities ffor dependents and poTCfi~TOtrntle8S Dthff points n-; bout' the welfarl of the soldier and those he left behind. George *CoKan, mc of the most beloved cheracters in t)ie AmericaB ‘nhow business, died ft 'long:-illness. The Yankee l>oolle Handy of America who produced and appeared 'in many miniorahle stage productions and who wrote songs that have cotae to be considered a part of the American tiye for some time. Bis last 'in)iportant Manhattan, New York_ He Had been ill for a year. Equally well known as a song writer and producer Cqhan had been inactive for some time. Ilis laft important role was in the musical comedy ‘ ‘I’d Rather be Right” in which he portraye'l ^e8i)eiit Rposevelt. * _ SEGUillTV FOR THjftSE AT MM That’s Wkt We’rie For P\)r the average individual, Safpty and security those neareeit and deameat t6 him constitute the purpose of the conflict now being 'waged \hrqui^0ut the world. For him, every battje fought, every victory won, brings this hope closer to i^li^ation. Rut the Winning of battles alone will not guarantee sectiri^'in its fullest sense. There is still the uncertaihy of life to be taken in to consideration. ' For the average individual, l^e insurance is the mod ern way to gtiararitee^ personal security for himself and his family. It is both syst^natici and eco^ornical. It is the safest, surest way of n:jakihg ample provision for fu ture needs. ( 5ven though you may be doing well today, Tomorrow may bring loss of job, sickness, or even death. It never 'pays to gamble bn life or fortune. Be Prudent. Prepare now for these eventualities. T::vr ■=!» ft|g.S)l»AULMM».* OUMMM.^RTH ailOUNA KeeptheFl^s C'lyiifs' —Buy Defense St^ps & Bonds PIS'TIUCT Charlotte 809 j street 404 tlm - Street > ^ ^ ^iS6,'^l*Miagcr ^ Sr., Manager No Home la Complete Without North Carolina Bltttual PollciM Durham OiiHMiii wtMi m
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