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THEGLEANEK GRAHAM, N. C., JULY 11,1946 Local News ?Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sharpe celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, Sunday, June 16, with their three children, grand children and many friends and relatives. Rev. G. W. Srwinney was the guest speaker. Dinner was served on the lawn and they received many lovely gifts. 13irtlis . ^ At Dr. Johnson's Hospital Mr. and Mrs. R. lr Hill, a son, Edward Warren, July 8. At Simmons-Lupton Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Stao field, a son, Alfred Rainey, Jr., I June 28. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Carpenter of Burlington, a son, James Dav id, July 3. | ! Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Balsdon of ; Burlington, a son, July 3. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Clark of Burlington, a son, July 3. At Dr. Dickson's Clinic Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Clen denin of Haw River, a son, James Mitchell, June 25. At Dr. McDade's Hospital < Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bar ham of Haw River, a son, Richard By ron, Jr., June 30. \ Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Perkins of ] Elon College, a daughter, Mary i Lou, July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Pike of f Route 6, Burlington, a daughter, 1 July 2. t 1 Mr. and Mrs. AJ^ep. Mabe of 1 Route 1, Elon College, "a daugh ter, July 4. c Mr. and Mrs. George H. TJtn ^ derwood of Grabur Heights, a * son, Herman James, July 2. William L. Huff Passes William L. Huff, 56, long-time resident of Burlington, died at his home there Saturday after noon following one week of critic al illness. j Mr. Huff was born in Cleve land county. He was a veteran of World War 1, serving as band sergeant for the 113th field ar tillery. Until his health began to fail, he was an active mason a'rid was recognized in music circles in Charlotte and Raleigh, and was a member of the Good Fellows or chestra in Charlotte at the time of his death. *-> Funeral services were conduct ed at the Episcopal church pf the Holy Comforter, of which he was a member, Sunday afternoon by Rev. Lewis ?chenck, assisted by Rev. Millard Stevegs. Burial was in the church cemetery. Surviving are his wife, one daughter, Mrs. L. D. Knapp; and one son, Lewis. EHwarrt Berth TMxon Passes 1 Edward Berth Dixon, 56, died 1 at his home, 129 Water street, i Sunday afternoon. Funeral services were conduct- 1 ed Monday afternoon at the Gra- 1 ham Friends church biy Rev. Rob- ] prt Crow, assisted by Rev. i Eugene Hancock. Burial was in Linwood cemetery. Mr. Dixon was a member of ' the Friends church and was a m- , tive of the Snow Camp com- ( munity. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. ] Bessie Curtis Dixon; four daugh ters, Mrs. R. L. Cheek, Mrs. L. . F. Clark, Mrs. C. W. Miller and , Mrs. I. W. Mumford. Jr.; one son, . J. N. Dixon, his step-mother, Mrs. Cicery Dixon; one sister, and one brother. Also three half- | sisters, five half-brothers and 12 . grandchildren. ? i Chinese Language j The entire Chinese language is made up of words of one syllable, < according to the Encyclopaedia Brit- , annica. Each sound may have 10 1 or more different meanings, and ' the language has no rules of gram- J mar. J Home Building We built over 000,000 new houses, not Including farm houses, at an average cost of about $4,800 each. In the top housebuilding year of 1039. In 1040, we built about 600,000 : new non-farm houses at an average ' cost of $3,800 apiece. Potato 8eed 1 Use of certified potato seed is the beet Insurance a fanner can have against bacterial ring rot disease at potatoes. PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thompson of Palmetto, Fla., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam T. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Scott, Jr., of Chapel Hill visited his motiner here during the week-end. Loveck H. Kernodle and son, Lovick, Jr., of Danville, Va? spent Monday here with relative. Mr. and Mrs. David Long have returned from a week's stay at the Avalon hotel, Virginia Beach. Mrs. Lloyd Flint left Sunday morning for Pen-land to attend the two weeks' summer art clinic. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Phillips and Miss EdHh Clapp have returned from a visit at Wrightsville Beach. i Roy Bush and son, Lee of Pitts bo ro, Pa., are visiting his cousins, Grifffn McClure and Mrs. E. P. McClure. Mrs. Eugene McElroy of Springfield, Tenn., is visiting her son, H. G. McElroy and Mrs* Mc Elroy, N. Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wrike and children. Jane and Mary Curtis, have returned from a stay at their cottage at Cresent Beach. Mrs. Parke Herbert and infant son, William Norman Parke Her oent, came home SaSturday from Leo's hospital in Greensboro. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson) of Hendersonville are visiting his I sister, Mrs. Sam T. Johnston and Mr. Johnston and other relatives to the county. Mrs. Don 5. Scott, who is (pending the summer at her jeach home at Nags Head, came lome Saturday and returned to ? toe beach on Monday. j Mrs. J. Frederick Wooten and ' laughters, Bobby and Lois, of ' Worcester, Mass.. are guests of 1 ler sister-in-law, Mrs. Griffin i McClure and Mr. McClure. 1 Frank J. Ross, Jr., of Balti- i nore and New York visited his j vife and small son, Joe, during toe past week at the home of her i&reirts, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence * Nicholson. ' | ' Miss Jo Nell Dixon returned ! Monday night fro? a ten day dsit with Mr. and Mrs. William jong in Richmond, Va. While 1 iway she visited Colonial Beach ind Washington, D. C. \ Lacy Bradshaw sperjt the week ind at Montreat with Mrs. Br&d ihaw and returned home Men lay, accompanied by Mrs. E. P. McClure and Martha McClure. 1 vho had been there for a week. 1 Miss Cora Harden Stratford ?etumed Saturday from visiting dr. and Mrs. Rotert H. Wood vard and Robedt H. Woodward, Tr., in> Pasadena, Calif. En route 1 Miss Stratford attended the wed ling of her cousin, Henry Strat :ord May, and Miss Dores Rich irdson, in Lamesa, Texas. Dr. and Mrs. Martin Edwin lean of Chapel Hill spent the veek-end with her parents, Mr. ind Mrs. Walter E. Bason, Mel nile street. Mrs. Lean was the 'ormer Marjorie Bason before ler marriage 011 June 8 in Chapel Sill where she is doing post-grad iate work at the University. Mrs. Joe A. Okey and son, Joe. Ir., have returned from a visit with her cousin, Mrs. W, E. (Vyche, in Gastonia. She was also iccompied there by her daughter, Josephine, who remained for a longer visit, and Mary Lou, who went on to Rock Hill, S. C., to visit an aunt, Mrs. John L. Bundy ind grandmother. Mrs. Edna Yorke. i ? - riij?... 11-xU ??n/4 oaTj Mil Mrs. oiarney n^m, *.a? :hael, who have been at Norfolk Va., for several moriths with Lieutenant Holt, USN, spent sev eral days here with her paren(ts i'r.'-law, Mr. and Mrs. g. S. Holt. They were joined here on Fri day by her two brothers, Frank and Charles Gault, and accom panied them to Lake Waccamaw on Saturday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Gault. FORTUNE TELLERS ARE MAKING A CLEAN-UP Am happens after teery war Ameri cana are toaatag away tllS.Mt.tOt a rear to phony forecasters of tile future. Read the startling facta In the July flat laaue of THE AMERICAN WEEKLY tstiosa Fascaite Magazine With The Baltimore Simday American Order From Yoar Newsdealer SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GLEANER Richardson-May Wedding J Amidst a setting at Palms, pink gladioli and flickering can- r dlelight, Miss Doris Christine1) Richardson, daughter of Mr. and I Mrs. Sam Richardson of T nnwm. ) Texas, was married to Henry a Stratford May, son of Mrs. Daniel J Burton May and the late Mr. c May, of Burlington, in the La- f mesa First Presbyterian church f at half after eight o'clock on the evening of June 20. The ceremony E was performer by Rev. David J. c Murray. a Bridesmaids were Miss Susan a Jane Hill of Coffeville, Kan.; ii Miss Regina Terral and Miss Cora ? Harden Stratford, a cousin, of Graham. Miss Helen Pope, form- 0 er classmate of the bride was u maid of honor. Flower girl was t Miss Donniejtichardson, young. a est sister of the bride. vt The groom's brother, Captain g William Stratford May who was a to have been best man, was un able to be present and was re- v placed by the groom's cousin, 0 Parke C. Stratford, who was or- n iginally to have been a grooms- 0; man. Groomsmen were Dick Col- b line, Ray Allen Noret, Joseph E. ft Gant, Jr. 1 b A graduate of Lamesa high g school, Mrs. Ma/ received ha- B. 1< S. degree in 1945 from the Texas h Technological college. a The groom attended the Dar- k lington Preparatory school where - he graduated in 1938. He was a student at Hie University of North Carolina when he entered q army pervice in 1942. A first | Lieutenant in the 340th Bom bardment squadron, he served 4i v North Africa and Italy before re burning to this country in 1944 p bo act as an instructor at the Midland Army Air Base in Mid land, Texas. Discharged in Octo ber, 1945, he entered Duke Uni- t versity last November where he c completed his studies in eoonom- o Ics and business administration ? this past June. Mr. May will be o associated with the Stratford Hosiery Corporation in Burling- ? ton. **" ? Immediatly following the wed iing ceremony, a reoepticfa was tield at the home of the bride's T parents. i d ??? ?- o SUteNo.es 0 REPORT OP CONDITION OF The Bank of Haw River ?T af Haw River, In the State of North Oaro Una, at the close of business on Jane ft, 1946. q ASSETS Loans and discounts (Including 81 overdrafts) ?? $181,464.16 g United States Government obllg* R tlons, direct and guaranteed 210,324,97 Obligations of State and political subdivisions ? H2.48t.94 Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balances, and cash items In process of collec tion- 101*46.91 p Bank premises owned $ ; furni ture and fixtures 161.87....?161.07 Real estate owned other than bank premises Dther assets-.... ? - 1*01*6 Tola! Assets. ? $678*09*6 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations? $947*10*1 Time deposits of Individuals, part- & oershlps and corporations. 349,661*6 Deposits of Doited 8tatee Govern ment (Including postal savings) 90,646*6 Deposits of States and political sub divisions ? ?? Other Deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.] ? H*6 Total Deposits.. -.$617*06.65 Other liabilities. 1*67*1 Total Liabilities [not including subordinated obligations ? bow n below] $619*86.46 CAPITAL ACCOUNT* Capital $1,700*0 Surplus ... 11*00*0 Undivided profits? 6.096*4 . Reserves [and retirement account for preferred eapital] 7*99*9 Total Capital Aooouots ??- *1.711* Total Liabilities and Capital Ao counts-. ?? $676*99 19 This bank's capital consists of $ olwp Ital notes and debentures; first preferred stock with total par value of 99,700.00, to tal retirabls value 99.700*0, and common stock with total par value of $20,000.00 MEMORANDA $1. Pledged assets (and securities loan ed) (book value): [a] U. 8. Government obligations, direct and guaranteed, pledgsd to secure deposits and other li*btl*s 61*1*0 Total 61*09*9 IS. secured ana preierrea uuuuiues, [?] Deposits secured by pledged ae tata pursuant to requiiVnta of law 19411.60 (d) Deposits preferred under pro visions of law but not secured by pledae of assets W. Tax? Total . >114J9d0 94. [a] On date of report tbe re Ittin&'ZsrJTZZ: ?&>. 0>) *?'* reported ibm wblch were eltglbfe ae legal reaeroa ^ ^ ^ I.T. B. 7 born peon, Caehier, af tba H?>a Hamad bank, do eolemnlr ewear OM tba abort atatamaot la tree. aad IBM It fall; aad oorractly rapiaaaou U>a traa atata of tba aar aral mat ton heroin uouaaluad asd aat tank to tka boat of mj knowledge aad baOaf. T. & THOMPSON. Oaakiar. Correct-Atteet Claoda S. Kldd. W. O. cratabkaad, J. w. Clayton. Directory. State of North Caroline. 1 Oouoty of Alamaam ( -? Sworn to and ?been bed before me tkla lath day of July. IkM.taad I kaiaky aartlfy that I am aot an ulSiii or dnoatar of tblk bank. Boaa W. Garrett, final.] Votary Pnbue. My ooaadaalon axptraa Oat. U. tttn aiaes-Eakes Wedding A ceremony of simplicity and everence united in marriage Ira. Mary Ellington James and * Garner Eakes, son of Mr. and frs. E. Z. Eakes of Rocky Mow>t? ,t 11 o'clock in the morning, une 22, in the First Baptist hurch, here. Rev. R. P. Elkngto^ sther of the bride, was tbe of iciating minister. The bridp was graduated maf ia cum laude from Wake Forest ollege this past June. The groom ttended Wake Forest college nd is in the electrical coWgact Dg business in Charlotte, where he couple will make their home. Immediately following the eremony, Rev. ahd Mrs. R. P. El ington, parents of the bride, en ertained at %.weddiqg breakfast t the Alamance hotel for the redding party, the out-of-town nest* and friends of the bride nd groom. < Among the out-of-town guests rere Mrs. E. Z. Eakes, mother f the groom; Miss Willie Pal ler Eak.es, sister of the groom, f Rocky Mount; Chandler Eakes, rother of the groom, of Sanford. Ir. and Mrs. E. Z. Eakes, Jr., rother and sister-in-law of the room, of Charlotte; Miss Chand sr, aunt of the groom, from Dur am; Mr. and Mrs. E. C. James nd sons, Larry and Jerry, of EU in; Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Ellington, Jr., the bride's brother and sister in-law, of Spartan***, 8. C.; Miss Eipny Crandall, who was pianist at the ceremony, arid Miss Leslie Gowler, who was soloist, both of Wilson. Mrs. Oliver Newton McPfaer son siuwnnces the approaching marriage of ber daughter, Roth Lea, to John Rankin Hill of ESoa College. The wedding will .take place on Wednesday, August 14, at Davia Street Methodist chinch in Burlington. The bride-elect is the youngest daughter of Mrs. McPherson and tfaelaie Oliver Newton McPher son. Mr. Hill is the an if Mr, and Mrs. John Wilbur" Hill of Elon College. Scottish btto!*?wMaM car*, fully guarded until after their afcrta tentnga, ta the boltaf that fuMaa would attempt ta steal thai from thair cradles. Aagr paavhh or woakly baby was raaardad as a chaneHng whom the tatriea had lubratoUd for Um oriflMl Infant. NOT!CB Notice lii hareby atvaa that tha aa derataaad will not ba raapaoatbte for aay debts mad a by Mrs. J. A. AadeT too altar thia data. Thla. tha 11th day of July, lit*; JAMBS B. ANDERSON, JR. Charter Hs. 8844 Rseorr* DMtrtct Hs. ? RKPORT OH COHDITIOH OH rHE NATIONAL BANK OF ALAMANCE )f Graham, in the State of North Carolina, at the close of , business on June 29, 1946. 'ublished in response to call made by Comptroller of Currency, 1 under Section 5311, D. S. Revised Statutes. , assets. 1 nana and discounts, (including SM.1I overdrafts) - I tBJKjm 1 nlted State* Go ??mm* nt obligations. direct and guarantied Mtl.OlAte ' bligation! at State* and poll tlcal eabdlrtatom ? M.OHAS { ther boa da. note*, and debenture! ? , , , , urporate stocks llaolodln# Km etoek ot rederal Sugi i Bank] MBS tab. balance* with other banks. Including iignn heleeee, aadeaak Item! In precise ot eoUeeUoo ? , lAHATlAt ank premise* owned, tlMOO; Furniture and dxtaiea, SIAM M.NSJI theraaaete 11 AM At 1 Total Atsgrg St.teMW.1S IJASII.IT1K emand depoalla of individual!, pertnerehlps, and eorpo ration a lAStJMJI lme deposits of Individuals, partner* 111 pi, end corporations 1,tet.MI.lt epoalu of'United statas Government [Including postal mrvlnm]? ?? IllAtlAi ?poalta of States and political eubdlrlilons tte.tet.lt tbsr da posits [osrtl&ed and cash Is r,' check a ate.) ______ te,1 M Total Dsposm S*.rrt,TteJi tbsr liabilities SUt otal Uablllttos .... , SMWAWAT i CAPITAL ACCOUNTS apltal Stock: Common Stock, total par ? _ ? SMAMAO SAX orpins MA0S4S ndlrlded prod la ... ______ MAWUN ossrres (sod retirement account for prsfsrred itook) M.fA? Total Capital Aooocrra liATttte Total LaasiLiTiBsavir CarrraLAooorirra MalMHTt MEMORANDA lodged assets (and sscurltss loaned) [book Talus): [s] United Stats* Govern meet obligations, direst aad gaaiantesd. pledged to scour* deposits and other liabilities l.Uf.tW.n (b) Other assets pledged to sscurs deposits and other liabilities (In cluding notes and Mils rsdiaooonted aad aseuittts* sold under repurchase asiitiawit)? lt.IM.te [ej Assets pledged to qualify for exents* of Muster? ot oorpoist* power, and for purposes other thaa to secure ltebUIUss MS At Torat UMJMAt scored Liabilities: [a] Deposits aaourad bp pledged assets pursuaat to requlrimista ot law. TtlAtf Jt Total miasms State of North ChroMaa, Oaaat? of Alsmsasi.w/ 1. W. Hal Panel I. Cashier of th* shoe* named bank, do solemnly swear that th* sbors statement u true to the boat of mp footed#* sad battel. W. HAL F AHULL. Osskler. Bwora to aad subscribed bsfor* ms this Kb day ef Jsly. MM. [saaL] A. D. POO ST. Rotary PaMte. My sommlartoa expires Psb. It. MM. Ooaantr^-AUsst: r X-^^HTTVsmHirT^I r i wUk ? rWi ??t.-lpWw W fw H? II I umi om - 1 *??"" . ? ? ?? i 1 ?r. jr.? . j.. i ''Mltfafii l An ' ' -.:???? via =ALMANAC= ?gro* i; 14-f- - - _ r.'" riMhklW ; 55^n?ss-it: , I -*- - - a HADLEY'S "The Jewelers" I Graham, North Carolina Rationing News |' SUGAR Spare stamp 49, in family ra tion books, which became valid May 1 for five pounds of sugar, expires August 31. OPA said that on the basis of latest surveys it expects the pres. ent sugar ration of five pounds every four mouths can be main tained. In that ease, another sugar stamp will be validated Septent>er 1. I Spare stamp 49 is in ration book four, as well as in the spe cial sugar ration books issued to veterans and as replacements. Spare Stamp No. 9 good for 5 pounds of sugar for CANNING. Expiree October 31,1946. Spare Stamp No. 10 good for 5 pounds of sugar for CANNING. Make ration applications by mail?save time and effort. The from vegSaSSftodueby Is fasi la its infancy, amounting to calx I f par cant of tho total raga tibia production. riiuvRil ICANNINti r JARS CAM, UM A AMAAAAA ?tMh iltw m CHURCH BULLKTW 1 111 Bar. Rotari O. OM, Pastor 9 ?:?l il m.i MMw SehooL DuW ? itllTm'? 'cSm^tuHonT' W. ft. l?:tT" aa.: Monlx worship. hr p. aa.: Tounp MtM >M lap. Dorothy Poaat. TaaCar. T:M p. m.: Kvsnlnc Worship Sw mon by tha pastor. wmn BAPTMT caimci B?r. Ouy a Ota, Pastor, a. as.: Buaday Boh ant, hanh Burks, so porta tsndoat. U:M a. m.: Moraine worship. Bar mon by tha psator. T:M p. as.: Baptlat Tralalas OMsa 14 las Qana Church, director. I:M p. as. Irailaf Worship !:?# p. m. Wsdaosday: Prayar Msot lac. m ANDBKW HHIOB1AL CHUBCH Corner Market ut Hm Ms. Bar. Eugene Hancock. Pastor 1:41 a. Ml Sunday Sahool. J. W. 11:99 a. m.: Morals* worship. Bar. bob by tha pastor. Tilt p. m.: XranseUatJe aarilrn Sermon by tba pastor. PROVIDENCE MEMORIAL, CHRISTIAN CHURCH Barnard Varnon Monger. MbSater 19:99 a. m. Sunday School. Robe 2 assail. SuporHdandant. 11:M a. m.: garvloa of cviallila Worship. Bar. Frederick W. Law*. D. D.. Temporary Supply Pastor. *:4I a. a. Sunday Sahool. H. D. Jonas' Superintendent. n et a. in. Morning Worship. Sar mon by pastor. Tilt p. a.: Erasing Worship. T:M p. a.; Wadnaaday. Pnpar Maotin*. Bar. W. B. Bohlar. Paster 9:41 a. m.: Sunday School. L. M. Olean. superintendent. 11:99 a. m.. Morning Worship 1:99 p. m.: Toon* People's Taph Barries 7:19 p. m.i Wadnaaday. T>SIS Maatln* AGENTS WANTED Life, Hoopiuilxotion, Huldi and Accident -Part or Pall Ttec Worth L TKompson Agency For Al Your lunne Not* pt*M Tte ? p. o. iu ee CUABAM, I. C. 9 WMHuwL JOWaa?f ?OBeCRIBB FOB IBB QLBAJOB Drink || [|j Regularly ?for Good Health be sure to get your Daily Quota of our Pure, Creamy-Rich MILK. Have a glass at meal time ?an other with your in-between meal snack. Once you form the habit, you'll never give it up. - Melville Dairy Phohk 1000 Burlington, N. C.