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PAGE FOUR " • .»!■■■ I Teen Tattle Tales By LINDA AYCOCK 'TJm i §qems u though all the girls «* qjrtte confident about basket baHr-At this date no one is going tomtfke the team. The way they talk.-about it they’ll never make , the team and they’re just going out to they will have something to 4p. Came on, gif Is, let’s get the right attitude about this thing and atdetast try. If you do this, we'U haVe a fine team. Jsay Miss Barrett, what are you doing to those poor girls? They oiome to school limping, never able to walk up and down the stairs or set out of their seats. Now really, it couldn't be that tough, could it? That popular expression, “I don’t have a thing to wear,” is on again. Every time I walk down the hall at school, it sounds like a broken record! Since the Annual Sorority Christmas dance is com ing off in a few weeks, it has been that much worse. Well gals, just look in these big department stones we have in Dunn. They have Tjir these lovely new clothes com ingr-in and some are already here. .Just look around girls, you’ll find wTjjft you want, that is, if you jMria-the money to pay for it. .Jsaltr yourself an honest man •neh-then you may be sure there is one rascal less in the world. There is only one rule for being a good talker: learn how to listen. Who seeks more than he needs 'lungers himself from enjoying what he has. Dunn FCXI IS BUYING CORN-SOY BEANS OATS AND PECANS - AT THE ' 1 U ' / f farmers Warehouse !g —HOURS— r "7:30 cun. to 5:30 p.m. Weekdays || CLOSE 12 NOON SATURDAYS i: Fayetteville Hwy. Dunn, N. C. 1 Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer-Sponsored By Wellons Mercantile Oew — tVooew, ) / BUT we «otta «T»v \l do b A JSSJa SSc?'tSoSfeß , 's7( I .tmittpcmt MERCANTILE Laney, is it really for good this time? We’re sorry that Woody Hill and Laney Hodges called it quits the other day. (Don’t wor ry, folks, they’ll be back together by December 13.) The Baptist Church is having a study course Friday night, Novem ber 30. The Intermediates are go ing to have a real good-looking teacher, Richard Duke, in case any of you know him. At six o’- clock we’ll have a South American style supper and then at seven we’ll resume our studies. I want to see some of you boys and girls there not. only Baptist but any other denominations are welcome too! The triangle never fits into a family circle. Women are notoriously bad judges of a man till they get to an age where it doesn’t help them. Robert Hodges and Beanie Strick land have been hitting off some sparks lately. Can’t tell about this pair. They never let the cat out of the bag, but one day Robert asked me where Beanie lived. Could it be love? Adelaide Coats was sending off many, many packages the other day. By the looks of things Bro ther Monds will be getting a lot besides Adelaide for Christmas. Lucky boy!!! Big news about a certain Christ mas parade Saturday night! .Every one i» looking anxiously forward to this big event. This is the first night parade Dunn has witnessed in a long time. TOere will be four bands—Dunn High, Harnett Coun ty Training School. Erwin High and E. E. Smith High of Fayette ville—to share in this huge affair. Not only this but eleven actually professional-made floats! And in case any of you haven’t seen a colliope except in the Buz Sawyer comic strip, you’ll have your chance Saturday night. Quinn’s has arranged to have one for us. Looks like everyone has helped with the parade in Dunn and tried to make it the biggest event of Dunn's history. Well if it doesn't make that it certainty won’t miss it far! With wild anticipation, I’m looking for ward to it!!! It is useless for the sheep to pass resolutions in favor of vegetari anism, while the wolf ren\airt€d of a different opinion. If we could deceive others as easily as we deceive ourselves, what reputations we’d all have! Love is like hash. You have to have confidence in it before you can enjoy it. Seen and Heard: William Moody losing his school bus. Sorry. William! Ethelyn Maxwell drooling. Choir practice! Firecrackers. Christmas is coming! J. W. Temple and Nancy Clod felter in the show a week or two ago. I’m broke. (Aren’t we all) I mad 75 on Biology. Isn’t Dickie Surles cute?? I’m so mad with that boy. Better save your Confederate money, 'cause the South’s gonna rise again! He drives a two-tone blue Pon tiac, doesn't he, Barbara Snipes? It’s cold! (ha - ha) No basketball practice today, oh boy! Now I’ve heard everything!! Sherrill Goodman and Charles Dorman have been spending time and more time in Erwin lately. It Just couldn’t be that Iris Williams and Marthy Lee have been luring these boys over, could it? Nothing like love! For Sole SEVERAL {GOOD MULES See BUD NORRIS ONE MILE FROM DUNN ON NEWTON GROVE HIGHWAY , -trTV", IHR DAILY —COUP. PPRN, N, CL WoniaM Declared Dari Lives, Describes k SAN FRANCISCO (ffl— A SO-year old woman who attempted suicide and was pronounced dead, then astounded doctors by her complete recovery, has described. how It feels to awake from a close-to-death comas. “My first conscious impressions were of perfect geometric patterns of all colors and shapes sailing along as though in water,” said Mrs. Therese Butler, who tried to take her life by swallowing 50 sleeping tablets—seven times the normal fatal dosage. LIKE LOOKING AT SUN “It was just like the sensation you feel when you’ve been looking directly at the sun, then open your eyes.” She was scheduled to be released from Stanford Hospital today, just 15 days after her apparently life less form was found in the bath tub of her home. She was then pronounced dead and ordered taken to the city morgue where she began to stir. The desperate battle to save her life then started. Mrs. Butler said it was the death of her husband almost vyear ago that drove her to try suicide as a way out. She said she felt lone some and missed her husband’s “optimism.” “I know that if I had died first my husband would never have tried anything like this. He would have carried on. I guess women are nat urally more selfish in this respect “I had just returned from a trip to Europe and I was shocked by the conditions I saw in France, Italy. Ireland and England. I was also disgusted with Korea—and Mr. Butler’s optimism wasn't there,” Mrs. Butler said she swallowed the pills and then lay down in the tub of water, believing she would suffocate. But the tablets took ef fore she lost consciousness, “I was ing. ’Til tell you the truth,” Mrs. Butler said of her feeliqgs just be fect before she could turn hen head face down. She remained face-up in the bathtub until the next mom- so happy. I felt that this was a • good time for me to take a nice l long rest—but I didn’t get the i rest.” When she granted the Interview, i Mrs. Butler said she now realired “what a silly, foolish thing I tried : to do.” i She said there waa “good reason : why I should start doing things 1 again.” She said she planned to i complete an historical novel she i had been writing on the life of ! nomads. Is Your Kitchen ; Right or Left Handed? Jrvtrji ■ , „■ 1 I ! ! l I Tri lf you ore wearing yourself out walking I•• • ° new *»-E Refrigerator with left-hand f around four refrigerator door ... I sov * Y OO steps and time this way/ * li§ k mi* 1 M imSJ 1 ■ TiJ t# M * CHOOSE YOU! MODEL WITH HI # I I . HHHD booh 1 • BIG! More than 8 cubic feet of jjljßfi, " refrigerated food-storage space! 1 | JmA t-f H! ' , f • we fruit and vegetable drawer! - RSf ; umm'l • BIG stainless steel freezer—lots of ll I | 1 * frozen food, plus 4 ice trays! « atony—tad low operating —^^^^^^^^ REFR,OiRATOR ■ - DHM§r- Ni^C* TREE GMWI » HAKKI3BURG HARRISBURG, Pa. HP)—A tree grows In Harrisburg, too. Called the “Cbineae Tree of Heaven,” It Is rooted in an 18-lnch masonry wall, 10 feet above the ground on a downtown office building. It is six inches in dtareter and 35 feet high. HOT RODS CURBED HARTFORD, Conn. (UV-So-called ."flame thrower” exhaust attach ments, latest fad among hot rod drivers, have been outlawed by the state motor vehicles commission. The gadget; spurt a shaft of flame as much as 30 feet behind a ve hicle. LADY LUCK REBELS BOSTON <W—Melville B. Blanch ard, 70, stretched his luck too far FRIDAY AFTgBNQOK ****** 31,1 W when he turned in fate aterms from the same box six Sundays In a row. The alarm box number was 13-1319. NOT LILY WHITE MATTOON, m. im Albert C. Townley told arresting officers he never had been in trouble before.- !EARL HAWLEY Oil CO. 1 Wholesale Dealer J PROMPT SERVICE - COMPLETE PRODUCTS | 379j^hone^24^^DunnJ^J| They agreed te was a peaceful a check bythe Illinois crhjdma identification bu- There vrffl be no marketing quo tas on or extm, kmg stable cotton produced in 1952. ' * " - , - 1 a - " r 3~~
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