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ttijMt iMOMw* mmm i, m* Chalybeate Springs News Items Mr. and Mr*. Ben Smith of Ral eigh spent the weekend with Mrs. parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Smith. Willie B. Matthews has retim ed to school at Bowling (men, Ky., alter mending a few. days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Matthews. Mrs. Lydia Bridges of and Mrs. Florence Wiltons qf Boone have been visiting their su gter, Mrs. C. K. Smith. ’ Mrs. O. B. Johnson spent a wttk In Raleigh visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and M rs - i¥- M. Lloyd. msuimwp John KiMMi . Office Is ImM mNM ® Banding - W ff.E Phone s£&£ m— ■—mmmmmmm - BWe8 We Are Now diving Ogr Business Card* fe Our CMiemerf, The*# BiMiMf s Cords Are deed • For Win- A. Rogers Silver worn, mode and Guaranteed By Onaide, Ids, gisen^ou^h cumulate. 1 < # - fejn ASSj XSmS^SSt attsawagawp 1 * « Bass Electric Co. E BROAD ST. OWN, R. ft 1# You can farm fatter than with 4i Just touch a fever—hydraulic rnujes—3 miles gn hour. , . far«?aW Tow4»rControJ rcgn lates implements instantly. 2. P/ow as deep as you should - dfl Cuff ...... van formbettg# -.a^L, lor in thaficld Wawm i j|j deafen. * round, ' " : rS^SSS to amt uw in WWffliP MW yu - itlaig ifl# tod i Ur. and Mrs. fit. B. Johnson are r dTFT ‘TAJ IT o. O ’ui ■''’lT (TTr (rnWIV ” Ti-nV ”^Tr llr, A|ul Wrniloy nur flnnriat) Bcji|uuoi Sjgeri tefate rt mm m- Mr. S. B. AlidV if H4c eitouZlh*?* ‘fnd v, ‘X T « ZtlvT J mtHfcww m ¥*?- '4' u .* . ; ’**• srukr./' iSssr ss. , |W- ffyS** Mf»- 1 Ms- Md Mrs7*:«r. toifo w) ftp? m?» »■ P- mtrm 1 an ” family ■ttfPjf dinner gupgfg f Sunday of RaSa h mb mm (p * Kirs. J. B. %pnrf and Mrs. Roy L. fpFs - Annth*r nf fh* Pfn ri'-'- -•- 11 u " vTr rTip ays' Dcrk Swarft, $ Gastle flwpe. I* m mm to* ■ _w*.§ a* Mw^ ith c <+-1 feß W# A#W? Pul,a pf State spept o>e motl*ef, SSgtt, #f FayetteyiUr, with his par- DUNN FCX **¥'m CORN cm fOHUW , Jbv . TOC |M*. WW—■ i— DAiLT maamt. mnm, m. m Coats Happenings #y CLYDE BRYAN The goats School concluded its P<T|lo dflve on January 31. The Qrfftimir grades went over the top /cftmMuxjd with the other depart- T he Primary grades were a pfete second with the High Schqpi flaming in third. The school feeie very grateful to the parents Mr thejlr cooperation, in the drive. . Miss WHma Barnes, a student §t East Carolina College Green v#lf. s«ept the weekend with her Wither- Miss phyllis Timberlake visited tor mother in Youngsville Satur &(*, “hff attended the State game SW#rday. evening, in Raleigh. floats basketball team met the puim team on Wednesday In me Uu fM Armory. The Dunn girls toried fjtt the laurels over Coats, out the posts boys were the win ners over Dunn. It was a good game frflpi beginning to end. On Friday evening the Coats ujft the Buie’s Creek teams fgt Coats, with 16 points. Billy Up nurch gpred highest for the hoys or Bike’s Creek with 1 pojnts. The score Stood 40-40 at the last few soiytos of the game when jimmy - WamptoJ scored for Buie’s Creek to win tfie game. In the girls game Dorothy Stew ttrt fit me Coats team scored hlgh e4 wW >3 points, Joyce Blanchard was top scorer for Buie’s Creek ,with is points. The game ended W * if ore of 31-30 in favor of fiHtee' Sfeek. It was a very close PF frto the beginning to the rim #we. Mr - mn Mrs. Thomas J. Sea sWe 9< Coats, Rt. 1 are happy ¥> WMWmoe the arrival of a daughter, on Jan. 29th, 1952, in Good Rope' Hospital. Mrs. Sea grove before her marriage was Miss Martha (fefyett Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Par rish of Coats announce to birth of a daughter on January tod; at Good Hope Hospital. Mrs. Par nm w 3B before her mwrriai* Mita mrmet pnefi tfflfiK: M.rs.' c LjMi^yMto|w l ! Mrs. ' Stancil w^ twmer Mfss Margaret .top#* m m- ftyi/t ttutow </ feix &I r 4 s^ d togh ball game at to Remolds fNeigh, M%fi4wwn- Ms. and Mrs. Alvin E. Parrish, Os DanviUe Virginia guests fit Sfiss Clyde the teacherage, <?ver the weekend. Mrs. Parrish is to of IvSa* |ryan They attend (the IcesLfe* ss'.Xft.ffti, sSlffi ham. over the pgtopd. j thf r & h Point Y*yy Mr. and tojT~A. Dickson of Garner, VpfiM principal at a»ts, wete yitUfini fa ‘(Coats Mon- *■ ' - —-'~U Is. v ... J. irrew—r ■ —traaefei ~ -i, " '' , j,| iiwipDuu: • y Kafrlaoratora * Freazars * Dnnnx KCKI9M * Watmr Iropm * Washarg 1 ‘ * orial Auditorium in Raleigh, Fri i day evening. 1 Friends of Mr. Reggie Parrish who was seriously Injured when he fell from a light pole while doing electrical work will be glad to know that he is improving. Mrs. Olivia Smith's second grade pupils have a very interesting and entertaining chapel program on Wednesday. The theme of the play was patriotism. In producing this play the children have become very much interested in the patriotic event* of the month of February. The interest and enthusiasm the children exhibited was very com mendable. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Beasley, Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Beasley and Mrs. Henry Parrish visited Miss Edna Beasley, of Annapolis, Maryland. Edna is a sister of Mr. Owen Beas ley and Mrs. Parrish, Miss Beasley is a former resident of Coats. Mrs. O. K. Keene is still con- 1 fined to her home with an injur ed leg. Her friends hope she. will soop be able to be out agaip> Mr. Kenneth Keene, a student at Louisburg College Spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Keene. ’ —— Mr. and Mrs. gbgfcj the weekend' \yitjh Mrs. Ffbb£r? R; Day of Wimstqn-atoip. Mrs. ppy is a sister wfc MiSftßwwarfe . &<-U ;4 Mr. ai& Dr. Fa y e t te ihkU if the nffr mer resrtßlh^ <a Neurologist, Hackensack. N. >' .jgi Fayetteville. wpd iti IT Nichols, of Winston- Gfifits bmemtfl'uun met Afi4r wn.'wfcrjS •J W leading scorer Cor Coats Was Hoover Johnson with 16 points to on d.efenar SHShF Tommy Pope ' an<J Dennis Pope. The flsal score was 44-35 in favor fif' Coats. toe Coats Woman Club heU its regufcvr monthly meeting on tow.- Lets get down to tlie Solid Facts/ } Chevrolet Truck* Can Save You Money j All Akng the Line The facts show vou how a Chei2» i rolet truck can mean real substantial Chevrolet trucks cost toa L hnv le« tn o«4 * operate Their A ZL « ”»» gepenaaoie yßßpwH>ea« SfmUPSt ■tows yj powcr axxi statona. keep fuel consumption WSturdy A* features keep coats down. Vatafi > k Fjf't Ha iHlttriujfc Ri#vn*pyiiv/ni wpvi uiiiin Aja Guardsman Hold Ladies Nite Banquet j By Mt John W. Temple, Jr. s Battery “B”, Dunn’s own Nation \ Si Guard Unit, hfeld a barbecue and „ chicken supper Wednesday night for to lamas and friends of (he Guardsmen. The party was held . at to Dunn jtrmory, which is the j meeting place of the local Unit. > WOJG Nelson Lee acted as Mas , ter of Ceremonies and introduced , Captain George F. Blalock, Com f manner ot the Battery, as the chief ; speaker of the evening. Entertainment was furnished by . local talent, Katherine Stevenson . sang “Little White Cloud That Cried’-’ and "Unforgettable.’’ Faye Godwin played the accordian, ren . dering “Hindustan”, Down Yonder”, . “Beer Barrel Polka” and “Chicken i Reel.” Louise Brown, talented local . pianist, played several “Dixie” se . lections. r Also present for the gala occasion were Maj. Roy Brown, U. S. Army, retired, and the Guardettes, a , Reta Whittington, "the guest pianist, , and Mrs. Susap Black gpest voca )ist. both of Dunn. Mrs. Whitting ton and Mrs. Blade gave a most interesting and enjoyable program [ Of’pcfbHfrj. «A«l claSficM music. I Mrs. Black wilj be remembered as Stisan Thiems, a former resident • g,v , f the refresh !, wto>t» served Were jello, red heart ; shaped operifaced sandwiches, tfop'to coffee. The W used through p»i»<pJlfotor“ present Were Mrs. > .ItUther jlarefoot. Mrs. Owen Odum, r JfiV. Nftftky wWilte. Mrs. W. E. rMPPS-SF* «&dtad Creech, Mrs. “wfet. RpWi hftp. -E. r ¥. Malone, • «Hpfo##arrisfi; Mrs. M. G Phil > Dewey Yarley, Miss Mat i4 -Mrs. Reta Whittington, Mrfrsusari Black, and the hostess es, Mrs. Butler and . Mrs. Roberts. ; W th? be accompanied by the mother. to^-fott^toutoouhkba-towlfo for m/fMete registration of the I that COMAAOCUL BANK ■ basketball team composed of local -’girls that play along with the Bat d' tery “B” team, it e Appokimately 150 Guardsmen d and their guests turned out for the e ' annual affair, which is one of many I that the locgl Unit holds for the . I personnel of the Battery, d Dunn should be justly proud of . the local Unit in that it was judged f “Superior” both at Camp McClel lan, during the summer encamp y ment. and at home, during the n annual General Inspection by the t top Army Brass. Battery “B” has e been outstanding in all phrases of . the National Guard and has re ■_ ceived letters complimenting them -j on their work by the Commander ,j of to 30th Division himself and . from other high ranking officials of the Army. i Captain Blalock announced that there are still- some Openings In the j local Unit aqd those interested in .the Guard should contact Mr. - k—M—S j TRUSSES i i ’ Scppljes * CrutcAcs EXPERTLY FITTED HOOD'S DRUG \ STORE I 9 Donn, N. C. : jP —jsi \ AIMiM SvstMi G)am At The LUCKY HOUR J ONE PHONE-SHOPPtNG CUSTOMER » ' ' 10 WILL .J** \ CALL 2187-IT MAY BE YOU! | tk ■> i, " , . , ' PAGE FIVE ——— Nelson Lea, told, Battsvy- "Sr, =a — » VANCOUVER, B. C. #> A H ' year-old artist- admitted today th(it an abstract painting mich a To ronto art gallery official had . praised was only a Pfeee of oaifl -1 board on which comitorial palnt ’ ers had cleaned (tor ' Bob Nealess . sent tbs cardboard i to the gallery for exhifotion under ; the title “Meianchoftg in t{ie r swamp.” . He got back a lettgf from an art gallery official expressing I’a- E terest in the work. 1-- """" Our Comfrfete ■ One Stop Sffvice i Will Help Make Your Car R#ady I For Any Driving Need. We ffive_ Expert Service I * Oil Change * Thorough. - GreasiM * Tires and Tabes'DheckeA * Radiator Service * Battery Service And Powerful Esso Extra tou» (tSSO)sMM« ■* J WILKIN! I ESSO SERVICE^ | E, Croad FA. Du»n, N. Ci
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