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PAGE FOUR Along The Routes Kir ram. KK g* r«..(, W Ct ■• )»> i - » ■» •„ SjL y *T JOHN FOLLETT gpbJast three columns have been I jJwouejeople. That was as It should > be. Cfbple are the stock in trade ! of newspapers. > Today lam going to talk mostly * about things: watches and door | bells and tin cans and bottles aqd . wells.' Os course all these things < are used by people. * Take the watches first. I am * $$SL ln £ around with me two of the 'JwSnWoking wrist watches you ever enu in e Oruen precision SMMm, made since 1974 at Time HIM Ih my own home town of Cincinnati. Ohio. I have a sleek ; man's watch with a pigskin strap, . and a tiny woman’s watch with a ' black silk wrist band. I am eager ‘ to show off these watches to any , one who will let me. i For you see The Daily Record ' will give away a watch Just like i*> " SALES s: ~~ AND : ’r7 SERVICE * ■ -i ;■ ■ <u>. i '€ : l \ |. Wf Ug Repair “ —Your Car For Winter L -Strickland Motor Co. { Phone 3295 Dunn, N. C. » ■ Cut your cost of living with a I PHILCO ft FREEZER ■ 1I ilm Hm MT £ J % * The big 12.5 ce. ft. cggacfty of this Phiko home freezer enables you to buy wore for ltd and mw/ Safely stores up so 455 lbs. of frozen food Indefinitely. Exclusive ,Phileo "sitoping-front” design puts 70% of storage space “above “knee level”.. . permits you to stand doser to foe i freezer. New Phiko ••easy-lift" storage beakets lift right out of foe freezer. fseir. serves handily as K or food paduges bring taken to and jEmr/zms u >..»s w^, ' BBS #|MMJ| Mr\-V. LJf ' Ilf A Q||Pb| ifeLINTO ant ' inH one of these to any person who will send in ten annual subscrip tions to the paper (or the equiva lent in shorter term-subscriptions) These watches are truly beautiful, and they bear the Gruen guarantee of supreme accuracy. I hope that a lot of readers of this column will drop me a line and let me show them the watches—then get out and go to work in their spare time to earn one. The other items on my agenda are personal questions which I want to get off my chest—one trivial, the other two important. Here they are, the trivial question first. 1. Why do so few houses Along , the Routes have door bells? I wear out my poor knuckles hammering on doors I haVe become a chronic knocker instead of a bell pusher. 2. Why are most of the woods and brooks and other natural beauty spots in this area desecrated by piles of rusty cans, bottles, old motor parts, and other refuse? Are a few people utterly devoid of a sense of decency, or are we so materialistic as not to care that i we live in a country of wonderful natural beauty? I’d like to know the answer. 3. Is anything being done about inspection of the hundreds of open wells in this area so as to protect the water users from infection? They say that water is relieved of its impurities by trickling through a few feet of sandy soil, but It is hard for me to see how many of the wells I have observed Along the Routes can help being contaminated by surface water. I’m not a professional reformer, but I have been a Boy Scout for more years than most people in these counties. To a Boy Scout the last two questions above seem to, need answers. Are there an swers? Anniversary Os Scouts Observed Lillington Girl Scouts are taking note this afternoon of the 40th birthday anniversary of Girl Scouting in America with a spe cial program slated to start at 3:15 p. m. in the high school auditorium. Mrs. W. E. Moore, who is in charge of the birthday celebration, has made arrangements, .to show a film “Friends Across the Seas.** The picture deals with Scouting in oth er lands. Friendship packets will llßlr I SUMMONED to the Winter White I House at Key West, 1 )a., for a se- I cret session described as "lmpor- I tant,” Gen. Hoyt Vancenberg ■ (left) chats with President Tru- I man on the lawn outside as palm I trees form a backdrop. Above, I looking tanned and wel'-rested, ■ the Nation’s Chief Executive I beams at news photographers. NEW POW LIST BRINGS HOPE AND JOY TO LOVED ONES ■ BR"" EBBMfet-ii I . riHB - HUS' 1 * PF ,jMEk m ’ ■;-;i .BE B A iBlsS > 1 Br* • wk H .(■Eg.'alli!W i; ■ \u?- jW M l B " s - v j'klK - .rflyaijr frp * THEIR SORROW SWEPT AWAY by new found hope, the family of Pfc. \WSBBBt K I Oliver B. Munn (above) are shown in their New York home after 1 * receiving word that Oliver’s name and serial number was on list of U. S. jjjgg- fcajS: soldiers held as prisoners by the Reds in Korea. Nine months ago they t ‘, buried a soldier believed to have been their son. At right, Mrs. Kenneth ' I * A. Tackus, of Brooklyn, N. Y., leaps with joy after reading in the paper that her husband. Lt. Tscfcus, li listed >s » priaoner. (Internet tonql,) —iPLj Dunn High Band fn New Quarters With better practicing facilities in their new band room, formerly the school cafeteria the members of the Dunn High School Band are practicing assiduously in order also be prepared for shipment over seas to sister Scouts in foreign lands. A social hour in the library will follow the program, featured by the cutting of a.birthday cake. Nearly 100 Lillington Scouts plan to attend. Juliette Gordon Low organized the first Girl Scout troop In Sa vannah, Ga. In 1912. Since then, the movement has grown until at the present hi the United States there are one million, eight hun dred thousand girls enrolled in Scouting. ■UTt 1 1 w L ..A* _ Whatever yoar crop, whether yoax plant- ior additional rijaipoMiL ... ” l tr*"s. fa srSs Model "Mt" Trector, with two-row drilling •4^P»«»t i Cm rith«r aide o£ foe hector in end fertilizing attachments, eets the peoe. (for print rows) or together. With ihe John Deere, yonr equipment in- ”*£l***"? ”«g* ovi ' vestment is tedooed because the attach- utewfiiv feature* fori wffl make all your cultivator frame, thus eliminating the need inantHet us tell you about them soon. ? FARM IMPLEMENT DlVlSldri j - ;■**?'-** ■ *: - -J4 |r.’ . ’ - i - • ? x 'M M' v ‘ / gm ■ g-M ■ mm M M " T - *MM ' 9 m ' M'y- J M : ‘*- : m - 'W ■ WM wmwmWwmmmm m 9 . fpir ”Wf f mm mmmm 9mm mm m mmf I HP. .... i **• ' »V -*' i;»* .. . ; • t. , **- rr A l "J^ v ' ICE DAILY RECORD, BUNN. N. a ; to be letter-perfect in their parts ■ when they make their next public ; appearance. The group will give its next pub lic performance at the Azalea Fes tival in Wilmington when they will be one of the approximately twenty bands in the long line of maiwh. “We feel that it is an honor to be invited to participate in this parade,” Director W. L. Barrage said, “and, although this is not exactly a competitive event, we want to perform as well as any band in Uie parade.” The next local appearance of the band will be at the regular April meeting of the Dunn Parent-Teach ers Association. The Erwin School band, which Is also under the direc tion of Mr. Burrage, will present a Bert Alabaster To Attend Meet Bert Alabaster, owner of the Western Auto Associate Store, will leave Saturday to'attend the West ern Auto Major Appliance Show to be presented in Charlotte, this Sun day. Mr. Alabaster said yesterday that the show will exhibit the many improved features of the complete 1952 Wisard major appliance line including Wizard refrigerators, Wiz ard gas and electric ranges, Wizard gas and electric hot water heaters, program at the March 25 meeting of the Erwin Parent-Teachers Associa tion. NEWS SHORTS NAPLEB, Italy (W Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower left by plane for his headquarters near FVb today after conferring here with Adm. Robert B. iCamey, southern oommander of Atlantic Pact forces, and wtyh Italian of ficials. NEW FORK —l» Doris Duke Cromwell Rublrosa, one of the world's wealthiest women, made public today the first .financial re port of a charitable foundation she started when she became of age. The report showed total grants of 52.639.857.66 to organisations and individuals. RALEIGH —Oh— The Federal- State Crop Reporting Service esti mated North Carolina cattle popu lation today at record total of 796,004. The number as of Jan. 1 represented a gain of 57,000 in the last year. Value, figured at $l4O a head, totaled $111,440,000. Wizard washing machines. Wizard food freezers, and Wizard vacuum cleaners. Purpose of the show 4s to enable Western Auto Associate Store owners to make early, first hand selections, and thereby insure stock for spring and summer cus tomers. “From advance reports and pres ent indications, ’’ Mr. Alabaster said, “the 1952 Wizard appliance picture is a bright one. In spite of shortages and other difficulties. Western Auto has forged ahead to improve Wizard Appliances and cre ate new things for better living.” Mr. Alabaster expects to return Monday. Information Column* i > - " ‘4.:: ■ ~i ■ - . . r j • AUTO DEALERS k • (JjjjP good' used CARS - TRUCKS NAYLOR-DICKEY DIAL 2121 PKTOttwfllo Hwy. Dunn Use The Daily Record . Classified Section • AUTO FARTS % Herring Motor Parts, Inc. DEPENDABLE AUTO PARIS So. CBnteo Ave. Dunn » AUTO REPAIRS » Poir Body end Fender Repairs Am j , .. .. MemyV£ody Shop Cfatou Avu. , Dimu. N. C. START YOUR SAVINGS COMMERCIAL BANK THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 13, 1933 j FACES QUIZ IN DEATH OF WIFE CHAINED TO A SED in • Detroit hospital, Daniel W. Beardsley faces questioning by police when he recovers from Injuries received after his auto crashed head-on Into another car. The questions, however, will d concern the death of Beardsley’s wife, who was killed with an auto jkek as she left her home to go to work. (International Soundphoto) ■ STUDY CLUB TO MEET Lillington’s Tea and Topics Club will meet on Friday at 3:30 p. m. at the Teachers' Lounge in the new school class room addition. Due Ambulance Service Phone 2077 CROMARTIE FUNERAL HOME DISNN, N. C. • CLEANERS • QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE Dry Cleaning Alterations Paramount Cleaners Next to Stewart Theatre I Dunn Family Laundry & Dry Cleaning Pick-up & Delivery Service 801 N. Wilson Ays. below Stwart^Theafre^^^c er drugs • HOOD'S DRUG STORE “The Friendly Store” Drugs Sundries 112 E. Broad St. • ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES • • REPAIRS # aw- —axon pEssri J ON ALL HOMZ 1 OV AT T, wrrnv^s Fans Jdinsen Furniture Company |_Oppo^Poat"6ff|oe to the illness of the president, Mr. W. R. Canford, Mrs. A. G. Johnso i will preside. Mrs. W. M. Bryan will be in charge of the program. Use The Daily Record Classified * Section » TRACTORS £ Twin' MatdpM m”Z ii i,H i, FERGUSON SYSTEM featurttl GENERAL UTILITY company, inc. Lw Dmm,N.C. i mmMmkmmmimmmMmMmmwM USE THESE COLUMNS. I -*. t A v -- <?j|~ « THEY'LL SAVE YOU TIME J mM -X ,
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