3 GK5
' i. Prcttr lotion Snprin I !"
!
. won u n r
(I Dr.;
CO'Donnelltkmed Acting
President Of MpsrJ Olive College
' 1 - o agreement will be
lu i" j only. ' t
.3. ! r and operator of the
Xiill . l ,v "tl 'A l1' . trthivA la
, ip.jh ,st h0lh gin the iease.
( V .. , T . . . i. ....
" . . v vc vuxicsc iiJK"')wi Hum ( retrivn'ir wnn must sin the lease
man oi me aepartment or English' Western Kentutky, State College !' 4 T i( s4' must be Approved by
at Mount Olive Collee-fi. han.heen At Rnl linff f5rpn when h u&a n
named acting president of 4be Col-! professor in he department of En-
'jPMrlRfim"Snecialists
: ' ' thpue W - 2122 t - Rose Hill, N: &
- . "wit: -s-.--
V - -Try.
- Jk.'
YOUR DRUG
store js..
: . TS.Vi - .:
tops
: Bvqfwnie Cameras
: ?3i00 to ?15,00
Amity
BiUtolds -$50
to $7.95 v.
9 014 Spice Sets
)$i'.fet6$7.o:
Evening iirparis
i , 'Perfumes
. $2.50 up'i,
Ilair Dryers
, $6.95 to $19.95
"Bath Powder
$1.00 to
$4.00
i
' .'TV f '
to
$2.00
Ml
f dit Wrapping
Dc9tations XV
CT.frm.3sr Trees e
- Bathroom
'I . scales
$6.95
Electric
:. ' Razors
. For
Ladies
$9.95
For Men
$28.50
Timex
Watches
$6.95 to
$19.95
BIG
BEN
Clocks
Sea Forth
For Men
$1.50 to $4.50
jScripto
. Ballpens
.$100 to $1.69
Zippo
Lighters
Stuart
Hall
Gift
Stationery
p Old Spice
Gift Sets
$2.00 to $5.00
Hair
Brushes
$1.00 to $4.50
Photo
Albums
$2.50
Model
Airplanes
29c to 98c
WTO. - s ,. f .
Patigburns
Sportsman
Trie Shave
Lotion, Talc,
and Cologne
3 gifts in one
$3.25
Safety
. Razor
Schick
$2.95
' ' Stationery
;V$1.00 to $1.59
t.y Register At Our Store
For " FREE 1 GIFTS
i. j v,
A
its'.' .v. b-.
-fc
3
lege. ' - ' '
He will assume .his new duties
January 1 and will serve until
the return of! President W. (Bur'
kette Raper from Florida on' Au
gust 10, ItfOZ. i -.
Dr. Raper has been granted a
sabbatical leave to accent a Kc-f-
logg fellowship in. higher educa
tion at Florida State ynivepsitVi
Tallahassee. t
Dr. O'Ponnell c&me to Mount
elish.
; He holds the B. S. and Ml A. de
grees ; from, Auburiv University,
Ye Aide
the t'0Li.,tv Committee
3. If the normal yield on the re
ceiving farm J$ more than' 10 per
cent aoove the .normal y eld for the
faitm frnn. 'iiVUt..L .1 L 1. .1. - .. a . .
mv.i.' vvmtii uio- uiiuiuieni 16
Alabama,-and the Ph. D. degree leased, the .amount to be planted
from Peabody . CoUege to Nash- wiu b6 Muee& a,ccordinEly.' .
relen.neTe' ?ai ? X0hn-S1' 6- The e'" allotment plus he
!f?o ?'ila?60LAl baTnxa-H'S ,eas6cl "llotmentcannot exceed
n V JVM CT Mary;Li1u a::pw cent of the cropland for the
per of Goldsboro, a teacher in th fartii 1 ." , ' '' " ''
Goldsboro School system. i j a ' L.'(-w'
Dr. O'Donneil h i,t . I '7f ased allotment cannot be
warded a research in V. . . I10m H anotner'
Blish bv the United Stat , Of inenormaiy.eww.ti be esta
SoUd S iTcollege. EnghSh taVorri weaker conditions are oth
Dr. Saner. wh6 haa heP nr.. ! ef ac.tols that would af&t Jhe
sident of Mount Olive College si-,y ' ' ' .
NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J. - 1079;
Voune fellows of: snirit as mav
xish to acquire the ' ferect attitude
nanly depertment, centeel address nee 1954. will resume his dutipJ ' 9' Ieas" a-feements can be ap
jnd war-like whiskered face of a 'next August. His leave was gVaV ' Froyo(1 unU1 aftar the man
regular Continental soldier : to j ted after seven years of service J Is52 AJ'.qtmcnt Notice for
'hose vnuihriil. hnrnp hn -hau, nr- v,of v. "ie farm. k "1. ' '
" ' ' ....w w.ut bile. t 4,.lKilt tWIIUlC.H,M. . !.' .. :
. ------- " --to...
1VAI soon Hia nrAi-M hn.nl ..J...i. : m.x' j. i- . !"J.'j.
istrauon. President Kauei' Aholus'' . - "j- no
nspiruie, heart-cheerina sound oi
he drum and trumpet .. your coun
ry, my boys, is threatened with in
vasion! Your homes and farms with
ire!
'... Every man nust beat his
plowshares into swords, or be torn
jinb ii'om limb- and devoured a
jve by bloodthirsty, fcrodous can
iba's. 'But y;:u will say, -Why mention
hesp things to hearts of oak. to
vlioiii the kwvvledcie of the rriii'jal
ond if ion of the country, with the
ovor of bi'inff permitted tn fipht
'ier battles... would bc'suflieiont in
uvemeni to rally round h-r strtid
ird?' To amis th?n, my duar br;ivi
toys! Leave your lonesome cotta ?s
md repair to the drumheaJ at N:-w
irtinswiek, yqu fiid' me and my
vhere you will find me and niy
onrades ( all true sors of thunder;
linking bow!s of cool grog to ttk'
isa'ith and honor of .Congress and
ur noble President.
"You shall there receiys a hnnd
onie bounty, wilh five dollars n
.lonth ( until promoted), an elugin!
uit of clothes, draw daily ration.i
hat might tempt an epicure, and
e treated wilh kindness and a'
ir.ticn by your loving friend, an .'
incere well-wisher.
"James Hamilton, Recruiting Ser
ea.it"
Uj-itU A X2 nrl t T A, f.
Duke University. In 19o0 he was h? "ftrmim amount of.leh
awarded an honorary Doctor of scd aJntAic&t is five (5 0) acre
Laws degree by Atlantic Chris-' s C,a w a lrom or'c or a nuni
tian College. ., Iter of farns, .
tian College
Mount Oli
accredited two-year liberal at
Mount Olive College Is a fully J-, l2- Any f,arm can. lease entire at
rls "- -'. o3 us ii noes nai least
institution sponsored bv tho FrdP i'T.Mf fthail (ive (5.0) acres to one
Will BantiKt StAto Pungent ; I far ril, . , I
North Carolina.' 1 . , 'os IvM' vwked for the pas-
vj '5-saSe oTtWU.w which provides leas
J 1. "v1iM.hlr.'lnli :j ....
ii . niLi li .ni.i rrrtiz n n i mil
I UUCIttU ALlCQUU 1 ' that ,oba;c9 fjlmers small ac
, - 'k'J.IM fnt .find it more profi-
Iava Dmmwom -).-'tbicvto-ni&'th'ir tcbacco rathet
lease rroarum nfn:"
Sfeps Are Given
Farmers -throughout the flue-cur-o
l tobacco belt have expressed con
siderable interest in the provisions
snd rejnilations poverning the leas
ing of tobacco acreqge for the 1062
irowmc; season. ,V ,
The main provisiors, ns released
by the County ASCS Office pre Bs
P ilowj: -v
is A pilot procram and is in
?rfect for o"Iy two years, 19C2 and
1363. ' Should it be considered suc
cessful in these two vears. there is-
The Norlh; Curclinaf Farm Bureau
organization led the fiht to secure
this le-isim: type fv'ogram after lo
ciiLForm Bureau chapter had gtv
e ftterli opinions that such 'a pro
jrym would be profitable to tobacco
fat mors.
Vctrcans Receive
, Veterans, receiving pensions
ray save, jnemsetves lnconver'
ienc, fmbarraSsmertt nd money
by notifying the -Veterans Adminis
tration immediately when ' there
is an. increase in their annual in-
The amount'.of a veteran's oen
sion is based on his income- and
uw( iiuincer , jui : ins jamny nil
wife and Children.' It anv of these
factors change, hi pension may
nager, , VA Regional Office,' Wins
chanee. Mr. J. D. DeRamus. M;i-
ton-ialem,' pointed out.., ' i
If ! the-veteran ' receives nddi-.
tiohal income raising his total an-"
ouai income or he' inherits n;o-
ncy nr sells property of, mate;
r,taii,sraiuej tne -tacta- should bt
reported at once to the VA.
ft" ' 1 . ' ' - -
For the 'same, reason, ehnul'V
the veteran return tn wnrV nr
should .hw. faroUjr status changi.-,
such? asdivproe; or death, of his
tlp.fi'.''1.' t v's j- v
wife. lriarraaze'oT death if a child.
the "birth nf a rhilrt. hp Vio mor
riaee of the 'veteran th . VA
should' be advised immediately.
Failure of a -veteran to repait
may result in VA overpayments
to him. ;The veteran"may be re
Quired to return some r all pea
ion ' payments back to the first
of tbevyearjtfr.i.JPamu''em
phasized. . '. . ,
However,if the' veteran notifie
the VA .promptly of an income
ncrease'above the statutory , li-;
tnitrf, the VA ' Will adjust or dis
InnnHrtlia . nonafAntt nflVTTIpntjA v f of
VV....n. TWI...HH J
that year: and : no-over payment
C
n n r
1
: Gef fasf relief from t'
over, worn-fint feelirtg
, STAii. 5 cranbi"
...t.. ..........
i IBTCl iMl .."ft" -
TjMt u a gargle for tort throw dtfe to
colds.' Snap back with STAN SACK.
it.ldf.
e41-
jiicei
I '.6
TilYf '';v
Lorori-Lipp
Jr7w" v:;yf''
"; r
iba.r?.lJJ''J" s
ft
L .'.ill
Sales - ParlsV:
Service f i t
1 '-' Quality.'.'.
Farm EqUip Cp.
Li ..JciintoW. N.;'
l our John Deere Dealer" Phone LY 2-3742
STILL NEW!
KenansvilV N. C. 1961: "Youne
men of spirit who wish to acquire
:ne soldierly bearing, honor, and
respect, and physical stamina of a
United States Regular Army Soldier
... you who have never seen the
world nor seen and heard the thun
derous roar of modern Infantry,
Armor and Artillery weapons..your
country, fellow Americans, is Unde:
continuous threat from the commu
nist world.
"Every man must do his share to
"ight communist a2eression around
he world and join the team of Pow
er for Peace.
"But, you will say, 'Why men
ion these thin;;s to Datrinta In
whom the knowledge of our Coun
ry's danger and the honor anri
right of fightinc her battles wnnM
be sufficient inducement to rally to
her defense?' Then join the Armv,
young Americans! See your Army
Recruiter today and 'ask What you
can do for your country'!
My comrades and I (all Regular
Army Soldiers) will answer vour
questions and tell you of the many
opportunities available to vnu in the
modern Army. You will join men
who aje the best paid, best fed, best
dressed and best trained Soldiers
in the World.
"See or call me today!"
Sgt. Edward C. ,La Fevre. Re
cusing Sergeant" Ctrt House. Ken-
ansville. N. C, on lit & 3rd Thurs
" r
By W. Bill Taylor
Assistant Vice- President'
I. V
TEXAS
The Texas Capitol at Austin;' fnppnincr with trip
Size of the state, is largerthan'.thati, of any other
state. The building1 is., open. .to tvisitors Monday
through Friday from 8:G0 A.' Mlb 8:00 P. M. The
OnvprnnrV-MancinrV te n' cf&tat?'AM'tV''kinll,v. o., -
-V y u tOK(J jjautC-UCUUUl -ouu-
them home. and is open tofvisitors from 3:00 to '-5:00
P. M. Monday , through IJriy Austin is the home
of the University of Tex.otheexas Memorial
Museum, and a small museum v dedicated to O.
Henry, the short story writer. ' "
first rJATIOMAfc toll
Each Account c. ,.tv. Member
Insured To WALLACE of
$10,000 I' N. C. Federal Reserve v
By .F.D.I.C. System
"The Only Bank In This Area With Membersh j
In The Federal Reserve System" , '
..... a
i WEST COAST LUMBER CO:" ,
p.O BOX 989
9nrl Cost!) Hoyne Rd-
WM.N6T0H. HORTH CAROL'HA
T.e , AccT rOAST LUMBER- means
. OUAUTY BUMS !-r2Lffi. 6"W
,''a truer framework, ana a , t0 handre,
' What's mare, WEST ter ot youf
to Wark. It has goad na.lholdmg pc y r 6rcuppng
. ab site; little loss due to ".JJn wall -nd
..; Straight, stable lumber also means "ess, lXjMBr1
floors ore applied, so use QUAUTY. vv . t ,
ft
NEW ITEMS
Redwood Pfecut Staii
, 2x4 Premm Grade
. $99-27 ,
Douglas Fir
2x4 Old Growth
$97.37. -V4"
Y'GroovedPoneling
Douglas Fir r.: P-ece $3.50
BC 14" & s" Eeo
plywood
Saves $5.00. Per. Thousand
Premium Sp"K W"':
1x12 RL . . - $166.s
34 WKh How4Typi
Sound lor sound 2 sides on
' hardwood core. Sound ) s,de
fir plywood core -chip core.
Const. 25 Std. Fir
2x6,2x 8 , .. 22 &24
2x10, 2x12 22 & '4
Cut50cta$l.pQ
- per 1W Wf: .
Knotty Pine Ply4 f -4 A4
14 & Price Cut
Clear & Select OoV Shorty
The 2 top flooring grade .
3. '
r
Long Ungth Utility
Framing; cut " ,
t-iOQ to $10.00
Haw$143L50. :-r'V, V
') Price. HetDelirereA-;-;
- t , - ' i
TVinnlt VOU . .
,WEST COAST LUMBEH CO.
f.
v:-
it
4 W W MM
4.