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Honrs Fo* Eye Ewinations
8:30 to 4:30? (Wed. tin Noon)
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Phone 3779
Albums You Will Enjoy
STORIES FOR CHILDREN ?
Narrated by Margaret O'Brien
Realistic Sound Effect Enhance the Dramatic Appeal of the
Tales which Margaret O'Brien enacts.
Adapted by Paul Weston and James B. ConkHng,
each story receives superb musical accompaniment
Capitol Album , Price $2.95
Strauss "Waltzes
Tales from the Vienna Woods
Southern Roses Waltz ,
Wine, Women and Song
Voices of Spring
Emperor Walta
Artist's Life ' 5 ' /' 4 1
Vienna Life
Blue Danube
Capitol Album Price $3.25
Songs by the Dinning Sisters
Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone
Sentimental Gentleman from Georgia
Aunt Hayar Blues
Where or Whan ? .
Once In a While
You're A Character, Dear
BraziL 1%/ ? - : i42
The Way You {x>ok Tonight
Capitol Album Price $2.95
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MAIL ORDERS ACCRPTKD AND PROMPTLY FILLED.
Allew 15e for aniline ami fc for each additional
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COME IN AND LISTEN TO YOUR FAFORITSS !
'IM-XV - FAIR Tills AGAIN -'ff? ? +
, Throughout North Carolina for the next abc weeks forris wheels will turn, children will consume
floss candy, end Blue Boys will grunt through their paeea as sleepy, smoky Indian summer descends en
the Sate once again. Pairs hare already been announced fbr several different places?and there will
be numerous other agricultural events and school carnivals. The State Pair, which brought smiles and
hat-waving from Joaephus Daniels and Agriculture Commissioner Kerr Scott wbfflf it waa last held in
1941, will return again October 15th te 19th.
WAU8T0NBURG
Cecil Lang left Thursday for Har
vard University where his will begin
work on his Ph. D. degree.
Mrs. Carl Cobb and Mian Jean Cor
bett spent Thursday and Friday in
Richmond, Va.
Miss Virginia Fields, of Washing
ton, spent the week end at her home'
here. _r ' -.
Miss Hazel McKeel, of the Mebanc
High School faculty, spent the week
and here with her mother, Mrs. H. C.
McKeel.
Mrs. W. 6. Lang is spending some
time in Arlington, Va., with her
daughter, Mrs T. W. Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Fields and
Misses Daisy Fields and Ruby. Borch
attended the North Carolina Cotton
Growers Cooperative Association in
Raleigh, Tuesday.
Mrs. Jason Shirley, Mrs. Lee Jones
and Mrs. Melvin Gay were Durham
visitors, Tuesday. ?
Misses Gem Wine and Julia Mae
Etfldy, Lillian Suggs and Mildred Gay
were Raleigh visitors, Wednesday.
Woman's Missionary Society
The Woman's Missionary Society
net with Mrs. A. R. Gay, Thursday
afternoon After the business ses
sion, the program, "Making' God's
Mew World'?through conviction, and
dealing with our attitude toward oth
er nations?was presented by Mrs. A.
I. 'Craft * ;<-*
served an iced drink
S boxes wiD do the i
?1.98 per box,
BROWNIES HOLD ,
? r*.^ FIRST MEETING
The recently organised Brownie
troop, auxiliary to the Girl Scouts,
held its first meeting, Wednesday, at
the .home of the counselor, Mrs.
George Parr, who read the Brownie
story, giving the origin of file
and idea, outlining its objectives and
projects to be undertaken during the
fall and winter months; these include
file study of appreciation of
which was begun at this meeting, and
of acts and handicraft. Hie group
practiced, at this time, a Stunt to be
presented at the Girl Scout Rally Day
In October.
The recreation period was featured
by a birthday party honoring Ann
Morgan. Martha Holmes, troop lead
er, brought fiie birthday cake in mid
led in the singing of Happy Birthday.
Four new members, Mary Jane
CairoH, Geneva Flake, Mary Lou
Moore and May Turnage Eaaon were
extended a welcome at this time.
These additions complete the number
agreed upon in forming the troop of
15 girls.
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
Jimmie Joyner, attractive son of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hubert Joyner, oele
seven
brated his seventh birthday cm Thurs
day, September 19, with a party, at
which 24 of his little friends were
guests. V
After playing games on the lawn,
the guests were invited into the en
closed porch and seated at card j ]
tables. - The table of the host
host was
birthday
centered with beautiful
jake Hghted by burning
Cake and ice cxeaiq were sefjM| on
paper plates and papet napkins were
used, both jajrying out the color
scheme of orange and green.
Favors were cellophane bags tied
with orange ribbon to which were at
tached orange colored horns.
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NQTB 0F THANKS
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XV familyof Mrs. G, W. Davis,
3f wish to 6XDr6ss their sincere ap~
?r?. of kind
preciation for file many acts or kind-.
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Quea. It teems that the school
arms vary from college to college.
RThat is meant by the ordinary
'school year?"
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Aha. The ordinary school year is
i period of two semesters or three
not toss than 30 or move
38 weeks in total length.
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Qoes. Can a veteran obtain a.
ruaranteed loan to buy or establish
t farm or a business that he in
;ends to operate on a' part-time
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Ans. Yes.
Qnes. Why is it neeessary to hare
i piece of property appraised if you
vant to get a govemmeat'guaran
teed loan to buy it?
Ans. The law requires that the
purchase prise paid or to be paid
tor property, of the cost of eoastzuc
ion, alterations and improv<
oust not be mere than the i
hie value thereof as determined by
proper appraisal made bjjw
miser designated by the Vetenini
Administration. This
he appraisal it entails are
nents made by Congress for the
irotection at the
Ques. May a loan _
ler the G. I. Bill be considered a
rift?
Ana. No. A guaranteed loan is
he * f*,*" "?UBt the ^
surt^tjSTklfaT the lender, the
stecan is obligated do {he goveth
nent tar the payment
Ques. May a veteran use a VA
oan guarantee to acquire ah interest
n an already going business?
ArfcQfas. %The law provides tbat
he funds so borrowedinust be used!
n, "pursuing a gainful
Kg means that the ve
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THE MODERN WAY ?
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to pay off a Mortgage is the Direct Redaction plan. A
fixed'monthly payment covers interest, taxes, amortization,
everything. The interest item becomes smaller each month
as equity increases. Finance, or refinance, through us, on
this plan, and save the difference ! -
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G. E. Moore w^be^SdTat public^ auction In fnwt of the
City HaD in the Town of FaramVe on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1946
at 12:00 o'Cloek Noon to the
HIGHEST BIDDER TDR CASH:
SECOND: ? One Lot and
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Electric
THIRD: ? ONE HOUSE and LOT
located ffc-the southwest corner of Wilson and
the hoaie of Mm. G.
to her death:
FOURTH: ONE HOUSE and LOT
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