, *. HUKSDAT, SEPTEMBER 8, 1955
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\ Energy CommUelon? *“ *° * * member of «** Atomic |
l A ~wM,S r i,'! hl f eld wlthdrew W> name before final action
hi 'JLr. TrS; , 1 f longer a contender for the post. Some mem-
I , 111 v * 8ti *» ting committee were not pleased with Mr
I Wfitfleid «?d Ven reasons tor withdrawing his name. For instance
I “ k ' d “» ™" “< *- «>raord““
1 !T5 uld Evolve a question of breech of legal ethics
" hSf ti?* to . have *• P ubUc J ud «e whether they would so
«*m e i ma °. r . J i ik6ly WUI nOW let matter drop.
M tr®* *!! * * PP Cd for dlssbUlty compensation, bnt I never
1 a VV °!? tmtiai tor Phy"* o*l 0 * 1 examination with Veterans Ad
ministration. Can I stlU file my application?
of h.?* f f. CW >PpUcatlon - K approved, payments would
*! e °* new a PP Uca «on, not the old one.
TlSlfSJ** Were **"‘torle« before admittance Into the Union? ,
ytrSn'^ V wh J e ?.,! d r ltted wlthout ha vin« been territories!
jTjj??-?*!*. 1 ?® ? h ‘ ,tate hai the amallest legislature?
1 43 member l ! * l ? icameral legislature of one House consisting of
k New H!mn«hi° °iu Ur ,maller states ha » the largest legislature,
r JJ?" 2 memKl • Population of about 600,000. has a senate
-I?® 24 members and a House with 399 members.
offl“r7“ 0,6 ÜBt ‘ mpe,lch,ne,, t charge made against a cabinet
A ~^, ga !f* t MeUon, Secretary of the Treasury in the Harding
to 22““ " Pd t ?° oV l er administrations. The House Judiciary Coral
M ? r ?y«» * MW. fed ..«» w. s Uto,
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1. Pinnate means (a) slight; (b) like a feather; (c) bound.
8. Evert means (a) to dodge; (b) turn inside out; (c) lay open.
3. Risible means (a) laughable; (b) elastio; (c) indelicate.
ANSWERS
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Bryant, RfQto 87% A 14.06
Summsrt, >Ut»m 46 A 38.40
Byrd, Waytia 60 A -44.77
Fender, Howard 10% A 28.60
Haney, Lenafd 26 A 10.91
Higgins, Conway 33 A 31.89
Honeycutt, R. F. 40 A 17J8
Howell, Nellie 10 A 4.21
Howell, Harley 15 A 9.19
Laughrun, Turner 86 A 19.06
Ledford, R. C., 24 A 10.89
Mclntosh, Mrs. Jane 25% A
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Murphy, Conway 22 1-4 A
25.62
Miller Nat Est. 29 A 6.26
Peterson, B. M. 106 A 62.22
Radford, Ransom 2 A 8.24
Randolph, Woodrow 8 A 6.33
Whitson, Jack 23 A- 16.27
GREEN MTN
Peake, W. H. 48 A 12.34
Webb, Charlie 26 A 14.63
Whitson, Ivan % A ' 11.10
JACKS CREEK TOWNSHIP
Byrd, Charlie Est. 7 A $4.02
Deyton, Clifford % A 13.02
Evans, Bill 19% A 32.87
Fox, Isaac -12 A 19.34
Fox, Carl, 1-4 A. 13.20
Fox, John E. 54% A 28.31
Fox, Oscar 92 A 30.21
Hunter, Bruce 44% A 24.44
Honeycutt, Fred 22 A 21.21
Honeycutt, Joe 95 A (bal) 53.77
Laws, Emory 10 A 45.92
Laiws, Grant 52 A 31.50
Ogle, Cornor- 19% A. 20.37
Peterson, Elijah “49 A 36.36
Peterson, Mrs. Ida, 28 A 29.97
Roland, Henry, 23 A. 57.85
Taylor, Reece TTA 16'73
Tomberlin, John 40 A 33.53
Tipton, Jack 61 A
Tipton, John Est. 72 A 42.18
Walker, James F. 28 A 28.27
Webb, George 30 A 46.53
BRUSH CREEK
Deyton. M fi. 11 tk. 6 A 16.96
Deyton, Clyde B. 8 A 10.91
Hyatt, Henry R. 15 A 3.64
Hall, Alonzo Est. i A 5.17
Letterman, Mrs. Joy 3% A
4.02
Randolph, M. A. Hrs. 2 A
3.26
Robinson, Bristo 5 A 19.03
Woody, Robert 40 A 12.42
Woody, Mrs. Edd 25 A 12.23
CRABTREE TOWNSHIP
Atkins, Vernon 3 A $7.07
Bartlett, Avery 1 A 6.14
Bartlett, Lewis 5 A 13.50
Beckwith, Lloyd E. 1-4 A 15!o8
Bennett, 3.M. & Banka Hra.
20 A (bal) 6.17
Bennett, S. M. Hra. 20 A
Mineral lni*t 8.98
llalock, Ben 7 A 89.80
Blane, Newall 58 A 18.6E
Boone, Roy Eat, % A 20.52
Boone, Deward 14 A 17,38
Boone, Russell & Earl 4 A
9.78
Branch, H, R. 2 A 10.52
Brewer, Clinton 10 A 14.02
Buchanan, Fred E. 22 A 20.43
Buchanan Willie 15 A 13.78
Buchanan, Ade, 10 A. 10.61
Burleson, Olga, 8% A. 18.51
Carroll, Gaither, 1% A. 15.05
Clawson, Grant, 36 A. 9.08
Chrisawn, Carl, 6 A. 29.78
Dale, John R., 26 A. 25.58
Forbes, McKinley, 49 A. 13.99
Couge, Glen, 15 A. 14.93
Gouge, Mrs. Floyd, 6A. 8.10
Gouge, Mrs. Sim, 10 A. 9.08
Gouge, Ossie, 1% A. 11.33
Gouge, Reed, 40 - A. 12.03
Higgins, Lester, .1 A. 8.80
Hall, Charlie, 44% A. 80.89
Hall, George D., 2 8-4 A. 26.61
Hensloy, Sam, 12 A. 14.92
Honeycutt, Reira, 18 A. 8.22
Hughes, E. IDv 4 5.94
Jones, James, 35.58
Lewis, Milt, 28 AT 9.84
McNeil, Connie, 1 A. 8.98
McFalls, Jeter, 10 A. 12.98
McCracken, Harry, 5 A. 3.26
McCffccken, R. H. Eet.,
123 Acres 35.55
McCurry, Vaughn, 1 A. 12,38
Murphy, John, 2% A. 16.73
Martin, Pauline, 6 A- 14.71
Peek, Hiram. 3 A. 20.83
Presnell, Claude 8.. 46 A. 16.98
Presnell, Clarence, 9 A.
Presnell,-Thad, 3 A. 33.27
Renfro, Aster, 1 A. 8.14
Riddle, A. J. Est. 11-4 A. 22,64
Robinson, Verlin, 12 A. 23.12
Sparks, Roy, 1 A. 15.79
Sparks, Ray, 1 A. 8.82
Sparks, Garland, 17 A. 19.50
Suggett, Mrs.- O. L. 7A. 5.55
Tolly, S. M., 54 A. 9-55
Thomas, Mrs. C. C.. BA. 1f.41
Thomas, Jeter, 1 A. 9.94
Thbmaa, France, 8 A. 18.61
Towe, J. 8., 2 A. 18.47
Ward, Howard, 6 A. 15.88
Wilcox, Calvin, 5 A. 25.89
Wyatt, J.‘lss, 1 A. 43.80
Wyatt, Milo, 6 A.- 27.14
Young, Zeb, 60 A. Min.
ins’t. 6.12
Young, Ed & Zeb, 121 A. 60.34
Young, Mrt. R. L., 10 A. 15,37
Young, Jamee & Walt, 14 A. 5.86
Young, Ed 1,, 2 A. 55.02
i Young, Lynn, 20 A. 19,20
Yoang, iternm »■ U 22.95
T«WU», J, P. »A. 7.08
’ SOUTH TOt TOWNSHip
Afltrey, Qalfhfir, fA, $&79
Autrey, Mary Nettie, 3A. 2.88
Buchanan, Lie, 2% A. 7.76
Branch, B. M-, % A. . _ 7.75
Boone, Earl, 2 A. 6.50
Brown, Mrs. E. A., 1% -A. ,25.99
Cook, Roger, 2% A. “ 12.73
Chrisawn, Charlie, 10 A. 4.37
Fairchilds, Joe, 56 A. 11.30
Fender, Arlin, 6% A. 27.68
Gouge, Herbert, 2 A. 11.40
Gilley, T. G. Est., 79 A. 13.41
Hudgins, Fay, 14 A. 7.22
Haney, Solen, 12 A. 8.06
Huskins, Floyd, 23 A. 35.22
Hall, Eugene, 3-4 A. 4.70
Harris, James, % A. 44.62
Letterman, D. L., 4 A. 3.72
McMahan, Talmadge, 2 A. 7.51
McMahan, Henry, 6% A. 6.46
McMahan, W. M., 23 A« 15.08
Geneva, 2 A. 2,19
McPeters, Bill, 6% A. 7.71
Non-Metallics Mineral Co.,
- 175 Acres 101.52
Ogle, H. B„ 20 A. 11.89
Rugney, W. H., 2 A. 3.26
Ray, Barnett, 31% A. 37.51
Ray, Clarence, 5 A. 8.53
Rathbone, Kenneth, 4A. 8.55
Rathbone, Frank, 4 A. 6.71
Rathbone, Mrs. Willard, 25
Acres 6.42
Robinson, David, 5 A. 5.64
Robinson, Hermon, 1 A. 10.73
Robinson, Gay, % A. 5.32
Robinson, G. D., 2 A. 20.08
Sheffer, Jack,' l3 A. 11.81
Simmons, W. A: Hrs., 29 A 6.47
Shuford, W. A. Hrs. 12 A 10.54
Shuford, Wayland, 23 A. 14.63
Shuford, Carl, 1% A. 12.78
Wilson, J. J. Hrs. 17 A 3.97
WUson, R. W., 12 A. 3.97
Wilson, Ervin, 20 A. 22.84
Wilson, Worley, 55 A. 31.85
PENSACOLA TOWNSHIP
Allen, John Hrs., 2 A. $2.31
Banks, Donald & J. R., 31 A 5.50
Blankinship, M. H. Est.,
170 Acres 31.63
Burleson, T. A., 30 A. 30.18
The average size American horru
uses about 10,500 board feet ol
lumber, the annual growth on only
15 acres of Douglas fir region forest'
lands.
Tin, together with lead, bismuth
and cadmium, forms fusible metals
with low melting points which are
used in automatic fire alarms and
sprinkler systems.
The mammoth size of the elec
tric shovels used in strip mining
of bituminous coal can readily be
seen in the fact that one such
shovel, with a 50-cubic yard capaci
ty, could load 48,000 railroad hop
per cars each month.-
There are 13% milion home gar
| dens in the United States today.
Teen agers—People who ex
press a burning desire to be
different by dressing alike.
—Changing Times
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New school of thought about trucks
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This smart Blue Chip runabout with its obvious fitness fofr family use and playtime fun
denies that a truck must be just a work vehicle. And, with its Hydra-Matic* efficiency and longer
* - life, it brings lower costs as well as distinction to your business. See. us about onel
A*« * Hydra-AUnc utndard m many mcdtli; options! at txlra nit on umt othen
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STYLES & COMPANY
. - ' SOUTH MAIN STREET * ~ BURNSVILLE, N. C. / * '.;J
H«n*ley, Mrs. Emma, I
21% Acres 48-88
Hyatt, Frsd, 28 A. 38.76
Hutchins, Gilbert, 64 A. 3645
McMahfiTLiJr&ib.Hrs., 12AJ.31.
Panland, Lawrence O-, 4%.
Acres “ 1204
Rathbone, Charlie, 10 A. 421
Ray, H. E., 1 A. 6-64
Wilson, James, 11 A. 15.39
PRICES CREEK TOWNSHIP
Banks, W. 8., 60 A. $21.41
Blankinship, G. A. Hrs.,
24 Acres ’ 5.93
Burleson & Banks, 720 A.
Balance ' 49.43
Edwards, Burgig, 168 A. 16.16
Edwards, Bruce, 2 A. 5.23
Fox, John; 6 A 10.85
Hensley, Guy'Lula, 6A- 3.41
Jamerson, Roy, 25 A. A 14.61
Metcalf, J. R., 31 A. bal. 8.58
Metcalf, Williard Est., Min.
Inst. 421
Melton, Lewis, 1 A. 3.26
Robinson7'Mack, 17 A. 23.04
Ray, Blake, 12 A. - 14.15
Roland, Barnett,. 11% A. 4.07
Styles, Utah, 40 A. ~ 28.08
Styles, E. H. Hrs., 66 A. 23.60
Shepherd, Naomi, 15 A. 7.56
Shepherd, Jim, 18 A. 9.12
Shepherd, John, 12 A. 10.15
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