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! ‘board issues CERTIFICATES ! NEW TRUCK AND BUS ] Ti B. Glover, Weldon ice & Fuel ; Co., J. S. Turner & Sons, M. G. ' Satterwhite, Halifax Paper Co., 1 Colonial Ice Co., Isaac Johnston, Macon Moore, Jr., City' of Roa noke Rapids, Railway Express Agency, C. G. Carawan, Woodrow Wilson, C. F. Murray. PASSENGER GRADE I W. H. Thomas, Vivian B. Vick, I. B. Leslie, C. S. Warren, A. P. Dickens, William Liles, A. J. Brig man, W. B. Allsbrook, W. W. Johnston, J. S. Turner & Son, J. E. Evans, William Edwards, T. S. Uzelle, Willis E. Hawkins, R. B. Medlin, C. F. Butler, Cullom Shearin, John A. Birdsong, D. I. Kidd, J. P. Wood, Uzella Zollicoff er, Louise S. James, Wilbert Webb, B. J. Lewis, J. C. Gafford, Jack 5 Shaw, O. G. Morehead, D. H. Moody, Lloyd M. Joyner, S. R. Butler, H. R. Evans, C. H. Langs ' ton, J. P. Coston, J. E. Pilley, H. rA. House. Stanley Robinson, John ; nie- Turner, G. M. Walker, J. A. , Janies, Bruce H. Rose, *L. A. Jack l sob, Roanoke Hdw. Co., J. P. Mc Red, James McDaniel, H. E. Jack ’ son, W. J. Polston, Pattie Ander | son, E. C. Padgett, Johnnie Eth ' eridge, Walter P. Johnson, Geo. t T. Young, Halifax Paper Co., Wal J ter R. Brown, Estelle P. Dickens, t Chds. A. Webb, C. D. Williams, 1 Weldon Furniture Co., Woodrow 1W. : James, W. A. Jordan, C. F. < Young, T. Allen Buck, Halifax i Paper Co., J. W. Bristow, T. J. -Canipe, T. C. Williams, R. L. Top j ping, W. M. Hockaday, Willie j King, E. A. Dickens, Iowa B. < Johnston, Johnnie E. Allen, M. P. 'Crawley, Jr., H. L. Glasgow, L. ,B. Harrison, Weldon Roofing Co., *.H. M. Browder, 3. W. Sanders, J. | B. Browning, Maxine Adams, Mrs. ' R. E. Britt, Pearl A. Wood, W. IB. Crawley, Wm. H. Mitchell, L. I i W. Edwards, P. A. Hawkins, T. j J. Prince, Richard E. Johnson, E. IS. Shaw, E. O'Melia, N. D. Cox, S. 1L. Crinkley, Ennis Smith, Mrs. |J. W. Wood, J. S. Clark, Amelia jP. Perry, Mrs. W. C. Leonard, (Jasper Walker, J. N. Wright, | John W. Garner, Viola Pearce, (General Amusements, Inc., H. G. | Wood, W. W. Warren, W. H. 1 Thomas, W. C. Williams, R. W. J Carter, J. A. Alston, F. M. Co 4 hum, W. A. Wolhar, Atlas Ed ■ wards, Ed Crowder, Alex McCoy, [Mary Johnson, Rufus Britton, W. (W. ‘Hargrove, Roy Whitaker, I. jF. Rochelle, N. E. Wilsqp, Jake . Edwards, W. A. Sporhose, Wil iliams Town, B. W. Poythress, P. ,K. Kitchen, Roy Webb, George |IjOng, W. T. Miles, William Pet lerson, R. L. Powell, D. W. Tuck er, i¥U3. Jrcny J->1CWC1, »» tiuuii 'Motors, Inc., Tilghman Furniture ’Qp., H. D. Allen, W. J. Bartley. 'E. W. Smith, Herman Anderson, 'William C. Myrick, Jr., W. E. ; Sullivan, A. W. Powell, C. R ; Lewis, R. E. Taylor, Katie Mid {gett, Robert Morgan, C. T. Cooley, J. J. Thompson, Curtis Jenkins, ! r. A. Musgrove, Henry L. Davis, 'Emmitt B. Harris, John A. Carras, j K. C. Cheves, F. D. Wilson, O. i C. Harsh, J. T. Harris. PASSENGER GRADE III : Joe L. Bates, Fletcher Ogburn, ’ F. M. Rightmyer, E. B. Barrow, \c. A. Goodfellow,' Sam Johnson, ' R. L. Woodruff, Newton Steele, t Joseph E. Green, D. M. Chest ' nut, R. H. Lyles, B. S. Floyd. USED TRUCK TIRES , Halifax Paper Co. TRACTOR , W. A. Pierce, Jr. I . _ _ Harrison - Robertson Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Robertson, i of Littleton, announce the mar riage of their daughter, Virginia O’Neal, to Herbert Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Harris, of Lit tleton. The wedding occurred July 15 at the home of Rev. J. F ' Roach, who performed the cere mony. Mrs. Harrison is a gradu • ate of Aurelian Springs High School, class of ’42, and Mr. Har ris is a graduate of Littleton High. The couple will make theii home in Littleton. “THE CONVENTION": Not the Democratic or Republi can, but a different type of pre sentation of the designers show ing forth their latest creations . . . however, the idea was very timely and was carried forth with all the trimmings. “YOUR OVERSEAS GUY OR GAL:" Some of our “ferns” have cer tainly been lucky lately . . . Mrs. Elsie Pair Hurshey whose sister is a nurse in the European War has received a pair of all leather sandals also some very nice articles of jewelry. Then Mary Dickens Burton whose “hubby” is “over there” has been the recipi ent of a nice collection of cos tume rings. They are all very pretty! “SANDALS AGAIN” The craze for a new pair of sandals hit town again so the “ferns” found their answer in a white creation which looks like it has more durability than any I have seen this summer. “HAIR ORNAMENTS" L The cutest idea of a hair dress involves the ever familiar bunches of flowers . . . instead of two * identical flowers. Why not, for a festive variation, try one color over one ear and another color over the other. You can match the dress you are wearing better. Irma Lee Grant has worn this with a very pleasing result! “ON THE CLOTHES LINE” We put Beaunie Holliday for her attractive ensemble of aqua and brown . . . Then we put as the ‘‘lady waiting” . . . Mrs. Maybelle Wright Fecteau who has held down a responsible job, is a nurse’s aid, weekly goer to Pray er for boys service and Red Cross Room. May we have more like Mrs. Fecteau and the ones thus far named. The fashion spotlight centers on these last week: Mary Lynch, Margaret Williams, Margie Hudson Taylor, Mary Louise Fitts, Patsy Smith, Darith Mor gan Stewart, Franklin Babson, Chester Wilkins, L. W. Pullen and D. L. Finch. Remember to buy Bonds first. -\ Miss Ethel Pilley, of Tarboro, is spending this week with Miss Charlotte Ann Hargrove, in Wel don. Miss Lorraine Shell has accept ed a position in Washington, D.C. Leatherneck y«u..^ ...jcnine || U. S. Marino Corps Photfl Laundry problems on Pacific outposts are not .as difficult as one might expect. An example of Leatherneck ingenuity is demonstrated, above by Corp. Billy G. Alexander of Amarillo, Tex. The clothe^ are placed in the half-barrel, with soap and water, and the plunger docs the work. When an especially good job is desired, a fire is built under the barrel. The power? Oh, yes, propulsion is supplied by a hand made windmill. FASHIONS IN REVIEW By MARGARET TUCKER H NOTICE! We appreciate your business of a few weeks ago. How ever, the names and negatives of pictures taken June 30* were lost. Please go to Mrs. Wyightmeyer’s for a resitting, MONDAY aug.7Hi i— BRING Y6UR RECEIPT TRUEBLOOD STUDIO / • ■ * FOR A GRAND ICED TREAT THAT’S HARD TO BEAT 8AIAI AAI/ Mild - Mellow A 1-lb. 41. U ULUUIV COFFEE L Bags *IIC RED CIRCLE 2£b; 47c BOKAR COFFEE2£gb; 51c MASON JARS ™LTS 59c i QUARTS 7CC Vz GALLON * I 29-oz. — 7 Blue Points — STANDARD I TOMATOES Nc2 15cP 1-lb. Jar—• Point Free — ANN PAGE 1 GRAPE JAM 2 21c V Enriched Daily Dated | MARVEL BREAD-22 lie? A National Favorite 1 NECTAR TEA Z 18c|* I fresh_!B-duce \ tomatoes. »>• ’H CORN.*'"" I 1 LETTUCE. ""O V 1 POTATOES. 2*" ’H LEMONS. - 32C\ raRAPEFW'T-2<0r 19C* Hmsf /sliced baSon. *. 37J I Armour Pi J/C| CHEESE, lb. / I Breakfast Link 4()c ft / SAUSAGE N°1 Box ' I / SPADrK P"" 43cf / SPARE RIBS, lb. , J / PICNICS, lb. f I «GS UVER.*. M I Nice Selecting r - f L lection Fresh FUUI
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