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Page 4, The Wake Weekly, Wake Forest, N. C., Nov. 12, 1965 Want Ads Tell Bargain Hunters Where to Find the Game. Call 556-3182 PATSY says,,. BOTHER WITH ASHES? PATSY COAL LOW ASH • 97% PURE ^ Little River Ice & Fuel Co “COMPLETE FUEL SERVICE” PHONE 556-3576 WAKE FOREST, N. C. Mental Illness Knows No Barrier The November meeting of the Wake Forest Woman’s Club was held during the week, presided over by the President Mrs. C. C. Hildebrand. The Educatjion De partment was in charge. Mrs. John D. Lyon introduced the speak er of the evening, Mr. Howard F. Twigg of Raleigh, President of the Wake County Mental Health Association. Mr. Twigg called attention to the fact that even today many indi viduals delay going to a psychia trist for help, due to the feeling that mental disorder is a stigma instead of a mental illness; how ever, he said, those individuals who early seek help have taken the first and major step in bring ing about their cure. “Mental ill ness knows no social or economic barrier,’’ he stated. “It comes to those in all walks of life.” Today there are 19 million people either receiving treatment or in need of help, or one person in every ten who is receiving or needs help. “There are more patients in hos pitals for mental illness than for all other illnesses combined”, he stated. He cited figures which showed the tremendous economic loss to our nation due to mental health and in addition stated that over 75 per cen of accidents have a direct relationship to mental health including emotional disturbances. In addition he stressed the need for transition homes where dis charged patients can re-adjust more easily to normal living. He plead for more understanding by the general public in this field, stating that little understanding and closed minds on mental health complicate rather than ease the transition of patients back to normal living; contributions indi viduals can make in this field are to treat returning individuals nor mally to take an active interest in mental health, and not expect trained individuals to alone carry the burden and make plans for fu ture advancements. During the business session it was decided to continue the club’s support of the town library. $25. was voted to be made avaiiable for the purchase of needed books for chlidren, as more children use the library than adults and also because adults who can not find desired volumes in the town li brary, have access to the exten sive library at Southeastern. In addition to the cash donation, members of the club brought books from their personal libraries, to donate to the town library. Falls News By Mrs. D. P. Jenks In Rex Hospital at this writing is Mrs. Mildred Lee. She had a bad throat and cold truoble. Grandma baked pies today and we had a good laugh together over the story she used to tell me as a little girl of a lady who baked pies and marked them to tell them apart. Half she marked T M for ’Tis Mince, the others T M for ’Tisn’t Mince. It’s such fun having Grandma live in our house. Her stories of the old days, her understanding humor, and her joy in living spark our lives. She eds no label. That she’s a Christian glows in anything she does. No matter what the circum- * Ranees, she meets people and situations with love And goodness. Full credit is hers, that none of the problems th?t we feared when she came to live with leveioped. ^ ®*^"es, I’d say Grandma has rubbed off on all THE CHURCH FOR AUU • AUU FOR THE CHURCH as. We all go to church now and we’re much >pier because of it. We’ve learned from Grand- , that happiness comes from doing good and lov- I God. Why don’t you go to Church and take your tmily with you? The Church is the greatest factor on earth for the building of charac ter and good citizenship. It is a store house of spiritual values. Without a strong Church, neither democracy nor civilization can survive. There are four sound reasons why every person should attend services regu larly and support the Church. They are: (1) For his own sake. (2) For his children’s sake. (3T For the sake of his community and nation. (4) For the sake of the Church itself, which needs his moral and material support. Plan to go to church regu larly and read your Bible daily. Copyright 1965 Keister Advertising Service, Inc., Strasburg, Va. Day Boole Chapter Verses Sunday Psalms 128 1-6 Monday Isaiah 12 1-6 Tuesday John 16 16-24 Wednesday Acts 13 42-52 ihursday Romans 1' ■-7-I3 Friday 11 limo+hy i 7 Saturday it limothy J .-9 t ^ t t W t <332? The Following Merchants Spo nsor this Advertisement tn The Interest of the Churches of This Area T. E. Holding & Co. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of RALEIGH, N. C. Come to Church Wake Finishing Company “Druggists Since 1888” »»ione 556-3792 BOOKS and DRUGS Phone 556-3161 WAKE FOREST, N. C. Jones Hardware Co. Wake Forest Savings Your G.E. Dealer for 28 Years “We Service What We Sell” AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Wake Forest, N. C. Wake Monument Co. Everlasting Memorials Dial 556-3422 Rolesville, N. C. Electric Motor Shop Ray Tire Service Mould’s Water Pnmps South White St. Wake Forest, N. C. Tire Recapping — New and Used Tires 135 N. White St. Wake Forest, N. C, Chappell Motors, Inc. “Where Every Deal Is CUSTOMer Made” Phone 556-3241 Wake Forest, N. C. W. M Woodlief Supply Co. Hardware, Appliances, and Insurance Phone 556-3977 — YoungsvOle, N. C. Hollowell’s Food Store “We Save You Money on Your Food Bill” Wake Forest, North Carolina Arrington Electric Co., Inc Electrical and Plumbing Contractors Dial 556-3243 Wake Forest, N. C. S & W Chevrolet Co., Inc. Sales, Service, and Wrecker Service Dial 556-3137 Night 556-5254 This Space Can Be Yours Call 556-3182! Willis Funeral Service 24-Hour Ambulance Service Phone 556-3243 Wake Forest, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Jo Mangum of Fla. spent some days here last week. ' She spent a few days in Martins ville, Va. and in Greensboro with I her borthers last week. After i spending a month in Fla. with the j Mangum family, Mrs. Moses Brown is home and said she reaUy enjoyed her vacation. I’m sure she did for Jo and Minnie give you a good time. Wake Forest Social & Local Rev. and Mrs. I. T. Stroud have returned from West Monroe, La. where they visited their son, Mr. Thomas (Bunny) Stroud who was injured in an accident last week. He is a patient at Glenwood Hos pital, Room 350, West Monroe, La. Dr. S. A. Newman attended the Virginia Baptist State Convention this week. He and Mrs. Newman visited with their children in Lynchburg, Va. on Saturday and Mrs. Newman spent several days here this week with Mrs. R. T. Daniel. Miss Helen Boal of Catawba College ana Don Boal of Carolina were home from school last week end. They attended some functions at Carolina. j Mrs. F. G. Amerson of Sanders- ville Ga., mother of Mrs. Frank Toney, visited the Toney family last week. Mr, and Mrs. Richard Ashmon have been sick but better now. It’s always good to hear from our folks who are so far from home; so get well folks and let us hear from you. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Smith, Mrs. Alice Smith and Mrs. Zonie Car lyle of Durham came to the fu neral; Gus stayed with his sister, Etta while the rest came to church. All our friends and neighbors came to Lizzie and the children in the illness and death of their husband and father, Lee Lassiter. We shall miss Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Royster Mangum of Durham spent last Saturday here at Falls. They visited a lot of people, and we were all glad to see them. Their granddaughter Vickie brought them there. She visited her other grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. PoweU. The floweirs were real pretty last week at church. The Andrew children put them there in mem ory of their father, mother and sister, Mrs. and Mrs. W. F. (Bud) Andrews and Helen A. Chaney. The flowers will be taken to the cemetery. They are permanent flowers and they will be pretty a long time. ■There’s lots of old bad colds going around. I hope we will be rid of them real soon, to the snakes, or something. This has been RA Focus Week, and our RA might have a treat for us that weekend; so come to church Sunday and we’ll see. We are glad to learn that Mr. Darwin Jackson of Wake Forest is better at this time, Darwin is the father of one of Falls boys now, Billy Jackson. We think a lot of that boy and yours Darwin. Card of Thanks I would like to express my thanks and appreciations to Dr. Christoph and the wonderful staff of Wake Forest Hospital for their kindness and interest shown to me while I was a patient there. Also my thanks go out to the many friends, neighbors, and the First Nazareth Baptist Church of Ashe ville for their cards, flowers, gifts, visits and prayers. May God bless you always. Mrs. Gwendolyn Pope ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE All persons having claims against Junius Cater Scarborough, late of Wake County, N. C., are notified to exhibit the same to the undersigned on or before April 25, 1966, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. This 20th day of October, 1965, Larry B. Up church, 2111 Brewer Street, Ra leigh, N. C., Administrator. Oct. 29; N. 5, 12, 19 PRIVETTE INSURANCE AGENCY — Representing — SECURITY LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY • Life • Health • Fire • Auto • Crop Hail • Group Ins. Insurance Financing Notary June Privette — ROLESVILLE PHONE 556-5466 Mrs. Everette Snyder was in ' Beaufort over the week end to vi sit her daughter and family, the John Newtons. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Todd and family had as their guests Sunday his brother and family. Dr. and Mrs. Waldon Todd of Yadkinville, N. C. Mrs. P. C. Newton is visiting her son. Dr. and Mrs. Lanneau Newton and family in Nashville, Tenn. for a few weeks. Mrs. Dorothy Garrett of Wash ington, D. C. visited her mother, Mrs. Mary Price over the week end. Mrs. Mary Price and Mrs. Ger trude Leonard of Lexington left Wednesday for Lakeland, Fla. where they will visit their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Price. Mrs. Robert Olsen visited her mother Mrs. E. G. Thornton in Mil ford, Va. recently. Mrs. Wilson Blatt and daughter, Karen also of Milford accompanied Mrs. Ol sen home. Mrs. J. N. Freeman visited in Zebulon and Franklinton recently. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Addleton and children, Mary Bruce and Liza of Danville, Va. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mc Donald and family over the week end. Mr. Addleton who is with Kraft Products has just returned from Chicago, Ill. where he at tended a convention. Garland Hendricks, a student at Wake Forest College, visited his parents over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Y. B. Clifton had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cranford and Mrs. Nellie Pearce of Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Hill had as their guests over the week end her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Brown of Goldsboro. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Lowie of High Point spent the weekend with his parents, the D. M. Lowies. Mrs. Aubrey Hawkins of Char lotte is spending a few weeks with her sisters. Miss Mary Taylor and Mrs. C. C. Crittenden. Mrs. Kermit Carter and sons, Dave, Danny and Larry and Miss Hoy Husketh, now of Fuquay, vi sited relatives and friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Olsen had as their guests recently his aunt, Mrs. Carl Olsen of Greely, Va. and his sister, Mrs. Dorothy Perry of Honesdale, Pa. Mrs. T. R. Barringer, J.r daughter, Mary Brooks of Florj ence, S. C. visited her motherji Mrs. Mary Alice Harris ana hei sister and family, Mr. and Mrsf; Bruce McDonald over the weei end. ROGFR RECAP IT IS WISE TO OVER LOOK THE FAULTS OF OTHERS. It is also wise to stop HERE fo all your tire needs. Plumbing - Digging - Septic Tanks Installed - Line Repairs - Hauling & Grading - Truck Rental for Moving Top Soil and Field Dirt. ALBERT C. HEIGHT Phone 556-3921 OR 556-5586 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the North Carolina State Highway Commission will hold a public hearing on the improvement and partial relocation of NC 98 begin ning at Oak Grove in Durham County and running east to Wake Forest. The hearing will be held in the Town Hall Court Room in Wake Forest at 11:00 A. M. on Thursday, November 18, 1965. All interested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard at that time. Maps are posted in the Dur ham and Wake County Courthous es and the Wake Forest Town Hall showing the location of the pro ject. Nov. 12 Can You Buy Your Auto Collision and Liability INSURANCE On EASY MOHTHLY PAYMENTS ASSIGNED RISK or REGULAR CHANNEL Get FULL COVERAGE NOW — YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD! F J. WILLIAMS AGENCY Phone 556-3332 — Rolesville, N. C. /Vflf ■ Fill Iron Fireman, oil furnace PAYS FOR 0 ITSELF Iron Fireman CUSTOM Markll oil furnace with VoluMetric Combustion L NO SOOT... NO SMOKE... it just makes HEAT Gudranfeed fuel saving. This new Iron Fireman furnace has proved so exceptionally economical that we, as a dealer, can guarantee that it will cut your fuel oil bills by a substantial amount. Phone for a free survey of your heating system and a guaranteed fuel savings figure for your home. Ask for Demonstration and Free Survey! ALLEN OIL (0. LOUISBURGyN. C. So. 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