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mm Auto (Continued from Page 7) come effective until the afore- Mid trretponiible motoriit al ready had killed or injured •Mneone, or destroyed property. It gave him one accident “for free.” in 1957 the Legislature pasaed the Compulsory Act. State otttdalf and the public generally should realize that there will be many loud walls of protests when people go to buy their 1958 license tags, between January 1 ' and February 15. When some automobile owners finally realize that they can’t buy their license plates, and operate their cars, until they buy VODKA 4/5 QUAKT »3>95 91-50 . PINT CJ* 80 Proof. Also 100 Proof. Made from Grain by L. Relsky & Cie, Cockeysville, Md., U.S.A. loaurance, they are going to scream. When they realize that instead of spendipg flO for a li cense tag they must pay upward of $40 for the license and in. surance, every legislator who voted for the new law will bet subject to attack. But a little later on, when people are in volved in accidents with irret- ponsible motorists who have in surance only because they were forced to buy it, those samei legislators should be the recipi ents of praise—from the accident victims, at least. Whether the conunendation will overcome the criticism only time will tell. The first show down should be during the 1958 primaries and election. The second will come when the 1959 Legislature t>egins its sessicm. In the meantime, those who try to be open-minded might consider these two things. Mas sachusetts has had such a law for more than thirty years and though it is not as comprehen sive as tiie North Carolina law, and though It has been the sub ject of many political attack*, every effort to repeat the Mas sachusetts law has failed. More' over, the New York law, on which the North Carolina law is based, apparenty ’has proven Why should your hair say you’re old and gray? ni Ji ’■■mu m>m\ r % Look younger... look lovelier ...today! 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C M PIOOF, DISTIUED DIY GIN, mmm mom amimcan oiain Emancipation Association Sets Plan For Annual Celebration Of Day PAQK SEVEN THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, DEC. 14, 1857 The Elmancipation Association of Winaton-Salem met Tuesday, November 26th at the Patterson Avenue Branch YMCA to make plana for their annual Emancipa tion Day program to be held New Years Day at the Court house. The Emancipation Association meets three times during the course of a calendar year, April, July and October, in addition to the Annual Meeting on the second Monday in January of each year following the Public Meeting of January 1st. quite successful and jtopular. The period of transition from the present law to compulsory will be difficult. Despite the best efforts of the Department, many people will dsiplay total igno rance of the new law when they go to buy their tags. Some people are that way and there is not much to be done about it. But there is one thing which levelheaded Tar Heels can do. Before finally making up their minds they can give the new law a chance to prove itself. Maybe North Carolinians are not so different from the people of New York or Massachusetts, after all. Each year, since the associ ation’s organizing, a “Miss or Mrs. Vera M. Humphrey of Mount Zion Baptist Church. The association alto lias an Emanci pation Scholarship award. H>eo- tios L. Kelly, Atkins High School to Ueidelburg College and George Jones, Carver High to St. Augustine College, are recipients for that award of 1957. Campaign and scholarstup winners for 1958 will be made public at the Courthouse meet ing, New Year’s Day. Chairman of the Membership Committee and Campaign for 1958 is the Rev. U. W. WUey. Meml)ership Contestants, 1958: Mrs. Mary L. Fair, Mt. Zion Baptist Church, pastor; The Rev. Kelly O. P. Goodwin, Mrs. Lula Davis, Shiloh Baptist Church, the Rev, R. M. Pitts; Mrs. Sallie Palmer, First Baptist Church; the Rev. D. R. Hedgley, Miss Prestina Williamson, First Insti tutional Baptist Church, the Rev. R. L. Patterson; Mrs. Lula Williams, Grace Presbyterian Church, the Rev. J. D. Peterson, and Mrs. M. M. Griffin, New Bethel Baptist Church, the Rev. Jerry Drayton. Officers of the Emancipation Association are as follows: Rev. Pitts, president; Atty J. h. La nier, vice-president; H. E. Sta- plefoote, secretary; W. W. Hud son, treasurer. By-Laws Com mittee Ciiairman, the Rev. Goodwin; Legislator Committee Chairma, ntayt Harold Kennedy and Social Committee Chairman, W. T. Wright. Market Men Say Food Cheap ATLANTA, Ga. “Food is a bargain,”’say the nation's food cliain executives. And they’re going to tell us one of the things that make it so on December 12. v. As “Home purchasing agents," shoppers—and today they in clude a surprising number of men—spend about 25 percent of the budget on food. “We feel they have a right to know what we do with their dollars,” sayi^ Joseph Seitz, president of Colonial Stores Incorporated. During the 1930s when money was scarce and some of the farm ers were hard pressed, Barnwell helped the people to organize a credit union. Out of it grew seve ral farm machinery coopera tives, a marketing cooperative, and a co-op store on St. Helena Island which sells groceries, farm supplies and equipment, ^nd quick meals to busy farm Kitchen Fresh Candies Worthmore Assorted Hard Candy—With Toys Christmas Stockings Delicious Milk Chocolate Coated Warwick Cherries Worthmore Hard Candy Royal Lusters Worthmore Assorted Gums & Creams 9-oz. Pkg. 1-lb. Pkg. 14-oz. Pkg. 1-lb. 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