THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 20, 1952
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WANTFD: Younj
ttu|n or woman to learn new
business. No previous exper
ience required. Must have at
'least & high school educa
tion, good personality, and
•_ be able to deal ,with public.
Good salary. Position per
manent. Apply ih writing to
Eox 18, care of The Daily
) Record giving complete in
. formation concerning pos-
Quinn's Television Schedule
Greensboro 1*:45 A1 Pearce Show
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Howdy poody 1:M Gah-y. Mdbre Show
/ 6:00 Kit Carson 2:30 First Hundred Years
« 6:30 News, Evening Edition - 2:45 Mel Tonne Show .’
6:45 Sports Spotlight 3:00 The Big Payoff
7:00 The Lone Ranger 3:3.0 Pert Parks Show
7:30 CBS News - 4:00 Melody Matinee ,
7:45 Stork Club 4:30 Carolina Calling
0:00 Groucho Marx 5:30 Howdy Doody
8:30 Stop The Music 6:00 (f-Pun Playhouse
0:00 Alan Yadng Show 6:30 News, Evening qdltiOn
I 0:30 Antfi "N’ Andy 6:45 Forrest Covington Sidgs
’ 10:00 I Love |,ucy 7:00 Club Quiz i
10:30 Critte Photographer 7:30 CBS News
11:00 Wrestling From Hollywood 7:45 Ferry Comp Show
12:00 Sens, Final Edition 8:00 We, The Peotfr
. v Signoff. 8:30 Man Against Crime
9:00 Playhouse of Stars
FRIDAY 111 GratofVakuTTß,
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19:3# Bride A Groom Signoff
1 Note: This sched&lo M subject to change without notice.' *' t -‘ “
* indicates network shows.
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NEIGHBORS
W FOOD CENTER 'SSt
Sttßciab For Friday «V Saturday
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Fresh Dr&ssed Aged Wisconsin
FRYERS*S2' CHEBSE" > 49 <
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Homemade t-Borte, SIHtJlh, Porterhouse
SAUSAGE *35 Steaks lb 69‘
Fresh Green, Florida Greentop 2 bunches
Turnips 45
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Large Crisp Head Fresh Spiring I WUnes
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I Fresh stringfess 2 lbs. I *V 7-. >&■ ♦ «|
■ _ |K. f I !BELL PEPPERS • CyKS I
Itfofts held in the past. Give
references. 3-11-ts-c
HELP WANTED: Practical
nurse to stay on premises 24
hours & day. A good lady pa
tient. No cooking or wash
ing. Contact M. B. Bonis,
Coats, N. C. Phone 2288
3-17-st-c
MEN WANTED
For our Sales and Service
Department
If your present earnings
are not enough for pres
ent day living costs and you
could use an additional S3O
to SSO per week, why not lbt
me come to your home and
discuss the possibilities of
bettering yourself. This is
permanent position with
high earning possibilities for
| inose who Oualify... . ..
:| if you have a car; neat
'appearance and can sum-
P. Q. Box 122&, DurhS, K
C. Please furnish street ad
dress or where hdlfie is lo-
Interview in the presence
of your wife preferred.
3-19-st-c (
. WANTID
i WAITED: Riders to Fort
Bragg. 75c a dajr. Leave at B
o’clock. Call 3838.
' 3-20-3 t-c -
FOR RENT
; FOB RENT: Unfurnished
apartment., Couple preferr
ed. No children. 506 East Di
vine St. or cftll 4339. v
3 i i4-tf'f . -
ELECTRIC floor poii&AE
Minimum charge, 75c a day.
Johnson Furniture Cd. Luck
now Square, Duhn. Phdhe
2427: 2-28-ts-c
FOR RENT: Two five-room
houses. Nice houses. Electric
lights, water. ! Located oil
Louis Baer’s fai*m. $25 pfer|
month. Apply to Louis Raer
In Dunn. 2-27-ts-c
FOR RENT: Six room house,;
can be used for four-room
apairtment if.desired. Wired
for electric stcive. Running
water And Near Mis
sionary Baptist Church in
East Erwin. Mrs. LulU fc.
Clark. Photie 2451.
3-19-3t4
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FOR best results tiili ajl
fans animals, WAYNE
FEED is the product for you
■
at FARMER’S SUPPLY,
Dunn 8-lt-tf-c
HYDRATED Masons Lime
for rastures and other, agri
cultural uses. $22.13 pef ton,
Cd., Inc.;
Dunh, N. C. -2-13-ts-c
tU DAILY RECORD, DUNN. N. a
FOR SALE: Already finpnc-
Becprd. ~. .. . fegrAf-c
FOR S ALE—Would yea like
to own a lovely 10-rooin
home that would also be A
good investment for you?.,
We are offering fdr sale the
brick two-story duplex loca
ted in the 300 block of South’
Layton AvenUe. Each side
his living room, dirtitt'g
room, kitchen, two.Jarge
bedrooms, large l|i
baths, large screened porch,
harfed floors ahd.dtfteir
conveniences. One, side has
&*: with turn
age with upstairs stomge
rooms. Present owners sell
ing to build home with more
room. This house' bURt of
finest pre-war materials. Ah
excellent buy. May be seen
by appointment. Contact
Hoovfer Addins. Phdhe 3117,
or 2&13„ 3-13-ts-c
BBSS |jpi Mi tim
ber, ? mitts froni thq Spring
Branch Church, know as Bi|l
Honeycutt, place. 5 hliles
.from Diinn. NeUie. H.
Vann, jphdne 3827 or 2sll,
I Dunn, ft. C %; ' 8-13-st-c
j LOST AND FOUND
LOST: Brown bOlfold coh
taining 72 in cash
■ and driver’s license. Lost in
the vicinity pf Colonial Store
in Dunn Saturday at nodh/
Reward offered. If foUnd no
tify Mr. R. F., Bowman At
the Durham & Southern
Railway Office. Phone 2118.
3-t-p M-T-W
LO’ST: Blown - Short-ta'ittd
Fiqe dog. WArt oh nose, and
SSR.R t M
$25 re#ard. Joan Allen, Er
win, N. C. Phone 2452. ..
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SpiciAL NbtlCE^
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FOR LAND CLEARING and
bulldozing Work, contabt
Paul Onenwahii Grading
Go. Rt. 5, Dunn located one
mile from Dunn on Highway
rm : . 3-?3-tf-c
tOJI PLASTERING sTnd
stucco work phone 9103 or
3985. 3-19-strp
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Qrphih
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who, wrapped In bandages and
Wrecked by pain, excitedly flew
borne to Mommy end Daddy who
were already buried made head
lines all across the country.
I Her brother-in-law, Lt Murray
Perskey, accompanied her to the
mspital. He told reporters that tell
ing her the news would be the
gaddest and hardest thlpg he ever
had to do. He told her on the fol
lowing Wednesday.
PLENTY OF SPUNK
. ~“I never saw such a. brave little
girl,’’he told Mr. Fleishman. “She’s
got more courage and more spunk
.than anybody 1 know.”
Merle and tier sister, Mrs. Per
skey, greeted Mr. Fleishman like a
long-lost brother,
“It’s so wonderful to see some
body from Dunn again,” she told
him. "L just loved the people of
Dunn. That’s a second home for
us.”
All during Merle’s stay in the
Dunn Hospital, citizeris pf the com
munity showered . her with atten
tion-cards, letters, toys and other
gifts. Even entire school groups
called at the hospital to inquire
about her.
Her daily, progress was a matter
of community-wide Interest.
“We just hope,” said. Mrs. Per
skey, "to find some way in which
we can express our appreciation to
M|-. Winston (Manager M. E. Wins
ton) apd his staff at the hospital
and to the people of Dunn.”
News of Merle’s plight spread
through the big New York Hospital,
located at the comer of Madison
and 124th Street, and she’s getting
plenty of attention there.
It so happened that a wealthy
theatrical man Is a patient in the
same hospital, heard about Merle
and visited her. She was looking
K, a „ Bl Mk t e l « l sipn set th?.
man asked who she’d like to see
“Uncle Milton" fierle. What TV
fan wouldn’t?
To Merle’s surprise, Berle paid
her a visit the next day and
thrilled her with a couple of his
television numbers. He promised
to send Winched the next day
and to have some of his other
friends follow. Merle made a big
hit with her famed visitors, too.
“But I honestly think she got
j»st gs big thrill out of seeipg
somebody from Dunn as she dW
Milton Berle.” her sister told
Fleishman later.
She /wouldn't let Mr. Fleishman
leave without promising "her to give
everybody pack In Dupn “a great
big hello and hug for me.”
, “And I’ll tell you on? thing,”
laughted Mr. Fleishman, one of the
twin’s eligible bachelors, “if Merle
tott a little older dr if I Wete a
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■ (MU from !&*• 6He)
tip; practice of law in Lake Claries,
tWas elected City Judge of'
Charles in 1916 and served
Mops in that office. In 1917,
Argden married Mlsa, Mary
Walsh «f Covington, La., and
bave a son and daughter.
HEADED LOUISIANA
WOODMEN
ti Judge, Braden was elected consul
mmmgnder of Camp NO. 1 at Lake
Chartes in 1916 and served sous
consecutive terms. He Served two
tons as Head Consul of the Lou
isiana Jurisdiction gnd was elected
Ip Uie board of directors of the
national organisation at the Sov
ereign Camp Meeting In Seattle in
A J «& »ade Is a member of I
thp Episcopal Church and takes an
totertst to J.ts affairs, in 1934, he
Became Assistant General Attorney
ofU» Woodmen and moved to
OWW-* member of the Nebraska
&gte Bar Association and thfe
32, 1% and was named command-
of toe Uniform Rank
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