$1,000 For Veterans Aid
Voted By Commissioners
Library Trustees
Reelected I wo Ye trs;
$10,000 From Liqucr
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ferred "ίο tile board of ^
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meets 1 e\ Μ· ·, ν
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meet :
NEW INSECTICIDE.
PROVES ITS VA! UE
the Ball Bliro Book. To pot yo»ir ropy
•end 10c with your namr* and address to—
BALL BftOTHEftS COMPANY, AAuncie, Ind.
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Scores 312 Points
NOMINATED l· ρ i::;m in .ι :; .sted
m . ice ratings is Lt. Col. Royal N.
B; ker, 2H, of McKinlcy, Texas, a
fighter pilot, now assistant director
: g at F t S : . ner, Ν. M.
\\ \i a t tal credit of 31U points,
Baker .'M.vs he's going to stay in
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Council Will
Get Budget
This Evening
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i tisea! vc a U e City of Hen
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iblic inspet tiun bef >rt· final adop
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Included in the it itative budget
ill be ' · < alar ν si hedule for city
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.til ;'·· < η.··Λ :t· ΛΙ.ι\ : Henry
<·..· '·'· :"· ·' ·: r . «· · »m mended
lDiteiv. but bond maturities will be
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u. e- .in ·■ u, : -j ivt-;i n-drrably
ι !sc \ * · ■ - ■ · * - r\i uvVd
Ru\ srer U Named
ί )n Board I <> Study
■iUiidiii"; Program
V · S tc: · ■·■■ if the
■ · ·; by ι, λ ι ( ··.. . : y last
s": ·. ·■ ■ State build
• in'1. ι1 η 1 . · ■ ι . 'y ! he ! as'
' Asse. · ,h!v.
- ι ;' ee · „f Repre
ι· L\ 15. B:. chairman,
• ' jiii'.t.v; Senator C irl·>s Κ
: Stoke.- eo.tnty: V. Β Hig
' G reel i.· iiiiro: Kdwin J .lone.-.
. ot'e. and Mr. Roystor.
') ' the committee will be 'n
;ihi of needs for .mire of
1 cc - ι ι■ for State barcatis in ;
m.-, and report hack with
m to the 11)47 Gen
e 'a : Λ ■ ·■ Ilibly.
il* ,»f the repm· - ex
I neeted to be authorization bv the
ι ■ ι' i1 e ι ijiiiId.'in ; nigra.η in
'■ ί'.,ιι t .1 Sri ι a re t..
I provide accommodations for inereas
NOTICE!
Our New Headquarters A'ter
Monday, June 25
Will Be In The
FRANKLIN HOTEL
While our stock for ;i while will be limited
we expect to divide our merchandise with
our regular customers.
WE HOPE TO HAVE A COMPLETE
STOCK WITHIN 30 DAYS
KING CANDY CO.
By W. T. KING
LOUISBURG, N. C.
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14 Divorces
Granted At
Court Term
? urteon iiivui'i ·.· λί·γο mtod
old otners were . . i.-vl < ' u
λ" iso disposed ni .ii the forenoon
VI1" . ■ ' ' - L' . . . * · Î ill \ .lllCe S.l
I'mir: lo.lav .tud.'e \V II S.
Ba -yu ν η ρ ■, - i. ·.■ ·ι :.ι, , ,·
-il' .! lige 1 .ou O.i: . . whi ■ I ni·:
υο ht* ο υπ account of . lue -
There were 24 divorce actions on
'.IL- <_■. I ! . t. : : . I',Γ ! - Understood til·.*
it :, t'i's Λ' : ! I not ho fo:· ti :u1 at th,
tevn.
Several su are to be heard Tues
day .111.1 : .· Wodn-da.*· 15 i: t:.o
•1 ■ · i'k .if 4 : ο to : : a ' ' . · ■ ly no
. liani d : wol ! Ί · · (. ., j f
tin* week.
Divorces were granted in the fol·
lowing actions
Lo'.ia Jack.-oii Met ' · ·. ·
. - Bernard Hallos McC'i>:··· .
Zoll.e Χ Μ ·. ■ hi-■.: I., ·■".
ar i Mar.
Marian Raines Shipp vs Lovvrenct
Pendelton s pp.
I.t's! it* S T'l.i r, ngtoil \ t " : : ;, .· ',
Or ffin Thai ■ mgtnn
George ·:.·- \s lit :«·η .1 ίο
Eugene Pi ι ···* .Jenn.o .Inn,
PI ;mnio".
M.,\ ·.·.* !. W η . - \V . it
\V Non.
C'lara Tucker Hodge: o'h v.-'. G a iv
Loo Hodge; eth.
t'iv-ses Tav! ;· \ s Mary A".
Taylor.
Ha- ,··.· ! Μ d d ν · s !■:·■ ■'■ τ
M iddo.x
C'-la ·· .' M.l'ilO'A s. Jr. ·. s S ,
Τ install Mathew»-.
Joseph .· :· ■' te . Hal .·
V veli Ti.ckor
. \ i : H ' · Π lard S, .. . ΌΓ
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M I" s ·.;·:: Κ 1 ι '
CHILD DIES AFTER
A SHORT ILLNESS
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vcrvi.'t's will helrt ,ι!
Chapel t'h,ttn*h ..ι 1 )abney
» .lilt·: no. >11 .it to . :! - ' i'lOi'k.
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Lio! ;«i will l'i· m V · · · du!'. c'a
TWO DRUNK CASES
IN POLICE COURT
Two drunk rases were on docket
!··: ti :al in pot et* c .· rt id iv. one
.· \\ } . ». ·. coin,· II, .1 a 11= i ! In·
Roy !.. Tharrington, white, failed
appear · ι; . name
d:-'.>:i!:ou-.oss and the case " a-· cm
Λ · ' d H". Us. w hito. '. .0' tried
ι : ;! a* dr mkontless at: : '.iio State
: a I pn s
S .· ev Fleming, white. .· . - tried
hi .·. e\'ira m ssii'η ··!' c ' S ,turday
on . charge trf speeding and was
HOW THE WORLD
IS EATING
PREWAR
PER CAPITA
CONSUMPTION
WARTIME
PER CAPITA
CONSUMPTION
CANADA
IFOOOt
îuhj/
UNITED STATES
NETHERLANDS
525 IBS
GERMANY
FRANCE
>ikSL
'(fôo'ot
243 ItS
-Ej
AT A TIME WHEN Clinton P. Ander
son prepares to take over the De
partment of Agriculture and the
War Food Administration, when
Black Markets and shortages and
distribution problems are being dis
j cussed everywhere—the above
chart presents some interesting sta
i tistics. At the right, the "wartime
! consumption" is based on figures
for 1943 and '44 and shows that the
' U.S.A. and Canada, despite much
grousing, ate more food per person
than it did before the wars Many
will be surprised to learn that, thus
far in 1945, there has been a de
crease of only 4.2 per cent to date
from the 1944 figure and that there
is still one third more food per
capita than in the years before th·
war. (International) '
Scout Camp
Is Ended At
Weldon Pond
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U.nii: Satu: da>
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Si ι',, fro:) I.uii : ι
ville. Frankltaton. «κ ο d,
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missioncr of Υ.inn· ι . · ι :>
Λ >ys'(> n .
used during the wet c. ν '!
ι >u ust'li ir staff .· ι : ν I
,· ι"·ρ .-l'ht'diiio
The I'ni'amp'nen!
F. day night w;:h
pics tied .It by l<_ W i
d..,n ι . omotn.i' ,·ι ·' . s
■ .oil ρ fire mania:· ·. ι <
V I·:. I. M.iak .
Cotton Firmer
Near The End
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TAXI INTERIOR IS
BURNED SUNDAY
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ni y I'M ι· ι ! ;. > ην ι ni:».· . t :
link.
I' lι ιίι ι ii tv-poi t.-d . dan: a
id
I II.
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the motor es is·, bu t the i nside '
' th.· ι..:. !»ΐ.' Plymouth, was
( < . r jili-u-iy \ί·(1.
S : ι · .. . : the motor ο} ; t . ι
automobile operated by Mauri.-r I
Η in ton. Willia street, caught tire j
at tt:40 ι/cluck * >day Smal l damage j
AROIM) TOWN
μ m;i:i κ ι m ι \si:
Juhn Richard Fry sind Ethel Mae·
Harris, white, Ixith ql Franklintou, I
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-'■ i Ljjsh'i <■; ' »·«- ' ι ! ! iff S.iliii\l.iy. j
i-\ ( OKI)! ΙΓ( < Ο! K l
Κ t Stro id, · ·■ . was tried m re
• Mi!*! ' . ! ι a clu· : i>c · »!
! I · nîe :,·»· : !.. (id I
Λ Chunk Our Of Coiriden County tor .New Highway
. . {ht p;.v(i·, .tank river near Elizabeth City t<> supply a
;t ill ι ' ::>*· -;"ul w"1,,n ' * " , the .swamp, a big dredge of the h. ( . Hutfman
,>;J™,Sr
Atte pu
million 11
« ·· ' 'Λ ' ·- "I' ·- . ,llalcl ,al
'Πι,. (|ι, . it. \ν..> across the Kliyabeth I' ity-Nortolk highway where traffic was suspended tor
48 linn: u ili· the dredge worked its way forward. Aller the dredge ate its way into the clearing (back·
i.'Ptoi·!, ι : ;clge (I alt li'it) λ ...» .- wung into place on the highway. < AP Phot.. i
Specially blended_for
bright, light flavor!
St 11Ε l\l LEY
C/\ejeiie
Choice ingredients plus distilling skill
create this smoother Schenley blended
whiskey botded at the "Peak of Flavor".
lUodid Whitk«y 66 Proof. Sixty per «ont Groin Noutroi Spirit·,
IthenUy DUtiiiort Corp., Now York City
ΓΗΕ UNITING Ol·
Τ he GATE CITY LIFE INSURANCE CO.
and
The PILOT LIFE INSURANCE CO.
MAKING IN Â~ï COMBINATION
L
,, LARGER 41®f GREATER
ji .'imj·: imj.o r J
PILOT LIFE
The Combined Statement of the two Companies will show approximately:
$300,000,000 Insurance in Force $50,000,000 Assets
$5,000,000 Capital and Surplus
Increased facilities will result in improved service to policyholders of both Com
panies, while large operating economies will be reflected in the numerous added ad
vantages that will be passed on to policyholders and their beneficiaries.
To the prudent buyer of insurance
ommend The Pilot as the Company to
ITS INVESTMENT POSITION
1. Assets of highest character—conservatively
valued.
2. L.irge special reserves above legal requirement».
3. Relatively high interest earned on invested assets.
4. Highest Rating bv top independent rating au
thority
ITS LIBERAL POLICY BENEFITS
1. Low Premium rates.
2. Very liberal dividends.
3. 3r/c guaranteed on attractive settlement options
—present rate 5'/v on funds not subject to with
drawal.
4. Extremely liberal War Clause—attractive to men
in Service—No War Clause ages 14 and under.
A hearty invitation is
extended to all agents and
their clients to visit the
Company's nationally fa
mous Home Office plant,
expertly designed to per
mit most effective and effi
cient service; in a subur
ban setting of distinctive
beauty and charm.
protection the following considerations rec
buy from:
ITS CONFIDENT OUTLOOK
Based upon its present-day sound investment po
sition, high interest yields, long established low mor
tality, and record of low operating costs, there is
ample assurance that The Pilot's present favorable
position with respect to insurance costs and policy
holder benefits will be maintained.
ITS REPUTATION
Widely recognized as one of the South's leading
financial institutions that for forty-two years has
aided in the industrial growth and expansion of the
States in which it operates, and with a long estab
lished reputation for fair and considerate treatment
of policyholders and prompt payment of claims.
For Yonr Insurance
Needs . . . Ordinary;
Weekly Premium: Monthly
Premium; Wholesale;
Group Life; Group Hos
pitalization . . . call The
Pilot Agent. There's one
nearby — a career insur
ance man, trained and
equipped to give you ex
pert atsistance.
PILOT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
HOME OH ICE: GREENSBORO, N. C
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