Washington
Delegation
Asks Advice
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U.iih Di^patt h Rurfau
R . .1' ■ ?r. !!■ d
ENGINEERS NEEDED
■'v VETERANS AGENCY
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Relief At Last
For Your Cough
Chrc a. br nchiti may develop if
.Chest old r" acute bn>n
cl-.fi; :s >r treated anti you cannot af
:■ rd to take a c: ;ance ’a ith any medicine
ie potent than Creomulsinn which
es righi to he sc t of the tr tbli to
help loi ft', and expel germ laden
m and nature t t e and
heal raw. tender ir.rta’tied bronchial
mucous membranes.
C rc om tlsion blend . . d creo
sote by special process wl. other lime
t- 'ted medicines for coughs. It contains
no r.arco'tcs.
® tter how many mi ii ini
have ried, tell -our druggist to sell you
y it quick
- ri st md
sleep, or you are to have vour money
back, i Adv i
Lexington Gagers To Flax Here Friday Night
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I Ten! Men chan
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K *::.i ■!; :i. nnmiger>.
. r K\ «•: \-.nV .-.r: J.n Burkhart. Charlie Pri;-. . -'(irumj:" M -
Ci *s R thi >ck Sen i d Zaeky Tavh i "Tinke " Wil at '•
H.w ■ C. Peu- Clark T!-. ■ : HP! B.ulotw, Boo '■ • r. Bill iwwu
•• • ■„ I' row: Boi:p Pr:nam r.r.d Mai<.
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Enough, Beard Says
v.; ; . f 1.i;ti ■ ;i jCtiiKiry
At
hirke St. School
: ■ 1 iva . ' ' ' '
, f Arbor Day." by
• (•met Abbott; What Do Tree.; Give
' bv !,iu iur Harem. Marie Pmv
11. H.b K, , i ■ Melon M, r.,ui
Billy Sinm. ; three poems on trt •;
by Jove. Kilmer. Frown and Bliss
Carman. a.,"i by Betty il'W Tay
lor. I .ary Aim Parker and Klame
Matala-y "A Little Tree'.- Story" by
Fred Beasley: Alston. "The Secret"
by Virginia Clrwne. Mary Anne
Dale, Anne Laws. Ralph Mason and
Maurice Allen.
TO DECOMMISSION STATION
Const Guard District Headquar
ter's ha announced that the Ports
mouth LitcGiat Station, located on
t 1 revoke 1-iand off the ct ast i f
M ath Cd.rolina, is t.> be decomnd -
- amed March 11. The statiii . ac’i
'• ated daring the war years, is being
closed a pari of the Coast Guard’s
reconversion to peacetime strength.
Institute P.-T. A.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Vance County Parent-Teacher
Association will be held Thursday
evening. March 7. at the Henderson
Institute at ft o’clock, it was an
nounced. All member, and interested
persons are urged to attend.
I . S. ( J'MSl ' ’■>'(.!
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Ice Parr >1 \\<>rk
Ml;,!:'!.' Mr. ■
President , cl 11 ■ Co; t
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Thf Internal lal Ice Patro
S ; :1, I Vi . r: 22. ’. !> 1 1.
by vt r condition ■ 1 -
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er -e, but an i
Nm-'U Atl.inl I.- ice r
int nod throughniu t
1 nforiuat: n c '.c-rnlng :a»i 'he n
n \ ; ■ ■ y : . co a n, I oo
.varships and convoys.
JAMES OLL1E NEWTON
IS BURIED TUESDAY
Services whv held at Xcw f>*‘ 11 *.<• 1
Baptist court ): ; t yesterday
; fieri;-M-n fur .lames Cdlie Newton,
who cheii ;U in hoi: e mi the Sandy
( reck community Monday. Kcv.
ci:; ! ye oi the Kv and ink : lilUil
v.a.- :n the church cemetery.
The deceased was the son of
Henr.v .Mien and Martha Overton
Newton ai ed wife,
I ;Duk< N v i
; si tc ;;nd a i rother
Mr. Newton had been i!! for about
throe years.
Honorary nail bearers for tu ■ serv
ices were George T Robeiwan, ().
W. Renn. Robert TV; noil. I. 1..
Stainback. Chancy Renn, Walter
Ayseue. J. H Kdwards. Wade Moss.
Henry Mitchell. Claud Good ion and
Henry Parka
MRS. CHRISTIAN BVRTON.
The funeral of Mrs. Christian
Burton, who died last Monday, will
be held Thursday. March 7, at 2:30
o clock at Flat ( rook Baptist church.
Twenty-eight movie stars flew
cross country together in a hug
transport. What is surprising is that
no autograph hunter managed to
stow away on the plane.
you can:kach
AUTHi FAMILY
EVERYDAY
IN NEWSPAPERS
Court nd1*
Short Tor in
About Noon
Thr er-T > ,■ Si ssion
Is Presided Over
By Judge Parker'
!#•••*•■ y Mr >7iX* and »
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DISCHARGED
i \ K S.OS 1 MIS I V
M. : . . i . ‘ ( ’ . I,
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MRS. ROSA BROWN.
PICS AT HER HOME
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limn :»,.i
funeral Tuesday"*
for MRS. marstok
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, e^e from "Life with rather ' America's all-time comedy hit, now in its seventh year
cn Broadway. Pictured furo are Woi' s Clark and Liiy Cahill, currently jtar'lflg.
WHERE ARE THIS
"Speaking of money," Poor \ (N\ 1F! Was ever any wife so stormed at?
Father thundered, H<>" Fathcr ra*cd ovcr tl,e hi,!s shc ran UP! ,5ut our
guess is that if laughable, lovable Clare and Yiunie
v/hero are this were keeping house today, one hill wouldn’t bother
month’s bills?” him. . . . That’s the electric hill.
For Father was a thrifty man. “Vinnie,” he used
' Clnre." Yinnie pleaded, to roar, ‘'this is n matter of dollars and cents, and
"it isn't fair dlat s some*hing you don’t know anything about.” But
he knew about it. And he would have appreciated the
to go over the fact that while the prices of most things went way up
household accounts 'n "ar years, the average price of electricity actually
while you’re hungry!” ca",c d°" n’ PIus tl,c fact that tht‘ average family gets
twice as much electric service for its money today as
it did twenty years ago.
Being a practical man, Father would have realized
the reason why. As he used to shout at Vinnie, “You
know 1 like to live well, and I want my family to live
well. But this house must be run on a business basis.”
And that s exactly how your electric light and power
companies are run. On a business basis. Almost cer
tainly, America’s Favorite Stage Character would
ha\e applauded America’s Amsi/iess-managed, self
supporting electric companies.
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Htar NELSON EDDY in ‘‘THE ELECTRIC HOUR” li’iti Rob,rl Armbra.t,,', OrcUtlrt. Entry Sanity, 4:30 PM., EST, CBS.
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