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To each of its !he word Christmas
summons many hpffy memories. To
sonic it recalls a rule over the ■-frozen
countryside to grandtiia’s,. sleigh -
i 1 hells tinkling all the tehih'. To others
it recalls Taffy reunions in mirth -
Tiled Ik ing rooms, gay hainjuels and
gjoieing Christmas trees. But to all
it reeedls days of charm and endear
' nienl. the liaffirst days of onr lines.
May you . khcic 11/is huff incss in
all its fullness once again, dear
I friends, this Christmas Season of
; i9is.
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Long's Esso Service
Hassel Long, Prop.
meriM
“Let not- one he.in be sad today,
,Mtf Apery child pc glad and gay;
Gaa.bks.s thy children, great and
small,
In lowly hut or castle hall,
And may each .soul keep festival
At Christmastime ”
We wish all of our
friends a
MERRY, MERRY CHRISTMAS
Henrys
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|^R!|WASjg
ESllli Si?
A GOOD MAY to kbej. Christmas
Well is to bring joy to overt
one we can. This, we believe, is the
spirit of this community . . . one
of the important reasons why liv
ing here affords such genuine
pleasure.
To you who liave stood by us so
• failhfuHy during the year 1940 we
wish a whole world of happiness
pressed into this Christmas season.
Mern Christmas to you and to
every member of your family.
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ZIMMERMAN GARAGE
Bill Zimmerman
! green and white was carried out
i throughout the decorations. The
bridal cake with lime punch, white
I and green mints were served. Mrs
Tom Monk, sister of the bride, cut
the cut the cake, and Miss Bessie
Allen and Mrs. Lou Wilson, of
Indiana, assisted with the serving.
"Teen-Age" Club
Holds First Meet»
Organizational meeting of the j
"Teen-Age" Club. was held Friday j
evening at six o'clock at Hotel Rox- j
boro with fourteen members present.
Officers were elected as follows: i
president, John Robert Hester; vice
president. Tommy Barnette; secre- j
tary. Donnie Long; recording secre- j
tary, Howard Fox; treasurer, Mac J
Abbitt; and reporter, Zackie Gen- j
I try. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wright
! were chosen as official chaperones.
| it was decided that meetings
j would be held once each month. |
Other matters of business were dis- |
cussed.
Delightful refreshments were j
[served during the evening, and at j
! the conclusion of the meeting mem- j
bers attended the movies in cou- j
i pies.
j Club members are: Anne Brooks.
: Harriett Wade, Anne Briggs Moore. 1
Barbara Jane Woody, Sarah Thom- !
as. Mary Carr Woody, Patsy Beam.
Tommy Barnette. Mac Abbitt. Don
nie Long. Zackie Gentry, Howard
Fox. John Robert Hester, Johnnie
Jordan and Sybil Anne Winstead■•!
are to be invited to join the club. •
Miss Long And
Mr. Lester Wed
Miss Mary Ruth Long and Ray
mond Lester, both of Roxboro, were
united in marriage on Deic. 15 in a
1 Hillsboro ceremony performed by
the Rev. H. Abernathy. Who used ;
the double ring ceremony
The bride wore a two-piece suit
with a white topcoat and brown
accessories. Her corsage was- of
American beauty roses. Immediate- :
ly after the wedding the couple :
left for a wedding trip to unan
nounced points.: After Dec. 28 Mr.
and Mrs, Lester will be at home in
' Raleigh.
Mrs. Lester, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Wavnrte Long, received
her education at Roxboro High
School and Wake Forest College.
Mr. Lester, son of Mr. and Mrs.
' H. O. Lester, is a graduate of Bethel
Hill High School and has recently j
I received his discharge from the!
Army Air Corps where he served ,
as first lieutenant.
No formal announcements are be
ing issued.
Fox. John Robert Hester. Johnnie
Miss Margaret Pleasants, of Wash
ington. D, C. is spending the holt- j
days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
A. M. Pleasants.
LEGAL NOTICE
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Having been duly qualified as j
executrix of the estate of Monroe j
Cash, deceased, late of Person Coun- j
ty. North Carolina, this is to noti
fy ail holders of claims against the
said estate to exhibit them to the [
undersigned executrix on or before j
November 29, 1946, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re- j
j covery. All persons indebted to this |.
estate will please make immediate j
j payments. • ]
This the 29th day of Neoverabe", i
I 1945.
Mrs. Lou A. Cash
Executrix;
Lunsford & Burke, Attys.
Nov. 29, Dec. 6, 13, 20. 27, Jan. 3
j
NOTICE SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM
1 Under and by virtue of a decree
iof the Superior Court of Person
'County made in that Special Pro
ceeding entitled "Mrs. Hazel D.
Gentry et.als vs. Guy Dixon et-als,”
the same being upon the Special
Proceedings Docket of said Court, I
I will as Commissioner on
Saturday, December 29, 1945, at 12 :
o'clock noon at the court house
door in Roxboro, sell at public auc- .
tion to the highest bidder for cash
j the following described tract of j
[land, to-wit:
Lying and peing in Holloway
Township. Person County, North j
Carolina, and being bounded on the i
North by the lands of the estate i
of A. S- Gillis; on the east by the 1
lands of E. E. Bradsher; on the
South by the lands of Norman Street
and on the West by the lands of!
Carl Winstead, containing 77.1 acres
more or less. This being tract No. i
| 2 of the W. H. Dixon lands as sur
veyed by W. R. Cates, surveyor, on
the 27th day of February, 1942. Ref- i
erence is hereby made to plat of
said lands recorded in Plat Book 1,
! page 140, Register of Deeds office,
| Person County.
j There is located on this tract of
land one 5 room dwelling house in
good condition, 2 tobacco barns, 1
| pack house and other buildings.
The tobacco allotment on the
above tract of land for 1946 was 4.5
| acres.
The high bidder will be required
to deposit 18 percent of the price
bid as evidence of good faith.
This 23rd day of November, 1948.
R. B. Dawes, Commissioner
) Dec. 3, 10, 17, 24.
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THE COURIER-TIMES
BRIN4IM4 BEST
WISHES FOR A
MERRY '
CHRISTMAS
TO OLD FRIENDS AND NEW
‘Sytrcf
Y/e ars quite old-fashioned over
here cld-fashionsd enough to
know the! to merit the confidence
... of the entire community every
‘.remsdetioh we make must rest
upon the solid foundation of full
value given.
May good old-fashioned Christ
mas cheer brighten for ycu the
hours of this glorious Yuletide
CENTRAL SERVICE CORP.
Main Street
m
To One And All
CHILDREN looking out
of the window at a des
olate landscape try to catch
a glimpse of a mythical
sleigh drawn by mythical
reindeer. But there is naught
that is mythical about the
spirit of Chr* trr.as that
transforms the ccmmcnp’.ace.
That Christmas of 1945 may
be for you the happiest
Christmas of all is our sin
cere wish.
TUXEDO BILLIARD PARLOR
Under Peebles By AH The Boys
When Snow Lies Softly
on the Hill
Now, when the fir trees wear
white collars, when the birds
make tiny stitches in the snow
and our footprints hurry towards
the warmth of home and the
companionsiiip of loved ones, it’s
time to wish all our friends the
fullest joys of the Christmjs
season. So, hello everybody . . .
and Merry Christmas!
KIRBY- JONES MOTOR CO.
Ford Dealers
• PERSONALS
Miss Nell Pulliam, student at
East Carolina Teachers College,,
Greenville, and daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Pulliam, Is visiting
friends in Youngstown, Ohio, for
the holidays.
Wallace Zimmerman, of Roxboro,
and Robert Hester, of Hurdle Mills,
have arrived here from Mars Hill
College to spend the holidays at
their respective homes.
Miss Louise Moore, of ECTC,
Greenville, is spending the Christ
mas holidays here with her parents.
Mrs. Arthur Bradsher is improv- i
ing after having been confined to !
her home on crestwood Drive for j
ten days because of illness.
Miss Alma Pulliam, student at 1
Averett College, Danville. Va., is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bunn
of Altoona, Fa. She will also visit
friends in Philadelphia, Lester, Pa.,
and New York City for the holidays.
Miss Elsie West, of ECTC, Green
ville, is spending they Chrictmas
vacation with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. S. A. West.
Mrs, Elizabeth Latta is a patient
at Community Hospital where she is
receiving treatment. I
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pulliam are
expecting their son, W. c. Pulliam,
Jr., who has recently received his
discharge after four years of ser
vice, to spend the holidays here. He
is now at Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. with
the Liggett and Myers Tobacco
Company.
Miss Frances Davis, who is at
tending Croft's Business school,
Durham, arrived Friday to spend
several days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. B. Davis.
Mrs. Janie Boyd is confined to
Community Hospital for medical
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Pulliam had j
as their guests for several days!
George W. Bunn, Jr., of Altoona,'
Pa., Ray Weisent, of Youngstown, I
Ohio, and Paul Meinhart, of Phila- j
delphia ,Pa.
Benjamin Fenton, of Hilton Vil- •
luge. Va.. and the United States
Navy, is spending several days with
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Sherman and
family. He has just returned from
duty in Asia Minor and is on fur- ,
lough. ,
Louis E. Sherman, of Newport
News. Va., is spending the Christ
mas holidays here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Sherman.
James O. Bradsher has returned
from spending several days in Nor
folk. Va.
; Lawrence Graves Holt, of the
Merchant Marines, has sailed for
duty in Italy. j
David Ray Moore. Dewey Holle- :
man, Nathan Fox and H. K. Sand- 1
! ers. Jr., all of State college, are
spending the holidays here with
; their parents.
[ Robert E. Whitten will spend
I Christmas with his wife and daught
: er in Mullins, S. C.
John A. McWhorter, Jr., of Wash
j ington and Lee University. Lexing
iton, Va.. is spending the holidays!
! here with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Buster Jones and ‘
| daughter, of Yanceyville, are expect
|ed to be in Roxboro for a holiday
I visit with Mr. Jones' parents.
| Miss Elizabeth Jones, of East
: Orange, New Jersey, is planning to
be at her home here during Christ-
I mas.
The Rev. and Mrs. C. G. McCarver
left Sunday night to spend the holi
days at Siler City.
Charles Clay spent Friday and
Saturday in Raleigh and Chapel
Hill.
Emmitt Wilkerson, who recently
returned home from Community hos
pital, is reported to be improving.
Mrs. E. L. Cloyd, of Raleigh, and
her son. Captain E. L. Cloyd, were
recent guests of Mrs. Cloyd’s sister.
Miss Bessie Heath Daniel. Captain
Cloyd has received his discharge
after serving overseas with his 27th
Infantry.
LEGAL NOTICE
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having been duly qualified as ad
ministrator of tile estate of Ifca Mae
B. Whitfield, deceased, late of Per
son County. North Carolina, this Ls
to notify all persons holding claims
again;, t the said estate to exhibit
them to the undersigned administra
tor on or before November 23, 1946.
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons indebt
ed to said estate will please make
immediate payments.
This November 23, 1945.
T. Floyd Whitfield,
Administrator.
Nov. 26, Dec. 3, 10. 17, 34, 31.
Square Dante
SATURDAY
NIGHT
Dec. 29
Nine to Twelve
O’clock
Fifty Cents
Per Person
Tax Included
Recreation Center
Jr ** - *-* 1 L, .
IS
one and a££
/l Salute
to our friends and a big, hearty Christ
mas wish to you all, this merry, merry
Christinas season.
Looking hack over the year calls to
mind our greatest source of pleasure has
been onr contact with folks like you.
f
, ★ -k ★ ★ ★ ★
CLAYTON ELECTRIC SERVICE
Marvin Clayton
Christmas is All of These
Christmas is the good will shared at
the family hearth; die carol sung to
gether: the eandle in the window, the
glowing fates gathered around the
festive hoard. And it is much more
eve: so much more!
Wc cannot begin to put into words
all that Christmas is, nor begin to
express how ardently we wish for you
the complete enjoyment of Christmas.
So, all wc can say to you. kind friends,
i» M-rry Christinas To You.
Bill Minor
Sinclair Agent
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WHEN see little hoys and girls shak
ing hands with Santa Claus this
thought comes to mind:
We would like our expression of appre
ciation for your patronage to be a hearty
shake of the hand for each of you. As we
seem to be denied this opportunity, please
accept this, while a substitute for a hand
shake, as no less sincere in wishing you a
HAPPY CHRISTMAS
MODERN BEAUTY SHOP
loura Freeze, Owner
MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1945
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