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PAGE EIGHT HORSE SHOW "Vancy Watkins on Oypsy Queen. Walking horse stakes—Wade Stepp on The "T" Man, F. M. Motley, Jr., on Chattanooga Choo Choo, D. T Lambeth on Barbara Allen. Racking class—Fred Parham, Jr., on Little Joe, Grey Hunt on Queen Glory. Rolond Daniel on Entry. Five-galted championship stakes— Billy Johnson on Kalarame Bandit,' D. T. Lambeth on Flashing Barry- 1 more, Mrs. Henry Jobe on Sidney 1 Lou McCord, Nancy Watkins on' RADIO STATION WG B G Presents . . . BIG RADIO JAMBOREE GURNEY THOMAS and his “HILLBILLY PALS” WITH UNCLE HENRY—THE OLD MAN OF THE BARN DANCE ALSO STAN CONRAD OF THE 3:31 CLUB SONGS AND MUSIC WE ALL LOVE. A GOOD CLEAN SHOW ADM.— UNDER 13 2g C—ADULTS gQ c Including Tax SATURDAY, APRIL 271 h g:CO O'clock ROXBORO HIGH SCHOOL time BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLIiNG WORKS, ROXBuRO. N. C Winter Clothes Winter Clothes for Storage Wj We have plenty of Moth Proof Bags on hand and can take care of your needs. Roxboro Laundry Co. Frank Willson Burley Day THOMPSON INSURANCE AGENCY ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE FIRST IN VOLUME—FIRST IN SERVICE E. G. Thompson Expert Advice On Veteran's Insurance Henry S. Gates W. G. James Gypsy Queen. Roadster—S. T. Lambeth driving Jean Albey, Brexton Harden driving Celestra, R. A. Covington driving ,' Little Greyhound, R. B. Mutlock j driving Lucky Boy. i« PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Durham ,Jr. and children of Lynchburg. Va„ spent the Easter holidays here with j Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McWhorter. 1 Miss Betsy Taylor of Camp But ner spent last week-end here as the guest of Miss Anne Brandon. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Turner spent Monday in Farmville, Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallace. Miss Lucille Davidson spent Sun day in Richmond, Va. i Frank Whitfield or Bushy Fork is seriously ill at Memorial Hospi tal. Danville. Jerry Hester is a patient at Com- I munity Hospital. | Mrs. Francis T. Kinsley has re- I turned to her home at Jenkintown, Penna, after a visit here with her mother, Mrs. C. C. Critcner. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Oakley spent Easter in Raleigh with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Oakley. Mr. and Mrs. Alfonza Dunn of Falls Church, Va., spent last week here with Mr. Dunn’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Dunn. T-5 Irving W. Clayton has re ceived his discharge and is now home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Clayton. He was in ser vice forty-one months and in Ger many fourteen months. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Thomas re turned home Tuesday after spend ing the holidays in West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Fontaine and family have returned to Greenbelt, Md., after spending a week in the county. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Garrison and family of Winston-Salem, spent last week-end with Mrs. A. J. Crutch You watch Is more valuable than ever. Take care of It Have it cleaned or repaired By Reliable Watchmaker* GREEN’S The Square Deal Jeweler field. Miss Nellie Cothran, who has been In Washington. D. C„ for the past year, has returned to Roxboro. Clyde Wade and Adrian Chappell spent last week-end in Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. James K. Dunn, spent Mon day in Danville, Va., with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Morris. John Clayton has returned to Baltimore, Md., after spending Eas ter here with his family on the Leasburg road. Major Claude E. Talley pf Semora, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Talley, is now at home on terminal leave after several years of service In the Army. He returned to the StatDs Match 31. His leave will expire May 6. L. M. Carlton, Jr„ returned to Roxboro Saturday from Talladega, Ala., where he visited his wife and son. His son, who suffered second degree burns recently, is getting along very well but is still in the hosptial. Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Woody were Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Barrick, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stublen and Monroe Barrick of Portsmouth, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Kir by Hart and Jessine Hart, of Golds boro, Ned Hart of State College, Raleigh, Mrs, Thurman Taylor of Battleboro and Mrs. J. B. Crews of Danville, Va. They came especially to attend the horse show held Sat urday. o Miss Green Honor Guest At Shower Tuesday Evening Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock Mrs. Kelly Paylor and Mrs. Henry Woods entertained at a miscellaneous shower at the residence of Mrs. Woods honoring Miss Mary Winder Green, bride-elect of Lawrence Hole man. Attractive arrangements of roses, pansies, spirea, and other spring flowers decorated the home through out. • Guests on arrival wrote their favorite recipe in the bride's cook book. During the evening bridal contests were enjoyed and attrac tive prizes were presented to Mrs. Fred Gentry and Mrs. Coy Hole- 1 man, mother of the bridegroom elect, winners. Refreshments of block ice cream and angel food cake were served. Miss Green was presented with many lovely gifts and the hostesses presented her with two pieces ofj china in her pattern. Thirty-five guests were present.! — - - - l CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our thanks to all who were so kind and thought- i I'll ".to us during our sorrow. May! the Lord richly bless each one. j Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bryant and Family April 25-ixi J CARD OF THANKS I We wish to thank each and every- I one for their thoughtfulness and! | kindness during the sickness , and i death of our brother. May God’s i richest: blessing rest upon each one i jof you. The Family of Thomas Gaston Tingcn. April 23 pd CARD OF THANKS ; We wish to, express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the kindness and sympathy extended us since our little girl burned to death and all of our belongings. ' May God bless each and everyone of you. Mr. and Mrs. George Reaves and family. April 25-pd i "Did You Say Welding?" it it it ALL TYPES OF ACETYLENE WELDING, CUTTING and BRAZING Special in Farm Equipment See ... FRANK C. BROOMALL 307 N. Lamar St. or Call 3944 THE COURIER-TIMES Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chandler of Washington, D. C., and Drewey , Chandler of Fayetteville, spent the week-end here and In the county visiting relatives and friends. SPORTSLIGHT Continued from Page Six the Cave! baseball squad. if Last week Biy>hy Fork added another softball game* to their list. Tire girls defeated Hurdle Mills girls 11-1. Hurdle Mills only tally was gained in the last frame. if Roxboro high softballers took a whipping by a large score of 25-6 from the Mt. Tirzah girls team on the Roxboro diamond. Highlight of the game was a round-tripper by Day of Mt. Tihzah with the bases stacked. Roxboro will meet the team again at Mt. Tirzah on Tues day, April 30. if Mt. Tirzah girls and boys took two games from Allensville high : school on Wednesday, April 17 at : Mt. Tirzah. Girls _ won 13-5, boys 13-2. Huel Long was the hurler for Mfc. Tirzah and gave up only two . hits. if Allensville took an easy win over Bethel Hill high school Monday April 15, at Bethel Hill. Score 9-1. Clack of Allensville limited Bethel Hill to three hits. Clack also gather ed three htys for four trips to the plate. Bethel Hill meets Allensville on the Allensville diamond on Mon day, April 29. if Tennis lovers have put the courts into shape and have been ' taking advantage of the balmy weather the last" few days. On the Winstead court, Lamar street, could be seen yesterday, Wheeler Newell and E. G. Thompson at It again af ter a lapse due to the war. Down at Cavel plans are underway for ■ lighting the tennis court near the mill for night play. The Cavel court is being put into shape for the summer. On the Long court, Lamar street, Donnie Long and others have been putting in some work on the grounds and chalking out the lines for play. The Long 1 court already is equipped for night activity. if Mt. Tirzah high school meets Bethel Hill a$ Mt. Tirzah tomorrow I * | Potted PLANTS ! We Haw? A Nice Supply Os POTTEI) PLANTS ! For Tour Home. Come By and j Sec Our Flowers Hester Florist j Main St. Roxboro, N. C. Phone 3624 Nite Sunday 2955 I ? | Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted | Dr. H. W. Reinitz OPTOMETRIST (Associated with Dr. N. Rosenstein and Son) DURHAM, N. C. Every Wednesday in Roxboro From 9:30 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. I Wilburn-Satterfield Building ■ Second Floor I Next to Dr. Hedgepeth's Office Phone 5543 for Appointment afternoon at 12:3. if The Person County Softball league will meet Monday night to elect a new vice-president. Also teams will turn In a player list at that time. ~ COLO DISCOMFORTS «XiquuL - 35 * Par* Bottle For... 1 CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT y —ln The — DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, MAY 25th Born and reared in the good old County of Per son, oti a farm and know just how a farmer feels after following behind a plow. I will appreciate your support and promise if nominated and elect ed to serve you to the best of my ability. Lewis T. Wagstaff m f * v ■ m f / ■ ■»- m m % / Ik 1 mb - W m m. ‘ § f lIIH- m m m -w / § y?sM. ''V'lgl---. Mm:- B ’ m m w 1 ■ RBny|WK . m W> Mr # j i M m #3 < | Ijwp: :v .-. wjjj HKfK> . . • ask for the tire that OUTWEARS PREWAR^IIRES !*,/_ iL_ |j..„ n e made with tougher cords, and more of them, was It a me IMeW B« I". VOOuncn . developed. Double shock absorber breaker strips t«iluortnu/n distribute shocks—cushion sudden blows, aiivenown ‘ Equip your car with new B.F. ——.-- If you are worrying about "war developed” tires, Goodrich Silvertowns .. . tested "■ 1 Q ease your mind. The new? B. F. Goodrich Silver- over 16,800,000 grueling miles. H towns have passed the toughest tests on the road I \ and in the laboratory. They have proved they ■ t«« w ill outwear prewar natural rubber tires. . .—— • The wider, flatter "road level” tread provides You’ll find it Thrifty tout* F\\ ,' more rubber —right where you need it —in con- i, roNVIMIgNT k*b / tact with the road. You get longer mileage, more 1 CONVINItN r road gripping surface, better stopping ability. BUDGET TERMS , To carry this broader tread, a stronger tire body cj Our customers' needs still exceed our supply but you'll get yours • quicker if you ORDER NOW! Come in. Economy Auto Supply Depot Street W. B. Weatherly Hear "Detect and Collect” every Thursday on ABC at 9:30 P. M. ES.T. B.F. Goodrich FIRST IN ROBBER Make Your Next Bag Os Flour GOLD EAGLE FLOUR , Distributed By ROSEMAN GROCERY CO. Roxboro, N. V. , i ’ _ THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1946 1
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