Dr. Ray Alexander
OPTOMETRIST
Office hours? 9 to 5: phone 6191
Eyes examined and glasses fitted
WENDELL, NORTH CAROLINA
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Elite Beauty Shop
MRS. NELLIE KEMP, Owner
Artists In Hair Styling and Cutting
Mrs. Lillie Ferrell Debnam A
Miss Jo Stallings, Assistants
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HARDWARE
Phone 3096
WENDELL, N. C.
Bridge
The Funsters Bridge Club and
juests were entertained last Thurs
iay night in the home of Mrs. Hay
wood Jones. Mrs. Alger Batts was
co-hostess' at this occasion.
The home was decorated with
nixed summer flowers and roses.
Club members playing were Mrs.
Jack Potter, Mrs. Irby Liggins,
Mrs. Charlie Pace, Mrs. Bertie
Brantley, Mrs. Joe Wood, Mrs.
Rodney McNabb and Mrs. Jerry
Lowicki.
The guest list consisted of Mrs.
Randolph. Hawkins, Mrs. James
Oebnam, Mrs. Thurman Murray,
Mrs. Henry Massey, Mrs. Wilson
Braswell, Mrs. Barrie Davis, Mrs.
Frank Massey, Mrs. Eldred Roun
tree, Mrs. Foster Finch, Mrs. Wal
lace Chamblee, Mrs. Herbert Holt,
Mrs. Donald Stylings, Mrs. Rondal
Phillips, Mrs. Charles Hester, Mrs.
Alvin Beck, Mrs. Wilbur Debnam,
Mrs. Bob Sawyer, Mrs. Vance
Brown, Mrs. Russell Brantley, Mrs.
Charles Hawkins and Miss Ruby
Dawson. -
Tallied scores revealed Mrs. Mc
Nabb won high score prize for
club. Guest high and low were
won by Mrs. Davis and Mrs. James
Debnam, respectively.
When the cards were laid down,
the hostesses served a refreshment
course of ham sandwiches, open
face sandwiches, date nut bars and
strawberry punch.
•
Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Davis were
hosts to the Couples Bridge Club
last Saturday night. The Davises
used arrangements of red and sal
mon-colored roses in the playing
rooms for decoration.
Guests playing were Mr. and
THANK YOU -
To my friends and customers. Thank you
for the business you have given me in coming
to see me at the drive-in store. Please get here
before Saturday p.m. as I want to close my store
at noon on Saturdays the months of June, July
and August.
PHILIP MASSEY
• Personal
Eddie Bullock came home from
Rex Hospital Saturday.
Cards of Thanks
The American Legion and Le
gion Auxiliary take this means of
expressing their genuine apprecia
tion to the business establishments
of the community for their contri
butions in making the Memorial
Day service a memorable success.
The American Legion and Legion
Auxiliary
Bride-Elect Feted
Mrs. Sue Brown, bride-elect of
June 17, was feted at a surprise
party last Wednesday by the office
force of the Employment Security
Commission where she is employ
ed.
At this occasion, Mrs. Brown was
presented a corsage of sweetpeas
and a gift of linen.
Mrs. Brown is the daughter of
Mrs. Viola Perry, and is affianced
to Adolph C. Brantley of Bailey.
WMS to Meet
The Hopkins Chapel WMS will
meet Tuesday night, June 5, at
7:45 with Mrs. Graham Bunn. All
members of this organization are
urged to be present.
The greatest number of pedes
trian deaths came from crossing at
mid-block. Other suicidal walker
faults were walking'in roadway
(31 deaths), coming from behind
parked cars 20, and playing in
roadway 11.
Mrs. Raymond Pippin, Mr. and
Mrs. Barrie Davis, Dr. and Mrs.
George Tucker, Mr. and Mrs.
Armstrong Cannady, Mr- and Mrs.
Bernice Bunn, Mrs. .Ann Harris
and Jack Harris.
The Bunns were awarded high
score prize, with low going to the
Tuckers. Guest high score prize
was given to the Pippins.
Following the progressions, the
hosts served a refreshment course
of devil’s food cake, ice cream and
coffee.
'My wife's bragging about her OK Used Car again!"
It’s a wise chief who adds a feather to his cap by
jacking an OK Used Car. OK means inspected,
reconditioned and warranted in writing by the
dealer. OK means you save wampum, too! That’s
because volume trade-ins on fast-selling Chevrolets
add up to extra savings and big used car selections
at the lot with the OK sign.
LOOK FOR THE OK TRADEMARK!
V SaM Mly by aa Aatbarizad Cbavralat Mar
N. C. DEALER NO. 177$
PUm 6132 -
J. M. CHEVROLET CO.
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Diagnostic*—Orugi That "Measura" Health
Most persons who have heart attacks can lead long and useful lives
because medical scientists have developed a treatment to lessen the
likelihood of another attack. Since an attack is caused by a clot form*
ing in an artery that feeds the heart muscle, an anti-clotting drug ia
given to min me uiouu.
In a study at the Ford hospital
in Detroit, doctors found that the
death rate among patients who
went on taking anti-clotting drugs
after a heart attack was only one
third to one-half of what it was
among those who were taken off
the drug.
The dosage of the anji-clotting
.drug, however, must be carefully
regulated because over-dosage can
cause the blood to lose its clotting
power entirely and even the slight
est cut may lead to death. The doc
tor. has to make frequent tests to
be sure that the blood still has a
safe margin of clotting power.
The tests determine the exact
clotting time of a patient's blood,
which varies with each individual.
Once this time is known, the doctor
can prescribe the correct dosage of
anti-clotting drugs. Possibly the
simplest, fastest, and safest chem
ical used in such tests is a sub
stance called Simplastin. At one
time, the tests could be made only
in hospitals with elaborate equip
ment. Simplastin, however, re
quires only a small centrifuge
which most doctors have. As a re
sult, anti-clotting treatment may
be carried out safely in rural areas
and small towns as well as large
cities.
Known as a diagnostic, Simplas
tin was developed by scientists at
the Warner-Chilcott Research
Laboratories, which is celebrating
its centennial this year. Simplastin
is just one of a variety of sub
stances the Warner-Chilcott re
searchers have developed to help
the doctor make accurate on-the
spot tests in the treatment of
many different conditions and
emergencies.
Many lives, for example, have
been saved by Evans Blue, a diag
nostic perfected in the Warner
Chilcott Laboratories. With Evans
Blue, a doctor can accurately de
termine the blood volume of a per
son who has heen wounded in
battle, injured in an accident, or.
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is undergoing surgery.
Before the development of the,
Evans Blue test, a person could
bleed to death or die from shock'
,due to the loss of blood. Now, •'>
doctor can tell just how much!
blood is needed by transfusion to)
maintain life.
Another Warner-Chilcott diag
nostic, Inulin, that .measures ex
cess water in body tissues is used
to diagnose certain kidney and:
heart ailments. Recently it was;
employed in a unique experiment;
conducted in the Sahara desert by;
a team of United States scientists, ■
These researchers used Inulin to
determine how camels store water, {
in the hope of discovering methods ;
whereby humans can live com-!
fortably in desert areas.
The tests made with Simplastin,
Evans Blue, and Inulin are just a
few examples of the great prog
ress that this branch of medical
science has made. Although the
first diagnostic was discovered
only forty years ago, the number
of tests is now so great that their
definitions alone occupy forty
seven pages in a medical diction
ary. And there are accurate tests;
for almost every disease, ranging,
from anemia to syphilis.
JOKES
A little boy was being punished
by his mother for fighting.
Please, Mom, it wasn’t my fault;
one of those twins hit me.
“Which one was it that hit you,
dear?”
“The one with the black eye.”
•
The trouble with being a leader
today is that you can’t tell wheth
er the people are following you
or chasing you.
•
Some students drink at the foun
tain of knowledge — others just
gargle.
FOR SAFETY
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ECONOMY
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Uranus Hepler, Owner
ZEBULON, N. C.
Rosenburg News
Mrs. Ernestine Marshall
Mrs. Junius Allen and children
spent Saturday with her sister,
Mrs. Bill Griffin, in Kinston.
Tom Hunt, Woodrow Johnson
and Julian Johnson of Henderson
fished at Snead’s Ferry in Jackson
ville, N. C., Saturday, May 26.
They caught 199 fish.
Weekend visitors of Mrs. Ellen
Morris and Mrs. Earnestine Mar
shall were Iva Dean, Willard and
Carlie Morris of Raleigh, Misses
Shirley Faye Pipkin of Dunn, Jo
Ann Tharrington and Hermon Bai
ley of Wake Forest, B. F. Lewis,
Sr. of Pilot, the Tom Hunts and
Garland Curtis Johnson, Jr. of
Henderson, the Bill Rays and Lau
ra Price family of Pearces, the
Richard Carters, Mrs. Retha
Wright, Stumpy Hicks, Fred
Strickland and Donald Harris Bak
er of the U. S. Navy at Norfolk.
Jaspeth Lee Pearce, Jr. was bit
ten May 23 by a snake and is un
der the doctor’s care.
The Bill Rays visited James
Edward Ray at Troy, N. C., Sunday.
The hardest -part about saving
face is when it’s stuck out on too
long a neck.
Dr. L. M Massey
'DENTIST
Corner Church t North
Office Phone ... 4281
Dr. J. F. Coltrane
DENTIST
Office Hours: 9-12:30 a.m.
1:30-5 p.m.
Office
.. 4961