MORE AMPUTATIONS
There are more amputations be
ing performed in this war—but only
because more lives are being saved.
Miss Frances Turnage spent the
week-end in A>deii with relatives.
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Arthritis, Rheumatism
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I would like to review a little sim
ple first aid for you. Seme of it you
will probably laugh at and say, “Oh
what's the use of doing all that? My j
Pcpsi-Cola Company. Long Island CHy. N. y.
Franchised Bottler: Pepsi-Cota Bottling Company of Greenville
Poultry Truck
— THURSDAY —
BEAR GRASS_10 to 12 Noon
STOKES_1 to 3 P. M.
— FRIDAY —
JAMESVILLE_10 to 12 Noon
WILLIAMSTON_1 to 3 P. M.
EVERETTS_3:15 to 4 P. M.
— SATURDAY —
BETHEL_10 to 12 Noon
OAK CITY_1 to 3 P. M.
Every week, same time, same places, rain or shine
ROBERSON POULTRY Co.
PHONE 190 ROBERSONVILLE, N. C.
Hugs Manila Nurse
CAPTAIN Mary Lohr (left) greets
with a hug Maj. Maude Davison, 59,
upon the latter’s arrival at San
Francisco, via hospital plane from
the Philippines. Maj. Davison, the
principal chief nurse on Corregidor
and a veteran of 27 years’ service,
weighed 156 pounds when the tiny
fortress fell to the Japs; she now
weighs 80 pounds. (International)
blood’s good.” But sometimes good
blood isn't enough to prevent infec
tion. Statistics show that millions of
people die each year because they
neglect these simple first aid rules.
! Let any cut bleed freely, but not too
’much, to clean the wound out. Then
apply a little antiseptic. When this
is dry, cover the wound with a ster
ile gauze bandage and bind it on
with adhesive tape. Make sure the
gauze is sterile, if it is not it will un
do all you have done so far. Always
make sure the hands are clean before
issuing first aid. The reason for this
eautionable bandaging is simple but
great. No matter how small a cut
may be, some infection germs may
enter the blood stream through it,
if it is not treated properly. Then the
germs will thrive and multiply great
ly, and the white corpuscles, or
"fighting ships of the body,” may be
outnumbered and beaten. Then
comes infection and maybe serious
illness or death. First aid is what
the name implies: the first aid given
before treatment by a doctor. A doc
tor should by all means see the
wound if it is deep or is inflicted
around a place where animals may
have lived.
A Good Scout
The Scouts of the world mourn the
loss of a good Scout, a casualty of
this war: Honorary President of the
Boy Scouts of America — Franklin
Delano Roosevelt. We are sure he
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Announcing
Our Appointment As Your
General Electric
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALER
It is with pride that we make this announcement, and although
there are no appliances for sale at the present, we believe that Vic
tory will soon he ours . . . and that then permission will be
granted to the manufacturers to start turning out household appli
ances . . .
REFRIGERATORS — RANGES — WASHERS
IRONERS — VACUUM CLEANERS
RADIOS — ELECTRIC IRONS
In the meantime ue are prepared to render efficient repair service
on all types of General Electric Appliances . . .
THROWER
APPLIANCE COMPANY
Telephone 25-J
Williamston, N. C.
has joined the “Great Scoutmaster
of all Good Scouts.”
We also regret that Eagle Scout
Wheeler Martin, Jr,, son of our dis
trict chairman, is reported missing in
action over Tokyo while doing his
"duty to God and his country." We
hope that he may still be alive, and
that the knowledge he gained as a
Scout will help him to come back to
us.
Troop 29
Troop 29 held its regular meeting
Wednesday night, Aprii 11. Gilbert
Woolard and Bobby Carter demon
gtrntnr^nn^ to ritch itaiUi&SUtaSfl*,
a tent and how to pack it Other
things were discussed about the
camping on which the Scouts will j
embark Saturday morning at eight i
o'clock. They w ill go to Mdwmr
overflight at Poplar Point,
■liamstcn Julian Mason, Scribe.
NOTE OF THANKS
| Please permit me space in your
paper to express my sincere thanks
to all of my friends for being so kind
to me while I was in Dr. Brown’s
Community Hospital. First, I want
to thank Dr, Brown and his fine staff
of nurses for being so kind and do
ing so much for me while in his hos
pital, And to all of you, my friends,
everywhere I want to thank you for
your pleasant visits and your kind
words of sympathy, your generous
gifts, your beautiful flowers and
your many nice cards expressing
your hopes for my recovery. All
these expressions of love made me
happy because you were thinking
of me.
W. B, Harrington.
ADMINISTRATRIX’ NOTICE
North Carolina. Martin County.
Having this day qualified as ad
ministratrix of the estate of W R.
Robe:: , n, dot i-.v!ed, this is to notify
all persons hav ing claims against said
estate to present them to the under
signed within one year from the date
of tliis notice, or tHis notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment.
This tlie 6th day of April, 1945.
MRS. W. R. ROBERSON,
Administratrix of the estate of
W. R. Roberson.
Elbert S. Peel, Attorney.
Williamston, N. C.
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OCTAGON TOILET ___5c
SWAN SOAP_6c
PALMOLIVE SOAP ___6c
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$5.95
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anil cardigans
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