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WILLIAMSTON BEARS WIN
The Williamston Bears won their
fifteenth game of the season last
Sunday by defeating the Plymouth
All-S^ars. Latham held" the visitors
three hits, struck out 12, running
his total strikeouts to 96.
i'vans, new first baseman, hit two
hWne runs and drove in five runs.
Mobley also hit a homer for the
Pears.
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FORTY MILLION DOLLARS
Forty million dollars has been au
thorized for beef cattle proauction
payments to feeders. Ask for details
Tdca!'TvA'A office.' ‘ •~
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Before i sar« it itv The Enterprise
1 didn t know a thing about the
building the Lions Club is planning
fer the Scouts. A meeting place oi
our own is what the Scouts of Wil
liamston have been wanting and
needing for a long time. We would
like to thank the Lions Club for
starting the drive and for their do
nation of $1000. We promise to do
anything in our power to help make
the drive a success.
Gilbert told me the other day the
Scouts of Troop 29 may have a swim
ming hour at the pool this year like
we did for a while last year, but it
isn’t an actual fact, as of last Thurs
I want to start something new in
this column. I got the idea from
Boy’s Life, the Scout magazine. May
be some of you have seen the column
in Boy’s Life called “From Our Duf
fle Bag.” Boys send in suggestions
for games, handicraft, camping, or
what have you. This way ideas can
be swapped easily. I'm asking all
you Scouts to send me yours on a
postcard, giving your suggestion,
name, address, patrol troop and
rank. Send them to_ Julian Mason,
New Meyers
Water Systems
We are local agents for this
famous Electric Water Sys
tem and we will be glad to
quote you prices
We Install Them
and we install them correct
ly, so they will give you the
best of service . . .
FOR BOTH SHALLOW
OR DEEP WELLS.
WILLIAMSTON
Hardware Co.
YOUTH IS THE FUTURE . .
That glorious tomorrow for which lives
and billions are being sacrificed now—
belongs to our boys and girls. How they
will fulfill that tomorrow depends on
what we do to guide them today. One
of the wisest forms of help any parent
can give is a sense of responsibility in
the handling of money. And one of the
greatest contributions an^ parent can
make is the steady purchase of Bonds.
Branch Banking & Trust Co.
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
“THE SAFE EXECUTOR"
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
AMERICAN TASK FORCE TROOPS LAND IN NORWAY
AMERICAN TROOPS OF "TASK FORCE A", first U. S. force to land In Norway, are shown lined up on an Oslo
pier in front of a large array of LST craft, shortly after the force’s arrival. The Americans were sent to aid
the Norwegian government in police and military duties while it disarmed the 601,000 Germans who were in
Norway at the time of surrender. O/ficial U. S. Signal Corps Radiophoto. (International Soundphoto)
County Boy Transferred
To Training-Test Center
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Verlin Griffin, 20, seaman, first
class, USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William R Griffin, RFD 1, William
ston, N. C,, has been transferred to
(he Atlantic Fluiot's anti-aircraft
training and test center, Dam Neck,
Va., where thousands of Navy gun
ners are trained in the actual firing
of the anti-aircraft guns used by
our ships and amphibious forces.
He was formerly assigned to the
Navy’s gunner's mate school at Bain
bridge, Md., training for the rating
of gunner’s mate.
Before entering the Navy in Sep
tember, 1944, Griffin worked on his
father's farm in Williamston. He
RO. Box 243, Williamston, N. C.
j Here is an example taken from last
! December’s Boy’s Life sent in by
, Second Class Scout Erwin Fiedler,
j Troop 201, Schulenburg, Texas. “An
jeasy way to keep vegetables from
burning or sticking to the bottom of
your pot is to place a pie plate up
side down into the pot before you
add water and vegetables.
“This makes a double bottom with
a layer of water in between and your
meal will not scorch.”
Come on, Scouts, let’s hear from
you now.
Troop 29
Troop 29 held no meeting last Wed
nesday night because there were only
four Scouts present. It looks like
the summer slump has started, but
we hope not.—Julian Mason, Scribe.
graduated from Farm Life High
School in 1942.
His brother, Archie, is a sergeant
in the Army Air Force at Pratt Field,
Kans. Two other brothers are serv
ing on Navy ships in the South Pa
cific: Georgie, 25, coxswain, on a
battleship, and William, 23. radio
man, first class, on a destroyer.
“SINOX”
The weed killer called ‘'Sinox”
will destroy such broad leaf plants
as rag weed and morning glory but
does not affect Bermuda grass, crab
grass, and the like, reports Dr. Em
erson Collins of State College, after
a series of tests in corn fields.
PIANOS
We have just received several
Pianos. They have been timed
hy a reputable tuner since
they arrived in our store.
Wier Furniture Co.
WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
Belk-Tyler’s
Swim and Summer Apparel
FOR THE CHILDREN . .
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39c - 69c - 98c - $1.48
$1.98 and $2.98
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LEG LOTION 59c
SUN GLASSES for the* FAMILY
25c And 59c
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Willianiston, North Carolina,