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A Sadie Hawkins day rare the
election cf officers and selec;
of a name for the centci arc th
three big items scheduled for t
recreation center this week-end.
'teen agcrs from Martin Count?
are requested to conic and ( tecl t
president, vice-president and sec
retary-treasurer. Foliowing thi:
Saturday, which is Sadie Hawk
ley
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ErigagaSfctm Ring 200 00
• HEATHER S*» 362 50
tnflogt". Ring .150 00
j Al»c 5100 to 2475
< MAIDEN S«i 800 00
i»*gogr«wni Ring 675 00
Keepsake . . . the most treasured of of! (Ymond rings
. . is proudly presented by this store in Moh hed i ■*-■, <.-t »*.i<do’
price range. The distinctive styling and hr..- ■-.•m
quality of every genuine registered Keijpsah©
Diamond Ring will delight flu- huurl
of the girl you love.
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Amos «nlC'0«<t to *ho« detail#
tnctwvk fcOti'al 1u* i
authorizi-d k i: i i> s a k r.
The famous KOC-k Kflit Coat ia a
variety of fabrics. Sizes
ilosjnlal Soles
l victin of burns received in a
i ; i • 'is 1 one life. W. M. Bah
>f H;. : i llsville is recovering in
I of ;:I 1 pifnl. While hr was
sf • ioi r jy 1 urnrd, he continues
ill f:in shock? one report
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1 ■ h. of Gril'
M.rs. Eugene B.
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Proclaim Day For
The Marine Corps
F : 171 years the United States
Marine Corps har stood as a fort
rcss of American Freedom ana a
/rnbol of American courage
>. Marines have fought valiantly
»their ,-nat gp „ mij.Hve.
, i > m. i \I :,nd iii serve
of our fine t. young folk—nur
■ d.iL'io.triF. frvniis, neigh
/uardiciu of the great traditions
f their Corps.
On November 10, the Marine
‘err. M o! -r rve its 171st An
il i Merit:", always a Marine,
i ' hiw-Arr.ei ieans can and should
i- re with the Bowers Const ruc
.
Burn to Mr. and Mrs. James
Whiisms, of KFD 3, WilHamslon,
' ii. Jaeu Phillip, Jr., on Oc
Is r 31 in the hospital here.
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v\ !vc N our S> lection
- >•.;%» > c« otn «i|K’iiril a f.riM’rn aim
c: :,i!itni mi \\ rlli.mt Ion liFi) No
I t - i it ion to a ttutit! lock of Groc<
< i< mt,-t«. nr leal it iv
>« v\ mt and \ our i*a
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i recognize this day in thought and
prayer, and in the proud display
of our nation’s flag. Thus do we
'•1 nor the Marines of our com
ma oh y and comrades in uniform.
Th<; - lore, I do hereby proclaim
Sunday, November 10th, 1946, as
Marine Corps Day and do urge
my fellow-citizens to observe it in J
! honor of the men and women of
’ tnc Corps. . ]
J. B. aoMfll, Mayor,
t\ i Hi an.slon, Nk C. ;
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Rrsranli Report 1
UjoV Available
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The 68th Annua! Report of the
N. C Agricultural Experiment I
Station is now ready for general *
distribution.
Dr. I... D. Baver. director of the
Station and Dean of the School
of .Agriculture at State College, in
making the announcement, adds i
that i opics of tlie publication will
be supplied to everyone whose
name is m tl < regular mailing
list as icon as possible.
Designed as a progress report
on research work conducted at
!
the College for the period Decem
ber 1, 1944 to November 30, 1945,
the report covers every project in
which substantial progress has
been made, Dr. Baver says.
It has been planned so as to be
of value to the farmer interested
in keeping his farm in step with
the latest scientific developments, j
Copies will of course. Dr. Baver
says, be supplied to county agents,J
vocational agricultural teachers I
and o.fher workers in the field of I
mate* ’ito«6r«te <1 1
ject of the publication is to sup- i
ply information for the farmers of |
the state.
«»»*?8-pagc bulletin is well'
supplied with illustrative mater- \
LOTS FOR SALE
FAIR GROUNDS
PROPERTY
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ial, making the readability of the ,
publication much easier and also
helping in illustrating the results
of yield and production experi-'
ments.
Free copies of the publication
are available upon request to the
Agricultural Editor at State Col
lege, Raleigh. Requests should
be made for the 1945 Annual Re
port of the N. C. Agriculturai'Kx^"
nerimc.nt Station, title of the pub
lication is ‘'Research and Farm
ing.”
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The present U. S. turkey crop
will furnish a record 4 1-2 pounds
of turkey for every person in the
nation.
North Carolina has 1 1-4 million
acres of cleared 1 end that is n
idle, much of it severely eroded.
Wheat about reforestation?
Don’t Neglect A MINOR
COLD
A minor cold, when neglected, can grow into a ma
jor cold anil result in serious illness. You will find
that we have a number of dependable remedies for
common colds, hut in cases where the cold fails to
respond to home treatment, we suggest vou see
your doctor. We will fill his prescription with
fresh, pure drugs, exactly as he would have it.
Claries Pharmacy
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Can you spot your state
• • * and how many more?
This page is framed by all 48 slates. They’re
accurate in outline but not in relative si/e.
Without Heeling into ogogranby ho.,!,.,
find your own stale lust. Then see how many
more you can identify. (Answers buried below. |
Ten right means you're bright. Twenty makes you
an honor student. Thirty qualifies you as Secre
tary of States!
So what? So the folks who own America's
business-managed electric companies live in every j
one of these states. They include a lot of your
friends and neighbors—and probably you, too.
How come? Well, several million Americans
ha\e invested their savings in electric companies
directly. Some 48 million more have invested
indirectly — through savings bank accounts and
life insurance policies. Banks and insurance com
panies, entrusted with your funds, like to put 'em
to work in sound utility se< urities.
As a result, almost aery American family has
a stake in the self-supporting, tax-paying electric
companies that provide most of America’s power.
'I hanks largely to good business management, the
price of electricity has come down while other
prices have gone way up —and this country en
joys the best electric service in the world.
• Li'iett It it, “Nt.W ELECTRIC HOUR It, HOIK Of
CHARM- Every Sunday afternoon. 4. fO, Eastern
Standard 7 rmet CBS Setuork.
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