Henry Stalls Dies
At Home In This
County Saturday
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(Robersonville Herald)
Henry Stalls, 52, died at his
home near Robersonville Satur
day afternoon at 5:55 o’clock fol
lowing a cerebral hemorrhage
suffered two days earlier. He wa*
bora near Robersonville on May
15. 1897, and served in Work
War 1 from August 5, i91fi, ,ti
December following the Armis
tice.
Engaged in farming, he spent
Ins entire life in this county He
was a member of Christian Chape:
at Cross: Roads and the Murray
R. Cargile Post No. 81 of the
American Legion in Roberson
ville.
g Funeral services were conduct
i ed at the home Monday after- I
jrioon at 3:00 o'clock bV the Rev. j
j.T, M Perry, Christian minister
Robersonviile. Burial was in the
j Roebuck Cemetery near the home, j
The graveside rites were conduct- ;
led by the American Legion Post ■
I and included a color guard and I
firing squad composed of John'
Warren, Oscar Roberson, Alvin j
■ tr. .*... v/’fiiatr W’Wnmi i
; Ward, Lesicr Bunting, Guy
I Forbes, Phillip Keel, John Nel- j
Ison. Alvin Weiss and Norman
Wilkerson.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. '■
Rebecca Wynne Stalls: two sons,
. Floyd M. Stalls of the U. S. Army
i now stationed in California, and 1
James M. Stalls of Greenville:
four daughters, Mrs. Eli Stalls of
Everetts, Mrs. James Ottis Roe
buck of neas Robersonville. Eliza
beth and Doris Stalls of the home;
three brothers, Simon Stalls of
Greenville, Sam and Robert Stalls
j of near Robersonville. two sisters,
Jane Stalls of Robersonville, and
jMrs. Zeb Brown of near Robcr
Isonville. and eleven grandchil
I dren.
Extruding to Our Friends of Martin County
The Services of
Floor Crofters
HIGH-GRADE FLOOR
SANDING and FINISHING
Also Stork of
Floor Tile, Inlaid Linoleum
and Floor Coverings
We .shall be pleased to serve you and guarantee our
workmanship and services, and shall appreciate a por
tion of your patronage.
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Estimates Cheerfully (Aren On
Workmanship anti Materials
No Job Too Large or Too Small For Our
Experienced Men To Handle!
I'hone 644
• Futiene Crone
• J. C. Singleton
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Floor Crofters
Washington. N. C.
HIS THRONE DEPENDS ON ELECTION I
FORMER KING Leopold of Belgium strolls with his second wife, the
Countess De Rethy (left) and his daughter, Princess Josephine, at Nice,
France, where he is vacationing until Belgian voters determine whether
or not he will return to the throne. Observers declare his marriage to the
Countess, a commoner, in 1911, and his failure to oppose the Nazis
during the war will probably influence the election. (International)
People Have 170
Billions Saved
-o
An interesting survey tins been
made by the Institute of I.ife In
surance which shows that while
the savings of the people are in
creasing rapidly the value of the
dollar has decreased greatly.
Americans have now aeeutnu
1 lated $170,000,000,000 in savings,
and about 35,000,000 people are
covered by the Social Security
System for old age and survivors’
benefits. In the past few years, it
is stated, the people have learned
to save and have built up protec
tion for themselves for the years
to come. Such protection includes
life insurance and other voluntary
savings, also the Social Security
| System and the growing pension
I movement in private industry
I Nothing comparable existed in thi
t past, the institution said,
i However, it was pointed out
! that this has been offset to some
1 extent by the decrease in the
.value of the dollar. It the pur
chasing power of the dollar were
Tuesday, -U»«h ■ JAjt U A,. M
BEDSPREAD CLUB
B. S. COURTNEY & SON
Furniture Since 1914
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
Thursday, March 16 — 11 A. M.
MATTHEWS PACKING COMPANY
PARMELE, N. C.
Located off highway 64 between Robersonville and Bethel. Building approx. 60’ by 33’.
Approx, ten acres oi land. A cold storage rooms ir x 45' X 12 3 ’ insulated with 5" of fiber
glass. Toledo sausage mill. Defiance scale, Toledo meat saw, electric hoist. Hot and cold
running water. New building with all new e juipment in excellent condition.
Illness forces the present owner to dispose of this valuable and profitable business. A real
opportunity. TERMS: One third cash—balance in 1-2-3 years if desired.
LOTS AT AUCTION — THURSDAY — MARCH 16TH — 2 P. M.
ROBERSONVILLE, N. C.
Choice lots on North Maiu St., on hiRhwny to Cold Point.
FOR SALE: ATLANTIC REACH
Ducks Palace on the boardwalk adjoining men’s bath house. Modern equipment: Busiest
and most profitable business on the boardwalk. Building approx. 58' * 65*. Terms if de
sired. Shown by appointment.
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Tel. 3762
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— IF YOU HAVE LAND TO SELL SEE US!
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AUCTION MEANS ACTION
r\ UK ma>i >■> ii.v..
| Church will lie liparil as a part of tin
Sunday morning service, March 12
by the congregations of most of tin
nearly 8,0(70 parishes ami missions o
the F.pBcpfial Church. The Kt. Rev
erend Henry Knox Sherrill, 1’rcsidi'n;
ISisliop will speak over one of tin
largest radio networks ever arranged
and lie will lie heard by means o
radio reccir ing sets installed in tin
l churches. Bishop Sherrill’s addres
w ill he an appeal to episcopal Chord
members lo support a largely increase,
program of work in missions in thi
country and overseas, and in Kdrica
tion and Social Relation-. The addres
is timed for exactly 11:30, Sttitda;
morning, March 12.
The service will bo hoard ii
I this section over the Washingtoi
[radio station at 11:30 o’clock.
i!• i it* a■>}■>**&: n-a -'-r.riyfM
in the next fifty years as it dir
in the first half of the twentietl
| century, the effect on the people’
[savings and their security pro
grams would be chaotic, the insti
tute said. “With till its soundnes
as a currency, the dollar tnda;
will buy only a third us much a
j it did in 1000.”
Another important factor, tin
survey said, is that the life ex
nectancy at birth now is mon
| than sixty-seven years, wherea:
j in 1)00 it was les than fifty years
This means that millions of youni
people now' in the country’s labo
force can reasonably exper t to at
tain retirement age.
Word-Trademarks
On file in the sixth floor of the
Department of Commerce Build
ing are about 400,000 words
most of which are registered trad,
marks with the patent office ant
which, through special usage one
because of special combination
with other words, are accepted foi
registration as trademarks. “Sterl
! ing” is one of the words, and “As
jpirin” is another.
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