County Clubs In
Achievement Day
The Tvvelth Annual Hume Dem
onstration Club Counly Achieve
ment Day Prut;ram was held last
Friday in the Oak City Colored
School, with Oak City Home Dem
onstration Club hostess to the
county group. Mrs. Mayo Jones.
'County Council President, presid
ed. The high light of the program
was a ceremony presenting the
County Council's United Nations
Flag by Herbert Jones, Burnell |
Close, I.ethil Jones, and Shirley j
Burnett. Oak City 4-11 Club mem- j
hers. Points emphasized were the
Meaning of the United Nations; 1
adopting the United Nations Flag;
| Purpose of the United Nations.
Club
M PROOF
CENTURY
Club
STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISHT
NATIONAL DISTILLERS PROD. CORP„ NEW YORK. N. Y.
PRIDE ...
Thill's iis ami Hull's you!
\\ '«**r<* promt of our Ion** lisl
of satisfied depositor* - anil
our depositors are proud ol
the feeling of security they
derive from a steadily grow
ing saving* ueeoiml.
Guaranty Bank &
Trust Company
Gale Storm, after a relentless search, finds her sister's missing bahy
in Universal-International’s hard-hitting documentary “Abandoned,”
and thanks Dennis O'Keefe, a crusading newspaper reporter, for his1
assistance. Jeff Chandler, the district attorney, looks on benignly.!
The picture is showing Tuesday and Wednesday at the Marco Theatre.
! The United Nations’ Code was giv
en by the Home Agent.
Mildred Jones, R N., Depart- 1
ment of fcounty Health, gave the
main speech using the County
theme - "Building Tomorrow's!
World Today,” giving health hab
its and cleanliness as main fac
i tors in building lives.
Mary S. Gray presented facts,
on the proposed County Library
and complimented the members
on the fine exhibits displayed. Tin
exhibits on this occasion were an
i outgrowth of a county-wide con
1 venient kitchen project. Each club
exhibited its best articles made,
arranged or bought for their con
! venient kitchen during the year.
Among the home-made articles
wen*: stool. Gold Point; towel
rack and cannister set made from
coffee cans, Hassell Club; Fork
and spoon rack, Parmele Club;
hook rug, crochet dish cloths and
embroidered tea towels, Mt. Pil
grim Club; crochet pot holders.
Oak City Club; Back Swamp and
Hassell Clubs; apron, Parmele
Club; wood box, Back Swamp
Club, and one each of every can
ned product, including vegetables,
fruits, pickles, meat, green pro-I
ducts: green and string beans,
Bethlehem Club; peas, Mt Pil
grim Club, and yellow turnips,
Hassell Club
Other convenient articles in the
kitchen were toast master; perco
lator, presure pan; hot water
Your Car Deserves The Besi!
. . . And that’s what
it will Kid right here!
Regular cheek on radi
ator, battery, oil, tires
at no e\tra charge!
AUTOS TIIKIVR
on oi k si'Kvm:!
Sinclair Service Station
GIVES YOU MORE
FOR YOUR MONEY!
| FORD ]
DEALER’S '
USID CARS
AND
TRUCKS
u s VL ? °* w* ^
®eaur’s
it's th« nowost, biggest thing yet in tho
used cor and truck field . . the value
protection you get trading at your
Friendly Ford Dealer's.
We've got the biggest assortment in
yours to choose from. And you’ll find
that prices are downright low. Thoy'vo
got to bo. becauso we have to keep used
cars and trucks moving to make room
for more trade-ins on/those wonderful
new 1950 Fordsl
■ICONDITIONKD
Ford A-l used cars and trucks arc sold to you
only after having been checked and rechecked
from bumper to bumper. They're thoroughly
gone over by our own Ford trained Mechanic
- the best mechanics in town!
VALIM
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No matter what the mal e, model, or year of the
A 1 used car or truck you buy yuu can be sure
of gettmf an A-l value all along the way in
dependability, long life and appearance.
Our A-l used cars and trucks have what it takes
.0 give you miles and miles of carefree oper
ation. with safety und economy. And our repu
tation rides with every one we sell.
DIAL.
We honestly believe —and think you will too
--that dollar tor dollar, you'll get the best
possible deal, in an A-l used car or truck,
liberal trade ms, easy terms. Came in and
look over our wide selection.
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BE SURE BE 4-1 SURE!
'Officers Busy
In ABC Round-up
ABC Enforcement Officers J. II. j
Roebuck and Hov l’eel had a busy
time last week-etui rounding tip j
dlieit liquor manufacturing equip
merit.
Last Friday Stcy wiOCKert ;r 100- i
gallon copper kettle, four 50-gal-|
Ion fermenters and poured out
150 gallons of mash in the Dar
dens section of Jamesville Town
ship
That afternoon they w recked a
pitcher, roasters, flying pans, pots,
kitchen table set for breakfast,
complete for four persons, flower
arrangements, Black Sw amp Club.
The electin' range and cabinets
were used by courtesy of Mr. Joe
Bunting, Oak City merchant.
plant in Griffins Township, equip- J
pod with two 200-gallon capacity 1
submarine type stills, a 50-gallon ;
doubler and a 200-gallon cooling
box They wrecked sixteen 50
gallon and one -100 gallon fermen
ters and pouted out 1,200 gallons
of mash.*
Accompanied b\ representatives]
from Pit! founts, the two officers 1
wrecked a plant in Hobersonville
Township early Saturday. The
plant was equipped ss ith a crude
50-gallon oil drum still and three
50-gallon fermenters. Going front
there to Bear Grass, the officers
wrecked a 50 gallon submarine
type still and poured out 200 gal
lons of mash.
Remember the busiest man is
the happiest man
Kill all the time you wish but
lie sure it is your own
Tip to motorists Say it with
brakes anti save the flowers
Recovering From
Accident Injur)
Mr. Wallace TarkinRton is in
Minim Cleneral Hospital recover- |
11ill from slight injuries receiveil
in .t freak accident last Friday af
ternoon
Operator of the Williamston
Treating plant, Mr Tarington was
helping unload a truck of creo
sote He pulled a barrell over and
as he started to step out of the
way his foot got caught in a rope,
throwing him under the falling
barrel "1 braced myself for the
fall and possibly saved myself."
Mr Tarkington said However, he
suffered severe bruises and will
likely continue in the hospital the
remainder of this week and pos
siblv longer.
Suffers Bad Hand
Injury Yesterday
Manipulating a rip saw in her
husbands cabinet shop several
miles from here on the Washing
ton Highway yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. Otto- Coltrain got her right
hand in the saw. She lost part of
the index finger and others were
badly cut.
Stic was removed to a local hos
pital for an operation and treat
ment.. last reports stating that she
was getting along as well as could
he expected.
Wldskev and poison ivy have a
lot in common either one will
get you unless given a wide berth.
People who are out for all they
can get are soon in for it.
For fall car care that gives you MORE
Stop at your Happy Motoring Store!
MOTORISTS look for More Hum just
gasoline when they stop at a modern
service station. That's why Esso Deal
ers aim to give you More in quality
products, in car services, in driving
conveniences. So make it a habit to
stoj) at the Esso Sign and enjoy the
benefits of "one-st*>p" service.
LEARN fOR YOURSELF why more motorists
buy Esso Extra than any other premium
gasoline in the area served by Ehho Ueal
0,s. Kor "Extra" power and long milt age,
try a tankful today!
RUGGED ATLAS GRIP
SAFE TIRES ;in<l Allas
Heavy_I) 111 v Hat
l ei lea t lint exceed
K A K standards
;; wavs, noth barked
by Warranty.
ESSO MOTOR
CLEANER H a V e
deuler mid it when
lie ehimgeH the oil,
Hulpe remove power
robblnK Kludge . . .
boogie uHiciency !
/*CWf W M/WER DRMMS/
Change Now...
to tin* winter-grade oil that saves
you dollars! . Helps do away with |
that “add - a - quart ” expense! "
Ii'sso KXTKA delivers longermileage
per cpiart . . keeps its lubricating
body better than any other oil!
Ii's extra fast-flowing to protect
i vital parts during cold-engine start
ups. No wonder motorists everywhere
an* talking about this gr eat produet!
COMPLETE ESSO DEALER LUBRICATION
include*! an many as H sp^ciulind Ksso
Lubricants, plus a tborough check up
of tires, lights, battery, wipers. Also pro
tect your radiator with lasting Atlas
PlfiriMA-dllAKD Anti-Free/e
Yes,you get something More
at your Happy Motoring Store!
COM t*50. ESSO INC,
SEE YOUR NEARBY ESSO DEALER
an iiiil(‘|i<‘iul«Mil merchant
niyrr in iervi* ymir motoring needs
Baker Oil Co., Distributors
ESSO DEALERS SERVED BY US ARE—
A. C. Bailey's Garage, RFD 3, Williamston, N. C.
W. H. Bond, RFD, Windsor, N. C.
Maurice Brown, RFD, Jamesville. N. C.
H. B. Bowen, Robersonville, N. C.
R. J. Corey, RFD No. 1, Williamslon. N. C.
J. S. Crandall, Robersonville, N. C.
H. L. Daniels, Williamston, N. C.
L. R. Donaldson, Williamston, N. C.
C. O. Edwards, RFD NO. 3, Williamston. N. C.
J. R. Gordon, RFD No. 3, Williamston, N. C.
D. L. Hardy, RFD No. 3, Williamston, N. C.
R. J. Hardison. RFD No. 1, Williamslon, N. C.
Mrs. Timpie Keel. RFD No. 3, Williamston. N. C.
J. Eason Eilley, RFD No. 1, Williamston, N. C.
H. J. Manning, RFD No. 1, Williamston, N. C.
Johnnie Mobley, Everetts, N. C.
W. W. Mobley, RFD. Williamston. N. C.
J. Leman Mobley. Cross Roads. Williamston, N. C.
Robert Ormand, Williamston." N. C.
Oak City Esso Service, Oak City, N. C.
R. D. Perry, RFD No. 1. Williamston. N. C.
t). C. Peel, Everetts, N. C.
A. R. (Red) Roberson, Jamesville, N. C.
G. L. Roberson, Williamston. N. C. £
N. T. Roberson, RFD No. 1, Williamston. N. C.
Roanoke Chevrolet Co., Williamston, N. C.
D. L .Roberson, Williamston. N. C.
Rodgers Esso Service. RFD 2. Williamston, N. C.
J. R. and H. A. Pierce, RFD 2. Williamston, N. C.
W. S. Smith. Windsor. N. C.
East End Esso Service, Robersonviile. N. C.
L. F. Stokes, Hamilton, N. C.
H. B. Ward, RFD No. 2. Williamston. N. C.
Williford Brothers. Windsor. N. C.