"Louisa" Cast Is
Puzzling Reagan
When Shakespeare said. ‘ Wom
en are soft, mild, pityful and flex
ible” he did not have to reckon
with Spring Byington, Ruth Hus
sey or Piper Laurie.
These charming females, repre
senting the technique of three dif
ferent generations in handling
men, leaves a distinct impression
that they are neither soft, mild
nor pityful and flexible.
^ In Universal - International's
new comedy hit, “Louisa,” now
showing at the Viccar Theatre,
Men’s Dress and
(fork Shoes
For Less.
WILLARD'S SHOE SHOP
Miss Byington is a fascinating
grandmother involved in a ro
mantic triangle with Edmund
Gwcnn and Charles Coburn. Miss
Hussey is happily married in the
film to Ronald Reagan and Piper
Laurie, their teen-aged daughter,
idolizes a high school intellectual.
In real life they are symbols of
three different eras of increasing -
feminine independence.
Miss Byington, a product of the
drop-the-handkerchief era, still
believes that woman is subordi
nate to man: that, like the pea
cock, it is the male of the species
who must do the preening and
strutting while the female acts as
a supplement.
Advancing that psychology with
the next younger generation, Ruth
| Hussey believes that agreement
I with the man's ideas, no matter
how fantastic, is always the most
polite approach because the worn
an can always get around him at
I a more propitious moment.
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J. B. LEWIS Owners and Operators ALF FORBES
Upon the request of uur many buyers we are changing our live
stock sale from Fridays to Tuesdays, beginning Tuesday, Nov
ember 6. You will find that we have one of the best organized
I we’ll have the buyers. The following buyers plus many others I
I can usually be found on our sale. '
. New Bern Provision Co., Kobersonville Packing Company, i
I Greenville Packing Co., Washington Packing Co., Floyd Thomas |
I Market and Andrews Market of Bethel, White Stores, Native I
I Market. North Side Grocery and many other Greenville buy- I
I ers. We also have consignment buyers and a heavy farmer
trade. For plenty of competition and the top dollar bring us ,
I your next load of livestock. Sale starts promptly at 1 o'clock. |
I Plenty of good food to eat. I
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auction sales in North Carolina. You bring the livestock and
LEWIS STOCKYARD
Greenville, N. €.
SALE EVERY TUESDAY
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The Blue Cross
What does Blue Cross mean?
Many people have been asking
this question lately since the an
nouncement that The Hospital
Care Association of Durham w’ll
conduct a Blue Cross enrollment
in Martin County November 6 ‘o
11.
Everybody knows that. Blue
Cross is the voluntary non-ptofit
system for prepaying hospital,
surgical and maternity bills, but
few people know the stoiv b -hind
the Blue Cross itself.
In America and Canada, this
Blue Cross is synonymous with
the non-profit prepayment plan
for health protection. Although
thejdea that families can best pro
tect themselves against unexpect
ed hospital bills by paying a few
pennies a day in advance is rela
tively new, some of the elements
that make up the Blue Cross sym
bol have for hundreds of years
stood for protecting the sick and
aiding the unfortunate.
The Blue Cross shown here con
tains eight elements supported by
the classic Latin moto. Nisi Do
minus Frustra," which means
“Without God we can do nothing."
The Lorraine Cross which < x
tends through the center of the in
signia, has been the emblem of re
lief to the unforunate since me
dieval times.
The Maltese Cross, upper right
hand corner, became the emblem
of of the Knights of St. John oi
Jerusalem in 1092 A. D., and for
hundreds of years has been used
by the St. John Ambulance Ser
vice.
The Caducous (Wand of Mer
cury and Serpent of Aesculapiusi,
in the upper left hand corner, has
symbolized the healing art for
many thousands of years and is
used as the insignia of the Army
Medical Corps.
The Geneva, or Greek Cross, in
the lower left corner of the Blue
Cross insignia, is the international
emblem for the relief of the sick
and wounded. *
The fourth figure in the cross,
the Urn Lamp, is universally ac
cepted as symbolic of knowledge. |
It is the official emblem of the
Florence Nightingale Nurses. I
The American Eagle with!
spread wings symbolizes *hc Unit- \
ed States of America, and the ma-1
pie leaves represent the Dominion
of Canada, whose hospitals are al- !
filiated with the American lios ^
pital Association. *
Citizens of Martin County now I
have an opportunity to avail
themselves of the health protec
tion assured by Blue Cross by
joining The Hospital Care Associ
ation rluring the current -atri
paign.
Patients In The l
Martin Generalj
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The following were listed as |
patients in Martin General Hos
| pital here this morning:
i Mrs. Evan Willard of Williams- ,
‘ ton. Chief of Police John Roebuck, '
Mrs. James Moore of Williamston, j
I Mr. Jesse Martin of Jamesville,
Mrs. Archie Mizelle of Williams
ton, Mr. J. D. Ward, RFD 2. Wil
lianiston, Mrs. William White
! hurst of Oak City, Mrs. James A.
I Roberson, RFD I, Williamston,
j Mrs. Otho Willard of Williamston,
Miss Daisy Whitley and Mr. Rush
' Bondurant of Williamston, Mrs.
John Lilley and infant daughter
■of Williamston, Mrs Ellis G. Keel
and infant son of Everetts, Mrs.
Sherrill Gurganus and infant son
I of Williamston and Mrs. Jesse
| Roberson and infant son of Wil
liamston.
1 Colored: Doris Everett, Mary
Ruffin, Alice Bagley, Ellen Ryan,
land Ethel Woolard and infant
I daughter. _
TOBACCO SCRAP
WANTED
Attention Farmers: Well pay extra premium for
all scrap that lias been cleaned of all strings and
foreign matter.
W. L Skinner And Co.
»
CAM) OF THANKS
I want to sincerely thank all of j
iur neighbors and friends for I
very act of kindness shown usj
luring my stay in the Tayloe Hos- I
lital and I want to thank each and |
veryone for the beautiful cards,
ettcrs. flowers and visits. They •
neant so much to me. I ..iso want j
o thank the doctors and nurses >
or all they did for me. they were1
o n.ice. May God Bless everyone1
s my prayer.
Lucy Griffin.
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to express to my
riends and neighbors by heart-'
elt thanks for the many fine* j
hings they did for my father dur- j
ng his final illness and for my
nother and sister after my fath
t‘s passing. It was cheering to
ne, being a long way from home,!
o find that mv friends were so
oyal and helpful.
Herman Crawford.
CARD OF THANKS
I will take this means of thank- i
ng my many friends for the nice |
lowers and cards they sent me I
luring my stay in Brown's Hos- j
utal, also for the visits and pray
ts. I especially want to thank
Dr. Brown and his fine staff of
lurses for being so good and kind)
o me. May the Lord bloss you all.
Vester Coltrain.
Austin^Nichols
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NOTICE
North Carolina. Martin Countv
In The Superior Court
Lorraine Dicken vs. James Dicken
The defendant above named
will take notice that an action en
titled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of
Martin County, N. C.. to secure an
absolute divorce based upon two
years separation and the defend- !
ant will take notice that he is re
quired to appear before the Clerk
of Superior Court of Martin Conn- j
iv at his office in Williamston, N.
C.. on the 4th day of December,
1950, or within 20 days thereafter
and answer or demur to the com
plaint. in said action, or the plain
tiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in said complaint.
The defendant above named
w ill also take notice that in the I
above entitled, action the plaintiff I
has filed an application to be;
awarded the legal care, custody, j
tuition and maintenance* of the
minor children, Charles Dicken 1
and James Dicken, born to the I
marriage between the plaintiff
and the defendant. The said de
fendant will further take notice 1
that the plaintiff w ill apply before
the Judge holding the March
Term 1951 of the Martin County
Superior Court, on the 22nd dav
of March. 1951, at 10 o'clock A. M„
for an order giving the plaintiff
the legal care, custody, tuition and
maintenance of the minor chi id
ron. Charles Dieken and James
I lirken
Tliis the 3rd day of November,
1 !»50.
L. H. Wynne,
Clerk of Superior Court of
Martin Counts
no 7-14-21-28
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that un
der and by virtue of a judgment
and order of the Superior Court
of Martin County entered on the
fith da>’ of November 1930 in that
certain Special Proceedings en
titled. “Daniel Peel and wife, Rose
Peel and others vs. Abram Peel
and wife Ethel Peel and Ralph
Peel and wife. Gladys Peel, the
undersigned Commissioners will
on Thursday the 7th day of De
cember 1950 at 12 o'clock M. in
front of the Courthouse Door of
Martin County at Williamston, N.
C., offer for sale, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described real estate, to
wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land
m Griffins Township, Martin
Now Is The Time
to go to
COURTNEY’S
For
FURNITURE
L'ounty, North Carolina, bounded
>n the South by the Smithwirk
i- reek Hard Surfaced Road; on the
West by the lands of Cl Peel;
>n the North by Smithwick’s
■reek and on the East bv the 11
IV Peel Home Place, and contain
ing SEVEN PY-KIVE (75) ACRES,
more or less, excepting the Peel
Eamilv Grave Yard and the right
if ingress and egress to and from
same.
The la.it and highest bidder at
said sale will be required to de
posit the amount of ten percent of
said highest bid to show good
faith.
i ms the dth dav of November,
19.50.
Hugh G. Horton,
Charles H. Manning,
Commissioners.
Hugh G. Horton, Attorney
no 7-14-21-28
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NOTICE!
1950 TAXES ARE
NOW PAYABLE
AT PAR
Pay Now Before
Interest Is Added
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M. L. PEEL
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Martin County Tax Collector
Your Car Deserves The Best!
. . . And (lint's what
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