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Holiday Supping For Boys Overseas The Defense Department has announced that Christmas pack ages for men overseas should be mailed before November 15th hnc v.re.ed those sondiot rifts , i Fr’-s'e.Ts r,< .msi.? pi reel1' "O'/ -■ It win.' a bit. pi t roature. just as we are getting over summer, to speak of Christmas However, the Defense Depart _ m-'V n'j-Tt ! '•eotPiva"C.dat:ons_ on the basis of past experience, as tremendous distances are in volved in sending a parcel from the United States to Japan or Korea. There are also over 100. 000 Americans in Europe and ev en this number of parcels can eas ily cause a serious overloading of the mails if most of them are sent in a comparatively short period. * Thus, you are urged to get your Christmas shopping underway at the earliest convenient time, so that servicemen overseas will not be disappointed this Christmas. Mailing boxes should be of dou ble-faced corrugated cardboard, or box of comparable strength, and tied with strong cord. The loose end flaps should be sealed • ith gummed tape, and the con Reviews Work Of Highway Patrol Raleigh—The State Highway Patrol made 12,274 arrests in Au gust, inspected 123,70S) drivers' li censes, issued 10,144 warning tu-k ets and investigated 11.417 coni piliitlTs"”". Men of the patrol spent 14G.4I! hours on duty and traveled 1, 885,868 miles in the discharge of their duties. “They jr» snoot rt I .. S^ejto .yoaj. and weighed 636 trucks of which 138 were overloaded. Of the 12.274 arrests 11,165 were found guilty the patrol not ed. .Yen- Furs For (fit! Provided Ity Surgery Chicago.-—New ears, fashioned around a piece of cartilage, shap ed like a half moon, t<.ken from a joint of the knee, were described by the International College of Surgeons. The knee cartilage is ibtaint-d from knees lost trough amputations, or taken during sur gery to fix “trick” knees and kept frozen until needed tents should be of non-perishable variety, of course. Harrison Oil Co. a texamatic SERVICE JM pm •wr moo are specially trained te cam far year car's AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Drive in every 1,000 mile* for a fluid level check. Replace fluid every 29,000 mi ice (every 15,000 miles if you own a Ford, Mercury or Studebaker). Eojey safer, trouble-free car performance by letting our experts service your car's automatic transmission with Texaco Texamatic Fluid. m Albemarie Union Convention Held i In Church at Ball I j Vt ii-liinjilon I hiiirli I a li'iiiU 111 \ilaliou l ot I In Vlrriiiiy Oil .laiui.n \ < j The AJbt'irui 11 ■ Christian Mv I stonarv Union held its 2iith Con j volition at Bath last week. Thi goffer ai iti! i'.i o"1! ■- > r i |lor 1952 has boon, "Jesus Calls Us." President C N. Harnett ol Plymouth presided ov'-r the morn ing session. The host Past >r B)lli< Waters, was absent because of a recent death in his family. In liis absence the devotion was led by an active Layman of the church P. R. Kilby Words of welcome! were expressed by Mrs Wilton! Smith and the response by Mrs Frank Noble of Bldhaven. The ; minutes of the July meeting held at Panlego were read by John L ! Goff of Williamston, aftei which Miss Janice Kilby of Bath rendf ed a solo. Following the brief bus iness session Minister Harold L Tver delivered a message on the j subject, "Better Correlation of Bible School and Morning Wor ship," during which he empha sized that a problem exists and that this problem is evidenced by the crowded ( xits id the close of Sunday School hour by those who) are hurrying away from the! church instead of fellow sloping around the Lord’s Table and for the Sunday morning preaching service. He also emphasized that study and worship period is a great loss of spiritual power. Hi ble school is not an end within itself, but it is rather the teach- ; ing arm of the Church and a srr- ! vant of the Church and must not tend to take the place of the j church attendance At 11:55 Minister Wilbur Wal lace the new Pastor of Ih ■ Rob- H ersonville Christian Church, brought a me. oil the till me "Jesus Calls Us." Mr. Wallace. < emphasized the many channels January 7, 1953. Mrs. H. H Settle loot' i t :i i message in the form of tour ,f die Mission Build.ng in li.d. ... apolis. Mr. C. C. Wa:e. S-ate t Secretary, brought greetings from i and a report of Miss on Activities at Jacksonville. Mu re head City, Williamston and Camp Char t In the absence of Dr D. Ray 1„ nd ley. E. Leon Roebuck, trustee re I ported briefly on Atlantic Chris tian College. Thomas P. InabmeftM Thousands Violate Laws Of Highway —<«»— Raleigh Speeding convictions led the wa> again in Septembci the Department of Motor Ve na le leported today. Last month ' I .T’.'l J, .. . K ; «• 4 We , { ' n »•. ' < le ry» < > 4 . . «• . .• . !,:a ha -. so vcdilig tie -fr ... iiinit. Another 1.535 were convict ed for driving with no operator's permit, and 1.448 suffered penal •i.,r ri . a:, .... driving Miscellaneous violations, winch the Department reports regularly naeh month, are as follows: “ 854 faulty equipment (brakes, leering, etc.) 092 failing to stop for stop sign. 215 improper lights. 19!) improper passing. 142 failing to yield right-of-way. 110 following too closely. The total number of convic tions came to 9,610. An addition al 1,160 oul-of-state motorists brought the grand total for Sep temb-'r to 10,770 motorists found unity of traffic violations on North Carolina highways. of Wilson brought a message on the title, "Preparation of our Bible School Literature." Mr. A. W. Griffin who is state Viee l-V-cadent of the Christian Men's through which we received these marching orders from the Mas ter He ".aid among other things that there was little hope for the •nming of the Kingdom of God .mle s and until Lilywomen and Laymen are ready and willing to The afternoorf session was pre .'iiti'd over by E. Leon Roebuck, rice president. The time and Race committee consisting of 3aul Liverman. Columbia, How ird James, Elizabeth City and -\l am Roberson of Rebel sonville, vported invitations from Colum bia and from Washington. The Minvention voted to go to Wush ngton for the January meeting, rhis will be held in the First 1 Christian Church on Wednesday i fellowship leported on the C. M. j i1’. activities in the State and em-j ill: sized the annual State Fellow- j hip Meeting to bo held in Ral- j ngh tin November 13th. at which ; here is expected to be 350 or 400 nembers present. The convention voted to make i donation of S200.00 to the Camp aniline Building Fund. The ben clietion was pronounced by F. A .ill v in Washington. There were K churches represented and ap iroxunately 200 present. GEORGE BRINSON, NanEvill. -(a) 64_ -@70_ -(a; 70_ -@70__ -@ 70 __ 8 06.60 106.26 126.00 126.00 130.20 8838.01 $385.06 For The TOP DOLLAR Bring In A Load oi Your Tobacco Today. Plenty of Floor Space —- — — — A Sale Every Day! first sale on FRIDAY, October 10 TLESDAY, October 14 WEDNESDAY, October 15 SECOND SALE ON MONDAY, October 13 THURSDAY, October 16 Adkins and Bailey, Bed Front And Central Warehouses IN ROBERSONVILLE Are Boasting The HIGHEST PRICES Of The Season! Listed Below Are Copies Of Actual Sales Hade on Our Floors Recently RUFUS L. H ARRELL & MOORE. Bertie 6-@ 60_ _ ,8 8i.6(' 0-(a 70-___ |33,0(| 8-(a 70- 131.60 2-@ 70 120.10 0-(a 70 - 105.00 GEORGE FARRIER. Kinston ("; 08 ZT— Sl 74,08 - @ 70 _ 85.10 -@ 70 _ 203.00 @70_ 137.20 138_ _ (« 70 06.60 — 8571.00 1002 lbs. $606.28 A Sparkman Going To Rocky Monnl Rocky Mount—Plans are ir i high gear here to put on a rous ling welcome for Sen. John J | Sparkman of Alabama, Demo I eraUc vice-presidential candidate '-•R-hr.tr' hr~ hi iv/ga- ■te'.r;—i~frtpsA-gr.' -t? j'.Hubei i £. May oi Nashville j chairman of the Nash County De ! mocratk Executive Committee said *hat Sparkman w’U deiivei • i rtii\i. r ;.rooair.o ':ceAch, in rio Rocky Mount High School Aud itorium Tuesday night. Octobei 21. at 7:30 "This is the first time a vice presidential candidate has ever campaigned in this part of the State," May said, "and we plan to go all out to show the Senatoi that we are working for the big-! i gest Democratic majority in the t history of North Carolina.” 11 Sparkman’s visit to North Car olina takes on even more signif icance since no way has been worked out whereby Governor Stevenson, Democratic candidate for President, will be able to campaign in the State. —— •• ——1 —. £v r^jti Jr. ■ ■. r: .Tip, fed h» ri •••• Senator Sparkman, who will be accompanied by his wife, his dau ghter and four staff members. The Sparkman party will arrive ■at the Rooky,Miiijjit jijjjjjjr.t the,. \ afternoon before his speech and I wil ltravel to Atlanta from this State. The committe includes Rep. Harold D. Cooley, Supreme Court Justice Itimous T Valentine Fed j eral Judge Don Gilliam, L. H. Fountain, candidate for Congress Hundreds Losing Drivers' License -—«t— Raleigh—The Department of Motor vehicles .revoked the driv ing privileges of 816 North Caro lina motorists last month who were convicted of driving drunk. The September score <>l drunk U lVeiS IS partmentY monthly summary of violations requiring the surrender of drivers' licenses. Other convic tion.- . r: vied •-»* *«*/ *<tr *r~.. » ~ ~ from the Second DistricJ and \Villiam B. Harrison of Rocky Mount. President of the State Young Democrats Clubs. An eight-member Arrangements Committee is also working with May in mapping final plans for the Sparkman rally. ■ 140 for two case of driving drunk. 84 for speeding over 75 mph. 56 for two offenses of speeding lover 55 mph. 54 for driving after license re voked. 44 for reckless driving. ! 31 for larceny of automobile. 28 for transporting liquor. • -'ENv.-ring- -September 148 motor .pr-’e: Atimm financial responsibility and there- * bv lost their operator's permit. Another 21 were convicted in un satisfied Judgment cases and 12 ! yvere, convicted as hibituo! viola-. „ tors. The monthly total of revoca tions came to 1,228 and suspen sions to 554. The next major improvement is in soybeans is expected to be in 'disease resistant varieties. 0 Colonial brings you extra saving* on famous nationally, advertised foods as featured in the pages of Everywoman’s magazine . . . Aineriea's big gest nickel's worth of good reading! Every woman will want to stock up on these Every woman's “Red Tag" values. > NOW ON SALt! CANS 35C STEAKS l! s. COMMERCIAL—'BUDGET BEEF 79* PORTERHOUSE, T-BONE. SIRLOIN. Cl.I B. OK ROUND PORTERHOUSE, T-BONE OH CLUB STEAKS Jl El CHUCK BOAST MADE FRESH AMI SOLI) FRESH U S CHOICE COLONIAL PtlDf LI 1 U. S. CHOICE U. S. 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