List Contributors
To Red Cross Roll
Call Drive So Far
Majority Contributors Have
Been Reported But Still
Others To Come
Workers handed to the Beacon
this week an additional list of con
tributors to the Red Cross during the
annual roll call campaign that is
about concluded in the county. This
list is still not complete and other ac
knowledgements will be made next
week.
Plymouth: Mrs. R. H. Lucas. Mrs.
O. A. Marrow. Annie James. L. W.
Zeigler. W. S. Moore. W. L. Whitley,
O L. Hardwick. Ray Kimbrough, Mrs
J. L. Shugar, Mrs. A. L. Jackson. Mrs.
Z. V. Norman, Mrs. Harry Chopick.
Mrs. Bosie Horton. J. J. Rogers, R. J.
Alexander. R. S. Browning, Mrs L.
M. Adler. Emily Brinkley, Mrs. Hal
Williford, T. A. Stubbs, Mrs. S. R.
Bowen. Mrs. E. L. Owens. J. M. John
son, Dr. E. W. Furgurson, Mrs. J.
Lloyd Horton, Mrs. P. B. Bateman,
J. S. Norman, Mrs. Velma C. Sim
mons, Mrs. V. B. Coulter, Mrs. E. B
Arps, Mrs. W. R. White, Mrs. Claud
Norman, Mrs. E. W. Harrison,, Mrs.
C. J. Berry,, Mrs. Lester Crofton, Mrs.
Clyde Hardison. Mrs. E. E. Harrell.
Mrs. J. H. Edmondson, Mrs. Leroy
Bateman, Miss Nancy Bateman, Mrs.
Bill Darden. F. E. Noble, W. C. Ches
son. Mrs. George Harrison, Mrs. Wil
bur Swain. Mrs. C. A. Cratch, Mrs.
N. G. Norman, Mrs. Roy Swain. Mrs.
Will Sexton, Mrs. Je Reid, Mrs. J. W.
Marrow. Mrs. Bonnie Coburn. Mrs.
Colon Gurkin, Harry Adams. J. L.
Lowell, H. L. Benton. W. J. Land
grab, Cottie May Price Roberta Spen
cer, Corinne S. Austin, Margaret
Peele, T. W. Earle, Ray H. Mills, C.
C. Parker. J. H. Newkirk, Guy Brown,
C. F. Swain, Claud Jones, jr., J. D.
Cruickshank, Linwood Modlin, A. G.
Pinkham. Martha Booth, Mary F.
Coley. Marguerite Rohr, Clara Um
barger, Beulah Bickerstaff, Charles
Trimble, Eugene Smithson, David
Craddock. Leon Phillips, L. M. Moony
W. J. Skiles, W. H. Trammell, Leslie
Manning. Harry Chopick, L. J. Bruf
fy, G. R. McCombs, Bennie Styons,
Royal Crofton. J. S. Young. W. H.
Gregory, J. L. Eason, W. O. Kelly,
A. Kelly, Sam Lucas, Carl Wynne.
t • • •
IF YOU HAVE A RADIO
Then you can still choose your gifts
from among these useful and practical
items: Toasters, Mixers, Coffee Makers,
a Magic Chef Range, Washing Machine,
Vacuum Cleaner, Coleman Heaters, Elec
tric Iron, Waffle Iron, Frigidaire, Elec
tric and Oil Water Heaters, and many
other items for the practical person with
a sentimental side.
C. E. AYERS
DEALER PLYMOUTH, N. C.
ATTENTION FARMERS
All those wishing to plant cucumbers next
year are urged to see us at the C. C. Lang & Son,
Inc., plant on Brinkley Avenue, Plymouth, and
arrange for the number of acres you wish to
plant during the 1942 season.
The cucumbers will be machine-graded,
and prices will be higher than they were this
season. Cucumbers will he harvested at a time
to provide needed cash for the growers.
Contracts May Also Be Obtained at Blount's Hdw. Store
C. C. Lang & Son, Inc.
BRINKLEY AVENUE PLANT PLYMOUTH, N. C.|
Gifts of Every Description
Novelty or Practical
Gifts Attractively Boxed and Wrapped
y S/ve yeori of lasting pleasure
' to everyone in the family
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wave and American reception
with automatic tuning and
Radiorgan Master Control.
14-in. Concert Grand Speaker,
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veneers.
Eats His Way Into
United States Navy
Paul Fritz, 22 years old actually
ate his way into the Navy recently.
When told by the recruiting officer
that he was six pounds under the
required 156 pounds for his height.
Fritz was downcast, but no more so
than the recruiting officer because
6-foot 2-inch had passedd all other
requirements with flying colors.
Fritz pondered his plight for a few
minutes, beamed with an idea and
vanished. The recruiting officer was
astonished an hour later when Fritz
returned hopefully and said. ‘Try
me now.”
He tipped the scales at exactly 156
pounds. How did he do it? By eat
ing six bananas, a pound of beef
steak, six slices of bread, several
large potatoes, a couple of desserts
and a gallon of water!
As he departed for the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station. Fritz re
marked. "I don't believe I’ll be able
to eat a thing—before supper.”
Maskell Ewing. S. R. Brown, Tom
Johnston, Leslie D. Highsmith. J. D.
Miller, Abner Sawyer, James Dotson,
Vernon Davis, B. F. Baker, P. B. Ser
ena. E. J. Johns. W. J. Gurganus,
David McClung, Mrs. A. R. Meadows,
Mrs. J. F. Keyes. Mrs. Walter Clark.
Mrs. J. E. Maples, Mrs. Lee Curry,
Mrs. D W. Chism, Mrs. L. O. West,
Mrs. Harry Gray, Mrs. L .J. Meunier,
jr., Mrs. M. J. Cary. Mrs, M. J. Polk.
Mrs. A. D. Simpson, Mrs. W. S.
Townsend, Mrs. J. D. Daily, Mrs. S.
E. Nestor. Mrs. L. A. Larkin, Mrs. F.
M. McCombs, Mrs. E. A. Harper, S.
Mollohan. Mrs. E. F. Still, E. H.
Browning. Paul Humphrey, Vance
Satterthwaite, Hardin Britt, Mrs. E.
[ R. Harrison, Mrs. A. D. Basinger,
Mrs. W. A. Davidson. Mrs. R. E. Dun
ning, Mrs. Lyman Mayo, M. L. No
bles, Mrs. S. P. Garrett, Mrs. D. A.
Basinger. Dr. S. V. Lewis, Mrs. S. V.
Lewis. Hilda Eaker, Ruth McLemore,
Ella Harper, Molly Edgerton. Irene
Dixon, Frances Turnage, Mrs. P. H.
Darden, Marian Allen, Mrs. George
Barden, Mrs. Harry Gurkin, Mrs.
Katherine Harrison, J. E. Davenport,
Mrs. W. E. Waters, Ethel Perry, Nel
lie Tarkenton, Katherine Hrandon,
Mis. J. B. Duck, Mrs. Stuart Darden,
Ronald Tetterton, Olga Gardner, G.
L. Hays, R. W. Johnston, Julian Ray
ner, Emily Waters, Plymouth Oil Co.,
S. D. Davis, H. H, Jones, Mrs. W. C.
Jones, Mary Gardner, House Chevro-,
let Company., Seth Davis, Ernest
James, John W. Darden, Maurice
Smith, Eddie Getsinger, Harold Brinn
Mrs. James Smith, Joe Arps, Shep
Brinkley, Satrtertwaite, Ino„ W. J.
Joyner, Dr. T. L. Bray, Standard
Service Station, Robert Trotman,
Plymouth Clinic, Mrs. Myrtle Peele,
Mrs. J. M. Arps, Ethel Arps, Horner’s
Funeral Home, Mrs. John R. Wil
liams, Mrs. E. B. Jones, Mrs. L. L.
Basnight, Mrs. Lew Sawyers, J. R.
Carr, Rose's 5 & 10, A. E. Davenport,
L. W. Tetterton, Joe Crowder, Eliza
beth Tetterton, Justin Woolard, A.
J. Riddle, Scherr Store, P. W. Brown,
Abe Adler, Womble Drug Store, Ag
nes Davis, D. J. Brinkley, J. B. Ed
mondson.
Wenona: Mrs. Glennie Furbee, Mrs.
Walter Allen, Mrs. Carlos Manning,
Lewis Blake, J. L. Rea, Mrs. R. W.
Collins, Stewart Harris, Dr. H. Bos
well, Mrs. Carl Heyner, Mrs. F. I.
Hartung, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Furbee,
H. J. Furbee, Glenn B. Furbee, Ger
ald Furbee, Harley G. Furbee, Mrs.
N. Rosenthal, Mrs, T. H. Rosenthal.
Roper: D. E. Poole, Mrs. Essie Las
siter, Mrs. W. A. Blount, W. A.
Blount, Miss Ida Peacock, H. L. Lew
is, Fiank Wilson, Mrs. Frank Wilson,
Joe Nororiah, Warner Burch, Mrs.
Leon Brady, Mrs. John Chesson, Miss
Agnes Brite, Miss Madeline Daven
port, Mrs. R. C. Peacock, Miss Emily
Ryburn, Miss Ruby Braxton, Miss
Evelyn Bazemore, Miss Florence Far
less, Miss Mildred Davis, G. L. Busby,
Miss Faison Charlton, Miss Juanita
O’Brien, G. G. Gaylord, Herman
Hooker, Mrs. Mary, Dixon, L. E. Has
sell, Mrs. L. E. Hassertl, Mrs. Isa
Johnston, Mrs. J. A. Highsmith.