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aipECXIEaH PERSONALS. ABOUT
, t Ptsof Z33JirMcs. Jamganmson. fc-orresoongem
p ut OwM'flSllipent
; eiil'Wtth W lister Mrs.
'A.,tyiUams is y (siting re
in Fredrtckburg. V. f. -t
l.Bftnson, spent Friday
HojW graDdson. J. 8..
stiidjt, iwiljunlflton col
, returned with ; her for. the
. end" iwSJhiVtfsrenti Mr. and
A. . King. , . .
JV AUusihs. Mrs. R L.
.Mrt. C, R. lewis and Mrs.
1 iunfiW aitedded Episcopal
utioa . .in; , Morshead City
'"y-r"'.' f - '
ong the Presbyterians attend
Presbyterial in Clinton Thurs
. . . . '
day were.' Mrs. A. P. Cates, Mrsi ' Mrs. Frank Boyette,
G if. Case- Mrw w..,t. Fertrtns;
Mrs. N. K. Oatea, Mrs Eva Eager-
ton, Mrs T. H. Latham. Mrs. C. D!
Lee, Mrs. J. . X. Morton, M D,
Newton, Mrs. W. T. Hines and Mrs
If. C. Mangum. 5 .
Mrs. 'Joseph King returned home
Friday from Wayne Memorial Hos
pltal in Goldsboro. j
Mrs. H. L. Hoey entertatr.eU . the
''Chatter Club" at her home Thurs
day afternoon.
Methodists attending the Christ
ton Workers School in Warsaw were
the Rev. and Mrs. B. R. McCullem
Mr. and Mrs. Norman' Ellis. Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald McGowan, Mrs
Joe Hollingsworth. Mrs. A. F. Rec
tor. Mrs. Emma H. Williams, ana
' TEAM UP
CMApKS
NEW
LEMON-LIME
DRINK
8 PACK CARTON
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RAVAGANZA SALE
I ' jtoCWSJag: Out Our Suk-Teen Department
. ,ALlTNEW
it ' Mrs. James Faison- is visiting her
daughter Mrs. W: H. Hawley and
family, hi High, oinfc '
Mr. ahd Mrs. M. C: Bowden spent
Sunday with' their"' daughter Mrs.
Boyd Wilsonri and family! nYBUriWg'1
toTK; v " " f, i
Mrs. A." V; Holliday of Richmond
visited The H. S.. Precytht'S Fn
day."- ' . ' " w
- Dr: Bntf Mrs. ' Aubrey Webb of
Portsmauth Va. apentith weete end
with Dr? andrMrs. E."PMaylor Dr.-
and Mrs. Hugh Powell and faimlyri
of- Rose Hill and- Dr. and" Mrs; Dan
Moncoi of Raleigh 'were the: guests
Sunday of Dr. "and Mrs:, Taylor.'
Mrs. Frank Bvrd of'Franklnf. Va.
3s the guest over the week end of
vlrs. H. C. Precythe.
Mrs. N. K. Gates spent the week
end with her sister Mrs. Jack BIuss
in Wilmington. .- , ' ' v'
Mrs. C. D. Lee and Mrs. H. L,
Hoey:; were the luncheon guests of
Mrs, Robot Fit- and family in
Ealeigh,, Monday. ,
Chu&h, Meetings
The" Evening "Cirda oh the" W &
C. S. of ttie Methodist Church'met
Tuesday-night in the home of Mrs.
Jimmy Linasayt" with Mrs.' Emma
Bailey assistant. iiostass: Mrs. Leon
Sutton, presided, ?vpr the meeting.
The program on "Our Greatest Mis
sitrv Field" was presented, by. Mrs.
Lindsay. Mrs. Bailey Mrs. Joe Hol
lingsworth. and' Mrs. Edna Lewis.
The women, of the Presbyterian
Bloodhound
; Protectors
11
3d As Wildlife
North Carolina
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Refuge manager Jimmy Goodson follows a bloodhound straining
at the leash On atrail through Santeetlah Cooperative Wildlife Man
agement Area The heavydog ictually pulls his handler along when
moving uphill or through dense brush'. - " ' ' ' '
Wildlife Coirimission plioto by i Jim Lee
FOR SAIF
icrewworm Fly Threat Looms For II. C.
Cattle; Keep Close Vatch On All Cattle
f I. It i 'i . , k - : - '. t V: ! l I
il J":-- wmmmmmmmtkmtmtimmmmmtimm- Lumber. Mouldibe, uld inspect their animals closely for
i' I -Air Sale Find!- pipe Georgia and Tennessee.
A If - ' , . - ' . The screwworm -can cause death
I t 4 . Flaster, KOCk Lata, dr serious Illness of livestock. It
j CaSn Only Sheetrock, Mortar, lays maggots in open wounds on
,U.' .Brick, Cement . livestock.- " , '
'V TU 1 Tf Urin BIock,"Paint And charchr met at the church Monday
P Builders Hardware afternoon. Mrs. A: PtCates. preside
, y-.nr. r,v GUTTER, TERRA COTTA ed over the business ; Miss, Ellra-.
And beth Hicks gave the Devotibnat Tha-
j program was given by Mrs. W, C,
r' Th Teen Shop 7 I TADTFD Cates aDd Mra-Wi T
' ,,Kr ,,VAwVrr LJ.AAIILK Perkins attended the Executive
I - , Hanover Center - (Meander Drive -nM 1.11
, f I ,,1, - - - S-OfJIll' - Mrs. Cates was Installed orThurs:
it' Js . w:i,!i,rt W f ft . day as chairman of the VI. blstriota
' j " Wilmington WvfL V WALLACE, N. C ms. Perkins will be Mrs. Cates'
t . ,-:.; -.'., WiyTr' .:' , Cg-Chairman.
k L U' )tt0i00wn'
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1 ti ' -,iu till- V" r::'?:''.'f'v-'":'y .v - -i i-?n v'VC -;.; ....
l " " 'J 1 V ONLY ABOUT StBO A MONTNL k
'' " r Ara om aviao uwar t 1
' " s n a family of raun.yy:
Hit k t!e.wa7 lo (fry.ydnf rfofKet ar!r lSy niora!nA
5 Or at nlgliLtoo.for dial matter BeciuM aa eleoria dryef Ja
aoinrjetelr aatomadv Whe n jobY dona It aft seli.oif.
:' nn't nnt Tiava rm thrA- ' . i: ! S!
; WUla yon ittendt Ae P.XA. or.do faBr tSopplnft tfa ;
electric dryer will gently tumble youf coth to ajjfrVgb, "fluffy . : V
. finish.; You'll lore th way ererythuif feela ao:iof meH
' o freahV iUyi so clean. Thata because, electrla dijtr, lii. , ;
jouk electric light, ia flameleaa, fameleaa, completely itttr ot r
-. soot and smoke. . ; .'.; . ' "' '' vv s
, Want to end thoso wrestling matches wra dripping elodea ' "
lines?, Tnen visit a nearbj electric appliance dealeiy Askjiiiil
about a nameless electric dryer tba hortert, cieane
line intta world. ;; v j a :- : :'. ,; .( , T :, r."
r
jT-0'.cnei, Uxpayin, pul'.x utility company
We've had little trouble with the
screwworm in North Carolina, but
livestock producers should keep a
sharp,. lookout for if," says- Jack
Kelley;- who: heads Animals ' Hus
bandry Extension at North' Carolina
State College. . . l
: George D, Jones head., of Ento
mology Extension,' left for; Western
North? Carolina yestef day. He plan
ned to check- with county agricultur
al' aVents' and livestock producers
io -theCarea, bordering Tennessee
and ,Georgia on the chalices, of in
festation there. . i?,
- North Carolina last had a few ser
ious -outbreaks of screwworms in
isolated counties during the late
Forties.
,One factor that keeps North f.ar
oliga out of screwworm trouble is
mat'lt gbtsTtoo cold, usually, in the
state for the maggots to survive (he
winter. . '
Control officials in Washington
urge producers to:
i: Inspect livestock thoroughly
and often until cold weather. ', '
2. Place ten magRots. from an Tn
fested.wour' in alcohol or water
and" notify the county agent. - '
3. "Treat .all wounds with EQ-335
at least pnee a .week.
4. Treat jfrorn 'moving' animals
until they've be?n , inspected and
wounds treated.v ; ' .
3: Notify county agent at destina
tion if -they' move animals into the
southern parts of Georgia," Alabama
and South Carolfna-or any part of
Florida. . - ' :; ,. ' ., .ft-
- jScrewworm was a. major problem
in Florida and., some otner soum
eastern' states until a ' few years
aeo. Scientists of the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture eradicated the-
fly Jby atomic sterilization of males.
ptUttUd,.
lOSTON LOS ANGELES.
LONDON
Trit AlAStlT1 ft'
. . , T r.-"f -v.'
Accurate '
Complete
' Imx-tleael Hwrs CiWH
V ChrhHon Selo Monitor . , K
' OrwNsrwcy S "ton 15, Mart. ...
"ini your. ;iwpapr for m .
'ChKlwd. nIOM And ""C "
6 month fit D mmttu f5J0
::-r-.Art'
.v Rinnritiminriit uitvt nn North Caro
lina's wildlite refuges have been
used for such varied tashs-as track
ingV'dewn ' 'escaped convicts and
finding" lost hikers; according to an
aftiola- appearing in the November
issue of WildUfe in North Carolina.'
John Oberheu, a wildltfe refuge sup
erVlBOw for' the- Nv C. Wildlife-: Ke
siurceS Commission, ' reveals' the
keen-nosed ' hpund's importance tn
wildlife law enforcement in the com
mission" monthly m3gazin7:"!v '
'doerheo-', who lives in Ashe'ville,
relates the story of Susie, a blood
hoHrtcVwhof trailed i suspected ang
lef bach to where he had hidden 53
trout In a ditch., Daily limit is 10,
and the 'fisherman was convicted of
eceedih tlie creel limit- because
of Susie's ''Canine- detective ability.
'The- refuge supervisor writes that
the MMdheuhoV is the only da
whose testimony is accepted r in
court. Bloodhounds ' originated in
England,4he says, but were develop;
ed to greatest usefulness in ' the
United States. j : "
.The commission's bloodhounds
are used tor more than law enfor
cement. An elderly hiker, lost from
his. car for more than half, a day,
was found at midnight more than
nine tniles from his starting point.
A car window had been broken to
give the dog a good scent, after
worried relatives contacted a near
by protector.
On other occasions Wildlife Com
mission personnel and their dogs
.tave assisted in capturing bank rob
bers and other criminals. Some of
the dogs are owned pointly by the
Wildlife- Commission and local law
enforcement agencies.
Oberheu says that the blood
hounds are harmless and friendly
unless their xjuarry attempts to flee,
but then they'll run down and at-,
tack a person if necessary to hold
him.
Army Reservists ;
Take Lola
. Army reservists ordered indivi
dually to active duty a part of
the, current 'military buildup may
now enlist or rsenlist n the Re
gular Army up to within 72 hours
of thhe reporting date, according
to an important policy change
just announced by then Depart-'
ment of the Army, Army Recruit
er. Sgt Edward La Fevre, said
today. ' "
The new procedure, change does
away with the required clearance. ,
from ' the reservist's unit ,wWcn
was necessary, before enlistment .
Under the new program the; in
dividuals appropriate VS Army
Corps will be notified immediately
after the reservist Jias been- qua
lified and enlisted' .
. All Army recruiters have been
furmshed'.fuUdetaiLj ofjtlie new
prograjn--.'! " v'1
, Sgt Lrt FeVre may be contact
ed at th Afmx Recruiting Stablott
on lst4nWiThursday' f50
House! Kenans ville, N. C, ;
' Prev dusly ' the order to report miou mere .
to active duty was binding on the 1.200,000 stockholders who Owned
reservis? and he could not enhst shares in the American tsteel in
after receiving his orders, dustry.y ' ".
Dr. Thomas W. Alley
. Optometrist ,, ,
Warsaw, N. C.
Rear of Warsaw Drug Company
Tues, Sat. from 8:30 to 5:00
Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted
m --'.-if
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By W.(N. Bill Taylor
- Assistant Vice, President
OKLAHOMA
The Capitol building at Oklahoma City is remark-
able for two reasons. ( 1 ) because jt has no dorne
and. (2) it is built right ' over ajijigg,. petroleum
pool. Oil is pumped from dkectly. underneath the?
building. The; State Historical BuHdmgJs uear'by;
and houses Indian archives' second only to those;
in the Smithsonian Institution. . Oklahoma City ; is;
particularly interesting to visit, and oil derricks can.
be seen crowding the domeless Capitol, ,. , .
First HATIONAL Ddrili!
Each Account
Insured To
$10,000
By F.D.I.C,
WALLACE
N. C.
' -'Member
. M of -( . )
Federal JBeserVC)..
System' . - '
"The Only Bank In This Area With Membersh
In The Federal Reserve System"
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i'Waimight as well tell you straight off: Corvair's the car for the driving enthusiast. Think
r ' that lets you outT Maybe. Maybe not. , ,' ' ir ? :: '. " ' - f V.
V , , ; . Until you.' ve driven one, yoa really can't say for sure, because Corvair's kind of driving
V ? is like no other in the land, fhe air-cooled rear engine sees to that. You swing around curve,
r f. 'fla as you pleaaeV You whip through the sticky spots other can should keep out of in tba, .,'
first place. (Especially this year, now that you can get Positraction as an extra-cost option.), i.
Ydu stop smoothly, levelly with Corvair's beautifully balanced, bigger brakes. t
; ? Corvair's found other new. ways to please you this year. A forced-air heater and '
. defroster are standard equipment on alf coupes, sedans and both Monza and 700 Station,
-' Wagons. .;So.. are dual sunshades and front-door "armrests and v : -
, ' aome other goodies. You'll note soms new styling, inside and - r
. . odt. Nice And. safety-belt installation is easieiT too, and cheaper. "
,; ' "So you can see we haven't really' done much to Corvair this
. - - year, yvoy on ann snouia we 7 ii. this car, just as sne is, can;t
' .'. ) make a driving enthusiast out of you, better take a cab;
Jlad hart's America's only thoroughbred sports ear, the CCSiti tL W warn-you; ,
'.: If you drive a Corvette after your first sampling of a Corvair, you may well end up a
two-car man. And who, could blame yout , f . ' .". ; rf
; ''. - v 5m fA6'2 Corvatr and Corvette at your local aulhorized Chevrolet dealer"!
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Ant: ' I -C . rrolet dssler ta'nnk iht, N. C. !;
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