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GOOD ADVICE: HEAD "DIM ABBY" The most popular columnist »f her kind in America, "Dear Abby" gives you advice on the home and heart, teens and senior citizens. For good advice, frankly expressed read Dear Abby" regularly in THE BALTIMORE NEWS AMERICAN On Sale At Taw Local Newsdealer ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a »¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥»¥* DAVIE DRIVE-IN THEATRE MOCKSVILLE, N. C. Sun. Mon. Tw., SEPT. 4-5-6 "Beau Geste" Technicolor Starring Guy Stock well Leslie Nielsen Wed.Thurs. Fri. & Sat. SEPT. 1-8 -1 -18 "One of the Year's It Best!" -A Patch Of Btae- Starring Elisabeth Hartman Sidney Pottter M FEATURE "Promise Her Aaythiag" Warren Beatty - Leslie Caroa COLOR Pop-Own - Drinks - Cigarettes Adults 75c CHILD KEN UNDER IS YES. FEEE wvwvwv GEirou. Oneiook fo&ffe SiEGLER SERVICED HOW! dlXTyou why AT SUMMER PRICES! We Will Clean out, Service and Adjust the Car- I buretor.. . through October 31 0n1y... for $7.50. Heater must bear model and serial numbers in order to be Serviced. GIGANTIC CHAIR SALE TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE j 2 m ©WM ML .jMBBg k wMni* youH a >»>■!» Iwdt unit that bilm sapor P floor beat po—hto. Look at tag blowor wharf thct dtirae tho air through a ballot j> of JT inner boat tuber that aat right m the heart of the fira! Stagier • UPHOLSTERED IN BEAUItUL do— l't wait far the boat to WMft kiwi rtki fetiini/* eon>e oat ...it goes right m after rU NYLON FABRIC it, then forces it over your floor! • n#-\ivr «... m-r . T , Coma hi and on for yourself POLT FOAM SEATS why amjm Ovtknt+Oirtitmti all a YOUR CHOICE OF counts a SOUD OAK FRAMES ' feL a TRIMMED IN WASHABIE VYNft PLASTIC TM I SAVE BIUM IIIS BIS SALE 1 f f DOIT HISS Till VOBBEBFUL BUT SSSS^^^TSS^S Dalle Furniture Co. COOIEEMEE, N. C MOCKSVILLE, N. C Social Security News "Even though a hospital in your community may not be participating in Medicare, there are still certain services which it provides that may be covered," Robert C. Thomas, district manager of the Salis bury social security office sta ted today. These services are outpa tient or clinical and are cov ered under the Medical In surance part of Medicare. "A 5 year-old person who signed up for the $3 part," Mr. Thom as continued, "in addition to getting help on his doctor bills, would also get help on hospital provided diagnostic i tests and certain therapy. This might include such services as blood tets, EKG's and X-ray treatment, provided to outpa tients by a hospital." Bills would be ■paid by the' Medical Insurance at the ratel of 80 per cent after the pa tient paid the fif*st I'M each calendar year. "Emergency inpatient ser vice is also covered even in non-participating hospitals. If you have an accident .- break a bone, have a stroke- hospi tal service in non-participat-, ing hospitals would be cover ed."" - «•* * ' The factors that must exist tor an umeigeinj are: H -no participating hospital is readi-, ly available; (2) the service is required for preservation of life or prevention of serious impairment to patient's health; (3) the physical certifies the service covered an emergen cy situation. For more information, con tact the Salisbury social se curity office at 105 Corriher Avenue, or phone 633-6470. Office hours Monday thorugh W. J. BARES QUALITY UPHOLSTERY SHOP LOCATED BETWEEN WOODLEAF AND OOOLEEMEE —ON HIGHWAY 801 PHONE 284-3928—AFTER 5 P.M. All work torilt to nit cotonn-Will Hck-Up * DeUrer (S-BMlki Gaarantee on Work) (Responsible For AD Merchandise) Pfcoae 284-3928 After SP.M. PailF.Harpe MOCKSVILLE Paul For rest Harpe, 56, a farmer of Mocksville, Rt 1, died at 2:30 p. m. Monday at Davie County Hospital. He was born in Davie County to E. W. and Betty Collette Harpe. Surviving are hit wife; three daughters, Mrs. Carol Hanes of Mocksville, Rt. 1, Miss Hil da Harpe and Miss Jeanette Harpe of the home; one son, Larry Harpe of the home; five sisters, Mrs. W. O. Hampton. Mrs. R. O. Keiger and Mrs. R. B. Hicks of Winston-Salem, Mrs. P. E. Milster of Indepen ence, Mo., Mrs. C. L. Wertz of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; four bro i then. Burton, M. W. and Wil son C. Harpe, all of Winston- Salem and Joe C. Harpe of Mocksville, Rt. 2 The funeral was at 4 p. m. Wednesday at Eaton's Chapel. Burial was in Center Meth odist cemetery. EYE-LEVEL OVENS NEW YORK (UPI) - Pur chases of the new eye-level oven ranges last year were 48.8 per cent over the num ber gold during '54, the Gas Appliance Manufacturers As sociation reports. It is estimated that sales of this equipment, which some manufacturers call high-oven ranges, will reach 888,000 un its this year an additional gain of 24,6 per cent A certain man in this com munity has an aptitude for af ter-dinner speaking. At a din ner party his wife was asked which after dinner speech of his she preferred. Thursday are from 8:45 A.M. until 5 P.M. and on Fridays from 8:45 A.M until 8 P.M. Warning: Pretty But Poisonous The beat thing you can do about poisonous pints is to have nothing to do with them. As far as effective medical treatment Kims, we are still more or less starting from scratch. The two most familiar forms of virulent vegetation pois on ivy and poison oak look much alike. The heavily-vein ed leaves come in threes; the pretty flowers are yellowish green; the clustering fruits are round. Plants resembling this description should be a voided; the nature lover who itches with curiosity to find out how they smell or feel may end up with less curio, city and a lot more itch. Poison sumac, another com. man menace, is a tall plant or treelet that grows mostly in cool, moist, swamp areas. The leaves are oval-shaped, come in groups of about 7 to New Stadiim To Be Dedicated Dediciation Nears The striking new football stadium at North Carolina State Uni versity is n earing comple tion. Dedication plans have besn made for the opening game, Saturday, October 8, with the University of South Carolina. Only minor landscaping and | details on the 40,000 - seat structure are yet to be com pleted. This artist's painting Finley Fieldhouse exactly as fans will see them this fall. The three - tiered press and television headquarters on the southwest rises 11 stories (115 feet) above the playing field and is served by an ele vator. The parking lots around the stadium will accommo date 14,000 cars and open in to five access roads. The $3.7 million structure has been under construction for about a year. The ticket booths, concourse, paving, fencing and concession faci lities are now being complet ed Architects consider the struc-; ture aesthetically "beautiful** —perhaps the most beautiful in the Southeast as well as functional. Only one or two stadiums in the nation of its IS, and are smooth on the upper surface. All three plants have simi lar effects. The skin (eta red and itchy; blisters usually de velop. Affected akin areas, and the watery leakage from blisters, are highly infectious. Severity depends on how sus ceptible you are and how in tense was your contact with the treacherous plant. An at tack can last from a couple of days to couple of weeks or longer. No specific cure is known, but relief from itching my be obtained by washing the affected area promptly with soap and water, sponging with rubbing alcohol, and applying calamine lotion. If discomfort persists, appy a wei compress, using Burrow's solution dilut one part to about 25 parts of water. If the attack is really serious, call a doctor. size have a closer average seat distance from the playing field. L. E. Woo ten and Associ ates, Raleigh engineer ing firm, designed the struc ture, with Milton Small and Associates, Raleigh, as archi tectural consultants. I SPECIAL DAT "I'm sorry to trouble you," said the tramp at the back door, "but do you have any I ice cream or perhaps some strawberry shortcake?" "No I haven't," replied the kind housewife. "Would some bread and butter do?" "Well, thank you, no not today, Ma'am," the tramp re plied shuffling away. "You see, this is my birthday." GOOD THINKING As a woman approached her car in a crowded parking lot, a policeman stopped her. "Your license plates are on upside down!" he explained. "I know," she explained brightly. "It saves a lot of ; time. Now I don't have to wan der all over the parking lot looking for my car." To drive a nail without hitting your thumb, hold the hammer with both hands. No completely reliable im munizing affMit has been found so far. Thore are some that help decrease susceptibi lity, but thorough immunity has yet to be shown. To ama teur but susceptible botanists, your Christmas Seal Associ ation suggests this safety rule: When in doubt face about— and forward on the double- UNPLEASANT REMINDERS Burke—What's those names written on your calendar? "Lois" on the 2nd; "Madge," on the sth; "Julia," on the 20th and "Geraldine" on the 30th? What is the idea? Watson Those are my alimony days. ONE El IIIOD "Could you give me a re cipe for oold tomato soup?" "Well, one simple method is to be very late for dinner." Ninety per cent of the drugs which physicians prescribe to day were unknown ten years HOO-- American Medical As sociation. News is not what happens; it is what is reported. SOME PROMOTION San Francisco— Until re cently Karen Austin was a secretary for the Lucky Brew, er. Now she is the company's beer taster and is possibly the only female beer taster in the nation. She has superb taste buds. Going SCUBA diving this summer? Stay on the surface until you have had a medi cal checkup. Underwater pres sures are a threat to weaken ed blood vessels, the North Carolina Heart Association says. If You Like To Savey Money, You'll Love SHOP-RITE Shop-Rite Star Beef STEAKS f» lb. 79c • CUBED Shop-Rite Fresh Grade A FRYERS...Ib. 29c Pure Vegetable Shortening 39c Dixie Crystals Granulated S U G A R 38c w " ■" ■■■ More Purchase V. JFG Regular or Drip Grind COFFEE ■gjs?49c IGA Fresh Thin - Sliced B R E A D tSf 21c Borden's Assorted Flavors ljL r _. 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