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LIST 258,124 IN CASUALTIES Losses to Army Ground For ces Include Fighting In France, Lowlands, Germany WASHINGTON, Lee. 18.—In vasion operations in Fiance, the Lowlands and the German border j region cost the Army Ground for ces casualties totaling 258,124 up to December 1, the War Depart-, ment reported today. The total included 44,145 kill ed, 189,118 wounded and 24,865 missing. Air force casualties were not included in the report. Casualties reported in November amountted to 57,775, the department said, adding that this figure might in-' ] elude casualties from previous months. This year’s Christmas cards are ‘almost as sentimental as Valen tines, to judge from the number of them that say, “Merry Christ mas to My Sweetheart” or “To One I Love”. Whoever invented j mistletoe was obviously on the right track. WE WISH TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A VICTORIOUS NEW YEAR PUTNAM HDW. JAMES L. PUTNAM, Jr.. Owner AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR WE PAUSE TO WISH YOU A IttERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR WESTERN AUTO ASSO. STORE LEE W. CAUBLE, Owner Clmstroa* Gtttrto Alt! i ★ Holly and mistle toe, soft lights and Christmas trees, gifts that mean an out pouring of the spirit. Santa C7aus is coming! With gratitude for your continued friend ship we pause during this busy Christmas season of 1944 to wish you the happiest Christmas of them all. PEOPLES BARBER SHOP (fbciatmaa wGreetinqg 10*4 “Now ill ou naifUors' cktaMfs smoka. And Chdstnus Mocks an bnoiaif Thais mu they wMh bahad-naat choka, And all thaii spits an tuning. Without the door let sauow lytj And II In cold it hap to Ua Wi ll barf it in Christmas pis. And araimora ba msay." hub:s BARBER SHOP TO EVERYBODY ☆ There's a joy in the heart That sets Christmas apart, To make it a day of all days. And may its true peace And good will never cease To bless you in manifold ways. SANITARY BARBER SHOP t®ee®e©e©e©e« north Carolina cotton OUTPUT 700,000 BALES RALEIGH, Dec. 18. — The North Carolina Cotton crop this season will total 400,000 bales, based on reports from ginners and growers to the State Agriculture department. The 1943 crop was 596,000 bal es, while the 10 year average was 613,000 bales. Statistician Frank Parker said 'The -yield of line per acre lias been computed at 400 pounds for 1944. This is 10.10 pounds above the 1943 yield and is an all-time high for the state. BUY BONDS REYNOLDS PLANS TO HANG SHINGLE IN WASHINGTON RALEIGH, Dec. 18.—Formal cards were received here today -saying that Robert R. Reynolds of Asheville, who relinquishes his U. S. Senate seat in January, will practice law in Washington with Wesley E. McDonald, who for merly was his secretary. IT IS CHRISTMAS AGAIN, BUT IT IS A DIFFERENT CHRISTMAS WE PAY TRIBUTE TO OUR BOYS WHO HAVE ANSWERED THE CALL OF OUR COUNTRY AND WISH FOR EACH OF YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR HOUSER DRUG WISHING YOU A MERRY MERRY CHRISTMAS Town Of Cherryville E. V. MOSS, Mayor COMMISSIONERS: J. W. BLACKWELDER GEORGE S. FALLS STEVE STROUP TROY C. HOMESLEY CLERK AND TREASURER ALFONSO BEAM POLICE DEPT. MAURICE BEAM. Chief F. U. MAUNEY. Night Police TAX COLLECTOR E. E. McDOWELL RECORDER ROBERT R. CARPENTER M. A. STROUP, Attorney SOLICITOR DAVID P- DELLINGER
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