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There was included a testimpmal from every newspaper or print shop which has employed one o# the students SALESMAN The food- business' off personal advancement mow available to eutsta to cover -grocery trade and Southeastern Ylrg: food eompa absolutely pane car and comp! Voss at tl 12. Nuvem y. Cohere yessa'ry. We htsbed: exp Chi f Mi--ei ill.. rs tin Hint tect opportunity for and gain. Excellent opening ding voting- man. age.22 to 30. ■ Northeastern North Carolina iia areas tor leading national education preferred, but not offer career of success to right hing. Salary and bonus, coni an.st s paid. Vacation with pay ira'nce. cover..go.. Contact A. J. Ahoskie. Fri.'.ay morning 9 to PILLS6URY MILLS, INC ★ VETERANS’ DAI f \ , By Congressional action., wo new celebrate Armistice Day as VETERANS' DAY, Novem ber 11, to pay tribute to the veterans of World Wars I and II and Korea. Veterans of America, we salute you. THIS BANK CLOSED NOVEMBER 11 We Pay lco and the N. C. Intangible Tax On Savings Accounts. TARHEEL BANK & TRUST CO. "SERVICE IS OUR ONLY COMMODITY" Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Gatesville, N. C. Lewiston, N. C. Winton, N. C. McCulloch Plunge Bow Chain Saw • SAVES WORK • CUTS FASTER | • LASTS LONGER MODEL 33B complete with 15-in bow You cut with the tip of the bow, standing upright for both bucking and felling! Tapered tip prevents pinching. Double spikes keep cut straight. Spe cial hard alloy chain track . minimizes wear. COME IN FOR A DEMONSTRATION ATTENTION, FARMERS! Check Your "Tree-Crop" No Allotments — Greatest Profit Potential VINSON S GARAGE HIGHWAY 13 PHONE 58-1 WINTON, N. C. ! turned out at the school. Each i spoke in high terms of the caliber | of worker they had received and of the high degree of training of each student. The press association also voted to name continuing study com mittees for editorial matter, cir culation and advertising. J. Con Lanier of Greenville. I legal representative of the tobacco 1 industry, one of the principal ! speakers, foretold the expected < announcement Tuesday, Novem ber 8. of a tremendous increase i in the use of flue-cured tobacco in the Philippines. New officers of the press as sociation are Cletus Brock. Moun I Olive, president, succeeding Hen ; ry A. Dennis. Henderson: Ashley i Futrell. Washington, first vice i president: William Manning. Wil liamston. second vice president and J. May on Parker. Ahoskie. i retained as secretary-treasurer. Dennis was named to the board ; of directors and will serve with D. J. Whichard. Jr.. Greenville: Bignall Jones. Warrenton, and Al bert Stroud. Kinston. Dr. F. Orion Mixon, president of Chowan Co! ; lege, was renamed chaplain. Among those from Your Homo Newspapers attending the sessions were: Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Parkei. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mayon Parker. Mr. and Mrs. John Hill, Albert F. Freeman, all of Ahoskie; Mr. and Mrs. Holley Mack Bell and Jack Mitchell of Windsor: Roy Parker. Jr., and Gene Weber of Jackson. Dr. F. O. Mixon. John M. Mo Sweeney. und Bill Sowers of Cho wan College also attended. N. C. Symphony Drive Under Way For Memberships Ahoskie.—More than 40 volun teer workers are this week seek g memberships to the Roanoke* Chowan chapter of the North Carolina Symphony Society. Tire membership drive opened Tuesday night with a kickoff din ner for workers at the Tomahawk Restaurant. State Senator Luns ford Crew of Roanoke Rapids, a director of the state Symphony Society, was the speaker. Two Concerts The symphoty will present two concerts in Ahoskie on February 21— one in the afternoon free for school children (the feature for which tile symphony is nationally known), and a regular concert Mrs. John Keller of Ahoskie head- the membership drive.. Vol unteer workers from Mur frees-, '•oro, Win ton. Hurrellsvillc. Aukinder, and Ahoskie are work The drive is scheduled to .end an November 12. I'ndt r present plans, children .aim the fourth through'- the •.•venih grades, from schools •hroughout the area would be .li cked ;o the children's concert, which is free. School buses may be used, if' has been said. The membership drive must raise $950 from the sale of indi vidual. family, group, donor, and ■natron memberships. The mem berships entitle holders to at tend all presentations of the North Carolina Symphony. Mrs. Keller -aid in explaining the drive. A' advance sale of $150 was reported at the kickoff dinner by A. E. Freeman, a member of the ;ng committee. Parson to Person Two stones, true stories from real life, illustrate the contrast in the was men live. In a neighboring community, a church official was disturbed by i group of children threatening Trick or Treat." He drove them away. Having recognized his preacher's child, the irate man .went over and threatened the pastor and his family, bitterly con demning them for allowing their children to engage in such pranks and demanding the child's punish ment. Needless to say. the children of that church will never be greatly influenced for good by this But in another community, a Sc day School teacher who suf fered some serious property dam iast year by Halloween prank sters. had a better thought. She called the neighborhood children in and told them of a crippled child from a poor family who needed an operation soon. Then she enlisted them in asking for pennies rather than treats. The idea spread over the entire com munity. and the little lame boy will get his operation. The other children have already gotten a tremendous satisfaction out of their efforts. The Sunday School teacher preserved her property and increased her influence for Christ. "... Whosoever shall lose his life, shall give it. . . —Gene Purcell. ■ ;\§C;V Regional Pastors Elect Officers At Conference Murfreesboro.—The Ministers' Regional Conference met Mon day morning at Chowan Cdllege with 40 ministers from the Cho wan Baptist Association and as sociations adjacent to it, and the Black Water Virginia Association, in attendance. The.theme of the meeting was ''A World View.” 1 based on the Baptist World Alli | ance held in London during July, i Speakers and their subjects were Dr.F. O. Mixon, president of : Chowan College. “Middle East”; the Rev. C. Y. Kramer, Rich I Square Baptist Church, “Impres sions of Baptist World Congress"; the Rev. I. D. Hudgins, Franklin Baptist Church, “Future of Bap^ tist Wprld Congress”; the Rev. W. W. Finlator. Elizabeth City Bap tist Church, “A World View of Baptist” and 'Dr. M. Ray McKay, Southeastern Seminary at Wake Forest, “Southeastern Goes For ward.'’ Officers for the year were elected as follows: President. Dr. Julian Penetcost, West End Bap tist Church, Suffolk, Va.; vice president, the Rev. Charles Dull ing, Cashie Baptist Church. Wind sor; secretary, the Rev. Jarvis Teague, Meherrin Baptist Church, Murfreesboro; program chairman, the Rev. W. P* Milne, First Bap tist Church, Ahoskie. During the business session it was voted by the group to extend an invitation to all ministers of any denomination that would be interested in attending the next meeting in the early spring. RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTION I Worry of ! FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Don't be embarrassed by loose Wise teeth slipping, dropping or wobbling when you eat, talk or laugh. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. This pleasant powder gives a remarkable sense of added comfort and security by holding plates more hrmlv No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. It's alkaline (non-acidl. Get FASTEETfi at any drug counter. 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That means a big wash basket for big Monday washes — plus water-saver control for small "in between" loads, and famous G-E Activator washing action. REGULAR $ PRICE GUARANTEED TRADE-IN * 27995 4000 YOU PAY ONLY Gj-E COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC •' FULL-SIZE WASHER regular |nnn 9 , price *229 ^guaranteed OAOI TRADE-IN * .ill ^Vj^vMo^civi rtg GrG^Automati $149.95 ly $199.95 Matching G-E Automatic Dryer onl • HOW THE NEW G-E FILTER-FLO SYSTEM WORKS...» 1. Dirt loosens as clothes are individually dipped, flexed, and cleansed by G-E Activator"-’ Washing Action. 2. Floating lint and soap scum are carried away as washbasket continuously overflows into outer tub. 3. Heavy sand and silt are flushed out here. 4. Pump continuously forces water up and through filter and (5.) back into washbasket. DO y°° w°n! »t'» **«»•"* P°r,ab . wl,h any °E ,avly °"on9ei, ao.omo.ic Only G-E has FILTER-FLO YOUR OLD WASHER CAN BE YOUR DOWN PAYMENT AHQSKIE-White & Woodley GATESVILLE-M. U. H. Equipment Co. 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