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na monrob ENQTrmER, monroh, k. a. Thursday, march 4, ims THE MONROE ENQUIRER Published Every Monday & Thursday By The Enquirer Publishing CD, mo, ESTABLISHED 872 TELEPHONE No. 78 Z. BRIGHT TUCKER - Editor Subscription (2.00 a year In advance Entered as second-class matter at the Postoffioe, Monroe, N. C, May 27, 1872 cent more than In 1040 and 30 per cent more than In 1920. HONOR ROLL Men of The Monroe Enquirer Now Serving In the Armed Forces: John B. Ashcraft Ensign, U. S. N. R. W. E. Ballentine Seaman, U. S. Navy Arnold Lingle Lieut. U. S. Army P. O. Whitaker Tech. U. S. Army Air Corps GEMS FOR VOIR S( RAPBOOK SELF-BUILDING OUR NEIGHBORS' HEALTH Few people realize how medical progress, such as has been made m the United States during the past gen eration, is being extended to the other American countries. Not only in commerce, but in health must North and South America be closely allied. The publications of the Pan-American Union and the Pan-American Sanitary Bureau indicate that certain problems of the South American na tions, which may be as much scien tific as economic, demand the aid of their North American neighbors for ultimate solution. Good health is fundamental to hu man progress. The downfall of many a nation may be definitely related to malaria, plague, cholera or smallpox. Fortunately, the United States has been able to stamp out most of the great plagues which beset the rest of the world. Through philanthropic and other agencies it is giving its help wherever possible to aid other nations in meeting these hazards. If we can help bring to other coun tries some of the blessings that have fallen to this nation as the result of a tireless, independent. Joins The WAVES SUNDAY I chool Lesson BIBLE TEACHINGS AGAINST DRUNKENNESS International Sunday School Lesson for Marsh 7. 1943 GOLDEN TEXT: "Strong drink shall be bitter to them that drink it." Isaiah 24:9. (Lesson Text: 1 Samuel 30: 16, 17; Isaiah 28: 1-4. 7: Gala Mans 5: 19-21.) From the texts we have been given for our consideration, and from nu merous others which we may easily find throughout the Bible, we realize that drunkenness and its accompanying evils have been with man from the earliest times. With the progress that civilization has made it would seem a curse such as this one would have long ago been eliminated from the life of man, but, of course, such is not MISS KATHLEEN HILL Miss Kahleen Hill, daughter of : the case. In these days of war, when every effort is being made to make the best Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hill, of Marshville, who left Monday, February 22nd, 'for her basic training at Cedar Falls, posslbe use of every available man in Iowa, as a member of the WAVES, j Qrder that the material for war may .. P"ce oepanment in ureensooro oe-, tlm anv,hlni, that destroys the effl ;&ne was employed as cleric in tne;5 nroduced in the shortest Dossible medical prolcssion. we will be greatly ; fore enlisting as a WAVE. So far no such thing as personal liberty to do wrong or to violate law. All Individual rights give way to social obligations. one-way streets, traffic rules, speed limits, ordinances that cover the dis tribution of Ice, milk, meat, and other food stuffs are 111 in point." Every Christian should retain com plete control of his faculties, which he cannot do with liquor, for, as Bert H. Davis says: "Intoxication begins Just as soon as alcohol enters the body. Alcohol has a toxic or poisoning effect. The use of a small quantity may be quickly detected in the membranes of the eye and through the knee-jerk test for nerve control. The effect on intellect is not so easily determined, but science knows that the more sensitive and intelligent the person, the more quickly does al cohol operate to depress and to dead en. Intoxication usually begins, there fore, without the knowledge of the use of liquor. From the first drink onward, he is increasingly less compe tent to Judge whether or not he Is being dangerously affected by what he takes." WORMY PIGS.WILL NEVER GET BIG To illustrate, j as The Enquirer is advised Miss Hill is snolll"d be considered an enemy to the You cannot aream youren mio a; benefiting ourselves. character; you must hammer and ,)lague that ls preValent in Java. India I the first Union county young lady to forge one for yourself ,-Froudc. j and china has been detected among Join the WAVES. l-.r-t.nt roclt.- oov,,,,., Ko oi-hiovorf llluc" " ' "It? U I U ICU at once, ciency of the nation's The old saying, "A wormy pig will never get bigger," should be kept in mind this spring as thousands of new pigs are born, reports Dr. C. D. Grin nells. Experiment Station Veterinarian at N. C. State College. The round- man-power worm, or ascarid, is one of the most common and injurious of these swine cannot flH we must, hn satisfied t... : btateS' U W8S CaIT'ecl 1,ere 'earS 8 BEHIND THE SCENES advance in life step. Smiles. walk-step by:on 'P5 from tne Far East Th0! IM AMFRlf AN mosauito that carries vcllow fever has III AlYlEiIVIl,!!! DUOlllCiOO parasites, To raise pigs that develop quickly and profitably, he urges that growers fullest use of that manpower. Evi dence proves that alcohol, when taken into th hodv vn in th smallest quantities impair the efficiency of adopt an approved swine sanitation the brain and slow down the reaction system. This includes the removal of the nerves. of all litter from the farrowing pens The story taken from 1 Samuel, 'and cleaning of the pens with boll which teUs of the slaughter of theilng water, soap, and lye. Amelikites bv a small band of Israel- A few days before farrowing time, A progressive and watchful medical if you think you have your troubles ites under David, should be an object 'scrub the sow thoroughly with a brush profession, and the constant inter- with point rationing, consider plight lesson in these times. These Amell- using soap and warm water t o remove rhanip nf infnrmatinn frnm t.hp health of your grocer. During that week kites, victorious over Ziklae. had taken1 all dirt. Pay special attention to the In the mental collisions of mortals offlriais of n thp Americas Is neees-! wnen vou couldn't buy any canned everything they found, even including . udder. and the strain of intellectual wrest-' f (H ,. i , ,, tha ! goods, he wasn't relaxing. He was the wives and sons and daughters of Within 10 days after farrowing, haul ! mosquito that carries yellow fever has I been found In airplanes flying into the Tvery man must educate himself ; i United States from other countries. his books and teachers are but helps; the work is his. Daniel Webster. (By John Craddock) lings, moral tension is tested, and if it yields not, Baker Eddy. grows stronger. Mary American people. THE LOVE OF MONEY going over his entire stock of the , Judah. David Dursued the victors and , " not drive) the sow and pigs dl rationed items, marking the official found them celebrating their victory, ! rectly to a field which has previously point values on them and this cost spread abroad over all the ground, j been sown to a forage crop. Allow him a great deal of manpower in these eating and drinking, and dancing, be-' no other hogs in this pasture except The tmnm-tant thinir tn life u 'n 1 days when manpower is amonog our cause of the great spoil they had sows and litters similarly handled. mc important uimg in uie is m Editor Enquirer: 'scarcest commodities. Now that you taken" David utterly defeated them ,' Provide plenty of shelter and shade, natP a orpar aim a nH In nnccacc otiti. I . . . .. - . K. , -php love 0I money is the root or: are swapping coupons for canned only four hundred young camel riders ana a saie supply 01 fresh water. tuae ana tne perseverence to attain an evil sa)d tnp saviour of Men. goods, there's a good deal of work escaping. Leave the pigs on a clean pasture Those who are smart ? and can for the grocer to move those stamps w rs,hi k , ' or at least 4 months, after which make the Bible say whatever they back to where they'll get him more tlle prophet Isaiah because of their danger from roundworms is relaively great men reached Wjsh it to say. regardless of what it canned goods. The stamps must be .'drunkenness and forecast their uttter lsli?nt Grinnells. The use doom at the hands of the neighboring y I ? ! . Ly mlTes Isaiah also warns the' . ' "'""I ? "WIH ,UB The heights by and kept Were not attained by sudden flight. But they, while their companions slept. Were toiling upward in the night, Longfellow. does sav, explain that the Lord did attached to gummed cards, and gen not mean monev leads folks astrav. erally deposited in a special ration ACC,,-in- He meant the love of it did. But banking account in the grocer's bank ,.,, ' THh that n, t onrt than under dirty-hog-lot conditions. ' " 1 ho foatvl to m-A iinlfnM. I l I what evil coudl a man inflict upon unless he has a small store. You have especially their rulers NO STEPPING-STONE Secretary of the Navy Knox ls au thority for the statement that the his fellows by loving money if he had already noticed how trading in point- no monev? I ration goods slows up service, since Our own William Jennings Bryan the grocer must add points as well CAMPAIGN of the "Gay Nineties." and later, in-, as money and he can't make change not less i The nerd 15 more unJfrm in size and conouered bv win than the neonie of , Pcically free of runts. For the sys. . v " w cucvuvr. mum ui UlcSc sistpri that nnr munpv th tyoht ctanH- ' ill rwiinLt: flnp phnin hnc pmnlfivpfl times. One WTlter declares. aid. would prove to be the cross on .500 additional warehouse workers "'"na nmuu ueicai Ephraim. Are such warnings pertinent to our 'Drunk- Did you steps should be omitted, he said. IN MEMORIAM On February 8, 1943 God, in His all providence, called Mrs. B. A. wise rbiph rr,, ,,-M ho r..,.i i.i, iiW mh it 1 tn otit- ,i.mn, on . ' near oi B. arunKara acnievmg? A Navy does not contemplate an island n,,. .. ,. o drunkard has defeated himself. Every by island camDaicn toward Tokvo. fmm pig tr, oerpt w havo th : pnmnnt. th omnnnr of d.mn thpv one will grant this. But not every- Redfern home to rest. He speaks because many so-called ' fect, but the gold standard is buried have-to budget their own buying. ?to "lm , he L fmhef of the M s nf Th.hiiTff commentators and exnerts have eon 1 m Kentucky. Wonder if it s dead? ; And since the stamps are interchange- tru'h thftt drinking which does not J ' W . M 8 of th e PhUadelphia ntw VJlr-r teXpensKhavte tcon- Our Lord preached for nearly three j able for use in buying any of the foods ae a man absolutely drunk never- BapUj church deeply feel our loss, sistently referred to such strategy. and a -haIf m the and yof the on the llst Just 'M Bare of theless partially defeats him. renders ' We WW at we may strive to emu There never has been any basis for a !jews. and while the statesmen and 1 customer, he has the additional Job hlm '"capable of achieving his best." her devotion and love for her uciici umi me wavy envisionea sucn-tne religious leaders didn t I ke him of correctly estimatlnir how his cus- . "UI "ia w uie oaiauans, , -" v lw,.ouuw' a campaign. much, in fact looked upon him as a I tomers are going to do their budgeting. from which we ve an excerpt this;.- w bow in humble submis- The fact that Janan ha heon held ! Ianatlc OT insignificant carpenter's ; in order to be sure that he has the TOf? 1uu"! rery pracucai aavice T ",,u ""' in tV ,L h xi ffl h it " n. he ot by with his miracle work- particular items you have decided to,0" "v 'v?tty for advancement of His in the south Pacific, despite great , all his noble doctrines that buy. While Paul recognizes the liberty of :Wngdom on earth, naval and aerial superiority ; werp moving th mmm rwnnio . 1 a'l In the faith he reiterates the . 3- T"8? a cPy of these resolutions when the war started, speaks volumes toward him until one dav he went WAK-COA1TJ Nearly three-quarters , claim upon each for service to one , Published In the county papers, and . rj ..v iw laic uueavni luiiuiy ana a record Kept in our minutes. MRS. JUNE HORTON, our Navy. It is not to be presumed e money tables, 'scatter ft wft'K TS. fe IS" uTgS that when ships and planes glvs uslald with his whip of small cords f . onp .nother. wltn the:hise Jr.iHTTi.-'SJiJf'SI superior forces that we will be satis-1 V JSrS? hT". "r ! recent announcement by Roy A. Hunt, guide them in their dally living T Verses " w LB1CC1 Oil CUIL11. IJ X . , .X xl I ,n A, .... ... fled with waging a long-distance war against Japan. as a man They crucified him lvncheri urral"e oi Aluminum oi ' iv-ii are contwiea witn verses za-ia, L reaUv- n lu tT? d nSSZ ' that Alcoa was turnln8 OV9r to . e tlng the cdcOleting results of lives i . . . . . . ' . ... . - irovernmpnt mnnv miinnns nr ooiiars m nrhioh u. maj.. tMorpra ora Aifrr- iNaturany, mere is no inside inrorm- noi anow tneir money monkeyed with, r ' rn Ti "ViJm 1 . ,1IUW" r- wv . . hnUrf train nniv fw TOQT- - vv-Mtvu wuuuiiw, , ciib. k irnniRripn nv ja w unm. - ation, but when Admiral Halsey gets See! The root of all evil the ships and the planes needed for i waxhaw, N. C. S. S. DUNLAP, aggressive, offensive taatlcs, they will commence. The fighting will not cen ter around island thoUSanCls of miles from Tokyo. TRAGIC COMEDY wnat ne termed "reasonable re-, ent. As summarled hv A W VnW.r. negotiated contracts for 1942 and was son the works of the flush .nH th reducing prices on many fabricated fruits of the Spirit are contrasted: 1 rrrw.nrtc efT"" Tllaivrt 1 V.r tuin. . i . PLANT EVERY SFFn Tn runiii v v vvv lne noma enumerauon "., - plant every seed to GROW.nomld frffort of new mAchinery ftnd natural order, t- list Ke'0, - techniques developed by aluminum sins aga'" self - then Victory Gardeners ara reouested to.fn, th. wr hoenmes clearer. In th :-",.?.- t.nen co.me. ?nat be fiarefnl In mttjtlr.tr f,,n ..t,,. V" ' " . I. t mor.e uuy sins against uod MRS. E. E. TAYLOR, SOMti. j. p. RIOQINS, Committee. Rkkenbaker says the high schools NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Under and by virtue of the power of authority contained in that certain Conditional Sales Contract executed i ... ...,6 JU11 uuuiuvc lasi lew monuis America nas ceen finally there arp th sine noainst . .. uv..--. use of vegetable seeds this year, says, reading about and seeing pictures of Lciety. The words faUtatTfow i J5L Jam? PvPlln and ""yJf1 '-5 I the U. S. Department of Agriculture, new rolllni mills that turn out. air- 4l JZT mIf.,'2 1 Office of the Register of Deer) for groups. Thx firt frt.(1M ' vuvc VI Wit tvCKiOICI Ul - ij lUf If the people of this country reallv i Amenca" powers last season made craft sheets two city blocks longthree sins In which Jn,,oiit in ,h. V?. onty n Book 118 arid Page anted to control inflation, they could i? 1V, ntrec)rid(ln nme production rolling them fifty times faster than narrower cause ls prominent- the sec-i t!.1?. ' ?wn' liZ ":iUiS Lf..!!,le" ; new V!.lQ 50 foot- nd includes two trTare ablated I " f JS? .Ue8?n wanted J?' . . . I Formerly, countries now under control , ball games could be olayed at one with TSn iSTm imd noUs seeded therebj The country is faced with rising; of the Axis supplied many of these , ttoej'K TtJtfS? homers p etta "whldTcoSSct C,bUB ftUCtion nrlces. Whv? Read thp hearil nt n seeds. Of nn nn hoet onrf Mrmt i x, , .".'' uu"wll"s elKn wnicn connici kr HirnMt hlrlriBT- . , bu..vv mime puweriui uiun any outers in with uie newspapers oi a single aay. a million and a quarter railway workers demand further wage increases. Hun dreds of thousands of coal miners de mand additional wage increases. One Contract thereby, will offer luction for cash to u, x. wx u.11Uix, ucui, mm tarrui. seeu, t more powerful tnan any others in with others is trent- the fourth i "uucr A there is no surplus, and total food, the world-all of which were regarded 11 0 Monday, March 22, 1943, at 12 M, rs needs of the United Nations call forln terms of more planes, better made ural arlntnT ' .P- w- Walters and Sons place In emphasizing self-control this les- - uj uiuic planes, ictlic:& iimuc special efforts to get full food value, and more quickly produced. Nowl irom uie supply available. Hunt's announcement, after reneeotla- Victory Gardeners can save seed by tion involving more than 15,000 con-'cohol auestion ttent.irtn tn t.hpcp ntc to,,c tv,- T" x x , , iiurauuii. son naturally turns towards the al- of business on Burke street in the City of Monroe, the following described property 'attention to these noints. thP yCll 3t " ' 2?rZJl?. ..n" .ohJl One burned and secnnri.h Mnrtrf faction of shipyard workers announce ; partment : Z " T,, 'T. ' 15 Diessea e Mould notlR x,, No. ... . . ..... ..... . manw. miu o.i tuuiiimutu a I'M II KT nip rnis Trt MAan iiMnMi As they will withdraw their "no strike! i- rian the garden carefully in ad- is of most importance a man's right to drink what he pleases or his fam ily's right to a fair share In his in- Itncapt-r piunes. Ana since aluminum s construe this to mean license Aw I onlv pnstnmpT thpep lave ie TTnelp ii ...... ... . fn- th- .... it . r ivance and estimate se. .ii ' o" ' .... VC. xw aUxy says: wnose uoeny xu. uuxawun aBiccuiciii 11 a lift- 1 7 'ij OUJ1L, 11 ! H1C UlApityer WHO gCia U1C tional Labor Relations Board decision! Use vaties that experienced saving. favors another labor faction. And j g"de"f" If" "Ifj!1! THINGS TO COMFluorescnt then, labor leaders call on the Presi-1 th-n ,ni u ..ij , treated nlaxtic "envplnnes" which emit come? The consequences of drink dent to reduce the enst. nf livinc ! 4 Po ,,i .j ,- ..'a Blow sufficient to make It nossible : cannot be confined to the drinker, or I They all blame the farmer who is neighbor gardeners who are short. , 10 read contents In the dark . . . even to the drinker's home; they spllL; shnrt nf morhinerv hnrt nf frm Preoare the seedbed carpfnllv en " cocm.au snaKer wmcn aoesni aiiute --". """"u labor unable to oav war wages butltnat seed will have a chance to grow. ! beverage while ice melts, so the last"Bn"tf Peace, rarety, and quiet ape moor, unaDie to pay war wages, but Fertilize wisely so that chemica I drlnk 15 a Pent as the first poured of greater importance than a man's charged for everything he buys on a,fertflteeM wni noMnjure Uie seed ' ' Completely airtight pUlowcases rtght to drink poison. Those who war-wage scale. 7 Plant kinri nf ',,,. using vinylite coating, to overcome claim the most personal liberty would One good used No. 259 Disc Tiller. One good used No. 5 Power Mower. This first day of March. 1943. THE JOHN DEERE PLOW COMPANY OP ST. LOUIS. E. O. Ayscue, Atty. S-4-3twc Can the result be other than higher I right depth. prices instead of lower? The situation would be comical if it were not tragic. Unless we, as individuals and col lective groups within the nation, show less greed and more love for our coun try, it is a total waste of time to talk about controlling inflation no power on earth can stop it, until the explo, sion comes. FARMERS MAKE GREAT PROGRESS There are individuals In Union county who do not realize that agri culture has made tremendous progress but they will be better informed if they ponder figures recently released by the National Bureau of Economic Research, which has concluded a three year study of farm production. One hundred years ago two out of every three Americans were employed In farming. In 1880 the percentage dropped to one out of two and 1940 it was only one out of six of the working population. The production of farms, however. shows no eorresponoding decline. Farm output Increased steadily from 1899 to 193a and after falUng sharply during the drought years 1933-34 rose raoidly - again and now ' stands higher than evr before. . - In recent yean, says Dr. Harold Barger and Hani Lansberg, authors of the study, farm output per worker has risen iteadllv, particularly tat th rais ing of staple crops, due to the use of gasoline on th farm more than to nr other shwla factor. They point out that there are nearly . 1400,000 tractors on our farms, j ., - The farm labor fore in 1939 was .!( eer cent Broiler than in .1940 and 90 tvw rri m1W than In 191 Tet. m went years, before war-tatensifled pWnetHr, ftrm output was 9 par ; 1 --'.::V. - 8. Use more than customary care in spacing seeds correctly in the row. Cover seed carefully, and firm the soil to1 insure good germination. BITS O' BUSINESS A spun rayon and cotton cloth developed fpr diapers Is being used by U. S. Navy plants ior lens poiisning . . . Several com panies are about to market creamed dentriflces, to be sold as "toothpaste in a bottle" . . . Armstrong Cork Company has developed a new coating that forms a ready bond with steel or wood, for weather-proof, . non-skid surfacing of warship decks . . . There are enough United States Steel employees In the armed forces tolmintMi nut. t.hot an nm- nnt. nf th uuac ucuriy lour Army divisions aouu men. troubles of "feather duster" sufferers, i "e ln hot water all the time were it DC. . Dx I n.oc mat others give up much personal xx.. ..I fviuiur-ruiii- i liberty even for their sake.. There is lorists may De anving on ruDDer tires maitn frnm rnrr anrl tttVi cat afonrHlnc . to reports coming from the nation's research laboratories. Rapid wartime development of the synthetic rubber industry, especially ln making buta diene and styrene from grain alcohol ln the U. S., will make possible the production of 75 per cent of the rub ber supply after the war, according to a report on synthetic rubber prog ress by Dr. A. J. Liebmann, research director of Schenley Distillers corpor ation, whose distilleries are working day and night ln producing alcohol for this and other war uses. He Hardware In an effort to slmDllfv the nroduc tion of necessities, the WPB has cut the number of items ln builders hard' ware lines from 27,000 to approxi mately 3,500. tllka-SelteSj Trr Alka.8ltsv tat A - a i; . ajmmnsi- riaaaaaa. pwpt, mBAtw. VAX rluaia TabMb A ul T- 81. w ii.ii.. brfia. . Irrthw I . nil mm I entire synthetic rubber program now ls for the Buna S type, and that it seems probable that most of this vital war material win be derived from al cohol distilled from grain. NEIGHBORHOOD RAILROADS There are 13,000 communities ln Amer ica served by some 500 railroads whose average trackage is about 36 miles, but they are an essential part of the rail transportation system of the coun try and are doing a big war lob. Many, or them are one-product freight car riers, witn or without a passenger ousmess. one tne Bauxite Northern Railway in Arkansas, has only three mile of road,- carrying bauxite (alu minum ore). A great many pick up hMr ahMle nrvwt at t noM: of origin aud haul it to the big lines whence it is snipped over the country. War has reversed their trend of pas senger business, besides bulldlnar tn , their freight haulage. , competition In the peace-time years came chiefly from private automobiles, but gasoline and rubber rationing,, together with more vansDortatian or workers, baa lifted passenger business substantially. "Xast year,- the short-line Railroads which made reports had an average gain in revenue of 18 per cent -This was not as good as the gain made, by major nnea, out the snort line had not had to sharp a dip in boslne ta'the nr war Tears,;'; ; . :. WHEW Functional . Nervous Disturbances such as Sleep lessness, Crankiness, Excitability, Aenieasnesa or nervous Headache interfere with your work "or spoil your good times, take , (LigmU or JJTerTeaceat Tablets)' Nervous Tension cWmak yoa Wakefal, Jittery, Irritable. Ner vous Tension can causa Nervosa Headache and Nervous Iadigea tioa. In times like these, we are . snore likely than usual to become ' overwrought and nervous and to wish for a food sedative. Dr. Miles Nervine is good sedativn. mild but ffectiv. u ..If yon do not Dr. Idled Nervine you cant know what fa will do for you. It eomea fn , Liquid and Efferveaeant Tablet . form, both' traallr soothing to , tens and e-wroorM Mrm . ,-JTHT POJTT t TOXJ TET Tt X ; Gt It ;at yoor , g ftnre, " Cffereit t r r J 7j, " XiTui4 mui i . ia i a e- " -i-t-uus and ue i . t j. NICE USED CARS 11941 Special Deluxe Town Sedan. Like New. 11941 Ford DeLuxe Tudor 1 Super DeLuxe Ford Fordor Sedan. Several Other Good Clean Used Cart For Yoa To : Select From. A V;" 'A':'i a: '.;!; All Abore Can Hare Good , Tirek, We Alto Buy Clean Uted , See H07 Ferruxon At Secrest Iilotdr C- u lUzxct, ItC V - ... - 'Looks a bit crowded in therei conductor!' t(In addition to many thousands of civilians, we are carrying iots of soldiers and sailors on fur lough and often entire train-loads of troops. Yet the Seaboard is doing its best to make all passengers as comfortable as possible. ,f tf0kay, conductor! We folks who are not in the service are ready to put up with any inconvenience when we travel these days. w SEABOARD RAILWAY 5 sssa-si.aflu. h FOR Victory ITT" f.r.rr on buyino wa BONDS AND STAMP! 'if ,p, 5s m i DO YOU HAVE FIRE INSURANCE? l out of 1200 people having Fire Insurance are paid indemnity because of fire each year. DO YOU HAVE LIFE INSURANCE? 1 out of 150 people receive benefit from Life Iusur ance each year. DO YOU HAVE AUTO INSURANCE? 1 out of 25 people having autos are paid benefits yearly DO YOU HAVE PERFECT PROTECTION 7 1 out of 8 people with Accident and Health Insurance receive benefits on their policies yearly. Monroe Insurance Exchange (Incorporated) American Insurance Agency N. M. .Redfern,., Mgr. Gordon Insurance and Investment Company Mrs. Selma Griffin Virgil Henderson Mrs. James P. Marsh Outen Insurance Ageney J. Sikes Sanders Wmmmi DAT OJCJUOBT ' LEE GRIFFIN ,y in.W TwWALL ' i 6EO. W. DAVIS PALMER'S OPTOr.IETRIST THREK-O-TWO (902) NO. TRYON OT. phones s-rraa . t CHARLOTT n. a ; . A OOMPUtTl OPTOMBTRio ggRTfCni ' ITS EXAMINE OLAB8ES Tl'i ii ' UNO OfUNDTNO ,IABORATORT ; "- MONROE OFFICE MAIN STREET . Each Tuesday 10 tl ; Eaoa Saturday-io tU 1 . 2AMK8 A. rALMXB OR. BXLU W. VALMEB 1 OPTOMETRISTS . . . ; DISTE:CTIVE GIFTS F0H CVERT0NE ; TI2 J. Hovard Vfc Co. ii.
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