abroad the le.trey.r DBS Waller,
?#J wa for 8.X wejj^de
Waltor njrreptly operates wttfc the
Sixth Fleet in the *edeter)r?iette
and is slated to return to her lime
port, Norfolk, Va. in October.
Porta of call on her present tour
include Aden, ?nt>bh Q uif n fCW*?,
Bahrein. Irdn. anl^lLn"^'
I" !|(? rtfcwfll
Lebanon and Turkey, prior to re
turning to the If.' S.
Death
iM*** tor M4 *?*> ?>.
cjjiifch c^!?teryf
Surviving are hjs wife, the (grip
er Bessie MUler; one son, J. W
QEQBGE SIMMONS FUSSELL
P?mr?e Simmons FusselJ, ? died
Saturday morning at Jus home ^er
a liagpring illness.
f^n^l services were held # %
Rose Hill Baptist Church ?o*iay
afternoon at 9:|P coodMcted hy ley.
Bpss . Williams, Pastor. Intercept
wasln the Base Hill Cemetery.
He is survived by four sons,
Henry of Rose Hill, James Lee <jf
Rine I#yel. Andrew j. of Atlanta.
Qa? and Ramer Fussell of Ports
month, ye., vm %*.
Nora Woodall and Mrs. Bernard
fittmen *f sajrford. Mrs. Lpe %f
feild and Mrs. Donald Bm+oer of
Rose Hill, Mrs. Samoa) Hairiw of
Albert son, Mrs. Ralph Todd of Nor
folk, ya., j. c. cabbs of Atifin
ta. <Ja., Mrs. Odell Bvckapan .of
VorWown. Ya- and Mrs- Jeifie
Parrish of Dine Level, fifty grand
children and three crept grand
children. One brother Byrd Fussell
pqd one Ststpr, Mrs. Napcy Swiascn
both of Rose Hill.
JULIUS T. HERREL
Julius Tate Hatrefl, 79 died
Thursday afternoon at his home m
the Island Creek community near
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the Gbgffty Methodist Cfujrcb
Thursday afternoon a 9j8A to bp
cotjjJuctpd tjy Rev. Jptp Roberts
pastor. Interment was in JJttlp
Oeeh Cemetery.
He is survived by one soy
& JR%pjfe 4 <S
Gyaatham sf Wm$ JOoRs, five
? -a j J t T
~ c '..y
Free Wheeling ;
in* *5 ? ST? ?" w \
dqtp?
Most girls employ about the
seme "measuring up" specifics
is. r.3i ^ Si.*pp?"
As realitts they allow a few com
promises, bet Ml hi ell they do
provide inspiration for most boys
to be something bigger and better
thee they really are.
This "power of a woman" hasn't
been utilized, ipilertaunateiy, is oqe
important qualification of a good
date. That qualification is the abil
ity and wiUiagness to drive prp
BPfly- Too Bflng girls fail ob
ject tq radfk?& dnyiqg, either bp
cause they don't want to be cop
aidared spoil-sports or becgUM (hey
themselves ggp afflicted with U)e
kind of immaturity that produce*
careless driving.
A courageous aaprogeh tp tl^ pro
blem would help. Qirts poqld ac
complish pigch more, prohably,
than all the parepts, teachers apd
traffic officers ip the cquntry.
JJyery girl who Joins ip would be
doing herself a big favor hy sharp
ly rpdpcing the chances of her be
ing crlppfed or disfigured in a
needless traffic accident.
All that is neded is for girls to
make it clear to tbejr date* that
MRS HATTIE 8. CgVKNAUGH
Mrs. flattie Stroud Cavenaugh] 78
died Friday night at the home qf
her daughter Mrs. Marie Chestnutt
In Rose Hill after a brief illness.
Funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon at 3:M O'clock qt
the Rose HiH Pentecostal Free Wi|l
Baptist Church conducted by fie v.
Oscar Honeycutt, Marvip Browp
and J. B. Holder. Burial was ip
the Cavenaugh Family Cemetery.
She is survived by two daughters
Mrs Inez Swinson and Mrs. Marie
Chestnutt both of Rose Hill, eight
grand children and seventeen grpat
grand children, one sister Mrs. An
nie Wood of WaHpce.
r - ?' p . 't Xi i I
Iw?d fWyrng dootp't nnpr?*? tkH-m
M a lornal a#set, nor (Jpes it add to
|^ir Woyroeft ? h*? ocopjon- I(
girls put bad driving in the same
class with unkempt appearance,
bad ipfnpers, pjpmsy dancing or
rtMtiM ?t um mart \m wttl
quickly set the picture.
J** ? ? 1* to fate
pouf date as a drivfr:
grafts watts
important to buy at flashy ornament
than replace a broken talllight?
Is ht rwtUr a skilled and confi
dent driver - or -is he a half trail
ed one. apt to panic 1b an emergen
cy I
Ooas ha keep hip eyas on the
ropd aud his hands qp the wheel
or does hf let the car drive itself
part of (he time?
does ha drive at a sensible sneed
or dpes he seem tq think the high
er the speed; the higher his social
staining?
Does he obey the rules of the
road - or does he have an unortho
dox (and dangerous) code of his
own?
Does he avoid mixing drinking
arw^ rfvtaf - or does he thing al
cohol makes him an even better
man at the wheel?
Is he courteous and self-control
led - or does he drive with a chip
on his finder?
Doe^ he leave a margin for safety
- or is he constantly crowding h)s
luck?
Does he treat a car as a conveni
ent and pleasant means of going
places - or does he regard it as a
toy for playing thrill games?
Do you feel relaxed and secure
when you ride with him - or are
you nervous, as If you were riding
a skittish horse op an icy freeway?
U any of the boys you date fail
to rate well on this test, try a little
persuasion. If that fails, let them
look somewhere else for a date.
P. S. to the boys: If this could
happen to you. why not beat the
girls (and your rivals) to the punch
1 1 ' 1 I
with a quick course in self improve
ment?
iSCS JUWS
rutus jr.
I foR't t*Ueve it ia pqRBitHe fqr
me to gnoourage y?u *** mueh to
sow a cover crop on your cropland
to protfct it duripg tfce winter mon
ths ahepd. As yqp knpw, i| will pUq
make your land more ferule. Yabfh
cco harvesting in the county is com
plete except for just a few fields.
Ifcese tobacco stalks should be cyt
and a good caver, such as rye. oats,
or fescue, sown og the land. The i
county cupimittee sti)) has sojBgj
funds available t* fMkMpt you iffW
cover far your tohflpeg ^ad- I urof-|
Km to come to the cowetf office la
ym r?iye?t far a < eve; tm
l'n? sure jfou wui Had IM w? ?S
pay off.
Some of you will soon complete
the wartatiag jpvj(3?crw of
tOudtKO. As soon SB JFOU flBMn soil*
mg, return your marketing cards tg
the cQggty ftffipg. ThfSf fJfflS tfl
issued to you, and you are charged
with their safekeeping until they are
Returned to us.'Pqet't Ftapft:'
pn losing them - return them when
you finish sellipg,
11 "
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liarvi- tu: af tana la m ibuut
here. Do you have tft? prop* faci
lities for storing yours? Omm are
%l that y^jj^haw. (iMumgUy
eligib^T^r'TSs^wpport T5f the
current year.
tfgtpk
For other information about toer
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i to make y0gijhome ready for snug comfort all
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Mount Olive, N. C.
extra
cont,
extra
value y
ZIPPRRB0 |
SKippies I
$j5rmfit I
$g95
? &tfra control of ripparad stylinflwhh famouo 4
f ornfoit and hh of aU alastic Sklpplao.
% Flattening lac* front panal.
? Controllinf aide and bock panda. ,
a Waiat-nipptnp band.
a Unffag Manila 889 alyaa aupar-amooth
jhlaMpntralJ aplit-shiald and all-alaattc, atay-put
a Mottkinf jlrdla MO alao avaitabla-sama slimming
faotwraa. loth in Whito. S.M.L.XL.
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Garner Bros.
Mount Olive, N. C.
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Electric Bottling Co.
Mr. Farmer
It's no
trick at all
You Don't Have To
Be A Juggler To
Handle Your Money
Successfully
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It's all very easy when you do your booking
with the Bank of Mount dive, the homo-town
bank. In fact it's just as simple as thfc: After each sale of
your tobacco bring your chocks and deposit thorn in a
convenient chocking accou nt or savings account. You'll
benefit from either type of q ccount And your business
will be appreciated.
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