THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1945 BMNMMianMairMiaiianwrawattmm«tt*tiai!aittnaii«itßitttMnamtMt!aiiaiiaitai!Biiiit l iicti ß | iat | B |i a ,| Bl | ailßl , a „ ai , B |, B |W, n i j Down Main Street j j 1 \ 7 | ■r# • •na»'«M#«aiiaMa-.aiia.r*. •'••••■>■•<>• •an a iiaiia W loSTHUMOUSLY • Slfar Star /* " was awarded to Prt. Villi* V. Mc , Fur land, St. Louis, Mo. When attempting to establish a beachhead on tHc Rapido River, Italy, Pvt. McFarland’s unit was halted by enemy artillery fire. Propping to the ground, he crawled over the shell-blasted shore to cut barbed wire, discharging his automatie rifle as he went. Thus he advanced through barbed wire entangle ment* until severely wounded. He gave his life fighting to free Italy, and the purchase of War Bonds will help continue that fight until all of the world is liberated from the Axis yoke. —. a HkSxTamn Srfvmm INFANTILE PARALY SIS DRIVE Theatre Contributions $166.18; President’s Ball, $48.26; Pensacola school $11.90; Prices Creek school, $5.00; Indian Creek church, $749; Halls Chapel church, $7.00. Clearmont (Miss Ruth Jobe, chairman) 6th and 7th grade (Jobe) $28.00; 9t‘h grade (Angel), $15.00; 7th grade (Deyton)', $10.40; 4th grade i Bailey' and Bennett), $4 90; sth and 6th grades (Ray), $4.30; Seniors (Banks), $2.22; 3rd and 4th grades (Moody) ! $2.10. $2.00 Bth (Hughes; 10th Day-;] ton; sth < Hensley i; 3rd' j j (Edwards); 2nd (E. Husk- ! ins) and Ist (M. Huskins). j] Bee Log : (Sarah Hensley, chairman)! 3rd and 4th (Maney),;] $15.00; 6th iS. Hensley),d $->.00; 7th (J. Mclntosh),! $3.60; Bth (Adams), $3.30; 2nd (Buchanan), $2.83; 3rd I (L. Mclntosh), $2.00; sth I (Hilemon), $2.00; 2nd (Wil-i 1 ! son), $1.00; 4th (Wheeler), ' $6.00; sth (Edwards), $4.60;:' 6th (Angel), $3.50; 9th i | (Proffitt), $3.00; 10th )Bur-i nettei, $2.70; Ist (Ray), I $2.00; Seniors (M. Mein- ; itosh), $2.00; Ist (Briggs), SIOO. All Clearmont teachers, including an ex-teacher, I Mrs. Gornto, have contri buted a dollar or more to ward the fund. Rays Grocery $2,50, J & jJ Garage $2.00. SI.OO Contributors I). J. Peterson, J, L. Rob linson, C. P Gibson, Miea ! ville Exchange, Mica ville j Supply Co., Charles Dellin ger, Robinson and Hughes, S. R. Hensley, Herbert Eng land, B. R. Wilson, John 1 McAllister; Jim Wheeler, Gus Bailey, 1 H. I). Ray, Riddle and Wil- 1 son, T. J. Wilson, W. C. Rob inson, David F. Hervey,! Arthur Robinson, A. R. Westall. Ed Gibbs, C C.! Robinson, W. S. Bryant and Go., Mrs. Sam J. Huskins; E. W. Wilson, R. A. Rad ford, J. M. Wilson, M. O. Ferguson, Lewis Tomber lin, B. E Shepherd, ,C. L. Ferguson, Lattie Ballard, E. J. Angel, M. B. Metcalf; I Floyd King, Styles Bros Garage, Joe Banner, Daw son Briggs, George Hall, :J. H. Ray, W. L. Allan, E. IT. Moody, Ernest Ervin, Jay Styles, Willie Price, B. B. Penland and Son, Pen land and Ayers, Vincent Westall, A. G. Edge; ' H. S. Edge, A and M .Case, Burnsville Furniture and Hardware Co., Young! and Westall, City Case, Cut- ] i Rate Furniture Co., Caro- ] lina Tire Co., Marcus Eng-! land, J. N. Barnett, Henry! NIgHJ a COUfiHS. f u are cased, sticky phlegm loosened up, irritated upper breathingp.-lssages are soothed and relieved, by rubbing Vicks Vapoßub on throat, chest and back at bedtime. Blessed relief as Vapoßub PENETRATES to upper bronchial | tubes with its special medicinal vapors, STIMULATES chest and back sur faces like a wanning poultice. Often by morning lost of the-mis ery of the cold is g, , j R member— ONLY VAPORUB Gives You this spe cial double action. ! time-tested, home-proved ... t*. be; i-kauwn hoftie remedy for relie v- & »fl a ihg miseries of Y f 9 W f\ children's colds. V Vaporuo Stamey, C. M. Bailey, Zeb Fox, I. F. McCourry; Evelyn Hill, Clonnie Hus-; kins, Miss Bennett’s sth grade, Daniel Boone, Ed 1 Franklin, Cecil Ferguson, Bobby Ayers, Tessie Grif fith, Mabel Banks, Mrs Bowman. Bobby Se.yers* Mary C. Severs, Bald Creek 3rd grade (Miss Tilson). Presbyterian Church . The Junior-intermediates' group of children will meet at the Manse on Friday at' 4 o’clock. Friday is World’s 1 Day of Prayer for Missions Next Sunday the church school will open at 10:15 and the worship service will I SEEDS FOR SALE m I -• Complete Stock of High Quality Tobacco Seed, Seed Oats, Clover, Grasses, Beans and Vegetable Seeds. l —— —.... ——. —*— - Priced Low Burnsville Furniture and Hardware Co. BURNSVILLE, N. C. I ’ ... . /3s mw&nr &'£ik^ PAGE THREE begin at 11 o’clock. Divine worship services will be held at Mine Fork at 2 p. in.; at Denlinger Mem orial church on Lower Jacks Creek at 3:30; and at Low Gap at 7:30. Doris Mclntosh spent the week end in Alexandria, Va. with friends Mrs H. G. Crowgey and children have returned from a visit with relatives in Virginia. ond FLOORS ENAMEL Tough os a Commando! Challenges sun, rain and scouring powder...temp ered to resist floor traffic. ' ROBERTS & JOHNSON LUMBER COMPANY Burnsville, N. C. [PERMATONE | Shingles go kid sidewalls led painting or other repairs, Ir" with new Johns-Manviile ly come in attractive colors, knt, they save you money year ■n price and inexpensive to SManvillc Permatonc Siding Shi easily right over ypur old ■se they are made of asbestos Key are fireproof—will never Voi free estimate ca 11... IjD & SON Bg Supplies