Two Ion#* CoUntians Win Com
According to the list of names furnished
with this picture the line up is as follows:
Front row, left to right, Stanley Scott of
PiamJico County, Vance Pipkin of Pamlico
County. John Feltn of Carteret County,
Hayes Koonce of, Jones ,County, Bruce Foy
of Jones County and Raiph Williams of-Cart—
feret. County and on th^.baA row, left to
right, are Jones Farm AgenA Jim Franck,
Assistant Craven Agent musK Pugh, Agri
culture Advisor to the ThetiSbern Oil aud
^Fertilizer Company,' A V. Momas. Baugh
.fand Son Salesman ‘MuxSayjPulcher, Dixie
Chemical Crirpanv Represfentative Ed Parker,
—-i--St-»-i-:-' .
Onslow County Spirit James Allgood, Assist
ant Carteret Agent C. H. Kirkman arid A. T.
Jackson, Craven County Agent. The gathering
took place as awards were passed out ip the
annual Five County Corn Grouting Contest
which is sponsored In Pamlico, Craven, Jones,
Carteret and Onslow Counties by the three
fertilizer companies represented above. (Ed
itor’s Note: The lineup as identified when
given to us does not agree with the way we
see the people above, but if you know any of
them you’ll be able to recognize them if you
don’t know them it will ndt make a great
deal of difference.) V .
Sgt. Laws Fecorfs
On 1952 Accidents
Sgt. John taws, commander
of District 5 of Troop A of Hie
North Carolina State Highway
Patrol thjj Week Issued a report
on* the activities of the men un
der him in Pitt, Greene and Le
noir counties during the past
year. Hie report reveals that
iO people were killed, 232 injur
ed and over $318,400 in property
damage resulted from the 630
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any kitchen
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accidents investigated. - ; v
Pitt Gouiity led the hit parade
with '324 of the 630 accidents1
hut Lenoir was tops in the fatal
ity line up with ’ 13 against
Pitt’s 12 and Greene County
had five highway deaths. Le
noir had 235 accidents and
Greene had 71.
Of the 232 persons injured
In all some ^5,319 traffic ar
rests were reported for ’52 by
Laws and his cooimand. Of
this total Lenoir claimed 5,126,
Pitt 2,245 affd Greene 948.
Bad ‘Chewy’ Luck
Kinston Fireman Leonard
Lee has difficulty with his
Chevrotats. Last year a diesel
locomotive of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad banned
Lee’s “Chewy” around rather
brutally while his wife was at '
the wheel. Tuesday Lee and '
five other Kinston firemen
were on their way to Newport ;
to a meeting of their brethren
in the fire fighting business
and when Lee started to pass
a Marine Corps ambulance
the spare wheel from the am
bulance came off and fell onto
Lee’s Chevrolet. The firemen j
swear that theft’ trip to the
| meeting was intemuped nearly
four hours for filling out Ma
rine Corps accident reports.
At least When. Lee’s flivvers
get banged up they are pick
ed on by folks able to pair for
having the dents taken out.
Continued from Page 1
“Free” Press.
Those who have fought and
who are still fighting for a. new
hospital urge ,.and urge again
every citizen of Lenoir County
to attend tide Monday night
meeting and let the county
commissioners know how they
.- the large size
more savings, too! '
savings! The average Sfamily saves as to
when it buys the large, economy siaes -* 1
ing products used daily to the home! And when you buy
the large sizes at STANDARD DRUG STORES, you get
your favorite brands at our famous low-as-possibie prices.
ECONOMY SIZE
Tampax
BOX OF 40 $133
SAVES YOU 23c
Make the 7-6ay Test
Rybutol
mGH-POTENCY
B-feOMPLEX VITAMINS
$198
Wildroot
Cream-Oil
FOR TOUR HAIR
98c
SAVES VOU 57c
KEEPS HANDS
SOFT AND SMOOTH
Pacquins
Hand Cream
- SAVES . YOU 27c
10 oZ. jar
7 OUT OF 10
WOMEN CHOOSE
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Hpl 98 ^
BATTLE OP 100 TABLETS
SAVES VOU $1.27 'tiU
$ l .00 Woodbury
BEAUTY BLENDED LOTION
,50c
Kreml—Fathfer and Son Special
00c Value, Now —-59c plus tax
20 Gillette. Blue Blades and
SHAVE CREAM_
98c
Five Vitamins with
M ALT AND IRON
$1,50
2 Kolynos Chlorophyll
TOOTH PASTE
69c
For Arthritis and Rheumatism
RU-EZE__
$2.50
$1.00 WOODBURY SHAMPOO
100 UNICAP VITAMIN
,50c
~$3.M
HEATING PADS —„v--$5.75
BEEF-IRON-WINE TONIC
-$LS0
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