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ADDITIONAL
RED CROSS
DONATIONS
Robert Boyd, 1.00; Mrs. Iren<
Bowen, .50} G. B. Bagley, .50
Mrs. Harvey Buitt, 1.00; Mrs
Jr. Buchanon, 1.00; Mr. and Mrs
Hampton Buchannon, 2.00; Mr
and Mrs. Spurgeon Buchannon
5.00; Mr. and Mrs. John Buch
annon, 1.00 and Mrs. Katherim
Briggs, 1.00.
Also, Mr. and Mrs. Gibb;
Boswell, $2.00; David Boswell
1.00; Bryan Boswell, 2.00; Mrs
Bryan Boswell, 1.00; S. S. Bran
don, 1.00; Miss Blaylock, 1.00
Mrs. Bailey, 1.00; W. D.* Berry
1.00; Miss Elizabeth L. Brooks
.50; Miss Mary Brooks, .50
Palmer Clayton, .25; Lelanc
Clayton, 1.00; Flem Clayton
1.00; Hassel Clayton, 1.00; Guj
Clayton, 1.00; Mrs. M. T. Clay
ton, .25; Mrs. J. W. Clayton .50;
Mrs. Nettie Clayton, .25 and
Mrs. Ivey Cridlin, 1.00.
Also, H. C. Carver, $1.00; Miss
Frances Crowder, 1.00; Mrs. E
D. Cheek, 1.00; Mrs. Cardwell,
.50; Mrs. R. G. Cole, 1.00; Miss
Ruby Clayton, .50; Miss Rachel
Clayton, 1.00; Mrs. A. S. Clayton,
t
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Crumpled
Fender
Smashed
Wheel
--one days
damage is
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than 36S days’
insurcUbcewith
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Roxboro, N. C.
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\ vehicles.
rotate tit** \ Chevrolet dealers have skilled, trained mechanics.
V eC * ( \ Chevrolet dealers have modern tools and equip-
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Y DEALER TODAY
HEADQUARTERS'FOR ' SERVICE ON ALLAMAKEE AND MODELS
Tar Heel Chevrolet Company, Inc.
MAIN STREET ROXBOKO, N. C.
.25; Mrs. Dameron. Clayton, .25;
Mrs. Effie Clayton, .25; Mr and
Mrs. Reade Clayton, 1.00; Mrs.
Jim Clayton, .25; Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Clayton, 2.00; Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Clayton, 5.00; Mr.
“ : and Mrs. Thea Clayton, 2.00;
le Mrs. A. Clayaon, 1.00 and Lee
Chambers, 1.00.
s l Also, Mrs. Paul Carroll, .25;
s -, Mrs. Lennie Carver, .30; L. T.
r - Cozart, 1.00; Wilson Coates, 1.00;
n > Mrs. Myrtle Carver, .50; T. L.
1_ ; Catlett?, 2.00; Mr. and Mrs. Leon
le Couch, 3.00; Miss Inda Collins,
5.00; Mrs. Margaret L. Critcher,
,s 5.00; Miss Pauline Chandler, 50;
Mrs. Jack Cothran, 1.00; Miss
Rosa Cothran, 1.00; Miss Martha
Colthran, 1.00; James W. Col
■*’ thran, 1.00; J. L. Colthran, 1.00;
Mrs. E. C. Clayton, 1.00; Mrs.
Joyner Clayton, 1.00; Miss Nancy
Clayton, 1.00; Lorenzo Clayton,
(Colored), 1.00; Miss Elizabeth
b Clayton, 1.00; Mr. and Mrs. Z.
y R. Clayton, 2.00 and Mrs. Ome
gia Clay, 1.00.
I; ALso, Mr. Will Clay, $1.00:
Mr. Henry Clay, 1.00; Mr. and
Mrs. D. M. Cash, 10.00; Eugene'
, s j Cates, 1.00; Ben Chaney, 1.00;
“ | Mrs. Hattie C. Carver, 5.00; Mrs. j
L. W. Crews, 1.00; Mrs. Alvis
s Clayton, 1.05; Mr. and Mrs. Nave j
1 Castle, 1.00; Emma Claytcn, 1.00; 1
M. R. Clayton. .35; Mrs. Ollie
. J Coleman, 1.00: Mrs. Maxie Clay-,
| ton, .50 and Mrs. Myrtle Coates, I
I .50.
' Mrs. E. T. Chandler. $1.00;
Mrs. Walter Chadwick, 1.00;
Mrs. Vannie Carver, 1.00; Mrs. i
: Marion Clayton, 1.00; Mr. and
| Mrs. Bruce Clayton, 5.00; Mrs.;
: O. Y. Clayton, 1.00; Mrs. Delia
! Clayton, 1.00; Arthur Clayton,
1.00; Mrs. J. A. Clayton, 1.00;
| Mrs. Daniel Clayton, .25; Aubrey
j Clayton, .50; R. D. Clayton, .25;
P. N. Clayton, .25; Willie Clay
: ton, .25; Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Cobb,
2.00; Mrs J. B. Currin, 2.00; Mrs.
iW. R. Cates, 1.00; Miss Hallie
Clay, .50; Clyde Carr, .50; Geo
rge Chambers. 1.00: Mrs. Gilliam
Chambers, .50; Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Chambers, 2.00 and Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Chambers, 2.25. i
Also, Mr. and Mrs. Moose.
i Chambers, $1.00; Mr. and Mrs.'
i !
One Day!
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Call Us—Phontf 3301
SERVICE DRY CLEANERS |
; James Cates, 2.00; Mr. Will
[ Childress, 1.00; Mr. and Mrs.
. Morris Collie, .50; Mr. Will Crab
tree, 2.00; Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
I Crumpton, 2.00; Mrs. Ben Chan
ey, .25; Mrs. Frank Cudd, 1.00;
. Mr. and Mrs. James Carver, 1.00;
, Miss Catherine Cooper, 1.00;
Harvey Crumpton, 1.00 and Lil
. ian Carroll, .10.
»
Also, Lovetta Chaney, .50;
; William Clayton, .25; Mrs. Mary
. Clayton, 1.50; Mrs. James Clay
i ton, 1.00; Mrs. Raymond Clay
, i ton, .15; Miss Pauline Clayton,
, ■ 1.00; Mrs. Lambeth Clayton, 1.00;
;| Willie L. Clayton, 1.00; Jack
; Clayton, 1.00; Mrs. Lena Clayton,
i 1.00; Mr. and Mrs. James Clay
■ ton, 2.00; J. A. Clayton, 1.00; E.
; T. Clayton, 1.00; Mrs. Alii?
. Clayton, 1.00; Mrs. Jack Clayton,
- 1.00; Miss Millie Clayton, 1.00;
, Mrs. Tommie Curee, 1.00; Mr.
i • A1 Cavallaro, 1.00 and Mr. and
.! Mrs. Allen Cavallaro, 1.00.
■I Also, Miss Cvedia Carr, $1.00;
Mrs. James Crowder, 1.00; Mrs.
: W. T. Cozart, 1.00; Mr. and Mrs.
I I E. W. Cunningham, 5.00; Eunice
1 i Cook, .50; G. C. Carver, .25; G.
F. Carver, 1.00; Sim Carver, .25;
jP. T. Curtis, .50; L. A. Currin,
'• 1.00; James Crowder, 1.00; Eloise
1 i Crowder, .25; Mrs. Tom Crowd
er, 1.00; Howard Chaney, 1.00;
Sam Chambers, 1.00 and Johnnie
Qlayton, .23.
| Also, Mrs. Alma Clayton, 1.00; 1
j Carlton Clayton, .25; Miss Lula I
i Childs, .10; Mrs. S. B. Carver,!
i ,2S; Luther M. Clayton, 1.00; j
John G. Clayton, 1.00; George |
Carr, 1.00; Carolina Power and j
Light Co., 25.00; Mrs. H. I. Dix-1
on, .50; Mrs. Eddie Dixon, .50;
Mrs. Tom Day, .25; Mrs. T. O.
Dudley, 1.00; Mrs. Davis, .25;
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dunlap, 1.00;
Mrs. G. A. Duncan, 1.00; Mrs. E. |
M. Bennett, 1.00; Mrs. J. B.
Davis, .25; Floyd Davis, 1.00;
Mr, J. E. Daniel, 1.00; Mrs. Luth
er Duke, 1.00; Mrs. Jeet Duke,
1.00; Mrs. Charlie Duke, 1.00;
Mr. Algie Day, 1.00 and Mrs.
Ben Davis, 1.00.
Also, Miss Ida Farra Davis, j
$2.00; Mrs. Hlorance Duncan,
i Semora), 5.00; Mrs. Earl Day,
j .50; Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Dicker
; son, 2.00; Edith Dickerson, 1.80;
; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dunn, 2.10;
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Dunkley, 1.00;
|
Mrs. Melvin Dixon, .50; Mrs.
i Lucy Dixon, .25; Junita Dixon,
j .15; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Daniel,
1 .25 and Bill Dickerson, .10.
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PERSON COUNTY TIMES ROXBORO. N.«C.v
SIOO,OOO Worth
Lucille Davidson, 1.00; Randall rv/ »• *
Daniels, 1.00; Mr. L. B. Daniels, bW JIVC 111 P IIIYI
I .50; Mrs. Mazie Daniels, 1.00;
. I Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Daniels, 5.00;
.' P. G. Dunavant, 1.00; Mr. and Columbia’s musical “Reveille'
• Mrs. Tap Day, 1.50; Chuck Day, With Beverly,” which features
. 1.00; Edgar Dunavant, 1.00; Mr. Ann Miller, at the Palace The
and Mrs. P. G. Dunavant, 1.00;, atre, has the largest ready-made
. 1 Mrs. Garland Denney, 1.00; Mrs.' audience in months, with fans of
’' Ben Davis, Jr., 5.00; Mrs. Jim the picture’s featured bands
Dean, 1.00; Robert Day, 1.00; T.| turning out to the box office as
B. Davis, .50; Robert Dickerson, 1 expected. The show will be pre
-1.00; Ada Dickerson, 1.00; Jane sented Sunday. f j
[ Dickerson, 1.00; Lucy Love Dick- Combined record sales of the!
! erson, 1.00; Thomas Dixon, Jr., numbers Count Basie, Duke El
-5.00- Azariah Davis, .50 and Mr. j lington, Frank Sinatra, the Mills
’ and Mrs. E. Y. Davis, 3.00. | Brothers, Freddie Slack and Bob
Also, Mrs. Maude Dixon, .50;; Crosby play in the production
, Miss Gertrude Dickey, 1.00; Miss |
Thelma Denney, 1.00; Miss Villa KTJUIiIPLJC rom
. Rue Day, 1.00; Miss Elvira Day, ' LnUAuilL
.35; Mr. Jack DeWolf, 1.00; Miss ' *' j
[ Helen Day, 1.00; B. S. Day, 2.00; j
Mrs. Burns Day, .25; Mrs. Ray- j 1
; ™ nd Day, .25; Mrs. Joe Daniel, |
.50 and Mrs. Frank Daniel, .25. I a* ln f- So ‘ t ' s qu i c „ k - H se I
* I I only as directed. 10c, 30c, 60c. I
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I* With "buy only what ycu need” in mind, many of last year’s
i* spring wardrobes will go "on duty” again this year. Make X ■
* 'what you have do—dry clean your clothes for longer wear. X '
j* Our expert service removes stains , . . leaves garments in X :!
+ “new” condition. Bring your clothes in today fer rapid dry
$ cleaning. +■]
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I LAUNDRY SERVICE |jj
I* Ts you are having a hard time getting a “wash wo- *j]
man” we will be glad to take care of this trouble. We ■
* will call for and deliver your clothes just as you want * 1
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* If you are not yet putting a reasonable part of your salary J: •
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X into war bonds we urge vou to start doing this now.
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BIUE-WHITE light blazes down on the
ten*e little group.... A miction machine
hum* quietly. . . . Skilful finger* poise
an electric knife. ... A human life de
pends on the even flow of electric power.
Electric equipment of many kind*
serves die modern hospital. Busy doc
tors and nurses use h every day for
and treatment, without even
pausing to think of the constant supply
of electricity that runs it.
But electric power isn't automatic.
The hard-working men and women of
America’s electric companies are die
folks who have made it dependable.
They’ve made it plentiful, too—to that
America’s war plants have far more
power than those of any other nation.
And they’ve made it cheap —so that the
average American home enjoys twice ms
much electricity for the same money it
paid about 15 years ago.
MVMT M AMMICAI NT WAR ROHM AMR STAMM
a
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reach the 18,500,000 mark. In the
film, each band gives with the
number highest on their own hit
parade. Coiunt Basie leads the
procession with his playing of
"One O’clock Jump,” which led
all record sales in the country.
It is estimated that the enter
tainment would charge SIOO,OOO,
for one evening’s work.
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V-Mail letters go through be-j
cause V-Mail letters are never |
lost.
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War Tires, All Sizes
j Batteries For Every Car
ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY
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f Spend Points 1
J Wisely JLpg }
! our meat with f I
I you as long as t
| we have any |
! Beans. Peas. Y t °" may use the ration books f
*ss» _ . of the entire family when you *
* Vegetables and do y°ur food shopping. The X
•> Fl*llit« blue point stam P s A . B » C are £
* " FOILS. good during the first ration J
I PI rijTy nr period, adding up to 48 points +
* rLCn 1 1 Ur for each member of the fami- J
+ Ok nnrti orrn ly - Because that point allow - t
% iiAKUhW jllD ance must iast the fuii rati ° n %
* period, plan how many points
* ON HAND you iwiill use eagh time, z
I BEFORE YOU SHOP. *
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j Moored Cash Market!
t In Building formerly occupied by Roxboro Bakery and t
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* mxt to Jackson Motor Co. *
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These are die results of practical bust*
ness management under public regulation 1—
part of the system of busmen freedom
in which millions of Americans have pat
their faith and their savinp.
\ Carolina
POWER & LIGHT
Company
k
THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1943
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Jewelers
Roxboro. N. C.