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A lana are now being cor lted bv
the Auxiliary or the Wm. lul Stal
l'r-Ti Post: of the American Legion
fr holding the annual Poppy Sales on
tv.t date.. Mrs. Lessie White, of Win
f Ms chairman of the sales coamit-
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Aaswer to Question No. 1:
The average length of stav
In general hospitals in the
United States today is about 20
to 25 per cent less than it was
in 1940. This improvement is
largely the result of medical ad
vances, early ambulation after
surgery ana childbirth, and the
use ox Diood transfusions.
Answer to Question No. 2:
Healthy old people are not
necessarily tired. Much of the
weariness is due to improper
I diet. An increase of proteins
ana a lessening or starch, sugar
. and fats will often relieve the
feeling of exhaustion. Elderly
persons' diets, under the direc
tion of the family doctor, willi
include plenty of meat,- fowl
and green vegetables, with less
bread, butter, sweets and the
like. : ,va,,
Answer to Question No. 3:
Yes, in many cases. If the,
alcoholic has the will to be'
cured, his doctor can, with the
aid of new drugs and psychia
tric procedures. helo him to'
give up drinking. To be certain
of continued cure, the patient
must always abstain from
drinking alcoholic beverages.
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Auto Dealers Urge
Czr Check-up Fir
Highway Safety
"The majority if not all of to
day's traffic accidents can be traced
back to bad habits on someone's part."
This is the opinion of C. C. Wins
low today, as N. C. Auto Dealer's
Association's May Program on traffic
safety education entered its third
week. Mr. Window is local commit
teeman for the association.
"Doing the right thing when a traf
fic crisis confronts you, and having
an automobile mechanically capable
of responding the way it should,'' he
said, "are the two factors determin
ing whether the accident takes place
"or not."
Both factors, Mr. Winslow said, are
the outgrowth of habit either good
or bad and the chief concern of the
Association's' May program this year
is improving the vehicle maintenance
habits of Hertford's drivers.
"When a car suddenly nulls in front day with relatives in Ivor.
of you on the highway and you firm- J Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Stallings
ly apply the brakes for an emergency ( and daughter of Elizabeth City spent
top without depressing the clutch the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. R.
that's habit. A good habit, incident- "H. Copeland. Other Sunday visit.
BELVTOERE NEWS
i The Rev. Bascom Rollins, pastor of
Cane Creek Friends Church, near
Greensboro, conducted a series of
meetings at Pmey Woods Church last
week. The services closed Sunday
evening. His messages were force
ful and inspiring and his visits with
friends in the community ' apprecia
ted.
Mrs. Annie Baker and ' daughter.
Mrs. Jimmie Mathews and Mr. Mat
hews of El Paso, Texas, were the re
cent visitors with Mrs. T. C Perry
and family and other relatives in the
county. The Mathews have return
ed home. Mrs. Baker will continue
her visit for a few weeks. ;. yi
Mrs. Louis Winslow and her mother.
Mrs. T. D. Chappell spent Tuesday in
Greenville. .
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Winslow and
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Winslow visited
relatives at North' West, Va., Sun
day. : . '.r '
Lois Violet Winslow was the sup
per guest of Ann White Friday even
ing.' .
Mr. and Mrs? L. Jay Winslow at
tended Friends Quarterly Meeting in
fisdley Va,, Saturday and spent Sun
On Poppy Bay everyone will be ask
ed to wear a Memorial Powdv in tri
bute 'to America's war dead, and to
contribute to the welfare of disabled
war veterans and needy children of
the veterans.
Members of the . local American
Legion Auxiliary, assisted by the Girl
Scouts, will sell the poppies in Hert
ford and throughout the county.
The poppies which the -American
Legion Auxiliary will distribute here
have been made by disabled veterans
of both World Wars at the Veterans
Hospital in Fayettevflle. The work
has been feneficial to them as well
as giving them an opportunity to earn
money for themselves and their fami
nes. 1 , i
' Contributions made by those who
wear the poppies form a principal
source of support for the vast rehabili
tation and child welfare work carried
on by the Legion and Auxiliary, so by
wearing a poppy, everyone Is aiding
the living victims of war while they
honor the war dead.
ally," Winslow said. ' Hf the brakes
that you depress are in good condition,
then that, too is the result of habit
the habit of keeping your car m the
best possible mechanical condition.
t Today's traffic, according to the As
sociation, demands that both driver
and car be at peak performance at
all times. A deficiency in either can
completely cancel out all the assets
mechanical or human of both.
' The Association's May program of
traffic safety education, which urges
aU drivers to "Make Safe Driving a
Habit Check Your Car JCheck Acci.
dents," is being led by the National.
Safety Council and supported by other
organizations on the national level.
White Hat News
Walker Perry of Elizabeth City,
pastor . of Berea Church of Christ,
was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Ulric Caddy.
Mr. and Mito. Edward Davenport and
children of Elizabeth City were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Eure,
. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Caddy, Mr.
and Mrs. Joshua Sutton and children,
Mrs. Thomas Morgan and children
and Misses Delores and Ivy Russell
were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Yeates.
Misses Motile" Lu Yeates, Wilma
Anne Caddy, Mary Frances and Shir
ley Eure spent Sunday afternoon as
guests of Miss Faye Eure..
Mrs. Lizzie Dowdy spent the day
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fenton
Eure.
Mr. and Mrs. Nickie Dunstan and
eons of Norfolk, Va., spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe White.
' Mr. and ' Mrs; Watson Eure and
Lucy Mae visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Simpson in Suffolk, Va.,
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Eure had as
their guests on Sunday afternoon, Mr.
and Mrs. Delvin Euro and Bobby,
Mr And Mrs. Garland Eure and daugh
ter and Rudolph Banks and sons of
WHliamston. ; r
. Mr. and Mrs. J. D, ; Yeates, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Thompson and Miss
IJollie Lu Yeates spent last Sunday
in Portsmouth, Va,. as guests of Mrs.
xeates' brother and sister-dn-Iaw, Mr.
mi Mrs. Roscoe Smith.
ors included Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Cope-
land,' Mr and Mrs. Harold Copeland,
Mrs. Elmer Chappell, Mr. and Mrs.
Rudolph Perry and Louis Winslow.
Clinton Winslow, in company with
a party of young people, spent the
week-end at Nags Head.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac White and chil
dren and Mrs. Jack Symons visited
Mr. and Mrs. John Symons of Chap
anoke Sunday.
Mrs. N. W. Chappell and son Billy,
and daughter, Linda, were Sunday
visitors with Mrs. Louisa Ward , of
Ryland.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. White and son,
Jay .and daughter, Sara Lynn, of
Norfolk, Va., visited with Mrs. White's
parents Sunday evening.
TRY A WEEKLY CLASSIFIED AA
WTNFALL NEWS
Miss Frankie Barber of Elizabeth
City, Route 1, is spending some, time
with relatives here. .'f
Reginald Jones, Jr., of Washington,
D. C, spent the week-end with his
family here.
Miss Geraldine Gregory of Newport
News, Va., spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Oreg
ory. .:'-':v.'V-'Utt.
and Mrs. William Bryan of Ox
ford spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Winslow. The Windows
and their guests motored to Kill Devil
Hill Sunday. f
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. White motored
to Nags Head Sunday.- -.
John Earl Hollowed! and Clifton
Hollnwell and their friend. Mr.' 'White,
motored to Nags Head Sunday:
little Glenn Maxwell of Elizabeth
City is spending some time with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. fc.
Lane. , 'V
litfla Johnny Martin Temple of
Newland snent Sunday and Monday
with his grandparents, Mr. and 'Mrs.
E. B. Hollowell. i:.
Miss Barbara White, daughter , of
Mr. and Mrs. Benton White, is a pat
ient in Norfolk General Hospital, Nor-
' Miss Amy Van Roach and Ray Har-
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ns motorea v iagB xieau omiu.
' Kay White "Stanton spent the week,
and at Nags Head on a house party
Mrs. W. G. Hollowell had as her
guests at Nags Head over the week
end, jar. ana mrs. jwisna wniwey..oi
Portsmouth. Va.. and Mr. and Mrs.
Oates of Pennsylvania. - ' - ' '
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