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Tnursday night, June 4. Offic.
l tor the coming year will be
llected at this meeting and the
president urges all members to
attend.'
feftAINAGE PROJECT IS
TERMED HUGE SUCCESS
(Continued Irvro Pays Onis .
titty, MrA'Marie S. Elliott; corre
sponding ; Secretary, Miss Hulda
Woodland treasurer, Miss Thel
tha EUioi
As i-butgoing president, Mrs.
Alice iXbwe Owens presented the
vel:to Mrs. Lane and her pres
ident's pin, which was p nrud on
by her husband, Archie T. Lane, Mrs, Ann
Jr.
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Annual Convention of the North
iidi!Proiesio4aJ Wkeiffcitjlubs.
Inc., will cbnvene in Greensboro
The: Auxiliary of the Wm.' June 11-14, with Convention
ul Stallings Post of the Am- Headquarters at the Woman's
Crican Legion will meet at the -College, University 'of North
cimtk nf Mra Vpra Batton on Carolina ilreenshoro and weed
as many attend this convention as
possible. -: ' .. . j
The meeting closed with the'
Club Collect and the song "Sing
Your Way Home" with Mrs. Rid
dick at the piano.
Members and guests present
were: Mr.' and Mrs. jArcJjie T.
Lane, Jr., Mr." and Mrs. Melvin
G. Owens, Mr. and Mrs R. M.
Riddick Mi M&W;SMr8- M
Jackspn,. Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Bur
bage,; ;Miss Tbelma, . EliJotfcjiMrs.
Eldon " WinsioW, Miss v; Hulda
Wood, MraC; Erie' Haste,1' Sr., "Mrs.
Marie S. Elliott, Mrs, Lester Keel,
Mrs; Sallie Mfityinei-,Viola
D. Nachmari, Mrs. Betty T. Swin
dell. Mrs. Mary D. Robertson,
E. Barrel!, Melvin
I uwens, jr., ana way ruiauon
Mrs. Lane announced the 40th Elizabeth City.
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JUST A
REMINDER
Take Advantage of Our 45th Anniversary
SALE PRICES
All Hammocks Off
COMPARE OUR PRICES ON
GLIDERS - CHAIRS -CHAISES
SWINGS GYM SETS - FANS
and all porch and outdoor furniture!
A LOOK SEE WILL
CONVINCE YOU
V.M. Morgan Furniture Company
1914 1959
GIANT AUCTION AND
DEDICATION
at
Farm Fresh Foods, Inc.
rr Gatesville,N.C.
Saturday, May 30 10 A.M.
Lunch on Grounds 2 Auctioneers
2 Truckloads Furniture New and Used tires. Several
Tractors and Equipment. 2 1951 Chevrolets and 1 Ford.
Western Saddle and bridle Boats, Trailers, new and
Used Chain Saws Antiques Appliances 1,000
Peach Trees, Elbertas, Red Haven Free New and
Used TV sets Ranges Oil Burners Gas Ranges
Washing Machines Coffee Makers Chaise Lounge
Electric Irons Camp Stools Lawn Mowers Boat
Motors and many other items too numerous to mention.
UNDER THE PERSONAL DIRECTION OF
DON C. HALL, Manager
; GATESVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA
ASSISTED BY
PHIL CRONKHITE, Auctioneer
LORIS, SOUTH CAROLINA . , ; . , ., . ,
Ootbotrding'i paee-Jettinj four'
S cylinder, in-line engines... prove ,
imoothett by far, most
l,ble. in millions, of
Merconomiser igmtiof .linkage AUt
and generator. Mark J8A taa JnJet
Carburetors, optional Dyna-Shock Absorbers. ,
SeeMercury. world No. I outboird ttdaylj
PRICES AS LOW AS $225.00
WE ALSO HAVE
A Complete Line of Bicycle Parts
and Repairs!
- " ILvi Uheprvwl thht ftr ud fori It is honed that this explana- way convey to
thiftv public th when a . tase
fboef(m fi?)t . 1st,; followed fqin . f f
of meningitis i:
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demiologicBlly ; the ; memngo
toccic Spinal? Meningitis ii fth
type in , wiqh, vhe most rigii
Miss Barbara Ann Edwards is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Edwards of Hertford, who announce her engagement to
Paul Matt Matthews, son of Mrs. Philip L. Jackson, also of Hert
ford, and the late Matt Matthews. The wedding will take place
August 15.
ROCK RIDGE EDGES
PERQUIMANS INDIANS
Continued from Page One
ley was the winning pitcher. He
entered the game in the fourth
inning and was relieved by Proc
tor in the seventh when Perquim
ans threatened to rally and tie
the score.
The contest marked the last of
the season of the Indians, who
won the Albemarle Conference
title and the District I title.
BPW CLUB INSTALLS
NEW OFFICERS FOR YEAR
(Continued from Page One)
structed 17,700 feet of main and
lateral ditches moving 10,128
MENINGITIS FACTS
tuted early. Epidemiological
studies around a case of menu
lingococcal infection are usually
unsatisfactory in these times.
Seldom can a chain of infection
be defined. Most infections are
either asymptomatic or so mild
that medical attention is not
sought, the infection so severe
as to attract medical care being
unusual. However, these may
be so fulminating that unless
medical aid is quickly obtained,
death ensues in a matter of
several hours." v .
The most recent case- of men
ingitis was due to a strepto
coccus, the same kind of germ
which causes scarlet fever or
septic sore throat,,,, ,, Jt is a
rather uncommon type J of men-
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and prophylatic therapy for the .
immediate' close contacts and J
quarantine close contacts over
1 1 years of age for three days,
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While all types of meningitis
are of major importance as far
as the patient is concerned, epi
demiological . the i meningo-
thcfl
igid
quarantine. procedures arecar-
cubic yards of dirt .and 15,142
feet- of field ditches moving
597 cubic yards of dirt. Their
arms do not look like the same
land now, as they have long
rows and the land looks higher
ince. the ditches were cut.
Local ASC and SCS officials
after reviewing the project have,
stated that this is an excellent,
example of farmers cooperating
imong themselves and with the,
'ederal government to overcome
kheir overall conservation prob-j
lorn. They have ignored farm
boundaries in the same way
that run-off water ignores, such
arbitrary lines. A drainage out
let" serving each farmer in the
group was constructed through
3everal farms to , a v natural
drainage outlet. ,
These ditches were surveyed,
designed and the construction
checked by local Soil Conserva
tion Service technicians working
with the Albemarle Soil Con
servation District.
An even greater tragedy than
being unloved is to cease to
love. .'"
ingitis, and the same precautions
Best Solution
to your laundry problems is
to turn everything over to
us . . . cost is small, satis
faction is great I
Send us your Dry Clean
ing . . our Sanitone method
is truly fine . .". you'll see
the results!
RICKS
Laundry & Geaners
PHONE SI48 i
Edenion, H. C.
''rrtfcrdllETdwtre&Srttec.
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A-l Used Cars & Trucks
1956 CHEVROLET Station Wagon
1954 FORD 2-door
1954 PLYMOUTH 4-door
1954 FORD 4-door
1953 PLYMOUTH 4-door
1953 MERCURY Hardtop
1953 FORD 4-door
1951 PLYMOUTH 4-door
1951 FORD Victoria
1951 FORD 4-door r;? ; ; ,
1951 CHEVROLET 2-door!,-1951
CHEVROLET Hardtop, i
; 1950 FORD 2,door
1949"FORD 4-ddor J -
1958 FORD y2-Ton Pickup
1957 FORD F100 Pickup.
1956 FORD Pickup
1955 CHEVROLET Pickup
1954 FORD 2-Ton Truck
DiAJ.E-.-3 NO. 1741
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DBALRR NO. 1690
1956 Chrysler
N. Y 4-DOOH
1956 Dodge
2-DOOR
1955Buick
2-DOOR.HARDTOP
1955 Chevrolet
2-DOOR
1955 Ford
CLUB SEDAN
1955 Plymouth
4-DOOR
1954 Chevrolet
2-DOOR '
1954 Plymouth
; CLUB SEDAN '' v
1954 Plymouth
. 4-DOOR
1954 Chrysler
WINDSOR 4-DOOR
1953Buick
4-DOOR
1951 Mercury
4-DOOR
i SEE.tfS FOR BETTER j
BUYS IN USED CARS!:
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FOR MM,
ARROW SHlfcTS in regular
or4ripdry styles. I Makes a
fiftftgift!
$4.00 to $5.00 , :
I TIES-in-Hand and Bowsi
( Regular knits and Jerseys . . ;
colorful and stylish!
$1.00 and $1.50
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SOCKS: Cottons, wraps, ny
lon stretch; all styles, colors!
39c to $1.00
COTTON PAJAMAS: Reg
ular and longs. Also cool
summer "shorties" . . . solids
and stripes!
$2.98 and $3.95
SPORT SHIRTS Reg; cot
tons and knits, drip-drys, sol
ids and fancies. Cool and
comfortable!
$1.98 and $2.98
WASH 'N WEAR SLACKS:
Styled by famous Northcool.
Easy washing, cool and com
fortable! Alterations free!
$6.95 to $9.95
Don't Forget: Surf Pants,
Swin Trunks, Bermudas, Lug
gage, Shoes and Jewelry.
FORMER
Shecr.new SUMMER HOSE I
by "iMojud and Fruitfi of ,the
Lwim;...
If $
Perfumes and:' Cosmetics are
always a welcome gift!
Beautifully styled new SUM
MER DRESSES in all sizes!
At only $6.95
PAJAMAS in cottons and
drip-drys. Batiste gowns and
"shortie" pajamas.
$2.98lo$495
SLIPS with the new double
shadow panel. -Cottons and
nylons!
$1.98 to $5.95
New "Morgan Bates" Cheriile
Spreads. Blue, white, green
and yellow. Truly a beautiful
spread; completely washable!
Don't Forget: Toiletries Lin
gerie, Towels, Wash Cloths,
Luggage, Skirts, Bermudas
and Blouses. - ' , - ,
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Remember, Juriel Is Father's Day v;
C. BLUipra & C0, Inc. ;
"BZaNCHA RD'S? SINCE 132
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WE DELIVER
PHONE
2371 or 2271
4-5 LB. AVERAGE FRESH DRESSED
GRADE A HENS
. . . Ik 29c
LOOSE FRANKS .... ibV 35
.' FROM WHITE'S PRObUCT FARM . ; , LARGE STALK
FRESH 'CABBAGE FRESH CELERY
, ' , ' ' Ib- ' ' staikCyQ '
t ' f : 11 ' ' ' 1 .
SPECIAL- 15-oz. Snow's Qapp's SPECIAL
Tomato Aspic Gam Chowder Baby Food Tuna Fish"
can 13c can 35c 3cans31c can 29c
A?B:N.E'D -EISCUITS'- E AMtt.iEIiO'PR'l'.';-
;.wr. j - --; "'"ioLB. BA6'ili ) 5-LB. BAG
PancaltelVlix; 1-lb. bor . 19c l)og Cnbm$ bottle
PLATNSUN i . APRIL SHOWEH -
Green Limas, can,..,, .19c May Peas..;, . . .':2 cans 39c
(3ieer. regular size .35c ZstSoan..;.....r-229c
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