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*46 Volume?DowtU
New Year forecasts reeeirod by tk
North Carolina Merchants AaMsiatle
from leading merchant* In all *eetloi
of the State predict a IBM reta
sale* volume equal to or snrpnaoia
the high volume attained in 1B4A if*
uni.u.inn ji; mercaai
di*e it available, W. L. Dowell, exe<
utive secretary of the association, ai
pounce*.
"As to the availability of qualit
merchandise," Mr. Dowell continue!
"the opinions vary considerably. Mi
l-y merchants express the opinion thi
the current epidemic of strikes an
labor dispute* in the nation's tndu
trial plants will continue for son
months, thus tying up production, an
at a 1 1 t t- * * ?. -
mat uesirnuie mercoanaise Win n(
he available iu any appreciable quai
tity until at least the aeeond half 4
the year; while others are of the opi
ion that labor troubles will be exped
tiously settled, that the raeonverslc
program will soon be running in hi{
gear and that quality merehandi
will speedily be flowing in ever i
creasing quantities."
"Practically all of those reportii
agree, however that with the enon
ous backlog of purchasing power
the hand of consumers that the . d
mand for quality merchandise durii
1946 will be exceptionally strong ai
that even if wanted merchandise
sufficient quantities is unavailable t
til the second half of the year, _tl
volume of business is?that period wl
be more than sufficient to offset ai
deficiency which may occur durii
the first six months of the year,"
Dowell said.
The expense of making high ew
yields and high livestock proriuettlc
is justified by increased profits
farmers, Dean J. O. Schaub of tl
State Extension Service, declares.
Farm machinery can not do J
lob properly with baling wire reps
jobs, according to engineers of tl
Agricultural Extension Servlee.
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Baptist Program
i?" I Dr. Praaoid P. Gaines, a layman,
of Lexiagton, V*., returns to Ui Bapis
tlot Hour for a message acxt Sunday
U mo ruing, us dleekMed by th# Radio
g Committee., SBC, 8. *. Ixrwe. Diree -
age for the Tests of Pease," will bo
! , of portUalar interest to yoamg peo?
pie, especially returning service me*
I ami women,
y Dr. Guinea, a Sooth Carolinian by
1? birth, an educator by training and
I- p-ofemion, has served as Preeidoai
kt of Washington and Lee University for
d 16 years. An effective leader in the
>- educational and civic fUlds, he ha*
held responsible positions through the
d years, according to Mr. Lovre, having
>t served as Chairman of the Alfred I.
a* duPont Badlo Award Committee,
if President of the Association of Ain
merican Colleges and Virginia htate
it* Chairman ot the War Finance Commit
>n
jb Mr. Lowe states that because of
? his abiding faith, hia extensive know!
n- edge of people, and his unusual ability
as a speaker, Dr. Gaines la one
ig of tko asset effective radio speakers
a- in America.
>n An attractive feature in t^fee
e- broadcasts is the mask by the Bapig
tist Hour O&ofr of Atlanta, John D.
id Hoffman, Director aad George L.
'n Hamrick, Organist,
in The program can be heard in North
10 Carolina over Radio Stations WWNC,
11 ! Asheville, WPTP, BWeigh, and WBJ8
?y Winston-Salem, 8:30 A. If.
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With The 8th Army in Japan. ?
Pfc. John Warllek, son of Mr. and
>P Mrs. A. W. Warllek, Hidgs Motra>n
tain, N. C., has arrived in Japan with
to the 32nd (Bed Arrow) Infantry DI10
vision.
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. southernmost large island lh the X*
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jj. paneee group, and southern Honshu
tie The main elty of Kyushu Is Nagasaki,
18th city In Japan, target for
m the second atomic bombing.
II Warliek ' arrive) in Japan comes
after 0 months .overseas. The Japan
I occupation finds Warliek engaged In
guard duty with the crack 128th Beg
hneut in the Prefecture of Yamaguchi,
Honshu. On Victory day, the
a fumed 32nd Division's 684th day of
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Mbbat U ttii war, Pfe. War lick had '
completed ll awttl la the army.
Hie itranM include the Philippine
Bibbon ?hd tU Aaiatle Padttic Bibboa.
Bitas Are Ckmdootad
IMUBmhI 'IUnhi
Funeral rite* for Martha Sue Car- |
roll, 24 day old daughter of Mr. and.,
Mrs. Jeff Carroll, were bold Wed- I
needey afternoon at the beuae, with '
Bev. Floyd Holler, paetor of Moun- |
tain View Beptiit church officiating
Interment followed in Mountain Be*t |
eeaaetory.
The infant taestunbed Tuesday at '
Shelby hospital.
She is survived by her parents, a
sister, Ethel, and two brothers, Co- I
man add Thomas Carroll.
D. O. Grebba of Seaboard and David
H. Oriffln of Woodland are aamong
the leading farmers of Northampton
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We are now ready to do yoilf iheet metal work, I
some roofing and heating.
Wricht's Tin Shop I
Phone 3471 Bessemer Oitj, H.C,\
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Nice, new spring' styles in exquisite pastel shades,
black and white and brown and white checks. <'
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