r^rnrtcir. N. C.
SALE
Hug Nev/ Assortment
fctttrn Print
Material
39c yard
A 3C" WIDE PRETTY
C' ■ptinj and sunnirr
prints. Values
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SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
Compact Downs
rnunte.- with l.lii-nln Tl-.Vi.
Hi trr ■ |r » their firj«t en
The Comm. t girl* lo*.: the pre
lim V! in.
i i fhlan I r,' Casioniii won its
•«• fl s.ijigh \ l< r\ over Com
|>.i . Tin s'Vv flight .*<). Com
[• > **.-.«» a ;N 2i halftime edge
M li 1!, *M.md tne s midr the
h« n* l!n lin.it i-.vi t|uarier*.
'li. Highland junior vamlty
too!" .1 ,ifi m' win in tin* o]iener.
( i v. ill | Ja> ho t t. New
t* it ' J.lm 'iliiion Monday night
i . "I i;<> ,'rjM. w*».t their
lirs . ms, v. it ; 1 i Ini .t! lit
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Ib-ilr.^ton
Second Quarter
Sales Ahead
\V l.nirigton. I>,*i. Sales for
> i.l :ig;i*n Industries. Inc., in
hi- jtnni uu.r.ter art* running
mainly s i envr t ahead of
tin* i mparahle p *i i.kI list yrar.
It was reported herr to'tiv to
io. kh ;ldr* < attending the an
ntnl meeting f the diver.efird
toxtile rompuny.
c urn < r'. Myers. Jr. presi
dent. s <ii| iNifini’i- 'tinues st
a ve.*y satisfaeiuy level, with
oitIi*: backlog* ahead n! those it
year ago.
Kxpnss ng optimism as to the
future *■! the le.xt.le business and
the upward tier. I of the g« .serai
economy through th ■ first half
if 1!H>5. Mr. .Myers said that
Late Classifieds
FOR RENT — FiVt natm house
in Midpiner Section below
Margracr Mill. Ho water ars<l
bath. School bus by door. $850
weekly. Si-.- Ip >R|> HERNDON
at Herndon'*! Trading Post
where you can put a tiger in
>vui tank and buy five pait of
. kr for SI. ’ 2:11
TOR SALE — My personal otic
«.-w:»i 1961 Ruick four-door
. .»(. '.1 Padi i, heat* back up
light*. white side wall ti:es.
3T 00 actual miles. Uses no oil
<■; transmission fluid. Can fi
nal* c aound $830. HOItD
HE.tNDON. H<>;rider’s Tr:«:"r'
Po*.
vP "ALE — C .rd KC Cola Dry
J ink-box In good condition.
;\ $»r> norm herndon.
Hr-ndcnr Trading Post. 2:11
' ’OR SA1E — 4.1 nrn farm with
• a r< r.i bout* 2'- miles west
,, Kit"' .Mountain on High
way 7-f. Telephone 73f-506»)
1 ' 2:ll-hn
Burlington expo t* ind
earnings I u i*s mwc *!.», naif,
ending April .1 to be "suh-d iniial
I) ahead ' of the similar period
last \ear. Ho added ihai rrsuits
for the is week quarter erKletl
January 2 i *< de,l sales and
earning* for Ifie 11-week pniltl
ihg (ju irter.
Tlie textile executive, noad of
an oi g in./at.on which i.peiaWs
in IT states and eight foreign
ountries. indi< ateil his belief
dial iota.! salt's will continue
strong even thrmt'h the see >nd
Itali <>i this year, and that re
'lilt* ,f Burlington's full I.seal
vi ir will sh< w a gold ga.n over
1961.
Mi*. Myers noted that B.tiling
ton's record fisi al 1961 sales
volume of 91.2 hllllen and net
eurnings of $.V).9 million wet.’
(e nsiderahly better than the av
erage for the general economy
or the textile industry*.
Capital spending of approxi
mately $H, xniilion is plannetl for
19t>o to continue Burlington's
modern./ation and expansion
picgram. Mr. Myers said. The
■mp'iny investor! $66 million in
n» .v pimts and equipment dm
in; iisval
These stopped ■ up expendi
ture* t r thi* most productive
.p\.sle plants and machinery a
va.Ial>lc will continue t.> keep
.lie • ompany in the forefront of
he industry. irrespective of the
tale of ilic general economic
cycle." Mr. Myers stated.
The e ipitnl i rprov’rr.ent pro
trram .s d.ierted toward areas of
feeing highest profit opportune
t-es. and the objective is to ob
tain the greatest return from
each modernization dollar spent.
h„« addivl.
A new S2 million research and
development i-enter to be uilt
this year in (Teen a boro. N. C..
was cited as an irruortant ex
pc iditure by Burlington. The
expanded R a- L> facilities will
inerpase Burlington's oppor' an
it.es in machinery, processes anc!
the chemistry of fibers. Mr. My
era said. "Changes resultinr
from research -may not be im
mediately appaicnt to the eon
■•umcr. hut are nevertheless far
reaching in significance to grow
in' t“\tfe markets.” ho ex
plained.
Today's textile inncx’ations
se”h as stretch fabrics and dur
able crease fabrics, illustt ate the
trend to new and bi tier products
l>orn of research he if" '~t
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■ i ravorito Valentine G*fts: Appliances.
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Heart Group Cites Advances
Made By 15-Year Research Effort
GHAPKI. HILL The North
Carolina Heart Association h:*s
iwlvwl frequent m|UMt* dur
ins; the past y.'ai fen a list ol
some of the advances made by
Heart Kundsupporicd heart re
search.
The state heart gl >up now has
compiled such a list which, it
says, -speaks for Itself as a li\ -
in(» example of the Heart Asso
ciation's impressive contributions
to the health of our community
and nation."
Tlte North Carolina Heart As
sociation was founded l.*> years
ago by 39 North Carolinians and.
in the meantime, it has spawned
a statewide network of 99 local
Heart Associations with mote
than 85.000 volunteers. Some of
ihp advances of the past 13 years
that have resulted frtvr research
sponsored in whole or in part by
the American arid North Caro
lina Heart Ass stations are list
ed below. They have already re
suited in the saving many
lives im North Carolina and
th mughout the count y.
Exploration of the sent
high-oxygen pressure chambers
in heart surgery.
Dcvc lopment «jf m •; osttr
gery tech.ii<iucs for <j[a r 'ng on
* j. unary arterU t.
fire ate.- I.towled *e of how
the heart derives th* energy it
n quires in order to do its work.
Major clarification of the
basic mechanisms Involved in
heredity.
Bmad insigh: into cell pi
cess«>.i in tacit Na and their rolr
. in caus.ng disease.
Increased understanding of
the relation between the way the
body handles fatty substances
and atherosclerosis, the diseas*'
pro* ess underlying most heart
attacks and strokes.
Klucidation o f glandular
function in relation to cardiovas
cular disease.
- Expanded comprehension of
how cardiac drugs are handled
by the drugs.
- Improved understanding of
the problems involved in trans
planting organs, including the
procmti throjeh which the
body normally rejects most trans
plants.
Added finding* on the me
chanisms involved in blood clot
tin*.
-Improved understand?tigs of
the processes involved in the
aging of the heart muscle.
Development of motiels for
artificial or substitute hearts.
Application o* eerputets to
investigation of heart and blood
vessel nhysi dogy.
Development of vastly im
proved techniques for diagnosin'
cardiovascular disease, including
. atlieteri/ation and x-ray of
blood vessels.
- -Introduction of techniques
for analyzing en/yme levels in
the blood as an aid to diagn -sis
of hean damage.
Vastly inerrased accuracy in
diagnosis of tenal disease.
•Development of heart - lung
machines to take over the cireu
lation during surgery on the
heart.
fiivatly improved correctivr
ungery for congenital and ae
quiied heart disease.
Siuvessful implantation of
artificial pacemakers to rain
tain a tegular heart rhythm in
persons whose natural pacemak
ing me* hanism.s have Iscn im
paired.
Successful kidney transplan
tations r-etvveen identical twins.
•Use of the heart lung ma
chine to nerfuse cancer-affected
areas of the body with cancer
retarding drugs.
Development of methods to
prevent recurrences of t heumatic
fever.
- Use of anticoagulant drug?
in medical and surgical treat
ment of cardi >vascular disorders.
introduction of extet nal mas
sage for restarting a stopped
lieart • closed-chest catdiopulmo
naiv resuscitation).
Improved therapeutic con
trol of water and electrolyte me
tabulism in congestive heart fail- ;
ure.
Development of the artificial .
VA Questions
And Answers
' EDITOR’S NOTE: nel<wv~are
authoritative answers by the
Wtorans Administration to some
kidney to purify the blood of
toxic substances when the natu
ral kidnevs fail.
- Vastly increased safety and
wider application of hl.-tod trans
fusions.
-Successful a plication of prt*s
sure-raising drugs to treat shock.
- Development of various
types of drugs for treating hy
pertension.
Application of new rehabili
tative measures in patients with
cardiovascular disease.
- -Establishment of wide-rang
ing epidemiological studies on
incttleme. prevalence and mor
tallly du.- to coronary heart dis
eise and athroscletosis which,
among other things, have led to:
- Identification of the high
risk coronary heart disease pa
tient.
- -Derivation of data permitt
ing practical advice on diet in
relation to cardiovascular dis
ease.
of the many .-urrwu qurstion*
fmm former wrvkfinw ami
their families. Kurt her inform.!
lion on veterans benefits may hr
obtained al any office*.
Q I am a widow lereivinj a
pension from Hu- Veterans Ad
ministration for myself and
children. It I remarry, will the
pension te stopped?
A Yes. However, the children
will still he eligible subject to
certain limitations as to ag-\ In
come. etc.
Q I have heanl VA programs
on both radio and TV. Is it fait
to the taxpayer to spend puhlir
money in this way?
A The VA programs you sec
and hear on TV and radl . are
broadcast free of charge M a
public service by the stations.
Q- -Has any bill permitting
veterans to reapply for HI insur
ance been passed anil signed by
the President ?
A -Yes. Reopening of National
Service Life Insurance to certain
veterans having either service
conncvted or nonservice-oonneel •
ed disabilities will taki- plate
May 1. 196.1. Your nearest VA
jffice will send you details.
Southwell
Ford
HAS THE
SHARPEST PENCIL
IN TOWN
MEN'S
SUITS
HmM. and
try StyUc
S32.95 VALUES
yiffdo
SSSJO VALUES
SOTS'
QUILTED LINED
JACKETS
and PARKAS
SUM Up To IS
VALUES TO S7.00
$100
COMPLETE STOCK
MEN'S
FAMOUS UMNO
All-Weather
COATS
NOW
Vt Price
HUNDREDS OF
MEN’S
S4 4 SS
SPOBT
SHIRTS
H*g. & Ivy Styles
NOW
saw
MEN'S WATER REPELLENT
Windbreahet Jackets_S3J9
MEN'S VALUES TO SIOOO
Dress Pants_SS.00
MEN'S SLOO COAT STYLE — SOLID COLORS A FANCIES
Pajanua_2 prs. SSJO
MEN'S TOP-QUALITY
T-Shirts & Shorts . 3 tor S1J9
BOTf' WATER REPELLENT
Wyimaka Jackets.S2.99
I BOYS' S3 A S4 — SUES S TO 14
Cotton Pants.S2J0
I LADIES' and CHILDREN'S — S7A0 ad SHUN) VALUES. NOW
Shoes-Now $3.44 and $5.44
I ONE GROUP MEN'S — VALUES TO S13JS
Felt Hats..
$5.00
COTTON
Gowns-Slips
Sleepcoats
Slight Imgulon
ot S« ft SS VoIum
SL9S
LADIES' FIME
COTTON
COTTON
PANTIES
(Fire Quality)
REG SI VALUES
SIsm 5 To •
2 Pis. SLN
LADIES'
SEAMLESS
NYLON
HOSE
Mata « Mesh
2 Pain
$1.00
218 ft. Railroad Avonao
N.C.