Februaiy Clearance
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Homeumieis
Thiirii^dyi FtBUiary 12,
Are Given
Storm Warning
ALE
M1N S FAMOUS BRANDS
POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT
Slacks
5 price
ENTIRE STOCK
CORDUROY SLACKS
Sizes Up To 38
V2 PRICE
ALL MEN'S FALL
POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT
SUITS
SUITABLE FOR YEAR-ROUND WEAR
% OFF
ENTIRE STOCK BOYS*
LONG SLEEVE
DRESS - SPORT
AND
PULLOVER KNIT
SHIRTS
Sizes Up To 20
Vz PRICE
MEN'S FAMOUS BRAND
DRESS SHIRTS
VALUES TO $4.00
NOW
$2.00
$5.00 VALUES
NOW
$2.44
VALUES TO $7.00
NOW
VALUES TO $10.00
NOW
ONE GROUP
“MISS WONDERFUL’’
DRESS SHOES
Vt PRICE
ALL LADIES & GIRLS
FASHION ROOTS
NOW
Vi PRICE
LADIES
POLYESTER & COTTON
DRESSES
Regular & Half-Sizes
NOW
$4.44
ALL LADIES FALL
DRESSES-CAR
COATS-SPORTSWEAR
BELOW
Vi PRICE
ALL LADIES
CHALLIS & FLANNEL
GOWNS & PAJAMAS
NOW
■A PRICE
ONE GROUP
LADIES RORES
NOW
Vz PRICE
PLONK’S
USE YOUR CHARGE CARDS
ALL MEN’S
SWEATERS
ONE GROUP
MEN’S WOOL
And
LONG SLEEVE
SUITS AND
KNIT SHIRTS
SPORT COATS
Vz PRICE
Vz PRICE
ATLANTA, Feb, 13 — As
gre.it tniiny .\',:rth Carolina
•lonieowners are slill shivci.ng
n the wake of the wor.i: siieiv-
Uorm to hit the Sou' heaet sin.'
the fjrn of the century, spring
itorms V. .‘‘.Ii ti'.oir acMmi- inying
rain, haii ami ternadecs ate pro-
jabiy the ia.,it thing on their
aiinds, Iloweicr, as Florida resi-
ienls — who were visited by six
-orna iocs on January 2,s - might
leli tho.Ti, "It’s never too eariy
to take pre.-autions."
The Insurance Information In
stitute emphasizes the necessity
of aii homeowne. s, cspeciaiiy mo-
hiie home owners, kn: wing wiiat
to do efore and after a storm.
That knowiel'ge can save poo-
pie and property before the
storm, and prevent further dam
age and help get necessary re
pairs made quickiy and property
after the storm.
In the event of a tornado or
other high winds, the Institute
recommends the following:
— At home, if no storm ceiiar
is near, take shoitcr in a corner
of the basement nearest the dir-
open country, move at right an-1 or otherwise covering brimen win-1
gles to the ternado’s p ilh. If dows; covering hotes in the root |
there is no time to esc..pc, ileianJ siiiing with te.mporary ma-1
Oat in the nearest dil h, ravine | teriais. Keep a record of the cost,
or other depression. Don’t stay it any, and provide the insurance
in ycur autemohiie. !a.iju3tor with itemized biils. I
ranans
May Obtain
— Mobiis homes are a fre-| Fvor your own protection, deal
quent target of .str.mg winds only with a roputahic conlr.;:t.-ir.
tr.rnu ’oes, but much di image c.,n ; in having repairs ma '.e or o: ■lain- ^
Sebdarship
'w.''r1s and
ibut who wishes to certify or do
graduate work In library science
and be a school librarian. The
aim of the scholarship is to en
courage entrance Into the field
of school llbrartanshlp o.r ad
vancement for those already
members of the profession. This
Scholarship N. C. A. L. Scholarship pro
be prcicntcd by the u c of an ^ ing a less estimate. The local Bet- Committee of the North Carolina , gram is in its seventh year,
anchcra.ge system, or “tie ter Business Bureau may be able Association of School Librarians
downs," designed to hold the .. ......
hemo in pl ica. They may be made
from tea iily avail.-,hie m'l'lciia
saih as aircraft cable cr .nctal
to hep you in t.iis rc’aiJ. is again accepting applications I Applications may be obtained
c.ot your a-ent know whe-e far the annual scholarship of from each coimty and city school
you will be if you must move ii; ?5CO.OO available to school librar-i
strap.s, turn ucklcs and ground
anchors and can be purihised
from a man'ifa-turoc and profes
sionally installed.
Ai- 1. il A SrCi'iM
A’lrr a windstorm or hail
storm, don’t hinder first aid and
rescue work. Unie s quilified to
render emergency assistance.
J.ay a,\va.- from disaster areas.
D.on’t touch ciangi ng or loose
power lines or eis-tric wires. In
a storm the live i .er lines may
' ecemo ont.ingic 1 insial lences,
teif.ihone or otlie.r wires.
Be r irciui of fire at all ti ncs.
Make Tempoiary Repairs
Assuming your propr-iy has
been damaged, it's only natural
th it ycu will want necessary i-
pairs to he ma e both quickiy
and prcpcrly. Here’s how you can
help:
Notify your insurance agO"t
'to temporary qu rtorj. If j.orr
ions, it
was announced today by I 'arship oommittce chatrman, Mi,
policy covers additional living t'l-e ciiaVman, Mrs. WillieB. Hill. ivVillie B
expenses, kero a record of those scholarship is awarded each,
expenses for your adjuster. ' *^0 flu amlicant who already Street, Durham
Be pre-ared to provide the a !- holds an undergraduate degree
ju.'-'ter with an inventory of dam-
Hill, 1609 Fayetteville
North Cr.roi';-. !
27707. Deadline for this year's ap-
egel personal property such as I'-v t-> -lecd the processing
furnishings, clctiiing a" i ieive- your claim.
of plications is April 1, 1973.
ection from which the wind is telling him the e.vtsnt of yorr
blowing. If there is no basement, dama.gps. If the damage amount
seek shelter elsewhere -- even e.xceeds any deductihie pravisicn.
an open ditih can offer some
protetion.
— Avoid auditoriums, gymn is-
iums and other bui! iing having
large roofs relatively lightly an
chored.
— If you -sight a tornado in
he will report the loss to your
insurance eompany and have an
adjuster call upon you.
Make whatever temporary r.'-
pairs are necessary to prevent
further da.mago by wind or rain.
This Eihould include boarding up
Great
American
D££DS
Dream
Rowan County about sickle cell
anemia, a disease com.Tion a-
mong black people, was launch-
I ei about a year ago.
Extension agent Mrs. Louise
I Slade and representatives from
anl it offered a more
meningiul life for some of the
county's senior c.itizens.
The Foster Grandparents Pro
gram, initiated in the lal] of ‘72
recruited senior citizens to work
with two children each, explains
Machine.
other health, educational and ci- Martha Tliomas, home economics
vie organizations formed a stu
dy group in April, 1972, to learn
about sickle cell anemia and to
I take positive action.
In January a progress report
I showed the study committee had
purchased a film strip for use
in junior and senior high schools,
had distributed 2,000 p-amphlets, i tors,
had set up a Speakers’ Bureau,! STILL YOL'NG
had found a location where all j Mrs. Jennie Tucker* Ruffin, Rt.
information about the disease | 2, is a wr.man in her late seven-
■ [could oe centraliized, and had tici who thinks young and acts
11 completed a proposal asking fori young.
extension agent
The program touihed the lives
of these eldprly people. Some who
had previously visited their phy
sicians one or twice a week for
illnesses, ranging from high
( ],;ad pic.sare to arthritis, have
now been dismissed by their doc-
j I funds to help combat sickle cell
11 anemia.
If the proposal is funded, Mrs.
I I ’ Slade says, "money will be used
for a screening program to iden
tify those with the di.sease, for
trailing IS para-medical students
and for genetia counseling to
persons anticipating marriage."
TWO-FOLD SUCCESS
She recently completed course
work for her high school diplo.na
and she is currently enrolled in
a bookkeeping class at the local
community college.
In addition, Mrs. Tucker likes
to share her craft skills and
knowledge with y-ounger Rock
ingham County homemakers, ob
serves Mrs. Ze:':e Jackson, homo
A Foster Grandparent program' economics extension agent.
I in Wayne County has had a two- The h-mr-raker. wdio -enjovs
fold success: It provided love and ba ket weaving and needle crafts
affection for retarded children at is teaching other women to quilt.
O’Berry Center, a state mental
^^3 time you’re absolutely going
to save something out of your pay-
check. But, then, you really do ne^
that pantsuit, a new coat and, of
course, that perfume Eric likes so
much.
Before you know it, the money’s
gone... and all you’ve got saved
are your dreams.
That’s why the Payroll Savings
Plan IS such a good idea for a single
girl._WhGi»> ou join, an amount you
sfiecify is set aside from your check
and used to buy U.S. Savings
Bonds. And, it’s all done before you
get your check—so you can’t help
but save.
U.S. Savings Bonds. To help you
save more than dreams.
Now E Bonds pay 5^4% inleresl when held (o
nuiuritv of 5 ywre, 10 nioniht (4% (he first
year). Bonds are replaced if lost, atolcn, er
destroyed. When needed they can be cashed ♦
at your Iwnk. Interest is not subject to state
or local income taxes, and federal tax
be deferred until redeniplion.
Take stock in America.
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HOW TO KEEP YOUR
INCOME TAX REFUND
FROM
SLIPPING THROUGH
YOUR FINGERS
PLACE YOUR 1AX REFUND
IN ONE OF FIRST-CITIZENS
BANK’S POPULAR SAVINGS
PLANS. EACH PLAN EARNS
THE HIGHEST SAVINGS
INTEREST PERMITTED
BYLAW
First'Citizens.
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