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J. J. J. GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA SECTION 2-PAG 5 More Pay Boosts Given In Southeastern Mills Plants In South Carolina Report Hikes Of Approximately 8 Per Cent CHARLOTTE, Aug. increases were announced today for thousands more southeastern textile Services Set For Casualties Bodies Of War Dead Returned For Reburial (Special to Daily News) KINSTON, Aug.
for Cpl. Ray Hill, 22, Route 1, Seven Springs, who was killed in France in August, 1944, will be held in the National Cemetery in New Bern at 1 p. m. August 12. Surviving are his wife.
Mrs. Frances Herring Hill of Route 1, Seven Springs; a daughter, Charlotte, of the home; parents, Mrs. Ernest Hill, of Route 1, Seven Springs, two, brothers and a sister. RITES FOR LAWRENCE SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY ELKIN, Aug. for Pfc.
David W. Lawrence, casualty of World War II, was killed in action April 17, 1945, on Luzon, Philippine Islands, will be held Sunday 2:30 p. m. at Elkin Valley Baptist Church. Burial in the church cemetery will be with full military honors by members of William J.
Jones Post, No. 7794, V. F. and of George Gray Post, No. 114, American Legion.
The body of Lawrence arrived this morning at Hayes Speas Funeral Home. Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Lawrence; three brothers. Wilson, Dewey and Ray Lawrence, all of Elkin. FUNERAL FOR GARRETT WILL BE HELD SUNDAY BURLINGTON, Aug. for Sgt. Elmo L.
Garrett, died in England November 28, 1945, will be held at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Garrett, Route 3, Mebane, Sunday at 3 p.
m. Interment will be made in the cemetery of Baynes Church, where Sergeant Garrett was a member. Garrett was inducted into service in 1942. a He went overseas in September, 1943, and was a member of the Army Air Corps, 840th Air Engineer Squadron, 44th Air Service Group. At the close of the war he was transferred to the Occupational Air Force in died of a heart attack on November 28, 1945, at Stocktonbridge, England.
He was a graduate of Anderson High School and was employed by Burlington Mills Corporation prior to Surviving entering serviceition to his ents is one sister, Mrs. B. A. Stanfield of the home. MARTINSVILLE WAR DEAD BEING RETURNED HOME MARTINSVILLE, Aug.
The bodies of two Martinsville soldiers who met death in Europe during World War II are being returned home for reburial services here. Both bodies will arrive here Saturday morning and be taken to the McKee Funeral Home to await funeral arrangements. They are Pvt. Jarnes C. Flippen, son of Mrs.
Essie Flippen, Pvt. Willis Herndon, son of Arthur J. Herndon. GRAVESIDE SERVICES SET FOR BARNWELL BURLINGTON, Aug. services for Pvt.
Joseph B. F. Barnwell, husband of Mrs. Liddie H. Barnwell of Burlington, will be held in Pine Hill Cemetery Sunday at 2:30 p.
m. service on August and reBarnwell was into the inducted, was sent overseas in Spring of 1944. He served with the 39th Infantry in France before his death June 21, 1944. Before entering the 'service, he was an employee of Cherokee Flooring Company and the Tabardrey Manufacturing company in Haw River. Surviving in adition to his wife are a daughter, Mary Lee; his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Y. Barnwell; two sisters and six brothers all of this city. The body will remain at the Lowe Funeral home until the funeral hour.
SERVICE FOR LINKER WILL BE HELD SUNDAY CONCORD, Aug. for Pvt. Morrison Lee Linker, 19, who was killed in Italy in 1944, will be held Sunday at the home of his parents on the Kannapolis Road. Burial will be in the Carolina Memorial Cemetery. Surviving are his parents, and Mrs.
Linker, and two brothers, Gary and Larry of the home. Virginian Killed By Power Current (Special to Daily News) MARTINSVILLE, Aug. Benton Martin, 50-year-old former Martinsville resident and son of Mr. and Mrs. T.
Calvin Martin of Martinsville was killed accidentally Wednesday while engaged in pumping water from the basem*nt of his home near Roanoke with an electric pump. Dr. Russell Smiley, coroner, said death apparently resulted from electric shock. Martin had been dead several hours when found by his wife upon her return home from work. Friedens Home Club Will Hold Fish Fry (Special to Daily News) GIBSONVILLE, Aug.
6. Members of Friedens Home Demonstration Club Wednesday at the clubhouse. Mrs. Minnie Zimmerman was hostess. Miss Jessie Wagoner, president, was in charge of the program on "Recreation." Saturday members will entertain their husbands and members of families at a fish fry at the clubhouse.
The club presented gifts to Emma Lou Sockwell, Bessie Suits and Hilda Gray Apple, who received awards in the 4-H Club dress revue held in Greensboro. Various remains of prehistoric man found in Europe are estimated to date as far back as 250,000 years ago. High Point Clubs Sponsor Annual Fat Stock Show Greensboro Daily News Bureau W. Washington, Phone 2873 HIGH POINT, Aug. Point's second annual fat stock show and sale will be staged at the Gibson Ice Cream Plant on North Main Street September 1, Frank Sizemore, secretary of the local chamber of commerce, announced today.
The sale and show is being sponby the chamber of commerce, the Rotary and Kiwanis the Trinity Grange. Sizemore said the show and sale have already attracted 30 head of cattle which will be exhibited by 4-H and F. F. A. boys and girls between the ages of 10 and a 20.
Exhibitors must be between the ages of 10-20 and must live in Guilford or Randolph County. Judging will start 11 a. m. with the sale beginning at 2 p. m.
as Muncie Moore, 50-year-old Henry County native, and partowner of the Moore Milling Company, formerly of Leaksville, N. but now of Salem, was found dead Wednesday in his station wagon parked near his home, near Roanoke. Sheriff H. B. McManahay Moore apparently took his own life.
A .38 caliber pistol was found on the front seat. of the car, near his body. Surviving are his wife, five sons; his father, Drewry E. Moore; three sisters and eight brothers. Death Of T.
M. Moore Apparently Suicide MARTINSVILLE, Aug. CLASSIFIED GUIDE 1-ANNOUNCEMENTS Classifications 1 through II- -ARTICLES FOR SALE Classifications 11 through 26 AUCTION SALES Classifications 27 through 29 IV- AUTOS Classifications 30 VEHICLES through 37 -BUSINESS SERVICE Classifications 38 through 51 VI--EMPLOYMENT Classifications 52 through 57 -INSTRUCTION Classifications 58 through 62 VIII-LEGAL NOTICES Classifications 63 through 64. IX- LIVESTOCK Classifications 65 through 68 -LOANS-FINANCIAL Classifications 69 through XI -REAL ESTATE-RENT Classifications 75 through 81 -REAL ESTATE-SALE Classifications 82 through 88' XIII-RESORTS Classifications 89 through 91 XIV-ROOMS AND BOARD Classifications 92 through 96 I- -ANNOUNCEMENTS 1. Lost, Found, Strayed BROWN BILLFOLD, containing, money, identification.
lost Woolworth's. Imogene Johnson. Stokesdale. Greensboro 7105 weekdays. Reward.
8. Personals ATTENTION, FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED Slipcovers. Satisfaction guaranteed. Free estimates. Nice selection of mateMURPHY'S DRAPERY SHOP Phone 3-4181 DO YOU have radio trouble? If so call Baxter's Radio Service Department.
Expert repairs, work on all makes of radios factory men. BAXTER FURNITURE CO. 324 S. Elm St. Phone 3-2563 AMP SHADES handmade to order Parchments and St.
fabrics. Mrs 2-6461 John McAdoo. 145 Bishop Phone Meat block wanted a about 30 by 30 inches. Phone 6284. Or write X-176, NewsRecord.
NEW LOCATION Youngs Nursery Battleground Rd mile outside city limits Phone: 2-1010 SINGER SEWING MACHINES for rent $4.50 per month. GLENN'S 504 S. Elm St. Phone 9363 SPENCER CORSETS, brassieres: and health supports. SPENCER SUPPORT SHOP W.
Market St. Phone 3-7168 Over Bell Shoe Store UNWANTED HAIR removed permanently by electrolysis. Miss Eugene Findley, Permanent Wave Shop, Guilford Bank Building. Phone 7408. I -ARTICLES FOR SALE 13.
Building Materials Asbestos and insulated brick siding installed by master mechanics. Bldg. T-7, Bessemer Ave. (ORD) STATE ENGINEERING SALES Ph. 2-1185 DRESSED SIDING 20,000 ft.
of dressed framing. $65.00 per hundred. Also some 8 in. German siding priced right. Phone 181 Kernersville, N.
C. PLYWOOD In and 10c per in square foot. Used but clean and cellent condition. Opposite CRUMP Plantation Supper CO. Club FURNITURE High Point Road Phone 8712 or 9930 DRESSED LUMBER and building ma- and terials Doors windows millwork Germar.
ALLIED LUMBER PRODUCTS. INC. siding. Ph 2-6341 FOR FRAME DOORS, sash and millwork see dried or call lumber us. Can if furnish desired.
Reasonably made of kiln priced. Skilled workman. Night Odd sash 3-5890. can A. be made.
Day 3-7892- C. Way Lumber Margaret N. Way, C. Administratrix. Pleasant Garden, 3 Miles East City Limits No.
70 WICKER SUPPLY CO. for wall Wholesale distributors and floor coverings. Phone 5278. SIX foot Massey-Harris Combines with motor. One six foot Massey-Harris Combine with power takeoff.
One used Farm six foot Oliver Combine. Hodgin Machinery, 625 S. Elm St. Phone 7230. U.
S. APPROVED This year we are operating under PULLORUM CLEAN CHICKS the highest pullorum rating obtainable, Pullorum cleaned Barred Rock. New Hampshire. Farmenter Reds. White Leghorns.
For meat or egg production. 1219 WORTHSSTATE Phone 2-1653 HATCHERY 14. Business and Office Equipment ADDING MACHINE. Electric. Phone Direct 6153.
subtraction. Sun Coal Co. ADDING MACHINES TYPEWRITERS CASH REGISTERS OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 218 W. Market St.
DAILY NEWS, 11- ARTICLES FOR SALE 14. Business and Office Equipment ADDING MACHINE, Remington Rand. Like new. Royal Standard Typewriter. Recently overhauled.
Bargain. 2509 BOOTHS AND special built counters and back bars for restaurants. Including stainless steel. S. G.
CONRAD, DIST. 1417 Battleground Ave. Greensboro, N. C. Phone 2-2828 -two, used, oak, 42 inch.
CHAIRS two, used, steno type. CHAIR--one, used, executive type with arm. FISHER-HARRISON PRINTING CO. 106 N. Davie St.
Phone 2-1138 IT'S A WONDER TO SEE The new G. I. McCray self service dairy cases. Something different. S.
G. CONRAD, DIST. 1417 Battleground Greensboro, N. C. Phone 2-2828 NEW 6 ft.
double duty meat display case, complete, $690. Also 8 16. aouble duty meat display case, new, complete, $890. Phone 3-1835. SASH.
used steel sash. All sizes. In A-1 condition. MYERS BROTHERS--Ph. 3-3087 15.
Farm or Dairy Equipment FORDSON tractor, completely overhauled. Excellent condition. Phone 3-7849. 2 miles south McLeansville. Mr.
Will Paisley. MEYERS WATER SYSTEMS are still limited, we can furnish some sizes from stock. Call us for estimates and service. 1011 S. Elm St.
Phone 3-7602 BALDWIN-GARRETT CO. PESTROY. D. D. T.
B. PLEASANTS HARDWARE CO. 519 Elm St. Phone 8627 STO-KURE CURERS and flue pipes for immediate delivery. GUILFORD FARM SUPPLY, Inc.
"Your Case Dealer" 414 S. Greene St. Greensboro, N. C. 16.
Fuel -Coal, Oil, Wood QUALITY COAL HUNT COAL CO. Dean Street Phone 2-3161 'A" Grade CoalFor every heating requirement KENNETH LOYD Phone 8002 CEDAR CLABS FREE FOR THE HAULING GEO BROWN CO Cedar Plant FORD CHARCOAL briquets HAM COAL CO: 202 Lewis St Phone 7474 18. Drugs, Sundries PRESCRIPTIONS -accurate service! C. FORDHAM'S DRUG STORE 514 Elm St Phone 5432 ASK your physician to leave your prescriptions at CECIL-RUSSELL DRUG CO. 310 S.
Elm St 19. Housenold Goods A GOOD place to buy antique furniture, lamps and china GUILFORD SALVAGE CO. 221 Summit Ave. Phone 3-2047 ALLOWING nice trade 10 on vour old mattress and springs. McMILLAN FURNITURE CO.
Phone 2-0162 BEDROOM SUITES, several good used ones, also odd chest of drawers. dressers and vanities. Used electric refrigerator. CARROLL FURNITURE CO. 524 S.
Elm St. Phone 8064 BARGAINS in Unclaimed Freight9 12 Linoleum Rugs 6.95 6 9 Linoleum Rugs 3.95 9 12. All Wool Rugs 42.50 59.50 Cedar Chests 39.50 $259.00 Bedroom Suite $119.50 29.50 Chest of Drawers 53.50 19.50 98.50 Sofa Bed 79.50 Breakfast Room Suites 49.50 49.50 Breakfast Room Suites 27.50 39.50 Baby Beds 27.50- GREENSBORO SALVAGE CO. 604 S. Elm St.
Phone 2-1059 Dealers in Railroad Salvage Merchandise BARGAINS WASHING MACHINES, used. OIL RANGE, practically new burner. RANGE- -Used Universal, electric. Perfect condition. A real bargain! LOYD ELECTRIC COMPANY 251 N.
Greene St. Phone 7535 COOK STOVE, used, Perfection. 407 N. Cedar St. DINETTE SUITE PORCELAIN dinette suite, 5 pieces.
Regular $79.50. Special at $69.95. AUSTIN-BARKER FURNITURE CO. 340 S. Elm St.
Phone 2-2441 DUNCAN PHYFE dining room suite, 9 piece mahogany. $200.00. Excellent condition. Phone 2-3802. ELECTRIC RANGES.
including apartment size. And electric refrigerators. Immediate delivery, BESSEMER FURNITURE co. 3410 E. Market St.
Phone 3-4831 EASY WASHER, with pump, porcelain tub. roller wringer. good condition. $50.00 cash. Phone 3-7223 days, or 7472 after 6 P.
M. FRIGIDAIRE, 7 foot. Practically new. For information write Box 133, Guilford College. FRIGIDAIRE COLDWALL Chrome Refrigerator.
Porcelain inside and out. trim. 7.4 cubic freezer compartment, double vegetable crispers, storage bin. Excellent condition. Phone 3-5224.
FOR REAL VALUES in linoleum rugs, 6x9 and 9x12, at reduced prices, also poultry wire and slightly damaged furniture. FRANK'S BARGAIN STORE 241 Market St Phone 9381 GAS RANGE. Tappan, for sale. Gas hot water heater, porcelain top kitchen table. Phone 2-4337.
OIL FLOOR FURNACESLAWRENCE APPLIANCE co. Asheboro Ext. Phone 3-4371 IT PAYS TO BUY FROM WHITE'SNew and used dinette suites, maple. oak or porcelain. New and used washing machines.
metal wall cabinet, bedroom WHITE FURNITURE CO. 513 S. Elm St. Phone 3-4760 KELVINATOR, 5 cubic ft. In excellent condition.
1362 Seminole Drive. Very reasonably priced. 9x12 Felt Base LIVING SUITE. 3 piece maple. WEST END FURNITURE CO.
Rug. $6.95. 3912 W. Market Ext. MAYTAG WASHERSFOX-STOTLER STORES, INC.
210 N. Elm St. Phone 3-1835 Branch Store Pleasant Garden; Ph. 3-7869 HOT POINT STOVE. used.
good condition. Wood and coal range, oil heater, sink, with double drain board, 2 sets coil bedsprings. Phone 3-7685. practically new 5 burner oil cook BOSS, stove. Oven on right.
$39.95. PHONE 2-2565 Also cabinet model New Perfection oil REFRIGERATOR, Leonard, foot. used. stove, slightly used. 1401 Woodside Drive, Phone 7347.
2 RADIO, band Zenith. shortwave, pushbutton radiorgan, tuning, Large Console. beautiful furniture piece, $50. 3-4262. REFRIGERATOR, Stewart Warner, Phone new G.
E. motor. Excellent condition. 2-1962. After 6 P.
M. apply 1230 Northwood Street. REFRIGERATORS General delivery and Electric terms. and Philco. Pleasant Appliance Guilford College, 29-3291.
SURPLUS bunk beds, work clothes. DEPT WAR SURPLUS RETATI Bide T-2 ORD Phone 9514 SOUTHERN DEALERS: Save money and time seeing me when in Philadelphia. Always complete stock of marble top furniture. Valerie Rock, 4118 Market Philadelphia, Pa. SLIGHTLY USED Breakfast Room Suite.
5-piece In good condition. Only $19.50, MILLER FURNITURE CO. 314 S. Elm St. Phone 3-3441 TWO piece wall hall table rack, top kitchen cabinet.
Hamper and reasonable. Call 2-0020. FOR SALE 19. Household Goods TWIN BEDROOM FURNITURE; electric stove, AB apartment-size; electric roaster; blankets; end tables; floor lamp; pots; pans; dishes. 909 Willard.
TWIN BED. complete, Limed oak. Tuxedo coat size 12. Phone 2-4509. "THE Out ROAD south on TO Route FURNITURE 220-five VALUES" -turn right at sign--to Sumner School-200 yards beyond school.
Plastic Sofa Beds $79.00 SUMNER FURNITURE STORE 8 a. m. 9 m. daily. Phone 3-8024 USED FURNITURE for sale.
All kinds, including electric GE stove, oil heater, coal heater, bedroom, living room and odd pieces. Apply 305 N. Edgeworth all day Saturday. USED PIPE PLUMBING Structural Steel MYERS BROTHERS 211 Benbow Rd 3-3087 WARM MORNING HEATERSGet yours early. We have plete new line.
KESTER FURNITURE CO. "Where Price Quality Meet" 313 S. Greene St. Phone 2-4573 WASHING MACHINE: Spin type, wringer washing machine. Good condition and reasonable.
Ph. 3696 Guilford College. WOOD OR COAL RANGE and Heatrola. good condition, for sale. Phone 3-6241.
1211 Gordon St. WALNUT DINETTE SUITE 9-pc. slightly used. $189.50 value; only $98.50. BURTNER FURNITURE CO.
312 S. Elm St. Phone 8417 imately 36 72. Practically new. $12.00.
VENETIAN 2 metal. Phone 6596. DISCOUNT on all china and glassware. Byerly Furniture Co. Antiques, used furniture.
bric-a-brac. Camp ORD. Phone 2-2686. WILL SACRIFICE practically new Hoover PHONE vacuum cleaner. 3-3569 YOUR OLD FURNITURE is valuableRhodes will allow liberal trade-in allowances on the purchase of new furniture.
RHODES 127 N. Greene St. Phone 2-4169 30 COMPLETE BATHROOM sets which include used tub and lavatory. New commode and tank complete with seat $104. MYER BROTHERS 207 Benbow Rd.
Pnone 3-3087 7 BEDROOM SUITES. good as new. Also 10-foot counter dry box. Cushion stools, and back bar. Wolfe's Tourist.
Reidsville City limits. Greensboro Road. 21. Machinery and Tools ELECTRIC MOTORS. and used.
THEATRE SUPPLIERS, INC. 3301 High Point Road Phone 3-3447 22. Miscellaneous Articles AIR COMPRESSOR HEADQUARTERS 1719 Lee St. Phone 2-4(53 COLLSON-MURRAY CO ARMY TARPAULINS new government surplus Sizes 8x10 to 20x40 feet GEO WILKINS. 2208 Hign Point Rd.
ALUMINUM window awnings. crehousand GREENSBORO garage doors ALUMINUM at- PRODUCTS co. 701 W. Lee St. Phone 2-1240 AWNINGSFERRIS AWNING CO.
S. Davie St. Phone 3-1168 BIG BARGAIN: 1000 full sized frameless window screens. $1.50. Bronze wire and hardware alone worth more than our complete price.
Take em away! BEAMAN'S INC. 1060 Battleground Ave. BEAUTIFY your bathroom, kitchen and play rooms with Trimedge wall tile. and rubber or asphalt floor tiles. Estimates without obligation.
Up to 36 months to pay. GOLD STAR CO. Westside Drive (ORD) Phone 3-7952 BOILER: 50 HP steam boiler for sale. All fittings including stack and stoker. All in first class condition.
Now operating under Underwriters inspection. IREDELL FINISHING COMPANY Statesville, N. C. COLBAR 17 case Dry Beverage box. price.
PHIPPS HARDWARE CO. 211 N. Elm St. COMPLETE GROUP woodworking power tools. Heavy pre-war production equipment.
Phone 2-4222. COMPLETE LINE of Commercial Refrigeration in stock Competive prices. REFRIGERATION BUTCHER SUPPLY CO 231 E. Washington Street COTTONS, WOOLENS and other materials. Patterns and notions.
Ogburn Remnant Shop, Asheboro St. at Buffalo Bridge. Phone 2-1301. P. Box 427.
CRUSHED STONE sale for driveways and parking lots. All size stones. Phone 2-4757. DRINK BOX, 10 case, used four months. Apply Friendly Grocery, 3434 Church Street.
DYNA-JET stunt. speed and scale modeis; also rubber powered and gas powered. Thimble Drome racers and American Flyer trains. COBLE SPORTING GOODS CO. 334 S.
Elm St. DRY CLEANING washer, 30x48, motor driven. Brand new and still in crate. Sell less than cost. Glover spotting board, brand new, and still in crate.
Evans Stone, Box 163, Siler City, N. C. EQUIPMENT. good, used. cheap.
Heavy duty gas griddle, with 4 open burners, steam table, stainless steel top, Reynolds potato peeler, Jim Vaughan meat saw, Wells fry kettle, potato chip equipment; peanut roaster, gas; hot water tank. gas; one 5 quart Hobart mixer. One 80 quart Blake lee mixer, Cunningham glass washer, Hobart meat chopper. Pickwick chickenHobart Sales, 549 S. Mendenhall.
Phone 3-3829. ELECTRIC MOTORS one HP. two 5 HP. All 220 volt, 900 RPM. Excellent used Mabie-Bell condition.
High Reasonably Point Rd. priced. FOR SWAP SALE SOME ANTIQUES, lots of used furniture. We trade for anything. FURNITURE EXCHANGE PHONE 3-6565 FOR SALE or trade on standard machine, Noiseless Underwood Typewriter.
120 Guilford Bldg. Phone 6267. FOR SALE two chenille bedspread machines. One single needle and one 6 needle. Also about $125 worth yarn.
One cold hot water heater and tank. Morgan Freeman. Phone 5835. GOLF CLUBS, ladies. $25.00.
Phone 3-9856. GARDEN TRACTORS and power lawn mowers. Immediate delivery. SOUTHERN TRACTOR MOWER High Point Road Phone 3-4527 GOLF CLUBS, 2-5-7-9 putter. Set of 3 woods and bag.
$55.00. Phone 6770. HOBART FOOD CUTTER, with all attachments. Just rebuilt. L.
W. Jobe. Route 1. Phone 7784. LOCKERS: All steel.
single tier, 12 12 60 sections of three. Price $35.95 JONES AUTOMOTIVE CO. 303 Greene St Phone 3-5555 PUMPS-Burks deep and shallow well water pumps. Service on all makes. SOUTHERN SALES 224 E.
Market St. Phone 3-3437 PIPE--STRUCTURAL STEEL TANKS Bath and kitchen fixtures Complete SOUTHERN fine plumbing CO 405 King St. 3-1784 REFRIGERATION: Air Conditioning. Farm and Service THORNTON REFRIGERATION Ph 2-7562 STAPEL GUNS. hammer and tacker styles.
Ideal for screen insulating. wire, Many weather- other stripping and uses. PIEDMONT OFFICE SUPPLIERS 203 N. Greene St. Phone 3-3853 SEWING PLANT excess equipment for sale at sacrifice.
200 Industrial Posture Chairs 60 Oak Chairs 10 Oak Tables 4 L. M. Stein Cloth Spreading Machines 4 L. M. Stein 5 ft.
60 ft. Laying and Cutting Tables 5 J. B. Gury Electric Knives. Write P.
O. Box 461. Greenville, N. C. or phone 3765 Greenville, N.
C. TOP SOIL FOR SALE. CALL 3-6503. WAR SURPLUS RUBBER boats--bunk beds. PUP tents -paint-cots.
HAMMOCKS clothes--shoes THE SURPLUS STORE 1606 S. Elm Phone II- -ARTICLES FOR SALE 22. Miscellaneous Articles SKILL SAWS, with 50 and 60 ft. cords. Large and small oil floor furnaces.
Marked down. Phone 9515. 23. Musical Supplies ACROSONICBALDWIN'S FINEST SPINET PIANO Several Styles Also other small spinet pianos only $395.00. Spinet, piano only $145.00.
Practice pianos from $85.00 up. Also pianos for rent. MOORE PIANO WAREROOMS 121-123 Walker Ave. Phone 3-1303 A NEW SPINET PIANO Choose from our stock of Gulbransen or Cable Spinets. Fully Guaranteed.
Allowance for your old piano. GREENSBORO MUSIC INC. 207 W. Market St. Ph.
2-0739 MUSICIAN'S PIANOS CHAS M. STIEFF-WM. Reasonable WA. terms. FRAZIER PIANO INC.
Piano 125 South Davie Tel. 2-1462 We Buy or Trade Pianos PRACTICALLY NEW Webster wire recorder for sale. Original price is $149.50. will sell for $120.00. Call 3-1566.
PIANO. used. Wm. Knabe. Fair condition.
Reasonable price. Phone 3-8949. SEE THE NEW OLDS AMBASSADOR TRUMPET, CORNET AND TROMBONE price 4 of $115.00. case included. HARVEY.
St WEST MUSIC Phone CO, 3-2230 232 24. Seeds. Plants, Flowers PLANT LAWNS now! Evergreen mixture, bluegrass, shady place grass, white clover. Peat moss. grass fertilizers.
bone meal, Vigoro, Velvetgreen, nitrate of soda. Planting information free. Hattaway's opposite Big Star. PORCH BOXES, flower pots, cedar tubs. garden carts.
tools, lawn sprinklers, sprinkling pots. soil soakers. lawn brooms, "stikit wickits." trellis, fencing corners, hedge shears. Hattaway's, opposite Big Star. NEW TURNIP SEED.
Cabbage. Collard Plants. Bush Beans, Blackeye Peas. Crimson Clover, Swiss Chard, Tendergreens. Hattaway's, opposite Big Star.
SPRAYING MATERIALS, expert remedies for every kind household and outdoor insect and plant disease Sprayers. all kinds. Hattaway's, opposite Big Star. NEW SHIPMENT turnip seed, crimson clover and Fall Irish potatoes. SCOTT SEED COMPANY 235 N.
Greene Phone 3-2554 25. Wearing Apparel Brown pony If fur over coat. five Size feet 10. do not Excellent call. condition.
Phone 3-6530. FUR COAT. size 10. grey, Persian paw. Excellent condition.
$125.00. Call 2-0828. GLADLY we announce service "While you wait." DICK'S SHOE SHOP 208 N. Elm St. Phone 2-2459 SALE Men's Straw Hats.
Formerly priced up to $5. Now only BLUMENTHAL'S 358 S. Elm St. KENTS FOR WORK CLOTHES Extra Special! Men's Blue Twill Work Pants Sizes 28 to 42 ONLY $2.38 KENT DEPARTMENT STORE 249 E. Market St.
Below King Cotton Hotel 26. Wanted--To Buy GOOD place to sell all types of good used furniture GROOME FURNITURE 215 E. Sycamore St Phone 2-2073 BABY GRAND PIANO. In good condition. Reasonable price.
Write T-175, News-Record. GOOD USED FURNITURE WANTED CUT RATE FURNITURE CO. 252 Summit Ave. Phone 3-2619 HICKORY TIMBER WANTED. The N.
C. Hickory Mfg. Co. Reidsville, N. C.
ONE 15 H.P. coal fired boiler. Call 2-4612. WANTED- -Pine and poplar standing timber New Home Building Supply Co. 625 S.
Mendenhall Street. 28. Miscellaneous Auctions 991 PENNSYLVANIA LEXINGTON, SALE, N. C. ANTIQUE AUGUST 11th, 12th, 13th 14th.
Another fine collection license ready for for special sale. Present dealer's state discount. Brief outline: 50 marble top tables, sofas (some refinished. one large heavy, rose carving). sets cane chairs, plank chairs.
captain's chairs. Lincoln platform rockers, marble top dressers, miniature walnut dresser, wash stands, night tables, beds, cradles, walnut chest drawers. curly ple chest extension tables, corner cupboards, drawers, sideboards, drop leaf (cherry. maple), 2 curly early maple), desks bookcase (inlaid mahogany, desks, ladies desks, machine, walnut walnut sink, early gold walnut sewing leaf frames. 35 GWTW lamps, hanging lamps, porcelain stem lamps, clear colored glass.
glass, hand painted china cut glass, milk bisque, vases. more than we advertise." Everything on display Aug. 11th 9 a. m. to noon.
Nothing sold until Aug. 11th 1 p. m. E. S.
T. Sale daily from 9 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Special sale Aug. 14th. A. W. Sara R.
Keller. 29. Real Estate Auctions PENNY BROS. eering Realtors Uncover the CovWorld's Original Twin Auctionered-Up Buyers and Now Turn Experience Your Land Into Cash Counts. Submit Your Real Estate Problems 50 GEORGE T.
PENNY Gen. Mgr. Phone 6902-9700 Jefferson Square Greensboro. N. C.
UNIVERSITY AUCTION CO Chapel Hill Geddie Fields. Auctioneer IV- AUTOS, VEHICLES 30. Automobiles For Sale ALWAYS DIAL 2-2701 before you buy or sell. 1946 CHEVROLET, coupe, extra clean. $1625.00.
1946 PLYMOUTH. good shape. $1350.00. 1937 FORD. new motor.
clean. $495.00. 1937 STUDEBAKER, Commander. $195.00. 1936 FORD.
$175.00. Back of Drive-In-Theater. Pomona Road. ANGEL MOTOR CO. 246 E.
Market St. Phone 3-7341 Open Evenings and Sunday for Your Convenience We will deliver you any type brand new car on immediate notice. Deposit required. BRAND NEW STOCK OF LOW MILEAGE CARS A AGAIN THIS WEEK THAT YOU HAVEN'T SEEN. 1949 FORD Custom 4-door Sedan, fully equipped, new white side wall tires.
1948 OLDSMOBILE "98" Convertible Club Coupe, maroon, fully equipped, new. 1948 OLDSMOBILE Convertible Club Coupe, canary yellow, fully equipped, new. 1947 FORD Super Deluxe 2-door Sedan. dark green, radio and heater, low mileage. 1947 CHEVROLET Fleetmaster 2-door Sedan, fully equipped, practically new.
1941 CHEVROLET 2-door Sedan, 30,000 actual miles, clean as a pin. And many more new cars to choose from; new 'Buicks, Pontiacs, Cadillas, Chevrolets. Etc. SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK 1941 FORD, Super Deluxe 4-door Sedan, radio heater, low mileage. $995.00 1941 FORD Super Deluxe 2-door Sedan, radio and heater, low mileage $995.00 1941 HUDSON 4-door Sedan.
brand new motor, new motor guarantee $995.00 1942 G. M. C. Pick-up truck, new motor. around clean truck $695.00 1930 Model A FORD Coupe, runs and looks excellent $95.00 We buy, sell or trade on any of the above cars and there are 20 or more cars to choose from besides these.
The above cars have been shipped from Washington, D. and Philadelphia. Exceptionally clean automobiles. IV -AUTOS, VEHICLES 30. Automobiles For Sale AUTO PARTS- -NEW AND USED DODSON'S Burlington Rd.
Rt. 6 Dial 5842 A GOOD PLACE BUSED SELL OR TRADE GOOD CARS1947 Equipped. PONTIAC, 1942 Sedanette. Equipped. CHEVROLET.
1942 Club Coupe. Clean. FORD. 1941 Tudor. 1940 Equipped.
Clean. CHEVROLET, 2-door. FORD, 1940 pick, up. CHEVROLET, 1934 2-door. Cheap.
Others to Select From WOLFE HODGIN One Mile Out High Point Road 221-223 N. Greene St. BUICK, 1946 Roadmaster sedan. One owner car. Perfect condition.
BUICK. 1944. Super sedan. Black beauty. title.
MERCURY, 1946 Club coupe. Jet black. title. CHEVROLET. 1942 Fleetline Areo.
STUDEBAKER, 1941 Champion. Clean. FORD, 1941 coupe. CHEVROLET, 1941 coupe. PLYMOUTH, 1947 Club coupe.
7,000 actual miles. MERCURY. 1946 Club coupe. Fully equipped. PLYMOUTH, 1940 Club coupe.
1941 Club coupe. Fully equipped. PONTIAC, 1947 Convertible Club coupe. Low mileage. Fully equipped.
FORD. Panel Truck. In A-1 condition. DODGE. 1940 1-door sedan.
Clean. DeSOTO, 1947 Club coupe. Fully equipped. PLYMOUTH. 1946 Special Deluxe sedan.
BUICK, 1942 4-door sedan. DODGE. 1947 Luxury Liner sedan, fully equipped. MERCURY. 1946 sedan, fully equipped.
CHEVROLET. 1941 sedan, clean. PONTIAC. 1941 8 sedanette. MERCURY, 1941 Club coupe.
MERCURY, 1946 coach. clean. OLDSMOBILE. 1941 sedanette, low PONTIAC, 1941 sedan, fully equipped. FORD, 1941 Convertible Club coupe.
FORD, 1946 Tudor. PLYMOUTH. 1946 sedan. CHEVROLET, 1941 sedan. FORD, 1946 sedan, low mileage.
LYNCH MOTORS, Inc. USED CAR LOT Your Lincoln-Mercury Dealer PHONE 3-7231 ALL CARS AT G. B. HILL MOTOR CO. 205 N.
DAVIE ST. We will guarantee to deliver any make 1948 or 1949 car within 72 hours. FORD, 1949 Custom Fordor, Blue. Brand new. DODGE, 1948 Custom Club Coupe.
Light gray. Brand new. DeSOTO, 1948 Custom 4-door. Maroon. Brand new.
BUICK, Roadmaster Convertible. Black. Brand new. CHRYSLER, 1948 Windsor convertible. Tan.
Brand new. BUICK. 1948 Roadmaster 4-door. Dynaflo. Black.
Brand new. CHEVROLET, 1948 Fleetmaster 4-door. Gun metal gray. Brand new. CHEVROLET.
1947 Fleetline 4-door. MaLike new. BUICK, 1947 Roadmaster convertible. Cavalry blue. White Just like new.
PONTIAC Streamliner 4-door black, white side we wall DODGE, 1942 Luxury Liner club coupe. Black. BUICK. 1941 Super Convertible. Green.
Extra clean. All the above cars are fully equipped. Open evenings for your convenience Sundays 1 till 6 BILL BLANTON AUTO CO. Corner N. Eugene Bellemeade Sts.
OLDSMOBILE, 1948 Convertible. BUICK. 1948 Roadmaster Convertible. PONTIAC. 1947 Streamliner 4-door.
1946 Aero Sedan. CHEVROLET. 1946 Fleetmaster 2-door. BILL BLANTON AUTO CO. Corner N.
Eugene Bellemeade Sts. Opposite Burlington Mills Office Phone 3-7171 Open Evenings 'Til BUICK. 1947, Convertible for sale. White sidewall tires. By private owner.
Write T-176, News-Record. BUICK, late 1947 super 51, 4-door sedan. Like new. Fully equipped. white wall Air Ride tires.
5.000 miles. privately owned. Best offer over $2.650. No trade in. Arthur Black, Phone 448, Thomasville.
BUICK. 1947, convertible, fully equipped. Like new. RAYLE MOTOR CO. ORD Texaco Service 1101 E.
Bessemer Ave. Open Sunday afternoons. BUICK. 1942, Sedanette. Special, fully equipped, original paint.
A-1 mechanical condition. State inspected. FORD, 1941 Tudor sedan. New paint and new tires. LOWMAN MOTOR cO.
306 E. Market St. Phone 3-8241 BUICK, 1937, Convertible Special. Rebuilt motor. New tires and paint.
Good mechanical condition. Price $395. 923 Pearson St. Phone 3-0174. CHEVROLET, 1936.
Good motor. New transmission and clutch. Good body. Radio and heater. Call 9184.
BUICK, 1940 Super 4-door Sedan, motor just overhauled, 4 new tires, passed state inspection $1095.00 STUDEBAKER, 1941 Commander, set of air-ride tires, radio and heater, passed state inspection $1095.00 CHRYSLER, 1941 4-door Sedan, brand new motor, good tires $1195.00 PONTIAC, 1941, 2-door. Nice and clean. HARRIS USED CARS 2614 E. Market St. Phone 7868 CROSLEY, 1939 convertible.
PLYMOUTH. 1934 4-door sedan. JOHN ROBBINS MOTOR co. 201 S. Forbis St.
Phone 6989 CHEVROLET. 1937. Good buy for $325.00. 513 N. Edgewood.
Phone 3-5620. CHRYSLER. 1941, 4 door. Radio, heater, seat covers, fluid drive. Completely overhauled and painted.
Truly a nice car. Phone 3-5601. CHEVROLET. 1935 Sedan. Phone 8477.
Pleasant View Service Station. Route No. 1, Randleman Rd. CROSLEY 1948 Station Wagon, like new. INTERNATIONAL 1939 Picktruck.
JEEP 1947 used. DODGE 1942 4-door sedan. Mechanically A-1. CAROLINA WILLYS Inc. 431 Battleground Ave.
Phone 2-1011 FORD. 1947 Tudor. Like new. PLYMOUTH, 1947 sedan. Low mileage.
FORD, 1941 convertible club coupe. PLYMOUTH, 1941 2-door. Clean. MERCURY, 1939 sedan. 1937 Deluxe sedan.
PLYMOUTH 1937 Deluxe sedan. HOLT MOTOR 127 Walker Ave. IV- -AUTOS, VEHICLES 30. Automobiles For Sale FORD, 1946. Coupe.
Extra clean. sale or trade. Phone 3-3140. 2601 Sherwood St. FOR SALE or trade.
1948 Oidsmobile. 4-door sedan. 501 W. Market. Phone 5030.
FORD. 1934 for sale. Phone 9608. FORD, 1937, Tudor coach, for reliable and cheap transportation. Radio and heater.
FORD, 1942. Fordor. Sell right. FORD. 1941, Tudor.
coach. Raghi, and heater. Will sell right. Phone FORD, 1938, Tudor Standard. Good condition.
Call 3-4985 after 6 P. M. FORD, 1934, coach. $200 cash. Phone 2-3409.
407 W. Bessemer Ave. eral, although increase, officials An 8 per cent was gensaid the new rate, schedules remained to be worked out. Latest mills to announce increases included these: Springs Cotton Mills employing 14,000 persons in plants at Lancaster, Kershaw and Ft. Mill in South Carolina.
Details not disclosed. Effective August 9. Mathews Greenwood, and Ninety Mills of the Greenwood Mills chain at Greenwood, S. C. Approximately 5,000 workers given pay hikes "in line with other increases in the South," effective August 9.
Carter Fabrics Company group of mills in Carolinas and Virginia, part of the J. P. Stevens and Company, announced the followed 8 per cent pattern would be for its 5,300 employees, retroactive to last Monday. Burlington Mills announced a general wage increase. Wages in the weaving and spinning plants are being increased approximately 8 cent; and wages in fullfashioned knitting mills are being increased approximately 5 per cent.
An 8 per cent increase was promised for most of the 18.667 mill employees in Greenville County, South Carolina. The announcement came from Judson Mills, American ning Division Mills, Mills Mill Plant of Reeves Brothers, Camperdown Mills and Southern Bleachery andextilen Bleachery. Firestone in Gastonia, 2,200 workers, 8 per cent, effective August 9. Grendel and Panola Mills of the Abney Mills chain in Greenwood, S. C.
Approximately 1,200 workers. Increases "in line" with those granted by other Southern mills, effective August 9. United States Rubber Company, Textiles Division, Winnsborcent in- plant, 1,800 workers. crease, effective August 2. Meanwhile labor and management sources indicated that the wave of third-round pay increases may become practically industrywide over the South within the nethere pattern days.
for current wage boosts was set by the Dan River Mills at Danville, last weekend when an 8 per cent pay raise to total $2,000,000 annually was announced. Subsequently, agreements with the Textile, Workers Union of America were announced by Erwin Mills at Durham, the Cone Mills at Greensboro, and scattered mills elsewhere throughout the Carolinas and the South. The local union at Durham rejected the agreement with the Erwin Mills and requested more consideration of a clause relating to fatigue time. Union leaders conferred today with company officials. PAY HIKES ANNOUNCED BY FIELDCREST MILLS SPRAY, Aug.
6-Officials of Fielderest Mills and the Textile Workers Union of America at a conference here this afternoon announced agreement on an 8 per cent increase in wages for all Fielderest Mills in Leaksvilie, Spray and Draper. The wage hike applies to approximately 4,000 workers in the tri-city area. The new scale was made effective as of Monday, August 2, 1948. The increase is a flat percentage raise of 8 cent for piece work pay and hourly wages. The new minimum rate will be 94 cents per hour, except for learners.
The negotiations between management and union were conducted by Harold W. Whitcomb, Macon Miller, F. M. Holmes, and B. C.
Trotter for the company, and by Harold Griffiths, N. P. Spangler and Bryant Hankins for the union. The company announced that the same increase would apply in the towel and hosiery mills, company's two nonunion plants at Fieldale, 1 Va. GRANTS WAGE INCREASE PICKETT COTTON MILLS A A A HIGH POINT, Aug.
at Pickett Cotton Mills, of High Point have been granted a wage increase of 8 per cent, Robert A. Parker, international representative of the Textile Workers Union of America announced today. The increase at the Pickett mills covers 425 workers, Parker stated and was granted after a meeting between union officials and officials of the mill. He said 625 workers at Plants 3 and 4 of the P. H.
Hanes Knitting Company, Winston-Salem, had been granted similar increases. The increases raise the minimum wage scale to 90 cents an hour. Parker said a meeting between representatives of the T. U. and officials of Highland Cotton been arranged for Wednesday of next week, and that would be made to obtain the 8 per cent wage boost for Highland employees.
Broadway School Vacancies Filled SANFORD, 6. -All vacancies in the Broadway School, made by resignations in the Spring, have been filled it has been announced by the principal, J. J. Lentz. The new teachers are Mrs.
J. R. Painter of Sanford, primary department; Miss Doris Moore, West and sixth grades and Mrs. Dorothy Alexander, Pleasant Garden, Home economics. Those, returning, to Somers, the school first grade; Miss Eunice Banks, second grade; Miss Flora Banks Kelly, third grade; Miss Eva Moore, fourth grade; Miss Linda Bradley, sixth grade; Mrs.
F. M. Crawford, seventh grade; Miss Judith Gorrell, eighth grade; R. A. Currie, agricultural teacher; C.
L. Williams, history and coach; Miss Ann Mulky, science; Mrs. J. J. Lentz, French and English, and J.
Lentz, principal. A new heating plant has been installed for the gymnasium and the building painted. SONS BORN SANFORD, Aug. sons were born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs.
Reece Lemmond of Sanford. The babies, who were born at Lee County Hospital, were named Joel Mark and Jerry Max. FORD, 1937 Station Wagon. Clean. FORD.
1946 Sedan Coupe. DODGE. 1946 Club Coupe. FORD, 1941 Fordor Sedan. New Paint job.
FORD, 1940 Coupe, original mileage 000. Original tires. CHEVROLET. 1947 (2) Fleetline Aero Sedans. Fully equipped.
CHEVROLET. 1939 Master 4-door. Clean. A-1 mechanical condition. FORD, 1936 Tudor.
Good mechanical condition. FORD, 1934 Tudor Sedan. A-1 mechanical condition. New paint INGRAM MOTOR CO. 315 N.
Elm St. Phone 2-3187 AUTHORIZED DEALER IN GREENSBORO HARRY D. KELLETT, Inc. "Where Used Car Prices are born but not raised" DODGE. 1948 convertible.
Very low mileage and fully dressed. PLYMOUTH, 1947 sedan. radio heater, extra clean. MERCURY, 1946 sedan. heater.
seat covers. Extra clean. low mileage. PLYMOUTH. 1941 4-door sedan.
paint. motor recently overhauled. Clean. DeSOTO, 1940 4-door sedan. CHEVROLET.
1938 a 4-door sedan. New paint job, radio and good tires. DODGE. 1941 truck ton cab chassis. Extra clean.
CHEVROLET. ton truck with cold drink body. HARRY D. KELLETT, Inc. Your Dodge Plymouth Dealer 317 W.
Market St. Phone 2-1122 or 5695 HIGH GRADE USED CARSADAMSON CADILLAC-OLDS CO. 304 E. Market St. Phone 6195 IF YOU ARE in the market for a nice clean new or used car be sure and see us first for "first" quality cars.
CARTER MOTOR CO. 302 S. Forbis St. JEEP. 1947, will trade for car or sell, with or without attachments.
Phone 3-8949. MATTOX AUTO SALES 250 E. Market St. Phone 7309 OPEN EVENINGS 1947 MERCURY Convertible. 1947 CHEVROLET Pick-up truck.
1947 CHEVROLET Sedan Delivery. 1940 FORD Coupe. 1938 PLYMOUTH 4-door Sedan. 1938 FORD Tudor. 1936 FORD Tudor.
1948 AUSTIN 4-door Sedan. NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS GREENSBORO USED AUTO PARTS Burlington Hwy Phone 2-2590 PONTIAC, 1937 sedan. Good tires. New paint job. $300.
Phone 3-8170. PACKARD Club Coupe. Radio. heater. Rebuilt 1939 motor.
509 Andrews St. PLYMOUTH. 1938 coach. Plymouth. 1934 sedan.
Passed inspection. Good motor. upholstery. Phone 3-8194. OLDSMOBILE 4-door Sedan.
FORD. 1948. 4-door Sedan. CHEVROLET. 1947, 4-door Sedan.
MERCURY. 1946, Club Coupe. DODGE. 1946. 2-door Sedan.
PLYMOUTH, 1941, 2-door Sedan. CHEVROLET, 1941 Convertible Club Coupe. DODGE. 1939, Coupe. Others to select from PERKINS USED CARS Corner Spring Garden Ayco*ck Phone 3-9124 OLDSMOBILE.
1940 4-door Sedan, clean throughout. HUDSON, 1946, Super 6. sedan, door. fully equipped, radio and heater. Good mechanical condition.
GREENSBORO MOTOR. CO. 202 N. Forbis St. 2-3148 OLDSMOBILE coupe.
Just used for town car. New rings. Has passed inspection. Quick sale. $350.00.
Call 8420. PONTIAC, 1938. Excellent condition. Owner out of town. Can be seen Saturday and Sunday.
Phone 3-3846. PACKARD, 1947. Clipper Six. Four-door Sedan. Overdrive.
radio. underseat heater and defroster. Fog lights and new seat covers. Low mileage. Perfeet condition.
CHANDLER MOTOR CO. 300 Bellemeade St. Phone 3-3452 "SPECIAL PRICES NO TRADE PLYMOUTH. 1939, 4-door sedan. wonderful value for price $395.00 STUDEBAKER, 1939.
Champion coach, average transportation condition, good $395.00 cheap DODGE, 1938, 4-door, like new, Inside and out $595.00 CHRYSLER. 1937, 4-door. New tires. Inside like new $495.00 PONTIAC, 1940 coach, inside like new. A real bargain $795.00 Part Cash.
Balance Monthly Payments SELL 306 State St. TRADE PLYMOUTH, 1936 Sedan. 405 Chevrolet, E. Whit- 1936 Pick-Up. Can be seen at tington St.
Make me an offer. STUDEBAKER, 1939, commander, 4-door. black, with over-drive. be seen at Bessemer Esso Service Station. 3901 E.
Bessemer between 8 m. and 6 p. m. Phone 5943. USED AUTO PARTS BERRY-WEBSTER co 314 S.
Davie St Phone 2-0219 1947 SUPER DELUXE Ford Station Wagon. 25.000 miles, radio and heater. Excellent condition. Phone 3-6316. 31.
Auto Accessories, Tires, Parts GOODRICH TIRES, tubes, batteriesExpert Recapping- -Road Service. GROOME TIRE CO. 121 N. Forbis St. Phone 2-4800 32.
Autos, Trucks for Hire BARNES U-DRIVE-IT co. RENT CAR- day week month 112 Davie St Phone DUMP TRUCK for hire. Phone 6433. FOR HIRE-1948 Truck. Anything Anytime.
2-4476. 1400 Anywhere. E. D. Market.
P. Patrick. Dial PHONE 7730 TRUCK LEASE SERVICE, INC. HERTZ DRIV-UR-SELF SYSTEM a car or truck 225-227 E. Washington 33.
Motorcycles and Bicycles CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER SALES Jack Mette, Owner. Ph. 3-0752 1304 Spring Garden Greensboro, N. C. INDIAN, 1948, Barnvale Chief.
Blue. $250 in extras. Perfect condition. $850. $450 can be financed.
Lee. Community Finance 125 Greene St. WHIZZER motor bike sales and service. Frank White Motor Pleasant den. N.
C. Phone 3-5757. LET'S GET READY for Summer New ORV and The Single now on display GREENSBORO AUTO ELECTRIC 509 Spring St Phone 3-1847 34. Repairing- Service Stations AUTOMOBILE SEAT COVERS Tailormade for perfect fit Plastics. cloth or straw Special price month.
STEWART MOTORS. INC 314 Bellemeade St AUTO REPAIRING by skilled mechanics. 24-hour wrecker service. Phone 5842 day, 2-4745 night. DODSON'S AUTO SERVICE Burlington Road.
