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‘The world that children live in is’ mighty wonderful . . . filled with little daydreams and hopes and joy$*that make the older folks sometiiggs wish they were school age agaim. But boys and girls have their and downs, too, partic ularly when they are not feeling well. Ten-year-old Carmelita | Plonka,the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ava Plonka of 3202 S. Aber deen, Chicago, Ill, was not feeling good recently and was just too list less to get the most out of her school days. Fortunately for Car melita, though, her grandmother lied that her mother give her AGOL, because she had heard how much it was helping children deficient in Vitamins B1, B2, Iron and . Now Carmelita feels fine and her mother says she has a big appetite. Here is Mrs. Plonka’s statement: “My daughter Carmelita, who is 19 years old and in the fifth grader had always been underweight and I had to positively force her to we had no interest in fod but I knew that she had to pat. When we were visiting for in Missouri over the holidays she suggested I ye Carmelita HADACOL. I bought arttle of it that same day was amazed at the change in Carmelita. Her appetite picked right up and she now eats three hearty meals, a day plus in-between Snacks. I have really praised HAD ACOL, and highly recommended it for everyone.” HADACOL can help you if you suffer such deficiencies. Ask your druggist for HADACOL . today. night, March 8, sponsored by John son Cotton Company of Sanford. Miss Martha McLeod introduced: Mr. Nelson, WWGP announcer, who acted as master of ceremonies, who in turn introduced Miss Frances Austell who gave the demonstra tions, assisted by Mrs. Cox, home economist of Carolina Power and Light Company, Mr. Frank Emory, star salesman, Mr. Ham, field rep resentative for Crosley and Mr. Barnes of Carthage Coca-Cola Bottling Company, were also intro duced and had a few words to say in helping to make the party a suc cess. Several meals and attractive dishes were prepared and cooked by Miss Austell and Mrs. Cox. She also demonstrated proper methods of preparing and packaging meats and vegetables for the home freezer. Coca-Colas were served by Mr. Barnes and others to everyone present. Many prizes were given away, including the foods that were cooked. Those receiving prizes were: Radio, Mr. A. L. Barnes, Carthage; juicer, Mrs. Sam Hick man; electric clock, Mrs. Mamie Graham; Pyrex dishes, Mrs. Mc Bryde Cameron, Sanford route; Pyrex dish, Mrs. F. L. Cross; mix ing bowls, Mrs. H. C. Cameron; bread box, Mrs. Eugene Graham; calendar, Mrs. Jack Howard, San ford route; juicer, Mrs. Percy Mc Neill, and those receiving food prizes were Mrs. Bertie Thomas, Virginia Faye McLeod, Mrs. D. H. McLeod, Margaret McNeill, Mrs. W. B. Castelberry, Mrs. L. M. Holmes, Mrs. Warren McNeill and Mrs. G. L. Cameron. Had Stroke Mrs. T. R. Rosser suffered a stroke at her home here Thursday while preparing lunch. We hope she improves nicely. Rudolph Hickman has accepted a position with the Red Cross field office at Fort Bragg. Home Over Weekend Lee Pierce Cameron of Golds boro visited his mother and sister Mrs. Nettie and Jean Cameron over the weekend. Pass Exams For Army Leonard Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Thomas and Glenn Dickens, son of Mrs. Leola, Dick ens Were examined for the army Thursday and will be inducted at a later date. Pvt. Holt Home Pvt. Grady L. Holt, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Holt, spent the weekend here with relatives. Pvt. Holt is with Company © of 167th Iffantry, stationed at Fort Jack son, South Carolina. ao From Germany Cap and Mrs. A. D. Dunn and son have returned to Olivia after spending over two years in Germany. Mrs. Dunn is the former Mozelle Cook and they are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. , Cook. Attend Special Service A special Masonic service was held at the Jonesboro Heights Presbyterian Church Sunday morn ing with the pastor, Reverend Newman preaching a sermon espe cially for the Masons and members of Easter Star. Among those at tending from here were: Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Measomer, Mr. and Mrs., A. J. Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. Wy. H. Dull. Here On Leave Julian N. Phelps of the United States Navy stationed at Patuxent River, Maryland has been here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Phelps. Mrs. Phelps and Julian are visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Harper in Timonsville, South Carolina for a few days. Mrs. Har per is his sister. To Tabor City Mrs. Tommie C. Chavis and children have been discharged from the Lee County Hospital where they were patients several days following a wreck in which Mr. Chavis lost his life. Mrs. Cha vis and five children, Jennie May, Minnie Pearl, Bettie Ray, Donnald and James are moving back to Tabor City to be near her rela tives. They had been residents of Olivia less than a year. Our very best wishes go with them to Camp Pvt. péveny Currin left Wednes day to report back to Camp Polk, La. and from there he is expect ing to receive orders for overseas duty. Visiting Relatives T. Sgt. Michel Brazo has been Spending “several days here with his wife, Mrs. Myrtle Brazo, and mother - in - law, Mrs. J Smith. Both Mr. and Mrs. Brazo accompanied her brother, @lifé Smith to Rawlings, Va. for a visit. Mrs. Brazo will return to Olivia and T. Sgt. Brazo will go on to visit relatives in New Jersey be fore reporting for overseas duty. Weekend In Dunn Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Graham spent the weekend in Dunn with Mrs. Graham's mother, Mrs. Min nie M. Warren. Visit Holts Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Holt visite Mr. and Mrs. Max Holt in Gib sonville Monday. On Leave Pfc, John William Thomas spent last weekend here with his mother, Mrs. Bertie Thomas. Pic. Thomas is stationed at Fort Jackson, 8. C. Wins Radio Carolyn Graham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Graham, won the radio given by Johnson Cotton Company at the Crosley cooking Party at Greenwood school Friday night. NOTE OF APPRECIATION Being unable to see each of you, we take this opportunity to thank the Lillington Fire Department, and everyone who helped save our home during the fire which de stroyed our business Saturday night. Your kind thoughtfullness and help will always be remember ed. Thank you each and every Carmelita Plonka
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Daily Record
Dunn, North Carolina, US
Wed, Mar 21, 1951
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