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THE BALDWIN TIMES. BAY MINETTE. ALABAMA, OCTOBER 12. 1950 $60,000 Released making plans to 'conduct an energetic, successful fund raising drive next spring. Uncle Sam Says LOW COST AUTO INSURANCE Compare your rates to what State Farm policy holders are paying.

was the result of funds raised over the State last Easter during the Easter Seal Campaign. A portion was contributed by Community Chests. The Directors voted to hold the Annual Meeting in Birmingham on Friday, January 19, 1951. A quota of $128,000 was set for the State for the 1951 Easter Seal Campaign which will begin on February 25, 1951. President Barnes stressed the need of funds and urged all counties to begin -CJ i SsS For Crippled Youths The Alabama Society for Crin- Dled Children Adults.

has released to the State Crippled Children 's Service $60,000 to be used on crippling conditions af fecting children. This was announced todav bv President George H. Barnes, Andalusia, following a meeting of the Board of Directors in Birmingham recently. This money UJZJAT fill! SE03 IT if Theron L. Broxton, Bay Minette.

Mrs. Max Griffin, Foley. A. H. Hale, Stapleton.

C. F. Hall, Bay Minette. Mrs. Gertrude Kelly, Bay Minette.

Mattie Brock, Loxley. C. K. Zehner, Bay Minette. V.

H. Van Dyke, Bay Minette, Route 1. C. W. Fisher, Loxley.

Sgt. Thomas M. Duck, Camp Gordon, Ga. Miss Betty Jean Duck, Auburn. Baldwin County High School, Bay Minette.

S. W. Chapman, Atmore. H. C.

Fosberg, Silverhill. Mrs. Chester White, Bay Minette. S. H.

Moseley, Las Mexico. John Ed Barton, Birmingham. Ret. Fulton E. Duck, Ft.

Jackson, S. C. Mrs. H. E.

Logue, Auburn. Dr. J. C. McLeod, Gold-show, N.

C. James Hanson, Daphne. Cecil Britt, Bay Minette. Burrellis Press Clipping Bureau, New York, N. Y.

Social Security Board, Mobile. N. B. D'. Jones, Pensacola, Fla.

Lt. Com. S. M. Tharp, Cleveland, Ohio.

Hobbs Service Station, Bay Minette. C. M. Northcutt, Rt. 1, Roberts-dale.

Carl M. Plarson, Downers Grove, 111. B. D. Metcalf, Opelika, Ala.

Fred Thrasher, Bay Minette. Agric Ext. Editor, Auburn. W. H.

Driver, Loxley. Carl C. Holmes, Bay Minette. Cpl. Joe D.

Buck, Camp Gordon, Ga. U. S. Army Air Force Recruiting Station, Atmore, Ala. Mrs.

T. J. Davidson, Bay Minette. John De Filippi, Daphne. M.

A. Lovell, Loxley. Frank Peterson, Muscogee, Fla. H. J.

Wilters, Robertsdale. Virgil McMillan, Fort Worth, OUR HONOR ROLL The following persons have either subscribed to or renewed their subscriptions to the Times during the past week: Mrs. A. J. Vick, Pensacola, Fla.

Rev. W. O. Calhoun, Bay Min-ette. Dock Walker, Hurricane.

Mrs. Clifford Eddins, Rt. 1, Bay Minette. J. W.

Morris Gateswood, Rt. Muscogee, Fla. Mrs. E. E.

Bryars, Bay Minette. B. F. McMillan, New York, N. Y.

Willie Wiggins, Mobile. Mrs. W. F. Pope, Fairhope.

William T. Walley, Rt. 1, Fair-hope. Mrs. I.

C. Austin, New Orleans, La. Jim Swoboda, Star Rob-ertsdale. S. C.

Folmar, Bay Minette. A. F. Moseley, Rt. 1, Roberts-dale.

Mrs. B. F. McMillan, Mobile. Irene Walfe, Mobile.

B. N. Patterson, Bon Secour. Ada Snider, Robertsdale. Lilla Simmons, Montrose.

Joe Long, Rt. 1, Summerdale. Mrs. Russell Nolan, Carolina Beach, N. C.

Mrs. M. D. O'Neal, Tyndall Air Base, Fla. Selma Marble and Granite Works, Selma.

Dorris Smith, Stockton. F. K. Hatter, Robertsdale. Dr.

Wm. R. Miller, Robertsdale. Mrs. John F.

Munnerlyn, Mobile. Mrs. Evelyn McLain, Rabon. E. J.

Lemefise, Bay Minette. Rena Trione, Daphne. Miss Mildred Davis, University, Alabama. Mrs. W.

R. Lackey, Atmore. O. C. Hubbard, Rt.

II, Bay Minette. W. D. Hastie Stockton. A.

H. Elliott, Brewton. Eugene Wilkinson, Bay Minette, Ala. W. F.

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A. (Bill) THOMPSON Phone 6521 Bay Minetle, Ala. Farmers know the peace of mind an assured financial future can bring. Their crops, their livelihood, are subject to the weather, but they know also that a regular investment in 17. S.

Savings Bonds is a sure and' safe road to freedom from financial worries. For years they have been taking advantage of the easy method for investment offered by your government for they know U. S. Savings Bonds GROW. With every investment of $3 yon receive $4 in ten Short years.

Trustify Deportment Texas. Marvin F. Bryant, Decatur, Ga. Cecil L. McMillan, Tuscaloosa.

J. C. Nichols, Bay Minette. Willard F. Sibley, Stapleton.

Mrs. Wm. Ward, Fairhope. Cpl. Peter J.

Morris, Camp Gordon, Ga. John L. Ray, Mobile. Pfc. Tommy Langham, Camp Gordon, Ga.

Baldwin luly Sales Increase 5.5 Per Cent The preliminary retail sales index for August showed an increase of 4.9 per cent over July, the Retail Trade Report of the Bureau of Business Research at the University of Alabama showed today. Dollar volume of net retail sales in Alabama in July increased 1.2 per cent over June figures, to resume the upward trend noticed in the first five months of the year. The final unadjusted index of retail sales in July increased one per cent over June. Alabama net retail sales in the first seven months of 1950 were 5 per cent above sales in the corresponding period in 1949, the report showed. The net retail sales for Baldwin County in July showed a 5.5 per cent increase from the previous month.

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