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PAUL DICKSON
189 1935
MRS. PAUL DICKSON Editor
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at the Post Office at Raeford, N. C,
under act of March S, 1870.
THURSDAY. MARCH 18. 1943
With the Army
People
Major and Mrs. B. I. Nash and
three year old daughter, of Utah and
Idaho, unoved into the Jack Morris'
home last week. Major Nash is with
a Parachute F. A. Battalion. I
Lt. and Mrs. Rodney H. Peck and
Roddy, who have been occupying the
Bill Lamont home for the past four
months, left Thursday for Camp
Wheeler.
Captain and Mrs. N. J. Lamanda
and Lt. and Mrs. D. Blough are mov
ing into the Bill Lamont house this
week. Both officers are with the
592nd Ord. Med. M. Bn. (Q) at Fort
Bragg. The Lamandas are from New
York, the Bloughs Missiissippi.
Major George Dooley is taking the
eight week's F. O. C. at Fort Sill,
Ok-la.
$hief Varrant Officer Robert
Berlund and their two children, Greta
and Robert, Jr. are returning to Rae
ford this week-end and will occupy
one of the Lentz apartments. C. W. O
Bergland is now with the 511th Air
borne Div.
The Raeford Officer's Wives' Club
will meet for luncheon and bridge
next Thursday. War. 25th, at 12:30
o'clock in the B. R. Gatlin Home.
Mrs. Arah Stuart will serve the
luncheon, assisted by the hostesses,
Mrs. James Harrell and Mrs. Roscoe
Roy. Telephone luncheon reservat
ions not later than Tuesday noon to
Mrs. Harrell, phone 243-1, or Mrs.
Roy, phone 530-6.
Sgt .and Mrs. George Walronde
who occupy the Shankle apartment
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Mr. Farmer I
We are now in a position to trade with you on your
1943 Fertilizer requirements.
Due to the acute Labor, Gas, Tire and Truck shortages
it is extremely doubtful if we will be able to deliver by
truck to all of our customers their fertilizer require
ments in time for use unless you make preparations im
mediately to take in your fertilizers. Therefore, the
great importance of your contacting us and our agents
immediately making your trades and letting us start
delivering your fertilizers.
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our fertilizers use only materials that are beneficial both g
to your crops and land.
See us or our agents promptly for your requirements v
and advise us to deliver immediately.
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' Telphones No. 63, 65 and 66
LAURINBURG, N. C.
We Manufacture to Suit Your Needs
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are now in Philadelphia on a ten
day furlough.
Mrs. Jessie Jordan who has the A. K.
(a. ii.' ;.. i!;.nt hi... been ill with
flu.
M:ss Jessie Aber-ronibie ot Camp
Davis ted Lt. and Mrs. Fanning
this ru:.-: .wiu eua. lA. r.nd Mrs.
iv; ur.v. i.u a1)ai;;ut'in i.: the
ot Ot. vJ. W . -3rown.
Fjl. ar.c! I.irs. .1 O. ICurman and
baby are visiting relatives in Alanta,
t Ga. Sgt. Norman also liave an apart
ment in Dr. Brown s home.
Lt. and Mrs. W. C. Fox of Aurora,
111. have taken one of the Giles
apartment. Lt. Fox is with the 185th
Glider Infantry at Camp McKall.
Captain and Mrs. Donald Muller
left March 6th for Fort Sill, Okla.,
where Capt. Muller will attend an
Artillery school for about two mon
ths. Captain and Mrs. Milton Roth
who have been living in the R. B.
Lewis home have moved into the
Baucom apartment vacated by the
Mullers.
Lt. and Mrs. Tom Evans gave up
their apartment in the McEachern
home last week. Lt. Evans has been
ordered to Fort Sill, Okla. and Mrs.
Evans has gone to her home in Ak
ron. Ohio temporarily. Lt. and Mrs.
Rmke of Portland, Oregon have tak
en the Evan's apartment.
Lt. Leonard Carpenter has been
transferred to another army Post and
Mrs. Carpenter and their children of
two .left last wk for their home in
Germantnwn, N. Y. The Carpenters
occupied the rear apartment in Mrs.
W. B. McLauchlin's home
Chaplain and Mrs. Edwin Simp
son and their two children of Hard
wick, Ga., who have been living in
Mrs. McLauchlin's front apartment
moved into the apartment vacated
by the Carpenters. Chaplain Simp
son is with the Special Troops of the
2nd Army. Capt. and Mrs. Hadley are
now in the McLauchlin apartments,
front.
Sgt. and Mrs. McKinley of Illinois
have taken the G. B. Rowland
apartment.
Private and Mrs. Iver Klingberg
of Longview, Wash., are temporarily
occupying Mrs. A. J. Fuller's apart
ment. Private Klingberg is w ith the
82nd Airborne Division.
Capt. and Mrs. R. L. Bogard left
Friday for St. Louis. Missouri, and
southeastern Iowa whore they will
visit their parents for about ten
days.
Sgt. and Mrs. Don McMurchy are
spending a ten-day furlough in St.
Paul, Minn. They have a room with
the Tommie Upchurch's.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Tucker of
Durham spent Sunday with Lt. and
Mrs. Perry Sloan. Mrs. Tucker and
Mrs. Sloan are sisters.
The Army People here wish to ex
tend a welcome to the many new
soldiers coming in from Camp Mac
kali at Hoffman, and from the Max
ton Air Base. We hope they will find
Raeford as good a place to live as
we have.
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With Our Boys
In Service
Howard Lucas, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Lucas of Ashley Heights has
been transferred from the Caswell
Section Base at Southport to Hous
ton, Texas. He is taking an engi
neers course at the University of
Houston. He entered the Navy in
December 1941 and now holds the
rating of Motor Machinist Mate 2nd
class.
Robert Ward Whitley, son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. B. Whitley, who has
been working in the laboratory of
the Barrett Company, Philadelphia
recently reported for duty at the
Nacal training unit at Notre Dame
University, South Bend, Indiana.
Upon graduation from this training
school he will receive a commission
as an Ensign.
Fulford McMillan arrived home
Monday to spend a ten day furlough.
Pfc. Clarence Brown has been
transferred from Charleston, S. C, to
Melvin Beach, Fla.
Pvt. Charles Lee Cothran, son of
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Cothran, of 'Red
Springs is home on his first leave.
He entered the army August 25,
1942 and is stationed at the Army
Air Base, Laurel, Miss.
Pfc. W. Otis Webb has returned
to Courtland Air Base, Courtland,
Ala., after spending ten days with
his wife and parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Webb of Raeford, Route 1.
Lts. Spec and Sam Morris and Les
tes Seals left today for Fort Crock
ett, Texas, where they will be sta
tioned. Mrs. Sam Morris remained in
Raeford where she will continue her
work in the school for this semester.
Staff Sergeant Buist Bethune went
by plane from Maxton to Kelly Field,
San Antonio, Texas, Monday. War
rant Officer George Bethune, U. S.
N .left Tuesday for Norfolk. He went
to Williamsburg today.
Engagement
Announced
Mrs. Neill McKinnon of Red
Springs has announced the engage
ment of her daughter, Martha Mc
Geachy. to David Bradley Harris of
Troy. The wedding will take place
the 27th of March in the Red Springs
Presbyterian Church. Miss McKin
non is a niece of Mrs. Julia McE.
Williford of Raeford.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs. S. A.
Snead wish to express their deepest
appreciation for the many kindnesses
shown them by her beloved friends.
The offer whih the News-.Iourn-al
made to the Farm Bureau for giv
ing subscriptions to new members
expired this week. Many new mem
beis took advantage of this offer to
get Hoke County's Largest paper
and BEST advertising medium.
No more Peanuts will be accepted
in Laurinburg at the Laurinburg Oil
Mill until March 30th. That day and
the next, the 30th and 31st will be
the last days this year that they will
buy peanuts.
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT Two furnished roorns
in the D. P. Andrews home on Don
aldson Avenue. See MRS. JOHN
manjnm at this home. 2tp
FOR SALE Cotton Seed, C'oker 100
grown in 1941, yield 707 lint per
acre on 60 acres. Price S1.25 bu.
CLARENCE LYTCH. 40-4t-
FOR SALE Cocker Spaniel Puppies
of Registered Litter. JOHN Mc
' CAIN, Sanatorium, N. C.
I BUY . SELL - REPAIR all
makes Hydraulic Jacks. Write or
bring your Jack to BILL BR ICE,
Dees Cabins, Raute No. 3, Fay-
etteville 4-t-pd
WANTED Old Cotton Rairs... CItan
Rars Good Prices. At The News
Journal Office 23
WANTED To Buy Your Corn at top
prices and sell yen a few peas at
reasonable piicas, but don't ask
for nuny. CLARENCE LYTCH.
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AHTHUR D. GORE
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Bank of Raeford Building
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Phone 2271 - Raeford, N. C.
Attorney-at-Law
Office in Court House
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