THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1943
THE NEWS - JOURNAL, RAEFORD, N. C.
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Social Items - Personals
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Wilmer McDonald, cashier of the
Bank of Raeford, is taking a Victory
vacation this week, spending the time
resting at his home.
.wTs. R. H. Gibson, of Shannon, R 1,
is recuperating nicely from an opera
tion at Bakar's Hospital, Lumberton.
Cecil Dew is reported to be respond
ing quite favorably to treatment at a
Fayetteville hospital where he was
taken last Friday.
The Rev. Harry K. Holland, pastor
of the Raeford Presbyterian Church
and his family are spending from
Monday of this week until the first of
September at Montreat.
Lt. and Mrs. James K. David and
baby left Friday for Salt Lake City,
Utah, where Lt. David will be sea-tioned.
Mrs. Jack Knight of Columbus, Ga.,
left Tuesday after spending several
days with Mrs. J. B. Thomas.
Mis. Ruth Bridges and Miss Vera
Cox have returned from Columbia, S.
C. where they visited Lt. and Mis.
Doug Tolar.
Mrs. Percy D. Niven of Dunedin,
Fla., and A. Y McLean of Clearwater,
are visiting their mother, Mrs. M. V.
McLean.
Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Murray and son,
Bobby, have returned home from a
short vacation trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis MeFayden of
Jacksonville, are spending several
days here with relatives.
Miss Louise Blue and Miss Jose
phine Hall left Thursday for New
York where they are spending their
vacations.
Miss Clara Potter, clerk of ttie draft
board, is spending this week at Bur-gaw.
Mrs. Mary Howard of Wilmington
and Aleck and Claude Goswick of
Durham, visited Mrs. W. L. MeFayden
last week.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lt. and Mrs. William Max Crossman
announce the birth of a son, William
Max, Jr., Post Hospital, Fort Bragg,
N. C, on August 9. Mrs. Crossman
was formerly Miss Gladys Talley.
Sgt. and Mrs. Robert Gammon an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Char
lotte Sinclair, Alamance General Hos
pital, Burlington, N. C, on August 5,
Mrs. Gammon was formerly Miss Jean
McFadyen.
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Tr nnr) Mrs Rnlnh Ph.lnmjin nnd
daughter expect to leave this week
end for a visit with friends and rela
tives in New Jersey.
Mrs. Chandler Roberts and children
visited her sister, Mis. T. K. Cobb in
Smithfield last week.
With the Army
People
(Contributed.)
Lt. and Mrs. David (Blue) Blough
left Friday for Natchez, Miss, where
Sara will visit her family. Lt. Blough
will continue to California where he
i will take some kind of an Ordnance
course (further his army education,
in other words). All of the Blough's
friends will miss them very much, es
pecially Blue's ' David was a shep
herd boy" and Sara's "Clickety-click-
ety-click" Mrs. Jack Knight
who lived at the Benton Thomas's
when the 2nd Armored was here,
came back to Raeford Sunday to
spend three days as the Tho.nas's
guest. Mrs. Knight promises to re-
Soldier May Be Your Eoy
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turn in the spring and bring little 4
month old Gladys with her Capt.
Grover Robinson was all smiles when
he walked into the Hoke Drug Store
Friday night and it wasn't because he
was purchasing baby bottles but be
cause he had just been granted a
very unexpected 10 day leave of ab
sence. So, he and Mrs. Robinson
(Fauntleroy) and the little "pride of
their eyes" were homeward bound to
Pensacola, Fla., on Saturday
Raymond Maness (Capt.) arrived
home in Georgetown, S. C. from Afri
ca last Thursday and thinks his little
daughter, whom he saw for the first
time, is absolutely tops. The Maness
es are Texas bound this Sunday. We
all wish they could stop by Raeford
on the way Poor Jessie Hadley
and her little son, Jessie just couldn't
get her eye out of the way of that
screw driver and suffered a scratched
I eyeball. Later little Craig decided
; there were so many pretty articles in
i the medicine chest that he'd just
! sample about 6 of the pain-killer tab
lets in the nice little blue box, We
are happy to report that both patients
are doing nicely Lt. and Mrs.
Fanning who have been living in
I "Miss Flora" McLauchlin's rear apart
I ment, left for Fort Jackson, Columbia,
S. C. last Friday and as the Fannings
j moved out Lt. and Mrs. Douglass
i moved in (Rapid transit). The Doug
lasses have been slaying with the
Chandler Roberts for some time
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Braim, of the
windy city. Chicago, have had a room
at the H. C. McLauchlin's for the past
week. Capt. Braim is stationed at
Pope Field with the 60th Wing
i Mrs. Burt Nash says it's a most un
! happy plight to have a flat tire and
; then make the discovery that you have
failed to have the spare checked and
find it is flat too, but she also says the
front seat of the car isn't the worst
place in the world to sleep away the
' wee sma' hours of the morning
1 Just to make you feel better; Vernon
Suddath writes that the temperature
1 out there at Fort Sill has been 112 in
1 the shade (and there isn't any shade
; to speak of). Whew! That's hot! !
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I Mrs. J. C. Howell of Lumberton is !
visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Milton Campbell. I
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I hope Americans
will figure out for
themselves addi
tional payroll savings.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED Old Rags at The News
Journal Office. Highest Prices Paid
Bring what you have with button
and pins taken off. 8
Stoves
Definite information has been re
ceived relative to stove rationing,
which will become effective 12:01 Au
gust 24th, 1943. Dealers and whole
salers will register on September 1. 2
and 3rd.
Chairman Away
Chairman Ryan McBryde of the
War Price and Ration Board is in Ral
eigh yesterday and today attending a
meeting of the State Board of Educa
tion. Vacation Over
Mrs. Christian Davis has returned
to her job as Sugar Clerk of the Local
War Price and Ration from her vaca
tion. Visitor
Mrs. Nina Shaw of the Raleigh O.
P. A. office was a visitor in the local
office on Tuesday. Mrs. Shaw is price
information officer.
PERMANENT WAVE, 59c! Do your
own Permanent with C'harm-Kurl
Kit. C omplete equipment, includ
ing 40 curlers and shampoo. EaM
to do, absolut-ly harmless. Prais
ed by thousands including Fay Mc
Kenzie, glamorous movie star.
Money refunded if not satisfied.
Reaves Drug Store 9-18 pd
WANTED TO Bl'Y Six or sev:-
room house with heat. Must be in
desirable neighborhood with good
sized lot. Contact Reaves Drug
Store, Raeford, N. C. 21 e
FOR SALE Jersey Cow fresn
good milker. Mrs. Jane Biggs.
Antioch. 2t
FOR SALE Fryers, Mrs. Ina Lcntfc
2t p.
Mrs. D. Newton and children of
Faison spent last week here with
ome folks.
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Mrs. A. B. McFadyen returned home
from a visit in Rocky Mount and
Smithfield. Her sister, Mrs. R. E.
Bone and husband of Rocky Mount,
came with her for a visit to Raeford.
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SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE
The Circles of the Society of Chris
tian Service of the Methodist Church
will meet Monday, August 16th, at 4
o'clock at the church.
The Omega Clegg circle will meet
Monday night, August 16th, at 8:30 P.
M. with Miss Jessie Ferguson.
I've got a home, too, Mister! Every extra bond you buy through the
Payroll Savings 1'lan will help me get back to it. 'Tigure it out yourself."
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THE A TRE
PROGRAM FOR WEEK BEGINNING AUGUST 12th
Thursday
Friday Joan Bennett and Milton Berle In
s" MARGIfl For ERROR
DOUBLE FEATURE
Saturday William Boyd in
THE UHDEROOVSfl MAR
Show Starts Harold Peery and Freddy Mercer in
The Great Giiderslscve
SUNDAY
qjLY uv Kibbe and Gloria Warren in
r',, CINDERELLA SWINGS IT
MONDAY
. Mary Martin, Dick Powell and Rudv Vallee
and
Tuesday 'n a "rca' Musical Show!
s" HAPPY, GO LUCKY
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Show Starts
at 5-30 W't'1 "a" atr'c'c' an(' George Sanders
'f"'3'' Franchot Tone and Anne Baxton in
shwsurts Five Graves To Ciaro
at 5:30 One of the Great Pictures of the War
Miss Anne Buio and her mother.
Mrs. J. N. Buic, of Rod Kprinys, spent
Wednesday here with Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Freeman.
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I Washington, July 3(1. Forced down
;'.t tea. a navil air trunspoit plane
lode 2U-foot waves for 41! hours until
rcpai s were made, then Hew on to
1 Honolulu under its own power.
j The Navy, releasing the story to
clay, said the plane was operated lor
j the transport service by Pan Ameri
can Airways, thus disclosing for the
I first time that Pan American is en-
j gatied in transport flights in the Pa-
: ciiic.
The plane, with a creu- of ten and
j eight passengers, was forced down
several hundred miles from Pearl
Harbor. All but two of those aboard
became seasick, and the First Officer
' had to make the repairs because the
Engineering Officers were too ill to
take over.
Piloted by Cupt. John H. Hamilton.
Son Francisco, the plane developed
motor trouble while en route from an
unnamed Pacific island to Honolulu.
The port motor began blazing, but the
flames were stopped before the ship
landed on the swells.
Captain Hamilton radioed for a new
' propeller motor to replace the one
which had forced the landing and for
a bag of cement to plug a bad leak in
the hull.
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Germany's ration system as impos
; cd on Holland has been extended to
; soup and sauce tablets and powdcis.
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Total valuation of farm land and
form buildings in the United States
hus been estimated at $48,000,0(10,000.
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Payroll pavings in
our grralest ninglc
factor in protecting
ourselves against inflation.
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CARDU!, $1.00 Sice
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1 lies, a Donular ZL I If L
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AMT TVTFPtJtlMATttl $Qc .
'J ANT EXTERMINATOR
Complete with (1 nut 1'eedci
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89c
NERVINE, $1.00 Size .... S9c
FITCH'S SHAMPOO, Large 59c
I PAN A, 50c Tube 39c
ALKA-SELTZER, 60c Size 49c
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