THURSDAY, SEPT. 16, 1443
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THE NEWS JOURNAL. RAEFORD, N. C.
3rd War Loan Committees For Hoke tYty j Scouters Plan
J. Lawrence McNeill-General Chairman
Mrs. VV. L. Poole-Chairman Of Women
ALLENDALE TOWNSHIP
J. W. Hasty, Chairman, L. A. Mc- Mrs. J. S. Currie, Chairman,
Googan D. N. McGoogan, N. P. Wat- Bennie McLauchlin, Mrs. H. F.
son, F. 'K. Everleigh, J. A. Roper, rie, Mrs. L. A. McGugan.
Herman Gentry.
ANTIOC1I TOWNSHIP
L. L. Newton, Chairman, Walter Mrs. Belle Currie, Chairman,
Gibson. G. C. Lyttle, J. W. McPhaul, Ralph Livingston, Miss Willie
J. M. Amii ews, F. K. Watson. Liles.
Miss
Cur-
Mrs.
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BLUE SPRINGS TOWNSHIP
J. M. Norton, Chairman, James Mrs. Lucy Smith. Chairman, Mrs.
Hendrix, R J. Hasty, Hector McNeill, Wilmer McBryde. Mrs. Hector Mc- j
Marvin Gainer, D. H. Yarborogh. Neill, Mrs. E. A. Wright.
LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP
C. H. Marks, Chairman. L. D. Mrs. John Baker, Chairman,
Brooks, D. M. Cameron, J. W. Smith, Ruby Johnson, Mrs. J. W. Smith.
Ted Me.il. n. Sam Comer.
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cmimitteemen are asked to communi
cate with V. C. Masion at Laurel Hill
i n their needs for such training and
their willingness to attend a three-day
school that might be set up in some
central li cation. This school would
run for three consecutive nights for a
three-hour class and then two weeks
later a fourth night with a three-hour
session. Twelve hours are necessary
for credit on the course.
Thoce of Us who know the scouting
program are sure that one of the great
est needs among those who are serv
ing as scoutmaster is for training in
doing the ).:b, and we feel sure that
this school, which is the first of its
kind to be offered to our workers, is
an opportunity that we cannot afford
to miss. We hope that all troop com
mittees and scoutmasters will enter
into it wholeheartedly.
F. L. Goodman, Reporter.
Miss :
McLAUCHLIN TOWNSHIP
Marshall N'euton. Chairmai, John Mrs. Marshall Newton. Chairman,
K. Park-; , A. W. Wood, Floyd Mon- Mrs. D. K. Parker, Mrs. J. H. Plum
roe, Earnest Capps, M. S. Gibson. mer, Mrs'. M. S. Gibson.
QVEWHIFFLE TOWNSHIP
N. F. Sinclair. Chairman. A. B. Mrs. N. F. Sinclair. Chairman, Mrs.'
Tapp, E. K. Picklcr, W. L. Thumbing, Lucy McFudyen, Mrs. Fred Riley, Mrs
Lee Ma'.:lta!-.y, R. A. Smoke. W. H. Hare.
STONEWALL TOWNSHIP
M. D. Yates. Chairman, O. B. Max- Mrs. Jesse Gibson, Chairman, Mrs.
well, Dave Hendnix, J. M. McGoo- Ruth Bristow, Mrs. Will McBryde,
gati, W. J. McBryde, Norman Mc- Mrs. Earl Tolar. Mrs. N. H. G. Balfour.
Innis.
RAEFORD TOWNSHIP
J. A. M;G.ogan, Chairman. H. R. Miss Irene Downer, Chairman, Mrs.
McLean. T. D. Potter, Foster Mc- Cliff Connly, Mrs. J. F. Jordan. Mrs.
Bryde, E. L. Cameron. Mary Helton.
FARM BUREAU
NOTICE
Any person wishing to join the
Farm Bureau of Hoke County may
make application for membership at
the office of
The Nsw-Journal.
You can leave your name and an
nual dues ($3.00) at our office. It
will be turned over to Mr. J. M. Mc
G. ugan, secretary and treasurer and
he will mail you your official receipt.
TOWN OF RAEFORD
C. L. Thomas. Chairman, Israel ZONE (II AIRMAN:
Mann, H L. Gatlin, Sr., Lewis Up- Town Of Racford
church, Walter Baker. Mrs. G. B. Rowland, Mrs. Marcus
Smith, Mrs. W. B. McLauchlin, Mrs.
H. L. Gatlin, Jr.. Mrs. R. B. Lewis,
Mrs. Herbert McKeithan.
Garden Club. American Lesion Auxiliary.
Mrs. J. S Johnson. Chairman, Mrs. Mrs R. B. Lewis, Chairman, Mrs.
A. D. Gjre, Mrs. G. B. Rowland. R. A. Matheson. Jr.
Literature C lub.
Mrs. M-ircus Smith. Chairman, Mrs.
U. R. White. Mrs. J. C. McLean.
Music Club.
Mrs. W. B. McLa jchlin, Chairman,
Mrs. A. K. Currie, Mrs. W. M. Thom
as, Mrs. Lewis Upchurch, Miss Jessie
B. Ferguson.
Educational Club. Daughters Of Eastern Star.
Mrs. H. L Gatlin, Jr., Chairman, Mrs. Herbert McKeithan, Chair
Mrs. T. B. Upchurch, Jr., Mrs. S. H. man, Mrs. W. P. Baker, Mrs. Joe
Hodgin, Mrs. Marion Gatlin. Gulledge.
Sanatorium, O. B. Israel. Chairman.
Committee For Negroes
Stephen Williams Chairman
ANTIOCH TOWNSHIP
John Carthens Chairman, Edd Mc
Neill, Edd Vinia', Neill McLaurin, B.
T. Bucker and John David.
STONEWALL TOWNSHIP.
Homer Lesane, Chairman, Mary
Barrett, John Ouincv MclntTre. John
Morrison and Nathaniel Miles.
AS HMO NT.
Gus Malloy, Chairman, James
Kearns, Dacia Fairley, James Ross,
Robert C. Thomas, Joe Murphy, Wil
lie Spen?er Dockery, Gilbert McGre
gor and Fairly Burker.
LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP
Colon Kelly. Chairman, Martin
Jones. Elijah Faulk, Annie Belle Frye,
uaniei L,each, and Badie Faulk.
BLI E SPRINGS TOWNSHIP
Frank McPhatter, Chairman, Ernest
McEachern. J. W. McJiieen. R.nnl
Edwards and Wesley Campbell.
ROCKFISH.
William Campbell, James War
ren, Jim McLauchlin, Malione Brid
ges, Nick Easterland.'
ALLENDALE.
Neill McPhatter, Clarence McKay,
Frank Almond, James McPhatter and
Tom McPhatter.
Registration For
Book 4 In October
i Washington, Sept. 15 A nation-
wide registration for Ration Book No.
j 4 which the office of Price Adminis
tratin (CPA) hopes will be the last
ration book of the war will be held
I within the last ten days of October.
' An OPA spokesman, in disclosing
plans today for distribution of the new
set of coupons, said it was hoped the
j book would last three years, if neces
! saiy. It will be used in conjunction
j with bock No. 3 and with glass or
j plastic tokens scheduled for distribu
I tion after Jan. I.
The decision to hold another school-
house registration, instead of distri
I buting the boc k by mail as was done
! with No. 3. is based on OPA's desire
to get the new coupons into use in
November. The books will be passed
out at the registration, saving time,
labor and expense.
Exact dates and places of registra
tion in each community will be deter
mined by regional and local rationing
officials.
O
AVA DIVORCES MICKEY
Las Vegas, Nev., Sept. 15 Ava
Gardner Rooney, 20-year-old wife of
screen actor Mickey Rooney, has ob
tained a Nevada divorce.
Rooney and the former Wilson, N.
C. girl were married Jan. 10, 1942, in
Ballard. Calif., and separated a year
later. Her Nevada decree and restor
ation of her maiden name were grant
ed yesterday alter a five-minute hear
ing. O
Ryan McBryde attended a meeting
of the state board of education in
Raleigh last Thursday.
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FDR lay:
Curtail spending.
Put your savings
info war bonds every
payday.
Canada's Women Keep 'Em Flying
fMFORMED women of Canada'
U Army, Navy, Air Force, are
Jills of all trade, no Job is too tough
for these girls In service to release
men for overseas duty.
The Battle Dress of Canadian wo
men ranges from house dresses and
business suits to overalls and ser
vice uniforms.
The Dumber of women engaged
directly or indirectly in war indus
tries has Increased from 95.000 in
February, 1942, to 255,000. In the
fiscal year ending March 31, 1944,
war industries are expected to use
60.000 more women, and the armed
force an additional 24.000.
The youngest women's service or
ganised to release men to more
active duties, the Women' Royal
Canadian Naval Service, had attes
ted 3.104 officers and ratings, and
railed up 2,396 by June 26, 1943, one
year after its establishment.
Officer members of the W.R.C.N.S.
now will hold the same rank title
as men in the R.C.N., and will be
referred to as commander, lieuten
ant and sub-lieutenant instead of
the previous counterpart, chief of
ficer, first officer, second officer and
third officer. The Canadian Women's
Army Corps was the first women'
service to use the same titles as
men.
Formed In September, 1941, the
Canadian Women's Army Corps has
enlisted more than 11.500.
The first women' service, estab
lished in July, 1941. the Royal Cana
dian Air Force (Women' Division)
hud enlisted more than 12,300 by
the end of June.
Women in nursing services uni
forms totalled more than 2.414 at the
end of June, with more than 1,714
In the Royal Canadian Army Medi
cal Corps. 276 In the R.C.A.K. nurs
ing service and 169 in the Canadian
Navy nursing service. There are
'.in 255 Canadian nurses serving
: the South Africa military
. service,
are 37 women doctors in
i..t ;.nacd services, four in the navy,
21 with the army, and 12 with the
air force.
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A member of ike
Royal Canadian
Air force
( Women'
Diriuon)
checki m 'chute
for tears.
Huge aircraft
engine hold no
eecret from
Canada' air
women. Here thry
check the motor
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SELL YOUR TOBACCO AT THE TINTOP
Aberdeen Warehouse
ABERDEEN, N. C. t
YOUR NEAREST MARKET
T YOUR BEST WAREHOUSE
SALE EVERY DAY
HOKE - ROBESON FARMERS CAN LEAVE HOME
-SELL THEIR TOBACCO AND RETURN HOME THE
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SAME DAY. SELL WITH
- ROBERT WRIGHT, Proprietor
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"THE OLD RELIABLE"
THE BORDER BELT'S BIGGEST AND BEST TOBACCO MARKET
Has Sold More Pounds, Paid Out More Money and Has The Highest Average of Any Tobacco Market in North or South Carolina. Sales Will Start at 9: a. m. and Run To 1 p. m. Daily
j WE PUBLISH OFFICIAL, SVORH U. S. GOVERNMENT FIGURES DAILY-
Season's Myj Pounds
Sales 22,218, Sold
Honey otT-T nt nA Season's
Paid Out ip8,811,28y.U4 Average
$39.66
Many Individual farmers are Averaging from $43 to $54 and are highly pleased with their Sales on the Fairmont Market.
-""7 Claude Smith, Sairmont 1460 $33.2
B. L. Johnson, Fairmont JI02 $47.69
V Archie Lewis and Addie Oxendine 170Z $-47-27
George Jenkins 696 (51.61
L. T. Stone ...618 $47.62
llomer Lawson, Or rum, 664 (50.10
Tim Cox, Orruni, ...2004 $50.29
Jackson and Jackson,. 970 $48.68
E. M. Ward, Elizabethtown, 2310 $47.30
Tobaco Growers Can Load Their Tobacco, Drive Straight To Fairmont, Sell, and Return Home Same Day.
FAIRMONT TOBACCO MARKET - C. B. STAFFORD, Sales Supervisor.
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