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THE NEWS - JOURNAL, RAEFORD. N. C.
THURSDAY, OCT. 14, 1943
From PULPWOOD, to Paper, to Victory
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at was vf n w
I 4 i.IOL.lMoSa l:i--...kd
Cpl. Dan Johnst n, Nebraska: Yes,
' because it will brinj the war tn a fas
1 ter conclusion and save a lot of need
! less c'eaths.
I'vt. Mario Marino, Massassachu
: .ets: Yes, because by supporting the
i National War Fund we will greatly
help to bring about cloer harmony
between the diff'rent countries who
' will benefit from it. And that, in turn
will help prevent a repetition of the
last war, such as we're now living
thr ugh.
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New Blackshank
! Resistant Tobacco
i Seed Available
Circles To Meet
The circles of the Society of Chris
tian Service will meet Monday after
noon, October 18th, at 3:30 o'clock at
the Methodist Church.
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UDC ELECTS OFFICERS
FIRST of a picture seriei illustrating the many uses of pulpwood
Saner and Us ro e in the war. Workers of the Ammunition Container
CorPOrat?o , pTant, a subsidiary of the American Can i Com pany
apply section? of paper stock onto w ndutf device -that
rolls over glue applicators. These strips are in turn formed into
sturdy tubes of protective shell, food and medical supply containers.
More pulpwood will keep these containers rolling and filled.
Ingathering For
Parker's M. E. Church
On Wednesday. Oct. 20. the Parkers
Vethorist Church w ill observe its an
iua! ingathering.. Services at the
C;u:rch at 11:00 A. M., diiner on the
Ciuirch grounds at 12.00 o'clock, and
t';? auct'or. sale of farm products,
needl - and novelty w. rk will co l c in
'.!(.' afternoon.
The public is cordially invited to
at'.cr.d. The prnceer's from the s;lc
v ill gu to the Building Fund cf t!.e
Ourch.
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Cotton Ginning Drops
Sharply Over 1942
On the basis of favorable reports by
farmers who have grown the new
tlackshank resistant tobacco, a limit-
ed supply of seed is available from
different growers and perhaps from
the Tobacco Branch Station at Ox- i
i ford.
E. G. Moss, assistant direct. r in
charge of the Oxford Tobacco Sta
tion, says T. M. Lewis of Walnut
' Cove, Route 2. has been growing this
tobacco on his far.ri for the Experi
ment Station for the past ten years.
This year he grew enough to supply
some seed f.r the immediate demand
only.
Last year, the Oxford station re
leased .100 pounds of the seed to
Rockingham, Guilford and Forsyth j
: county farmers to be grown by them '
as a field demonstration. The ma- '
j jority of the growers were well pleas- '
The Nyack, X. Y. Journal News i ed with its resistance, yield and qual- j
sent its inquiring rpoiter out to in-:'ty, Moss says
The Raeford Chapter of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy met at
the home of Mrs. T. B. Lester Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs. J. M. Mc
Dullie as assisting hostess.
The program, which was a study of
the chapter on Raw Materials in the
book "The Civilian Soldier," was giv
en by Mrs. Kate Covington.
New officers elected for the coming
year are: Mrs. W. B. McLauchlin,
president; Mrs. A. K. Stevens, and
Mrs. C. W. Seate, vice-presidents;
Mrs. J. M. McDulTie, secretary; Mrs
J. L. McLauchlin, treasurer; and Mrs.
A. K. Currie, historian.
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mother, Mrs. G. M. Bates are leaving
today for their home in Davenpcrt,
Iowa. Capt. and Mrs. Andresen came
to Raeford in April 1942 and during
their residence here made many
friends. Captain Andresen has been
overseas for several months.
member of the Wilmington district
Solid Fuel Industry advisory com
mittee. The Fayetteville area is
composed cf Cumberland, Hoke,
Sampson, Robeson and Scotland and
Bladen counties.
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News From Colored
Lt. and Mrs. W. G. Fox are spend
ing a leave in Aurora, III. Lt. and Readers On Route 2
Mrs. Fox will move into Mrs. Andre-
sen's apartment at Mrs. Giles when
they return to Raeford.
Other couples now having apart
ments at Mrs. C. H. Giles are Capt.
and Mrs. C. D. Watson and baby son,
Chucky, and Lt. and Mrs. Par
ker. B. th officers are stationed at
Mackall.
Capt. D. D. Bcckinan of the Recep
tion Center at Bragg is attending Ad
jutant General's School at Fort Wash
ington, Maryland.
Harry Miller and his wife, who
have been living in Beaufort, S. C.
C, are at home for a few days befo
leaving for Washington, D. C. wh .
they will make their home. , J
Harry Farmer is now at home o.
furlough. He will leave Thursday for
Fort Bliss, Texas.
Candye Mae Campbell has been
very ill since Saturday.
CLASSIFIED ADS
What The Soldiers
Think Of The War
Fund Campaign
Mrs. Helen McDuffie has return
ed to her place at the Elk Restaur
ant after a holiday of several weeks
in Florida where she visited relatives.
Mrs. Clyde Upchurch, Jr. spent
several days this week with her par
ents in Gastonia. She came home
Wednesday with Tom Cameron who
has been to Charlotte on a business
trip.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Reese, who have I -
been living at the Pines since mid
summer, are leaving this week for
Michigan where Col. Reese will be
stationed at Fort Custer. This couple
have made many friends among both
town and army people during their
residence here.
FOR SALE Two milch cows one
soon be fresh. Also SO chickens,
mostly pullets. D. M. Morrison,
Route one... near.. Bethel.. Church.
lt pd
WANTED Responsible white woman
for occasional care of baby 18
months old. 25c per hour for day
care. Phone 3461. lt pd
Mrs. J. B. Thomas has been sick
with a severe cold this week. She had
planned to go to St. Louis to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Bob Foreman but was
forced to give up the trip.
The Officers Wives' Club will meet
next Thursday at 1 P. M. at the T. B.
Lester, Jr. home with Mrs. Beckman
and Mrs. Havner. The telephone "
number is 4391 Mrs. C. D. Watson is WANTED Tenant with large family
now president of the Officers Wives'; lor -horse farm. 9.2 acres tobacco
The October 1st ginning teport of
the Department f Cormercc sh'i.vs
that crtt.m ginning in Hoke county
li's dr. j ei sharply in compnri.-on
with Lales sinned by the sr.mj d:4o
1 t.-t sers. n.
fifcV b:les v re ginne ' to t::at tiate
m compared with t.e 1952 report of
7130.
The grade this settson, hov. ever, ac
cording to gmners throughout the
cur.ty. is very much better than for
a number f years, with a lu' ge per
c .-ntufie of this year's crop well within
the b.'p three grades.
terview soU:ers, asking the following
question:
"Do you want the folss back h:me
to contribute to the Xatinnal War
Fund drive'.'"
Replies were published as follows:
Pvt. John Kelly. North Carolina:
Yes. if th-y can do it. I think it will
relp us win the war if those back
home do what they can to assist our
Allies and other people whr are in dis
tress. Pvt. Robtrt W. Spearel, Massachu
setts: Yes, because through the USO,
t- 1 i . c.i jn;.,
; f goa l tor the fel'.ows in this country j
as well as overseas. And when the
Oveup.:t:on takes place, tie g?od that;
has 1 ten done by ti e iwr funr! ngrn-
cies t f. reign unmtnes will .rake it
e.;ier fur us.
Pvt. Orval R. Kaul. California:
Cert: inly I do. and mere than ever
now that I'm in the army. I know
now how much good the USO does,
wh.ch is one of the 17 services of the
National War Fund, and I assume that
the other services do equally well in
thsir various fields.
Any gr .wer who would like further
i information on the performance of
1 this tobacco may write his county
! agent in any of the sections in which
i it has been grown and ask to be put
in touch with one of the farmers who
has raised it as part of the experi-
.rent.
! These agents are, Fred Walker,
i Reidsville; R. W. Pou, Winston-Sa
lem; cf J. I. Wagener, Greensboro.
The new tobacco strain gave from 80
to 100 per cent control of the black
shank disease in these counties.
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Sgt. Herbert C. Gillis has returned I
to Winter Garden, Florida after
spending a few days with his parents. .
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Gillis of the Anti- !
och community.
! Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Reaves and Mr.
i and Mrs. Mitchell Epstein are spend
! ing this week in Boston visiting Ed
i Yarborough of Laurel Hill who is in
i the Navy and stationed in Boston.
club.
Mrs. L. B. Sutton of Live Oak, Fla.
who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ar
thur Matheson will undergo a tonsil
ectomy at Highsmith's hospital tomorrow.
Mrs. Larry Walter spent the week
end in Southern Pines.
Vander McNeill entered High
smiths hospital at Fayetteville Sun
day tor examination and treatment.
Misses Louise Blue, Sara Conley,
Peggy McFadyen and Nick Bevan at
tended the Carolina Pre-Flight-Duke
White game at Camp Mackall Satur
day afterm on.
Judge and Mrs. John McKinnon of
Laurinburg and Mrs. Sam Snead of
Red Springs spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Chapman.
Change of Location
Our Market Is How Located On Highway
No. 74 (Wilmington Road) At The Seaboard
Railway Crossing - -
WE HAVE MOVED TO A MORE
CONVENIENT LOCATION
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We Buy
Hogs
Miss Peggy Bethune, who until re
cently worked at Wilmington, has re
signed her position there and is now
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ina Bethune.
Mrs. Jrseph Chasey, of Long
Branch, N. J., is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Rose for a few days
before joining her husband who is
stationed at Camp Adair, Oregon.
Miss Leone Rose of Red Springs
spent the week end here with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Rose.
Miss Elizabeth Trawick spent the
past week end at her home in Rowland.
AND PAY
HIGHEST
CASH PRICES
Bring Your Hogs To Us At Any Time. We Are Large
Buyers Of Hogs And Can Give You Quick Service
Lumberton Live Stock Market
Lance Williams, Proprietor
East Lumberton Phone 752 Off Highway 74
- . 1 --- - -If -
Mrs. R. E. Ward of Florence, S. C,
has returned to her home after spend
ing a week with Mr. and Mrs. Carl R.
Freeman.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hall and Mrs.
J. B. Eubanks attended the funeral of
Mr. Leslie Shaw in Lumber Bridge on
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Jack Durham returned to her
home in Norfolk, Va. Sunday after
spending two weeks with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Brandon.
Mrs. Carl Morris and daughter,
Julia, spent Sunday in Durham with
Mrs. Morris' father who is a patient
at Duke Hospital.
With the Army
People
Captain anfi Mrs. Pratorius have
returned to Raeford and are back at
the Ryan McBryde's. While Captain
Pratorius has been at Fort Benning
Mrs. Pratorius was at her old home in
Texas.
Mrs. William Brinker had a spill in
the sand going to Camp Mackall last
week. Her car turned over. She was
cut above the eye, necessitating sev
eral stitches and one of her front teeth
was broken.
Wordl comes from Audrey Conk
who is at Fort. Sill that they expect
to be "home" that is Raeford, by De
cember 1st. Vernon Suddath, who
with her husband Lt. Suddath, had
an apartment with Mrs. V.'. T. Covine-
tun last winter is also at Sill and
j writes that they are returning to
Bragg and to Raeford, she hopes.
Coal Dealers Will
Discuss Delivery
Problem With ODT
Fayetteville, Oct. 13 Coal dealers
in the Fayetteville area have been
called to meet here at 3 P. M. October
19, (Tuesday) for the purpose of dis
cussing a coordinated program for the
solid fuel truck transportation indus
try which has been formulated by the
Office of Defense Transportation.
The meeting has been called by
Neill A. Currie of Fayetteville, a
Camera Ace
Margaret Bourke-White, globe
trotter and famous photographer,
who has just finished a stint for
Samuel Goldwyn doing special
ahota of his production "The
Kortii Star."
5 acres cotton. Z miles from SanJ
torium write or see A. T. Bobbitt,
Aberdeen, N. C. 3t-20-pd
PERMANENT WAVE, 59c! Do your
own Permanent with Charm-Karl
Kit Complete equipment. Includ
ing 40 curlers and shampoo. Easy
to do, absolutely harmless. Praia
ed by thousands Including Fay Mc
Kemle, glamorous movie star.
Money refunded If not satisfied.
Reaves Drug Store 9-18 pd
Hardy-Newsome
BIL0XI
BEAR PICKERS
FOR SALE
Dundarrach
Trading Co.
FOR SALE
Cokera Red Heart Seed Wheat,
Fulgraln Oats Abruzzl Rye Best
for This Section. Produced by
Clarence Lytch
S RaeforD
THEATRE
Mrs. Numa R. Carter is visiting In
Winston-Salem, her old home this
week. Captain and Mrs. .Carter are
living in the Buck Blue home while
Mrs. Blue and children are in Texas.
Captain Carter is in the Reception
Center at Bragg.
The Woman's Club extends a cor
dial invitation to all army people to
attenJ the bridge tournament at the
Armory Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
Lovely prizes will be given and pro
ceeds will go to the Soldier's Center in
Raeford.
PROGRAM FOR WEEK BEGINNING OCTOBER 14t
Thursday
Friday
Show Starts
at 5:30
Loretta Young and Alan Ladd In
"CHINA"
Saturday
ONLY
Show Starts
at 2:00
Double Feature Program
The Mexican Spitfire-Lupe Velcz in
Redhead From Manhattan
and Stick Jones, Mona Barrie, Raymond
Hatton in
Dawn On The Great Divide
SCNDAY
ONLY
Shows' At
359 P. M.
Michcle Morgan and A fan Curtis in
Two Tickets To London
MONDAY
and
Tuesday
Show Starts
at 5:30
Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire singing artd
dancing in
HOLLIDAY INH
Wednesday
ONLY
Show Starts
at 5:30
A Sherlock IMmes Mystery
VOICE OF TERROR
With Basil Rathbone aild Nigel Bruce"
Mrs. Carol Andresen and small son,
Martin Wayne, and Mrs. Andresen's
Thursday
Friday
Oct 21-22
Show PUrt
at WM
X- - a
Betty Grable and George Montgomery in
CONEY ISLAND !
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