THK NEWS JOURNAL, RAFFORD, N. C.
THURSDAY. DEC. 2.1rd. 1943
PAGE TWO
Green Hug. I there is nothing practical that cm be
Small .grain crops .in Eastern Car- done about it at this time, reports J.
hna are being 'damaged by a ype of ' Myron Maxwell, Extension cntom.
aphid known us. the "Green Rug" and logist at Stale College.
em f&uijin ad
...a candle in the window
...he gleam of a star on a tree
...the light in the eyes of a
child on Christmas morning
But Christmas is more than these ...
how much more we capnot put into
words, but you do bow that we are
wishing for you all that Christmas
at its very best implies, and all that
Christmas can bring ....
COLLINS DEPT. STORE
lllr
"OUTSTANDING
PERFORMANCE"
sums up, in two words, the achievemenU
of our armed forces. We, too, strive for
outstanding performance in every item of
service. We thank you most cordially for
your good will and patronage and wish
you the Season's Greetings.
C. P. KINLAW
JEWELER
pi
A WREATH IN
THE WINDOW
a star in the sky, and happiness
in the heart That the Christ
mas season of 19-13 may be truly
memorable for you and yours is
the earnest wish of
RAEFORD FURNITURE COMPANY
l.ime Spreader
The Agricultural Engineering De
partment at State College has plans
for a new type of home-aiacie lime
spreader, reports Davicf S. Weaver.
Write for a free copy of Plan No. 254.
O
Labor Swap
' N.rth Carolina has sent 110 work
ers to help harvest Florida's citrus
crop. Florida will send help to North
Carolina next year when labor is
badly needed here.
b
Ilouehold Equipment.
Write the Agricultural Editor, State
t C "liege, Raleigh, for Extension Circu
; lar No. 270 if you wish information on
1 the er re and simple repair of house
hold equipment.
O
! Milk-Ess,
With more cows on farms than last
. year, milk production was down 2
I no. fnnt in Mm-atvihap Vurt nrni,.
tion was about 4 per cent higher.
Professional Cards
NOTARY PUBLIC Set RALPH
CHAPMAN. Hole Auto (Chevro
let) Co. Prion 230-1. 42-tl
ARTHUR D. GORE
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Bank of Raeford Building
n. mcn. smito
Attorney-at-Law
G. B. ROWLAND
Phone 2271 Raeford, N. C
Attorney-at-Law
LEGAL NOTICES
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
The State of North Carolina, Hoke
County. In the Superior Court.
To All Whom these Presents Shall
Come Greeting:
It being satisfactorily proven to
the undersigned. Clerk of the Sup
erior Court for Hoke County, that
John Monroe, late of said county, is
dead, without having made and pub-
1943
CENTIE WORDS, OPEN
HEARTS, WILLING HANDS,
SOFT MUSIC, FRIENDSHIP,
IOVE...TH1S IS CHRIST
MAS! may rr bring you
HAPPINESS AND JOY
BEYOND EXPRESSION . . .
it
RAEFORD
BARBER SHOP
lished a 1-ist will and tc.-tamciit, and!
it appearing that Do-othy Munroe is1
entitled to the a 'ministration of the
e.-tate of said deceased, and having
qualified as administratrix according
lo law: , I
Now these are therefore to em
power the said Administratrix t.i en
ter in and upon all and singular the
goods and chattels, the rights and
credits of the said decease.!, and same
to take into pus tension, wheresoever
to be found, and nil the just debts of
the said deceased to pay an I satisfy,
and tlie residue of said estate to c'is
tribute. Witness my hand and the seal of
said court, this the 10th c'ay of Dec
ember, 1 943.
,T. B. CAMERON
28-33 Clerk of the Superior Court
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of W. L. Floyd, deceased,
late of Hoke County, this is to notify
all persons having claims against the
estate 1 f said deceased to exhibit
then to the undersigned at his resi
dence at the Raeford Hotel on or de
fore the 9th day of December, 1944,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This the 9th, day of December, 1943.
W. E. Floyd, Administrator
Estate of W. L. Floyd, deceased
28-33
NOTICE OF SIMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
HOKE COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
W. J. MAINOR, CORNELIA ARM
STRONG, ET ALS.
PETITIONERS
vs.
CHANEY MAJNOR, WIDOW; WTL-
LIE MAINOR; LILLIE MAE PER
SON ET VIR: ODESSA HAGEN FT
VIR; JOHN HAGEN; BERTHA LEE
STANBACK ET VIR, (Name Not
Known to Petitioners): and any oth
er persons having an interest in the
estate lands of Isaiah Mainor et ux
Margaret Mainor, both doceased.
HESPOXDENTS take notice that they, are required lo
The respondents above-named will appear at the office of the Clerk of
c'na snd all taki no'.iic that an ac- Superior Curt of Hoke County, N. .C.
tion entitled as i'b ve has been icnn- and answer or demur to the Petition
incnce.i against them in the Superior for Partition in said Special Proceed-
Coui t . f Hoke County, N. C. a-id that ing within TEN (10) days after the
the purpose thereof is to partition the 8th day of January, 1944, or the petit,
elate of the late Isaiah Mainor and ioncrs will apply to the court for the
wife, Margaret Mainor. deceased, In-1 relief demanded in their said Petition.
(ated in ljuewhiffle Township, said! This Decxcmhcr 13. 1943.
County
The said respondents will further
J. B. Cameron
L ItTK 01 ouperior vuun
y' rert--w
a v ' V r V W 7 0
,.;f 1 .9,f3.::TJr"
hiom whence did these lad tid
ings come? not from athens. nor
y;t from p.ome: at that time the
HSART OF vCSi.0 POWER. THEY CAME
OUT CF A UTP.S COWRY. PALESTINE.
CN: THOUSAVD NIN HUNDRED AND
fOSTY-THREE YEARS LATER THE CLAD
TiOINSS R!NS OUT ASaIN. NEED WE
SAY THAT WE WISH YOU THE FULL
JOYOUSNESS OF TH HOLY SEASON?
THE JOHNSON COMPANY
Christmas Cheer
k Uncle Sam is to be con- '
gralu!atcj, for he has
3one and is doing a mag- '
tiificrnt job. This is, in
deed, occasion for Christ
mas cheer.
Our compliments to
you, friends, our thanks,
and our most hearty
wishes for an enjoyable
and truly happy 194$
Christmas season.
WRIGHT'S
ESSO STATION
Formerly Auto Inn
S' CAROLINA
MOK." . , o
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All of us who live in North Carolina
no matter what our jobs may be would
have a hard time recognizing this State
of ours if its tobacco industry suddenly
disappeared in thin air. Directly or indi
rectly it affects us all giving jobs to
people we know, utilizing the services
of thousands of others, using the produce
of our farms, paying taxes, and, of course,
providing us with our favorite smokes
just as it provides smoking pleasure to
our boys on every fighting front around
the world. f
The tobacco industry is only one of the
vital mainsprings of North Carolina's
well-being and yet its products are
valued at more than a half billion dol
lars annually and their manufacture
gives direct employment to more than
fifteen thousand workers. North Caro-
TERMINAL
lina, ranking first in the nation in tobacco
products, is likewise the home of many
other flourishing industries, prominent
among them being textiles, food, furni
ture, lumber and chemicals.
We who keep Greyhound buses rolling
across our State take pride in the indus
trial achievements of our fellow North
Carolinians and take part in them, too!
If spur job in wartime as in peacetime
to transport men and women to fac
tones and farms, to keep essential travel'
moving, to make near neighbors and
food neighbors of all the communities
our buses serve in North Carolina.
GREYHOUND
1IOTKL RAnFOUD
TEL. 22G 1
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