THURSDAY, MAY 3rd. 1945
PAGE TWO
THE NEWS-JOURNAL, RAEFORD. N. C.
Personals
Miss AiMrey llinnkhurst left
Tuesday for Augusta, Ga., for a
visit ot several weeks with her pa
rents. Major and Mrs. Brunkhurst
before assuming her new duties in
Falls at Erskine college and attend
Marion Gailin was quite sick for
cveral days last week.
Mrs. Hugh Lowe spent several days
the first of the week with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Scott Poole.
Mrs. A. K. Currie went to Charlotte
with Mrs. Lowe on Wednesday and
will attend the May Day exercises at
Queen's college Friday.
Miss Isabelle Bethune, who has
spent the past month in Raeford, will
return to Washington Friday of this
week, where she has accepted a posi
tion in a bank.
Starr MoMillan, Jr., Boz Bethune
and Carr Stevens of Wilmington,
spent the week end with their families
in town.
Miss Beth McDonald, who teaches
in the city schools at Sanford, spent
the week end with h"er mother, Mrs.
N. A. McDonald at Timberland.
buffet supper in Red Springs on last
Thursday night. Miss Shaw is a
junior in home economics at Flora
Macdonald college.
Mrs. G. W. Belk and Lt. and Mis.
Hubert Belk of Gastonia were guests
of Mrs. G. W. Belk's sister, Mrs. Hal
lie Gatlin, Monday and Monday night.
Lt. Belk, USNR, has recently return
ed from the South Paoific. He had
been on Okinawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Mann are
spending this week in New York.
Mrs. Marcus Snith entertained with
three tables of bridge yesterday after
noon and will also be hostess again
on Saturday afternoon in honor of
her house guest from Lumberton.
GRADUATION RECITAL
GIVEN BY MISS JO
McLAUCHLIN AT SALEM
tion s activities.
Of Miss McLauchlin's recital. Cri
tic Mary V. Jones of the Winston-Salem
Journal, writes: "Her difficult
and exacting program was played
Evander Blue McNeill
On the evening of March 14, 1945,
God, in His infinite love and wis
dom, called home our friend and
u...vt, felow Evander BUe McNeiU
. , , , . , , Mr. McNeill was born in the Un-
nique and a fine feeling for atmos- . . . ... , ,
, . . . . .. ,, .lion Church section of Moore County,
phere and tone combinations." The i N rnrnIi . ,
ministry of the church, Mr. McNeill
early in life, became a Christian and
gave his heart to the Lord, and be
came a member of the church. After
a number of years in the naval
stores business in Cumberland and
Montgomery counties, North Caro
lina, and later in Alabama, he moved
to Raeford in 1901. In 1915 he was
elected and ordained a deacon in the
Raeford Presbyterian church, in
which capacity he served efficiently
About one-fourth of the pigs die! and diligently for several years un-
between farrowing and marketing and til he was elected and ordained a
a large part of these losses can be ! ruling elder.
critic especially praised her playing I
of the D Minor prelude and fugue of
Bach, two preludes by Karg-Elert,
and a modern group by Boellman,
Dethier and Clokey.
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Save Those Pigs
That Usually Die
Miss Josephine McLauchlin, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McLauch
lin of Raeford, was presented in her
mission to the will of our Heavenly
Father, and that we express our gra
titude to Him for the life of Mr. Mc
Neill, and for his faithful service
to the church.
2. That we record our sincere ap
preciation for the privilege of being
associated with him in Christian ser
vice as fellow elders.
3. That we incorporate these res
olutions in the minutes of the Ses
sion, and that copies be sent to the
family, and to the Christian Ob
server and to the News-Journal for
publication.
By order of the Session, this 2nd
day of April, 1945.
Harry K. Holland Moderator.
M. C. Dew Clerk.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of Mrs. Bell Stuubs, de
ceased, late of Hoke County, this
is to notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present them
duly verified according to law to
the undersigned at his home near
Raeford on or before' the 26 day
prevented says Dr. C. D. Grinnells
veterinarian of the Agricultural
Experiment Station at State College.
He gives the following suggestions
for control of some of the common
causes of baby pig losses. Provide
rrraHimtiniy rilat in nrfan at Salem .a hahinrpd dipt for t.hp sow with
College on Mon.iay evening, oy ucan needed minerals ana vitamin A toChristian witness. Until his health r, , , .
Charles G. Vaidell of the school of heLppreve.it scours which is caused no longer permitted it, he regularly I ple? , 1 P-7To
music. I0' tne ,0X1C Quality or the sow's i attended and taught the Adult Bible
During this year Miss McLauchlin j milk- Minerals and vitamin D help! Class on Sunday afternoons in the
has served as organist for numerous to prevent rickets. jPhilippi Sunday School near Rae-
L. McDonald spent the i student college programs ana mis i is u.,u.v Pi8 uismsc , iora. tie was aeepiy interested in
vear nas ueen organist iur me ii'uui- 0..,... ......... .......7. t lllc Ikl aim h'uk1"'" me tnuivu,
CUrs. R
week end with her husband, Capt.
McDonald, at Fort Moultrie, S. C.
Through long years of faithful and
earnest service, Mr. McNeill served
and was active in the duties of his
office until Just a short time before
i,;. j.u u- i .naeiotu oil 1
2 1Z " , tl V" of April. 1946, or this notice will be
i-l5 1-j ...L . ... . pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
of God, and sought opportunities for , . . . .. .,, ,,,
This 26th day of April, 1945
D. B. McFadyen, Administrator
of estate of Mrs. Bell Stubbs. 52p
Mrs. E. L. Parrott of Sumter, S. C.
spent the week end at the home of
her mother, Mrs. J. A. W ilson.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as co-administrators
of the estate of John Culbreth,
deceased, late of Hoke County, N
Mrs. Walter Maxwell was a guest
of her niece. Miss Hazel Shaw, at a
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Entered as second-class mail mat
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C, under Act of March 3, 1870.
ing devotional programs held at the in of plenty of carbohydrates pre-ana generously responded to every
Home Moravian church and also di- veins 11. is ana sometimes an injection ; appeal lor tinancial support. He was
,u .u:- n..nlinnte . Of ClllCOSP is nppfipH tn SAVP thp 1 a evmnithalip on1 nnarctnitmn
held for the college students. She is ! pifis. I friend and was interested in the 9- th's. ,s to no,'fy al1 pe"n.s hav-
president of the senior class, a mem-i The baby pig also needs iron in 1 spiritual and physical well-being 0f I mg claims against said estate to pre
ber of the class teams in sof '.ball, i his system and the placing of clean . his fellow man. He was admired for " tnemu! 'e"w accng
hockey, and basketball, and during sd the pig creeps helps to take his rugged Christian character, and
her college career has been active caI"e of this condition. Iron salts I respected for his Christian convic
in many other phases of the institu- . solution is often sprinkled over thejtions.
. i sod. For several years he was in fail-
ATHLETES FOOT Parasites are always a probler. in ing health, and early in the evening
MAKE THIS 10 MINUTE TEST 1 pig growing and for this reason it of March 14th he passed to the
neaveniy nome as 11 iailing asleep.
I He was laid to rest in the Raeford
Get a mobile liquid with strong
PENETRATING power. One contain
ing full strength alcohol is good.
Powders, ointments and mild solu
tions do not penetrate sufficiently.
To-ol is the only solution, we know
of. with 90 alcohol. Feel it PENE
TRATE, REACHES MORE GERMS.
Most drug stores have the test size.
Small lot iust arrived at Reaves
Drug Store.
NOTICE
Automobile
RADIATOR REPAIR
Vat Cleaning .... Repair .... Rebuilding
McGIRT & HYATT
Broom's Garage-
-Rear Bus Station
RED SPRINGS
cemetery on March 16th. W shall
miss his wise counsel, his active lead
ership, and his kindly service.
In view of the foregoing facts be
it resolved by the Session of the
Raeford Presbyterian church:
I. That we bow in humble sub-
State of North Carolina,
Hoke County.
In the Superior Court.
MARY LENA HEATH. PLTFF., vs.
HARRY E HEATH, DFT.
The defendant, Harry E. Heath,
" 1 will take notice that an action en-
; titled as above has been commenced
I in the Superior Court of Hoke Coun
I ty, North Carolina, to obtain abso
1 lute divorce on grounds of two years
separation; and that said defendant
will take notice that he is required ( If Secrets We Keep
to appear at the office of the Clerk . Lives Saved We Reap
01 ouperinr v-ouri 01 saici county in
the courthouse in Raeford, N. C, w ith
in 20 days after the 24th day of
i May, 1945, and answer or demur to
; the complaint filed in said action, or
! the plaintiff will apply for relief de
tmandaj in said complaint.
; This 30th April, 1945.
! J. B. Cameron, Clerk of Superior
Court of Hoke County.
to law to M. M. Culbreth at Shan
non, RFD, on or before April 4, 1946,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 4th day of April, 1945.
Mrs. Nealie Culbreth and M M.
Culbreth, Co-Administrators, Eitate
of John Culbreth. l-9c
WANT ADS
WANTED Repair work to Any
thing In the way of weldin Gear
cutting and general repairs. Bring
your work to Smith Mtclune
Shop. Monroe Street, Laurioburc.
N. C. Z9-UC
bFtTONS and BELTS COVERED
any ityle. Delivery on any work
within 24 hours after received.
Mail orders filled and shipped
C. O. D, Mrs. A. H. Smith. Box
1042, Laurinburr, N. C. 39-tfc.
FOR SALi: Try Covington's Fire
Starters Delivered in Rjeford
Roland Covington, Phone 5246
26-tfc
WILL DO SEWING. See Mrs. Daisy
Harrell. Two miles from Kieford
on Fayetteville road. 47-50p
FOR SALE Good oak barrel. See
W. C. MeCrimmon across street
from H Sc S Distributing company,
Raeford. N. C. 4:-48-p
FOR SALE Oliver Mowing Mirhine.
Price $90.00. James C. I.rntz. Phone
5157, Raeford. 43-49-p
FOR SALE One 1938 V-8 Ford 60
in cood condition with radio. S350.
See Raymond B. Maxwell, Raeford
and Arabia Road after 6:00 p. m.
LOST OR STOLEN Ration Books:
3 No. threes and 3 No. fours: also
2 Kerosene Ration Books. If found
notify II. Gwyn Clayton. PO Box
323. Raefosd, N. 18-p
FOR RENT Apartment with 2 bed
rooms, kitchen and bath Phone
5391. Raeford. 48-e
is suggested that the sow and pigs
be kept on the fresh land of tem
porary glazing crops or in clean pas
tures. O
Professional Cards
ARTHUR D. GORE
Attorney and Counsellor at Lav
Bank of Raeford Building
the club.1. IS
N. McN. SMITH
Attorney-at-Law
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