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M NEWS^OltoAt Soil Contervatioii By Nat White - Furman Clark A combination of contour strip cropping and crotalaria stubble sl-hiost eliminates wind damage, acoordiiig to Phil Johnson of the Don’t Forget You’ve got to REGISTER to Vote May 27 Complete New Registration Wayside community, niil is strip cropping most o this sandy land using a strip of small grain follow ed by crotalaria or lespedeza be low each strip or row crop. This system of farming greatly reduces soil movement by water, wind or plowing. Pasture is an excellent crop to use on the acres released by cot ton quotas according to Edmund Aycock, Farm Supervisor for Z. V. Pate. Inc. Mr. Aycock has 30 yearlings grazing on a mixture of reseeding Crimson Clover and rye grass in which lespedeza has been sown. These yearlings have ■been on this pasture since the first of Xo\cmber and he plans to leave then, here until they are sold in July or August. He is fin ishing these cattle off by feeding each eight pounds of corn cob, shuck and cotton seed meal a ANNOUNCING THE NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Rcpresentafives of the Telephone Company will soon he in town to compile data for Raeford’s new telephone directory. » Please check your listings in the current directory to make sure they are correct. If you wish any changes made, notify the business office now. While checking your present listings, why not also consider extra listings. If your telephone serves more than one person, additional listings can prove very valu able. Our business office will gladly give you information on this low-cost, convenient service. Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co, ' s5 ¥ Cotton Evening Dress^for “We knew when we started tiiat we would make mist^es,^ said General i^odges, “and we have made several. But we have learn ed a lot.” , y . i One deficiency pited was the need for better • organization at the unloading airfields. A plan similar to that used by Navy beaghmasters in amphibious op erations wajs suggested at a pos sible solution to congestion a- round the airfields. ' -0 Nash has become' the first county in the State to reach its goal of 100 new home demonstra^ tion club members for 1950. Broad, tri-colored panels in the skirt and a high, choker-type collar on the halter hlouse give this evening ensemble a regal air. Made by Lotte of Drewyn from Wesley Simpson’s “Rustler” cotton, it was selected by Cosmo- pul.Uan magazine editors for a spring wardrobe. The skirt, cut full and long, comts in gray-chartreuse-white, or gray-navy-maave and sells for about $25. Another $R buys the blouse, which buttons to the waist and is in gray, chartreuse or mauve solid colon. day. These cattle, valued at $4500, represent the crop from one hun dred acres of land. Mr. Aycock has his cows and calves on permanent pastures. One of the pastures has a mixture of Dallas grass and White Clover. NOTICE I am not connected with Bill’s Club and , have not been since it was leased by the present manage ment. Heston Rose The others have mixtures of Ladino Clover and Fescue. WORE ABOUT Swarmer limitations, the lift itself could be stretched to as much as 700 miles. All major commanders of the maneuver predicted that future military exercises will be an elaboration of the technical de- v4lMed at Swarmer, with the ad dition of amphibious elements. In the first three days of the maneuver,- a total of 19,055 air borne troops' and technicians, and 10,055 tons of equipment and sup plies had been moved into the airhead. Air transport units made 1,453 trips with men and cargo. You Can Save When You Finance Thru This Bank WHEN YOU BUY anything “on time/* remember: the financing of your purchase is fully as important to you as the purchase, itself. To save money, tell your dealer you want to finance thru this Bank. Bank rates are low rates. Why pay more? THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR FINANCING THRU THIS BANK TO GET ALL THESE ADVANTAGES % Low cost. Modern, streamlined to save you money. # Monthly payments are arranged to fit your income. # Fast, efficient service . . without needless red tape. 9 You deal with home people . , get friendly co-operation. 0 Payments can be made conveniently at the Bank. # You build Bank Credit . , an asset of great worth. IT S SIMPLE to get these many advantages. You do not have to be a de positor to finance thru this Bank. You Profit Most When You Insist On Financing Thru This Bank Five hundred certified baby chicks have been distributed to 10 Negro 4-H Club boys and girls in Gates County for projects this year.' 0- Largest Yorkshire hog breeder in North Carolina, and one of tbC' largest in the South, is R. S. Leonard of Black Mountain, Bun combe County, who now has four boars, 18 brood sows, and. about 475 pigs. 0- Farmers of the Wendell area, of Wake County are showing a great dbal of interest in. commer cial production of sweet potatoes this year. 0— MORE ABOUT SCHOOL NEWS Ita^ird, N. C. Box 625.' 47-5fP WELL BORING For a nice Taig and eheap' st- ineh well, tiled' comidetely. ^ Contact P. Blaekwdidw. Phone 636-J or write Route 2, V Si^ord, N. C. “ 47-50P FOR SALE: One 1942 one and one-half ton Mack truck. Very cheap. See Tommy Macko at The News-Journal or call 6171. FOR SALE: Seed soy beans, coker shatter proof. Call Clarence Lytch, Raeford, N. C. TFC THURSDAY, MA^ 4,1150 ■ covety. All persons indebted to said estate will please make bi;i- meitiate payment— ' v This the 20th day of April, 1950. ^ W. L. Gibson, Administrator. . -.i '. 47-52P »_ jf' ■ . . V ■ TbRdieve '! MiserifcL FOR SALE:. Cement steps, any size. Roland Covington. TFC FOR SALE: 100 bushels cotton seed. Qne year front Cokers— $3.00 per bushel. Warren’Phil lips. 46-52P FOR SALE: Gulf kerosene and heating oil. Telephone 59661 Teal Oil Company. TFC FOR SALE: 100 bushels Coker’s 100 cottonseed saved froih high land. One year from breeder. W. L. Poole. TFC LEGALS year book, arrived last Friday. The annual is edited by members of the Beta Club with Mrs. J. C. McLean as faculty adviser. Tis year’s annual is dedidated to the parents and is one of the best that the high srhool has had pub lished. The manual arts class, under the direction of Mr. Phillips, made two easels for Miss Maymc McKeithan’s art classes. The members of the Junior class received their class rings on Monday of this week. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The undersigned, having quali fied as administrator of the estate of Frances E. McCormick, de ceased, late of Hoke County, N. C. this is to notify all person having claims against said estate to ex hibit them to the undersigned at his home 'on or before the ' 4th day of May, 1951, or this, notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make im mediate payment. This the 4th day of May, 1950. John C. McCormick, Admini strator. 49-2P ■ L ■ FOR COMMISSIONER This is to announce that I am a candidate for County Commis sioner of Hoke County, subject to the action of tt^ voters in the Democratic Primary, May 27. Your vote and support will be appreciated. J. A. WEBB Political Advertisement 47-52p WANT ADS WANTED: White woman or girl to help with housework and care for children. Live in home. Call 2711 after 4 P. M. 49P FOR SALE: 1949 Chevrolet—2 door Sedan, Styline special, ful ly equipped. Only 12,500 miles. Sell for $1,350. Ask for Sagnelli, after 6 p. m. at Mrs. Julian Johnson’s, phone 2151. 49P FOR RBNT: 8 room brick house, water and lights, Aberdeen Road, See DeWitt Tapp. 49P FOR SALE: Two houses, close in. Mrs. J. W. McLauchlin. 49P APARTMENT FOR RENT: Three > rooms with bath and electri cally equipped kitchen. Mrs. A. K. Currie. 49C FOR SALE: Certified Coker 100- wilt cotton seed. Johnson Cot ton Co. 48-49C LESPEDEZA AND BEAN HAY for sale, or will trade for cattle. J. R. Hendfix. 48-49P Bank Financing Serves Better Costs Less Antiques and curios. Hours 6 P. M. till 10:30 P. M. In a building in the back yard of Mrs. Ina T. Lentz’s home. * TFC This is to advise ail persons hav ing radios at my shop to pay for and get same at the earliest possible date as I may have to move away from Raeford on short .notice. Daniel A. Holt, The Bank of Raeford Are Yod Trading Cars? REGARDLESS. OF WHERE OR WHEN — LET US FINANCE IT FOR YOU. Lumber River Discount Co. UQUIO OR PUlfTS-UMI fMT RBMf NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' The undersigned, having quali fied as executrix of the estate of J. C, Thompson, deceased, late of Hoke County, N. C., this is to notify all persons having claims Against said estate to exhibit them to the undersigned at her home on or before the 4th day of May, 1951, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate pay ment. This the 4th day of May, 1950. Mrs. Ina T. Crouch, executrix. 49-2C NOTICE TG CREDITORS , The undersigned, having quali fied as administrator of the estate of Inez Priest Brown, deceased, late of Hoke County, N. C., this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to ex hibit them to the undersigned at his home'’“on or before the 20th day of April, 1951, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their re- T. O. MOSES Lawyer, Farmer, Civic Leader Candidate For Judge Of Recorder’s. Court Democratic Primary May 27th It is my sincere desire to be of service to my County in this office. I trust that the voters of the County will nominate me in this primary election. If I am given the opportunity of serving in' this capacity, I will accept the office together with its obligations and responsibil ities and will faithfully per-^ form the duties of the office to the very best of my ability and without prejudice, partial ity, malice or hatred toward any one. Furthermore, I will *cooper- ate with all branches of our county government, county and municipal officers, schools, churches, civic clubs, all citi zens. residents and visitors in our county in discouraging crime, and promoting safety, progress, developnient, good will^ and good citizenship in Hoke County. Your vote and active sup port of my candidacy will be appreciated. T. O. 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