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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1935 TOE NEWS-JOURNAL PAGE NINE Weekly Report On Activities Around Antioch By Mis WIIU McLauchlin Henry McPhaul, Jr. of Fay etteville spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McPhaul, and attended church at Antioch last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Everleigh spent Friday and Saturday in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howard, Johnny and Betty, of Arlington, Va. returned to their home on Sunday after visiting relatives for a week. Miss Winifred Bodie was a vis itor in Thomasville over the week end. Mrs. Hattie Warner of Durham spent Friday of last week with Mrs. Fanny Hodgin and Mrs. Flora McLauchlin. Mrs. Clyde Campbell and small daughters, Anne and Joreen, of Camp Butner spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Murphy McLauchlin. Mrs. Walter McNeill has been a patient In the Charlotte Me morial Hospital in Charlotte for two weeks and will have to be there for several weeks longer. Her many friends wish for her a speedy recovery. fully decorated with fall flowers and for refreshments she served chicken salad sandwiches, and coffee, along with the "hot cake." The November Club meeting will be held at the Allendale Com munity House with Mrs. H. F. Currie and Miss Willa McLauch lin as hostesses. Pfc. Fred Holland of Ft. Ben ning, Ga. spent last week with homefolks. Charles Conoly, who is station ed in San Antonio, Texas, called his family on the telephone Sat urday night and chatted with each member of his family. He is getting on fine. Home Demonstration Club The Antioch Home Demonstra Club met on Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. J. M. An drews, with seventeen present. Mrs. Andrews had charge of the business meeting and the follow ing ladies were elected to serve as officers of the club in 1956. Mrs. Billy McMillan as president, Mrs. J. M. Andrews as vice-president, and Mrs. Alton McNeill as secretary and treasurer. Miss Josephine Hall was in charge of the discussion period, which was on cake making for the October meeting. Literature and many ' helpful ideas were given and Miss Hall baked a cake during the discussion and served it to the members while hot. Mrs. Andrews' home was taste- The Rev. Gower C. Crosswell, Jr. was in Raleigh Monday on a business trip. Just want to correct an error we made last week in telling a bout Susan Howard's birthday party. We said she was seven years old, and it caused much argument with some of her little friends, for Susan was just six years old at this special birthday party. The Rev. and Mrs. Gower C. Crosswell, Jr. attended a "Get l Together" supper meeting of sev eral preachers and their wives in Fayetteville Presbytery at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Ros- coe Prince in Pinehurst on Mon day night. Men In The Service Pvt. Jimmy Bullard, whose wife and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Bullard, live on Route 3, Red Springs, recently took part in a field training exercise held by the 5th Infantry Division in southern Germany. Realistic field problems and maneuvers form part of an inten sive training program conducted by the "Red Diamond" division, part of the Seventh Army. Bullard, a rifleman in Company I of the division's 11th Infantry Regiment, entered the Army in October 1954. He completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S. C, and arrived in Europe in March of this year. (i CO TO CHURCH SUNDAY LEGALS Mr. and Mrs. Albert Currie visited Mrs. Currie's mother, Mrs. Hunter, who is a patient in Moore County Hospital on Sunday. She will undergo surgery this week. Milton Parks has his two sons, Roy and Everett, from California visiting him for two weeks. His two daughters, who were form erly Katie Belle and Helen Parks, now living in Rock Hill, S. C. and Tampa, Florida have also visited their father. Mr. and Mrs. John D. McPhaul and children of Greensboro spent the week end with Mr. McPhaul's mother, Mrs. A. D. 'McPhaul. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LAND Under, and by virtue of the power of sale contained in that certain deed of trust executed on the 19th day of November, 1953, and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for Hoke Coun ty, N. C, in Book 100, at page 64, default having been made in the terms of payment of the note secured thereby and the holder of said note having so requested the undersigned trustee will on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1955, at the hour of 12 o'clock Noon, at the courthouse door of Hoke County, N. C, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash the following described tracts or parcels of land: In Hoke County: FIRST TRACT: Beginning at a stake, Martin Jones and Alex McFadyen's corner in John Mar shall Thomas' line and runs, thence: with Thomas' line S 36 E 2.04 chains to an iron stake with oak pointers, McFadyen's Thomas' and Sam Somer's corner and runs, thence: a new line N 85 W 14.00 chains to a stake near a road, oak and pine pointers, Martin Jones' and McFadyen's corner and runs, thence with their line S 87 E 11.23 chains to the beginning, containing 2.35 acres and being the same land conveyed to Alton McCrimmon by Alex McFadyen and wife Fannie Stuart McFadyen under deed dated October 31, 1950 and recorded in Hoke County regis try Book 92 page 258. SECOND TRACT: Beginning at a stake, Jbhn Marshall Thomas' and Martin Jones corner and runs; thence; with Thomas' and Jones' line S 36ft E 10.64 chains to a stake, Jones' and Alton Mc Crimmon's corner of a 2.35 acre tract of land purchased by Alton McCrimmon from Alex and Fan nie Stuart McFadyen and runs, thence; N 87 W 11.23 chains to a stake, Jones' and Alton McCrlm mon's corner, oak and pine point ers and runs, thence; with Jones' line N 62 '4 W 2.00 chains to a stake, oak pointers and runs; thence (a new lino) N 42 E to the beginning containing 6.09 acres, and being the same land conveyed to Alton McCrimmon by Martin Jones and wife, Beu lah Jones under deed of Nov vember 1, 1950 and recorded in Hoke County Registry Book 92 page 259. The proceeds of this sale will be expended in discharge of the indebtedness represented by said note, interests and costs of sale. This October 13, 1955. M. W. Harris, Trustee. T. J. McPherson, Attorney. 22-25C WANT AD RATES This site type to per word This size 3c per word. (Minimum on any ad 39c) WANTED: Part-time secretary, dictation necessary. Either morning or afternoon hours. Phone 476. 21-22P FARMERS: We carry a complete line of tractor tires and tubes at the rlrht price. Bobby Car ter's Esso Serrtcenter. (Inter section old and new Hwy 1S-A South). tfo FOR SALE: Three-bedroom house. Call 2194. W. E. Willis. tfc FOR RENT: Good tobacco farm near Aberdeen. Can arrange crop to suit tenant. See S. R. Ransdell at farm two miles from Aberdeen on Laurlnburg Road. 20-Z3p IF YOU are looking for whltewall tires, we have them and a rood price to go with them. Bobby Carter! Esso Servlcenter. (In tersection old and new Hwy 15-A South). tfo Driver's Licenses, other cards laminated in Plastic. Quick Service. McNeill and Willis Motor Co. tfc George McAllister, 1 Lot Ed Buie John D. McAllister, 1 Lot Res Neill McAllister, Res Ed Buie Nina Shaw McAllister, 3 A New Res Thomas and Annie McBryde, 2 A McDlarmid Mitchell McCall, 9 Lots Queenmore, 1 Lot Otis Brudgers . Mabel Shaw McCrimmon, 1 Lot Cameron John McDonald. Heirs, 1 Lot Store Betsy McDougald, 15 A Res Daniel Robert McEachern, 1 Lot Siler City Ernest McEachern, 1 Lot Freeman Harold McEachern, 2 Lots Freeman Nancy McFadyen, 2 Lots Res Nicie McFadyen, 1 Lot Res Norman McGregor, 1 Lot Steele Charlotte Mclnnis, 1 Lot Res Mable Mcintosh, 1 Lot Malloy Lacy Mclntyre, 1 Lot Store Rcid McKinnie, 1 Lot Res LOST: White-faced heifer, weight about 400 lbs. Has sale tag In ear. L. E. McLaughlin, Jr., Route 1, Raeford. 22-23P FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent. 303 N. Magnolia St., Phone 432 or 426. 22-23P FOR RENT: Three-room unfurn ished house. Low rent, five miles from Raeford. Phone 6857. tfc FOR RENT: Upstairs furnished apartment. Phone 8201. tfc RIDE WANTED from Raeford to Pope AFB, working from 7:30 until 4:30. Contact 109 W, Pros pect Ave. 22C FOR YOUR Stanley Home Pro ducts, see your own Stanley dealer, Loretta Young, 527 E. Fifth Ave. Telephone 512. 21-22P Myers pumps for sale at Raeford Hardware Company. tfe You'll find comforting reassurance in Ford's'' exclusive new Lifeguard Design. It's a small thing to do for a "big feller' r Give your family adde by cloaking them d protection against the major causes of accident injuries in the Lifeguard protection of the new '56 Ford. tin rnr hafora hat taken safety SO seriously. Ford for 56 makes the first major contribution to passenger and driver safety.. It's Ford's new Lifeguard Design . . . and it includes a beautiful new deep-center steering wheel that acts as a cushion on impact new double grip door latches which give added pro tection against doors springing . open under impact new optional padding for instrument panel and sun visors new op tional seat belts. New Thunderbird styling. No other car has quite the styling "touch" of this new '56 Ford with long, low lines inspired by the Thunderbird. In the looks depart ment, Ford is truly a pace setter. New 202-h.p. Thunderbird Y-8 en gine. If you've longed to enjoy all that famous "skedaddle" of the Thunderbird, here it is Ford's new 202-h.p. Thunder bird Y-8 engine. It's available in any Fordomatic Fairlane or Station Wagon model. It's quick on hills, when starting, when passing. It's quiet wherever you drive longer lived, too-thanks to Ford's deep-block construction. The fine car at half the fine-car price Phone 755 RAEFORD AUTO COMPANY FOR SALE: Six-room residence, corner lot. 501 N. Main Street Will FDA finance. Contact J. H. Wright, Phone 377 - 6106 or Alfred Cole, 429. tfc Raeford, N. C. WE HAVE a rood stock of used tires priced right. Bobby Car ter's Esso Servlcenter. (Inter section o'.J and new Hwy 15-A South). tfo EXPERT WHEEL BALANC ING: Use onr Bear Dyna mic Wheel Balancer. Mc Donald's Esso Servlcenter. tfc RAWLEIGH BUSINESS NOW OPEN In Hoke County. Trade well established. Excellent op portunity. Full time. Write at once. Rawlelgh's, Dept. NC.I-890-189, Richmond, Va. 19-22p FOR SALE! Parakeets and Caees. See K. D. Lowe, Call 6721. tfc For Expert wheel balancing and front end alignment with ten nine Bear equipment we Rae ford Auto Co. tfe I have F.H.A. and G.L Leant available now. Julian Wright WANTED: Due to the grow ing demand tor our cnrysiers and Plymouths, we find it necessary to hire a salesman from the Raeford area. An- nlv In nprenn in Rnhhitt Mo tors, Laurinburg, N. C. 19-22c SHORTHAND STUDENTS: We have shorthand notebooks for sale In onr new office supply department. The News-Journal TAX LIST A. L. Little, 10 A Siler City Annie Little Heirs, 1 Lot Booker T. Little, 1 Lot Pope Hill Annie Livingston, 1 Lot Res Richard Love, 1 Lot Jackson Sam Love, 1 Lot Siler City Robert Lowery, 2 Lots J. K. McNeill . Willie Luckie, 1 Lot Res Bal .Bal Cornelia McKinnon, 4 Lots Res Sarah McKinnon, 3 Lots N. A. McNeill Jake McLauchlin, 6 Lots J. K. McNeill Tom McLauchlin, 2 Lots Mitchell McCall Albert McLean, 1 Lot Res Albert T. McLean, 6 A Res W. M. McMillian, 1 Lot Dockery Jones Lula McNair, 1 Lot Res Mattie McNair, 1 Lot Old Res Charlotte McNeill, 1 Lot Res David H. McNeill, 1 Lot Cockman George McNeill, 1 Lot Res James McNeill, 1 Lot Res Bal Jeff McNeill, 4 Lots N. A. McNeill . John'H. McNeill, 1 Lot Res John R. McNeill, 1 Lot Paul Johnson . Levi McNeill, 1 Lot Cockman Maggie McNeill, 1 Lot Res Mary C. McNeill Heirs, 1 Lot Res Neill McNeill, 1 Lot Res Simon McNeill, 1 Lot Res Wilkie McNeill, 1 Lot Res Willie McNeill, 1 Lot Res Cell McPhatter, 1 Lot Manor Frank McPhatter, 1 Lot Siler City Anna McRae, 1 Lot Dicle McLauchlin Frances McRae, 2 A Res : Matthew McRae, 1 Lot Res and Store Murphy McRae, 1 Lot Res Sam McRae, 1 Lot Res Bal We Carry a Full Line Of Factory Fresh ATLAS BATTERIES Guaranteed 24 Months McDONALD'S ESSO SERVICENTER T. K. McRae, 1 Lot Queenmore Will McRae Heirs, 1 Lot Res William McRae, 1 Lot McLauchlin William McRae Heirs, 1 Lot McLauchlin Hector Malloy, 1 Lot Res Annie Melvin, 1 Lot C. R. Freeman David Miller Heirs, 1 Lot Res Mamie Monroe, 2 Lots McNeill Sennie Monroe Est., 1 Lot Monroe Stephen Monroe, 1 Lot Pope Hill Sallie Mae Moore, 1 Lot Res IRBY - COLLIER EXTERMINATORS Yearly Guarantee Termite Con trol - Scientific Pest Control P.O. Box 395, Raeford, N. C. P.O. Box 223, Fayetteville "Buy a well-known brand front a well-known man!" Maytag and Easy Washers Zenith Television & Radios. BACCOM APPLIANCE CO exclusive dealers for FRIGID AIRE APPLIANCES Phone 322 - Raeford, N. C. TIRES - TIRES - TIRES Pennsylvania - Atlas B. F. Goodrich If you don't think we can save you money on your Tires and Tubes just stop by and we will give you a price that will convince you. BOBBY CARTER'S ESSO SERVICENTER (Intersection old and new Highway 15-A South) Furniture Upholstered THE BEST IN Tailor-Made Seat Covers M & J Auto Sales S. Main St. On 15-A ESSO Kerosene & Fuel Oil We are well equipped to serve you, and will appre ciate the opportunity of looking after your heating needs. Call us OUR POLICY: "Quality Products" "Good Service" "A Square Deal" RAFFORD OIL CO. riant Phone 316 McDonald's Station 541 Archie Morrison Heirs, 1 Lot Queenmore Doc Morrisey, 1 Lot Res Ida Morrison, 1 Lot Res Spencer Morrison, 1 Lot Res J. H. Murphy, 1 Lot Brookwood Lawrence Murphy, 1 Lot Res Clarence Page, 1 Lot Siler City Carolina Patterson, 1 Lot Res E. J. Peterkin, Sr., 2 Lots Turnpike Alonzo Pipkin, 1 Lot J. K. McNeill Hester Thomas Pittman, 1 Lot Belle Williams Lillie Pope Heirs, 5 A Res Bud Purcell, 3 Lots Res Cornelia Purcell Heirs, 2 Lots Queenmore Ed Purcell, 1 Lot Purcell Prince Purcell, 3 Lots Ed Hollingsworth David Ray Heirs, 8 A Old Res Cora J. Robinson Est, 2 Lots Maxwell Clonnie Rogers, 1 Lot Res . Nick W. Rogers, 5 A Res John Edmond Shaw, 2.7 A Lomax Shaw Moses Shaw Heirs, 12.5 A Mill Branch . James Simpson, 1 Lot Res Dorothy Singletary, 1 Lot Res Spencer Singletary, 1 Lot Maxwell - Annie and Lonnie Smith, 1 Lot H. A. Cameron John Smith, 1 Lot Keith Minnie Smith, 1 Lot McLauchlin Joe Terry, 7 A Res Ray and Louise Thomas, 2 Lots Caroline Williams Elmer Wade, 1 Lot Res Thelma and Luther Wade Margaret Watson, 2 Lots McLauchlin Curtis Whitty, 1 Lot Res; 1 Lot Tenant John Q. Wilkerson, 1 Lot Res and Shop Bell Williams Heirs, 1 Lot Old Res Calvin Williams Est., 1 Lot Res; 1 Lot Cockman Vera Williams, 1 Lot Res George Willis, 3.5 A Res Juncey Willis Heirs, 1 Lot J. K. McNeill Margaret Willis, 1 Lot Ray John Wilson, 1 A Res STONEWALL TOWNSHIP WHITE Mrs. D. C. Adams, 117.3 A Kinlaw Belton Beasley, 28 A W. H. Beasley Est. Ervin Beasley, 10.6 A Beasley Est. Zeb Butler, 40.5 A Butler L. W. Carter, 10.6 A Beasley Margaret Hutchinson, 10.6 A Beasley Est. James A. McBryde, 6.5 A Res Edgar McGougan, 10 A Res; 45 A A. McFadyen; 65 A Old Res H. A. McKenzie, 1 A Res James K. McKenzie, 26 A Glisson Frank McMillian, 49 A Davis Curnie Maness Stubbs, 1.9 A Alma Stubbs J. E. Sumner Est., 52 A Wilks Robert Woodcox, 13 A Jordon STONEWALL TOWNSHIP INDIAN Proctor Locklear, 115 A McEachern STONEWALL TOWNSniP COLORED P. J. Baldwin, 11 A Baldwin Archie C. Davis, 27 A Res Andrew Lilly, 25 A Pr.diey Fannie Melvin, 20 A Baldwin Will McEachern, 115 A Res . 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