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r ST; ^ i r L ' ' r I ’' *'1 *'*♦•* V* 4, * ’ if * / ' >,'* *•' "* r',\ ^ f • *( ‘ ^»ji-i ii_ »»*'•. 4-»* -V 5 l! '* . ■ f '^i THURSDAY. JANUARY 24, 1946 HARNETT COUNTY JiBWS—PablUhn mi LiUlnttoii, M. o. I PAM Fiva Phone 2181 j«RS. HENDERS0NSTEE!.F. Editor Clothing Committee I vnoriwoing basic training Expresses Thanks Phone 2261 Till- ('I'liimlttoo In charge of col- ’.■.fiii': rlotliing for relief expresses )is,li a'l prond of the big contrlbu- •1011 of clotliing. Saya the committee: \ I, lory Clothing Drivoz4uo • Wo aio exceedingly proud of the ooiitribution of clothing we have I i ;’iii. for colltcied in the Victory i l.iiliiiiic Drive. The committee wish- , - to thank each of you, not only for wh.ii yon t;ave but the very excellent , iiiiiliiioii ill which it was received. ■ We loctived one green coat with ;ii i.oy in the pocket. We feel that ih.ipv the peraon did not know this ,111.1 if ho will call by. this will be if not. then It wJll bo turn- I ,i ov.T l(' the lied CrosiS. •Th.iiik yon tigain -for your co- lij'otaiion in the drive.” IIIKTII .XNN’OUNCEMKNT \lipronlice Seaman and' Mra. Tom '.until of Fnqnay Springs announce ;ho hii'ih of ii son. James Timothy, oil J.n.uaiy IS. .Mrs. Smith Is the for- nor .Miss Kintna Tingen of Broad- iv.iy. Pvt. Joseph A. .Searcy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Searcy of Angler, Is now undergoing basic training with ‘the Army Air Forces at Keesler Field, Miss, Poultry School and Egg Show at Dunn CARD OP THANKS We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to everyone for tho beautiful flowers and tlho many klnd- nesso.s shown us during the death and funeral of our iion and brother. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Davis and Family. RE-UPHOLSTKRINQ DEMONSTRATION Miss Rose Ellwood Bryan, homo demonstration agent at large, will give a re-upholsterlng demonstration' at the home of Mrs. Jim Withers of Leaflet on January 29 at 2:30 p. m. Anyone interested In this demonstra tion i.M cordially Invited to attend'. VISITS IN GOLDSBORO '.Miss Rhunell Prown of Durham spent the week-end with Mr. and .Mrs. Bill Odom In Goldsboro. rkiumi Come ffi‘^1¥e7l help you gef sfarfed on tho Wayno food^ ing Program, if 9 protUgbh.^ EGG MU Farmers Exchange ANGIER, N. C. Announcement We wish to announce to our customers and the public that we now have bur corn mill and hammer mill in operation every day. If you want good fresh rock gi^ound corn meal or hammer mill feeds, come to see us. We can assure you quick and courteous ser vice. Lillington Roller Mills, Inc. Phone 2961 Lillington, N. C. Courtesy., Service Satisfaction Job and Commercial Printing Send Us Your Order Reasonable Prices Harnett County. News A one-day Poultry School and Egg Show will be held In the Dunn Mu nicipal Building for all Harnett farm men and women Tuesday, Jan. 29, at 10 a. Ill,, County Farm Agent C. R. Ammons stated today. This Poultry School and Egg Show will bo conductodi by C. F. Parrish, In charge of poultry extension, from Slate College, Dr. R. S. Dearslyne, bond of the poultry department at Slate College, Mr. C. J. Maupin, as- slslant o:tlenslou poultryman at State Col'ogo, and Mr. T. T. Brown, assist-, ant poultry specialist at State Col lege. Thlr, Poultry School and Egg Show will also be attended by farm men and women from Johnston, Sampson and Cumberland countlos. The Dunn chamber of commerce, and tho merchants of Lillington, along with the county farm and home agents, arc sponsoring the show. Soin‘ 15 to 20 prizes will be awarded and farm men and women are Invit ed to enter their eggs In the show. An entry will consist of one dozen eggs, either brown or white shell. 'Eggs to ho entered iShould weigh be tween 24 and 28 ounces per dozen, should be clean, uniform in size, color, shape and of good shell tex ture. The program is as follows: 10 to 10:30—General Outline and Things to encourage in the Poultry Industry this Year—C. F, Parrish, 10:30-11—Poulti'y and Turkey Diseases—'Dr. R. S, Dearstyne. 11 lo ll:‘30—Why Buy Quality Chickr,?—C. J. Maupin. 11:30 lo 12—'Eggs from the Nest lo the Table—T. T. Brown. 1:30 lo 3—.-V general discussion on poultry and turkey problems. 3 to 3:30--Announcing the egg show winners and summary of the day's netivities. .SUNDAY SCHOOL PROGRAM TO GO INTO ALIj CHURCHES Arrangements were .practically completed to take the Sunday .school program Into each of the 27 Baptist cburelies In the Little River Associa tion at the eonfere.nco held at An tioch church last Sunday afternoon. ■Seven pastors, seven superintendents and more than a Ivundred offleers and teachers met with General Su perintendent Q, G. Page and Associa- tlonal iMlasionary Miss Zula Rogers, and conferred for an hour and a half on the matter of carrying the very best in Sunday school work Into ev ery church in the association during tho first half of February. Under the lederahlp of group su perintendents,' Leary Knight, Erwin Stevens. H. H. Hamilton and Dr. C. D. Bain, teams of three made up from the workers in the churches will visit each of the churches and present a program of an hour and.a half to the workers In the church. “Launching a Century with iChrlst" Is the general theme of all the meetings and an effort will be made to get the offleers and teach ers In each Sunday school to accept the full program set forth by the Baptist Sunday School Board' of Nashville, Teu'n. This effort Is being made simulta neously in all the 925 associations of the convention which .has 26,000 local churches with a total member-' ship of over five million. This is one of the largest simuUan^us efforts ever mid or taken by any t'ellgiouu body. Aside from tho consideration of tho effort to go into all the churches with the Sunday school program, de partmental conferences were cen- ducted by the departmental superin tendents for tbo betterment of the wohk of th various ago groups back in the churches. Under the general leadership of M1s,3 Rogers, dates will be fixed tor the various ch'Urches and teams as signed. The meetings may be held any night In tho week, Sunday after noon, or at the preaching hour on off Sundays in part-time churches. The lime for the visit of tho team may suit the convenience of the local church. METHODI.ST COLl,iEGE ADVANCE PROGRAM The North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Church. lc, launching a program to undergird and strengthen Its church colleges.' The Methodist 'Church feels that It must keep Its colleges on par with the state sup ported educational instlt^utlons. Such a pi-ogram has been launched in the Western North Carolina Conference, and at the Novemiber session of the North Carolina Conference (of which tho local Mothodiflt Church is a part) a like program was launched. Rev. W. A. Cade, who grew up at Cokes- bury, one of tho nearby communi ties, anid> who now Is one of the most prominent members of the North Carolina Conference, was appointed executive secretary of the College Advance program. The Lillington Methodist Church will launch Its lo cal .program of the College Advance Sunday. Rev. Mr. Cade will preach' at 11 o’clock hour, after which he will hold a brief meeting with (he officials of the church. Chattels for sale at Hie News oftfloe The Ruth Gardner Circle of Friend ship Baptist Church met Thursday; night, Jan. 10, with Mrs. John Clark. The meeting was ■opeued'. with the group Binging "'What a Friend.” Mrs. A. C. McCall, the chairman, read, for Scripture study, Elpheslans 6:11-15, and Mrs. Milton Hobbs led in .prayer, A business meeting was conducted by the chairman. After the minutes of the last meeting and. a,financial' report for the past year were given by Mrs. Hobbs, the books were turn ed over to Mrs. A. F. Jones, the now' secretary-treasurer. Reports were received by the other pfflcenB. Mrs. E. L. Jones, 'WMS president, was present and opened the program by effectively rendering an article, ‘‘Greetings.” Others on the program were Mrs. A. F. Jones and Mrs. ■Hobbs. The program closed with a prayer by Mrs, Wilton Byrd. -Mrs. Clark served refreshments consisting of chicken salad, crackers, ca'ke, pickle and hot chocolate to the following: Mrs. A. C. McCall, Mrs. John T. Byrd, Mrs. A. P. Jones, Mrs. .'Everton Woodley, Mrs. Milton Hobbs, Mrs. Joe Strickland. Mrs. Qulncey 'Byrd,*Mrs. E. L. Jones, Mrs,, H. B. Woodley and Mrs. Wilton Byrd. Enlistees, Officers Offered Commissions THE METHODIST CHURCH “Tho Church by the Side of the ■Road”—W. A. Tew. Minister. Church sch'Ool at 10 a. m. each Sunday. Congregational worship at 11 a. m. Sunday, sermon by Rev. W. A. Cade. Choir practice at 7; SO Wed- ncisday evening. Youth Fellowship meeting Sunday evening at 6. At this meeting the pastor ■will speak to the entire youth division of the church on the emblem of the Methodist Youth .Fellowship. The ^.parents of every child and youth from-12' years through 23 are urged'that''their chil dren and young people attend. (At this meeting it is; hoped that there will be a sufficient number of both the younger ones and the senior young people present to divide the group, so that the two groups may meet separately hereafter. CARD OP THANKS We take this means of extending our appreciation to friends In this vicinity for the expressions of sym pathy during the recent death of our wife and daughter, Mrs. 0. W. Pen- dergrasa. O. W. Pendergrass. Mrs. J. .B. F. Stewart. Soldiers who enlist or re-enllst in the Regular Army are granted rs- eiillstment furloughs of from 3'0'-90 days, depending on the length of pre vious service. HilRD OF HEARING ? COME IN AND TRY OUR LOW PRICED HEARING AID IT WILL AMAZE YOU! NEED GLASSES, OR REPAIRS TO PRESENT GLASSES? SEE US FOR EYE COMFORT SERVICE! HAVE YOUR EYES . EXAMINED IN DUNN! H. N. SMITH OPITCIAN LENS GRINDING LABORATORY DUNN, N. C. Formerly with City Optical Shop Fayetteville Wartime army oflflcers today arp being offered commlsalons In . the regular army under provisions of re cently'enacted legislation which au thorizes an Increase in total o-fftcisr personnel -to 2^,000 Any male citizen who served as an officer any . time between Pearl .Harbor and Decenrber 28, 1945', le not overage in grade, and was honorably discharged or. is now in senv-lce, la^ eligible to iMPply. for a commisaion. Commissions, with age and length' of service condiderod, wilt range from second Lieutenant through Ma jor, but applicants will not. be eligi ble for a grade higher than that held during wartime. . ' 'Enlisted men who served as offi cers also are eligible to make applica tion for commlssione. ‘Application forms, iwhich may be secured' from any Army Installation or Recruiting officer must be com pleted and In the Adjutant 'GeneraUa. office Washington 25, D. C., not later than March 1. ■Although some officers'previously submitted applications tor commls- .sloDO, It will be necessary for them to resubmit application under provi sions of the new law and on' the cur rent forms. Gilmers, Merchants, Ag* Leaders to Meet A meeting of cotton glnners, cot- ton merchants and agricultural lead ers, along with the Agriculture Ex-' tensionv Service of Harnett county and State College, will be held in the courthouse In Lillington Monday night, Jan. 28, at 7:30. All glnners and merchants are urged to attend. ‘ The program will Consist of prob lems facing the cotton farmers and the cotton Industry as a whole. The speaker's for the occasion will be Mr. C. S. McCaslan, Extension Agricul tural Engineer, and Mr. J. A. Shank- lin, cotton specialist. The cotton Industry in Harnett county affects the economic welfare of a large group of the people in the county, therefore agriculture leaders and' the'' above mentioned' group are urged to attend this meet ing. I BIRTHNIOBT PARITT I ! ‘Misses HesteUa MoLean e ad Sadie ies at a Campbell. were joint Ijiostet •birthnlght party, at the honi|e of Mr. James, 1:^6 .McLeaa lui houiir of his wife,^ Mrs. Lillie Mclieah,. | Monday night, Jan. 21. Aifter several, enjoy able games, refreshments consisting of sandwiches, cooklesi an'di nuts were^ served 1 drinlw,. creani to th'>^ follow ing: Maggie L. Currki, 'Vera' Camp bell, Louis McLean, Ml)dred' ry Moore, Hazel McLian, Ann and Carrie Moore Bora and Calvin^ Campbell;j Thelma and Elma Moore, SttUa (|ampben, Ernestine McLean, ^reitzo and Floyd .McLean:. CpI. Dtniel'[ McNeill, Duncan . and. Clifton jlcLeiin, Ossie McLean' and CPL Glennie McLean. ' and Ma- Dorothy Joh t Moore, ■Men honorably discharged from the Army In the grade of private, who have served as long as 6 months may now be enlisted with the Regu lar-Army rating of Pfo. .The Army enlistment period is no longer limited to a ttiree-year hitch. Enlistments for 18 months, 2 years, or 3 years, are now authorized. KiNDEtKWlK MOMffDKINDlHKII ^ JWSTA MATCH J I ncedeo 'r Farmers Exchange ANGIER, N. C. Ads under tnls bead are 1 cent per word (or each insertion, minimum 26 cents for each ad. These little ads are gongetters. Try them! FOB BALE—One mule about 10 years old, weighs about 1100 lbs. K. V. BLALOCK. Lillington R-1. 24-lp FOR SALE—nCabbage plants and shrubbery. I. B. CLARK, Ltlllng- ton R-3.-' 10'-4p WANTED—^Why worry If afflicted^ with any known skin disease? Ask ypur druggist about V-J-0. '13-16P FOR S.AI1B—Bhoat pigs. liiospedeza hay. T. C. BASON. LUMnitton R-S. i| ' l7-4p TRUCK FOR HIRB;,-BD1?IN (MC DONALD, Bunnlevei, R-1. . 17-2p TRAPPERS AND HUtjfTER'i—1 will pay you fancy prions for your raw ■furs. C. B. 1 DENNING;'Licensed Fui* Dealer, Anglerij N. C; 17-2p red and^, and one. female FOR SALE—1940' Chevrolet car. IMRS. JOHN MAXTON McNEILL. ■Broadway, N. C. R-'l. 24-lp FOR SALE—One Ford trailer one 14x20 foot canvas, good- as-new. good tires. P. iR. SB3SOMS, Bunn- level R-1. 24-2p WANTED—Tenant for 8 acres to bacco allotment. See BROUGHTON . .BRITT, Lillington R-1. 24-2p FOR SAIiBi—Timothy hay and Kobe leepedesa seed. 'WOMBLB COM PANY, LlUington. 24-lp OPPORTUNITY of lifetime supplying DDT and other .profitable products to farmers In Harnett County. No experience or capital required. ■Must have auto, good references. Permanent. Write or wire McNBSS -COMPANY, I>ept. T. Candler Bldg., ■Baltimore 2. Md. 24-2p LOST-^Dark blue small bill told containing sum of money and school book receipt. Reward. Return to News Office or VEVE . CAVINSSS. 24-lp IXIST OR STRAYEDf-One white spotted male^jhoundi white and lemon. |apotte_ hound. Liberal reward for return or information lead'lng tii wbere- abonts. M. B. OASiDNBR.i Angler, N. C. ; 17.2p HUGGINS Famous Tobacco I Seed as ’» ^ ad'vertdsed in Prog resslTej [Farmer.' Twelve best varietijes, meet hinds 75c ounce. We wertf recently burn ed out In big bank building fire. New location Wlck4r St., tear Bus Station. J. H. MONGER,.'Sanford. N. C. ! lO-Sc BAA'S your cured meat. U8e|Carelina •No Skipper Mlxturiji. yeli>w label. Finest mixture. Large package 60c. For sale throughout Harn'ett coun ty. J. H. MONGER. Sanfo^rd: N. C. ! 10-8C SKI HI stops RUNNING {FITS in d^ogs or we refund^'youi;, money. We know of no otiher guranateed running fits remedy. KELLY'S DRUG STORE. I 3-4p FOB SALF!—^Cord wood, oak and pine. Lespedeza hay. W. J. BYRD, Lillington R-2. I i 17-2p FOR SA1,E—Beauty Sb>p equip ment in good ;ondltlon. Also Clips and curlers. Ph>ne 2691 or 2926, Lillington. ! 24-lp m m DON'T Let Your Harnett County News Stop Coining! iBl If your HarneU County News subscription is almost expired, why not use the convenient method outlined below for sending in your renewal before the date of expiration and thereby make sure that you do not miss a single copy. CLIP THE COUPON BELOW COUPON Hm Hfuiwtt Coimty News, UlllBfftoa, N. C. Dear Sian: Please extead my subscription to The Ne'ws for a period of months. I am enclosing proper payment. NAME P. O E. F. D. NO FLBASB PRINT NAME AMD ADlHiaaB In making payment, use check, money order or cash. DO NOT SEND STAMPS. In renewing, make sure that you sign your name exactly as it appears on the «label of your paper so that there will be no mistake in extending the subscription for the right party. The News , A vi ...
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