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BE AHEAD, RE-TREAD! If your
tires are worn smooth, It’s risky to
keep driving on them. Be ahead hi
safety, economy and transportation
pleasure by having Benson Auto
Supply recap them for you. Full
guarantee. Benson Auto Suoply,
Firestone Store, phone 206-1, Benson,
N. C.
1-10 5 t chg.
LOST Between Coats and Angler
one oil heater. If found, please
notify Stephens Hardware, Coats,
N. C. Phone 3941-1.
1-10 3 t pd.
WANTED Used tires 600-16 and
650-16. Suitable for recapping. No
breaks. Must not be too old. Will
pay top prices. BENSON AUTO
SUPPLY COMPANY, Firestone
Store, Benson, N. C.
1-8 6 t chg.
FOUR—ROOM unfurnished apart
ment for rent. Downstairs, with
front and. back entrance, at 701 S.
Magnolia Ave. Wired for electric
stove. Phone 2956. Jesse M. Jerai
gan.
3 t pd. 1-9, 10, 11
FOR SANITATION'S SAKE Let
us clean your septic tank, also shal
low wells. Phone 3924-8, MALONE St
COMPANY, Inc. Coats, N. O.
1-8 15 t chg.
THE DAILY RECORD wants cor
respondents and subscription agents
In every community within a 20-mile
area of Dunn. If your community is
not already represented, write oi
telephone The Record today. f>
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CARS-TRUCKS
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NAYLOR - DICKEY
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Fayetteville Hwy Dunn,
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appears ouf subscribers are toW abuut your
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eager to ™en.
Graduate, registered civil engineer
Land surveying, terracing, city lots
house plans, building layout, era
tract engineering work, will furnish
certified blueprint plan for record
ing.
J. J. Hogue
Phone 2342 Dunn
12-21-50 30 t chg
"STANDARD FERTILIZER-It’s
Made It’s Way The Way It’s Made.
Lets start the New Year off right
by buying the right kind of fertilizer.
We believe that If you will first ask
the farmers vbo have been using
STANDARD FERTILIZER for the
past several years you will be con
vinced that it will be worth your
while to give it a trial. Contact
any of the following agents:
MCLAMB MACHINERY CO., INC.,
punn; M_ E. ENNIS Coats; T. T.
LANIER, Buie’s Creek; E. E. LEE.
Benson Route 2; D. N. SMITH,
Four Oaks, N. C. ;Route 2,* JESSE
B. MCLAMB, Four Oaks, Route 3;
PAUL CREECH, Four Oaks, Route
1. A. B. ADAMS, District Salesman,
Dunn, N. C.
J-l 20 t pd
SECRETARY WANTED---Local
firm desires experienced steno
grapher who can take shorthand at
reasonable rate of speed and type.
Must have good knowledge of
modem office procedure. Apply in
writing to No. 50, Care of Daily
Record.
1-8 5 t pd.
QUALITY PRINTING at econo
mical prices at TWYFORD PRINT
ING COMPANY in Dunn. Let us
bid on your next order. Telephone
3271. We will call for and deliver
your work.
1-1 20 t pd.
FOR ALL THE NEWS of Ulir
section,, plus State, National and
World news, read The Record. Deli
vered to your door every afternoon
Only 20 cents per week. A whole
year payable in advance for only
$7.50 until January 11. Save a dollar
during the next few days by taking
advantage of this special intro
ductory offer.
$50.00 REWARD —for evidence
leading to the arrest and conviction
of party killing wild geese on my
pond Friday night, December 22,
1950. Ed Purdle, Phone 3045, Dunn,
N. a
1-4 0 t_pd.
BfjfjLDQZER jPBjJRATOR WAN
TED—Far td-18 International Bull
dozer. Must be experienced. McLamb
Machinery Co., Inc., Telephone 3171,
Dunn, N. C.
4 t c.
1-9 4 t chg.
LOST One black fender skirt j
for Cadillac. Finder please return '
to Quinn Funeral Home, Dunn, N. C.
1-9 3 t chg..
FOR SALE Heathwood collies.
Registered collie puppies—Stud
service. 3017 Grant Avenue. Phone
3-7187, Raleigh, N. C.
1-9 3 t pd.
CALL ME For your plumbing
needs. Licensed plumber with 30
years experience. Work guaranteed.
Marvin Owens. 804 E. Harnett St.,
Phone 2505, Dunn, N. C.
1-9 3 t pd.
WANTED White or colored, fast
1 short order cook. Must be experienc
ed. Room and board furnished if
necessary. Call 3921-1 ,for inter
view. 1
jl-9 ttc.
WANTED Room and board or
room for young man. Phone 3271.
1-lt 3 t chg
Man Injured
In Accident
Marvin Frevatt, 33,0 f Durham Rt.
4, suffered painful injuries in an
accident at Bunnlevel about mid
night Wednesday.
According to Patrolman R. B.
Leonard, Prevatt was going south
on highway 15-A, when his car ran
off the road near the Presbyterian
Jhurch at Bunnlevel. He cut back
across the road and the car over
turned.
The car was demolished, the pat
rolman said. The driver is in High
smith Hospital, Fayetteville, where
he is undergoing treatment for a
broken right ankle, a fractured left
leg and lacerations on the fore
head.
The accident is still under in
vestigation, and no charges have
beep preferred.
Funeral Held
For Mrs. Lett
Mrs. Verta Cox Lett, 59, died at
her home, Jonesboro Heights Rt.
7, at 7:30 p. m. Tuseday, after
several months of declining helath.
Funeral services were held at 2
p. m. Thursday at Moore Rpion,
with the Rev. George Tally in
charge. Burial was in the church
cemetery. The body lay in state at
the church one hour prior to ser
vices.
Surviving are her husband, W. IV
Lett; two sons, P. D. Lett of Jones
boro Heights Rt. 1, and Gilbert
Lett of Sanford; seven daughters,
Mrs. C. WV "Womack of Sanford Rt,
2, Mrs. Winfred Cufnmlrifes and
Carlyle Byrd of Lllllngton Rt. 3«
Mrs. E. Upchurch of Sanford, Mrs.
Earl Yarborough of Jonesboro
| Heights Rt. 7, Mrs. Violet Lawrence
lof Norfolk, Va., and Mrs. Gladys
Lett,of Jonesboro Heights Rt. 7;
22 grandchildren and two great
. grandchildren; one urother. Doyle
Cox, Sanford Rt. 2; two sisters, Mrs.
| Coral Kelly of Dunn and Mrs.
Norris Thames, Corinth.
The deceased was born in Mocee
County, a caughter of the late El*
berta Womack and Calvin Cox.
Club To Hear
Guest Speaker
Dunn Rotarians will hear an ex
planation of chanee in the social
security law at the regular meeting
Friday evening.
Guest speaker at the meeting will
be V. D. Herbert, manager of the
Fayetteville district office of the
social security administration. Her
bert is expected to take up most of
the program time telling of recent
changes in the law, and pointing
out ways in which these changes
affect local businessmen.
Wesley C, Fowler has charge of
the program. The club meets at the
Dunn Armory-
Rosenfeld's Quality Shop
LUCKNOW SQUARE
LOOK!
All Dresses - SI.OO Down
Ladies Coats $5-$lO Down
Ladies' Suits ss~slo Down
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Mens Clothing: Low Down
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Joint Concert
(Cwttnmd From Pace On*)
he uses a violin over 100 years old,
an excellent example of the work
of the French violin maker, Vuillau
me. *
ONE OF NINE
The joint recital is orife of a
series of nine attractions projected
for the current season by the associ
ation. Four of these were presented
before Christmas, and Other feat
ures have been tentatively schedule
ed for presentation during February,
March and April. Features which
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The United DauffbUTa' of the
Confederacy will meet Friday after
noon at 3:30 o’clock at Jje home of
MTs. William Pearscll, with Mrs.
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Janies Best and Mrs. Ralph Snipes;
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I VISIT OKS IN LILLINGTttff
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Hod Tee bpent
1 the weekend in LilUngten vising
, Mrs, Hodge’s mother Mr. E. V.
I Greene.