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UncSe Sim may glTe your ofl to
John Bull. Let us fin your tank
today.' Fitctett’s Home OU Co.
Dunn, N- C. Phone 3138.
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MB'S CHICKS PUB SALE
Strong ana hardy chicks. NeW
rtampshires, Rhode Islcnd Rods,
Tarred Rocks, White ungborns.
Vhite Bocks, and Bufl Orphing
cons. Hatch day? every Monday
and Thursday. Complete line of
poultry equipment. We sex chicks.
DUNN HATCHERY 1 , Leon Godwin,
proprietor. Phone 3740, Dunn. N. C
t-15-tfne
FARMALL H TRACTOR, Planters
and cultivator, gang disk, tractor
cotton duster, 5-blade Athens tiller,
wood saw for tractor, milk cow and
heifer, one lot of hogs, one lot of
corn, mule and harness, GMC pick
up, all farming Implements. For
Sale on November 23 at 10:00 at
Uria Tart homeplace, Rt. 2, New
ton Grove. All items in good con
dition. Samuel Hardison. ,
10- 13-16-21-pd.
EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH:
We Guarantee.
to furnish everything needed to
build yo<r house—except framing
lumber. Save money, time and worry
Godwin Building Supply Q>.
In Dunn. Phone 2323 or 3875.
M-W-F-tfne
FOR SALE
CHOICE HOS& SITE
75’ by 125’ lot in very nice sec
tion of town. Paved street. Pric
ed reasonably with terms if de
sired. Phone 4228. After 6 pun.
phone 3365. Mickey Ropse.
11-13-ts-c '
FOR SALE: LOT ON NORTH
ORANGE AVE. 50’ by 150’. WiU
accept automobile In trade. Phone
4228. Mickey Rouse. 11-13-ts-c
FOR SALE: $385 will buy 111’
front by 68’ lot at edge of town.
Terms if desired. Phone 4228. Mick- i
ey Rouse. 11-13-ts-c
FOR SALE: W 37 Chevrolet with
very good body and no-good motor.
Has all the glasses and good paint. I
Going to sell it at some price. Make
me an i ,fer. Phone 4228, Mickey
Rouse t ;S ed Cars. 11-15-3 t-c
FOR SALE: Two mules and farm
ing equipment. See F. Arthur Page,
Route 3, Dunn, near Casper Tart’s
store. 11-15-3 t-c
FOR SALE: A 1948 ’3B Oldsmobile
on easy terms, or will trade for
land. Has eight tires and tubes.
See Max McLeod, First Citizens
Bank Building or call 2412 or 2455.
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FOR SALE: Two gas heaters, one
large, one medium-size. Dr. O. L.
Hooper, Dunn. 11-16-3 t-c
: set—large pictured Portable sewing
. machine. Biglow rug and pad, 15
by 17. All comparatively new. Also
iioner. Cin be seen 701 S. Elm
- or call 3501 H-W-^t-c
i FOR SALE: bicycle, 24 in. size. Re
, cently renovated. In excellent con
dition. 203 N. Tenth St. In F™ l "
! or phone 275». ' li-W^tt-C
1 FOR RENT
■ FOR RENT: One three room du
plex apartment. Unfiamiahed. Call
2367, M B. Holland.
11-13-ts-c •
FOR RENT; New 5 room house,
i with aH modern conveniences, loca
ted on highway 421 nestr Plain
View School. Rent very reasonable.
Contact Mrs. Troy Carter near
’ same location. ' 11-15-3 t-pd
FQR RENT 2-room furnished
Upstairs apartment. Recently ren
ovated. Close in. Call 3194 after
4 P. M. ;3tlp
: FOR RENT—Seven room house -that
can be used as two apartments. Hot
, and cold water. 401 S. Washington.
, See B. H. Westbrook, Newton
drove or phone 251 after 8 at
night. 11-16-3tp.
HELP WANTED
, HELP WANTED: Well-established
business. firm desires a number of
ladies in this vicinity to make calls
in their neighborhood with a pop
ular product. Pleasant, dignified
work. No previous experience nec
essary. Y.ou won’t get rich, but
you can earn $25 or S3O a week by
I woiYing only a few hours each day,
at your own convenience. This is
a particularly fine opportunity for
ladies handling Stanley’s, Avon and
other products to increase their
.earnings at the same time. Write
444, % The Daily Record.
9-24 tl-c
HELP WANTED: Experienced typ
ist wanted. Good salary. Write
\ “Typist”, care of The Daily Rec- ,j
ord. 11-12-ts-c J
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Ten Are Issued
License Id Wed
So far in November ten marriage
licenses have been issued by Mbs.
Inez Harrington, Harnett County
Register of Deeds.
Permit to marry was issued on
November 15 to William Clarence
Hoileman, Jr., 22, of Angier, and
Peggy Fay Gilbert, 21, Bunnlevel,
Route 1;
On November 14 a license went
to Lemuel Carr Gregory, Jr., 22
Angier, and Ruth Eugenia Sum
merlin, 34. Angler;
A license was Issued on ITovem
, her 12 to John Rudolph Griffin,
19, Fuquay Springs, Route 1 and
Joyce Lee Baker, 18,. Lilßngton,
Route 3;
THREE ONE DAY
I On November 10 three licenses
were approved. They went to Char
lie Roy Packer, 19, of Fayetteville
and Fort Bragg and Betty Jean
Stewart, 18, Dunn, Route 3; to Nor
man Lee Fuzzeil of Coody’s' Bluff,
Okla. and Fort Bragg and Delores
Ray Spivey, 19, Jonesboro Heights,
Route 6; ' and to Sam Lawrence
Garrett, 94, LilUngton, -Route 2,
and Sarah Jane Beasley, 18, Wil
low Springs, Route 1.
Daniel Gene Struttuck, 21 of
Columbus, Ind. and Fort Bragg and
Janice Rose Owen. 17, Angier, re
ceived * license to wed on Nov
ember <9.
Other licenses issued during the
first 'week went to the following:
on November 7 to George Alton
Jenson, 95, Goldsboro and Rachel
Gennady, 27, Dunn; oh November
;3 to Hannibal Godwin Warfen, 34,
Dunn and Gwendolyn Wilbom, 21. 1
Lillington; .and on November
Fred Tisdale, Jr., 28, Hilton Vil
lage. Va„ and Beulah" Woodruff
Norris, Dunn. * ■ ' ' *
Erwin £Aow
Has Werner
Roast Thursday
The freshmen class "of Erwin
High School enjoyed a wiener
roast to .Jfce Ifeb school torch
room Thursday night. T*e event
was planned for Maynards Lake,
but due to the bad weather, it had
to be held to the lunch room.
During the evening the group
enjoyed dancing and games.
Later hot dogs with rolls, candy.
marshpollow, crackers and soft
driqks were served.
.Approximately 50 freshmen were
present *ar this delightful event.
Teachers present inetaded Mia*
Janet Byrd, Mrs. L T. Hicks, mid
Johnnie Pecora.
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Classes Mold j
i Barbecue Supper i
The Young Men’s Bible' Class and
to H
THE DAILY RECORD. DUNN. N. QL "
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AWoioANS
REFINANCING REDUCE
YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
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MOTOR CREDIT QO.
DUNN, N. c. \ .
Corner Fayetteville and j
Cnnzberland Streeto
Phone 3158
jVANTED:
HELP WANTED: Woman wanted
for general housework. No Sunday
| work. Small family. Pleasant work
ing conditions. _ Permanent ]o b.
Write 121, care of The Daily Rec
ord. li-tf-c
WANTED First class painter
who works individually. Nice Job.
Worth looking into. Call 4063.
Mrs. F. A. Haaks, Dawson Motor
Court, Dunn. 11-14 3tc. . , .
WANTED: 4,5, or 6 room unfurn
ished apartment or house immed
iately. Mrs. Thurman C. Ennis.
Phone 2213. H-12-ts-c
WANTED: A smart young colored
boy immediately for full time' job.
Apply in person at the Jewel Box
in Dunn. U-8-ts-c ■
WANTED: Cashier from 6 in the
morning til 3 in the afternoon.
Good salary. Must furnish referen
ces. Apply Johnson’s Restaurant.
U-16-3t-c
WANTED TO RENT APARTMENT
4 rooms, unfurnished, prefer 2 bed
rooms. Call 2852.
11-19-3 t-c
SKRVIfIKS nFfj’jkTynr
QUALITY PRINTING at eudto
cical prices at TWYFOKf) PRINT
ING COMPANY to Dunn. Let us
on yom next order. Telepftooe
.1371. yfffi .wife caU for and to
,’w .wei k.
LGST A?tP>OUND
LOST: Glasses between Lucknow
Clothing Co. and 413 N. Elljs Ays.
In red/case. Reward. Preston Pac
ker, Lucknow Clothing Store.
11-lfl-3t-c «
FARMAU HAS DONE IT AGAIN
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Gy actual Jest pn thplprm the FprmUJ Cub and Supmr A are the most upiypjrfg} far diyerpL
tied farming on the market, with a complete set of Far mall pquipment for every* operation from
mustard seed tp velvet beans. \
TJhe touch control on the abeam tractors
completely ptimfoptes the pwscle-weary,
band-ppergted levers wmofl on other
8111111 fl fIW W"" tractor The operator can adjust and lift
WMO—the heaviest gang harrow w«h the ease of
opening his car door. Other advantages too
numerous to mention are yours in the
Ij . j\. |r Farmall tractor. ’
A Camaimte 1 at fL„ Kj» wn tt
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BIRTHS
Mr. »ns Mrs. B. G. Thomas an
nounce the birth of a* son John
Barh&m in Good Hope Hospital
Tuesday November the* 18th. Mrs.
Thomas is the former Emily Grant
oi Jackson. N. C. "
fir. and Mm. Ellis Barbour of
Dunn announce the birth of a son
ip Good Hope Hospital Thursday
November the 15. Mrs. Barbour is
the former Mary MoCaskill of
Erwin.
SHGCDUL NOTICE
MR. FARMER: For your complete
line of-furniture, paints, dry goods,
shoes, ready to wear, visit E. Baer
4s .Son’s. >For ypur shopping con
venience we o*e open ’tu « every
week night.
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i Erwin Bazaar J
Huge Success
St. Stephens Episcopal Church In
Erwin proved to be another success
The v*"" was i»m to the parish
house Friday November the 18th.
homemade cakes, .pies, candy, and
cookies.
The best seller at the topaar this
year were the parcel post packages,
which were sbld for fifty cent-.
. just as they were mailed.
i For the first time since the
I bazaar became ft reality the
Young Peoples Service League had
[ a booth, which netted them a nice
sum to add to their treasure.
For anyone wishing to eat their
r lunch, the ladies sold sandwiches,
, cake and coffee. r
, Ladles working 7 ln the bazaar
; were: Mrs. Bytoh Stevens, Mrs.
. Fred Thomas," Mrs. Lee Whitehead,
Mrs. H. M. Tyier, Mm. Bob Young.
Mrs. A. H. Harper, Mm. Fhaigt
Ralph, Mm. Harry Earnshaw. Mm.
W. E. Adair, Mm. t. L. Matthews,
i Mrs. W.' H. Twyford, and Mm
! Taylor Stehens. League members
helping were Emil Grant Thomas,
Martha Ann Thomas, Diane Ralph.
Judy Harper, Stephahie Taylor,
Bill Sewell, Totomy and Johnny
- Stevens and Jerry Taylor.
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MONDAY Aari'EKNQON,IhiVbMdKK j__ j
Prßsbytei^^n
Group Meo^
At Lassiter^
Members of Circle Number Four
oflhe Presbyterian Chutoh met at
the' home of Mm. Dick Lasater on
Tuesday eqentog .it fiSD
Mrs. Eugene Lasater Jr. was co
h<^ve^meeting opened with “The
Lords Prayer* ted by the chair
man Mm. John Henry Wilson.
During the business session
plans were made for the Mens
Fellowship Supper for December
the 6th. The group also discussed
each member giving one dollar to
wards the purchase of the stove.
Following the business. Mm. Bill
baMewtoMwoMMsmsem
Du ii ii PCX;
IS BUYING
CORN' - SOY BEANS
WHEAT - OATS - BARLEY .
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AND
PECANS ’
| AT TH6
Farmers Warehouse
—HOURS
, 7:30 ,94*. to 5:30 #>,m. Weekdays
i' aO* 12 SOON SATURDAYS !
, ’fayetfcvMle Hwy, .Rump/ g.
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gai(e a very interesting program on
I Mrs. Wilson closed the meeting
U»s hps-
Included: Mm.
Wilson, Mrs. Harrington, Mm. Jean
Adam. Mm. Mack Quick, Mrs.
BUI Lasater. Mrs. Erwin Bm»W
and Mte Cleo Bladtman.
IN GOLDSBORO
Mr. and Mm. Fred Stephens and
daughter Eunice and Mr. and Mm.
Stacy Whittington spent Saturday
in Goldsboro. •