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FOR SALE: bicycle, 24 in. size. Re
cently renovated. In excellent con
dition. 203 N. Tenth St. in Erwin
or phone 2128. 11-16-3 t-c
FOR SALE: Two row Avery Trac
tor with hydraulic lift and culti
vators, tiller, plow and gang disk.
All in good conation. Will trade
’ for one row tractor. See Shelton
Benson, Rt. I near Jasper Lang
don’s Store. 11-20-3 t-p
FOR SALE Bathroom fixtures,
cast Iron tubs, lavatories, water
closets, kitchen sinks. All first
quality. Installed by Johnson Cotr
ton Co. 11-20-3tc
FOR SALE: 1949 Oushman Motor
Scooter with two speed transmiss
ion. Very good condition. $45.00
down and $5.00 weekly. Phone 4228.
Mickey Roiise. 11-20-3 t-c
tOH SENT
FOR RENT 2-room furnished
upstairs apartment. Recently ren
ovated. Close in. Call 3194 after
4 B. M. 3tip
FOR RENT—Seven room house that
cgn be used as two apartments. Hot
alid cold water. 401 S. Washington.
Bge B. H. Westbrook, Newton ,
wove or phone 251 after ft at I
night. Hrl6-3tp. ;
FOR RENT Four room house in j
Coats. Recently renovated. With
hot and cold running water and
tub. See M. S. Whittington, Coats.
n-ao-jtp
FOR RENT: Three room apart
ment at 202 N- 16th St., just in.
front of mill. Erwlp. See Country
Jemigan after 7 p.m., 202 N. 14th
St.. Erwin. * li-SO-3t-p
*~HELP WAITED
HELP WANTED: W«Q-wMbUshed
business firm desires a number ol
ladies In this vicinity to make calls
in their neighbortpod with a pop
ular product. Pleasant, dignified
work. No previous experience nec
essary. You won’t get rich, but
Auto ftiMpce
AUTOLOANS
REFINANCING t- REDUCE
your present payments
IN W BfPNUTES
MOTOR, CREDIT QQ.
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1 w «.« I ELECTRIC RANGE
) T • Here’s your chance to buy a full-size, fully
' v "?REpiRSSMHaaaaPP automatic G-E Range at a really low price*
,*• ifc M Ming* *«f* But burry—we have only a
Purdie Equipment Company
‘‘EQUIPPED— 1 1 OWWJf- YOUR FARM AND HOME”'
So. Clinton Ave. Dunn, N. C.
/ GENERAL # ELECTRIC
. ' - ■ RANGES
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THE DAILY RECORD, DUNN. N. C.
Our Future Pro ' i '“ o ' , ' , *
Citizens Kin< ' 9r9ar,en
vl|lZenS small fry at Mark's
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CUFF BUTLER
We are sure you recognize Cliff. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Butler who live on N. Ellis Avenue. His dad is a druggist at
Butler and Carroll Drug Store. Maybe that is why Cliff is such a fine,
healthy boy guess he takes pills from his daddy's store!
Whatever makes Cliff like he is though, must be fine stuff. He
|is as nice a five-year-old boy as you would want to meet. He plays
! well with other children, is obedient, and kind. Cliff likes the usual
; things all boys do guns, planes, trains, fire engines and just about
| everything. He also enjoys painting, clay modeling and crayon drawing,
j and turns out some interesting things at school. He is a well-rounded
little boy, with a nice personality, and here is another pupil that will
make some first grade teacher mighty happy next fall.
DINNER SCHEDULED
Grove Presbyterian Church is
holding a barbecue dinner and sup- I
per at the Dunn Armory pn Wed- I
nesday, November 28, the proceeds |
you can earn $25 or S3O a week by
working only a few hours each day,
at your own convenience. This is
a particularly fine opportunity for
ladies handling Stanley’s, Avan and
Other products to Increase their
earnings at the same time. V/rite
444, % The Daily Record.
9-24 ts-c
*’ - WANTED: *
HELP WANTED: Woman wanted
for general housework. No Sunday
work. Small 'family. Pleasant work
ing conditions. Permanent jo b.
Write 121, care of The Daily Rec
ord. 11-ts-c
WANTED: 4,5, or 6 room unfurn
ished apartment or house immed
iately. Mrs. Thurman C. Ennis.
Phone 2213. 11-12-ts-c
WANTED •' A smart young colored
boy immediately for full time job.
Apply in person at the Jewel Box
in Dunn. 11-9-ts-c
WANTED: Cashier from 6 in the
morning til 3 in the afternoon.
Good salary. Must furnish referen
ces. Apply Johnson’s Restaurant.
11-16-31-c
of which will be towards a build
ing fund for Sunday School rooms
Tickets may be obtained from any
member of Grove at 1.00 a piece
Meals will be served from 11:00 -
3:00 and 5:00 - 8:00.
WANTED TO RENT APARTMENT
4 rooms, unfurnished, prefer 2 bed
rooms. Cdll 2852.
11-19-31-c
WANTED Photo Enlarger, Size
net larger than 4x5. See or write
T. M. Stewart, Lillington.
11-20-3tc
SERVICES OFFERED
QUALITY PRINTING at euonu
tical prices at TWYIOKD PRINT
ING COMPANY m Dunn. Let U 5
rid on your next order. Telephone
1271. We wil call for and deliver
:>» r wo> S.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST: Glasses between Lucknow
Clothing Co. and 413 N. Ellis Av*.
In red case. Reward. Preston Par
ker, Lucknow Clothing Store
11-19-3 t-c
SPECIAL NOTICE
MR. FARMER: For youi complete
line of furniture, paints, dry goods,
shoes, ready to wear, visit E. Baer
4s Son’s. For your shopping con
venience we are open 'til 9 every
week rdght
7-19-T TH-ts-c
MRS. MARGARET SLOAN FETED ,
BY HER CHILDREN ON SUNDAY
Mrs. Margaret W. Sloan of Broad
way, Route 1, was the guest of
honor at an open house given on
Sunday, November 11, from 2 to
5 n. m. at the Sloan home by her
children, Mrs. Inez Harrington and
I Mr and Mrs. Prentice Sloan of
I Lillington.
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The party marked the occasion
of the 82nd birthday anniversary
| of Mrs. Sloan.
| j Guests were greeted at the door
II by Mrs. Harrington and her son,
I; Edwin Harrington. Mr. ajnd Mrs.
I Sloan presented callers to the
guest of honor who received with
har sister. Mrs. Mattie McLeod,
jj An unusual color scheme of du- ,
I bonnet and white was carried out
(| in the decorations and refresh
raents. Small chrysanthemums in 1
the wine red arid white were used
in various parts of tire house. In
the dming room the table was cen
| tered with a white two tiered cake
scattered with small dubonnet rose- i
buds. Candles in the dark shade ,
burned in crystle holders on either :
side of the cake.
Mrs. Ned McLeod invited guests
to the register where Mrs. Cyrus
McNeiTl presided. Mrs. Margaret '
Harrington directed friends to the
during room where Mi’s. John Har
: ringtoa served saudl individual
cakes and Miss May McLeod serv
ed punch. Nut and mutts were
served by Miss Fay Sauls of Ral
: eigh. Mrs. James Buchanan and
Mrs. Hurst Thomas of Sanford.
■ Around 100 guests from Broad
way. Jonesboro Heights. Sanford,
Raleigh and Lillington called dur
ing the afternoon.
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SALES
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Let Us Repair
Your Car For Winter
Sfrickland
Co.
I*2, E. Edgerton St.
Phone 3293 Dunn, N. C. i
MORE POWER three times longer
invesiment
life-lengthening features assures three average battery live*.
built-in pewer reserve—all-rubber tqmfteaa maintain J LIBERAL
super-strength lor surer split-second starts ia ooMnt I ' | BAn . iy I
weather. T 1/E"l lw I
once a P 99 YOUR OLD I
Standard S. A. E. test performed by w indrjmrtsjil 1- BAf lER Y I
battery testing laboratory proved If. 8. SUPEp RQW&R- L
Lir^outlm»tbwqpßJr«Wwna^h*»teri«! I Qunoiltoo I
UFE-TEST YOUR BATTERY FREE—TODAY! I
Find om usw. what summer heat ha*dene to the Bfcof your I
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Let b I JxLjKm*i eRwiiNAL
Mrs. Sloan received an orchid
corsage from her children and
many lovely gifts from the friends
who came to extend “many hap
py returns" of the day on this oc
casion.
WEEK END VISITORS
All of the children of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Spears
were visitors in Lillington during
the week end.
They included Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph McKay Spears of Washing
ton, D. C„ Marshall T. Speafs of
Durham, Mrs. John Mullen of
Lincolnton and Mr. Mullen, and
-their new daughter-in-law, Mrs.
| Henry Spears Mullin of Gastonia
and Oberlin College, Oberlin, O.
The visitors were guests of their
i sister, Mrs. Walter Lee Johnson
and Mr. Johnson at a family din
EARL HAWLEY OH CO. j
Wholesale: Dealer g
PROMPT SERVICE - COMPLETE PRODUCTS I
Dunn PCX
IS BUYING
CORN - SOY BEANS
WHEAT - OATS - BARLEY
AND
PECANS
AT THE
Farmers Warehouse
HOURS
7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Weekdays
CLOSE 13 NOON SATURDAYS
Fayetteville Hwy. * Dunn, N. C.
PAGE FIVE
ner party given on Saturday night.
On Sunday they visited Mr. and
Mrs. John W. Spears at their home.
Two Wedding
Permits Given \. |
Marriage licenses were issued by
Mas, Inez Harrington, Harnett
County register of deeds, to the
following couples:
On November 16 to Seth Eldridge
Tart, 65, Erwin and Katherine
Moore O’Neill, 31, Neuse.
On November 17 to Glenwood
Martin Caviness, 27, of Holly
Springs, Route 1 and Mary Frances
Abernathy, 21, Fuquay Springs,,
Route 1.
Army, Air Force, Navy and
Marine Corps camps and stations
now provide “trailer parks” so that
Gls can keep their families to
gether in these mobile homes.