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FOR SALE: For gootFmules and
BQrse-drevm implements see Aid
Norris, one mile from Dunn on
Newton drove Highway. MeLamb
Machinery Co. Inc., Dunn, N. C.
12-13-ts-c
roft Met mffiffl with ail
(arm animals, WAYNE FEED is
the product for you to buy. YCu
Wffl And a complete line of WAYNE
feed at Farmers supply,
ounn. 8-li-tf-c
FOR SALE: Nice gentle pony, black
mare. 8 years old. Weighs about 600
lb£? "7" H T3%*“
FOR SALE: Nice residential tot dp
North jilis Ave. 106 by H 6 ft. Side-
Walk, gutter and pavCmeht. See J.
N. Stephenson at thß Commercial
purdte Equipment Co, IS-JO-at-c
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FOR SAtN: Tobacco allotment for
sale ih Harnett County. Small trapt
land, no outbuildings. W. H. Par
rWh, Lllltagton, N. C. , 12-21-ft-c
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FOR RENT: A farm—46 acres. Fojir
acres of tobacco. SeeC. A. CWthey,
Dunn, Rt. 1.12-20-6 t-p
FOR RENT: -Three rooms and bath
furnished #» Dunn-Erwln High;
way. Phone 29(9." 12-26-3 t-p
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FOR’ RENT: Nice farm'for rent
near coats. 20 acres in cultivation.
« 1-16 tobacco. 8 acres cotton. Nice
new four room dwelling. New feed
barns and tobacco barn, and a)]
othet necessary outbuildings. See
M. f. Lee, Coats. Rt. 1.
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FOR RENT; Three room apart
ment;, located on South Washington
Ave. Couple preferred. $26 a month.
Contact B. H. Westbrook, Newton
Orove after 8 p. m. 12-22-3 t-p
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Special 'Announcement
We wish for our many rriends to
know we are now located in Coats
1 and carry the Same general line
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of merchandise. We also do repair
| service on clocks and watches. Dor
man’s JeWelry, Coats, N. C.
I 12«-10-M-W-FHt^^^
&LP WAMTEt): Well-established
business tgjn number^
fou.can np) wT or Ms
Working only >
other product to Increase their
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fj fj'. ' UfS.Lt WANTED : ’ '
Pour young men, high
, school graduates, and
? preferably single veter-
I j ans, desiring to learn
building material busi
ness. Must furnish three
i : character references and
1 be able to begin work by
> February 1, 1952. Write'
■ 286. care of The Daily
■ Record. 12-21-4 t-c
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Legal Notice
» STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
i DEPARTMENT OF STATE
> FRELIMfINARY^CERTMFICATE
I it appears to my satis
faction, by duly jmthepticatad rec
ord of the proceedings, for the vol
i jjMTIt
Hon'of 1 whose
office is situated in the Town ot
Dunn, county of Harnett, State of
North Carolina (E E. Godwin, be
ing the agent therein and in charge
trn the
the C °iKutng
df this certificate of Dissolution.
Now Therefore, I Thad' Ewe.
Secretary of State of the’ State- of
North Carolina, do hereby certify
that the Said corporation did, oh
She 18th day of November, 1981. tile
in my office a duly executed and
■Uest—l consent In writing to the
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HB PAILT RECORD, DOWM. R. ft
DUNN ROTARIANS FETE LADIES Dunn Rotarians entertained their ladies at a Christmas
party last night in the General Lee Room of Johrnon’s Restaurant. Left to right are: T. Brown
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. At W llenWaber, President and Mrs. A. B. Johnson, Dr. George Cuthrell,
the speaker. Program Chairman Herbert B. Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Mahone. (Daily
Reoord "photo by J. W. Temple, Jr.)
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were
Christmas party giyon by the Antomotive Supply <Co.> of Dunn. Pictured are, left to right; Mrs.
J. D. JadkSon, Mrs. Marti Hamilton, Mack Hamilton, George La Fountain, George Horvath, Bill Bar
fleld, Mrs. Geoge Horvath, Clifford Pope, Mrs. Clifford rope, Ms. Pete Shell, Bin Woodall, Pete
SheH, Mrs BUI Barfield, Dickie Tart, Mrs. Bill Woodall, Mrs. Geoge La Fountain, Mrs. Faison Lee
and Fpisdn Lee. (Daily Record photo by J. W. Temple, Jr.)
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Connie''legend' Mack
CeMbVatos Birthday;
Doily Worker Is 99
PHILADELPHIA (til Connie
Mack win be 99 years old tomdr
row, but it wouldn't seem like a
birthday without his animal get
together with the press.
The silver-thatched Connie tot
vited reporters to tne Elephant-
Room at Shibe Park today a«L
true to pre-birthday tradition, Slic
ed a big cake,, posed .for pictures
add answered a multitude
jjons. -'" ’"’. r " >-V .
, Connie retired as manager 1*
months ago after guiding hla hd®
. loved white elephants to ntoe
. American League pennants and
. flte world’s championships. But As
. club president, his interest to base
; ban. and partfculirly his Athletics,
remains undimmed.
A picture of heUfh and, Abound*.
. tag in split and nenergy, Connie
I virtually Ignores his age. He At
tends- many social functions and
’ doesn’t miss a day at hit office
ta the tower of Shibe Park.
CHRISTMAS TREE PARTY
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Annual Christmas tree for
the children of the Presbyterian
: Church was held last night,at the
Church.
Christmas carols were suhg and
i new Royal,, , rrtlgious education
( director at the Church,
SanS' Claus made his appear
ance at the end of the program
and gave odt bags of goodids to
exchange for presents which ’.N#
children gave - hhn to distribute So
needy children at Christmas.
' ATTENDS PARTY ¥
Mr. and Mrs. E.’ M.-Whittenton
> attended .a dinner party ta Raleigh
i last, night. . ‘
The geographic center of North
America’ is about 50 miles west of
Devils Lake, ’North Dakota., v
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" r*fiti»r at rngny holMny RfttrHlw in
to U *^b^w^Maile
IheSetoH' Wemaa’* Club far the enjoyment «f the community
throughout the he&day season. (Daily Record photo by T. M.
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line n ■■ ■»■ ii m
aßrs 19a football team tod th.
Nation ta scoring with a total ol
SSB points ta nine games. Th.
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Wei lons Staff Hears.
Ad dress By Attorn^-
After entertaining the employees f
of the Wellons Candy Company 1
with humorous ttorles and anec- *
dotes, attorney H. F. Seawell of
Carthage, used the last few min- I
utes of his time for a serious mes- 1
sage.
At Christmas, time in particular j
he said, the true American way of
life concerns itself with going to
church, and the worship of God
This, he said, is the hope of the ;
nation. j
Approximately 225 were present ,
for the Christmas party held in ]
the High School Cafeteria. They |
were served barbecued chicken,
barbecued pork and fried chicken, j
by Griffin’s of Goldsboro. <
Employes who had been with the .
firm -for three months or more i
were presented with bonus checks, i
the amount depending o n their i
wage and length of employment.
Employes of the Wellons Mer- ;
cantlle Company were guests of i
the candy company at the event. ,
BROTHERS RECEIVE GIFTS 1
Employes of the Wellons Candy 1
Company presented their employer '
with a new dictascriber, and the
employes of Wellons Mercantile ’
Company gave Billy Wellons a top
• jat. 1
The party concluded with an ex- J
change of gifts among the em- ]
ployes Each employe had drawn ;
the name of a fellow-employe anu 1
these gifts were distributed.
Bill Marshburn acted as Maste
rs! Ceremonies, and the speaker fc ■
the occasion was introduced by a
fellow-attorney, R. Williams.
Johnny Wellons, in a few well cho
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sen phrases, thanked his eUMgyis
for their cooperation and Joyklry
during the year which to closing.
Holiday Weekortd *
Ha* Quiet Stars : j
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The long holiday weekend-to w
to’ a good start If reports _frnto
law enforcement officers 10 -the
area are any indication. ex
press satisfaction over the fact
that the season Is starting quietly:
In Dunn, Chief of Police George
Arthur Jackson reports thaX, ex
cept for the crowds in the jaunn
shopping center, everything -Is -rtr.
markably quiet and arrests. have
been no more than for a normal
Saturday.
Sheriff W. E. Salmon, also ex,-
pressed himself as ifrith
the situation today. He too Deports
crowds of shoppers in Lillington,
but says that everyone is in good
humor and inclined to give Jhe
other fellow a “break.” • o'—-
The Sheriff mentioned s"toa,
versation with one of *ie Highway
Patrolmen stationed In LißlafCM
and quoted the Patrolman as say
ing that, although there was k hea
vy amount of vacation traffg: pas
sing through Lillington, evteryone
seemed inclined to “take it iasy."
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