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PAGE TWO Harnett Exhibits At State Fair Expected Special to The Daily Record Raleigh A cordial invitation to rural and city people of Harnett founty and surrounding areas to enter exhibits in the 1952 N. C. State Fair here October 10-18 was issued today by Dr. J. S. Dorton. fair manager, who issued a partial list of previous from Harnett county and other nearby counties at the annual State expo sition of agricultural, industrial, commercial and cultural program. “Their names should challenge oth ers to do likewise." said Dr. Dorton. "and if possible beat them at the game of winning some of the more than $50,000 in premium money we are offering this year." Among those listed by the Fair manager, as 1951 State Fair exhi bitors are: Harnett County—McKinley Nic holson of Route 2. Lillington. field crops; Joe Lewis Faulcon of Route 3, Lillington. horticulture exhibit: Mrs. Eliza J. Surles of Angier. plants and flowers exhibit; N. De- Mai 6f 803 N. Ellis Avenue. Dunn poultry; Miss Mamie Butler of Route 3. Dunn, culinary and cloth ing and house furnishings exhibits: Charles H. Stewart of Route. 3. Lil WE ARE USING NORWOOD Brick FROM LILLINGTON LOOK FOR THIS SIGN IN EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA “BUILD NOW FOR EVER” fft' /tim. .. tfmr | r We’re proud to announce the all new John Deere r 6 O” and “50” Tractors —successors to the famous Models “A” and “B.” We have a “60” oq display now. Come in and inspect it. The harder you are to please, the more impressed you’re going to be and the sooner you’ll want to get your hands on the wheel and put one of these tractors through its paces in the field. That’s when you’ll know they’re truly great new tractors. FARM MACHINERY DIVISION Johnson Cotton Co. M FAYETTEVILLE AVE. PHONE 3116 DUNN, NORTH CAROLINA lington. afts and crafts exhibit; Leon Smith of Coats, and Ravon Stevenson of Route 1. Coats, both dairy cattle; Carson Gregory. Jr., of Route 2. Angier, junior dairy cat tle and sAine: Henry A. Turlington and Son of Dunn, swine. Johnston County—Seth Allen of 2077 Hill Street. Benson, field crops: Thelma A. Saunders of Bex 305-A Route 1. Clayton. fi#ld crops and culinary exhibit: Mrs. Minnie Hol land cf Ke-nly. culinary and cloth ing and house furnishings exhibits: Mrs. J. V. McLamb of Route 3. Four Oaks, culmary exhibit: Jack Hon rin'e cf Box K. Selma, an art exhi bit; Norman Denning of Route 1 Four Oaks. Walter Kirby of Keiily. and Billy Gene Gotland of Route 1. Kenly. all swine. Sampson County—Mrs. Victor R Small cf Box 387. Clinton, e :linary exhibit; and W. C. Kivett of Route 3, Clinton, 'swine. Cumberland 'County— S. J. Hodges of Route 2, Hope Mills, field crops; Mrs. Sarah G. Shaeffev of 214 Woodrow:. Fayetteville, plants and flowers, culinary, and clothing and ‘house furnishings exhibits: Mrs. J. R. Tea bee nt of 813 Branson! Fay etteville. plants and flowers exhi- DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS DOWN 16. Breach I T £ I III 1. Watch- 1. Ride back 19. 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Kind of 43 44 77 45 46 pine tree //y ass*’ Wl j; ' p “S™,, I; 49 i SO Vy 50. Pieced out g., s DAILY CRYPTOQI'OTE —Here’s how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR isLONGF E L L O W One letter simply stands for another. In this example A is used for the three L's. X for the two Os. etc. Single letters, apos trophies. the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. A Cryptogram Quotation QUYLV CGOJ JP TK OPAC MPYJV YUB OP Q PE XP A C-J COOKY, Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: THE AWFUL BEAUTY OF SELF SACRIFICE-WHITTIER. bit; L. C. Barnes of Route 7. Fay etteville. dressed turkey and. poul try: Mrs. Annie Godwin of Godwin, culinary exhibit: Edward McLeod Vickers of 452 Rowan St. Fayette ville. arts and crafts exhibit: R. H Davis of 608 Link Street. Fayette- THE DAILY RECORD, DUNN. N, C. ville, clothing and house furnish- ! ings exhibit: Cottonade Farm of Fayetteville, dairy cattle; and Jack I K. Hubbard. Jr., of WincTway Farm, Route 4. Fayetteville, swine. Dr: Dorton said the 1952 Fail catalog. listing all premiums this year and containing official entry entry blanks which must be used in making entries, have been mail ed to all previous exhibitors. “We i will be glad to send a copy of this l attractive 212-page book free to I any other prospective exhibitor,” he i said, "and requests should be ad- 1 dressed to: Manager. N. C. State i Fair. Box 1388. Raleigh.” Entries close as follows: Dairy j cattle and beef cattle. Wednesday. October 1: other livestock depart- I ments, live poultry and pigeons. | Monday, October 6: Arts and crafts, 1 rabbits, egg show and dressed tur keys, Wednesday. October 8: cut flowers, Tuesday. Octcb"r 14, at 11:00 a. m.: and all other depart ments otf the Fair, Saturday. Oc- ' teber 11. Sgt. Tart Is Home From Korea Mr. and Mrs. Willie R. Tart cf Route 2. Dunn were more than | pleased to have their son. Set. Wilmon E. Tart, spend a thirty dav furlough with them recently after a year's stay in Korea, Sgt. Tart was returned to the United States under the Army’s rotation plan. He was a member of the 25th Infantry Division, one of the first U.S. units to fight on \ the peninsula. It has recently been engaged In patrol activity near the ] 38th parallel. Set. Tart, who served, as an aM- j man in the Medical company of the 35th Regimental Combat Team ar rived in Korea in August 1951 and has been awarded the Combat Med ical Badge. Before f tiering the Army he attended Meadow school : near Benson. While home on furlough Sgt. Tart was married to Miss Martha ! Edna Barefoot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Barefoot of Dunn, | Route 2. He has recently left for Fort Jackscn for re-assignment and , will be stationed at Camp Polk. La. i BEAMS 86 Kentucky Whiskey Clear Spring Kentucky $350 $220 FIFTH PINT ON SALE AT N. C. ABC STORES i j THE APPOINTMENT OF PURDIE’S, INC. 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Clinton Ave. • Phone 2069 Ml T&CtUtA DUNN, NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 19, 1952
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