THURSDAY, AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 2, 1952
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. rhis Size Type ... 2c word
21 Word Minimum 50c
Basic 'd 5 Times Only . , .SI.M
This Size Type 3c word
3 Times Only $1.25
FOR SALE
FOR best lesuits with all
tarin animals, WAYNE
FEED is the product for you
to buy. You will find a com
plete fine of WAYNE FEED
at FARMER’S SUPPLY,
Dunn. S-17-tf-cj
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FAYETTEVILLE HWT. |
DUNN, N. C.
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CHICKENS DRESSED
WHILE YOU WAIT
Wed. - Thurs. - Friday
More and more housewives arc using our new
t; Dressing Service
All you have to do is come in, pick out the chicken
you want, watch us dress the chicken according to
your specifications. VVc’il unjoint and cut the chicken
any way you like.
Plenty of free parking and curb service.
Open Until 9 P. M. Saturdays
Our wholesale service continues as usual.
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G. AND W. POULTRY CO.
Beside Modern Laundry on N. Clinton
CHARLES WADE, Prop.
Phone 2156 Dunn, N. C.
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LARGE DIAMONDS FINEST QUALITY
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This is not another sale. NO! THANK GOOD
NESS! NO! It is just superior perfect quality
diamonds at lower prices obtainable any where
today or next year. If you want a diamond sol
itair, princess or dinner ring or just a loose
diamond see R. L. Godwin, Jr., Jeweler, Tele
phone No. 20000 or 2814 day or night. I will
phone No. 2000 or 2814 day or night. I will
loose Vs to 2 carat diamonds for your inspection
for the next two weeks. Other mounted dia
|| monds in stock.always.
Oct 1-10
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mk #■ ilk A ■* ■«_E-A-jLß—i
jjvjK,/ Mb®;:, For a Rich Velvety Turf
' Make the setting of your
‘ planting Wood’s Dixie, finest
•'.* 'Vvi /, •- of lawn g rass for 60 years.
WOOD’S WINTER GREEN- LAWN GRASS
Sow on Summer Lawns. Stays Green All Winter
WOOD’S COASTAL LAWN GRASS
With Carpet Grass Base —Does not contain Bermuda Grass
Send for Circular “How to Make a Lawn” and
Wood’s New Seed Catalog—Just Out!
.FOR SALE: NEW 50.800
| B.T.U. Magic Chef Oil Cir
culator Blower-fan installed
in ycur home with tank.
Phone 3138. Fitchett’s Home
Oil Co. tfc
PUBLIC SALE: Household
furniture. Complete. Good
Condition. A. B. Johnson
home. Falcon, N. C. Satur
day, October 11, 10:00 a.m.
I 10-l-3tp
FOR RENT
ELECTRIC floor polisher.
Minimum charge, 75c a day. i
Johnson Furniture Co. Luck
now Square, Dunn. Phone
2427. 2-28-ts-c
TELEVISION AND RADIO
Sales, service and installat
ion, Expert workmanship at
reasonable prices. Purdie’s,
Inc., Dunn, N. C.
9-25-T. Th. tfc
FOR RENT: Three bedroom
! home. Desirable neighbor
! hood. Call G. T. Hardee,
2246. 10-2-3tc
FOR RENT: One bedroom,!
private .bath, steam .heat.
| Kitchen priviledgel Couples
preferred. See at 602 West
Canary or contact Mrs. Ad
cox at Louis Baer’s Depart- j
ment • Store. 10-2-3tc
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED: TWO COL
i ared female dishwashers and i
two colored porters. Apply j
to Mr. Rowlins at Johnson’s
Restaurant in Dunn.B-19-tfc |
HELP WANTED: TWO,
colo.'cd porters. Can use j
boys in school Johnson’s!
Restaurant, Dunn, N. C.
9-12-tfc!
HELP W A NTED: EXPER
ienced service station help
er to work at service station.
See Earl Holland, South
Erwin or call 4000. 9-29-3tc j
SPECIAL NOTICES
LET US FILL YOUR PMA
arders for pasture seeds,
lime, and fertilizer, we fill
| arders for Sampson, Har-j
nett, Johnston, and Cumber
land counlies- Parker Seed
and Feed Co., Dunn, N. C.
9-2-tfc
DOING YOUR FALL
cleaning? I wash windows,
walls, mop and wax floors.
Call Duiin Rite Window
Cleaning. 3748. Bob Rogers
9-
MORTGAGE LOANS AND
Money to build new homes.
Dunn Insurance and Realty
Co. Lucknow Square, Dunn, 1
Phone 2712. 9-29-tfc
VVE FINANCE HOME RE
pairs and improvements.- 36
months to pay. No down
payment required. Call 2264
Nu-Home Builders and Sup
ply Co. S-25-MWF tic
WANTED
WANTED: A 4 or 5 room
housS or duplex apartment
to rent. Call 3570 after 7
and before 10:30 a. m.
10-
WANTED: SALESMAN TO
represent an old line legal
reserve North Carolina life
insurance company in Dunn
and vicinity. Financial ar
rangements can be made
satisfactorily until product
ion is sufficient to permit
living income. State age, ex
perience, education. Reply
to P. O. Box 1506, Raleigh.
8-26-T Th. Fr. tfc
Auto Finance
AUTO LOANS
• —Refinancing—
- Reduce' Present
.\*h
, Money iri ’IO Minutes
. MOTOR
CREDIT.CO. ;
DUNN, K C.“
eavetteviUfc St. Phene 3158
Future Farmers
Have Meeting
In Lillington
The _ Lillington Chapter of the
Future’ Farmers of America met
Tuesday September 30. It was a
regular meeting of the chapter.
There were 42 members present
and the program was in charge of
Jimmy McDonald, the treasurer. He
had the main topic as “thrift.” He
invited Mr. John Spears of the lo
cal bank to tell about thrift and
savings. It was a very interesting
talk and the members appreciated
Mr. Spears leaving his job to come
to the Chapter Meeting to talk to
them. Jimmy also did two tricks
for entertainment.
Chapter members have already
gotten Christmas cards to sell for
the Annual Father and Son Ban
quet which probably will be some
time in November. For every two
boxes of cards sold the person will
get a plate to the banquet free.
A magazine drive has been start
ed, whereby every member of the
chapter has a chance to get a
prize. Some of the boys already i
have sold as much as S3O or S4O. ‘
If all the members sell S2OO of j
magazines the boy selling the most j
will get a shotgun as a prize plus!
the prize he already has won. If
the chapter sells SSOO we will get
SIOO to be used on the banquet.
It was voted to have refresh
ments for the meetings from now
MOUNTAIN RIDGE S
STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY Jg|L
SQ6S . SO3O
O 4/5 or. L PT.
BGfcKKfIN
4 Year. Old. 86 Proof.
GOODERHAM 4 WORTS, LTD., PEORIA, ILLINOIS
ON SALE AT N. C. ABC STORES
THE DAILY RECORD, DUNN, N. C.
F-l 11. S CREEK SCHOOL PRESENTED IT.AG The (’cats unit of the Junior Order. I'nited Ameri
can Mechanics, last night presented a new A meric n Lag to the Buie’s Creek High School. Rev. C. H.
Coats, right, pastor of Prospect Church and member of the lodge, is shown presenting the flag to
Principal Torrey Johnson. At the right is O. K. Keene, another prominent member and officer of the
lodge. The presentation followed a special program put on In the Bailey Brothers. (I)aiiy Record
photo b.v T. M. Stewart).
Kitchen ’Legger
Begins His Tern;
Roy Cameron of Mamers, Har
tnett County bootlegger convicted of
operating a big-time distillery in
his kitchen, today began serving a
six to eight months road term.
The 25-year-old fanner was con
victed -of liquor violations in Har
nett Recorder’s Court on July 15.
■On July 22 Judge M. O. Lee im- '
posed the road sentence. On the
plea of defense attorneys judgment!
was deferred until October 1 to
permit Cameron to harvest his j
crops.
Committment papers were issued j
by the clerk of court’s office yes
terday.
At the trial Sheriff's deputies :
testified they found three stills and
243 half gallon fryit jars filled with
non-tax paid whiskey in the kitch- !
en of the Cameron home.
Cameron was convicted on two
counts, illegal manufacture and
possession. The road sentence was
imposed on the first. On the sec
ond count judgment was suspended
two years on condition he not vio
late the prohibition law.
LILLINGTON j
PERSONALS !
Miss Laura Mae Edwards has re- ;
turned to Wake Forest College as- j
ter spending the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Marvin Edwards.
Mrs. John Ashe and daughter, I
Elaine, of Durham spent several
days here this week with Mrs. j
Ashe’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. j
Howell. Doctor Ashe is serving a
I residency at Duke University Hos
pital. i
R. S. Taylor is ill at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Harring
ton. Jr., of Statesville have return
ed home after a weekend visit with
Mr. Harrington’s mother. Mrs. Inez
j Harrington.
Mrs. Mary Bethea Carlson, who j
, has been in Washington. D. C. for j
I several months returned this week
to Lillington where she plans to
remain for the winter.
Tommy Chaffin of Elizabeth City I
was a weekend guest of his parents, j
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Chaffin.
SELECT MASCOTS
Junior class members at Lilling
ton High School have elected Deb
bie Matthews, daughter of Mr. and i
Mrs. Billy Ray Matthews, and Glenn
Hood, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Hood, as mascots for the school
year.
on. Each member will pay 50" for
the next five chapter irsetinr)v-
Everyone believes this will help i
every member to be sure and come
since they not only will get to be
in the regular meetings bat also
have refreshments.
Two new practice teachers from
State College are teaching agricul
ture. They are Francis Alston and
Elvin Grant.
Farmer Gets
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j bales brought the total to nine
hales for the short day, by the time
the sun had set. The mac! line was
idle during the noon hour while
[the crew ate lunch,
j “Wo had a little trouble at first.'’ >
Mr. Byrd admitted, “If is a bit
tricky to get the machine properly
j synchronized, and unless this is
. done it will not clean the rows."
MI ST BE GEARED RlOil'i
He explained that the speed ol
-Hie machine ;n travelling down the
i rows must he geared to the speed
;at which the picker is extracting
ILasiis Baer Bept. Store
—BRINGS YOU—
Special Values
Check the listings below, Buy these and Hundreds of otheK-SpQcials-in Our-Store,
which are not advertised Values in every Department at Greater Than Ever
Savings.
Ladies 51 Gauge EX]" R A SPE£ IA L special purchase
mvi qn LADIES SUITS
U £IT Non-Spot Repel-O-Tized ESTON
Si U d £ Fabrics in Rayon lAAlfrTft
Reg ‘ $17 * 98 Only 510.98 JACKETS
if I Slf Sizes 10 to 20— Sharkskin, Gabardine and Flannels R©9* $7.98 Vol.
f|?|K Children’s Men’s White Broad- Sizes Up tO 16
”' cloth and Fancy Dress
Cl (|(| While they Last!
*>■»» AND SHOES SHIRTS „ ’
Repeat Sale sizes 6 .'1 t0 12 and s2 ' 9B Valucs ww.vU ,
Reg. 59c VaL Sil i™gr Only 51.98 5, Dozen Boy's
B O I ivO Some Slight.'y Soiled Tom Sawyer
PHITSES We Present SHIRTS
IMIII lUtf OUR BRAND NEW - t , 0R
3 cfftfl r WILCOX LINE wmt
S-A-L-E $29.7$ to $47.50 *lJ*
_ . __ You’ll Find India Cords, Flannels, Coverts, Checks » 12 * s b ™
Rea. $19.95 and other fabrics in Rich Tones of Tan, Medium Flannels and Plaids
i J* n Blue or Brown.
Ladies Rayon ED E E EDEE ®°y s
Gabardine Hitt-llltt Long Pants
aaa wa Friday and Saturday - A $3.98 Dress I Dress Gabardine Fabric
v V" I w Shirt with the Purchase cf any Reg.Hlssues
Only SI 2.98 Wilcox Suit. I Qj|
New Fall Colors , FREE-FREE
THE NEW
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Louis Baer Dept. Store
D. M. KIMMELL, Mgr.
DUNN, NORTH CAROLINA
the cotton from the bolls. “Unless
you do this,” he pointed out. "the
tractor will move the machine a- i
heart before it has time to pick up
all lhe cotton.”
However, after the first few rows,
this minor difficulty was taken ;
care of. and from then on it was
iust a question ol running the ma- !
chine up and down the rows and
emptying the carriage when it was
filled with cotton.
WELL PLEASED
Mr. B.vrd was delighted with the
performance of the machine on its !
first, day of picking, and he is an
ions for his neighbors to share
its use with him. He will be glad
to aid any of his neighboring farm
trends in their picking problems |
where they are unable to secure
the necessary help. He expects to i
earn enough money picking for
others to more than pay for his (
picker—and he’ll be saving the
other farmers money at the same
time.
He has three huge wagons, each
with a capacity of three bales
specially designed for hauling the
cotton from th" fields to the gin.
A days picking, easily fills all
three to capacity.
“This machine has really been a :
life-saver for me,” he declares.
“Without it I probably would nev
er have teen able to gather my
crop in time. As soon as you get
on to the operation it is the quick
est and best method I know, to get
in the crop.’’.
THE
TRUTH
WHERE TO FIND IT
All honest persons seek the truth. But How and
Where can Life-Giving Truth Be Found?
Public Address bv
F. R. Ldndge
Representative cf Watrhtower Society
SUNDAY OCTOBER 5 3 P. M.
Kingdom HaH
N. McKay at Granvilio
Dunn, N. C.
AH Kingdom-Seekers Welcome
Free No Collection Taken Free
PAGE SEVEN
Tar Heel Bravery
Wins Top Medal
WASHINGTON IIP) Pvt. Bry
ant H. Womack, who died while
giving medical aid to comrades on
the Korean battlebront, has been
awarded the Medal of Honor.
Army Secretary Frank C. Pace
Jr., said the award—the 54 Medal
of Honor given by the Army since
the Korean war—will be given to
Womack's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Womack of Rutherford
ton, N. C.. at a later date.
Womack was a member of the
medical company, 14th Infant-y
Regiment,' 25th Division, stationed
near Sokso-ri. Korea, last March 2.