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FOR SALE
NEED COAL? Try~our ler
vice. Call 3415 for prompt
delivery. We deliver any
where. Ei-win Coal and Oil
Co. Erwin. N. C. 12-9-3tc
FOR RENT: Two room fur
nished upstaiVs apartment.
Electrically equipped kit
chen. Recently renovated.
Also an upstairs bedroom
Tfcith steam heat and private
bath. Close in. Call 3194 af
ter 5 p. m. 12-9-3tp
FOR - SALE: One lot, 75~ x
150 ft. located on Dunn-Er
win Highway. Off truck
lane. Phone 2315 or 2780,
Mr. or Mrs. J. W. Mat
thews. 12-8-3tp
£OR SALE: Beautiful five
gaited chestnut pony horse.
New saddle. Very reason
able. See J. N. Stephenson
at Commercial Bank Co.
12-8-st-c
FOR best results with all
farm animals, WAYNE
FEED is the product for you
to buy. You will find a com
flete line of WAYNE FEED
t FARMER’S SUPPLY,
Dunn. 8-17-ts-c
FOR SALE: T 49 Ford 2-door
Custom. Radio and heater.
Good condition. $945. Can
be seen at Gulfpride Service
Station, Duiii. Phone 4330.
12-4-3 t-c
FOR SALE: Investment pro-
Completely furnished
duplex, within 800 yards of
Fort Bragg. Renting for sllO
monthly. Price, of $7,000 in
cludes extra lot. Phone 4228
or 3335. Mickey Rouse.
12-1-12-c
CHRISTMAS GIFT SPEC
. See US For
THE BEST
DEAL
IN
• U.5.G. Sheet Rock
% U.S.G. Plaster
• Finishing Lime
• Brixment
• Rock Laths
• Metal Laths
• Asbestos Siding
• Plywood
Ji Doors
tB Windows
• Window Units
• Screens
• Garage Doors
• Builders Hardware
• 9 Colors of Roofing
• Galvanized
f Roofing
• Dutch Boy Paints,
varnishes and stains
Lowe Brothers
Paints, varnishes
And Stains
• Waterproofing
• Celotex Insulation
uG Enamel Tile Board
• Rubber Tile
• Bathroom units
complete
• Myers Water
Systems
• Hi £. Little Floor
Furnaces
*\ FREE PARKING
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Your Friendly Hardware
Store
• HARNETT
HARDWARE,
* INC.
]S E. BROAD ST. PHONE 21AS
MINN, N. C.
| IAL Amazing new Rem
! ington 60-seconds electric
| shaver, $7.50. Allowance on
iany old shaver (til Jan. 1
; only). R. L. Godwin Jr., Jew
jeler. Phone 2000. 12-3-ts-c
TURKEYS FOR SALE: Toms
45c, hens 50c on yard. Or
ders placed now will be held
until Dec. 21. Mrs. Roger C.
Byrd, Bunnlevel, N. C.
12-2-6 t-p
FOR SALE: One 1947 Buick
special four door sedan. For
sale by original owner. If
interested you can see car
at Jernigan Sinclair’s Ser
vice Station. 12-5-3 t-c
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED: Officegirl
to do simple bookkeeping.
Some typing. Apply in own
handwriting. Good position.
Permanent. Apply “Office
Girl”, care of The Daily Re
cord. 12-1-ts-c
FOUND
WANTED
WANTED TO TRADE: 3
nice houses as down pay
ment on a good farm in a ra
dius of 20 miles of Dunn.
Houses are renting today for
SIOO per month. Must be a
good farm with a good tobac
co allotment. Apply to Dunn
Insurance &. Realty Co.
Phone 2712 12-5-3 t-c
WANTED: Six or seven room
house in good location. Per
manent tenant. No children.
Phone Miss Yancey, 2351 in
Dunn. 12-8-tfc
SPECIAL NOTICES
ELECTRIC MOTORS We
specialize in rewinding and
repairs of all types of elec
tric motors, single and three
phase. All work guaranteed.
Page Electric Company. 107
Clinton Highway. Dunn, N.
C. Phone 4398. 10-9-tfc
boys earpTeasy MONEY
—The Daily Record from
time to time has openings
for carrier boys. Some of pur
iSttttdw 'now averaging *' as
high as sl2 per week. Re
quires only a. couple hours
after school. Excellent train
ing for boys. Must be 12
years old and have parents’
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
15.6 Acres l2 Acres Cleared
3.3 Acres Tobacco Allotment
1 Dwelling 1 Tobacco Bam 1 Stock Barn
Known as the R. 11. Stricklland Farm on west side of
U. S. Highway No. 421, 200 yards south of Plainview
School, approximately 6 miles south of Dunn.
Sale to be held on the premises, Saturday, December
20, 1952, at 12:00 o’clock Noon.
Terms of Sale Cash
For further information, contact Cecil Branch, Route
5, Dunn, N. C., or Britt & Warren, Attorneys, Clinton,
N. C.
CECIL BRANCH, Administrator
C.T.A. of the estate of R. H. Strickland, deceased.
Notice To Taxpayers
Os Averasboro Township
For your convenience, I will be at the First
Citizens Bank & Trust Co. in Dunn on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12
for the purpose of collecting 1952 taxes.
D. P. RAY,
Tax Collector, Harnett County
consent and coeperation. Ap
ply to Mr. Follett at Record
office.
HOUSEWIVES, FARM
WIVES EARN EXTRA
MONEY IN YOUR SPARE
TIME by getting renewals
and selling new subscript
ions to The Daily Record.
Some agents earning high
as SSO a week in spare time.
All you have to do is call on
vour friends and neighbors
in spare time. Doesn’t have
to be sold. All vou have to do
is take orders. Apply to Mr.
Follett at Record office.
FLOORING - Linoleum, as
phalt & rubber tile. Wall co
vering, Sanding and Finish
ing. For All Your Floor and
Wall Covering Needs, . Call
FASHION FLOOR INSTAL
LATION, 2989, Dunn. Tal
mage Goodman & Astor Nor
ris. 11-17-ts-c
Auto Finance
AUTO LOANS <
—REFINANCING— ']
Reduce Your Present ' *
Payments y; '
Money i.-i/lO Minutes'
. MOTOR v
CREDIT CO.
DUNN, N. C.
x'ayctteville St. • Phone ,3158 .
--*■ -• ' ’*
EASY TERMS on home re
pairs and improvements. No
down payment required. Call
2264. NuHome Builders &
Supply Co. 11-18-eod-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
ELECTRIC floor polisher.
Minimum charge, 75c a day.
Johnson Furniture Co. Luck
now Square, Dunn. Phone
2427. 2-28-ts-c
FOR' TKENT: Nice stfflFe, 49
by 100. Suitable for super
market, grocery store or oth
si line of business if desired.
Good location. Plenty of
parking space. Formerly oc-
THE DAILY RECORD, IHirVN. j*. V
cupied by Fowler Radio Co
and across from new Chev
rolet building now being
ouilt. If interested, call Louis
Baer, Dunn. 11-4-ts-c
FOR RENT: Two or three
good tobacco and cotton
farms near Dunn. Good
buildings, pack barns. Oil
curers in tobacco barns.
I Would rent to one tenant
l as these farms are adjoin
i ine Ten t.o fourteen acres
j tobacco, 40 acres or more cf
j cotton, also corn and hay
land. See Alfred Blalock,
[Dunn, N. C. 12-8-st-c
[FOR RENT: 40 acre farm
j in high state of cultivation.
! Located a t Turlinstoij’s
Crrssroads. 8-room house
with electricity, 5.6 acres of
tobacco allotment, 25 acres
in cotton. Two tobacco barns
equipped with oil burners.
Large stock farm. Mail route
and school bus at door. 50-
50 basis. Mrs. J. R. Turling
ton, Erwin, N. C. Rt 1.
12-8-ts-c
FOR RENT: One four-room
furnished house in Erwin.
Available about December
15. Phone 2364. 12-8-st-p
j FOR RF.NT: One seven room
house. 1106 E. Broad Street,
j See me at 1108 E. Broad St.
j Mrs. J. T. Gattis. 12-5 3tc
Legal Notice
NORTH CARLOINA
HARNETT COUNTY
NOTICE OF SALE OR REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain deed
of trust executed by Mack C. Vin
son and wife, Manie Vinson, dated
the 10 day of January, 1950,, and
recorded in Book 321, page 48, in
the office of the Register of Deeds
of Harnett County, North Caro
lina, default having been made in
the payment of the indebtedness
thereby secured and said deed of
trust being by the terms thereof
subject to foreclosure, the under-,
signed trustee will offer for sale
at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash at the courthouse
door in Lillington, North Carolina,
at noon, on the 29 day of December.
1952, the property conveyed in said
deed of trust the same lying and
being in the County of Harnett
and' State of North Carolina, in
Stewart’s Township, and more
described as follows:
’ Adjoining the lands of Peter Mc-
Lean, Roger Elliot. Mrs. Stewart,
John McDougald, Jacob and Lewis
McLean, S. M. Byrd estate, L. A.
Bethune, Charles Strickland, and
bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake, corner
with L. A. Bethune and the S. M.
Byrd estate, and runs as a line of
the S. M. Byrd estate S. 18 deg. and
15 min. East 6.52 chains, crossing
the public road to a stake corner
with Charlie Strickland; thence
along the line of another of Charlie
Strickland’s lines; S. 46 deg. and
30 min. E. 7.38 chs. to a stake cor
ner with Jacob and Lewis McLean;
thence with their line S. 5 deg. W.
10.18 chs, to a corner with John
McDougald; thence with Mc-
Dougald’s> line N. 85 deg. and 30
min. W. 15.20 chs. to another cor
ner with said McDougald: thence
with another of his lines S. 6 deg.
and 45 min. E. 2045 chs. to an iron
pipe a corner with Roger Elliott;
thence with a line of the said Roger
Elliott N. 86 deg. and 30 min. W.
17.36 chs. to a stake corner with
Peter McLean: thence along a line
of the said McLean N. 21. dst- and
30 min. West 17.60 chs. to a long
leaf pine, another of Peter V. Mc-
Lean’s lines: thence along another
of his lines N. 5 deg. E. 10 chs. to
a cement corner with Mrs. Stewart;
thence with said Stewart’s line N.
26 deg. and 30 min. E. 10.39 chs. to
an iron stake, comer with L. A.
Bethune; thence with a line of said
Bethune S. 85 deg. 15 min. E. 14.93
chs. to a cement corner with L. A.
Honor Roll Given
For Dunn Schools
Principal A. B. Johnson of the'
Dunn schools today announced the
Honor Roll for the second six
weeks period, as follows:
sth Grades
Miss Merle Owen: Ann Jackson.
Betsy Johnson. Hannah White.
Mrs. H Ryals: Becky Aycock Sin
Ennis, Carolyn Hawley. Barbara I
Jones. Madeline Stewart. Jane'
Spruill. Joyce Thornton. Barbara
Warren.
Mrs. James Snipes: Raynia Lee,
Susan Purdie. Brenda Vann Sha
ron Wilboume. Eddie Cents. B ibba
Peay. Paul White.
6th Grades
Miss Sybil Ba:rett: Joyce Potent.
Linda Raynor. Betsy Sue Tart.
Mary Gail Tart. Jimmy Peay.
Miss Amanda Culp: Bonnie Bare
foot. Christine Barefoot. Dianne
Conn Jo Jernigan, Edward John
son, Stacey Johnson. Stanley John
son. Joe Tart.
Miss Edith Holton: Becky Jo
Cannady Frances Godwin. Fave
Lockumy. Judy Wheatley. Belli Wil
son. Bert Alabaster. Charles Mass-,
engilll.
7th Grades
Mrs. Blanche Barefoot: Sandra
Blacklev Betsy Byerly, Jimmy
Tart. Billy Thornton.
Miss Fannie B. Smith: Judy Bare
foot, Mary Sue Dalrymple, Anne
Lee. Betty Anne Lee. Carolyn Me-
Lamb. Judy Wood. Harold Atisley.
Jerry Byrd, Joseph Campbell. Ben
ny Wood.
Mrs. Paul Waggoner: Horace Pope.
Wesley Ryals.
Bth Grades
Mrs. Elizabeth Ausley: Anne Brit
ton. Rita McLean. ‘•Butch” Fowler.
Miss Blanche Grantham: Mere
dith Cromartie. Anne Jernigan. Rutli
Dare Tart. Clarence McLamb.
Mr. Clinton Ousley: Frances Car
roll. Carolyn Gardner.
Mrs. J. S. Stewart: Wilma Bare
foot. Linda Hardee, Alice Faye Lee,
Nola Mae Vann.
9th Grades
Mr. T. S. Cheek: Russell Carter.
Albert Fair, Preston Hudson, Jeff
Jackson. Burke Uzzell.
Miss Betty Davis: Mary Allred,
Joyce Godwin, Alice Stewart.
Mr. Troy Godwin: Bobby John
son, Pete Steart.
Mrs. Pat Myers: Janice Fowler,
Kathryn Thomas, Virginia Turling
ton.
10th Grade
Miss Rachel Clifford: Renee Byrd,
Bethune: thence with a line of
said Bethune N. 4 deg. E. 4.20 chs.
to a stake corner with said Be
thune: thence with another of his
lines N. 37 deg. E. 1.67 chs. to the
beginning, containing 81.16 acres,
more or less, and frying the lands
conveyed to Charles McLaurln Dy
Hiram Baggett, Trustee, by deed
dated Aug. 20, 1937, and recorded
in Book 263, page 199, and also
being the same lands described in
Book 265, page 463, by deed dated
Aug. 6, 1938, from Ella Vinson et
als. to M. C. Vinson, in the Registry
of Harnett County.
But this sale will be made sub
ject to all outstanding and unpaid
taxes.
This 24 day of November, 1952.
M. O. LEE
Trustee
Dec. 1-8 - 15-22
, H It’s profitable - you’ll earn more than at most other part
V time work. Your earnings are limited < NLY, by your
1 V ability and ambitions because you’re in business for your
v* j self - It’s educational - you'll learn more as you sell, deliver,
H | \ You’re preparing yourself for stepping ahead in life. An
I \ j M evening route does not hamper you in your school work.
1 V JgQm. I in fact most teachers say It advances most boys.
J \ i You'll also find a real thrill In earning your own money,
W " f lirrMr I || buying ywur own things and building your own savings
account.
. . I. o n .a. | We need competent boys between It and 16 years. Fill In
Application ror KOUIG application below and mall to Circulation Dept.. The
i ’ * Dally Record, Dunn, N. C.
' NAME !
I *. I 1
(•ADDRESS l TUB
I &GE TELEPHONE NO i " ■
I FATHER’S NAME , --- „ |amn|^ni||A
DAILY RECORD
! Patricia Johnson.
Mrs. A1 Compton: Herman God
win. Donald Jackson.
Mrs. Mary Crisp: Betty Frances
Parker. Alice Prince, Mary Gibson
Whitehead.
Ith Grades
Mr. Worth Braswell: Katherine
i White. Betty Lou Wilson. Lucille
Wigal. Mary Lou West.
.Mrs, Irene Dixon: Frances Alt
man. Katherine Butt. Martha Anne
Butler. B:!lie Jean Jernigan. B»:sv
Ann Tart. E. B. Dixon. Daisy Goff
12th Grade
Mrs. Mary Pridgen: Betty Jean
1 Barefoot, Glenda Bass. Anite Byerly
Margaret Tart, Faye Godwin, Mart.
I Edith Haekett. Peggy Hawley. Becky
Lee. Jewel McLean. Barbara Par
I ker. Sonny Carr. Walter Je nigan
Exurn Kirby. Pat Lewis Pete Skin
| tier. Guyton Smith, Everette Tut!
j ington.
Lillington Vets
Slate Campaign
Billv Sexton, publicity chairman
of the Lillington chapter of th<
Veterans of Foreign Wars today an
nounc-ed that the chapter would
1 sponsor a drive for good used
clothes and discarded children’. 1
. toys.
Sexton said the chapter mem
bers plan to mend, reuair and re
paint the toys. The clothes and toys
will be distributed to needy fami
lies at Christmas in the Lillington
neighborhood.
A barbecue supper will be held at
an early date to help finance this
i project. Proceds will go only for
needy in this area. Sexton also said
• that chapter officers would wel
come any suggestion from a relia
• ble source about any family in need
, of assistance at the holiday season.
Any person wishing to aid this
I project may leave the clothing or
. toys at the V. F. W. hut. Sexton
' | said.
B.P.W. HEAD TO COME
Mrs. Lucy Rhodes Duncan of
Smithfield, president of the State
• Federation of Business and Profes
sional Women's Clubs, will be in
Lillington on Monday, December 15
to attend the local B and P. W.
• Club’s annual Christmas dinner
meeting. Mrs. Hattie Barnes will
E be in charge of the program which
. will be held at the Community Cen
• ter at 7 p. m. There also will be an
i exchange of gifts among the mem
! bers.
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i DOLLS I
11 $3
tj Biggest Stock In Town
''Hundreds to choose fromvS
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Cookie Recipe
Wins $25,000
NEW YORK IP A cookie
recipe thought up by her 10-
year-old son won a Chicago
housewife the $25,000 first prize
in the Pillsbury bakeoff contest
today.
Mrs. Peter S. Ilarlib, wife of
a Chicago homicide squad police
man was handed the check by
Mrs. Richard Nixon, wife of the
vice president-elect, at a lunch
eon climaxing baking session
held yesterday by 100 contestants
from 36 states.
John Tucker Day
Dies At Walkerton
WINSTON-SALEM 'P Joh:
Tucker Day. Republican candidal
i lor insurance commissioner in th
November general election, died a
ins home near Walkerton last night
For Sale
Several Good
FORD TRACTORS
Both 9N and 8N Models
From $495 to $995.00
CASH OR EASY TERMS
N.&F. Tractor Co.
Lillington, N. C. Phone 2641
SENSATIONAL SALE ON
WALLPAPER
J 4 pmCE
THIS MONTH ONLY
We Will Install It For You.
M. L. HIGHT
PAINT & PAPER STORE
Benson Highway DUNN, N. C.
PAGE ONE
SECOND SECTION
The 64-year-o!d prominent Re
publican leader succumbed to a
cerebral hemorrhage suffered yes
terday morning.
A candidate for the U. S. Sen
ate in 1948. Day was defeated by
Rep. Thurmon Chatham of Win
ston-Salem. He was defeated last
month by incumbent Democrat
Waldo Cheek for the post of com
missioner of insurance.
LOANS
For Home Improvement
* Plumbing * Painting
* Roofing * Remodeling
Labor & Material'
Financed
CROMARTIE
HARDWARE
Phone 2257 Dunn, N. C.