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FOR RENT: or for sale, 5
room house, 4 blocks from
town. Electric water heater.
Wired for stove. Comer lot,
75 by 150. Phone 3277 be
fore 2 p. m. 10-5-3 t-p
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FOR ben ranift* with *ff
farm animals. WAYNE
FEED is the product for you
to buy. You will find a com
plete line of WAYNE FEED
at FARMER’S SUPPLY.
Dunn. R-17-ts-e
FOR SALE: Harrell’s GriU.
Equipment and stock. Rea
sonable price. Call or see
from 4 p. m. until 2 a. m.
_ _lO-2-3t-p
FOR SALE: Several good
farms. C. E. Gardner, Dar
lington, S. C. 10-5-3 t-p
under help wanted
FOR SALE: Good used ran
ge*- Easy terms. Enterprise
Gai and Appliance Co. S.
Clinton. Ave. Phone 4363.
Dunn, N. C. 2-10-T TH F
SYLVAN IA TELEVISION
sales and installation. Big
.gest TV stock In town Pur
die’s, Inc., Dunn, N. C.
9-8-T. Th.-f.f-c
FOR SALE: 5-acre tract of
land including fish pond, 4
miles of Dunn on Jonesboro
Road; part of the R. O. Al
len farm. To be sold at auc
tion Saturday, October 10
at 10 o’clock. J. Garland Al
len, Owner. 10-6-T. Th-p
SPECIAL NOTICES
LOOK— NEED CASH? W* D
lepd you money on your ap- ,
Center View
DRIVE-IN
PPNW-OiWOI^JBBGHWAT
. LAST TIME TODAY
Reaching from
Heaven
(Sec the powerful story of » sinner
who fhaaa salvation!) '•
CHERYL WALKER
HUGH BEAUMONT
Novelty
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
Raiders Os The
Seven Seas
(Mr qr Technicolor)
Muring
UHnopa Theatre
M&togton, N. C.
TUESDAY r WEDNESDAY
The Orfc# Sioux
(Color *y'
MUH DOMSRGIJE
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LAST TIME TODAY
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GEORGE MONTGOMERY
WEDNESDAY ONLY k''::
JOT RICHARDS
pitenoee or furniture. SECT
RtTY LOAN CORP., car
Fayetteville 4k Cumber la na
Streeta.. Dunn. 1-29-tfnc
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1 You Will Get The Best In
Briquet Or Lump Coal. Al
ways At Lowest Prices—Eß
-1 WIN COAL AND OIL CO
DELT ERS ANYWHERE.
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HOUSEWIVES, FARM -
WTVEB EARN EXTRA
MONEY IN YOUR SPARE
rtME by getting, renewal*
Minimum charge, 75c a day.
ind selling new suhscriDi
ons to The Daily Record.
Some agents earning hign
as SSO a week in spare time.
All you have to do u call on
trour friends and neighbors
in sDare time. Doesn’t have
to be sold. All you have to do
is take orders. Apply to Mr.
Follett at Record office.
CUSTOM SAWING
Gentlemen, my mill on
Highway 55, two miles north
of Erwin. So bring your logs
and let me saw that lumber
for you. I also saw tobacco
sticks.
A. L. Poarch
BOiFs EARN EASY MONEY
—Th* Daily Record from
time to time has openings
for carrier boys. Some or our
carriers now averaging as
high as sl2 per week. Re
quires only a couple hours
after school. Excellent train
ing for buys. Must be 12
j«ar« old and have parents
consent and cooperation. Ap
ply to {Mg. follett at Record
GUARANTEED WATCREE
PAIRING: Nicks Watch
STEWART
LAST TIME TODAY J I
1 BAY MILLAND j
JANE WYMAN
Let's Do It
Again
AKb Latest News
, DUNN “
TODAY THRU FRIDAY
ALLAN LADD I
JEAN ARTHUR
to
3 Shane
Ahw Latest News
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Erwin, N. C.
TUESDAY— WEDNESDAY
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The Girls Os
Pleasure Island
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Quality JmL j
ParakeeJs W l]
AH Colors ill
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. AVIARIES j|
I- Shop beside Dr. Martin of
f fice, E Broad St., Dunn.
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SALESMEN
Due to our ability to get
unlimited qualified leads
we are going to hire addi
tional representatives for
our North Carolina district.
We are one of the oldest
correspondence schools in
the United States operating
on a national scale. We of-
Ifer you an excellent con
tract— large bonuses—and
a chance to earn up to $lO,-
000 a year and more.
Whether you are experi
enced in our field or not, for
3 a personal interview, write
. Box 80, care of The Daily
Record. 10-5-st-p
i.
. Kelp wanted
■ HELP WANTED: 2 colored
* dishwashers, 2 colored clean
' up boys. Good salary. Apply
* j at Johnson’s Restaurant.
; Spring Branch
News
By HAZEL JACKSON
Again the Missionary Baptists got
sprinkled! A week ago Sunday was
a cloudy day and it sprinkled oc
casionally throughout the day.
1 There was one Missionary Baptist
■ that was baptized Sunday, October
1 fourth. 3 p. m. was the time. S-Sgt.
. James O. Godwin of Shaw Air Force
Base, S. C„ was baptized at the
usual place in the Beasley Pond.
The three new deacons were or- i
, dained a week ago Sunday, at the
close of the morning worship ser
i vice. They are Mr. Earl Core. Henry
j D. Williford and Doyle Wise. These
, are fine young men and w« have
, great confidence in them and in
1 their ability to serve as deacons.
■ Good luck, fellows!
W.M.U. Circle No. 2 met with!
Mrs. Janie Hairr, Friday night. Sep
tember 25 at 8:00 p. m. The meet
ing was called to order by thrf pres
ident. Mrs. Flossie Lewis. Mrs. Vio
let Williford read the ttfimites of
the last ; meeting MNN-eklled the:
roll. After the business was dis
cussed the meeting was turned over
to Mrs. Annie C. Glover, who pre
sented a program on the war torn
area of Korea and its needs. The
• group decided to colleti, winter
clothing and send them as CARE
j packages. Miss, Grace Alderman
i dismissed the meeting with prayer.
Afterwards, Mrs. Hairr served pep
si-cola and cookies to Mrs. Rich
ard Smith, Mrs. Flpnnie Jackson,
Mrs. Violet Williford, Mrs. Maude
Tew, Mrs. Flossie Lewis, Mrs. Ber
tie Glover, Mrs. Annie C. Glover,
Mrs. John Wade, Mrs. Carolyn
Hairr, and Misses Graee Alderman
and hazel Jackson. Mrs, Cjarolyn
I UI'S
I Truck Terminal
24 Hour Rood
And WmfWfir
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Service
PHONES
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DUNN, N. C.
FAYETTEVILLE JBWfr.
I EXCEPTIONAL INCOME fl
■ SPARE OR FULL TIME ■
■ , COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
VENDING MACHINES J J
FURNISHED WITHOUT CHARGE TO OUR DEALERS ■
I "hoto** l * Concern, in order to estaMfali new outlets J
■ *h° l eale merchandise. Such m Candy, Cigarette, Chtaro- ■
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■ tile money to handle Ms tfcentetffce tor en£"*YU W !te Srt ■
■ b °J «»e machines, but yon do keep the profits. Must have food M
■ car, good character, good credit and carry not less than *SSS M 9
I * 2° “““L* soUcitlng ■
■ 'No eiperletce necessary * MIDWEST MDSE, .CO. ■
■ • Will train person selected •U 32 OLIVE STREET ~ ■
THE DAILY RECORD, DUNN. N. C.
Hairr and Miss Jackson were vis
itors.
The Intermediate O. A. met with
i Hazel Jackson September 24, at 7:30
p. m. The meeting was called to
order by the present, Sandra
t Herring. Minutes of the last meet-
S ln S and the roll was called by Shel
_ by Godwin. After the business was
discussed the program on State Mis
i sions was given. Mrs. Battle Jane
. Core had the closing prayer. The
; hostess then served hot cocca with
. marshmallows and cookies to those
| present.
Mr. Eura Tart. Mitchell and
■ Hartwell Tart toured the moun
tains of North Carolina anu Ten
. nessee recently.
Those who spent Bundav togeth
er were: Pevgy and Dora Fay
• King With olive Gray Herring.
; Alice Fay Jackson with Lenna Rose
. Bass. Ernestine Jchr.son with Po'lv
Krty. Gayle Strickland with
Dwanda Faye Glover.
W. A. McPhall with Kenneth
Glover, Shelby Gidwin with Hazel
Jackson.
Misses Mvra Olive and Cowney
Oliva of Wake Forest spent Sun
day with David Herring.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henry Hin
son, Joan and Vickv Lee spent
Sunday with Mr. and' Mss. Luther
Core.
Mrs. Viola Strickland and two
of her sisters, visited Mrs. Bob
Gorrell in Greensboro last week
end.
Mrs. Archie Lee Sr., is home
again after two weeks stay in the
Dunn Hospital. Mighty glad to have
you home Mr. Lee and with all
those pretty cards and flcwers to
cheer you up, hope ybu’ll scon
be up and around, yourself.
So sorry Anne Dixon has been
sick.'Hope you are well soon.
Mrs. O. C. Jackson is sick also,
| and is in the Dunn Hospital. All
you people get well!
JVelcomo JVagofl
Hostess
JVill Knock on Your Doof
With Gift. & GrMtfa* /
irom Friendly Business)
x {neighbors snd Youa/
\ Civic and Social f
Welfare Leadersj
Om tkt occasion ofs
T9m Birth ol« Baby *
Sixteenth Birthdays
Change of residence
Arrivals of Newcomers ft*
dunn, n. c.
Mrs. 1U L Denny
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