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- FOR SALE
FOR SALE: Building lot, 75
X 150 on paved street, with
shade trees, good neighbor
hood. Phone 3076 after 1:30
p. ffl. 6-10-tfn
FOR SALE: Three bedroom
house at Falcon, practically
new. Bath, living room, di
nette. Located on two-acre
lot with poultry house. Rea
sonable. Call 2117, Dunn,
Monday through Friday.
-18-3t-p
FOR SALE: Corona adding
machine. Perfect condition.
Will sell for SSO. See Rosen
feld’s Quality Shop, Dunn.
-18-st-c
FOR SALE: 10 h. p. Power
master wizzard outboard.
Used only one summer. Re
verse, neutral. C&n be seen
at 1100 W. Broad Street.
6-22-3 t-p
FOR SALE: Cottage at
White Lake. 3 large rooms
and bath. Hot and cold wa
ter. Furnished. Close to
Crystal Beach. Contact Joe
h Earnhar t at Durm-Rite Bak
f ery, call 3310. 6-22-ts-c
FOR SALE: 5 room
house and garage. 400
E. “K” St., Erwin. Fi
nanced. Payments
cheaper than rent. Bar
bour and Byerly Insur
ance Agency, Dunn.
6-21-st-c
iMHHIIHII
f FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Nice apartment.
Good play yard with plenty
.of Shade. Private side and
front entrance. Hot water
heater. Conveniences. Mc-
Lamb Machinery Co., phone
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Peerless Theatre
Erwin, N. C.
LAST TSME TODAY
John Payne \
Colleen Gray
"KANSAS CITY
CONFIDENTIAL"
i ■ WELNBSDAT ONLY
Jody Canoea
" Donald Barry
In
“Untamed
Crater View
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WEDNESDAY ONLY
"The Lost Posse"
Cartoon and Noveity
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I - ;*■' -t a Valiant^
3171. 4-28-tfnc
FOR RENT: White Lake hots
1 tage, by day or week. Clean.
Electric stove, refrigerator,
running water. Innerspring
mattresses. By day or week.
See or call Ottis Jackson,
3323 or 3830. 6-1-ts-c
FOR RENT - or sale: White
Lake cottage. Will rent by
day or week. Nice location.
Hot, cold water. Bath with
shower. Rent reasonable.
See or call W. M. Draughon,
2275, Dunn. 6-15-9 t-p
FOR RENT: Three and four
room unfurnished apart
ments in Dunn. Private en
trances and baths. Wired
for electric stoves. Automat
ic hot water. Write Mrs.
Mankie Hodges, 114 South
Third St., Wilmington, 'Si.
C. or phone 32109.
» 6-18-3 t-p
FOR RENT: Furnished ~and
unfurnished apart ments.
Private entrances and baths.
509 E. Cumberland. Phone
2358. 6-18-3 t-p
FOR RENT: 3 room apart
ment, water heater, wired
for stove. Back yard. 503 E.
Broad St. Contact Jessa
mine Starling above Su
preme Service Station, call
2216. 6-21-3 t-p
FOR RENT: Three-room du
plex apartment. Reasonable
rent. E. Bay St. See George
F. Blalock or call 3967.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
LOOK—NEED CASlfv We ll
lend you money on your ap
pliances or furniture. SE
CURITY LOAN CORP., cor
ner Fayetteville and Cum
berland Streets, Dunn.
1-29-tfnc
FOR POND BUILDING,
grading, land clearing see
Lewis Godwin & Co., Dunn.
"Phone 3146 or 2218: ~ " ~
-15-tf-c
SPEND YOUR VACATION
at Carolina Inn, Wrights
ville Beach, station one. Rea
sonable rates. Cool spacious
porches for relaxation. Op
erated by Mrs. W. McK.
Pearsall and Mrs. Joe Creel,
Dunn, N. C. 6-18-3tp
SPECIAL NOTICE j
Effective immediately, all i
classified ads must be paid I
for in advance unless the
advertiser is a business firm
and has an established ac
count with this newspaper.
We regret, the necessity for
adopting this policy, but the
extra bookkeeping problems
involved ’ and the very low
cost of our classifii)d ads
makes it essential. May we
remind you that advertising
hi The Record's classified
columns is absolutely the
cheapest :V- and most effec
tive medium of advertis
ing ip. this trade area,
FOR best results i with all
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. 8-17-ts-c
STAR-VUE
DRIVE-IN
BENSON, N. C. ,
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"Knights Os The
"Round Table"
(Cinemascope)
Ava Gardner
ATTENTION ROME
OWNERS
Do you need repairs on your
home or barns? And do not
have the money. Let us help
you finance your repaiis or
additions. Up to 36 months
to pay. See us today. Pope
and M’xon Building Sup
plies., Dunn, N. C.
12-11-tfnc
HOMEOWN
ERS: We can refinance your
mortgage loan on city or
farm property's Dunn Insur
ance and Realty Ccf Luck
now Square. Dial 2712 or
2171. 5-20-Th. M. 12-c
Auto Finance
"AUTO LOANS
—REFINANCING—
T Reduce Your Present
’ ' V- ■ Payments. -
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. MOTOR >
CO.
ifjf DUNN, kC.
. Fayetteville: St. Phone 3158
WANTED
WANTED: To service re
build or modernize your
sewing machine. Warranted
service on all makes and
models. Henry H. Byrd, Med
and Dorman, Benson.
6-8-15tp
FARMS WANTED: We have
clients for 25 farms at once.
If you have a farm for sale,
contact Johnson and Norris,
Coats, Nr C. Phone 3724,
2287, or 9227. 6-8-ts-c
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS,
Parking areas, floors, etc. at
one-half cost of concrete.
Free Estimates. David Sykes,
Route 5, Box 1618, Fayette
ville. Dial 32098. 6-8-12 t-p
WANTED: Summer employ
ment for High school prin
cipal and coach. Experienc
ed short order cook and gro
cery clerk. Accept almost
_any other. Call 3463, Erwin.-
Ask for Paul Hollingsworth.
6-18-3 t-p
WANTED: Riders to Fort
Bragg. Share expenses.
• Leave Dunn 6; 15 a. m. Phone
J 3249. 6-21-3 t-p
First Day Os
Summer, But
Heat Early
By UNITED PRESS
Summer had already worn out Its
welcome In many parts of the na
tion as it made its how today.
, Cummer officially begins at 5:55
p.m. EST, but the dying spring has
already given a blazing preview of
hot weather.
A. record . breaking heat wave
gripped the Midwest for the Second
%-eek; floods forced hqfidreds to flee
their , homes In lowa, and storms
and thmadoes ripped, the nation’s
midsection *on the last day of
spring. .
The lowa floods, following a week
of torrential rains, were believed
to have ruined millions of dollars
worth of crops. A state of emer
gency was ordered at Slox City,,
la., and the state weather forecast,
wag for more rain. ....
At least three persons were killed
yesterday as a result of the storms
and floods.
The battle between cool and hit
air produced at least three torna
does In Nebraska and near toma
dic- winds in Ohio yesterdy.
Heavy .rains and. 50-mQe-an-hoitf
winds swept, the Chicago area, dis
rupting a. 65-yacht race on Lake
Michigan. The yacht Aloha cap
sized tad exploded, sending flvfc
men into the water. All were res-1
OPENING JULY IST
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PFC. SHELTON BABEFOOT
is now continuing his army ca
reer in the famed "All Ameri
can” 82nd Airborne Division at
Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
As a member of the 82nd, he
will receive advanced training in
military tactics, and participate
in the training exercises and
maneuvers held by the division
throughout the year. •
He is the son of J. F. Bare
foot of Route 3, Dunn, N. C. Pfc.
Barefoot entered the army In Oc
tober of 1953 and received his
basic training at Fort Jackson,
S. S.
Prior to entering the Aimed
Forces Pfc. Barefoot attended
Dunn High School in Dunn, N.
C. and worked for the Atlantic
and Pacific Tea |Co.
Anti-Liquor
Group Heard
WASHINGTON (TO Religious
and temperance groups testified to
day that Americans are so hounded
by the voice of "liquordom” that
they almost believe it wrong to
lead sober lives.
They said liquor advertisers,
through radio and television ad
vertising, are storming the con
fines of homes and corrupting the
minds of the nation’s youth.
Wltnesses of religion * and tem
■perance groups made these charges
before a Senate Commerce sub
committee considering legislation
|to ban liquor, wine, and beer ad
vertising in interstate commerce.
Methodist Bishop Wilbur E. Ham
maker, the first of 36 supporting
witnesses, said alcohol advertising
over radio and television has be
come “an insolent intruder” which
“barges into the homes of the land
and blatantly proclaims its Un
truths ih the living rooms of mil
lions.”
Dr. C. Emanuel Carlson, execu
tive director of the Baptist Joint
Committee on Public Affairs, said
Americans are so “hounded” by
“the enslaving influence of the
voice of liquor” that “we are al
most made to believe that we are
wrong even to want to lead sober
lives.”
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