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WANTADS CLASSIFIED RATES UNDER £5 WORDS 50 CENT* BACH AD. OVER 25 WORDS. 2 CENTS PER WORD, PAID IN ADVANCE. If or Sale 1-A , FOR SALE: 1961 Ford Starliner. Red. Straight Shift with overdrive transmission. High Performance engine. Extra Clean. Call 892-5748 after 5 p. m fOR SALE: 1949 Chevrolet % ton pickup, deluxe cab. Extra clean. . Call 892-3219 or 892-6882, Dunn. 9-3-3p FOR SALE: Valuable corner lot with two residences located there on near business district. Call 892 3222 or 892-5996. FOR RENT l'OR RENT: Tiro or three room furnished upstairs apartment. Newly painted and furnished. Pri vate bath. Call 329-3194 or see Mrs. Earl G. Vann at 300 South Layton Avenue after 5 p.m. 9-7-5p FOR RENT: Warehouse and shop formerly occupied by Made-Rite Bread Co. Will repair or remodel 'to suit tenant. See Otis Jackson :at Piggly Wiggly. 9-3-5c Special Notice% BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL: Permanent waves one half price Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednes days only at Mae’s Beauty Shop in Erwin. Phone 892-7404. (c) USED AUTO PARTS 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE TART'S SALVAGE YARD Phone 892.5941 Pope Road DUNN, N. C. SEE US for every kind of radiator and cooling system service. New cores and radiators in stock. Bare foot’s Radiator Shop, 107 South Watauga Avenue, Dunn. Phone 392-3228. 3-17-tfnC. TRY OUR DELICIOUS CHUCK WAGON SANDWICH. Four ounce steak, lettuce and tomato, french fries, 5 inch roll. Only 55c. Orders to go. Phone 892-7709.Heath Froz en Custard. 9-l-9tc CARPENTER WORK — Remodel ing, cabinet work and general building Inferences furnished. See Bob McCann, 904 North Ellis Ave nue or call 892-7809 (p) FOR THE BEST WHESlL ALIGNMENT & BRAKE SERVICE SEE: EARL WELLS Wells Auto Service City Limits. Jones bore Rd. DUNN, N. C. PEST CONTROL — Banish mia ous termites. Also monthly service on roaches, ants, mice, rats, etc, 15 years experience. Free inspec tion. Call Anco Exterminating Co., day 892-6962, night 892-6220. 3-10-tInc Bring your alterations to 30? N. Wilson Ave. Phone 892-6823 ALUMINUM SIDING — EASY TERMS — “Everything In Aluminum” PH. 892-7526 DUNN, N. C. DUNN AWNING & SIDING COMPANY Wanted 7 MAIDS - N. Y. to $55 wk. Rush References. Top Jobs. Fare Ad vanced Quickly. Hav-A-Maid, 4 Bond St., Great Neck, N. Y. 8-10, 17, 24, 31, 7p MAIDS NEEDED New York, N. Jersey & Suburban Areas. Salaiies $35-$55 Weekly. Fare advanced. FREE Room, Board, Uniforms, T. V. Write at Once, MISS DIXIE EMPOY MENT AGENCY 300 W. 40 St. N. Y. C. Dept. 44. WANTED: Manager to manage Johnson’s Grill. Also waitress. Good wciking conditions and good salary. See J. D. Johnson at H. P. Johnson Oil Co. 8-19-tfnc WANTED: Waitress for Heath’s Frozen Custard. Over 25 years of age. No experience necessary. Ap ply in person to Mr. Heath. 9-3-3C WANTED: Tonne man to manage Men’s department of local store. Must be high school graduate. Write giving age, address and phone number to Box 99, c-o The Daily Record, Dunn, N. C. 9-7-3C MAN OR WOMAN FULL-PART-TIME We are seeking a man or woman to service and collect from a es tablished dealer route with a pro duct that is UNIQUE, has no com petition, with a very high profit and proven success by hundreds of businessmen. (This Is not vend ing or jobbing.) No sales ability.or experience necessary. You must be able to devote 5 to 10 hours a week, have a serviceable car and make a cash investment of $990 00 to $2, 900.00, depending on territory, fully secured by inventory. Write fully including phone number to: Director of Personnel P. O. Box 10794 Charlotte, N. C. BUILDING AND REPAIRS ADD A ROOM Roofing-, Siding. Painting, Cabinets, Storm Windows FREE ESTIMATES CALL CHARLES TANNER 892 - 3435 ERWIN, N. C. IMPROVE YOUR HOME Roofing. Storm Doors And Windows, Additions, - Re modeling. NO MONEY DOWN 7 YEARS TO PAY LASSITER HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. 128 S. Center St. MT. OLIVE, N. C. PHONE OL8-3082 DAY OL8-3709 NIGHT LAKE TERESSA OPEN FOR FISftlNG $1.00 PER DAY UNTIL NOVEMBER 1 SHOCKED WITH BREAM & BASS Follow Signs From LINDEN We Lend Money on Anythin! ol Value - Watches, Diamonds, TV’s Radios, Guns, Guitars etc. THE PAWN SHOP 219 E. Broad St. DUNN, N. C SURLES MOBILE HOMES 210 Spring Branch Ed. DTJNN, N. C. Phone 892 . 5903 For A Real Bargain, See Us Before You Buy. Open From 8 To 8 Week Days. FOR SALE Choice building lots - at low prices - in an daround Dunn. We can build for you. Janies Best & Co., phone 892-6910. (c) ADS PAY School Faculties Are Announced Faculties for Kamctt County schools were announced this week by Supt. Olenn H. Proffit. The faculties and staffs will greet students when they arrive for their first work of the 1964 68 school year on Tuesday, Sept. 8. Schools and their faculties fol low: ANDERSON CREEK: W. D. Ro binson, principal, Rebekah Rob bins, Ruby C. Newsom, Katherine Lasater, Louise Gomedella, Bertha R. Ray, Ora G. McKeithan, Linda Ann Fincannon. O W Giles, Chris tine J Sinclair, Joyce M. Womble, Edythe Darden, D. G. Gomedella, Margaret S. Grill, Robert G. Fut rell Jr., Clare Thomas, Blma K Warren, and James F- Watkins. BENHAVEN: J K. Harrington, principal, Mabel H. Harrington, Mayo R. Noell, Valeria Womack. Marene C Cross, Isabel McLeod, Virginia G. Walls, Mary S Mc Cormick, Elizabeth Bell, Winiford P Dickinson, Mae C McDonald, Mildred G Nance, Hazel N Gard ner, Sylvia P. Pittman, Frances S. Roberts, Willie A Hunt, William H. Davis. James R Roberts, Patricia W- Thomas Hattler, Thomas J. Col ley Jr., Ralph G. Jourdan, Laura A. Cameron, Buna A. Cameron, James A. Clifton, Maude B. Mc Bride, Martha McLeod, George A, Munn, Thomas G O’Neal Jr.. Alvls B. Petty, Joe Bill Richardson and Glenn D Terrell. BOONE TRAIL: Jack A. Cashlon, principal, Martha Nesselrode, Mar guerite Stroud, Geatrice Goins, Do ris G. Rogers, Magdcline W- Ste WANTED! MEN - WOMEN from ages 18 to 52. Prepare now for C. S. Civil Service Job openings in this area during the next 12 months Government Position pay as high as $446.00 a month to start. They provide much greater security than private employ ment and excellent opportunity for advancement. Many posi tions require little or no spec ialized education or experien ce. But to get one of these jobs, you must pass a test. The com LINCOLN SERVICE, Dept. 141D Pekin, Illinois petition is keen and in some cases only one out of five pass. Lincoln Service helps thousands prepare for these tests every year. It is one of the largest and oldest privately owned schools of its kind and is not connected with the Govern ment For FREE information on Government jobs, including list of positions and salaries, fill out coupon and mail it at once TODAY. You will also get full details on how you can prepare yourself for these tests. Don’t delay - ACT NOW! I am very much interested. Please send me absolutely i nr.r. u» A list of U. S. Government positions and salaries, (f) information on how to qualify'for a IJ. 8. Government Job. Name ... Age . Street ...... Phone ...... —...... City .... State . - wart Eater H Johnson, Allegra H Patterson, Mary P Ray, Joyce S Johnson, Charlie Rambeau, Mar iana P. Cameron, Dorothy 8 Arn old, William Awbrey, Alvis H. Black, Lucile Cashlon, James M. McCormick, Margaret E. Seymore, Paul E Smith, Alton L. Stephen son, Elsie S- Stewart and Norma Q. Stewart. BUIES CREEK: Roy C. Parker, principal. Annie Pierce, Mildred ‘Walker, Delores A. Royals, Den cie B Lanier, Sandra Kirkwood, Gladys T. Dixon. Hilda Rose Lee, •Ray C. Black, Wallace Betts, Caro lyn Jackson. Carolyn B. Jones, Mary Lee Maxwell and Ronald J. Miller." aUNNLEVfJL ELEMENTARY: Mrs. aessie a. Parser, principal, once C- Retnune, Linoa Runs Rar nes, Neine n snaw ana Emily S. Puiyear. COA'lS: J. C. Hawley, principal, 1 Phyins Buckner, Hazei E. urunes, Peggy u. uoawin, Eoretta R Wtnteheaa, Caroiyn D. cnance, Alice Lou Jackson, Virginia A. Penny, Mary E. Stewart, Sarah .Dupree. Carey Watkins .Evelyn H. Anaetson, Cornelia Weathers, 'Michael A- Smith, Mary P. Cole, : Gayie J. Sorrell, Bertha Westbrook, Virginia A. Bell, Faye Elizabetn Clark, H. Tallie Dupree. Betty W. Frazier, Cecil A. Fuquay, Norfleet Garuner, Hoena C. Honeycutt, Tom A. Morgan, M O. Phillips, Charles K. Ramer, Howard Lentis Sorrell 1 Jr.. Nancy Dail Taylor and Helen C Matthews. ERWIN: N. E. Jones, principal, Mavis Byrd, Grace Cathey, Mary Clark, Peggy Warren, Flora J Holt, Helen Humphrey, Martha Brock, Phoebe Elliott, Betty Cashion. Ann C. Ferguson, Leah A. Woodall, Win nice pipkin, Alma Warren, Georgia Parker, Olive T. Pope, Verdia Hob soft, Bobby R. Wilsftn.' '"Madeline Robinette, Margaret Craft, C D. Baggett, S. H. Harrington Jr., Lela Harrington, Ethel B. Maxwell, Jan McDonald, Susan S. Bain. E. Daryl Allen, William Corbett, Thomas O Davis, Mary F. Deberry, Monnie C Holland, Sarah Z. Hudson, James Wilson Johnson, Walton S. Keen, Judy F. Jackson, Judith Ann Mc Coid, Edna M. Parker, Beulah T. Pope, Emily Thomas, Frances H, falser, Clara P. Williams and Do rothy Ashworth. LAFAYETTE: James M. Dry, principal, Nellie Arnette Bryan, Andrewetta B. York, DeLorese S Caviness, Iva J Sloaij, Blkftch O.' Dupree, Wilma Pleasant, Sarah C Weis. Ola A. Smith, Virginia S. Currint Ehy P. /Adams, Iris S. Brown, Grovene H1 Dry, Robert D. Hamilton, Thomas S. Keith, Hazel Matthews and Sarah Fran ces Wilson. LILLINGTON: Roger C. John son, principal, Charlotte L Renn. Eleanor McKay, Pauline C John son. Mildred’ P. Bradley, Avis K Bouldin, Catherine Baggett, Cleo V- Hood, Mary L. Boykin, Addie R. McDonald, Myrtle U. Wall. Cor nelia McLauchlin. Margaret N. Oourlay, HaM Hill Yarbrough, Lois R. Ross, Jewell A. McDonald, Ella N. Footman, Jerry Ennis, Frances P. Gardner, Ruth Awbrey, Hal Bradley. Helen C. Byrd, San dra Faye Greenhill, Dorothy C. Hales, Cecil W. Hobbs Jr., Belle Hockaday, Carole Lee Jackson, Oker Kenneth Keene Jr., Thomas F. Lee, Donald O’Quinn, Charles Lr Pollock, Faye Russell. Frances H. Walker and Mary C. Watkins. GENTRY ELEMENTARY AND JUNIOR HIGH: Robert L. Willi ams, principal, Mrs. W. M. Atkins, Mrs. H. B. Payton, Mrs. M A Jones, Mrs M A. Edwards, afrs. F M Rhoades, Valerie Jones, Mrs P. J Jarrell. Mrs. M. M. Copling, Elena Jones, Mollie J. Holloway, Gerald ine O. Peter, Mrs- M. R. Simmons, John M. Ray, LeRoy Lawrence, Mrs S. M Currie. Mrs M. R. Hign tower, Patricia A. Hargrove, James it. Einott, Mrs. K E. Gaylord and Mrs. K. M. Wooten. jOrjnsonville: c L. Powell, principal, Eveiyn Watson, Flora W. Gwens, Mary H. McKeuhan, Wyo mia B. Bryant, Gladys W. Johnson, Maggie N Douglas, Kuthell U. Overton, Isabella F. Eastland, Jes sie Bell McCoy, James Evans. Mary H Powell, Louise E. Davis, Rosetta G Douo, Florence B. Henderson, Lucille C. Hicks, Paul A. Jackson, David Plummer Jr. and Booker T. Williams. NORTH HARNETT ELEMENT ARY : C. D- Marsh, principal, Mrs. B. O. Rhue, Mrs. M A Wesley. W H. Rice, C. W. Jeffries, N. B. Sills, Vivian D- Jones, Helen Gore, L P Yarborough, Mrs. M. W. Cam eron. Mrs. E. T. Wade, Mrs. F. C. Scipio and Mrs D C Shipman SHAWTOWN: W N. Porter, principal, Patricia M. Hinson. Tommie S. Lucas, Margaret O. Hooker, Etnel a. Porter, Carolyn H. Exuxn, Reather P. Hathaway, Allene E. Murchison, Mrs. Dolly L. Patterson, Bobby Gwyn, Vivian L. Lynch. De Ella Glenn. Mayo R. Arnold. Esther T. Custer, Edwin J. Rhue, Doris S. Shepherd, Har vey Spivey, Jessie E. Stewart, Nan nie M, Boston, Queen B. Penny, James A. Brown, Annie D. Drane, Billie F. Edwards, Sarah J Elli son. Lucille C Fisher, Arletha G Freeman, Fred D Freeman, Her bert L Hillard Carey Lassiter, Ed ward R Mason, Horace McClain, Luther F. Spence, N|orman L Stroud, Evelyn S. Wilson, Alphonso Williams, Ethel P. Williams, Rach el D. Williams and Iris E. L. Har per DeBerry. SOUTH HARNETT ELEMENT-1 ARY: Reginald M. Harris, princi--I pal, Lora C. Pettiford, Earthalene S Clark, Gladys W Smith, Katie M. Broadway, Althea B. Mooney, Rose M. Ore, Minnie L. Cameron, Mary H. Gardner, Jennings Wright and Hattie M- Oliver. FIREMEN’S MEET Tuesday evening at 7:15, Dunn firemen will hold their regular meeting at the club room over the fire station. Chief Ralph E. Hanna will preside and all fire men have been urged to be pre sent. Hqrnett Native Dies Sunday Willie F. Tillman, Sr, M, ->f Godwin, Route 1, died in Fayette ville Sunday morning about • o’clock after a abort illness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 3 pm. at Old Bluff Presbyterian Church at Wade. The Rev. W. A. Brown, pastor of the church and Rev. Bill Pruitt, pastor of the Wade Baptist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mr. Tillman, a retired farmer, v-as a native of Harnett County, son of the late Jim and Belle Cameron Tillman. Since the death of his wife 14 years ago, he had lesided wi:u a daughter, Mrs. J. W. McPhaiL Surviving are four sons, Percy and Oliver Tillman of Fayette ville, Route a; Byron of Wade, Route 1, Willie F. Tillman, Jr. of Fayetteville; one daughter, Mrs. J. W. McPahil of Fayetteville, Route 6; one sister, Mrs. Percie J. Ungerbuehler of Camden, N. J., also seven grandchildren. Stacy Phillips Shot By Wife News was received here today of the death of Stacy Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Phil lips of Dunn. The father said he had been no tified that Phillips was shot to death by his wife, at their home in Pennsylvania. Details were not available immediately. Five child ren are among survivors. The slain man formerly worked for the 'town of Dunn. RCA Victor 'Tv,. 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