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- TTTTmsnAlY. DECEMBER 3, 1953
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"I was worried about
bills myself until I learned
. about Richmond Finance
Corp.!'
nioiraiD fice conp.
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OVER DIXIE HOME STORE
PHONE 2040
that Mrs. Suzanne .Covington
McLean has accepted a position
iwth them as secretary, ; assum
ing .her ; duties Dec, lst.t She
comes here from a clerical posi-
Bion " with Production - Credit
Corporation atXaurinburg, nav
i'4g formerly been with the
Carolina Power & Light Com
pany in Rockingham; Her hus-.
band, J. L. McLean, operates
MacJc?s Craft Shop on Pearl St-
load f
.mi
get full
valine for
your ne
dollar
f Patty is painstakingly
processed to remove every
impure ' particle. ) When you
buy Patsy, you get pure coal
and nothing else. As a re
sult. Patsy lasts longer, has
less waste takes far less
tending. Just one load of
Patsy will convince you.
INSIST ON GENU!!
ITS SPECIALLY HEATED FOX
DUSTUSS DELIVERY I
took for ihls -SeaJ jpe yOM'
delivery ticket.
MUNN'S COAL & OIL jCO.
PHONE 2416 ROCKINGHAM, N. C.
Exclusive Patsy Distributor for Richmond County
Ladies' Night for it
lions iud uec. k r
If fwas announced today by
the friendly, iMJSmBim
Mrs McLean With
Triendlyoanfio.
It was announced today by
COMPLETE SHOE
REPAIR SERVICE
HUDSON
SHOE SHOP
West Washington Street
ROCKINGHAM. N. C.
Legion in District
Mit Hamlet Dec. 1
ocal Legionaires attended
the 12th District American
the'flBockingham Lions d; I "Legion meetingat HamleT last
SOMETHING .
NEW
... SOMETHING
GOOD
SIDNEY'S GRILL is now
packaging1 the popular
FI L E T-M I G NO N for
home use. Keep a few
packages- in your home
freezer for special occa
sions or u n e x p e e t e d
guests. :Qr purchase from
us as needed.
Popular Price
SIDNEY'S GRILL
Call 3662
For, More Information
Special Agent
NEW YORK LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
HAMLET, N. C.
PEJOHE 194
LIFE
Accident & Sickness
INDIVIDUAL & GROUP
Your confidence
solicited
that the Zone Ladies' Night pro
gram which, was planned, for
Dec. 4th has been postponed un
ttt T5ec. 14thi ? This change
advisame oecause of several con
flicts ,with other important
events this 'coming weeke-di
The principal rfne being 'th4?
state champioiiship rJootiwul
cramp at. TTnmlif. .XVximfJ viaJt-j
night. $M wny vpmea-.ine-
- Careful nrenaraS&.M laLegl (Among, the
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been made for -the
Dawkins said, and the club
: i A c .1 i j i . J
professional entertainers engag
ed for the former date are still
able to appear on the , program
on the 14th. This postponement
will also allow others more time'
in which to make their- plans to
attend and to get the proper re
servations. -
It is uuderstood that all club
men will be accompanied by a
lady, thus conforming-to a cus
tom established stveral years
ago. The banquet will be serv
ed in the cafeteria of the L. J.
Bell School, beginning at 7 p.
m., followed by the program of
entertainment and " recognition
of distinguished guests and visitors.-
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Clubmen and their guests
from otner tuuos 01 ine
will include Hamlet, Ellerbe,
Wadesboro, Ansbnville, a n d
Polkton.
By way of excusing the post
ponement of the event; Dawkins
stated that personally . he felt
that the Lions Clubs of this area
are highly appreciative of the
fact that a local high school
athletic team has advanced to
the important position of con
tending for a State Champion
ship, and that all of those clubs
are glad to give way for Ham
let's "Big Night".- 1 r " v
With the Sick
Little Jimmy Long, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Long reznains in
a coma at ouKe nospitax. latue
Jimmy was injured from the
kick of a horse several weeks
ago. Mrs. Long remains at his
bedside and takes care of him
during the day. , c
Charlie Carr underwent a ma
jor operation oh Sunday, at the
Charlotte Memorial hospital. Mr.
and Mrs. Carr are now " making
their home in Lancasteri&Jti.
Carr is the former Josephine
Wentz," daughter of Mr. 'and Mrs.
W. A. Wentz. They have many
friends here that will be think
ing of them and hope that Mr.
Carr will be on the road, to re
covery in a few days. i ,
night, at which time a number
,.distxiet.fiGAlere pre
3ent; and. made brief .talks.
cin-'iatingHWiA' presided
over by Bob Christo, district
commander of . Pinehurst. The
principal address of the even
tog'sras delivered by Dept. Chap-
liahr Harold. "Leatherman. His
theme? :was based on the ques-
iOiit rWhy i; joined the Amer-
many
ahs j jgvenlie included the
idea' that this " organization has
f refached that point in its his
tory when it becomes necessary
for the rank and file of the Leg
lonaires to ieei ; tnat it is an
honor, to b enrolled in this or
ganization, and that with this
hondir' also goes a'solem respon
sibility. He made- j. particular
mention pf .the Legion's assum
ed leadership in the "Back to
God" movement that is now be
ing promoted throughout the
country.- -
Others making brief talks
were Ellis Carver, departmental
divisional commander; and Bill
Staton, departmental Judge
Advocate.
In reporting on memberships
during the business session, it
was found that the goat, which
must -be maintained by the post
making the least showing in this
respectli does not change his
residence. He will remain in
the : 'comfortable quarters he
has occupied for the past month
at Hamlet.
Miss Willie Dawkins
Expresses Thanks
Miss -Willie Dawkins has re
cently returned home from a
Charlotte "hdspltal, where she
underwent- -a major operation.
She Jiad a number f greetings
and flowers fom her tr tends in
Buckingham and she , v'.uits to
thank each of them for their
kind thoughts. .
VFW URGES MEMBERS
TO COLLECT TOYS i
V The Rockingham VFW post
will collect toys for their Christ
mas Eve party for underprivileg
ed children at a catfish stew to
be held Saturday afternoon at
5 o'clock.'
Club officials urged that every
member attend and bring a toy,
old or new, for the party.
by, Oscar McKlnnon and wife,JJDam Township, and more parti-
, Over-Seas : Mailing . Boxes For
Sale At Journal Stationery StrlC
NOTICE
, North: Carolina, ,
Richmond County
Under; and . by. virtue of the
power : of sale contained in - a
certain Deed of Trust executed
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I J I lJ JLL V.--'S . .... v. 2-door, 6-possenger Sedon Modd 4S9 (Ulustrcrfedl
" J7iii""'l""'""r" """",mJ"" """" ' "17, Optional equipment, accessories, stete and local taxes. H abf.
; p""1 . " ddihonal. Prices may vory slightly hi adioining communities due
S'MPP,n9 C''0r9eS" " PnC6S 'ec' ' Canae wi",'f otice.
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rAYBE you didn't know that , you
L can et yourself a bundle of bi
and able Buick Fireball 8 power at the
"6-cyIinder" price shown here.
But that's only the beginning of the
bigger things you get Jn this eye-catching
Buick Special for the low figure
it carries i a He ure that's itimt i
dollars more than that of tw so-called
"low-priced three."
Take a quick roll call.
In this Buick vou et more ronm
than those few extra dollars can buy
t U I
"bu get more comfort comfort that a
lot more money can't buy anywhere
W-the comfort of the Million Dollar
with coil-spring cushioning on all
Safety-Ride rims, the firm solidity of a
massive X-braced frame.
Yoix get more satisf action--more of that
good arid happy feeling that comes
from traveling in a car of ample road
weight, of brawny structure, of impres
sive styling. "
And you get more fun, more thrill
from bossing the walloping, silk-smooth
power thrust of '. the highest-powered,
highest-cmpression Fireball 8 engine
ever placed in a Buick Special.
IT'S TRADE-IH TIUE
FOR A DETTER DEAL
Want the top allowance onyour present car?
Come in and see Us for the happy news
now. You4 sdYe rfioy when yxxi trade with ws.
it all sums uo to is this straight
fact: you get ar more automobile in
this Buick for just a w more dollars.
Better look into the matter if it's a real
deal you want for your money .We,'ie
reauy : wnen you are.
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rarS . AtiMOBiui ari built buick WiLL tuitD thSM
4se iyooeiGj the. Wee --m 'GM'f Uf-wi -
Si'i
Lizzie McKlnnon; Jerry McKin-
nan, single; Alexandria MeKin
non and wife,r .Mary Jane Mc
4nnon; and Hettfe McKlnnon,
single,, dated the8th day of
August, 1953, : andrecbrdedtti
Book 343, page 305,.tn;the of fiqe' steps df "Alex Ellerbe's. lifiei
of . the Register ; of i DeedsL. of
Richmond County North ,C Mo
lina, default having been made
in the payment of the indebted
ness thereby secured and said
Deed of Trust bekig by the
terms thereof subject to fore
closure, the undersigned trustee
will offer for sale at public auc
tion to the highest bidder fori
casnat tne uquraiouse uoor in
Rockingham, North Carolina,
at Noon on the 21st day of- De- i
cember, 1953, the property con
veyed in said Deed of Trust, the
same lying and being in thert
County of Richmond and State
of North Carolina, in Beaver
cularly, described ' as follows:.
Beginning at a large poplar,
on JJawkins's Branch,, . also D.
t, Gore's ' corner, -and : runs
'hence S. 12 3-4 East 26 pbtes to
stCwta' about ten pr fifteen
thence North ' 82 West 36 poles
loles to- a-stake; D. L. Gore's
'brner; thence . as Gore's "line
North? 15 West 22 poles North
10 West 43 pclss,: North 32 Ea&5";
24 . poles to -the - beginning, con
taining 13 1-8 acres more or less.
HBut tlsale will be made sutn
ject to all outstanding" and '.ur,-"
paid taxes and assessments.
" This 18 day of November, 1S5C.
J J.- ELSIE WEBB, -r
' .: v,,;' fj ' Trustee. V
Nov. 26-Dec. 17-c) . ' ' '
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WITH THE PURCHASE OF $49.95 OR MORE
DURING OUR GREAT
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