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VOL. XIV. NO. 10
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RiptoRD, NO^TH ;CI^LINA/ THl
tAY 30,>1918.
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Baui--r Leach.
Richmond, Va., Mav 13, 19l8.
(^ietbut very pretty wed*
was clebrated May 8th 3
-p,m. at the home d£ the officiat
ing clergyman, Rev. lessen
Cecil, oh Park Avenue,’ when
Miss Lola Eugene Leach, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Leach
of^efordN. C. was married
' to Mr. Frank M. Bain of Wade
N. C. The attendants w^re:
Miss Gertrude Bartholomew of
Rocky Mount N. C. and Mr.
Duugald Monroe of Union Theo
logical Seminary of Richmond;
HjfcftB - Et ha Jean Macintosh of
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.
and L)r. W. E. Mvles of Rich
mond. Among the guests were
Mrs. ,r. H. Curry of Wayerdss,
Ga.4 sister of the bride, Mrs. G.
A. Kase of Richmond, Mrs. S. H
Howes, of Richmond; Mrs. D. F
^pclntosh, of White Sulphur
is^ingg-^nd Miss Mary V Lap-
sley of Richmond.
,The groom is a graduate of
IfVv Davidson College, Davidson' N.
(3, and a student of Union Theo-
IV logical Seminary. Richmond.
The bride is a * stepographer
for the R. F. and P. R. R. Co.
She has made her home in Rich-
^liond and having such lovely
character and sweet disposition
"’has won many friends in t^e
) city
They will make their home
for the present in Lynnhaven
Virginia, where Mr. Bain has
been assigned to work during
summer months. —R i c h m o n d,
(VaT Times.
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Jhit' Bldo left last .we^
ItfCi
B. McNpill and Miss.
MjMhie McKelthen 6f Raeford
attended services at the Presby
terian church Sunday evening—
-Canaeron Cor.
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^■iVj^^r. John -McQueen made an
ISdress to the colored people
here last Saturday afternoon.
They organized a Red Cross
socifetv.—Moore (county News.
Odd Fellows Loyal.
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now
Whereas', our country is
engaged in the greatest war in
alt history for ,the preservation
^>f4;ivUization and the defence^of
human rights, therefore be it
resolved bv Raeford Lodge No.
133 I. 0. O. F. in regala|r session
assembled: ' ” ^
l8t. That we pledge Our most
hearty and loyal support to our
country in hour of supreme trial
and do herein tender our assist
ance to our Government in any
way it may be found we may
be of service!
2nd. That we pledge ourselves
to be true^and obebient and sub-
seryient'to the demands of and
the regulations required by tho
various departments of the Gov
ernment in food production and
conservation more.especially.
3rd That a copy of these reso
lutions be sedt the Grand Secre
tary; that a copy be given the
Hoke County .Tr.nrnal for pub
Ucation and that they be spread
upon the minuets of our Lodge.^
D. S. Poole,
B. F.^Grimps,
J. A. McDiarmid,
. Committee
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The Smith Plow Works have
-mapufactured and sold this sea-
^fj\8on:2.000 of -the famous J. P.
jSmitb plows. -
O^VWallow does not make a
summer, but three cow swallows
" ' make a man a pretty good drink
Raeford guy decides.
Rev. A. R. McQueen, pastor
of the Presbyterian church has
about recovered from an opera-,
tion forv appendicitis performed
several weeks ago. He is now
able to sit up and expects to be
out again next week. His many
friends will be glad* to learn
that he has about recwvered-—
Dunn Guide. ^ y
'* Von Hpttlings eonfidi^ce that
thei^e is 0iPs Year
uia^amiV kiidwledge of the
time when von Hindenburg and
Luden^drff are going to be
licked.—New York World.
EvangeKstic Services.
Rev. Chas. C. Smith of Dur
ham, and his singer, Mr. O’Neal
are assisting PastorTownsend in
a revival meeting in the Baptist
ehurchjthis week. Services at 4
and 9 o’clock p. m.^
To Tbe Voters of Hoke Comity
I am and have been very busy
BO that I cannot see the people
as I would like t9, but I will ap
preciate your support in the pri
mary beyond words, and I will
always be true to your interests
J. W. Johnson.
NOTICE, TRUCKERS!
Dewberry Crates, Huckleberry CiAJtes, ^2 quart aizeSi^tand-
:afd8, lOQ 46c; 250 44'c; 500 42ic. '
'Standard Corn Crates, each, 18c.
Peach ^pskets, standardlmshel size, 32c. •
Rickers’ Baskets, stamiurd h bushel size, each. 36c.
Barrels,.seconds, suitable for potatoes, each, 36c.
- Cash with the order.
THE CASH HOUSE.
Fayetteville, N. C.
Local Items.
The Crops of all kipds - are
growing well now including
weeds and-grass. .. “ • . . •
Hciii. A. J0i^^cGill »nd ftev. R
A. McLeod tjl Fayetteville, Rr3,
were in tow|f^te8terday. . ,'|i
If there"Wkhy%iY runirig for
congrps.s l^' this district this
year we do^'hot know it.
Twenty young white men left
for. camp Lues(lay. We want to
publish a full list'next week.
The children of the Junior
Bed Cross under the direction of
Mias Ida Wamack and Mrs Paiil
Dickson raised $109.00 by their
play given Monday night.
There has beeh some complaint
of hog chelera in town and
in the county. It is a good idea
to be usirg preventives as meat
is very high and ho^s scarce
** Lock Maynor an Indian -and a
deserter from Camp Jackson
whose home is in Robeson Gour-
ty was an ested l>y rfhei iff Hail
over on Puppy creek' Saturday
' Epstein’s Dept. Store starts a
June sale tommorrow. Read the
big pag® ad. over carefully. On
the posters is a mistake: it is
Kadsey wbero it should be Ka
kai pants and coats $1.98 ^ each.
The Raeford Graded Bchool
had bad weather for closing, but
the teachers stayed on the jofr^
until everything was over. oRarn
Thursday,'Friday and Saturday
night come just at the wrong time
to fit us. But the Jlunior Re(
Cross pJayASpectacularPagean
and a parade of the Allies were
given Monday evenly gnd w
Some weeks ago Mr. James R
Jones who lives down the wire
road beyond Dundarrach paid
a year’s subscriptioh to the Jour
nal in corn, which we kept in j
box in the office for some time;
and people who come into the
office remarked about how fine
it was; it was actually better
than any seed corn we have
seen in any seed store. We told
some fplks that we kept that
box of corn setting here in the
office to advertise an honest
man and that man is James R.
Jones of Stonewall township
Noted Speaker Coming.
Hon E. B. Lewis of Kinston
N.C. State manger of the Wood
men of the World will speak in
the school anditorium next Fri
day nignt at eight otolock sharp
Every body is cordially invited
to come out and hear a good pat-
ridtic as wellas instructive speech
Mr. LevS'is is a fine speaker
and you willmisse a treat if you
fail to hear him. We want to be
gin promptly at 8 oclock in order
to not conflict with the preach
ing service at the Baptist church
J. C. Nlsbet. Chairman Cora.
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THE
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Natiional
• FAYETTEVILLE, N.C.
THE ACTIVE BANK FOR ACTIVE pEOPLjE.
The ideal depository for surplus funds.
4 Per Cent Interest
on Time. Depe^sits. ^
. ASSETS $1,688,0*00.00 |
and continually growing. ^
a WrCOOPER, Pres., A. B. McMILLAN, Cahr. V
J ■ T. M. SHAW., AssistMt Cashier. ^
i Vt^crains! '
t'.si^ve a- picnic,
of Camp
jfune ’4tli on
'.y
Time Over.
r»._, -V - -l, :
f-jiat shows the
flutions by towm-
taigri just closed
$ 469 00
750.00
723.00
* V 140.00
■ . 390.00
1683.00
. ^ 600.00
” the . paid
amounted
! lAt siedimfatioD of
pumeroupYffer^. f hereby .an
nouneemys^if a candidate for
re electipmte tiie Qffi% of Regis
ter of Di^ds ?qir ::Roke cepnty,
subject to the^Bciion of tim vo-
terMrrt^ a'pproaeWngprhnary.
' most.sincerely thank you all
or your support .- in ..previous
eiectioni^. and prbDilse mv ipost
faithful service in the future.,
Re8pe9tfu!lyY^"2w
" R L' BETHUNE-
Thp
towns
per4!
whipife
6t
int&l
Drn
sul
m
.amount
:upl>on
^%nd Stonewall tied
l^tates Flag offer-
l^.hsbip going over
Sas^a warded to each
Cross flag, to the
ing over by largest
went to* Allendale
. more
"people.did nobly
1 Cross war Fund
iiripa^ and
jip 4^ with,
ienext with'
':-y
■ ■ $ 185.0(11
■ 143.00
..73.00
iqr township
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ncements.
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I hereby annoonee my " caadf- ''
dacy for County CJpiittraissioner,
suteeci to the actiomeg the Den.
ocratie primary, I apprectate
the support given iiie ra the laas
election, and if again nominateci
and electec^^iil continue to givK '
the best servicnul'which I am
capable.
' RespectfuUv,
, J. C. THOMaS.
- For Clerk Superior Court.
I hereby announce rny.candi-
dacy for Clerk of the Superior
Court of Hoke county, subject
to the action of the Democratic
primary. I appreciate the sup
port given me in the past, and
Ifagain nominated and elected,
will continue to give the best
service of which l am capable.
Respectfully,
W. B. Mci^UEEN.
than 1^^ Supt'rior Court.
For State Senate.
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for the office of State
Senator, for the 13th Senatorial
District, subject to thh action of
the Democratic primary. Your
support will be appreciated.
JOHN MeGOOGAN.
The State Senatorial Matter
The Democratic party of Cum
berland County will make a
mistake by voting-in the Senat
orial primary. If this is Hoke
county ’s time to have the repres
entative in the Senate then Hoke
County should name the'mane
the man they want and Cura,
berland County 6ught not to hav.
a thing, to do in selecting a man
for Hoke,- but vote for Hoke's
man te a. man at the .general
alecrioar-My-adyies-teth^Deme-
crats of Cumberland is not to
vote in the. Senatorial primary
Hoke has two good men run
ning for the Senate but I will not
vote for either one of them in
the primary. Some think it is too
late to call a halt now but it is
never too late to do right instead
of wrong. The voter is the sover
eign in this case. The finest de
finition of the'sovereignty that 1
know about is the right to com
mand in the last emergency.—
H. Ouirie in Fay. Observer.
grepe is* about to get on
to the farnSBrs. They are all
working hard trying to keep
it down.
Misses Lucile McKenzie and
Jane Dalton left Monday after
noon to attend teachers suhb
mer school at Red Springs.
Messrs Arch aud Dewitt Tapp
were callers in this vicinity Sun
day afternoon.
Rev, Alexander filled ijls reg
ular appointment here Sunday
A couple left Allendale Sun
day PM. and arrived here about
10 minutes later, self starting
mule-obile that has the Ford
beat. As it happened they had
no accidents and reached home
safe and sound.
MispAnnie Singleton is now at
home on her vacation; has been
attending school this, past year
at Flora McDonald.
Mr-Marcus Cplbreth has accep
ted a.position at Lumber Bridge
but will spend most of his Sun
days at home we are glad to say
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Montrose Letter.
Misses Myrtle Austin, Mary
Poole, Ollie Graharn, Annie Mae
Sinclair and Lucy Currie, Messrs
Neill B. Sinclair and Neill
McKeitban of Raeford visted in
Montrose Sunday.
There will be communion ser
vice here next Sunday morning
at eleven o’clock conducted by
Rev. E.,Alexander.
Mr. Tom McFadyen spent a
few days in Wilmington last
week.
The second series of State Mo
ving Pictures Show will begin
here next Friday night mav 31;
we would be glad to have all the
schools near here where this
For ^eritf.
I hereby announce myself
candidate for the office of sheriff
,of Hoke county, subject to the
action of the Democratic prima-
this office, I wish to heartily
thank the voters for their loyal
support in the past, and earnest
ly hope that my past record will
commend itself to my fellow
citizens at this timq. ^
Respectfully,
EDGAR HALL.
For Coaly
•fi
y-
Fw State Seaiite.
In response to very ma^y re-
quests made to me, I havfe de
cided to lay Mide my persona
Interests and reconsider my re
cent declination to be a candi
date for the Senate from this
district
My name will, therefore, be
presented to the voters of Hoke
and Cumberland counties for
the position of Senator, and 1
will appreciate the support of
my fellow citizens at the coming
primary for that honor.
*3. W. JOHNSON,
a
join in with us. '
Sevetal of our people attended
commencment at Flora McDon
ald last wedk. ,
Mrs. J.E. Covington spent last
week with her parents Mr. and
Mrs Daniel McKay at Mt Gilead
Mr. and Mrs Usher and family
of Bennettsville S. C. and Mr.
and Mrs j. B. Usher of Laurel
Hill spent Sunday with Mrs
Robt Usher.
H. S. KIRKPATRICK
For tlie LepUatve.
I hereby announce ray candi
dacy as the Representative of
Hoke county in the Lower House
of the next Legislature of North
Caruliua, subject to the action
of thq,^Democratic primary.
Certain changer are needed in
some of our Local Laws, and if
entrusted with this responsibili
ty, I shall endeavor to comply
with the wishes of our people in
this and all other matters where
sire will be to represent the peo
ple, of the wjiole county.
H. S. KIRKPATRICK..
April 12, 1918,
\\
JOHN A. HODGIN FOR HOUSE
of Represeutatives.
, Having been-confered with by
many of my friends I hereby
announce myself candidate for
the House of Keresentatives
from Hoke /county, subject to
the action the Democratic pri
mary, and if elected I pledge
to all of our people my best
service.
JOHN A. HODGIN.
Antioch, N. C., April 16, X918.
For Cotton Weigher.
I herein announce myself a
candidate for the office of Cotton
Weigher, subject to will of the
voters of Hoke county as
pressed in the approaching pri
mary.
M. McOUFFIE.
For ^leriil.
I take this method to announce
myself a candidate for the office
of Bberiff of Hoke county, sub
ject to the action of the coming
primary. If the people see fit to
el&ct me, I will try to perfwm
the duties of that office to the
best of my ability. I have no
special promises to make, only
as to the collection of taxes as
they become due.
N. C. McMILLAN.
For Counly Commissioner
Thereby' announce myself a
candidate for re-election to the
office of County Commissioner
subject to the will of the voters
as expressed in coming primary.’
am grateful to the voters of
Hoke county for their expres
sions of ^confidence in the last
election^ assure them M my
most faithful contiuued services
I hereby announce mvself a
candidate for the office of (boun
ty Cominissioner. s^ject to the
action of the votera of Hoke
county in the coming (Hrimary.
M. McLeod.
ta if they so elect.
JESSE GIBSON.
FOR Sale—Ford Sedan Roadster
in first class condition; five de
mountable rhns; tires nearly
new'. A great bargain.
C. W. .Seate.
WANTED-Bids on the 0 1 d
school building. Can be moved
any time before Oct. Terms
W. T. Covington.
Fmr Treasurer.
I hereby announce my candi
dacy for the office "of Treasurer
of Hoke county, subject to the
will of the voters as expressed
in the cinning prj^oai^, promis
ing a' continued faithful per-
formapee of the duties of the
office if elected.
W, J. McCRANEY.
For County
/
For CouMy CawMiwier.
1 hereby announce my eandi-
dacy“Tdr“lhe~office“ of Couh^"
Commissioner, subject to the
will of the Democracy of Hoke
as expressed in the approaching
primarv.
A. D, McLaughlin
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ONE NEW Five Passage Over
land for sale at a saerifice.
H. C. McLauehlin.
Raeford. N, GL