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)w piice of cotton haftJ
Btopt)gd the real estate bii^ess.
i Jndke I Horton will hold) our
U term of court. We read, be
kpnly 26 years old.
' We.have not heard of a d^r,
in fact'DOthiDK worth while, be
ing killed this season.
The Journal has been wrong;
Superior court convene Nov: 29,
Monday after Thanksgiving.
% e hobbyhorses are in town,
and running at a loss* still they
ta^he^ i£Jthatl3--COtnfQr.tiiifi
‘^^ LcaUedW^a.^y or-fe,
. fopii^ them ready, as they- as
f^ways are, to help make the day
I'^yir^rthwhUe. Mr. Smith . then
went te the school building ■ and
' announced popular meeting
" f‘V^, for everybody in t|^ school au-
’t '^aud^tbijiiim Thursday night, and
I'" fecial entertainment for the sol-
jdier boys.
-^ue to a misunderstanding
^r>mi a late start not very 'many
A attended, but we had a good
time.-', ■
^ A. D. fjore^explained the pur-
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RAEFORD, NORTH'CABOIi®^?
It: NbvfsiiBER 18,' im
rf-?
2?^ i
pose of the Anierican Legion.
V’l
^m. L. Poole explained a
®^-ge. the Hindenburg Line
rage in p^tioular.
> J. W. McbauchUn spoke for
the Confederate Veterans, and
m appreciation of the services of
;tl4. Wbrld War veterans.
- Oscar Leacn presented the
4 cause of the Bted Cross, explain-
ing its vast and ready services.
/.^' "^" Mrs. H. A. Cameron, Mrs- J;
*1. C/i.'Thomas, Mrs. R. E. Lewis,
*^T8. Paul Dickson and MissBen-
Lee,jTpehurch (who had
[v^J^en assisted by others in va-
ijous atbd sundry ways)^ served
bustiers, sandwiches, CottpSiplc^?
ii»hts,Vv etc'.', ,bQ.u«f^li^
m^fullv and to g;rj^^jj|i
liii Mdiioruui^
Whereas in the wisdom of our
ipreme Commander the. fof-
wing members of Camp Lamb,
bited Confederate Veterans
i ling called their - reward, they
j iving died since the last meet-^
(igoftbe camp, viz-; J. D.*
(isson, who died Aug. 31st; H.
,. McPhaul, who died Sept. 5tb;
bn Livingston, who died Sept.
thand'JlL J. McPhaul, wbu
ied XTctw iterd, 19!^,'' therefotb,
be it resolved:
lit. ThatweplMeon record
our appreciation of the lives and
serVices'bf thpse deceased com
rades, who after responding to
the call of country, served faitH-
fiilly during the war, and after
peace was declared took up the
task in rebuilding the wasted
country, in which undertaking
tliey labored earnestly up to the
time death terminated their
earthly existence, and they an
swered their last roll call.
2. That while we mourn their
departure, we humbly boW to
the will of Gk)d, expressing our
faith in His divine wisdom and
rule.
3rd, That a copy ot these
resolution be spread upon our
minutes, a copy biB sent to rela
tives of the deceased domrades,
and a copy be ferttMoke County
JpurliatTor publicaltion.
LOCAL-
This weather wUI cause the
death of many a porker.
Special Fur Sale on this ^^eek
at McLauchlin Co. See ad.
The Baptist State Convention
is in session^in Asheville.
Mr. Luke Bethune and all his
family have been sick with bad
colds.
t. '
The cold weather comes with
'a great part of the cotton crop in
the'field. . ,
Little Margaret, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Cole, has
been quite sick.
Union Services.
- The union Thanksgiving ser,^
vices will be held next Thursday,
fihe 26th,^ this^s^tiat
JSoyelb|i«ii will be
0rp1|^l||i%"iw4 exery;
Dr. A. A. McFadyen gave us
are s^
the mo.st interesting Missionary
^C|fi
addre^ at the Presbyterian
ha^^
church Sunday morning. it has
housA
been our privilege to hear.
Stewl
ly secfions
^ first of thr-
Moore spent
N here recently
?Dd, of Selma,
in Rae-
itweek.
■ y
Arthur, pro
ern Hotel in
aht ’' Monday in
. • ■ .V ■ • •
^j;',^V.ndrew3 is now
1 r;' G. D. Andre
quite sick, we
irs. B. B, Lindsa
from^ the Steeie
l^aflin- cottage • cr
HOKESUPER10I
CIVIE.
November? T€i
WEDNES!|i4|;, bi
No 603. In re: M J McPh^i^^ill.
S & McQ for pav6i
C & L and Mbir^^pP for’
No. 475. Jacob Blue V^Mi^^^lhe.
, s&McQfdpJiblr®:?^^.:
. (? B P for.
No. 481.. Jones v A C L -
;. ’ H W B W and ^ Bi|l|
McL,7V, McL ftjdjibd I
'■'i ';-:rv;.->.fppdant.
^0. 489.'.^ Martiq McBbatte%'‘
L. o-.* V j .*■;•*
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Mrs. Laqr Chili.
(Mrs. Janie McK. Harrington.)
Rev. and Mn. M D. McNeill,
John MeNeill, Mr. D. J. McNeill
and the correspondent went to
Raeford on Thursday to be pre
sent at the funeral services of
Mrs. Lacy Clark, who before
her marriage was Miss Bess
Blue of Raeford, A lovely char
acter. sweet and gentle, she was
much beloved by all who knew
her. In the hoars of her great
physical sufferings, she rejoiced
in her Savior, saying her suffer
ings were nothing to what He
suffered.on the cross to give her
immortal life. When the cold
h hid of deaHi was upon her.
. .e spoke corntorthig vvords to
a: r relati ves' and her friends who
..■ere at her b'-d-:’'ie. ;3he said
'he vvas happy to go tu a better-
Avorid that was i’r.e froi’u pain',
suffering and so I row, to a land
where there were no parting.s,
and to her rnotber said, “.Just
hink, mamma, it will be forever
here.’' Her pastor* Rev. 'VV.
C. Brown of Raeford, said that
le visited her to comfort and
sustain her in the hour of death,
and that he himself came away
comforted and much strength
ened by her beautiful faith and
the love and'erust she manifest
ed in a crucified Christ. The
funeral services were conducted
at her home. The room in which
the casket containing her beau
tiful body rested was literally
banked with floral offerings of
the most beautiful and elabo
rate designs. ,The casket was
i^vered^thband bouquets of
of ^keni, Ued with
$2.00 Per Year.
Calm'as the evening, >
, Clear m the morning.
Bright hopes of glory
To her were given.
Earth scenes were fading,
Angela were singing,
Baid she at parting, .
Meet me in Heaven.
So ’twas she faded,
As fades the summer.
Sweetly she whispered
Meet me in Heaven, /’'w
—Moore County News.
Rev. 6. P. Robinsou preached
his last sermon for the confer
ence year Sunday night, and
this week he attends the North
Cirolina Conference'in Rocky
vount. It is the general desire
Robinson be returned
:it
itaerord.
He just suits
STOLEN- A red three speeded
•new Chief bicvcle, stolen from
p>rch at Make McKinnon's
house \Vednesday night of last
vvt;t k. Reward for return.
^ DAVID McKINNON.
Raefmrd, N,. C.
McNeill Grocery Co. News Items.
A NIPPING FROST, COL
DER WEATHER. You will
need more and better things to
oat. Here’s a list of good ^ngs
for you:
Fresh fish and oysters Friday
and'Saturday.
Fresh pork sausage daily.
Eingans country style, hams
and bacon.
Tarbell’s best cream cheese. •
Melrose Whitehonse and Sun
flower flour, no better at any
price. ' . , ,
Log cabin pure mapl^e syrup.,
Pillsbury. pancake fliw..
Qnterio biiftkiRlieatr
;-5V;
s»S--
a more elaborate
^dn the.future.
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Camp Lamb Meeting.
The called meeting of the
members of Camp Lamb met in
the cQmmip.‘=inrier:^’.room in the
court h''i!se kist Friday moru-
T11 ' f ol 1 o w i ng mem bers
fte present: Alex. McMillan,
^rndr., presiding, A. D. Guin,
Adjt.,, J. W. McLauchlin, W.
G. Johnson, W. J. McCraney,
/M. D. Bethune, L. J. Hobson, J.
*Peele.
■? Appropriate resolntions in me-
■niiiHf|aTn of Comrades who have
itly died were adopted.
The following resolution was
also adopted:
We, the members of Camp
iHib Confederate Veterans, in
fleeting assembled respectfully
resolve Ist. That the General
Assembly of North-' Carofina be
jtitioned to place deserving ne
who tookdhe place of sol
rers, or slaves who faithfully
performed vfee duties of soldiers;
they a^e pow few in number;
they are still true and worthy
it citizens, and for these reasons
we request our Representative,
’ Mr. Oscar Leach, to draw and
fintrodueea bill in the next ses-
^sion of our General Assembly;
fallowing the names 6f these de
serving negroes to be placed on
Ipension rolls by pension boards.
Pastime Theatre Program.
Thursday Night: Mary Pick-
ford in‘‘Rebebca of Sunnbrook
Farm.” This picture is shown
vecywhere else at 60c. Here
and 30c. ,
Friday Night: Mack Senneft
medy and Serial.
Saturday' Night: ‘‘Treasure
ilaud” from Stevenson's great
iyei.'°. This is one of the best
iQWs. Admission 30 and 60i
A Cu4 of Thanks.
For such helful kindness and
so many acts of love and' ex
pressions of sympathy during
our recent sore bereavement, we
desire to thank our friends We
thank each from the depth of our
hearts.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A.' Blue,
Lacy F. Clark.
Pay Tonr Taxes.
I will meet the taxpayers of
Hoke County at the times and
places named below for the pur
pose of collecting State, School
and County taxes for the year
1920. One per cent, will be de
ducted from the net amount, if
paid during November, so please
meet nie aD(}'get your receipts:
Montrose Wednesday, Nov. 17,
from 9 a. m. till 12 m.
Ashley Heights Wed., Nov. i7,
from 2 p. m. till 5 p. m.
Bowmore Thursttey, Nov 18
Allendale Friday, Nov. 19.
Antioch Saturday, Nov. 20.
Dundarrach Mon., Nov. 22nd,
from 9 a. m. till 12 m.
Arabia Monday, Nov. 22Qd,
from 2 p.'^ m. tilt 5 p. m.
EDGAR HALL,
Sheriff.
and H W B W^or plaiMJff. ^
S.B McL for defendant.
f
No. 622. Stephen Putney Shoe Co. v T L Blue.
H W B W for plaintiff;
S & McQ for defendant.
No.' 628- Angus Carmichael v Nettie Moody et al.
McQ and H W B W for plaintiff.
0 & L for defendants.
No. 530. Rf'd Springs Trading Co y Walter Vample.
McL, V, ivicL arid S for plaintiff. '
.S '& McQ for defendant.
No. 660. Flora' Anne Brown v Warren Strickland.
McI, L and P for plaintiff.
McL, V, McL and S & McQ for defendant
No. 661. J A McVicker et al v C K Jackson.
S and M for plaintiffs. '
C & L and S & McQ for defendant.
No. 660. K G McRae v D D McRae.
H W B W for plaintiff.
C & L for defendant.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2
No. 568.
No. 620.
No, 676.
No. 576.
No. mi.
No. 581.
McGill and MeNeill have mov
ed into their new brick store,
and it is a real nice place.
The Bank of Hoke has had a Ko. 588.
larger vault put in and refur
nished, and refinished the inte
rior of the building and now it’s
more commodious and beautiful.
President VWilson has pro
claimed ThuifsaiiyVNov. 25th, as
a day of thanksgiving, with the
request that people turn aside
from th^ daily avocations to
return fbanks to God for the man- No. 602.
ifold blessings of which they are
daily recipients.
.No. 595.
No. 600.
^A J Fuller v A R Ry Co.
H W B W for plaintiff.
S & McQ for defendant.
J W Johnson vQ S Bennett.
H W B W for plaintiff. ,, ""
GBR for defendant. "
Mary A McRae v Jno Hines,, •
S & McQ for plaintiff.
:: for defendant.
J C Thomas'v J C Cope.
McL, V, McL and 8 and S & McQ for plaintiff.'
McI, L & P and C & L for defendant.
Geo W Cox V Mack MePhatter et ux^
S & McQ for plaintiff.
S B McL for defendants.
McLauchlin Co v Jno Covington et ur,
C & L for plaintiff.
H W B W for defendant. . t"
Wm. L Bethune v A C Bethune.
C & L for plaintiff. , .
for defendant. -
“v,.
T J McGill, Agt, V Alice Graham.
G B R for plaintiff.
8 & McQ'for defendant. "
W L Moore v W H McArthur et ux.
C & L for plaintiff,
8 & McQ for defendant.
Mary J McNeill v Jas A McNeill et d. .
C E W and G 6 R for plaintiff.
C & L for defendants. '
sang softly, * Asl^p in Jee
and “No Night There.” She
leaves a husband and little four-
year-uld daughter, Jennie Mc
Neill Clark; also her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Blue;
three sisters, Mrs. N. B, Blue,
Mrs. Pelham Covington an > Miss
Eunice Blue. Two Itrotl.ers,
Messrs. John and Daniel Blue,
all of Raeford, besides a host of
relatives and friends, who will
ever love and rever the memory
of one whose life was always
cheer and sunshine.
Calmly she faded as fades the
suminer
Sweetly she ^ whispered, soon
rU be there, .1
fancy
Oovington’s very best'
molasses.
Pickled pig feet, salt mullets.
Corby’s light and dark fruit
cake.
Corby’s cocoanut and choco
late layer cakes, nut cakes,
orange cakes, plain cake, mar
ble raisin cake, citron cake.
Fresh Daily.
Corby’s fresh bread daily.
Corby’s fresh rolls Saturday.
Dromidary dates, seeded rai- ,
sinsi cocoanuts, apples, bananas,
apples of the best quality.
Brazil nuts, fancy budded
waluts in transit. Also cran
berries.
Fresh pelery daily.
McNEILL GROCERY CO.
The home of good things to eat.
PHONE 44. (Adv.)'
-T“
I Who Are More Thrifty.
N Men or Women?
Some say that women are more thrifty than
men. Wedo not Icnow abouf this. It is very
much like Saying that women are more honest
than men. Noboby knows and we don’t think
such questions as these will ever really be de"
cided. • . ^
The thrift proclivity is not influenced by any
thing that is not peculiar to either sex, in our
opinion.
Any man or woman with a brain and a back
bone can be, thrifty. Any thinking person can
see the desirability of being thrifty, and any
person with vim and self-control can ^be thrifty
—man or woman, boy or girl.
The Bank of Hoke
Raeford, N, C.
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