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'OU'XIX NO. 38
RAEPORD,^OBTH CAROllNA. T1
nJOIIPefitar.
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School Notes.
'A spiend d program was ren
dered inehspei last Wednesday
j.morhing by the senior class in
celebrating^of the taking of their
class rings.. A-farge number of
t. theparents as well as tne whole,
schopl were present to witness
'12?^the program which was as fol
’ lows: ,
- ^ President's spi^ech of welcome
-—Jewiel Snead.
f** * t
»‘ Devotional —Herman Cambell.
Reading—PaMioe-Ffoeman.
Violin Solo—Addie Mae-^at-
lin. ^ ^
sTaik, Class Spirit—Mr. Stack-
ouse.
Original Play—Senior Class,
^'^he play was p(irhaps the most
'‘''24lque feature of the program
When the curtain opened the
class mascot, little Vera Camp
bell, dressed in the senior class
colors, lay asleep in the woods.
She dreamed that she went’ to
the *foot of the rainbow and
found a ppt of gold, and upon
awakening put her dream into
action by going to the foot of the
^ rein bow at the back of the
^kge and sure enough
there was a pot of gold Marc ha 1
Neil roses—the senior class flow
er. She went olf to find the
seniors and while she was gone
the class came on the stage and
proceeded to toast ' marshraal-
''lows Their conversation cnn-
^sted of jokes on the teachers
ari^ pupils,and parodies Sn their
Later the mascot came
nd found the seniors and
.•r ^
Ve to each of them a rose,
telling them that in each was, a
^^^'art of -gold which of course
’‘^"“iitheiiwrWg.^^ The ^niors then
ind went home. ^
^^his program was well ren-
Idered and reflects much credit
^lon the class.
j:y-" A business meeting of the Pa-
f^W^nt-Teachers’ Association was
* ' in the High School audito
GeBtlemen of the Jury:
i The following ^ere drawn on
the first Monday in Decembef to
serve as jurors at the next term
of Hoke Superior court which
convenes Jan. 2l3t, l924:
Allendale’^J. S. Currie.
Antioch—ETW. McNeill,
J. Dalton, G. C. Biggs, A. R.
Raynor, ,W. B. McLau'chiin.
Blue Springs—J. D. McLeod,
Hugh Parks-
Little River—W. P. Cameron,
J: S. Cameron.
McLauchlin—Harrison Luns
ford.
Quewhiffle—B. B. Saunders,
R. D. Strather, W. R Haywood,
J. 0. Thompson, D. L. Moss, C-
R Auman, M. L. Sides,
Raeford W, H. Hobson, J.
C. Nisbet.
Ston.ewall—H. A, McKenzie,
N. H G Balfour. Jesse Gibson,
S. N. McKenzie.
Mr. Carswell Installed.
Rev. A. D- Carswell was in-
stalle ’ pastor of Shiloh Sunday
morning, and of Philippi Sunday
afternoou by the following com
missiun appointed by the Presby
tery of Fayetteville: ” Rev. W C-
Browii, Rev. L. Smith,^Rev. D.
L- Jones, Ruling Elders McLean
Camobeli and D S Poole.
Mr, Carswell v/ill be installed
at Bethel and bundarrach by
the same cotuoib^.ni on the 2nd
'Sunday in Jan‘ ,
Short kemSip^g^
, We have printed aJot of.Land
Posters. " .
Shop before Tuesday, '^he
stores close then.
Cotton co-ops will close for
Christmas holidays today. - ^
The Moore county resorts are
filled with winter touristSi
Mr. E. T. Davis is beautifying
bis residence bv repainting.
The county commissioneis
meet next on Jan. 6th, 1924. '
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Do your Christmas shopping in
Raeford—when you get ready.
The sudden change in the
weather last week caused us to
shiver—and build fires.
The Presbyterian Sunday
school will hold Christmas exer
cises on next Monday night.
Mr- E. T. Davis had several
nice turkeys stolen from his
farm in Bladen county last week
Evangelist William Black, D.
D., conducted a series of meet
ings at Centre church near Max-
ton last week.
If greateif^paution is not taken
somebody will be killed on the
streets of Raeford by an aulonao'
bile.
The Baptist State Convention
met in Gastonia last we^k. This
State Convention was first or
ganized in 1830. ,
Pension checks for Oohfeder-
The^
fulLst
f trade is now in
5r the price of ferti
ince to prohibitive
rs. 1. A.
ives in
McGoogan
La Grange
The
this see
noWsliif
'?'= 1
Raef(i
their
when ti
attire
It is"
highwfi
used dij
expect!
Mr.
caoe
near-.^
800 galll
*Mr.
Treasury
glad to J
’Will bd
fice so(
Mr. jj
award(
Wyandi
hurst
for $4
Rael
not hai
wareh(
near tl
l?is unusually heavy
So many, goods are
|d-bv Parcels Post.
It( res usually have
well displayed, but
iMfe dre=H«d in holiday
.-are b* uu iful.
Igerous to drive the
1^0w. and if booze. Is
the holidavs we may
Jg"ca8ualty lis^.
Forbes, who runs a
lit Hodgin’s grist mill
>ch, has made over
i^f svrup this fall-
McCraney, County
|ig improving, we are
anmit is hoped be
Ito’relprnto his of-
J.^. Campbell of Rae-
fordT Route 3,-had a hog killed
last week that weighed 449 ibs.
And she has five other big hogs.
Small Farm for Sale in Hoke
county. See T. D. Hatcher,
Jeweler,1 03 Hay street, Fay
etteville, N. C
vVANfED BOARDERS-Ihave
opieded the HMchef House and
will furnish board and lodging
at redsdnable rates. ,
Mrs. K. T.’ Butler.
LOST—Last Sunday a light
brown female Airdale with
long ears and hair, stand up
hair on face. Chunky built.
Name Browny. Reward for
return.
G. M. Gardi.ek,
Red Springs, N. C.
Fresh Oyst9rs, Fish, Pork Sau
sage andlots of other things to
please your appetite at
McNeill Grocery Co.
Early Moroiog Prayer.
For many years the men of
Raeford and a few^ ladies have
met in the^J^r^sbyterian church
■ ’ ^ t.sorig atid Ora;
and held.;
ate veterans are now being dis- j This is j
tributed by Clerk of. the Superior icarloai
court, Wm. L- Poole- L Of
A cold winter m^ns big cpstlguageV
in wood to people living in town, | gallon
but. we will stand thkt if the cold ^towns^
:we?,ther will kill out boU;^’eevi
!*ooIe of Raeford. was
prize on his Silver
^ckens at the
He received a check
few days ago-
Wholesale found it did
jg^riQ*»ip»\8ffj| large
bed
i^dugli^^-
Andrews, - Me
piIflQn captured a 40
Qdey^hifBl
I have a nice selection of En
graved Xmas cards and and
enclosure cards. See
» T. D. Hatcher,
• Raeford, N. C.
FQR SALE—Abbruzzi Seed Rye.
' * G. F. Watson,
Red Springs, N. C., R. 3.
Yott tean get the best cakes made
at McNeill Grocery Co.
Notice, Trespasseis.
Pinei#v All persons are herhr forbi i-
disn to trespass upon our lands
ifin Antioch township, Hoke
Couiifty. N. C., by hunting with
gan llnd dog, fishing, cr cutting
-reipoving wood, litter, or in
- Why trespassing'thereon un
penalty of law, as the law
will be enforced against all such
, , Misses Margaret and
; :„.Tiou Smith.
this coming Christmas morn
ing at sunrise- Everybody' is
invited. It will last only 30
minutes. Get up soon and be on
time
Christmas Cantata.
Christmas Cantata,
tori urn last Wednesday after-j ^ 'mnsimas i^anrara. The
noon. It was decided that $6o Li«ht of the World, will he given
—a daughter was born tu Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. McLean, of
Thomasville, Ga,, on Tuesday of
last week,.instead of to Mr. and
Mrs. N.J.Covington of Charlotte.
Raeford stores are decorated
and stocked for the Christmas ^
holidavs, and a general invita- j
tion sent to the world to come to i
this town to trade. i
FOK^^d^^^Pair' good mules,
, wagQn^^|^a*af^.,at a bar-
. gmn. MnlehTY^eM^^^ears old
Monroe
Notice.
James Archie Stewart, ador
ed, my son and a minor, aged 16
years, has left my home without
my consent, so all persona are
hereby forbidden to hire, feeder
give lodging to this minor under
penalty of the law.
This Dec. 4th. 1923.
Robert Stewart,
Raeford, N. C.. B. 2
iinijV coioreff,^ 'Who
near where, they found the still.
They found liquor in his house
Football Banquet.
Over sixty-five guests consist
ping of twenty five members of
1 the local football squad and as
many high school girls together
with many fans and supporters
of tne money in the treasury
,should be used for buying new
books for the library, and aii
jual amount for new equipment
_Jthe Domestic Science Depart
IfIKent.
The next January meeting is
to be a social one and will be
^p.^eld in the evening.
. The Christmas hilidays wnll
I'C begin Friday, Dec 2lsl, and will
P last until Wednesday, Jan 3rd
Practically all of the te.tcbers
iv'will spend the holidavs at their
h >mes . •
Club
Rae-
evening 7:30
Presbyterian
by the Charninade Music
i arrd other musical taient of
kford on'Sun lay
o’clock at the
j chuich. -.w'
1 Special parts sung by: Mrsj
R B. Lewis, Mrs. A. K. Currie,
-Mrs. Jim Poole, Mrs Marshall
Thomas, Mr. Martin McKt'ithan,
Mr .1. H Frizelle
Director—Miss Bennie Lee Up-
ciiurch.
Accompanist—'iVlrs, Luke Be
ihune.
were present at a banquet given
Messrs. G. H. Tapp & Sons of here Frid^’y evening in honor of
tjoe football team Coach Stack-
Du
Timberlaud, tbe largest tobacco
growers in the county, have sold house acted as toastmaster
their entire crop at very satis
factory prices. They sold more
than 125,000 pounds.
Mack Evans, a young colored
farmer who lives near Bowraore,
made 19 bales of cotton and all
tbe food crops necessary for his
ring the evening numerous
speakers emphasized sportsman
ship, and clean playing which,
they declared, characterized the
Raeford team this year. 'To
ward the end of the evening an
eleciion w.is held and the results
maa
Useful
Christms^'Ciifts
May Be Found Here.
Nothing pleases a man more than
something for his car that is both
usefuland ornamental. We have
piany things that will please.
Qas, Oil, Accessories
Oarage for AILRepalrs.
MAIN ST. FILLING STATION
family with one mule, and 'this'showed Bill Sessoms, siar
is the best crop we have had re
ported this year.
' The bazaar conducted in the
Hatcher House by the Parent-
Teachers Association of Raeford
on Dec. 6th, 6th and 7th. was
a great success. - Something
over $600 was cleared and this
will be used to improve the ceme
tery.
half
back-of liii.s year’s eleven, wil
be next \, ar’s captain and Hob
ert Covington, manager. Coach
Stackhouse presented the fifteen
varsity men with the coveted
red“R.”
Manager Snead as a token of
the appreciation of the squad
presented Coach Stackhouse with
a fine hunting coat.
Currents, .Figs, California
nuts. Grapes. Apples, Oran
Grape Fruit, Celery and Let
tuce. Fresh Br.^ad Daily.
.McNeill Grocery Co.,
9-1
porter.- and Manufacturers
prires. Write, wire or phone
R E Nimoeks. Office in new
Buckingham Building, Liber
ty Point. Fayetteville. N. C.
Loca* and long distance phone
398.
SUDDEN SERVICE
is what you get when you
buy your -
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Christmas Gifts
From
Raeford prog Co.
Come in and see them.
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Ladies’ Home Journal, .
Saturday Evening Post. \
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Red Book;
Any magazine you want. See
MRS. F. B. SEXTON.
N^ce, ire^MMen.
All persons are hereby forbid
den to trespass upon our land-
in Antioch town8bip>, Hoke
County, N. C , by hunting, wi|h
gun and dog, fishing, or cutting
and removing wood, titter, or in
any way trespassing thereon hn
der penalty of law, as the law
will be enforced a^inst all sodi.
M. H. McPfaaul,
J. A. McPhauI.
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HELLO SaNTA CLAUS!
Just one more word before
Christmas. Please buy my fruit
from Raeford Grocers. Their
fruit has been washed, graded
NITRATE OF SODA, ACID [ and packed .sanitary, precooled
PHOSPHATE, GENUINE;and iced in transportation. It is
GEKM.\N KAINIT. MURI- nice fruit, sweet, sound, the
ATE & SULPHATE OF POT-1 grade Invincible. It is the very
ASH.C.\LGIUM ARSENATE, best money can buy. The prices
For Spring 1^4 delivei y. Im- are very reasonable, very little
more than the price of that you
buy off of truck that never saw
a drop of water, and are culls
besides Wishing you a Merry
Christmas and a happy New
Year. I am truly yours.
LITTLE SUSIE.