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Our desires need guidance,
ewi wiser than human intelli
((Mice is likely to suggest, and
as we see it, guadance^ of any
nature is not of ter sought This
la getting to be it appears, a
world of unbridalled lusts
We wanted game preserve es
tablished on Drowning Creek.
There are a few deer over there,
and we hear fox hunters slip one
over now and then. We want
all hunting stopped over on the
creek for a period of years.
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Self control is the greatest
forming force in man. It is a
known fact, that manv men have
never achieved fame for the lack
of selfcontrol. Plenty of men
may have had the force to have
licked either Dempsey orTunnev
but didn’t for the reason they
couldn’t control themselves
The farmers who have a few
acres of strawberries are a lot
better oft. or will be soon, than
those who will have to wait un
til next September before they
have anything to sell for money.
A few strawberries, dewber
ries, then melons and cautelopes,
with chickens and eggs sold all
along through the year, make a
farmer independent of the boll
'weevil situation.
Fayetteville Presbytery met in
adjourned session in Rkeford
Presbyterian church Tuesday
morning at 11 o’clock, and it met
for the purpose of tasking and
prayer. Its members did not ask
for nor expect entertainment by
the church. Four hours of the
day were devoted to the offering
up of petitions to God, and in
talks on prayer. In was
a very solemn occasion.
The Church seems to be wak
ing up to a situation the writer
believs he saw ten years ago,
and got dubbed a crank for his
pains, and preachers, elders and
everybody now sees that people
are losing interest in Church
work. Contributions are falling
off. The cause of the Kingdom
of God is being neglected.
We attribute this to the teach
ing of a new world religion in the
text books of our day, books
that disparrage, even annul the
teaching of the Bible, the only
Book on the earth that is a safe
guide for everybody, that leads
everybody right and nobody at
all wrong. But it teaches man’s
responsibility to his Creator, his
accountability to a Higher Being
and this is humiliating,so it is re
jected. Man is a proud creature
We fear the situation will grow
worse, for nothing has been done
to remedy conditions. The State
should not teach religion at all,
if Church and State are to be
forever kept separate. The State
is infringing upon the domain of
the Church w'hen it teaches a
mode of creation, for in this
binges all the fundamentals of
the Christian religion,[producing
agnostics and atheists, destroy
ing morality and undermining
civilization. It is ruinous.
wise mun fd¥eBees evil and
tries to avoid it, bur tbe foblish
rlish along hr-edlessiy and suffer.
Prudence is always worth while
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even
A quitter is not admired
by hie own kind, while every
body admires pluck and determi
nation. 'You like to eee grit dis
played by anyone
Wood’M Garileh SogtihHfAiBUButrston’s Natiee
Peas and Seed.
Baefdrd Hardware Co.
Notice of Land Sale:
NOTICE OF FOKECTrOSURE SALE
OF VAt,lJARi.£.. HEAL. iiaiAl'E.
Oliver Cbi'led Plow,j Disc
rows and Stalk Cutters.
Raeford Hardware Co,
Har
By vime of an order of the Superior
Court of Hoke County in that certain
special proceeding entitled by Daisy
Bruton et al. vs L. S. Newton et al.,
I \dll, on the 5th day of March, 1928,
expose to sale to the highest bidder,
ml,, 'xci eviLif j 1 for one half cash. reniaiDing onc-half
Notice ot Sale of Valuable Land. ^ credit of six months, at the court
Underand by virtue of the; house door in Hoke County, at 12
authority contained in a certain j o’clock, M-.^the following described
mortgage deed executed under j ‘^’’Xijoining the lands of C- Butler, J.
date of August 1st, 1925, by Ca-iD. HevTingand others: In and on
- Under and oy vii,iure of the pow
er 01 sale Coil in a certain'
deed oi iru^L oy Edgar
Hiiey and wire, ley, anti
Carl Riity ajui o rtiley,
. on the nr.st day' 1927,
indeed j to J. Talhot Joimsoii, lor i
iianit oi I'lnehurst ana tiotnison cc
Johnson, wnich deed ox uust. is ^ _ _ __
duly recorded in the office ox the | j.gy Stephens and wife to the | the West side of Ten Mile Swamp,
Register of Deeds of Hoke Uount> i undersigned mortgagee, default! at ^a^^stabe an^ H^rrin^’s
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Having qualified
of the estate of Oeo. W. itoeweD,
eeaaed, late of Hoke Oounty, sr.
1 hereby notify all persons W
claims against the estate of tbe
deceased to exhibit them to the > un
dersigned duly verified on or before-
the 3l8t day of December^ 1928, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make imme
diate settlemeuti.
This Dec. 29th, J927.
Oscar Maxwell, Administrator.
Administrartrix* Notice
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RAEFORD, N. G
111 Hook 49, at page 5Gb; default
of the indebtedness thereby secured,
liaving been made in the payment
and tne power of sale as contained in
said deed of trust having become
operative, the said deed of trust
being subject lo foreclosure, the un
dersigned trustee will offer for sale
at public auction for cash, at the
Court House door in Raeford, Hoke
County, North Carolina, at the hour
of noon, on the 20th day of Feb
ruary, 1928, the following described
real estate:
Lying and being in Quewhiffle
Township, Hoke County, Stdte of
North Carolina, and more parti
cularly described and defined as
follows:
That tract of land near the town
of Montrose, lying on the southwest
side of Aberdeen and Rockfish rail
road and on the southwest side of
the Aberdeen-Raeford sand clay
road. Beginning at a stake on the
bank of a prong of Buffalo Creek,
white-oak, maple and gum pointers,
the same being the northwest cor
ner of 6C9 acres tract laiil out by
John Blue for W. H. Stewart; runs
thence with a line of that tract N.
69 E. 45.30 chains to a comer of
200 acres conveyed to O’Briant
Brothers by Edgar Riley and wife;
thence as the line of that tract N.
21 W. 17.40 chains to O’Briant’s
corner; thence with their other line
N. 56 3-4 E. 53.43 chains to the
Aberdeen-Raeford sand-clay road;
thence as that road N. 32 W. 62
chains to a stake, a slight curve at
the extreme north corner of the
Esther M. Riley 49 acres, included
herein; thence continuing with said
road N. 56 W. 2.90 chains to the
point of another curve; thence N.
61 W. 13.59 chains to the extreme
north corner of 157 acres conveyed
to Esther M. Riley by Mary Blue and
others and included herein; thence
as a line of that tract S. 491-2 W.
37.15 chains to a stake; thence south
11 chains to a stake; thence S.
32 1-2 W 6 chains to a stake; thgnce
S. 25 E. 18.75 chain.s to the south-
we.st corner of said 157 acre tract, a
stake in the line of 101-2 acre
tract conveyed to Edgar Riley by
John Blue and wife, and included
herein; thence as the line of that
tract S. 721-2 W 7 chains to a
stake; thence S. 18 E. 3.37 chains to
a stake; thence S. 57 1-2 E 14 chains
to a stake; thence S. 7 E. 4.90
chains to a stake in the line of a 292
acre tract conveyed to fcdgar Riley
by John Blue, a part of which is
herein included;- thence as the line
of that tract S. 65 W. 32 chains to
a stake; thence S. 30 W. 29.36
chains to a stake in the marsh of
Buffalo creek; thence do-wn the chan
nel of said creek about 14.50 chains
to the beginning, containing 489 1-2
acres and embracing 157 acres con
veyed to Esther M. Riley by Mary
Blue and Annie Cameron, and _ 49
acres conveyed to Esther M. Riley
by John Blue and wife, and 1001-2
acres conveyed to Edgar Riley by
John Blue and wife, and a part of
a 292 acre tract conveved to Edgar
Rilev by John Bine and wife.
The above land will be sold sub-
iect to a deed of trust to the First
National Trust Company. Trustee
for North Carolina Joint Stock, Land
PLACE OF SxM,E—Court House
Doc- Raeford. N. C.
TIME OF .SALE—20tb Day of
Fekviiqrv. 1928.
TERMS OF SALF—Cash.
This the 20tli dav of Jannar-''. 1928.
J. Talhot Johnson, Trustee.
Johnson & .Johnson, Attorneys,
Aberdeen, N. C.
Aberdeen & Rockfish
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
In eliect 12 o’clock Sunday,
Dec. 18th, 1926. *
PASSENOBK DAILY EXCEPT StNUAV
Train 15:
Lv. Raf fnrd
Ar. Aberdeen
Train 38:
Lv. Aberdeen
7:30 AM.
8:30 AM.
9:15 AM.
9:53 AM.
11:15 AM
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4:45 PM.
6:00 PM.
7:00 PM.
Lv. Raeford
Ar. Fayetteville
Train 41:
Lv. Fayetteville
Lv. Raeford
Ar. Aberdeen
Train 14:
Lv. Aberdeen
Ar. Raeford
Number 38 connects with Sea
board Aii Line train 12 from At
lanta, and our No. 41 connects
with Seaboard train 11 for At
lanta, Birmingham, and number
3 for ColumbH, Savannah and
Jacksonville.
W. A. BLUE, Pres.
J. A. BRYANT, Gen. Supt.
7:00 PM.
8:00 PM.
1 • , 1 • 4. trees. Sutler corner in
having been made in payment of, and beyond Her
the notes secured thereby, the I ring’s pne N. 20 e. 17.75 chains to a
undersigned will expose to jiub 1 stake; thence N. 70 W. 2 chains to a
lie sale on Friday, Peb. 24th, I stake; thence N. 20 E. 7.06 chains
1928, to tbe highest bidder for ! to a stake and marked trees in D. 0.
u .. 1 n ^ 4. tr « 1 • ; Regan’s line; thence with beyond his
cash, at the Court House door m! g^^mp k. 20 W. 24.50
Raeford, N. C., at 12 o’clock, | chains to a stake; trienco S. 70 E.
Noon, the following described 31.63 chains to the beginning, con-
real estate, to wit: (Mortgage j , t moo
recorded in Book No. 46, page j f^^^b bITTAIN,
535, Hoke County records.) ‘ VommissioLer.
That certain tract or lot of Brittain & Brittain, Attys.
land lying and being in the Town
of Raeford, Raeford Township,
Hoke County, North Carolina,
bounded and described as fol
lows: Being lots Nos. 20, 21 and
24, as shown on a plat of the
projierty of John W. Moore,
Block No. 1, located on the East
side of Main street, said lot No.
24 commencing at a stake in the
Having qualified as administrartrix
of the estate of Clifton McRae, de
ceased, late of Hoke County, N. 0.,
this is to notify all persona having
claims against tbe said estate to pre- t
sent them duly verified to the under- '
signed on or before December 29th,
1928, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons f
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate settlement,
This Dec. 23, 1927.
CoKA McRae, Administratrix.
A •
Asheboro, N. C.
South margin of Sixth Avenue,
J. D. McLeod’s corner, and runs
due East to Stewart’s street;
thence South with Stewart street
50 feet and continues 100 feet,
including lots Nos 20 and 21 to
a stake; thence VVest to J. D.
McLeod’s ilne; North 150 feet;
thence with J. D. McLeod’s line
North 150 feet, including all three
lots, to the beginning. See C.
W. Seate to J. K. McNeill, Book
No. 5, page 57, Hoke County
Registry.
RAEFORD BUILDING &
LOAN ASSOCIATION,
Mortgagee.
Date of Sale: Peb. 24, 1928.
Time of Sale; 12 o’clock noon.
Place of Sale: Court House
door, Raeford, N. C.
Terms of Sale; Cash
Laurinburg & 5outhern
Railroad Co.
Time Table No. 7.
Cancels Time Table No, 6.
Northbound:
Administrator’s Notice
Having qualified acministrator
of the estate c' Frank Cole, de-
.ceased, laie of Hoke county, N. Q.,
i this is to notify all persons having
Claims against said estate to present
them to the undersiried duly verified
on or before Feb. 2nd,1929, or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of their re*
covery. All persons indebted to sain
estate Mail please, make immediate
settlement.
This Jan. 25, 1928.
Jambs (I'ole, Admr.
Passenger Trains Daily:
No. 22.
8:00 A. M. Lv. Laurinburg.
9:06 A. M. Wagram.
9:46 A, M. Ar. Raeford .
Southbound:
No. 21.
4:00 P. M.
4:36 P. M.
5:16 P. M.
Lv. Raeford.
W agram.
Ar. Laurinburg.
Notice of Sale of Personal Property.
Under the authority contained
Effective 12:0i A. M.Sunday,
Nov. 7th, 1926.
Jas, L. McNair,
Gen. Mgr.
G. Y. Jones
Assistant Mgr
in a certain chattel mortgage ex
ecu ted by .fames C. Rates, da
ted December 24,1927, the un
dersinged mortgagee will sell at
public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, at the Court House
door in Raeford, N. C., on Mon
day, February 13, 1928, the fol
lowing articles of personal prop
erty: Ore 70 foot round top tent
‘ with tivo 30 foot middle pieces,
. with rojies and poles and §ide
i Willis; also tent seats and plat
forms, with all equipment and ap
pliances belonging to said tent.
(See chattel mortgage recorded
in Book No. 61, Page 61, Hoke
County Registry.);
Wm. L. LOOLE,
Mortgagee.
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