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RAEFORD. NORTH CAROLINA? THURS^Y, APRIL 12, 1928
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dljieQdt Meets
The regular m^thly meeting:
of the CMc Depa^tmentpf Wom
an’s CUub was held Tuesday P.
M. at 3:30 o’clock with 26 mem*
berg* present The’ chairman,
.Mrs. Cameron, presided over the
meeting, and tise program was
given first, instep of the'’busi-
pess w usqal. The topic for the
afterlbdn was Town Sanitation,
Mrs. W- E.'Freeman, leader of
the program.
A play, ^VCivic Friends and
Poes,” was given by Mrs. Ivey’iJ
rade in Raeford schbol, and
ras greaitly enjoyed by all. Af*
toe business session, fepor^
;om all the stanoing committees
a date set for clean up week,
He following officers were ele^tj?
for the coming year:
Al Williford, chairaafahii: ^rs.
an Johnson,' vied chairman,
. J. M McDuflIe," sec.-treas;,
Mrs. H. A._^ Cameron,, chm.
•elfinance committee.
A rising vote was'^jjtiven Mrs.
Cdmeron for her interesting
fakjafulness as chairman of this
department for the past two
.-yeajts; ..
V At th^ time Mrs. T. B. Up
chureh^'l^i^esideut of the Worn-
j ah^s^Ciub called a qieetingof the
Wonoan’s Club to elect delegates
to the’State Federation of Worn
,ah’s Clubs to be held in High
’oint i/Uty 1st to 4cb. Meed
and “ “
ijpweref|j$Cted delegates
served delicidus
icMwjeh^^ aim, iced tea. ' -
In Wilson.
..a
Uh. Mesdames
W. T. CoyW-
lelegates. ^
Parrolt-Wilfon.
Beautiful in its simplicity, in
the presence of only relatives
and close frienjds was the mar
riage of Miss Sally Rebekah Wil
son to Mr ^rnest Leland Parrott
on Saturdliy afternoon, April
the 7th, at four o’clock at the
home of the bride’s parents, the
bride’e pststor. Rev, W. M. Fair-
ley, i). -P , officiating.
The bride and groom entered
toa'iSther to the strains of Lo.
hehgrin’s Wedding March,
“Solnt D’Armour” and To a
Wild Rose was also played dur
ing the ceremony by Miss Ina
Wilson, sister of the bride. /
The-bride wore a dark ensem
ble with hat and accessories
^ateb, carrying a bouquet of
bride’s rbses and lilies of ;the
valley. . . , fv^
Sbe is the popular and attrac'
tive, young daughter 01 Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Wilson and has many
friends who will learn with in
terest ot her marriage.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Parrott of Flor
ence. South Carolina, He re
ceived his education at. Clemson
College, and is now a prominent
young business man of Hamlet,
North Carolina.
Immediately after the ceremo
ny the bride and groom Feft for
Washington, D. C., and other
places of interest. •
■I ' —:— ‘
’ Scotland County News.
•' A meeting of a group of fai>
me»'s of the^court house on Fri-
night of last week ih-jy^e ip-
threat of’^psanut gipiwing'^
Weii.^ortll
,t about 95
^rpeaniits
'' fii
Popular
LOCi
Red Spring!
installed.
Preacher Coming
Raeford. ^
Revival services will be held in
the Methodist church, begiimi^
Sunday, April i5th. Rev. The oat croi
RobinSion of Warrenton, a
mer pastor here, will assist'Mie;
pastor in these meetini^. Th6
public is Cordially invited' to at
tend these services.
N. C. YEARBY.
Schedule
Raeford High School
of Games to he Played as Home.
’ April 17th, Laurinburg at
Raeford.
April 24th, Hamlet atBaaford.
April 27th, Lumber Bridge at
Raeford.
M^:;4tfa,' Roseboro ' at Rae
foM
Makes Donation of Books' to
Sanatorium. .1-
Sanatorium, April fi.—Mrs
John L. Given of Pinehurst and
New York, donated recently to
The North Carolina Sanatorium,
a number of splendid new chll
dren’s books to form the nucleus
of a children’s library tor th
oew Children’s Building a^
institution.
Books are recognized by l)hy
sicians as a distinct aid in the
cure of tubercplosis The long
hours necessary to be spent in
bed in order to make a cure,
force many patients who ordi’
narily would not read to develop-
this exbellent habit. The Sanar
torium has a .small library of. fic
tion and other reading matter.
The dtake makes no appropria
tion for the purchase of books
,|or tbe institution A|3;|^- ,tpo8t
of these books have
ny ^ei^bns and orgaii^p|pn9 in
teri^^d, ^ At the pr^e^Mt time
the. ;ijtfc%Ey. • needs
Fayettevil
session in l>q|
A Rotary
been recent!
Fayettevillt
with Antioc
I7th.
Mr. and Ml
Allendafe we
ping last Frlc
Misses EHl
Louise Blue
home for El
Mr. 8- A.
from an att
but hopes kf
• ..r
Messrs; J*
Wiggs of Fa|
friends in tbs
noon.
IIFW5.
jasbad a fire siren
f'•
anything but
’resbvterial is in
[b at St. Pauls has
ihartered
‘resbytery meets
ihurch on April
A. J. Jordan of
f^in the city shop
leth Sessonis and
^Charlotte were at
Jr.
lead is suffering
of rheumatism,
improving.
Smith andC.JJ-
!tteville called Qn
last Friday after-
Hol!aod-Teal.
Mr. Tom Holland ( f
est and Mis.s Dixie, v 'ingd '
ter of Mr. arnl Mr-, li^■urv > i .
We married in i i--.
The Journal is inform .1,
r>
I i.
t'. ,
is to have a new
jhurst, and it will
in the State, we
Moora^cpi
hospitalatPi
equal-any
guarantee.'
We haVi^.;i^pted everything
anybody ,liMi'%uggested in our
gareen, ei^ciiii(t wooden nutmegs.
We don’t |i^e 'em.
^ Mr; J. ^I^per of Lexington
spedl^ theiib^ end with his son
in law ap4|:^2ugbter, Mr. and
Mrs. W.*-i^^awfield.
The tedl^fj^pianted Early Ad
ams Cl ‘
if yye
Annonneement
To the DemocraHc Vorers (f
Hoke Countv:
I hereby aun* unce myself a
candidate for Judtie m- Recor
(ler’s C,a:)urt, subjfci t? tlr'acR j'
of the primary to be h- Id Jir e
‘2nd, 1928
W. J MeLALTHLTN'.
For State Senate-
To the Voters of Hoke Countv:
This is to announce rny.camii-
dacy for the State Senate from
.the l2th Senatorial Disrlil•^
subject to the primai-y to W la la
in June.
Respectfully,
W. B. McQlekx.
Announcement.
To the Voters of Hoke Countv;
I hereby announce myseli: a
candidate for the office of sher
iff of Hoke county, suhjecc- b-
action-of the Demncr.itic I'rim iry
to fie held Jnne.ihe 2ivt. 192s
Ejh..vk
I
For Register of Deeds
\ ors r,f kf" County:
r-.). I .-ina' ic'. nt% .s*dt a
i : r 'r. rric*- of Regis
H "m ^-rajnty,
■ ‘ .n if th'- I.i -m
r ' ' . .r. r., (. ■ h-'ld June
\.er-’- .McN'.air.
A" Hr.ms Easter.
I- ' H iT.'-y P irker.
t : 11 I.. G itl.n, Jr.
■ I'-'- - ; !, FI Rt-a vss. Jr ,
ii aham and Wal-
ind I; .swell Be
lt i,'>n - ; r hlasrer,
-. C'’ri, rt t 'o^ington.
mion-rii, .Archi- Flow-
Cv .'vi; t,.' > en.
t. 1 ‘.a. .\Ic! ’ .ffi-.
-■ r: liatlin,
i-uui' Up-
n
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a'Jy‘-r., K
I'n-ar.a-a
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'Miss
^;^ftypi^Wnted
—urt, which
^dr^^piayed an ar-
oYany hued band'
^S?|io8tes8 , served block
..with yellow wedding
angel cake with yellow
hK-
ractical Method ior Reducing
Method ior
Taxes.
Taxation must become the tax
payer’s business I'here is no
way out for the taxpayer unless
ne is willing to make a special
effort to study taxes.
Families cannot be raised on
scenery. There must be p^v
rolls, raw materials, and Indus
try- All the money necessary
to do needful things must be ex
pended, but none of the taxpay-
ers’ money should be wasted.
Wastes and extravances must
not be tolerated. There can bt-
no excuse for the expenditure ot
public money for unnecessary
public service. Every dollar
.spent by government must yield
its true return of service..
Let the taxpayer who is inter
ested, in good government, in the
rights of private property, and
who wishes to see the state go
steadily forward without unduly
burdening its citizens, endeavor
to acquaint himself with the tax
situation in his state, county and
community, to the end that he
may be able to work with his
elected officers to promote an ef
ficient and economical govern
ment. Public officers must be
made to translate their promises
of economy into action and fact.
—The Tax Digest.
the
d *fThie / w above a
Ipundred-^res. ‘
' Dr. Gi. E. Mootehouse tendered
his resignation as pastor of the
First Presbyterian church at
Lumber ton on 8unday, and
plans to retire from that work at
the end of April. It is expected
that Dr. and Mrs. Moorehoiise
will move to Laurinburg and uc’
cupy the new home in Quinn
Marshall, which they built last
year. Laurinburg will be glad
to have this good family as riew
ciiizans here.
A Ford coupe driven by two
mnin from Laurel Hill, it is said,
failed to make the turn at the
junction of highways 2()3 and
20 on 8uudav morniDg. inrned
over a time or two and pinned
the men under it, or inside of it
The car caught tire and had it
not boeu that some of the county
officers, Messrs. Miller, Jones
Dudley were near the scene at
the time, the men would have
been burned to deaWi in a little
while. The officers removed the
two men from the burning car
and hronght them to Laurin
burg In Judge Everett’s court
Tuesday they got fines of $50
and $100 each —Laurinburg Ex
change.
of
Anoouncemcnl
ToNhe Democratic Voters
Hoke County •
1 hereby announce mvsiir ;
candidate for the flouse of Rep
resentatives for the Cniin'v ifj
Hoke, subject to the
of the Deniocfatic p ifty
coming primary.
W. T. CoviN'GTOX.
I oi :n R.- ■
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Cd,line ■•.vtr'
!).. VI i-
rie'rii.aii '
".'"il .ind
.S' ac 1. Ill
ln;n.' Me
'c ifi!
chii:-(.'1.
Gi't- -fi .ro Co-i-ge; .Mi’ses
.-\adle Mae (r. I.'O, Almi Mc-
:fr> de, f.auiYear by.
Que'iiS (' ..-ae: Misses Bennie
MeSad'.ell, -1 ijsephine H.-iil, Sa--
rail Ca-lie-'it'p , tein.irtie, Marth-a
Lee* .Mcllcan.
N. C. C. M : ?lisses Lucile Mc-
• jfc'od. Is.-ibel McE.idyeii. FMiza-
0,‘tt) Mct’naui.
.Meredith; Misses Pauline,
ind MarKueritf Freeman, Elelyn
Ve-igy.
voter: i
in’ rh-: '
Teachers at Home for Easter.
Mas.- IM’z ibeth McLean, Rocky
Announcement.
To the Vours of Hoke Couritv;
1 hereliy announce myself a
bfuary 29th, aud i candidate foe the ©tiicf}
^in^ ears extra |
onbit.
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M' I tit; .'.OSS IVuiah McLean,
\' I M c's M a y 01 e Me FEaithanT'
and
:sta.(p^-vilie; Misse:^ Maude
.'*iary Boole, tj.vwell.'
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Map-
The Essence of Sound Government.
"Faith in the ability of the
people collectively to make sane
orderly plans for the future, is
the very essence of continued
national existence. We must
stop lurching back and forth
from one desired expenditure of
money to another, and like
grown men and women, learn to
stick to proportion and to plan,
says Albert W. Atwood in the
Saturday Evening Post.
hear of
■a-
If February does
April May.
We are very sorry to
the illness of Mr. D. C, (iillis at
not Macrh I his home on Route 2, and hope
I for him a speedy recovery.
^ , lir
ihe state ititeirested in making a
donation no matter how small to
the Sanatorium library might
write the Superintendent, Nonh
Carolina Sanatorium, -N. C.
On the 22nd of March perhaps
the first car load of pure bred
registered Jersey cattle ever to
be shipped from Robeson county
was shipped to Georgia by the
Callum Dairy Farm. This car
load of cattle composed of twelve
calves and heifers ranging from
one to fifteen months old.
Maxton is running abreast
with some of good towns of tbe
county. A solid car of corn was
snipped from here a few days
ago and Mr. B. F. Taylor, far
mer and wholesale groceryman,
states that he expects to ship an
other car within the next few
days.“Scottish Chief.
Quite a good many cantaloupes
will be planted in Hoke this
spring, more than ever before,
we suppose. This will bring a
little money in when it will be
liadiv needed.
Andrew Smith, 6i, committed
suicide at his home 2 1-2 miles
trotn Fairmont on the Leesville
road Tuesday night, April 3rd,
at 1 o’clock by discharging both
barrels of a double-barreled shot
gun into his neck.
A new use has been found for
cotton seed, which will add to
the value of this part of the
crop. The mills get about yc a
pound for cotton seed oil, and by
then it gets to be compound lard
the price is a great deal more,
you’ve noticed.
The Aberdeen Kiwanis cltib
has opened war against tom
signs. There has been a lot saia
against road signs, and our idea
is the man, woman or club which
wars against such if out of a job.
signs look better than nothing
on long sandhill stretches of
country.
the Smith club ofi^the campus at
the. University of Georgia last
week. Intolerance aoesn’t help
Chauncey M. Depew, a nat
ional character who for many
years was U. S Senator from
New York, died April oth, aged
94 years.
Mrs N. A. Maxwell of Red
Springs, R. 1, is doing well since
her return from Johns Hopkins
hospital, Baltimore, we are glad
to learn.
There are three candidates out
against Commissioner Grist,
which shows they do not think
he is popul ar. He has had the
office but this term.
On April 4th, Fred King, 14,
of Burnsville while umpiring a
ball game w’as hit bv a batted
ball, which struck him behind
the ear and he died that night.
Mr Bion H. Butler figures that j
aaniarcand cost each inhabitant
of the State 5c If the institu
tion rvlorms onlv a few, it helps,
and liood resuuG are cLimed tor
that school
l\li. T. J. Conoly has grown
vvoiv-e 1,-rtelv, and his brother,
Mr. A. 1) Conoly, thinks cf
bringing him home from the
hospital, as soon as he is able
to come. He was carried to
Highsmith’s^ristmas day.
Mrs Cattie McNeill Watson
died at the home of her son in
law, Mr. Angus Wilkinson, Sat
urday, March 31st, aged 77
years. She was a member of
Antioch church, and was buried
there Sunday, April 1st, by her
pastor, Rev. G. W, Hanna.
In recent Davidson College
news we note that W. B. Mc
Queen has been elected editor of
TheCameleon, college magazine,
and R. T Covington, has been,
chosen editor of Quipsand Cran ks
college Yearbook. We are glad
to see this recognition of talent
in these two fine Raeford boys
Won Ide of Kegister ol'Ue
Hbka s to the
comihgT^moTv^li^, 1 prosiis
'se to give the &anW^eT^ional
service that I have alway.tgiven.,
D. K. Blue
For Recorder
I hereby announce myself , a
candidate for Judge Recoidi-r’s
Chicks.
ter
Court for Hoke County, subj-
to the will of till- ih-djile a^ ,
pressed in the June pi'iniaf;-..
J A. Nivkx.
•t
For House ci Htprestniaiivcs. j
After mature deiioeratiun. -in.-l
at the earnest solii-itatiaii of tnaii y 1
trierds, 1 am again a candid iie 1
for the nomioaiiun in.- lU p-er- ti [
tative from HokeC’ouio.v in j iG x ii
next Generai Assembly, ^u'-j j
to the will ot the people .is tn. i: |
votes will determine 1.0 .lunedod. |
D, b. ruoLi;. G i;ii’
Hit K from fine Blood-
rested-breeding sr..ck as follows:
AAA .\A Grades of Rocks,
Red;- White and Silver Wyan-
dott fornit-rly $18.00 to $25.00
OO'A' >iu.'.)d.
L trg ■ w’bice Leghorns re
diu'ed f'.ofn $15.00 to $13 00. All
t lilt- above hatebed from eggs
..•t;-!,iog 2 oz. .up Custom
v'9 ri; thi-'-e cents. We are now
1 e ir two to six weeks
I’lenty of chicks
plencv of chicks next
: , .l-i V V,
I ) a 1 I : 1
;'o\v nu
vear.
I’OUL.KV F.4.R.M AND
fl.VfUHERY,
Mate^ville, N. C.
I
For Recorder. '
The privilege to uitek-i . roti..', i
,i privilege but a duty, i non-cw j
from statistics that only aiiout 2U ; ^
per cent of those eiigtme ca
takeadvaiuageof It. i be Pe;-! g iv
ernment comes from tbe m:c..c.:i j
which welcome.^ ti.is lajp rruaitv j
to speak up for u.-eit \ ou -s;.- i
be as thorough in ex ut-mg '(.in
sover.ngiity at tin pus ...-i i
great ouui tr.s v o -i n
Its men ior cleftii^toi u.io.s
l?ack in 1918 I w.is dia c-.i t
fight for us and 1 v '-o: " ii
one accUaiiig niuiniui ;.i .. ; . .
'in dent to my country foi n. i
engagement which I tried ft eOi v
to fiil. Now lam draftiii , my
self for the fourth time to seiw-
you along the froiu m a battk
against wrongs to society. After
six years in the Recorder’s t tiice
I find myself convinced tnat
moBe and more my tight in war
for ideals helps me defeiio ibos,
same ideals back in civil hit-. It i
love anything 1 belie vf 1 !ovl- ih,-
duties of this office. And wnat 1
shall IsaV to prov.,' my desi:-as|
more than that'.^ ideate voto to |
reelect me in tiie D.niocratic j
primary next J une, and be a.-
sured I shall continue lo keep a
clear cunsi-ience about my con
duct in otiice just as 1 have most
assuredly kept it up until now.
With many thanks for your past
loyalty, 1 remain.
Respectfully,
Aktul k D Goue, .
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.. I..';! — riimaro Plants,
Norto:! Wilt re.sistaut.
' H Plum.mer,
I'dieiord. N C.
L'GLD PRiv-'FS on Chicks;
-j:.. .-r--: 7-5: -lO. ST.GO; KX).
... 2:'. $3 50: 50.
2 I'U v\ ill have
three more
1- ih - nest month
, , :h m now.
I
I I’.LFF.
-,.S ri-^h
-’. )!■-■ priCf-s.
i iv. Buy
t. Upchurch,
Raeford, N. C-
seed Porto
reasonable
FOR 8.\!.E - F'lne
Rica Yams at
prico.
9, H. Campbell,
Raeford. rL C.
FC'R b-Vi.R L ng btpple Cotton
bvcu 81 fii r Lu.'hel See,
A. C. KEU’H,
Raeford, N.C.
rw U PRLCKS' FOR HIRE
Phone 410
"H. R. B.AUCOM,
R tic lord, N. 0.
EYES EXAMirslED~
iilasses Ground and Fitted
8aine Day.
OR. JULIUS SHAFFER,
Puone 541
Fayettuviile, N. C.