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BOKE tiODNTT JOERKAL
LOCAL ITEIiS.
There will hardly be very much
Unore cold weather this spring.
Mrs. J. L.Brooks has returned
from a visit with relatives in
Concord.
Fayetteville Presbytery met at
Antioch church last Tuesday
evening-
Mr. T. F. Culbreth went up to
the Buchan farm a few day ago
and put on 24 pairs of mule shoes
in, little over a half day.
► Mrs. W. 0. Brown (^Barium
Springs has been a visitor with
relatives and friends in the city
for the past several days.
Rev, W, C. Brown of Barium
Springs has been shaking hands
with friends and attending Fay
etteville Presbytery at Antioch
this week.
Raeford high school base ball
team has played three games and
won them all since last issue as
I as follows: Rockingnam 6, Rae-
1\ fydl7; Antioch ], Raeford 25;
^ Jjaurinburg 10, Raeford 19.
Suggestions.
As the members of the present
board feel they have suffered
their share of public criticism,
allow a voter to nominate the
following ticket for county com
missioners:
Archie McGill,
S. J. Cameron,
R. L. Bethune,
F. F. McPhaul,
M. G. Ray.
^ And while I am at it, allow
me to suggest a good Board of
Education:
Frans Townsend,
Louis Parker,
E. B. McNeill.
N. P. Sinclair,
Hector McNeill.
These are merely suggestions,
but we must have both boards,
and it is well to be thinking of
men suited for these places.
VOTER.
Notice to Contractors. -
Sealed bids will be received by
the Board of Education of Hoke
County until 1:00 P. M. Friday,
April 27tb, 1928. at tbe office of
the Board of Education, Raeford,
N. C., for the erection and com
pletion of a brick and frame
school building lo Ce located on
school lot at Monirobe Ashley
Heights (about one mile from
Sanatorium, N C.,) according
to plans and specifications pre
_pared by Leslie N. Honey, Arch
itect, Wilmington, N. C.
Bids must be accompanied by
a certified check for 3 per cent,
of the amount of bid, said check
to be made to W. P. Hawfield.
Secretary to the Boai;d of Edu
cation. All bids to b^ddressed
to Jesse Gibson, Chairman of the
Board of Education, Raeford,
N#C.
Checks of successful bidders
to be held by the Board until
• satisfactory bond as required by
law has been furnished by the
Contractor and accepted by the
Board. The checks of unsuc
cessful bidders will be returned
as soon as bids have been tabu
^NAlated and contracts awarded
Plans and specifications may
be had by any responsible, li
censed contractor upon written
application to L. N. Boney, Ar
chitect, Wilmington, N. C. Each
application for plans must be
accompanied oy certified checks
for $10 00 for set of plans, made
payaole to the Architect, said
checks to be iit'ld for a deposit
b and returned to the conlractoi
when plans and specifications
have been returned to him, in
good condition.
VHeatiog, plumbing and elec
tric wiring will be let separate
from the general contract.
The Board reserves the right
to accept any or to reject all
bids received.
Board op Education, Hoke
County.
Jesse Gibson, Chairman,
^ W. P. Hawfield, Supt.
^ L. N. Boney, Architect,
Wilmington, N. C.
Comity Democratic EzecntiTe ^
Crnmnittee Meets.'' .
The (bounty Democratic Exec-
ntive CommittH^ met Saturday
afternoon at 3 o’clock in response
to the call of Chairman M. W
McLean; a qurum being present,
a working organization for the
party was effected The precinct
committees are as follows:
Allendale: W. J. McLauch
lin, J. W. Hasty, N. P. Watson,
W. B. Everleigh, J. G. McGou-
gan
Antioch: J. A. Hodgin, G C.
Biggs, M, A. McDonald. P. McN
Gibson, F. F. McPhaul.
Arabia: J. Leonard McFadyen
J. R. Hendrix, Oscar Maxwell,
J. D. McGougan, S. P. Trawick
Dundarrach: A. A. Conoly,
Jesse Gibson, W J. McBryde,
W. I. Culbreth, N. A. Mclnnis.
Blue Springs: J. W. Russell.
R. J. Hasty, D G. McMillan.
R. A. Matheson, Hector McNeill.
Little River: D. McGill, J. A.
Dees, J. W. Smith, D. J. Priest,
A. D. McLauchlin.
Glenecho: Louis Parker. F,
,A. Monroe, D. K. Parker, Har-
, ris Lunsford, F. P. Johnson.
Quewhiffle: C. J. Seaford, D
H Johnson, Dr. P P McCain,
Henry Gordan, Arch Tapp
Rockfish: A. W. Wood, Frank
Townsend, A. A Ray, Jr., E F.
Jones, Frank Bethea-
Raeford: E B. McNeill, N. A.
McDonald, D. B. McFadyen. J.
A. McDiarmid. W. A. McLean.
Mrs. A. A. Wright Dies.
Mrs. A. A. Wright, a good
true wife and devoted mother,
died at her home near Rockfish
Station last Friday, aged 43
years.
The death of this good woman
was a shock to the comncunity,
and brings a sad, irreparable loss
to her family She leaves a be
reaved husband and five chil
dren, with whom we deeply
sympathize.
She was laid to rest at Galatia
church, where she had been a
consistent member since child
hood, Saturday morning at 11
o’clock The funeral was con
ducted by her pastor, Rev. Mr.
Bain, assisted by Rev. Mr. Hes
ter of Pavkton She bore her
afflitions with Christian fortitude
and patience.
Mrs. Wright was a sister to
Mrs. W. W. Hall of Raeford. and
Mr. W. N, Campbell of Linden-
For best values in Overalls. Work
Pants, Work Shirts, etc go to
Baucoui’s Cash Store.
NOTICE.
We will sell for repairs to the
highest hidder one Ford roadsb.T
H. A. Page, Jr-
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FERTILIZER FOR SALE: Ni
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cash.
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EYES EXAMINED
(Basses Ground and Fitted
Same Dav.
OR. JULIUS SHAFFER
Phone 541
Fayetteville. N. C.
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FOR SALE-Fine seed Porto
Rica Yams at reasonable
price.
J. H. Campbell,
Raeford, N. C.
Play Suits
for the Kiddies
We have an unusually large
and well selected stock of
these garments with Quality,
Variety and Price to suit
most everybody.
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Raeford, N. C.
COURT CALENDAR
HOKE COUNH SUPERIOR COURT
APRIL TERM, 1928.
No. 1046.
No. 962.
No. 847.
No. 853.
No. 898.
No. 921.
No. 959
No. 992.
.Wednesday, April 18, 1928.
In re Will of Lewis McNeill.
H W B W and S & McQ for plaintiff.
H S K for defendant.
Mrs. Sallie S Cameron ys Aetna Life Ins. Co.
S & McQ for plaintiff.
Murray Allen for defendant.
E R Gurley vs Olin Graham.
F H B and S & McQ for plaintiff.
J W C and T J D for defendant.
W H HaU vs Thelma G Hall.
H W B W for plaintiff
— for defendant.
American Wholesale Corp. vs R B Wilkins et al.
W C Downing for plaintiff-
H W B W for defendants.
Snow, McCanslin & Co vs R J Jones et al.
J W (3 for plaintiff.
for defendants.
Dundarrach Trading Co vs Henley McNeill.
J W C for plaintiff.
for defendant.
Page Trust Co vs W A Brown and W A McBryde.
S & McQ for plaintiff.
for defendants.
Thursday, April 19, 1928.
No. 1020. L L McGoogan & Brother vs L Mclnnis.
T Scott Howie for plaintiffs.
for defendant.
No. 1035. J H Austin et al vs L H Townsend.
S & McQ for plaintiffs.
J W C and T S H for defendant.
No. 1039. Farmers Furnishing Co vs Mary E McGill.
GBR for plaintiff.
A M Moora for defendant.
No. 1044. Ida McQuarin vs Alex McQuarin.
S & McQ for plaintiff.
—for defendant.
No. 1047. N A McDonald, Admr. vs Mary Jane Brock et al.
J W C for plaintiff'.
S & McQ for defendants.
No. 1051. J A Hodgin vs M B McBryde.
S & McQ for plaintiff.
for defendant.
No. 1056. J P Jordan vs State Highway Commission.
GBR for plaintiff.
. C Ross for defendant.
No. 1057.
James D Tapp vs State Highway Commission.
S & McQ for,plaintiff.
C Ross for defendant.
Clean Up and
Paint Up
Beautify your home and its sur
roundings by painting, and other
wise improving the appearance of
your premises. Any man or wom
an enjoys life more in beautiful
surroundings, and nothing helps so
much as paint.
We are especially well prepared
to supply you with PAINTS to
help you beautify your home, so
there will really be NO PLACE
LIKE HOME. We handle the best
in PAINTS, and make the prices
real, attractive. Call, and look over
our large stocks.
AND WE HANDLE EVERY
THING NEEDED ON THE FARM
in the way of tools, and we are
prepared to supply your wants in
Building Supplies. We make your
needs our study. Call and let us
be of service to you.
Raeford Hardware Co.
IMe'-S^Mrior Cbwt.
Hoke Hnperior coart coovened
Monday morning with Judge W.
C. Harris of Roleigh presiding.
A new grand jury was drawn
to serve the next 12 months.
They are; B. R.Gatlin, Foreman,
W. J. McLauChiin, S. L. Akins,
J. C. McLean. J. M. Morron, J.
F. McFadyen, Jr., M. Gainey, D.
S McKeitban, J. R. Hampton.
E W. Bottoms, D, M. Campbell,
M. J. Robinson. B. P Po toM,
M, B. Davis, N. B. Sinclair. Dan
Clark, Homer Walters, C. B
Spivey.
In the matter of State vs L.
W. Andrews, assault with dead
ly weapon, a venire of 25 men
was summoned fromMoore county
to try the case. This venire was
exhausted before a jury was
secured, and Judge Harriss or
dered 10 more veniremen sura
moned, and from these the jury
was completed. The case was
then tried and a verdict of guiitv
was rendered by the jury. The
defendant was taxed with the
cost and judgment suspendeed.
Some cases appealed from Re
corder’s court were next tried.
The remainer of the term will be
devoted to the civil docket.
Jm9I MeHmg ti fkt
UgiM
A joint meeUng of the Ameri
can Legion and Aoxiliary wm
held on Friday night, April i3th,
in tbe Kiwanis Hail. At thM
meeting a good deal of bosineM
was gone over and arrangements
made to sell poppies In May.
The Auxiliary ie also going to
sponsor a moving pictare, and in
conjunction with this picture
anot her one will be shown giying
an idea of bow the poppies are
made by the ex soldier in the
hospital. We must remember
that a good many of these boys
are not receiving anv compensa*
fion and this is their means of
money. It also keeps them oc
cupied and in this way keeps
their minds off their suffering.
May each one of us wear a poppy
in May in memory of those who
lie in Flanders Fi-ld. After the
meeting delicious punch and
cakes were served and a social
time enjoyed by all.
A Real Stock of Dress Goods is
here fur you, ready to make
up to date SpringJFrocks.
Baucom's Cash Store.
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We have tried in every way to give our custom
ers the best service we could in every way possible,
by being prompt in our delivery to their homes of
goods purchased. We find it does not pay to run a
delivery truck. We will appreciate you calling for
your goods, and we will try to make the difference
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for use in side-dressing corn and cot
ton at the rate of 200 pounds per
acre:' C. P. ELLIS
No. Carolina Champion 1927
Clayton, N. C.
Take a tip from your state champion. Side-dress your
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