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democratic doUNTY PRIMARY
BALLOT
RAEFORD, NOft^'CAROl
19^.
(Vote for required i umber of candi*
dates by placing cbeck-mark, ( X )
: Offsite name voted for) .
HiMise of Ke^esfeitativek-
(Vote for one)
) W. T. OOVINQTON
) D. S. POOLE
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For Sheriff
’ (Vpte for one)
( ) EDGAR HALL
( ) . D. H. H0D6IN
For Register of Deeds
(Vote for one)
( ) D. K. BLUE .
( ) D. J. RAY * 1-
( ) ARCH McNAiR
For (bounty CommissiogneKS
(Vote for fiye) , \
( )":^s. J; :CAMER@N:,
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ter which hostesses were
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J. A. McD)[A1u2|^^
ARCHIE
E. P. STEWd^; -
B: K
W.’ L CULBRH^
F. P. McPlfciUL''
N, H, G. BALFOUR
N. P. WATSGIN r
For Judge Recorder’^ Court
» ’ (Vote fd5 one) '
. ) PAUL DICI^SON
5( ) ARTHUR jlir cOREl
-«). . W. J. McLAUCHLIN
h ) ■ J. A. NlVEN^^
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For
Board of Edin^tiOb
(Vt^ for BW)
A. P. STUBBS-.
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PRAHlC
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p. i«cJ?r:^iBsoN
JESSE^GIBSON : rU,.
LOUJsHpiRKER -
LAlHpE. McEAGHERN
E^R^PICKLER
i^^^R^BotioiKDepartmeDf Meeti.
department of
bh:^ Woaian^S' .Club- held its
meeting of the current year
TuesdayTMay; 22ad, with Mrs
John K. McMeill and Mrs. H.
:MdK- McDiarmid as joint hos*
4,efises. -
^ ^l!*he homeof Mi^s. McNeill was
^lutifully arranged with roses,
eet peas and -oth^ spring
pwers.'
ter the roll call Mrs. C. W
te, Chairman, gave an out*
tine of the program to be taken
in the fail. The report was
af
ar
ranged, .n-
Several names were proposed'
and elected to become members
of the club. ^
' The meeting was then turned
over to the leader for the afterr
noon, Mrs. T. H. Upchurch. - #
A misceilanefAis, program was
enjoyed by members of the club
and invited guests.
A splendid article entitled,
"My Youngsters' Don’t Worry
Ms," by iildgar A. Guest was
given by Mrs W. E. Freeman.
" Mrs. J. H. Austin read a pa
per on Woman’s Club .Work.
Mrs. T*1B. Upphurch in her
charming and inpressive man*
ner read a^ poem entitled,
“Where Chumship Should
Reign’’ which concluded the
prograhi."’
The hostesses, assisted by Mrs.
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LOCAL LEGION FO^
PLANS BIG
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Mammoth Cdcbndiqo tfhli!i
in Raef ofedjn.
Commit
The Ellis wr^
20 American Legi(^ are
arrangements to'pdreei^
said tO’be ths targji^
of its kind ever sWed
section of the Stated
plans materialize
Raeford on 4tfa‘of^3'(
the scene of the
s^ctacle that-wjU
in A radius of 'sevoi
miles in atl dir^t^l^
’-The ex’ser^ce **
tied tOgtleast otiiiK'
ah's tl^ l^al^
that tl^ cptii^’'
be their da^.''
While their
tative and naady
are to be a
^ho initial
addition
very complnt^l^jg^jit'g
tion to start’*
morniD]^ of tl^#th
tary
Veteraa^4->
War Vefetap^ilil
ans, Red'Orogo'
tion^'^Go^rd
clubV^hf,
on thint^ adjol
'ifor CNfrty
yWe tht'T o^errign^ berehil
itanmiBtia ottfteDdidacy'^
^e^tioil ttf tbn-BM of Cbont^
Cmnmta^iiemfor DoRaOotiDty^
‘ iject fd tti#Juotinb of the vo ’
Eers at the Dilmiu^ of Jtme
J. A. MeDtfBlP^ 4
’Rr if
AscHn McQill,
pro;ii^6^ll
CiydeJJpchureh," served delicioan Bfe a
brigk. cream and angel cake, fotr
lowed by salted nuts.
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' The editor of The Jourpakaq’d
quite a number of others, a5in«i
titude, in fact, attended Mildou
son school finals last Thursday.
A large crowd alwaysNi^tend
anything ••thev have at that
school, it appears.
Lest we forget: Mildouson
was named in honor of three of
'Hoke’s four World War heros,
who died in defense of their
country, namely, McMillan, Me
Dougald andChason, A syllable
from the name of each forms
the name of the school.
The literary address was de
livered by Hon. W. C. Hammer,
our representative in Congress,
and he made a good speech.
There was some misunderstand
ing, and instead of the speaking
being at 11 o’clo:k, it was 12:20
when the Congressman arrived,
thinking 1 (/clock was the' hour
for him to speak. But Superin
tendent Hawheld was filling in
the time very satisfactorily,
and was'just ready to diliver the
certificates and diplomas when
he was interrupted '
Mildouson has had a good
Bchool the past year, so we were
informed. Everything ran along
smoothly, and satisfactorily
After the exercises in the
building, the large audience was
invited to partake of a picnic
dinner served on a long table on
theRrounds. The folks of Mil.
douson feed well, and the rather
late hour for the dinner attuned
the guests for the attack on the
liTOral spread.
;^here were ll to receive cer-
t^cates to enter high school and
0 finished the 9th grade, which
is as high as is taught in this
school; and the perfect attend-
4mce record was very fine.
Biff lioc cool summer pants for
men and boys.
Baucom’s Cash Store.
Ml?. A J. Currie cit Red S|
Rr s, vyas jn towJ3 S»tp.^8y/|>nd'
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dfltvmtdtor .
ation in on
vice.
P«cRec«ri||f. '' /v
1 birAy anomnee myaetf^ t
candidate for mgi Render’s
Goon for Hoke County, subject
• ^ till of the People iis ez«'
^Ntsed in tfie Juqetirimary.
' . J. A. Niven.
X For Copi^iwibner
Thereby ani«|race myself a
candidate for j^ce of Goun
ComniiMioiM^'sibbject to the
im^tba yoters 'in the Demo
^tic pr|MI|i^; June 2nd
p. McPhaul.
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Per Csttee Weigher
lising faithf uj and efficient
in 1^ future as in the
I tg)dn offer my services
ie vdtefB of HckVOcunty as
W^h^fdbject to the
- 00 expressed
in:#B*f^TOhF iiiiBs 2nd.r. - ‘
fitthlbl air
Poi' Boftitr ot
.We. the* OiK
a.nnooboaoar
e^tipq to the Poaid
tiop fu. Hdke
to thb actR^of the
priodary of Jui
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E. S. pKsaMRf^ :
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For C^ittity CommHiilgiw
Ihweby anooohee mytalf a
candidate for County,
sioner, subject to tiid voM df ^tiSa-
people at tbe Tune 2Bd
W. I. CuiSKSllK*^
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nimaryidn Jonie
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MajB^by^annoubee -^yseif a
ledndw^Hkior county commist
:ski0b#;^Mfbjeci to thq aoti^-'df
For Ceafaty^aii^a^lmny;
I . herein announce a
cenilldabe.lnr County
Stoner, sobjltdt to the wtHw Elf
people as'expressed in tih#
mary June 2nd.
'di B. B. G4T14111.
.i^r Board'
lystehYb announce
caodidhts % the noo^Hiliw
a member 07 the Board of lfidiL>^
oatipn. subfeet te the cetlad oCrr
Peopocratic i^trty*
paH^tiinppreeiiRdit. --
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Tibefeby,
iv'
f^^D^mocratic prii
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son of Mr. A. 0; MePhaul, has
^aduated from Davidson Coi*
lege: Miss Jessie McPhaul,
daughter of Mr. J. W. McPhaul,
graduated from Flora Macdon-
XlfiU^ge; Mr. James McPhaul
graduates from Red Springs
High School; this is a son of Mr.
J. W. McPhaul; Miss Alice Jor
dan, daughter of Mr. A. J. Jor
dan, graduates from .Antioch
High School; Mr. Willie Ever
leigh, son of Mr. W. B. FiVi'ir
leigh, graduates from Wagram
High'iSchool.
Old
Our Sewing Dept, pleases
most particular patrons.
Tbe Specialty Shop.
P. C. Gibson, young white man
who gave Fayetteville a.s his
home, was arrested and detained
in jail here last week for passing
an alleged forged check. He
bought a good suit of clothes and
hat from McLauchlin Co., and
Mr. H. C. McLauchlin found by
investigation that the check was
a forgery, and had a warrant
issued and the man arrested.
Farmers Furnishing Co., a well
known business firm of Raeford,
had enquiries as to who F'armers
Furnishing & Supply Co. is, and
Mr, H. L. Gatlin got interested
ill tbe new firm; and it became
known that M»-. W. F. Walters
had rented a store to two men,
Nk Calapolos and N, Maher, the
first named being proprietor and
who was having goods shipped
to Raeford to the new firm
by railroad, and was hauling
them on a truck to a store in
Raleigh. Chief Lindsay got on to
their game and arrested them
last Wednesday when they came
for another load. As they were
using the U. S mails to defraud,
a postoffice detective came and
took charge of tbe prisoners and
congratulated Chief Lindsay
upon his prompt action. Tbe men
are old offenders it is thought
and were being trailed.
Let us PROVE to YOU that we
the sell BETTER VALUES in
Men’s Summer Union Suits!
^ ' Baucom’s Cash Store,
“served tb e very bod ymn
school campus. Members, of the
American Legion and the Legion
Auxiliary will make an attempt
within tbe next two weeks to
call upon most of the residents of
Hoke County and solicit assis
tance in making this dinner a
success by furnishing baskets of
food. If for some reason they
miss you bring vour basket and
he there This is to be a com
immity aftair and no doubt real
dents of Raeford and vicinity
will be more than glad to do
their bit to feed ex service men
and to make the dinner asuciess
At 2:00 P. M. various athletic
events will be presented. The
above events will be as follows:
Potato race, sack race, three
legged race, fat men race. At
3:30 P. M,, will be the ball game
between Raeford and Parkton.
At 8 P M. a gorgeous lire works
display will occupy the program-
This event which might be
termed the feature of the day
will be one that will be well
worth traveling miles to see.
The boys are sparing no expense
to make this fireworks display
ilie largest and the most com
plete aver witnessed in this
cinity. Just previous to the fi
nale of the fire works display a 1
prizes will be awarded and tl e
most popular lady in the County,
decided by votes, will be crown-
edQueen of the American Legion
Celebration, given, the title of
"Miss Hoke County" and receive
a beautiful diamond ring.
In next week’s addition of this
paper there will be a nomination
blank on which you may write
tbe name of the lady whom you
consider to be the most popu
lar girl in the County. This
nomination blank will give her
100 votes in the contest. From
time to time other opportunities
to vote for your chosen contes
tant will be given. It will in
deed be an honor to any girl to
receive the tftle of ^‘Miss Hoke
County" and automytically re-
the-
crophefc^
For Recorder.
Suppose tvyin brothers were
candidates for the office of prosO’
cuting attorney of tbe Recorder’s
court in Hoke county, one a law
yer and the other not. Which
wdhld you vote for to prosecute
in behalf of the State? Why?
Suppose you were in a strange
city today, arrested and need^
someone to defend you in court,
and two men of equally good
character and average intelli
gence presented themselves, one
of them a lawyer and the other
not. Which which would you
engage as counsel? Why? Sup
pose there was a ’ primary to be
held next Saturday, (and there
is), and four or five mien, all
gentlemen so far as you knew,
and all of average intelligence so
far as you were able to tell, were
running for the office of Judge
4)f the County court, and onl^
one was a licensed attorney at'
law. Which would seem to you
more likely,to fill the ptkee satis
factorily? Why?
Is a judicial offich ajpiiblic pie
counter where talent, traibing
and experience go' bei^idg?
When a mairasss for an office he
must bring a fair exchange to
the people fur their votes Am 1
Yj.4not iiiakiQg a fair proposal? 1
have more experience than any
other candidate. I have legal
: training. 1 am not asking for
more pav for these extra qualifi
cations^ is not that fair enough?
1 do the best I know. What more
could you ask? ^on’t your have
my record foi^thspast five years?
Tou must guess as to what a new
mah will do You do not'hbie fo
guess about me. Fu^hermdfe,
do you still stick jto your pte^ga
to the soldier. hoys of 1917-^X8?
1 ain dependetat oh yda^‘ tfy Ser
vice Over There is worth what*
ever value you place upon it
You let me go to die if (jod did
notlet me coAe baOk; IcftmA
back through His mercy. If I
can put my trainingL experience
and good will in peace at your^
dispcsal anywhere. let,jne serve
you another term where I am-
AUd may I thank yoif fbr ydut
past loyalty and remain
FaMI«»yiftr
To the Voters of^Bofe''C(»»nty:
1 hereby announce
candidate for the office of Regie
ter of Deeds for Hoke county,
subject to t he action of tbe Dem
ocratic primary to be held June
2nd, 1928.
Arch McNair.
AnnoniiceBieBt
1 hereby announce myself as
a candidate for renomination to
the office of Register of Deeds of
Hoke County, subject to the
coming primary voters. 1 prom’
ise to give the oame personal
service that 1 have always given.
D. K. Blue.
For Recorder
To the Voters of Hoke County:
' 1 hereby announce myself a
candidate for tbe office of Re'
corder for Hoke county, subject
lb the action of the Democratic
Priinary to be held June 2Qd.
Paul Dickson.
Fdr House of Represeataliyes.
After mature deliberation, and
at the earnest solicitation of many
friends, l am again a candidate
foribe nomination for Represen
tali vs from Hoke County in the
next General Assembly, subject
to the will ot the people as their
votes will determine on June 2nd.
D. S. Poole.
For County Commissioner
To the Voters of Hoke County:
I hereby announce myself a
canffidate for Clounty Com mis
sioner, subject to the action of
the will of the people as express
(ed’in the June 2nd primary.
N. U G. Balfour.
Stonewall Township.
For Board Education.
I herein announce my candi
dacy for' the Board of Education
for Hoke county, subject to tbe
of ttie people in the J une
primary.
A. P.|iTUBB8.
To the Voters of Hoke County:
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for the office of Sheriff
. of Hoke tfounty, subject to the
R^pMtf ully yoim« action of tbe Democratic primary
hncerelv eimrs. |t6‘b6^hPm June 2nd, 1928.
-a candidf
f lEducation &f.
I^ect to the vote citt - iQ tiM
june^nd prtin&rV.
P-McNrOiiydfci
Wssiescf
To the Desfiocratie • Voters  of-
Hoke County *
I hereby announce myaelf ^s
candidate for the House of
resentatfves for the Ghaatf' at'
Hoke, subject to the- vdtste
of the Democratic party in the
coming primary.
W. T. C6viNd>fO!^. ‘
To the Voters of Hoke- CoiOtV:*
I hereby anoounee) mjrsell ;;a
candidate for the office ^j
iff of Hoke countyV subf
action of the Democratic |
to be held Jnne the 2nd.
Edgar Haka;
To the Democratic Voters of
Hoke County:
I hereby announce myaalf^^R
candidate for Judge of ^ Recor
der’s Court, sutfjeci. to the!i|ctlOQ
of the primary to be held June
2nd. 1928.
W J. McLauchlin.
For Register of Poeda
» I hereby announce myself a
candidate for tbe office of Reghr
ter of Deeds of Hoke county;^
subject to the action of tbe vo-‘
tera at tbe Primary in June.
Dan. j. Kay-
For Celtsa WcigEcr.
1 hereby solicit the aupportof
the voters of Hoke ‘ Cduhty for
the office of Cotiejn Weigher* m?
candidacy being subject ta tk*'*
vote of the peopleihr the {MHNMtflf'
on lune 2od.
S. A. SNEAt).
I expect one h'
Improved Portdt
Plants for sale wi'
Iboasaiid
SomiA reedy ne
J. D. msO:
QBdted tb
octet BHh Poltito
no#.
Sincerely yours.
Abtbqb D. Goes.
DAVID H. Hodqin.
FORD TRUCR
Has steel cab and ttohe
motor has just been oy^ffiaot
ed. new license good -imlr Ih'
Price |160.00>* ,
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