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afrteTt. Mrs. ~W. A'. Carpfenter.
Irsi H. f;.--Bethea, of. St. Pauls,
TJitited ihor parents, Mr and Mr^. W
^^Jli/Blue, last/Sunday.'
Ilf is
fiss Kathleen Dew has returned
frdm lU "Visit to relatives in Rich-
an^nd, 'Va. ^
'ifrflil^'Syton Qraliain, of Raleigh,
si^nt Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
D^lla McDuffie.
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]to. and iMrs. J. S. Mann and chil
dren, of WljitevillE, visited Mr,- and
Mis. Israel 'Marin Sunday.
Idi&h’ CUftord ‘ Clark, of Washing
ton, D. C., ^ spent the week-end with
friends here.
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.^a. JR. M. Mams, of Hamlet, vis-
in the^hopie of her sister, Mrs.
Wij A.'^ McLean,'Monday.
rs.'Jonah McAuley, of Biscoe,
sjAnt Sunday with her parents, Mr.
ai* Mrs. D. S. McKeithan.
isses Dudley McLean and Sarah
Di^ughon, ot ,/Ralelgh, spent the
•wi^k-send rl^fli relartives and friends
hefe.
ilr. and Mrs. Doug McFadyen and
lit^e son, Kobert, .of Dong Island,
N.:'Y., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A.
K.| McPadyen.
,!^s8 Maude Poole, who is teach
ing at L«well, spent the pafet week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. '’Bcott Podle.
iMiss Isabel Jean Lament, who is
teaching at Lowell, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr,, and Mrs.
Wih. Lament.
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l^TS. W. A. McLean, and son, Hu
bert, left Wednesday for Moultrie,
and Dunedin, Fla., where they
win visit relativea
ijetha Howell, small daughter of
M^ and Mrs. J. D. Howell, had her
tennis removed at Red Springs last
w^k. She; is .recovering nicely.
, ifi'if • Mrs.. jBahdall Jiattiehoni
of''j|h^lja'fTlUe, JN. gre viaittog
the foi^^r's parents, Jiii. Mrs.
R. A. V Btoi^esoa on > North Main
■Street’'i '
of ^e Tele
phone .tb^tem at. Charlotte, was a
vRaeford .visitor'two days last week,
Mr* G. W. Seate spent last ^iday
and Saturday In Wilmington bn' bus
iness;-’/ ' — ,
Mrh'. ’ A. 't?ow received her natural
ization papers as an American citi
zen in Greensboro Tuesday, a fact
,of which she Is justly proud..
Miss Kate Fairley and Mrs. E. L.
Roberson, sisters of Dr. Fairley, who
are visiting their brother, A. M.
Fairley, pf^ Laurinburg, and Mrs. A.
Ml Fairley were guests of Dr. and
Mrs. Pairiey. this week.
, Friends b^ye w;ill learn with deep
concern that Mr. John Campbell,
hrpther of Messrs. Dan and Milton
Campbell, is critically ill at his home
in.’, Fayettevihe.
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^r. Willie Hodgin, one of the most
popular teachers over to %ach in
the Raeford schools, is substituting
for Prof. J. F. Lowrance, who was
very painfully scalded last week.
■RAln^ of J?at0tevUfe;. Mw.
MkCain, Mrsi Hooper, Mrs. Tlumas,
Mrs. ll^ilUams, hf Sanatorium; Mnk.
Randle 'Matheson, of Hightstown. . N.
J., and Mni. Lewis McBrayer, of
Timherland. A number of -Raeford
people who did not play came In tor
tea. ' ' ' '
Bazaar at Mildpuaon School.
Before ^you complete your Christ
mas shoopping, visit the bazaar at
Mlldouson school, Tueeday, Dec. 16,
beginning at 4:00 o’clock p. m. Sup
per will he served at a later hour....
MRS. LEWIS UPCHURCH AND
! .MRS. ARTHUR MATHESON
ENTERTAIN WITH BRIDGE
and Mrs. A. W. McNeill and
Miss Sarah Patterson, of Manley,
wejre guests of Mr. and Mrs. Starr
McMillan Sunday afternoon.
Misses Forest and Myrtle Austin,
whp have been^in New York for the
paid year, are'TleiiJrig their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J'. H. Austin.
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BAUCOM’S
Cash Store
Joy’s Golf Pants, sizes up to
1.7 years,
I 98c to $1.95 '
GIVE USEFUL GIFTS
Boy’s Aviator Caps, with or
V
Vlthout goggles,
' ' 25c and 49c
GIVE USEFUL GIFTS
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/ On Friday afternoon from 3 to 6
.Mesdames Lewis Upchurch and Ar
thur Matheson, -Jr., were hostesses
to a number of the! rfriends. This
wab one of the most enjoyable after
noon parties of the Fall. It was given
at the Upchurch home which was
elaborately and tastefully decorated
for the occasion. Flowers and plants
and red candles suggestive of the
approaching Christmas season form
ed . the scheriie of the decorations.
These decorations were effectively
usdd in the living room, mrisic room,
and dining room. There were six
tables of those playing , bridge and
four of those playing rook. Score
pads, tallies and table, markers car
ried out the Christmas idea.
Those winning prizes in bridge
were Mrs. John Walker high score
prize and Mra. Benton Thomas low
'score prize.
Mesdames J. C. Thomas and C. W.
Seate were holders of high gnd low
scores in rook.
A delicious salad course followed
by fruit cake was served. There
were a number of out-of-town guests
present.. These were Miss Kelly, of
Hlghsmith Hospital, Fayetteville.
Misses Sarah Currie, Hayden and
U. D. C. HOLDS REGULAR'
MEETING WEDNESDAY
The Raeford Chapter of the U.
D. C. held ■ Its December mebting
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. W. L. Poole with Mrs. W. B.
McLauchlin and Mrs. Sexton a.S joint
hostesses ,
The Chapter . voted to send a
"Christmas Cheer’’ contribution to
the Confederate Home in Raleigh.
Mrs. McLean reported a generous as
sortment of canned goods for ’the
Thanksgiving shower for the Wo
men’s Home In Fayetteville.
Mrs. J". W. Currie made a splendid
talkj on “N. C. Literary Women of
the Sixties.” Poerols were read by
Mrs. W. P. Covington and Miss Mar
gie Campbell, which were written
by N. C. women.
At the conclusion of the program
the hostesses served real poimd cakg
with coffee.
If a man’s Scotch is good, no one
seems to mind hlb English.
CLASSIFIED ADS
I HAVE FDR QUICK SALE 30
chbi'ce n^eS-, which are of good
breeding and have had best of care.
Also 2 fresh young milk cows. J. D.
MASON, Raeford R 1. 37-3t
REWARD'’'‘F0R THE RECOVERY of
two female pointers, strayed or
stolen. December 5th. One white with
small liver colored ears, due to
whelp this week. Other eight months
old pup, liver-head and neck small
.'spot on forehead, large spot right
side and smaU spot on right hip.
H. R. McLean. It-pd
FOR RENT—Six-room house with
lights and water. On Donaldson
Avenue, close in. PAUL DICKSON.
PRCH^ESSIONAL
CARDS.
J. H. BLUE
ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING
RAEFORD, N. C.
Phone 5361
■ BLUEMONT BARBER SHOP
L. H. Koonce. Prop.
Hot and Cold Water Baths—Skilled
Barbers—Clean and Sanitary.
H. W. B. WHITLEY
Lawyer
Loans Negotiated on Farm Lands.
Phone Office 279
Residence Phone 333
ARTHUR D. GORE
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Office over Bank of Raeford
Raeford, N. C.
Fayetteville Wilmington
Broken glasses Duplicated by Mail
City Optical Company
EVERYTHING OPTICAL
304 Hay St. Phone 1300
Fayetteville, N. C.
SMITH & McQUEEN
Attorneys-at-Law
PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS
Phone 268 Raeford, N. C.
J. W. CURRIE
Atoorney at Law
JohnSon-Thomas Building
Raeford, N. C. Phone 274
Audits Tax
Investigations Consultant
G. C. LUNDIN
. Certified Public Accountant
Laurinburg.
Phones: 19 and 249.
DR. A. C. BETHUNE .. ..
Practice limited to chronic diseases
and internal medicine
PAGE TRUST CO. BLDG.
Phone 2 IS RAEFORD, N. C.
DR, H. R. CROMARTIE
Dentist
Office over Bank of Raeford
Phones.^ Office 201—Res 315
Q, ROWLAND | DR. H, MeIC, MeDIARMID
Atumpy-ai-Law t
Office XJpstalrB In Court Home f Office Over Page Traai Co.
Phone 227^.
Office 204 -1- Itoeiden»
PAUL DICKSON.
General Ineuranee for 16- Years
R. A. MATHESON, Jr„ M. D.
Office First Floor
BANK OF RAEFORD BUILDING I Office: Page Trust Co. Building,
Office Phone 353 Rea. Phone 261 i Phone 245
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
REMNANT SEED
COTTON
Our Gins Will Run As Long As There
is Any Cotton to Gin.
Raeford Gin Company
WE LEAD THEM ALL
I WILL ALLOW YOU
$L00 PER BUSHEL FOR
SHELLED CORN
On your subscription account if de
livered at Printing Office.
PAUL DICKSON.
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Boy’s Good Serviceable Rain!
Coats, vrith caps to iriatch,
$2.39
■GIVE USEFUL GIFTS
Boy’s Leather Belts, .bizes 26
to 30. assorted colors,
^ 25c and 50c
GIVE USEFUL GIFTS
Boy’s Shirts and Blouses, white
and colors,
49c, 69c, 98c
GIVE USEFUL GIFTS
Boy’s Gloves, gauntlet style.
With leather fringe,
i 25c
I GIVE USEFUL GIFTS
, Neick ties, four-ln-hand
25c
fGIVE USEFUL GIFTS
Boy’k Golf Socks, new pat
terns and coierii, sizes fropi
8 to IQ.
Merry Christmas!
WATCH OUR STORE FOR THE
LATEST IN GIFT GOODS
We have a large assortment of beautiful gifts
that will please any and every member of the fam- .
ily. Look our stock over before you buy.
Hoke Drug Co.
fhorie 272
Whitmi^ Candies
' Prescription Druggist
OUR
BIG SALE
Holiday Specials
n Raisins, Currents, Figs, Dates, Citron, Crystalized
j Ginger, Pineapples, Cherries, Orange and
Qi Lemon Peel.
Oranges,,.Cfrapes, Grapefruit, Apples and Bananas
Mince Meat, Apple Sauce, Fig and Plum Pudding
Fruit Salad, Pineapple, Apricots and Peaches
e'^erItthing in canned vegetables :
WE HAVE THE GOODS
ANP THE PRICE!
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give USEFUL GIFTS
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Is still going on in full swing and lots of people from
miles around are taking advantage of tliis i*are oppor-
t
tunity to buy high quality merchandise at prices hard
to equal.
This is your opportunity to get
MEN’S AND BOY’S CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS,
SHOES AND ALL KINDS OF DRY
GOODS AT YOUR OWN PRICES
■’r* f-:'-.*. • c»rA>.'
I fljrocery Co-
S^/ , PHOHS m FOR PiU>MPT PEUVERY'
RAEFORD
NORTH CAROLINA
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