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THE NEWS-JOOSNAU BAEEOBP, N. C
PHONE “ * . • « 35ZJI
CHABONAl^ HuaC CLDll HAS
ANNUAL BtrONESS MEBIDIg.
' The Ci|||ininade music dub hdd its
. regular ttontl^ meeting on Tuesday
afternoon, Fd>ruary ISifa, at the
home orilgr8. K; A. MacDonald, with
Miss BiUrioii and Mzs> Arah
Gatlin Stuart johit hjostesses,
M^ R. L. Mutfay, diahnnan of
the dub, pr^d^> As tl^ was the
annual busing meeting, repoHs
from all ofAems' were given and of*
fleers for ihe-next dub year were
voted on. /ThO following were elect
ed: ■
Mrs. R. L. Murray, president."
BHss Mildred James, : vice-presi-i
dent.
Mrs. H. R. McLean, secretary.
Miss Jessie B. Ferguson, treasurer.
Mrs. C. E. Upchurch, press re-^
porter.
Mrs.
music.
Mrs.
map.
^ Mrs. Murray read names of the
program committee for the misuing
year as follows:
K Mrs. W. R. Barrington, Mrs. ty.
M. Thomas, Miss Jessie B. Fergu
son.
At the conclusion of the business
session Mrs. A. L. O’Brlant read a
paper on “Fugal.and Sonata Forms.”
After this - the • hostesses served a
ddectable salad plate, carrying out
the (^orge Washington idea in color
motif and small hatchets as favors.
L. M. Upchurch, custodian of
Ina P.-^thune, rating chair-
TEACHERS HATE
DITERESTIING MEETING. -*
On. Wednesday -evening. of last
week four teachers who-make 'Qieir
home at' Mrs. U. R. Gatlin’s enter
tained the’ other Raeford teachem
their regular monthly meeting. These
hostesses were Mrs. Sa|lie Johnson,
lUHss McLaurin, Miss Kimbrough and
Miss Cox. The program was a good
one and was in charge of Earl Smith
and Miss McLaurin. After the pro
gram refreshments were senned and
a delightful social hour was eihi
joyed.
^ Nbrfha and Ruth Looper visited in
Maishville this past Sunday.
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NEW SHIPMENT OF 14011^’
Slips, Paafles, and oth» foniiilne
finery just arrived mt BAUCOlirS.
WOMAN’S AtnaUART*
HONORS NEW PAOTOB
AND WIFE.
Rev. andvMrs. H. K. Holland and
two daughtms were introduced sde-
ipUy to the Presbyterian dtogrqsa-
tion last Thur»lay evening.
The Woman’s Auxiliary spemsored
a reception in the undercroft of the
chiin^ to which all members were
invited. Long leaf pine made a
pleasing badcgrouiid fpr thd attrac
tively arranged tables from which
pun^ and dake wm'e serv^ & die
receiving line with Rev. and Mrs.
^liand were;,,|^. J^ W. Mclnuch-
lin, Mr. and M[rs. Claience ^oddh.
Rev, and J&s. Wv C. Brown, Miss
flora Boyce, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Cur
rie, Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Murray, Ihr.
and Mrs. Marcus Smith and Cecil
Dew.
Many caUed to welcome the new
pastor and his wife and the occa
sion proved to be a most pleasant
one.
PARTY AT LUMBER
BRIDGE.
Misses Delia Cottingham and Car
olyn McGoogan were hostesses Wed
nesday night at a miscellaneous
shower for Mrs. Pete-Canady, at the
home of Miss Cottingham^ at Lumber
Bridge.
Twelve friends were present and
each made a sheet for the scrap-
bodk which was presented to the
bride. After enjoying other games,
the bride received many lovely gifts
for her home. A salad course and
coffee was served.
Mrs. Canady before her recent
marriage, was Miss Catherine Mc
Googan, of Arabia. After lilarch 1st
she wiR be at home in PaS^n.'
Cahady for the past few
months has been connected with the
permanent wave shop at Red Spikigs.
T. w. a', girls meet.
Mrs; F. T. Siskron and Frances
Campbell were hostesses to die Y.
W. A. girls of the Baptist Church
Monday night. The mo^m was on
“The Importance of Tithing.” Dur
ing the social hour delicious re
freshments were served.
WITH THE ARMY
PEOPLE.
LI -Sample, who is well known in
Record, being with die CCC camp
near‘here, is now stati^ied at Fort
Bragg. He pnd his famijy have tak
en an apartment at-Mm. Ina Lentz’s.
Lt. R. W. Koontz, Jr., Co. B., 15th
Engr. Bn. has rented William La
ment, Jr.’s, house on Donaldson ave
nue. Sgt Palmer and wife, who
now occupy it, will move to (luarters
at the Post the first of March.
TOURNAMENT FOR BENEFIT
OF HOKE HIGH SCHOOL
BAND WELL ATTENDED.
^ Friday evening a card tourna
ment Was held in the Kiwanis hall
for the benefit of the Hoke high
school band. A very good-sized
crowd attended, although not nearly
so large as should have been there
for this cause. Just before the games
the band gave a concert which lasted
a half an hour. This was imder the
direction-of their leader, Mr. Melvin,
of Red Sprinf^. The music was
good and the band promises to be a
feature of whidi the town will, be
justly proud;
The score cards were unusually
attractive, being hand made. There
were many pret^ .prizes and a num
ber of things had' been contributed
by different organizations which
were auctioned off by Robert Gatlin
toward the close of the evening.
Light refreshments were served.
High score in bridge was won by
Mrs. Paul Dickson, and in rook by
Mr. Beall of the Ss^torium.
There were a dumber of other
table priws won.
OMEGA CLEGG CHtCLB
The Chnega Clegg Cirde held its
regular inemfldy meeting in ffie base-
n^t of die Methpdiirt cliardb Mbn-c .nUdit for Balthnore. She sailed-firani
day ni^t at 7:30., Miss Myrtlce
Banington had diarge of the pro
gram, ' .
During the social hour the circle
gave a miscellaneous shower to My-
rtice Barrington, a bride-elect She
received many useful and lovely
gifts. Refreshihents were served.
LEATB8 POR POKIO UCOl
Mrs. F. T. Shkrofhi who was Mias
Annie Neal Cenqpbcdl, beCoco her
marriage in die fad, left TtModagr
there yesterday OQ die S. S. BaitagBa
for San Juan, Poarto Riook i9lMare,ahd
wfll join her hndbind, 1st F.'
T. Siskron, vdio is Stattooed at Borhi-
quen Fidd.
Mrs. T. B. Lester is in Pittman
hospital for- treatmoit.v - :
PROGRESSIVE incorporated
.^orth Carolina Stores for N, C, People^*,
3 No. 2 cans
Red Sour Pitted Choffies.. 3 3 e
BORAX, lb. pkg. - 15c
FBDGRESSn^ COFFEE, 2 lbs 33c
SALMON, 2 cans 27c
CORNED Reef, No. l can 19c
TUNA FISH, 7-oz. can...— 17c
Aunt Phoebe’s Ammonia, qt. hot lOe
“ SUGAR ”
TO-UB PAPER BAG .i.., 49c
25-LB. PAPER BAG $1.23
lOD-La SACK $4.90
Phillips TOMATO JUICE, 4 cans 19c
Phillips Cut Stringless BEA^S, 2 No. 2 cans 15c
Phillips PORK AND BEANS, lb. can, 4 for I9c
JELLG. assorted flavors, 4 pkgs 25c
TOMATOES, 4 No. 2 cans........ 25e.
Del Monte FRUIT FOB SALAD, No. 2 can...„.:: 23c
Del Monte PEACHES, 2 No. 2% cans. ....33c
Hot Breakfast COFFEE, 2-lbs.....'.... 25c
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WITH THE ABMY
PEOPLE.
Sgt. and Mrs. Moss, who came
from Raeford from Ft Henning, Ga.,
are making their home with Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Trawidc.
Lt. and Mrs. Curtis have as tiieir
guest Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Shoults,
of Enid, Oklahoma. These are the
parents of Mrs. Curtis.
br. and Mrs. Ben Irby, of Ken-
bridge, Va., visited their cousin, Mrs.
Norman King last Friday. Th^
were ebroute to fTcnrida for a vaca
tion.
Lt. and Mrs. William^ Lamont, of
Fort Moultrie, spent several days
with home folks.
H. L. Gatlin, Jr., Mra. J, B. Thom
as and Mrs, Lawrence Poole spent
Monday in High Point.'
• • • •
: Edward Langston, whorls- now
working in Pageland, S. C., with the
REA, spent , the weekend at home
with his family.
• • •
Ed Peele, of Mri^uchlin Co., is
ill at hisu^home wilh the flu.
• • • •
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Phillips from
Georgetown, S. C., are making fheir
home with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Tra-
wick. Mr. I%illips is with the State
Highway department that is r^iairhig
the Raeford Fayetteville road.
• • • •
OUie Adcox, of Pinebluff, visited
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. 'Drawick recenthr.
Mrs. J. D. Bouyer was called to her
lome in Robeson county because of
the illness of her mother Sunday.
• « • •
J. P. Smith, Grady Smith, and
“Red” McDaniels returned last Mon
day. ^ey had been visiting Mr.
Smifii’s. sister for two weeks in Clio,
Alabama.
• • • •
Irma. Jordan, who is teaching in
Snow HiU, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mir. and Bfes. J. F.
Jordan.
• ^,1 • •
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Crunqiton, of
Belmont, spent the weekend \rith
Mrs. Crumpton’s mother, Mrs. B.. R.
Gatlin.
• • • « -
Little Edward Langston is ill with
the flu.
• * • •
Miss Frances Jean Freeman spent
the week^d at her home in Aber
deen.
• « « •
Mr. and Mrs. Max Heins and chil
dren, of Sanford, visited Mbs. J. A.
Blue Sunday.
• • • •
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Mdnnis spent
Spnday with Mr. Meinnis* brother,
Sandy Mdnnis, of Ellerbe.
Bfr. and Mrs. Hit^ Lowe and
Miss Maude Poole caine from Bel
mont Saturday and HMnt Sundiqr
with Mr. and Mta. D. S. Fade.
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Agnes Mae Johnson, who is at
Salem college,, spent the weekend
with her mother. She had as her
giiest Ruth Thomas, of Hoiderson,
who is also a student at Salem.
• • •' •
Mrs. Earl Tolar and Ifrs. Kermlt
Crawley spent Saturday in Greens
boro.
' • • • •
Miss Aileen Crowder, of Louis-
burg, spent the weekend with Mrs.
H. L. Gatlin, Jr.
• • • •
William Dickson, U. S. A., now
stationed at Fort Jackson, was a
visitor in Raeford the past weekend.
• • • «
Among those home from Fort
Moultrie over the weekend' were:
Hib Barrington, James McDiarmid,
Wilson Yarborough, Chalmers Davis,
Carlton Nivens, Dan Howell, William
Harris, Talmadge English, and J. B.
lyomble.
• • * •
Hazel Gentry, who is a student
at Louisburg junior college, spoit
the weekend with her parents.
• • • «
Annie Ruth Alexander, of Greens
boro, spent the weekend with her
parents.
• • • •
Blanche Mussdwhite, of Raleigh,
spent the weekdid in Raeford.
CimubiB has baai fit
with the ilB.
WAIT ADS
FOB BENT ONE LABOB COM-
See Mn. D, 4k
ADTBUSB TOUB BOOBBl UN-
Thau la tte heal waor- ia
ad ia
BABY CH1GK8-BARRED WOCEB,
land RedSk 9SJ5 far UM »ar
5U; |t.45 per Iff; 94Ut par ffiU;
|St.UU per 1 Jtu. AH chfcto ftpaa
N. C. U. S. PallaraaD-lestod fitodhik
WesUpC.O.11. Gaddv*a
Fana, LaaAevlai^ N. C.
Out March 30th||c.
FOR BALE — I HATE A
enamel KHehea g* that w
bought a year age taut faflL
barns esal and woad aud ia ha c
eeDeat eoudltfen. I alw have
wood and coal heater VbaiPa e
ceHeat tor a bedroom. Thcae c
be booikt moot rnooaably. fl
Mrs. Fsal DMaoa or famahe
News-JonraaL ,
A SPECIAL LOT OF LADIES’ REG-
nlar gl BERKSHIRE foU fashion
boee at only 79e pair, at BAU-
coaps.
FOR SALE — PBACnCALLY NEW
Woodstock typewriter, bought new
only year ago. Fri^ for qnldk
sale at I30.M. Apply at Newa-
Jontnal office. tf
REMEMBER — THE NEWS-JOUR-
nal will be sent to epUege boys and
girls from now nntU Jqne few Ste,
payable In advance. la most
convenient way and boys and gUs
away from home DO want the
paper!
SEE HOME FOM> MARKET FMt
cabbage plants, esriy pea seed,
and ^ant bed ferttUier. tfia
STEADY WORK - GOOD PAT—
Reliable man wanted to caH out
fanners in Hoke County. Ne en-
periience or capital reqnired. Wrtte
McNess Co., Candler BUg., Mritf-
more, Md. Itpt.
WANTED BY LARGE CORPtMI-
stiiHi—Men that are aggrendve.
Permanent omiieetioa wltti a fu
ture for producers. Must have ear
and be bonded. Past famnuiee
smd eoRectiiig exporlence hdpCW,
bnt not essentiaL For interview,
write box 771, Rockingham, N. C.
2:20|27||p.|
WANTED—5t CORDS 2-FOOT OAK
wood.—Raeford Dry C^ieaners, J.
W. Graham, Mgr. ite
WANTED - SEWING—I AM PRE.
pared to do sewing and altering’
of all Undk Can make fancy, piahi
bomid; and tailored bnttaiihptfa
Dress-making. Slfo covers nmde.
guaranteed to fit — Mrs. C. C.
Phillips, East DonaldMn Ave., witti
Rev. and Mrs. TrawiA
REAVEi DRUG ITORE
Sgt. and Mrs. James Graham, of
San Antonio, Texas, have an apart
ment with Mrs. Aganora Andrews.
Lt. Graham Dickson, of Ft Moul
trie, ^as accompanied back to the
post by Mrs. Dickson and George
Graham Didcson, Jr. Miss Bessie
Love went with them but will re
turn to Raeford in a few days. The
baby, who had been quite sick •with
pneumonia, is very much improved.
CHRISTIAN SERVICE
SOCIETY TO MEET.
The general meeting of the Wom
an’s Society of Christian Service of
the Methodist church will meet Mon
day afternoon in the basement of
the church at 3 o’clock. All mem
bers are asked to be present as
they will have an out of town speak
er. ,
Wash
Cloths
60c
Alka-
Seltzer
50c
Vick’s
NOSE
DROPS
tj unuu J I vjnciNc.
PRe^CHIPTION SPECIALIST
RAEFORD, NORTH CAROLINA.
AT*«dUMODUCT
Why go on tufforing tho tortufos of acid
indigtsfioh dueemforf whan you can gaf
B!tma>Rai? Its four way oefien givas quid
and prolongad faliaf. Thousands gat raliaf
from Bisma-Rat. Try this tansa-
tional toliaf sold only at Raxall Drug |
Storas today.
BISMA-REX
SOc
1IRONIZED
1 Yeast Tablets
1 $1 Size
7Se
Wampole’s
$1.25 PREP.
98e
Creo-Mulsion
$1.25 SIZE
3t.G9
Carnation
MILK—tall can
6e
Bromo - Qiunine
35c Cold
Tablets
29e
4% OZ.
JAfr
BOOK MATCHES
8c
JEWEL COMPOUND
l-LB. CARTON •. 1.
4- LB. CARTON
5- IUB. car|on
Fresh FIELD PEAS, No. 2 can
FLEECY WHITE, qt. bottle . ..
lie
37c
Hie
:16c
lOc
GORTON’S DEEP SEA FISH ROE
9^4^z. Can ::......42f%c 14-og. can. 1 JSe
G%eva WHOLE BEETS, No. 2 can^ TOc
Graen like Peas, caa L ...^ lOe
FRUIT3 AND VEGETABLE3
BAGAIIA8, lb. . . . 5e
Indariva GRAPEFRUIT, 3 for...—... ,10c
RUTABAGA TURNIPS, 3 lbs.. lOe
GB^ CABBAGE, 5 lbs... 19e
POTATOES, No. IV* 10 lbs. .17c
CARR0T3, ^aeh ... ...... . ..... ........ Se
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COOKING. APPIxESi 3^ 4bs*...w-—
luncheon BRIDGE. /
Mrs^^-J^ Walker entertained the
Senior Briteei club last Friday with
a luncheon-followed by bridge. Cov
ers were laid for twelve at card
tables. Place cards, tallies, etc., were
Suggestive of Valentine.
Mrs. Clyde Upchiirch won the club
prize and Mrs. Lewis Upchurch the
visitor’s prize.
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COLD TABLETS
PRESBYTERIAN YOUNG
PEOPLE ENTERTAINED.
The AuxUiary of thq Raeford Pres
byterian church entertained the
young people last Monday nifdit in
the undercroft of the church. Mrs.
Herbert McKeithan had riiarge of the
social hour.
Delicipus sandwiches, ^kies, and
punch were served during the
hour.-
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bdiuine, of
Httsboro, were visitors in Raeford
Sunday.
• • * Vk.
Mr. aiid Mrs. W. E. Jordan have
moved to Aberdeen where they have
an apartment with Mr. Jordan’s nar-
ents.
* • • ,*
Miss Bbzel G«itry, who is a stud
ent at Louisburg College, was one
of the honor guests at the monthly
birthday dinner given at/the
this month. , ^
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Mr. and Mrs. John Ml,
and Shoults, and iL —-t,
Curtte spent Sunder at Hi^tle Beajch.
visited Brookgreen cG^
dfns. '
andf Ifrs.
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A special cambinatten watua fliis
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PINKHAM
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