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THURSDAY, APRIL 13th, 1944 TlIK NEWS-JOURNAL, RAEFORD, N. C. PACK THKEK Social Items - P ersonals : CRENSIIAW-CURR1E Mrs. D. A. Currie announces the Orriage of her daughter, Mary Ann, Pvt. William Crenshaw of Rex, N. C. and Camp Bowie, Texas, on Friday, April seventh, at Brown wqod, Texas. Mrs. Crenshaw is price clerk of the Hoke county rationing board. O FORMAL DANCE AT CAMP MACKALL The Raeford girls have been in vited to attend a formal dance to be held at Camp Mackall this even, ing. Those attending are asked to meet at the Soldiers Center at 7 o'clook. DA VIS-ASH BURN Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Ashburn an nounce the marriage of their daugh ter, Edith Delia, to Thomas Davis, Jr., at Bennettsville, S.C. on October 26, 1943. n McFADYEN BOYS GIVEN EASTER PARTY MISS FERGUSON OSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB Miss Jessie Bright Ferguson enter tained her bridge club at her home Tuesday evening. Two tables were in play. After several progressions Mrs. Arch Graham was awarded high srore honors and Mrs. Margie Townsencl, a guest of the club, was presented the traveling prize. A delightful salad course was ser ved by the hostess at the conclusion of play. Charles Cameron spent the week end at home. WOMANS AUXILIARY TO MEET MONDAY The Womans Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church will meet Mon day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the ladies par'or of the church. CHRISTIAN SERVICE SOCIETY MEETS ON MONDAY AFTERNOON The circles of the Society of Chris tian Service will meet at the Metho dist church Monday afternoon at 3:3 o'clock. Mrs. Lacy McFadyen entertained The Oxega Clegg circle will meet at an Easter party Thursday after-1 with Mrs. Jack Morris Monday ev noon for her two sons, Dick and ening at eight o'clock. Lnrltip. About thirtv of their VOUnB O- Miss Margaret McNeill spent last weekend wioh Miss Fiances Morris in Lillington. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Sauls and daughters, Ann and Alice of Eureka. and Mrs. W. It. Munn of Goldboro spent Easter with their granparents, ir. una Mrs. j. n. Maxwell. Miss Lottie Mae Willis is sick with measles. Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Murray and daughter, Jane Dickson, of Lexine ton, Va., were guests of Dr. and Mrs. R. Li. Murray last Friday. Miss Ellen Currie of Richmond visited her mother, Mrs. J. S. Currie over the week end. Mrs. A. R. Morris is visiting Major and Mrs. William Lumont at Fort Screven, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dew and son and Miss Kathleen Dew of Char lotte, and Mrs. Jack Penn of Forest City spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Dow. Mrs. Bill Davis of High Point was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Mc Leod Sunday an dMonday. Mrs. Paul Dezerne and Miss Jose phine Hall were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bunk Sutton of Fay etteville Friday evening. Miss Katherine Ann Walker, a stu dent at Mary Washington college Fredericksburg, Va., spent the Easter holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Walker. Mrs. Neill A; McDonald of Tim berland is visiting her daughter, Mrs. David Jester at Thomasville. Miss Annie Lee Cress and Mrs. Margie Townsend spent the past week end at Miss Cress' home in Salisbury. Mr. and Mrs. George McFariyen and baby of Jacksonville spent the week end with Mrs. A. B. McFadyen. Mrs. Ruth Bridges. Mrs.B. L. Cox and Miss Dorothy Bridges visited relatives in Carthage Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thanas McLauclilin spent Sunday nt Harrisburg with Mrs. iTr I.aurhlin's nnrontc th vtMt friends enjoyed the afternoon. Games; -vir. ana Mrs. u. b. tinier, pjreuis ano Mrs Qorge y Hanna. were played for a while and then of Mrs. Donald Davis, are spending the entire group joined in an egg i sometime in Concord and Green- j Ml. nnd Mrs jj Gatlin and hunt. jville, S. C. I Mrs. J. H. Austin spent Tuesday Punch, cookies and candies were i served as refreshments alter the : egg hunt. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Crumpton of I Mel nom speni me wees tnu wuu 1 Mis. R. B. Gatlin. GARDENS TO BE OPEN TO PUBLIC The formal garden of Mrs. H. A. Canneron, which is new at its season al height, will be open to the public Friday through Sunday. The informal gardens of Mrs. Paul Dezerne, Mrs. John McGoogan and Mrs. Paul Dickson will be open Sun. day afternoon and sailers will be welcomed. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Miss Maureen Moore of Greensboro was the guest of Mrs. Paul Dickson, Jr. last wekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morris and Mrs. Graham Dickson visited Major and Mrs. William Lamont at ?ort Screven, Ga. last week. Mrs. Shaw McEachern of St. Pauls was the guest of her mother, Mrs. W. M. Blue Sunday. Members of the Upcluirch family Born to Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Blue enjoyed a get-to-gether Easter din of Ashemont, a daughter un April ! ner at Clyde's pond Sunday. 7th. ! ' O I The Gatlin family had a reunion CARD OF THANKS i at ,he L- tlin, Jr- home at 1 Edinburg Sunday. We wish to thank our friends and i neighbors lor the kindnesses shown; vTrs, jfoill McFadyen accompanied during the death of our father. , bv Mrs c, A. Hasty of Maxton, and The family of Henry Teal. : m,.s Kcj Bethune.of Hamlet attended O i the Moravian services at Winston- L t. Alvis B. Dickson, now station- , Salem Easter morning. They also ed at fort Jackson with a wavaj mcd- visited Mrs. McFadyen's mother, Mrs. in Charlotte. Mr. Jack Sexton of Raleigh spent Tuesday here with his brothers. Meters F. B. and Lendo Sexton. Mrs. Mary McDiarmid spent Easter in Raleigh with her daughter. Miss Mary Shaw IcDiarmid. Mrs. J. M. Baker, Miss Kathryn Baker and Jiinmie Baker spent the weekend in Asheboro. They went especially to attend the wedding of Mrs. Baker's nephew. Tommy An drews, and Miss Geraldine Morrison. Miss Baker was the maid of honor. Miss Lillian Johnson spent the weekend at her home in Holy Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kivcnbark and children moved to Wilmington Sntnv. j day where Mr. Rivenbark has accept ed a war pjant job. teal unit, was at home for Easter. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Sullivan I of Concord were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald T)n?is last week. ' Malcolm P. McLean who lives at Win I ston. Marine Officer Candidate P. A. Mrs. Harold McDiarmid and child ren who have been living in Wil mington, have moved back to Rae ford and are occupying - an apart- Webb, Jr., spent Easter week end mcnt at the home of her mother, Mrs. with his parents. Ina t. Lentz. 55 MOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Board Of Commissioners Will meet as a Board of Equalization and Review Monday, April 17th u For the purpose of adjusting values on real estate where buildings have been erected or destroyed, or where timber has been sold. li. II. G. BALFOUR, Chairman of the Board Miss Audrey Brunkhurst visited her parents in Augusta, Ga., last week end. Miss Mary Strickland of Durham visited Miss Jean Gru'ham last week. Mrs. Ben Humphrey, Jr., of Fay. ette, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs Robert Gatlin Saturday and Sunday Misses Eunice Currie and Mary Ben Burris of . Wingate spent the week end nere with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Harrington visited relatives in South Carolina this week. ....J A.. D.... T.".. U..1..!. - C .vii. aim ,vna. )!juij r.uuullKS Ol Wingate spent the week end with. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hall. . , Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Collins and son of Wilmington were guests of Mrs. Collin's, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ray, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Barrington had as their guest for several days last week, CPO Ray Hughes, a ship mate of their son, Ensign W. R. Bar rington, Jr. Miss Gladys Baucom, student of Eastern Carolina Teacher's College. Greenville, and Howard Baucom of Pennsylvania State College of Op tometry, spent the week end at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Baucom. PI-ANT LICE Use nicotine spray or dust in the control of aphids, or plant lice, is the recommendation of J. M. Max well, at State College. WANT ADS LOST At Reaver; Drug store Sun day afternoon a, handbag contain ing letters fii.n my sons, pkir gloves, about in money, SS card and health rartJ. Finder may krru money If return;, othx articles and no questions air,j Mrs. .Mattie Campbell, Rai '' v:' 45up FOR SALE Heifer calves-breeds all sired by purebred guernsey.. Dams are good producers. Lester's Diary. Phone 3471, Raeford 44-46p FOR SALE Limited amount good quality Kobe Lespedeza seed County Agent's Office, Raeford. BABY CHICKS Buy Now and Save. Heavy Breeds 200 for $13.00' Pay ment with order, free delivery. WORTHWHILE HATCHERIES. 101 W. North Ave., Balto.-l, Md. FOR SALE lOfl-Wilt cotton aeed, year from Coker. $1.25 per bushel. Select seed from high yield. Also Famous Long Island Duck eggs, 10c each. F. W. Riley. Timber land. N. C. 42-44p FOR SALE Woods Yellow soybeans. N. L. McFadyen, Phone 2051, Rae ford. 2tfc Miss .Maude Poole of Belmont spent Easter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Scott Poole. Mrs. Nan Chisholm McNeill has been quite ill since Sunday. Miss Nan Pearce of Philadelphia visited the J. A. Baucom family dur ing the Easter holidays. Mr. Vander McNeill is at High- miii iii.i iiu.iuiini iui u umn-uu. Mr. and Mrs. James Hampton and children of Washington spent the past weekend in Raeford with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hamp ton. MoreMntber Must Go To War Smokeless powder, blood plasma containers, cargo parachutes, aviator vests, shell casings, first-aid kits, and commando bags are just a few of the many hundreds of things for which pulpwood is needed in the prosecution of the war. Timber and pulpwood needs far outstrip the supply and R. W. Grae ber Extension forester at State Col lege, appeals to North Carolina farmers to tlo everything possible to help supply the wood products needed to meet military and essential civil ian requirements. He warns that unless farmers do more in supplying timber products there may be a serious shortage of containers, packaging, and wrappings for farm crops. "Lumber nnri pulpwood produc tion can be increased without strip ing our woodlands. Selective cutting will assure greater returns for less time and laoor, and will improve the stands for future timber crops," Grae ber says. Farmers may obtain help in mark ing, cutting, and marketing their timber by applying to the county a gents, the Extension fam foresters, the Timber Production War Project foresters, and tlie U. S. Forest Ser vice. All or. these agencies stand ready to assist farmers in determining the mature trees to be taken from the stands for lumber, thinning for pulp wood, and approved methods of forest management. "The armed forces are now de manding tremendous quantities of both timber and pulpwood, especi ally to meet invasion needs, and farmers can make no greater con tribution to the war effort than by helping to smpply forest products," Graebcr says. PERMANENT WAVE, 59c! Do your own Permanent with Charm-Karl Kit. Complete equipment, lnelodinr 40 curlers and shampoo. Easy to do, absolutely harmless. Praised by thousands Including Fay Me Kenzie, glamorous movie star. Mon ey refunded if not satisfied. REAVES Dhl'G STORE FOIM) A sir. Kiuli; came to my place April Hu 'uner may have same by paw r tar feed bill anil cost of ad. V Z, (Vli Kcithan. 4"i JET-DR1VIA AIRPLANES POST-W AH PROMISE Traveling a luxurious cor the future I planes, scienc will work is r official drawi of this speed, manv feature' issue of The American Weekly America's Favorite Magaziue with rft BALTIMORE SUNDAY AMERICAN Order From Yoor Newsdealer fi i i ific Sinn! in ii! is nrimi.e of iw jet-! riven air s new invert' ion. 'tvilifl in the fir.jt of the operation .iirnafl. One i f in the April U.lr.i Professional Card ARTHUR D. GORE Attorney and Counsellor at Law Bank of Raeford Building N. McN. SMITH Attorney-at-Law G. B. ROWLAND Phone 2271 Raeford, N. C Attorney-at-Law THE RAEFORD THEATRE Thu,i.r "Riding High" Friday D!ck powei-Dorothy LatucKii Vi Ut Moore Charles Starrer n. "Cowboy In The etewds" Saturday . . "Seventh Victim" Tom Conway Kim Hunter sHft "Campus Rhy fa" 3:30 and 9 p. m. Gale Storm oix rl I.owery MONDAY The Iron mm Tnesday - Show Starts Pat O'Brien K.nih Warwick at 5:30 Wednesday I WALT DISNEV S shoTiL. j Victory Through Mr Power "North Star" Thurs-Fri. Walter H jston Ann Baxter 9 RED SPRINGS THEATRE ES PROGRAM FOR WEEK BEGINNING APRIL 13th, 1844 ;.; $ Saturday 1:00 til 10:30 9 Gene Autry In "Mexicali Rose" Show Late "Sherlock Hobes , Faces Death" t Basil Rathhone NiRel Bruce $ MON. ONLY TUES. ONLY "Pistol Packing Mama" ! Ruth Terry Robert Livingston "My Dariing Clementine" J Frank Alhertson Lorna Grey Wednesday Mat. 3:30 "Fired Wife" Robert Page - Si Dianna Barrymorc Thursday a Friday "A Guy darned Joe" Spencer Tracy Irene Dunne MODEL AER0PLAN 29c and 50c While They Last REAVES DRUG STORE Phone 2331 JOS' -a w ii
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