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THE NEWS-JOURNAL, IAEFORD, N. C
THURSDAY DECEMBER 7, 1944
Hoke Narrative
Report For Nov.
The 12 Home Demonstration clubs
f Hoke County met in November
with 135 club members attending. The
demonstration at the meetings was
"No Space to Waste" or storage
In the homes. Blue prints and pic
tures of various storage spaces for
every house were shown and dis
cussei. A miniature cabinet was
taken to the meetings and several
types of shelves etc., placed In it to
sjiow how it might be used in dif
ferent rooms in the house.
The home agent attended the Lum
bee River Electric Membership cor
peration meeting ani the directors
luncheon which was held in Raeford
on November 1.
The Annual Achieve ment Day pro
gram was held at the Hoke High
THE RAEFORD THEATRE
PROGRAM FOR WEEK BEGINNING DECEMBER 7
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
"SHOW WHITE"
Full Length Walt Disney Feature
SATURDAY
With Russell Hayden
And Also:
"Er. Muggs Sieps Cat"
With the East Side Kids
SUNDAY
"Kansas City Kitty"
With Joan 'Davis
MONDAY & TUESDAY
"Seventh Cross"
With Spenecr Tracy
WEDNESDAY
"Hitler Gang"
Robert Watson and Victor Varconi
school on Thursday afternoon, Nov
ember 16. 56 club women were
present. The Rev. H. K. Holland
of Raeford brought a splendid mes
sage on "Democracy in the Home."
The Hoke High school band gave
a short concert at the beginning of
the program. Reports were given
from the various clubs. Mrs. Audrey
Conk, of the Hoke High school facul
ty, gave several readings. Mrs. P. P.
McCain discussed the Sixth War Loan
Drive; Mrs. H. A. Cameron talked
on the Red Cross work and Mr. K. A.
MacDonald gave a short report on
plans for the library for next year.
The Wayside club won $5.00 in war
stamps for having the largest at
tendance. Several club reports were
given in the for.n of skits or dia
logues. The home agent attended a meet
ing of the County Nutrition Com
mittee which was held in her of
fice on the evening of November 15.
She also attended a meeting of the
Red Cross Camp and Hospital coun
cil on the afternoon of November 15.
Five 4-H Clubs met in November
with 93 club girls attending.
As November was Annual Report
.ronth, several days during the week
of November 21 to 28 were spent
in the office compiling statistical and
narrative reports.
Several meat canning demonstra
tions were given during the month;
Six new aluminum pressure cook
ers were ordered and received; and
44 library books were checked out
at club meetings.
Miss Josephine Hall,
Home Agent
O
Reopening of about 180 cotton mills
in Britain which were forced to close
in 1941, is being arranged by a com
mittee, and it estimated 40,000 work
ers will be employed.
WANT ADS
WANTED Doll Carriage in rood
condition. Phone 252-1. 27p I
Black walnuts need prompt gather
ing and hulling at soon as they are
ripe. A handpower corn shelter can
churn with a broom until clean. Then
spread nuts on the loor in a fell
ventilated room to cure. Stir nuts
be used for hulling, but rolling frequently so that there will be no
nuts under foot on the ground also molding.
removes hulls easily. 0
After hulls are off dump nuts im- n tne Up on lnformaUon.
mediately into a tub of water and "
TENANT WANTED for 10 acres
tobacco, corn and (rain. Cotton If
desired. Good proportion. Write
Box 1993, Cameron, N. C.
WANTED Girl to work part time,
preferably a soldier's wife. Hours
11 A. M. to 4 P. M. Reaves Drug
Store. 26c
FOR SALE 77 acres 3 1-2 miles
nortwest of Raeford, priced to sell,
28 acres o'eared. F. G. Leach.
FOR SALE 30 acres on North
Main street. Good house. All cleared
F. G. Leach, Raeford. 26c
FOR SALE Seed Fulgrain Oats, Red
Heart Wheat, Abruzzi Rye. All first
year from Coker. Clarence Lytch.
14-Tf
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LEGAL NOTICES
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Mrs. Harriett J.
Dees, late of Hoke County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons j
waving i-idiius Hgaiiisi me estate saw
deceased to exhibit them to the under- to aii people sunering rroro
signed at his residence on Route 2,
vass. N. c, on or before the 27th
day of October, 1945, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
This, the 27th day of October, 1944.
H. u. wooum, Administrator,
Estate of Mrs. Harriett J. Dees.
22-27-p
UuvwiHud "ave kit1
-1, Complete with Permanent cult t0 i
av Solution curler, SSc
him poo and wave eet - nothing '
elMtobuy Heqwresnobeat.elertrirityormfr.
f nines s.f. for erery type of heir. Over 6 mil.
lion old Money back fuaraatat. (Jet a Chan
iiurl Jut today.
REAVES DRl'G STORE
20-30p
iii'ti''"m ' Sjp ' rjjTj
Kidney Trouble or backache to try
KIDDO. Priced 97c with money
back guarantee, at Reaves Drue
Store, Raeford. 24-44p
TURKEYS FOR SALE Mrs. N. H. G.
Balfour Lumber Bridge, N. C.
25-29
FOR SALE Try Covington's Fire
Starters Delivered in Raeford
Roland Covington Phone 5246
26-tfc
FOR SALE Six-Room House, One
half mile from town. See Lynn
Luck, school garage, Raeford. 26-28
FOR SALE Two farm mules. See
J. D. McBryde. RL 1. Shannon.
26-27p
MAN WANTED-Hotel
Desk Clerk-Experience
Unecessary if willing to
be taught-Apply Hotel
Raeford.
. RED SPRINGS THEATRE
PROGRAMME FOR WEEK BEGINNING DECEMBER 7
THURSDAY
"My Buddie"
Donald Barry And Ruth Terry
FRIDAY
"Mr Winkle Goes To War"
Edward G. Robinson And Ruth Warwick
SATURADY 1:30 'til 10:30 O'CLOCK
"Hidden Valley Outlaws"
Wild Bill Elliott and Gabby Hayes
LATE SHOW
"Meet Miss Bobby Sox"
Bob Crosby and Lynn Merrich
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
"Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves"
Jon Hall and Maria Montez
WEDNESDAY
"National Barn Dance"
Jean Heather and Charles Quigley
THURSDAY
"Chip Off the Old Block"
Donald O'Connor and Joel Kupplcman
FRIDAY
David McEnery and Jane Frazee
"Swing in the Saddle"
SYRUP
S-lb Bottle
37c
BLUE LABEL
PENNANT
NEW TREAT SALAD
DRESSING 32.. j,r 26c
LIBBY'S
DEVILED HAM
3-oz
can
14c
6th WAR
LOAN DRIVE
Duy An EXTRA Bond
BEECHNUT
Baby Food
Strained
4?a? 8C
Chopped
(Mm Variel.ee)
7V4-H
Jar
11
RED RIPE
Tomatoes
DHL MONTE SKBDLKSS
Raisins
BKECHNIIT
Coffee "fc
LAUNDRY BLEACH
Fleecy White 1:
11c
13c
36c
25c
p.
O 1C Ail A LVI
in wartime service to your town
Meet one of your neighbors
who's doing two important jobs,
day in and day out He not only
keeps busy with his regular work
whether it's a drug store, a res
taurant, a service station or some
other business in this community
but as Greyhound's Agent he
also arranges transportation for
war-busy people to almost any
point in America.
UNION BUS TERMINAL
His double job is pretty strenu
ous now, when help is scarce and
buses sometimes crowded, but
he's doing his level best to serve
you. And one of these days, after
Victory, hell again be offering
you carefree sightseeing travel
in modern Greyhound Super
Coaches along 78,000 miles of
scenic highways!
HOTEL BUILDING PHONE 2391
? cr ;
Libby's Sweet Spiced
No. 214
Jar
23c
SKLF-RISING OBELISK FLOUR
Ballard's lbt
S
69c
5 lb Sweet Juicy
Tangerines 49c
1 lb Fancy Emperor
Grapes 23c
3 lb Medium Size Canadian
Rutabagas 09c
2 Stalks California
Celery 29c
5 lb Sweet L'S No. 1
Potatoes x 29c
lb Fresh Green
Cabbages 04c
lb Delicious
Apples 10c
2-lb PACKAGE
Sterling salt
LAUNDRY BLEACH
Clorox
Half
Gallon
29c
Triple Fresh
SANDWICH
BREAD
11c
lVHb
Loaf
PENDER'S
BEST
PLAIN FLOUR
Bag 63C
Mrs. Filbert's00
NABISCO PREMIUM
Crackers , ,kPk 19c
LAUNDRY SOAP
Octagon 3 14c
hoap povroRK
Octagon 3 V.!: 14c
TOILET SOAP
Octagon 3 14c
HOUSEHOLD CLEANSER
Octagon 3 c 14c
Double-Fresh COFFEE
GOLD
LABEL
Formerly D. P. Blend
1-lb
Pkg
24 c