THE N KWS-JOURNAL, RAEFORD. N. C.
THURSDAY, DEC. 27th, 1945
PAGE SIX
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SIMMONS
BV l'l BLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA,
HoKE COL'XTY.
1 ! the Superior Court Before
J. C. C.i:in.: n.
HOKE t' l NTY VS.
Mr--, h. L. C.y.'.n, N. McKay Bryan,
r.U h.s v.;e, Da.jy Louise Bryan
and U uiiki'.o .vn parties who claim
An Interest in said property either
js lie rs or otherwise.
T.-.o dti'uidants, Mrs. E. L. Bryan,
N. McKay Bryan and his wife, Daisy
l.ou:-e Bryan and ail unknown par
ties who claim an interest in said
property either as heirs or other
wise, wi.ercv er they are or what
ever nanus they ir.ay have, each
take not.ee that a suit entitled
as above has been commenced in the
super. or court of Hoke County. N. C,
aga r-t them and all unknown par-t.i---
'.viio claim an interest either as
hc.r or otherwise in said property
for the :urpo.e of enforcing tax l:en
as-Li-t the real estate listed in the
i! ': f M-s. E. L. Bryan, or N. Mc
Kay Bryan upon the tax books of
uid ca.itt'.y for the years 1929 through
f'A 1945.
Ai a the said defendants will fur
trr.: take r.otiae that they are re
unei : appear at the office of the
'erk cf the Superior Court of Hoke
Ci ua'y. X. C. and answer or demur
In the c.in.pUiir.t in said action with
in J J d.i.vs after the publication of
i.aci r.atice of this summons and the
(11. r'h ari last publication thereof
ir. thj said Hake County News-Jour-r;
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Ta lll'.h day of December, 1945.
J. E. Came: on, C. S. C.
23-31-c J. McG.
SFRVICE OF Fl BLIC.V5 ION
H KE COCNTY.
STATE OF XORT CAROLINA.
V.OLA EDWARDS WATSON
VS. PAUL HERMON WATSON.
The ci.fer.dant, above named, will
tart rait.ee that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the
Supr-rior Court of Hoke County, N.
C. obtain an absolute divorce on
the sround of two years separation;
an.' the sad defendant will take
no! c ' that he is required to appear
a'xJ. ravwer or demur to the com
p'a ir.t within 20 clays after the service
f ' ,-a.r.rv uns is completed by publ'.ca
t er. i .- the plaintiff will apply to
tre raar: for relief prayed for in
i.iiri caiaaiaint.
Th - 5th day of Djcerber, 1945.
J. B. Cameron. C'.erk of Superior
C.T.,.t. 27-3C-C-W
as above has been started in the Su
perior CourJ of Hoke County, N. C,
to obtain an absolute divorce from
the defendant on the grounds of two
years separation between the plain
tiff and defendant and the said de
fendant will further take notice that
she is required to appear within 20
days after completion of the service
of said summons by publication and
answer or demur to the said com
p'.aiivt or the plaintiff will be en
titled to the reliei prayed for in the
said complaint.
This 2ii;h day of November. 1945.
(Signer!) J. B. Cameron,
Clerk of Superior Court. 26-29W
NOTIC E OF LAND SALE
The Town of Raeford, by authority
I of Section 160-59 of the 1943 Gen
icral Statutes by North Carolina, will
offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash at the courthouse door in
iRaciord, Hoke County, N. C, at noon
on the 16th day of January, 1946,
.the following property, viz:
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24-33 eow.p
BUTTONS and BELTS COVERED
any style. Delivery on any work
within 24 hours after received.
Mall orders filled and shipped
('. O. D. Mrs. A. II. Smith, Bos
1042. Laurinburg, N. C. 39-tfc.
FIRE STARTERS for sale Efficient
and economical and "Better than
I.ishtwood". Free delivery. Phone
524-6, Roland Covington.
SKI III stops RINNING FITS In
doss or we refund your money. We
know of no other guaranteed run
ning fits remedy. Reaves Drug
Store. 27-30c
FOR S ALE Redhart seed wheat
and Fulgraih oats, best yet. Clar
ence Lytch. 28-31c
The lot described in Books of Deeds
Xu rbers 57 and 69, at pages 131 and
106 of Hoke County public registry,
where the dimensions and location'
will be more fully noted. ,
TOWN OF RAEFORD I
By: NE1L.L McFADYEN, Mayor of
the Town of Raeford, N. C. I
Pasted Dec. 15.1945. 29-32C
The 1945 domestic crop of tobacco
is the largest on record, or about 50
million pounds irore than last year.
ON HER OWN Screen beauty
He.'y Lsmarr has secured tha
screen rights to the Ben Ames
Williams best-seller, "Strange
Wcnan," end will shortly place
the picture in production in asso
ciation with Hunt Stromberg for
United Artists release.
LOST Reward for information lead
i iiiK to return of black mule with
right ear split. Strayed away Mon
' day. December 17. See John Mc
I Millan. Route 1, Raeford, on W. G.
I Buie's farm, 30-p
LOST Elbin yellow gold lapel watch
last Tuesday between Postoffice
and County Office building. See
Ruth Robinson Harkins or call
5!81. 30-p
WANT ADi
LOST 3 black mules. Strayed a-
way week ago Monday. Two young
I ones and one old one with bad
! feet. Reward for information lead
ing to their return. See or write
II. II. Troutman, Pinebluff. 30-31p
WANTED WHY WORRY About J
Athlete's Foot, Doils, Burns, Ec
zema, Itch, Impetigo, Pimples,
Po? nriasis, Kingw'orm, or ANY
KNOWN SKIN DISEASE. Ask
About V-J-C. Reaves Drug Co. j
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Drive Out To
HACK'S PLACE
STSTE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COl NTY OF HOKE.
HUBERT XE1LL YOUNG VS.
EVELYN RUBY YOUNG
The d-fendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled
DARDEGUE - - SAHDCSIES
- PLATE LUSCKES-
PUROL GAS AND OIL
GARAGE SERVICE
I Mile North ci Raeford on Highway IS-A
TRACTOR TIRE
SERVICE
We have in stock all sizes of
Tractor Tires and Tubes.
We also Repair and Service
any size Tractor Tire.
WALKER'S
Safety Retreading
Works
135 llussell St.
Fayetteville
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Cold Preparations
LIQUID, TABLETS, SALVE
NOSE DROPS
Use Only As Directed
Many Crops Show
Slight Increases
North Carolina farmer produced
.15,60,000 bushels of corn this year,
as compared with 51,018.000 bushels
in 1944; 819.790,000 pounds of to
bacco as against 752,956.000 pounds
1st year; 9.240.000 bushels of Irish
potatoes this season as compared with
8,970,000 bushels last season; and
6,745,000 bushels of peaches as con
trasted with only 2,172,000 bushels
in 1944.
The production estimates are con
tjined in the annual report of the
Federal-State Crop Service in the N.
C. Department of Agriculture.
The hay crops this year is set at
1,281.000 tons as compared with
1,150,000 tons last year. However,
peanuts show a big reduction, 287,-
'850,000 pounds picked rnd Ihreshed
this year as against 343,910,000
pounds in 1944. Cotton is down from
710,OO0 bales to 530,000 bales and
sweet potatoes went from 8,625,000
bushels in 1944 to 7,260,000 bushels
this year.
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"It Pays To Advertise"
'NEW HOPE
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TEMPUS FUGIT
How time docs fly! Here wc arc at the beginning of
another new year. It was hut yesterday, it seems,
that we sent you our last New Year greetings, and
now here wc arc again wishing you so much more
and so much better of everything than you have ever
had before.
As time does hsve wings, we hope that 1946 loses
no time in bringing you all these good things we
have in mind for you. And many thanks for past
favors.
The Bank of Raeford
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pen Every
Day
BB'RB
1 Mile
North Of
Raeford
Route 15-A
HOURS NOW IN EFFECT
WEEKDAYS-Open from 2 P. M. Until 1 A. M.
SUNDAYS-Open from 5 P. M. Until 1 A. M
STEAKS FRIED CHICK EH SANDWICHES
LUNCHEONS
BARBECUE
At All Times . . . Sandwiches-Plates-By the Pound
BILL WRIGHT,
Proprietor
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UPCHURCH MILLING COMPANY
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lS another year comes
to a close and a New Year dawns we pause for
a moment to look backward as well as forward.
We are happy in the thought that we have
made so many new friends in 1945 and retained
so many old ones.
L,
rooking forward to
19 id, we pledge anew our determination, to give
you the best value and service possible.
WE SAY NOV, AS SO OFTEN BE
FORE, H.APPY NEW. YEAR TO ALL!
T. B. UPCHURCH, Inc.
UPCHURCH MILLING & STORAGE CO.
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