THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1946
THE NEWS-JOURNAL
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MANY STUDENTS
WIN RIBBONS IN
PICTURE MEMORY
In the picture memory con
test sponsored at the Raeford:
schools recently by the Rae
ford Woman's Club. Pupils(
in grades 1-3 had to remem
ber and describe 10 pictures;'
those in grades 4-7 had tof
remember 30. In connection
with the contest the Wo-t
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man's club gave 24 copies of
classic pictures each to the
graded and high schools. .
Students winning blue rib-
bons were as follows:
Eighth Grade: Junius Ba
ker, Blakey Culbreth, C. W.
Dean, Leonard Dunn, G. C.
Lytle, Bobby McBryde, Jim
my Seals, Archie Walters,
Donald Wood, Marion Wood,
Charles Thomas, Jr., George
La ton, Myrna Almond, Clara
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Ann Blue, Melva Dean
Brown, Elaine Carroll Betty
Lou Cline, Ernestine Gro
oms, Margaret Huggins, Dai
sy Dean Morris, Kathleen
Parks, Vera Mae Posey, Mar
garet Ritter, Patsy Sipple,
Annie Pearl Stewart, Eliza
beth Suddreth, Geneva
Wright, Thomas Bobbitt,
Frank Brock, Roy Brock
Forest Blake, Audrain Cham
bers, John Culbreth, Carl
Gladden Her Heart
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Vote For
C. B.DEAHE
For Congress
Mr. Deane is well qualified, long experienced in Dem
ocratic Party affairs, a business man, church and civic
leader. He knows our Congressional District as. few
men. He is courageous, sound, dependable, and will
well represent the people of this District in Congress.
Lets give our neighbor from Richmond the overwhelm
ing support of Hoke.
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This advertisement sponsored by Mr. Deane's friends in Hoke.
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Fields, Bob Maxwell, Alex
Norton, Davis Parker, J. C.
Tew, Billy Traywick, Lan
don Yarborough, Wilton Wil
kes, Mary E. Allen, Betty
Baker, Lucy Boahn, Virginia
Capps, Myrtle Easterling
Anne Jones, ranees King,
Edith Lisenby, Elease Moss,
Freida Moss, Agnes Peter
son, Rachel Wright, Mary
Ruth Hinson, Jean Cozart,
and Peggie Reaves.
In the grammar school the
following:
Caroline Atkinson, llazel
McLean, Ann Leach, Larue
Carroll. Leon Gatlin, Law
rence McNeill Harriet Hod
gin, Carol Evcrleigh, Edith
McNeill, Bobby Williams,
Mildred Brinkley, Gerald
Sappenfield, Betty Jane
Ashburn, Hal Gore, John Mc
Lauchlin, Lynn Conk, Gloria
Brinkley, Margaret Ann
Johnson, Ruth Fields, Eliza
beth Baker, Nellie Thames,
Mary Lytle.Bette Taylor,
Margaret Beckwith, Billy
Everleigh, Joyce Conoly, O
pal Boyd, Mary Elizabeth
Wright, and Dorene Duncan.
In the primary grades:
George Dickson, Virginia
McNeill, Jackie McCrimmon,
Patsy Russell, Carson Clip
pard, Neill McFadyen, Har
old McDiarmid, Tony Clark,
Shirley McNeill, Edward
Langston, Albert Jordon,
Dianna Kelly, Helen Wilson,
Betty Kinlaw, David McDon
ald, Sandra Wood, Worth
Graham, Peggy Mattox,
George Weaver, Stuart
Smith, Joan Walters, Jean
Bender, Martha Nell Han
cock, Lessie Mae Carlyle,
Joan McLeod, Janice Ben
ner, Monroe McLean, Frank
lin Inman, Charles Conolv,
Neill A. Smith, Kermit
Wood, Jane Cameron, Mar
ylin Tapp, Claudine Hodgin,
Patsy Culbreth, Patricia
Hancock, John Brinckley,
Margaret Tew, Betty Jean
Taylor, Robert Easterling,
Bobby Taylor, Tommy Har
ris, Leon Cameron, Dick
McFadyen, Hugh Wright,
Faye Baxley, Mickey Brock,
Julia Morris, Nora Peele, Lil
lian Scarborough, Mary
Smith, Barbara Warlick
Dale Connell, Bobby Davis,
Stanley Knowles, Marcia
Blake, Treve Duncan, Faye
Howell, Helen Rose, and
Shelba Jean Wright.
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POLITICAL
Announcements
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
This is to announce that I
will be a candidate for nomi
nation to the House of Rep
resentatives of the North Ca
rolina General Assembly in
he Democratic Primary to
be held May 25, 194G. Your
support will be appreciated.
J. B. THOMAS tfp
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
This is to announce that I
will be a candidate for nomi
nation to the House of Rcp
presentatives of the North
Carolina General Assembly
in the Democratic Primary
on May 25. I will appreciate
your vote and support.
HARRY A GREENE tfp
THE well dressed woman looks for
the kind of Summer wardrobe
that she can assemble and forget
about, clothes made especially for
her proportions and therefore well
fitting, and which will keep her cool
and collected.
.Realizing that simplicity and a
certain smart dignity are more be
coming to the mature figure than
many of the newest trends, New
York's famed designers o women's
fashions continue to feature such
favorites as the indispensable sheer,
the small-patterned useful print, and
the jacket dress assuring its wearer
of "the complete costume look."
Nonetheless, the new collections
prova that many of this season's
trends the longer jacket line, hip
line variaUons, diagonal treatments,
and sleeve and neckline interest
can be youthfully adapted to
women's sizes.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE
This is to announce that I
will be a candidate for nomi
nation to the House of Rep
presentatives of the North
Carolina General Assembly
in the Democratic Primary
on May 25. I will appreciate
your vote and support.
DR. G. W. BROWN tfp
FOR COMMISSIONER
This is to announce that I
will be a candidate for Coun
ty Commi.x oner of Hoke
County subject to the will
of the voters in the Demo
cratic primary to be held
May 25, 1946.
M. D. YATES tfp
FOR COMMISSIONER
This is to announce that I
will be a candidate for Coun
ty Commissioner of Hoke
County in the Democratic
Primary to be held on May
25. I will appreciate your
support.
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FOR COMMISSIONER
This is to announce that I
will be a candidate for Coun
ty Commissioner of Hoke
County subject to the will of
the voters in the Democratic
primary to be held May 25,
1940.
F. KNOX WATSON tfp
FOR COMMISSIONER
This is to announce that
I will be a candidate for
County Commissioner ot
Hoke County subject to the
will of the voters in the Dem
ocratic primary to be held
May 25, 1946.
Neill B. Sinclair Up
WM. STANLEY CRAWLEY