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Spiintr vtfl soon be here .. . and one of the first signs is
to b* the falling of apmtites. Now^ in Grandma’s day' Ihiit
was the signal to dole qut dosOs of sulphur and molasses(ug'h fV
But today it’a mcrelj^an added incentive to make meals temptA
and-
ing-Jooking and grand-tasting. So I hope today’s suggestions
will help you do. jost that.
ISTMTCHIIM CXEKIK FM MEAT
To make one lb. of ground beef
8er\’e fi people, combine it with 1
medium onion (chopped), 1 can of
vegetable soup and 2 cups of
SUNNYFIELD
RICE GEMS.
Season, pack into
baking dish and
bake in a moder
ate oven, 375 °F.,
1 hour. You get
extra nonrishmaat°as well as extra
portions by uangrSUMNYFIELD
RICE GEMS «■ a aaeat eidender,
because theyeoMtaHB'precioas vita
mins and minei^s. Serve them
often for breakfast too. Tb.ey’re
th riftily priced at A&P.
SHAMROCK SAIAD
Come St.' Patrick’s Day. stuff
green peppers with softened cream
cheese tinted green, chill i hours,
cut in slices and arrange in
threes like shamrock leaves, with
sti ijis of pepper for stems. Pretty
as a colleen ... and delicious with
this dressing: Blend tsp. mus
tard, *2 tsp. salt, dash of cayenne
and 2 tbsps. sugar with 1 cun un
diluted WHITE HOUSE MILK;
add 1 tbsp. vinegar gradually, stir
ring till thickened. Smooth? Of
course—thanks to creamy-rich
WHITE HOUSE MILK from the
A&P. Try it!
SOME CRUST!
T.il.c cheese with your ari,;,-?
Tl'en use it as a top crust! And fov
rich, rangy fla\or,use MEl.-O-RTT
AMERICAN CHEESE from the
.Ai-P. .Just bake your pie minus the
top crus?, and 10 minutes before
you take it from the oven, lay
siicfs of MEL-O-BIT (about fi"
ti’iok i O’, er the apples. Umm, what
?- c; ust'
CAKE THAT TAKES THE CAItE
Po your cakes crack, huni^ or have
tough ci-usts? Then chances are you
use too much fiour. Be careful to
measure accurately. Sift and spoon
flour liglitly into u,,,, ,,,
cup without pack- vVAv.w //////.
ing down. Level
■cup with knife.
For lightej-, finer-
textured cakes, be
sure to use SUN-
NYFIEI.D CAKE FLOUR from
the A&P.
DRIED BUkIlii'•fur plAAt. beds.: the^'expiration of'7 days- after;
^ Supply Iteilted'. The Johnson publication of said summo^ a-r
Company.- 40C gainst her. The said 7 days wfll
FERMATE I. . bta. f
„ ^ days will expire April 17th. Fail
ure of defendant. to file answer
venMve./ Get it Yrons us.
Johnson Cepnpany.
*1110
40C
BETHUNE’S CASH GROCERY
Bargain, Hgs., formerly of Rae-
ford, is, now operating under
the same name with the same
bargains in McColI, S. C. Be-
thune Maultsby owner and man
ager. 40-4^P
WANTED 'yo BUY—Good farm
—with ho b^ grass cn it and
good buildings priced ’from
$8,000 to $12,000. Younger Ste
phens, Route 3, Fayetteville,
N. C. 40P
in apt time will ^itle the plaia-
tiff to apply to the court for the
relief demanded. I
Witness my hand this Febru^y
25, 1^47. n
J. B. Cameron, Clerk of Hpke
County Superior Court.
FOR SALE— Kobe ^ lespedeza
seed, field peas and O-too-tan
beans. Come to. wareheuse on
Saturday. Clarence Lytch. TFC
CALL early for your Easter flo
wers of all kinds. 11^. G. W.
Brown. I*hone 2491. 40-42P
‘X •»: X' -SB- '-SE. -SB- -SB- -Ste- •SB^ •JB’ ^
SPECIALS
K
FOR SALE—One used disc har
row,* two Oliver turning plows,
one cotton planter, one corn
planter, two Smith plows, one!
springitooth haiTow. All very
reasonable. Hoke Exchange Co. j
FCX dealer agents. 40C
NOTICE OF SERVICE BY
* PUBLICATION
SJate of North Carolina
County of Hoke ’ *
In the Superior Court
James McRae
VSi.
Gertrude McRae
The defmdant above ' named
will take notice that an action)
entitled as above, has been com
menced in the Superior Court of
Hoke County, N. C. for the pur
pose of obtaining an absolute di
vorce from the defendant; and
the said defendant will further
notice that she i»
to'^'appear within 20 dajm"’'afteg^,
the 5th *day^ of April, 1847, .at
the office af*the clerk of tlw?viiu-
petior court of * - Hoke Couaty,
Raeford, N. C. and answer or de
mur to the complaint in said ac-
tion, or the plaintiff will apply .
tfc the said court for relief,in
said complainL
This 24th day of February, 1847.
J. B. Ca reron^T Clerk of Hoke
County Superior CourL 39-42C
4
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as administra
trix of the will of Claudie I^e
■Wood, deceased, late * of Hoke
County, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against his
estate to present them, duly
verified, to the undersigned at
Route S, Fayetteville, on or before
February fi, 1845 or this notice
will be pljeaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
, Mrs. C. L. Wood, Administra
trix. 36-41
A ^
■ %
The High Point Coiigige Quartet will render a program of
sacred music at Raeford Methodist Church next Sunday
morning, announced Rev W. L. Maness, the pastor. These
young people have traveled extensively in the last fourteen
months, even staying together during .the summer months,
appearing in some of the largest churches in the South.
They have had a wide experience and are much in demand.
They appear in the picture above, left to right. Miss Mary
Lou Rainey and Miss Denny Lee Bryson; Mr. Earl Richard
son and Mr. Glad Lawson.
JUST ARRIVED shipment, of
pasture grasses - Dallas grass,
Ladino clcfver, Kobe lespedeza,
orchard grass, red top. See us
fcT these needs. Hoke Exchange
Co., FCX dealer agents. 40C
Jer - zee or Troy
EVAPORATED
BABY CHICKS. C. O. D. $8.851
for 100 up. Write us for Baby' i
Ducks. David Nichols Hatch-
ery, Rockmart; Georgia, 39-40c
MILK
3
Tall
YOU can buy a new BALDWIN
PIANO or a filly guaranteed
used piano from the Lumber-
ton Music Store on very easy
Cans
35g
ARMOUR'S STAR
Corned Beef
HASH
16oz. can
29c
Terms. Come or write us
I
ROD & GUN
‘ By Tom Walker
Friends of Mrs. T. O. Moses
were glad to see her o^ut at church
Sunday.
card and one of bur represen
tatives will call on yon, Lum- j
berton Music Store, 4th and |
Chestnut St., Lumberton, Phone
408. TFC
White House
APPLE
JELLY
12 oz. jar
' Mrs. Minnie Lee Wilson of
Winston-Salem was the week end
guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs.. G. C. Wilson.
,f
17c
Howeii Drug Cu.
GOOD FISHING AHEAD,
SAYS ANGLER FLEMING i
C. .C. Fleming of Jamesville is All of Mr. and Mrs. E. King’s
getting set for a good year of children spent Sunday with them,
fishing in the Roanoke River. He’s Mr. arid Mrs. B. F. Hardister
got a system. , | and son visited their parents in.
BABY CHICKS—Get new price
list and save money. WORTH
WHILE CHICKS, 101 W. North
Avenue, Baltimore 1, Mary
land. 37-46-b
Butter Kernel
CORN Whole Kernel :18c
' No. 2 Can
CoIoniaPs Tomato
CATSUP i4oz. hot. 20c
Old Virginia Apple
BUTTER 29 oz. jar 27c
Harter's Clingf
HALVES
Mr. Fleming bases his opti- Carthage Sunday,
irisn on the state of the heavens
I *
on the night of Old Christmas. Mrs. Earl Montague of Raleigh
; Foi the ne.vi week hliarch 6 thru 15
I ALL aiitl Stationery
I
■If 1
as 3'! S?!8 at
HALF PRICE
(January ). He says no star^ were visited her parents over thie week
seen on Old Christmas the; last end.
two years, and that fishing was M
“rotten” the following springs. |
This year, he declares, “I had 1,
WANT ADS
.lust about made up my mind i BABY CHICKS^IO.OO per hnn-
that if no stars were seen on Old
Christmas night, I would not
even attempt to fish this spring.”
The stars obliged though, and now
he’s making plans.
HOIELL DRUG CO.
•5B*C^B' 13l^•■'^B'; '•5B‘. ;'^B^ ;:^C•SB•. •SB' '•5B';3aBe;2ai^
THE FINEST IN HABERDASHERY
GUN REGISTRATION BILL
WITHDRAWN BY SPONSOR
Sportsmen who are concerned
over perennial attempts in Con
gress to obtain passage of a fire
arms registration bill which would
apply to sporting arms can brea
the more easily—at least for a
while. The attempt-in the. cur
rent session, instituted by Sen
ator Wiley, with introduction of
S. 332, has been shelved with
the sponsor’s announcement that
he is withdrawing the bill for
parliamentary reasons.'
dred, any amount—Hoke E?c-
change Co., FCX dealer agents.
RED SPRINGS FLORIST—Flow
ers for alL occasions. Mrs. A.
H. McPhaul, Telephome 206-1,
Raefoyd, Telephone 360-1, Red I
Springs. 38-41e
PEACHES
Na. 2 112 can
30c
Musselman's Apple
SAUCE No. 2 can Igc
Zuyder Zee Cut
ASPARAGUS No 2 43c
can
WANTED TO RENT—House or
apartment fniaiished or unfur
nished. Call H. O. Langdon,
233-1. tfe
Colonial Unsweetened
Grape fruit Juice 3 cans 25c
A 10—TREE APPLE ORCHARD*
ripening from the earliest to the
latest, including Early Trans
parent, Grimes Golden, Delic
ious, Red Stayman Winesap,
2 f,c 3 ft. height - $9.95 Post
paid. Write for FREE COPY
44—PAGE PLANTING GUIDE.
WAYNESBORO NURSERIES
W’aynesboro, Georgia. 40P
OFFICE SUPPLIES—When in
need of anything for the of
fice D'om a pencil to a type-'
writer to an adding machine,
come in to see our line. Dixie
Printing Co. Aberdeen. tf-c
FOR SALE—Lespedeza seed. N.
L. McFadyen. tfe.
LEGALS
Shirts
No shortage of shirts
here. White, conserva
tive solids and stripes
in fine quality broad
cloth yours for the
choosing. All sizes.
CORRECTION
Legal Hshing days for the slmd
and herring season were listed
incorrectly jin this release last
week. The days on which shad
and herring may be taken during
the two- month seasoii are Thurs
days, and Fridays and Saturdays
of each week.
—0 i-
Rockingham County tobacco
growers who sowed plant beds
early this year were forced to
reseed their beds due to Feb
ruary’s cold weather.
0
ASHLEY
HEIGHTS NEWS
By Mrs. Ralph Cothran
QUALITY-
VALUE
Mrs. Jones of * Merry Oaks is
spending awhile with her son,
David Jones and family.
COMPANY
“RAEFOPD'S SHOPPING CENTER’’
A V* ^ - V m. v' > _
It Pays to Advertise In The News-Journal
• i'-.- i
-Mr. and Mrs. Luke Pittman of
Augusta, Ga. were called here last
week on account of the illnes of
Mir. Pittman’s mother, who is
visiting in the home of • her
daughter. Mrs. W. H. Haire. Also
^ here to see their mother are Mr.
and ;yrs. J. L. Pittman, Dewey
I Pittman and Mr. and Mrs. J; !j.
[ Pittman, all of Hamlet.
40,000 GOOD
JOBS A MONTH
Excelleunt opporvunUies . for
young men, 18 ta 34, inclusive,
interesting work and receiving
training and experience in many
to land well-paid jobs, doing
useful skills and trades. No
previoos 'training necessary.
MECHANICS
PHOTOGRAPHERS
DRAFTSMEN
ELECTRICIANS
MACHINISTS
PHARMACISTS ’
PLUMBERS'
STENOGRAPHERS
WELDERS
RADIO OPERATORS
RADAR technicians;
AIRCRAFT WORKERS
* NON-COMMISSIONED
OFFICERS
and many others are needed
now by the new Regular Army
which must have approximate
ly 40,000 enlistments a month
to maintain its au|lhorized
peacetime strepgtii. Your food,
clothing, quarters, medical and'
dental care and travel all pro
vided without extra cost. One
of the world’s best retirement
plans. Retire at half price for
life after 20 years or active
duty; three-quarters pay after
30 years. A 3—year enlistment
permits choice of any branch of
service which has quotas to be
filled and any overseas thea
ter which has openings. GI
Bill of Rights educational benr-^
fits fox’ mon who enlist before
official termination of war and
serve at'least 3 months. Get
all the facts at U. S. Army
Recruiting Station, 105 1|2, Per
son Str Fay^teville, N. C.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as adminis
trator of the estate of Archie
Wall, deceased, late of Hoke Coun-|
ty, this is to, notily all persons
having claims against said estate |
to present them to the under
signed, duly verified, at.Raeford,
N. C., on or before February 27,;
1948, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate will
please -make hrmediate payment.
Wm. L. Poole, Administrator.
39-44C
WAXTEX
BALLARD’S
SILVER LABEL
DAISY CHEESE
JIFFY Biscuit Mix
JEWEL Shortening
Waxed Paper
125 ft. Roll
Obelisk Flour
10 lb. Bag Plain
TEA '■
4 oz. Pkg,
Wisconsin
lb. .
40 oz.
Pkg.
1-lb.
Ctn.
FLEECY
WHITE
Laundry Bleach
Qt. Bots.
25c
Our Price’s When Available
Cashmere Bouquet Soap 2 ca. 25c
Octagon Cleanser can Qc
Swan Soap Regular cake He
Swan Soap Large cake igc
Spry Shortening 1-lb size 42c
14.
Half Gallon, 23c
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as adminis
trator of the estate of Maryland
Wall, deceased, late of Hoke Coun- i
ty, this is to notify all persons,
Step Into 'Our Garden
(WAMGgS
All Sizes, Florida Sweet Juicy
5 lb bulk 81b. bag
25c
43g
having claims against said estate!
to present them to the under
signed, duly verified, at Raeford,
N. C., on or-before February 27,
1948, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make iir.mediate payment.
Wm. L. Poole, Administrator.
39-44C
NOTICE
State of North Carolina
Hoke County
In the Superior Court
James E. Kearny ,
vs.
Ozra K. Kearney
The above-named Ozra K. Ke
arney will take notice that her
husband, James E. Kearney has
ONIONS
U. S.. No 1 Yellow
5 lbs. 17c
5 lb. Bag 20c
POTATOES Idaho 51bs. 27c
APPLES winesap 21bs. 23c
COLLARDS or Kale 2 lbs. 13c
COCOANUTS 21bs. 19c
LETTUCE 2
large hds
31c 2
small hds.
Cut-Up . . . Ready For The Pan - Table Dressed
iO
55'
F^esb Ground
BEEF lb. 39c
Square Cut-Beef
CHUCK ROAST
commenced a suit against her
for an- absolute divorce in Hoke
County, N. C. and that she is re
quired to appear at* my office in
Raeford, N. C. and answer or de
mur to the complaint he has'^’filed
heretofore in the office of the un-
Boston Butt, Roast
PORK. lb. 55c
A or AA lb 45c Grade B Ib 41c
Smithfield Armour
SAUSAGE lb. 49c
Tender Juicy (Bone In)
SIRLQIN. STEAK
der§igneci^ within ^20 days from