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c*»: WhyWaH?? Does your RADIO need repairing? Have it done now! a SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! AID COUDSE AT HIGHSMITH HOSPITAL WHL BEGIN JULY 1 McGregor’s Radio Service DUNDARRACH, N. C. FAYETTEVIliLE—A course in nurse alS^trSining to fit young women to care for mildly ill, convalescent, and age^ pajtients will commence at'Highsmith hos pital here July 1. It is designed for those who are interested in health work and the care of the sick, but who do not meet the educational requirements for the study of professional nursing. “Successful completion prepares the worker for a useful lifetime vocation,” declares Miss C. Mar garet Johnson, director of nur sing, “and there is great demand for workers with this t3T>e of training.” Requirements for admission are: 1. Age: 18 -to 45. 2. Education: A minimum of 3 years of high school. 3. Good health. 4. Dep_endability and an interest in human welfare. >. -The length of the course is one year of which three months is instruction in the class room and at the bedside, and nine months practical application. Top ics covered in the course include: personal hygiene and sanitation, ethics, nutrition and home man- NEW YORK TOUB I: More' than forty women have indicated that they wish to be among the group to go on the New York tour which is spon sored by the Hoke county home demonstration clubs. The women will leave from in front of the courthouse in Raeford on Monday evening, July 7, at 6 o’clock. The first night will be spent at the Emerson hotel in Baltimore, and Tuesday through Friday noon will be spent in New York. While there, they will be registered at the Taft hotel. Leaving Friday afternoon, they will spend ^Yi- day night in Washington where some sightseeing will be done on Saturday morning. IThose plani^ing. to make the tour are: Mrs. N. F. Sinclair, Mrs. Tomi Sinclair, Mrs. D. H. Johnson, Mrs. Ethel Watson, ''J^fs. Portia Bethea, Mrs. Neil iVlcIn- Mrs. Ralph Livingston, Mrs. Do^er, >‘Mn-.-Allen Wood,flgr8. (Mary C. BSdkuiis, Nrs. Foster McBryde, Mm. Frances Faulk, (Mm. G. C. Lytle, Misses Sara Neal and OUie St^hens, Mary Katherine' Mdnnis, Juanita But ler, Katiierine Norton, Myrtle Oakley, Louise Blue. Mrs. Troy Allen, Mrs. T. P. Bryan, Mrs. R. A. Kinlaw, Mrs. Walter McGill, Mrs. James Mur phy, Miss Doris Murphy, Miss Lena Bullard, Miss Patsy Faye Bullard, anl Josephine Hall. Several others plan to make the trip if reservatiJns aife avail able. —— 0 nis Janie Monroe, Mrs. Will Monroe, iMrs. Percy English, Mrs. Louis Parker, Mrs. D. A. MoDougald, Miss Mary Lindsay McMillan, Mrs. G. D. Dees, Mrs. Crowell Almond. iMrs. Lucy Smith, Miss Irene WEST POINT CADETS VISIT FORT BRAGG EAT AT I CAFETERIA Whehih Fayett^rille soaeo AIR CONDITIONED fcymmem miiiHr agement, simple nursing tech niques and first aid. A certificate will be given upon Successful completion of the course. Board-and laundry of uniforms will be aui^lied the trainees and they will Receive a salary after the second month of .training. Free lodging will be provided the first two months of training. Those interested in the course may write to Miss C. Margaret Johnson. Highsmith hospital, Fay etteville, N. C., or see her at the hospital this week for a personal interview. The first group of 300 West Point cadets began arriving by plane at Pope Field in Fort Bragg at 5:00^ m.., June 23 to Attend the airborne school presented by the “All America” 82nd Airborne division. , The class of ’49 has been divid- ed into two groups of 300 men each. The first group which ar rived the 23rd of June will stay until July 2, and the second group will arrive the 5th of July and stay until the 14th of July. Their arrival at Fort Bragg is the culmination of an all service Concentrated course in the mod em _ developments of militaj-y science and tactics. From Fort Bragg, the cadets will go back to Stewart Field at West Point, N. Y., to resume studies based on the information they' have learned. ^ rasAMLien BEENLIST IN G DURING THIS MO] FCXFIT FRAGG—'Partially dis abled combat wounded veterans of . World War II have until SO June to apply for reeinlistment in the regt^ar army and retain the grade which they held at time of discharge. Previously the 4ia this category who apply'for reenlistment after 30 June^must appfy within 20 days from the date of i their discharge in order to receive their former grades. Partially disabled veterans who were officers, warrant officers or fl4^]t olficem are eligible to re- etater arimiy bn tlufee-yfev master enlistments ^ first or sergeants until 30 June. Aftet that date application for, such re entry must be made 20 days^ from Ihe last day of terminal leave. deadline was set 31 March. This extension was decided upon in order to make an army career available to disabled vet erans who did not learn of the original order authorizing their enlistment until too late to meet the 31 March date. The new ruling applies to all former enlisted men wounded dur ing World War II who submit applications for a tiiree-year en listment on or before 30 June this year, regardless of the length of time 'they have been out of the army. Former enlisted' men 0 American industry normally consumes about 40 percent of the production of cotton textiles. WEWO IJSOKC \itmxiaf7i0nsi i I 1000 Watts I You can Idepend upon ourl prescription departments jto use only the purest! and freshest of dmgj {supplies. HOWELL DRUG STORE TRACTOR TIRE SERVICE WALKER’S SAFETY RETREADING ^ WORKS ^ 435 Bussell St Fayetteville, N. C. •> Raeford Theatre Theatre Opens At 5:00 P. M. Daily — THURSDAY & FRIDAY — \ “Strange Woman” Hedy Lamarr — George Sanders It’s A Hit! We Score Again! No matter where you go this summer . the ball game . . dinner . . visiting . keep cool and well dressed in clothes that have been dry cleaned for lasting smart ness .... longer wear and immaculate freshness. — SATURDAY — “Lawless Breed” Kirby Grant — Fuzzy Knight ALSO “Bulldog Drummond At Bay” §■ Anita Louise — Ron Randell Also No. 5 ‘Son of Zoro’ SUNDAY — “Home Sweet Homicide” r ' Lynn Bari — Randolph Scott — MONDAY & TUESDAY — “Never Say Goodbye” Errol Flynn — Eleanor Parker Use Cash and Carry and Save! Prices effective July 1: Suits and Dresses — 60c ~ WEDNESDAY — “Lone Star Moonlight” Ken Curtis Also Serial and Short Subjects Raeford Dry Cleaners — COMING — “Razor’s Edge” Tyrone Power "'”5 -"5 ^ I I ' w.&w. MOTOR GO I'M glad OF THAT BECAUSE I CAN'T RAISE / W.&W. MOTOR CO, T ^ / (^omjalata ‘Automotive Service W l^lSER fRAZEK 0^ XFARM VcV equipment “ 6 RAEFORD. NORTH CAROLINA PH0NE'|541 Duff’s Hot Roll Mix pkg 25g Fragrant, crusty-brown, hot rolls - simply prepared at a low cost- We have in stock all sizes of Tractor Tires and Tubes. We also Repair and Ser vice any size Tsactor Tire. In a bright new wrapper same fine quality. OUR PRIDE breM Sandwich 24oz. loaf 17c Regular 16 oz. loaf 11c Triangle Butter cubes lb Triangle Whiter roll lb Wisconsin Cheese lly, 14 1|2 oz. can / Larsen’s Corn Old Va. 1 ])b. jar Peach Preserves Pint Bottle Wesson Oil Shortening 1 lb. jar Snowdrift 73c 71c 43c 18c 31c 42c 45c Aruces No. 2 can GRAPEFRUIT JUICELLS Dr. Phillips No. 2 can ORANGE JUICE 114’s can LIBBY’S POTTED MEAT Libby’s No. 2 can MIXED VEGETABLES 17c 2 for 25c 8c 20c Special Offer! DREFT 22c with 10c coupon Fleecy ‘ While Laikndry Bleach 2 qt. bottles 25c Hudson Standard NAPKINS Assorted BEVERAGES - Nabisco Premium CRACKERS PREM SWIFT’S Raiter’s Solid Pack TOMATOES Gold Label COFFEE pkg. 2 for 23c 6 btls. 25c 1 lb. pkg 25c 12 oz. can 37c CHINESE MAID Noodles 5 oz. can 17c Soy Sauce 6 oz. btl. 17c Bean Sprouts no. 2 can 11c McCORMICK’S Vanilla Extract 1|2, oz btl 12c Black Pepper 1 1|2 oz 2 for 25c No. 2 1|2 can 29c 1 Ib. bag 40c DOL large pkg. 33c Facial Soap cake WOODBURY 11c BLU WHITE flakes pkg. 9c SWEETHEART Toilet Soap Reg. Cake 3 for 28c Bath Size 16c • Fresh Produce Fresh Meats A “Must on your summer menu — Iceberg LETTUCE 2 medium heads 17c Large Head — 2 for 25c Ready for the Pan Cut-up Frying CHICKENS Ib. S9c “FOR SUNDAY’S DINNER” Fancy Slicing TOMATOES lb. 25c Fancy Green CABBAGE 2 lbs. 11c Red Ripe watermelons lb. 4c Fancy Georgia PEACHES- lb. 15c Florida Juice ' ORANGES 5 lb. 3«c — 8 lb. bag Sic • Round Steak ^ lb. 81c Sirloin Steak lb. 79c Chuck Roast lb. 53c j Ground Beef | i Ib. 43c ! , Stewing Beef 1 Plate or Brisket 1 lb. 25c I When our mechanics work on your car they give you expert, factory-method service. Visit us today and let our boys ad just your brakes and pedal clearance. All work guaran teed. Ask for Texaco Motor OiL...the finer grade oil that gives you easier starting and smoother riding.. Stop in at W & W Motor Co. today. Kai- ser-Frazer sales and service. i (S'
The News-Journal (Raeford, N.C.)
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