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Jh- VKlfWI nrwo ’s-f, *>f got 'i^l •!.. NEWS By Mrs. A. A. Mclnnis. r Mrs. G. W. Livingston and son Fairley, of Lumber Bridge spent last/ Thursday with Mrs. M. S. Bristow. Mrs. Jessie Newsome and dau- ROCKFisa sasft^ And Hon^ Week Witr final pl^ns rapidly shad ing up for 194|iFurm and Homi Week which wof b4 held on State College campus August 25-29, it is hoped this year% event will be an outstandiny.one to the more than 5,000 fariri-ttien and women expected to attend. ASHLEY pr-' By Mrs. Ralph Cothran Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Greene and family spent the week- end at Shallotte. ghters, Peggy and Rebecca of: Lectures by such outstanding Roanoke, Va. visited Mrs. Ellen National speakers as Gen. Dwight D. N. Jones has as his guest this week his mother. Mr. and Mr. J. L. Pittman, Sr. Jones and family over the past.D. Eisenhower, Dorothy T^omp- of Hamlet spent Sunday afternoon week end. From there they left gon, and Congressman Stephen I for Florida accompanied by Mrs. pace are scheduled. These 'talks Newsome’s mother, Mrs. J. J. jwill relate to state, national and Cobb of Parkton. ■with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cothran. JOHN Deere ModerM rr COMPLETE POWEB FOR THE SMALLER FARMS J IDEAL “HELPER” FOR THE LARGER FARMS • GENERAL PURPOSE TRACTOR Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carriker during the week include: Dr. df Charlotte visited Mrs. Carri-, -p ^ Hutcheson, outstanding per- ker’s aunt, Mrs. F. P. Bethea last sonality in southern agriculture Correction on an error in last' international affairs affecting rural, weeks, news from Ashley Heights, people. Other outstanding speak- Those going on the tour to New Sunday. Johnson Cotton Company OF RAEFORD, INC. V Cash If You Have It. Credit If You Need It. V it I 4 . The cliab women'* and others, who took the trip to New York, got back Saturday night. They had a wonderful time, enjoyed every minute- of the stay in New York. York were Mesdaines N. F. Sin clair and Alice Almond. Mrs. Tommie Sinclair and Mrs. F. L. D. J. Lindsay of Jacksonyille, Florida is visiting David Lindsay. and Dean of School of Agriculture Eubanks did not go. at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Va.; J. B. Hutson, newly elected president of the- board of directors ol Tobacco As sociates Inc.; and Thomas J. Pear sall, tornier speaker of the House of Representatives. There will toe a series of talks an discussions, many of them Miss Parnell, a 'young lady from: hdld on the day at the saipd^ hour Fayetteville who is 'giving her, in ordec-^-to give each person a whole time to church 'work, is here chance to attend the one m which to help the young people during he is most interested. These per- this week of revival services at iods will deal primarily with new Mr. and. Mrs. Bill Roberts and family had' as their guest last week Mr. Roberts’ Aunt 'Bessie of Tennessee. Carswell Almond, L. R. Cothran, N. F. Sinclair and Earl Parker went on a fishing trip at the Coast this week. Tabernacle chJrch.; Assistance in Time of Need We extend our services to you at the time of your be reavement, Every detail : ^ I is efficiently handled; your every wish | ^ competently fulfilled whether you desire | ^ our assistance in your church, in your | ? ; . -J ' V i horne, or inihe quiet dignity of our chapel* | Mrs. C. N. Blue and sons. Cliff, Jr. and Billy, of Wilmington are spending some time with Mrs. Blue’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Andrews. and improved methods and proce dures for farm and home activities. They will include such factors as crop and livestock production, farm mechanization, rural health, family relationships, home food supply, labor saving devices, ^nd other points involved in family Gernon Britt is visiting his sis- living, ter in Norfolk’, Va. this week. Mr. and Mts. T. G. Wood visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mclnriis and family of Raeford last Saturday. r- Mrs. J. M. Baker and children and Miss Gaibrilla Dove of Wil low Spriiigs visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dove over the week end. i JAMIS C. LENTZ Mortuary $ 24-Hour Ambulance Service Mrs. Pearl Howell of Raeford ® visited her daughter Mrs. P. C. English, last Thursday. JAMES C. LENTZ LACY McFADYEN N. McL. McDIARMiD i ifi 01 E. D. BUIE S*:* Raeford Theatre ❖ Theatre Opens'-At 5:00 P. M. Daily — THURSDAY & FRIDAY — o 11. o “Calcutta” Alan Ladd — William Bendix — Gail Rossell o D 0 o n I — SATURDAY — “Gunman’s Code” Kirby Grant ALSO “Glass Alibi” . , ■ Paul Kelly • Also Sei^ial o n O Miss Eupka Gibson of Washing ton, D. C. and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gibson of Petersburg, Va. are spen ding ‘‘a while with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gibson. New home equipnept with em phasis on electrical appliances; the latest in farm machinery; and new methods in crop production and processing will feature in ex hibits, as wey as a number of de monstrations relating to both the home and the farm. Misses Virginia Monroe and Margaret English Willis spent last Monday in Fayetteville shopping. Mis,s Pat Ritter visited relatives at Wagram last week Not forgetting the recreational side of the week, arrangements have been made for visitors to see places of historical interest in Raleigh, and visits will be made to the college" farms. There will be group singing, square dances, contests and prizes and . other features Joe Manelly of New York spent several days recently with an old navy friend, Randolph Cothran. Bobby Hooper spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hooper. Bobby is a student at State college. Rev. and Mrs.' Bruce Osby and family from Cross Plains, Tenn. and Mr. Osby’s brother of Siler City spent Thursday in the home, of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. dbthran. A large number of folks gathered at the Cothran home at 2 o’clock for a watermelon slicing. • 'Miss Kathleen Martain is visit ing relatives here. 0 It Pays To Advertise Miss Christine Rivers of Harts- ville, S. C. is visiting Mrs. Her bert Long this week. Mrs. M. G. Ray 'and Mrs. K. P. RJltter attended t^e funeral of their cousin, John McCormick, -at Parkton,.last week. — SUNDAY — o D o. “Plainsman and The Lady” Vera Rhuba Ralston — William Elliott ,0 0 . - MONDAY & TUESDAY — “trail Street” Randolph Scott — Anne .Jeffreys — lU^bert Ryan REO TRUCKS America’s Toughest Distributed In HOKE, SCOTLAND, MOORE HARNETT & CUMBERLAND Counties By REO TRUCK CO., INC. . 106 Broadfoot Ave. Fayetteville, N. C. Phone 4491 P. O. Box 568 ■ NOTICE o fl o — WEDNESDAY — “Foor$6or William Boyd Ako l^ial — ‘^Jack Arstrong*’ No. 151— ‘TV VigiUmt^ okao vWe Are AgainBuying Wheat and Oats I At Market Prices UPCHURCH MILLING CO. I - . PERSONAL We believe that the personal - elemeiit is the most important factor in retail business. Two persons doing business together face to face year after year learn to know and trust each other. At McLauchlin Company » we have always tried to know our customers’ d heeds and to provide them on a fair basis. Crisis, Uncer tainties ,and doubts come and go, but this policy of personal fair « dealing persists here. You’re Always welcome at MdiAUCHLIN CO. nroRSDAY, *.5^ - V »Tn«/L^u>iwtc aouALuamr ALS m m WQKLO" vs The Premnan Ale at the Pcqnilar Rriee M€m 'foll.of Oood 1m Cheer* Beautiful All Aluminum Metal Awnings Custom Made To Your Individual Need In Lovely Colors. Just Visit Our Show Room'or Fill In This Coupon with, your name and adless and Return To—^ Walker Electric Supply Company 222.Franklin Street ‘ P. O. Box 884 Fayetteville, N. C. Dial 3979 Our Salesman will call on you and give FREE ESTIMATES kAME ADDRESS PHONE I am interested in your awnings. FORSALE Aluminum Sheets 36” x 96” 24 gauge yAny Quantity Also, Tobacco Barn Flues y. COVER YOUR SOIL THIS WINTER f / ^ A thick stand of legumes or small grain is the. best way to hold your topsoil and maintain its fertility during the winter'. Potash will help pro duce a thick stand because cover crops, especially the legumes, respond well’ to potash. It also speeds up an early and heavy spring growth high in nitrogen and minerals for grazing or turning under. Fertilizing winter cover crops is one of the best and safest ways of applying part of the fertilizer for the cash crop to follovy,,. Consult your agricultural adviser. Write us for free information and literature on the profitable use of fertilizers. AMERICAN POTASH INSTITUTE ^ Washington 6,D.C. 1^53 Sixteenth St., N. W. II Amwlcan l‘•talh A Clumte^i CjniswWo^ PelM CSRiepRir et WiRirtte » UwWiI Stafti Petash C«nv«iiy
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