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an effort to meet the need
ior "Improved -^©^uipment and
jpuitaDle- Jot'nmihtipns for—apply
ing insecticides"aid fungicidaB?*t5"
control msects and plant/ di
seases, a resparch^,^ prpject/. has
been approved i^der ttie Re
search anc^ Mhrketin^ Act pi 1946,
the'USDA has announc
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High school gradual
choose your educjatio^
enlist—tunder the U.,
Av^on Care«
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Mrs. M. iL. Wood and dau^ter,
Miss Jane Wood, and M.'L. Wood,
Ji;. went to Gastonia Sunday to
Aosit Miss. Betty Jean Wood, who
is a paient in the Orthopedic hos-.
7 '; .
DdW^ spending^ soihe
tinre wiith his sisters, Mrs. J^w-
rence ^^nard of Beaufort^''^ C.
land Mrs. Gorioji Barnard bf Port
Royal, S. C. ■•
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iMrs. M. S. Bristow spent last
*"Saturday with > her daughter,
Mrs. B. B. Minji^ at FayeW^rSIe.
Miss Lucille Jones visited
sisters, Mrs.. Bandy
Lincolnton and Mrs. RetinLefler
at Albemarle.
the schdm lunchroom whl
was
a^^aj
Mrs. (Bill Davis is at hoAie f
ter being a patient in -a Fayette
ville Ihospiital with pneumonia!
f ? -v-
Milss Catherine Mclnnis is re-
cuperaBug-^-art'-l^r home here af
ter a ftonsilectomy at Highsmith
hospitifl the first of the i3veek.
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VALUES THAI
Mrs. M. iR. Knight returned
from a v|sit of Several days with
her daughfer, Mrs. C. S. Pickett,
at Fayetteviijle last Mondayj^^Viiss
The Rock|ish^ Civic club ', will
meet at tpe school .house^Friday
night of this- week. The attend
ance at' these meetings, lias not
bebn' veiT 'g3od her^fo^e and
it is hoped that all whbi are in
terested will try to be piifesent.
an automobile, wreck sonae time
^o, has nbf completely j-rei^bven-
his injuries probably being
more serious than he af^first real
ized. ■ ■ -
,Mi's Arlene Parnell’s study
course fo- the young folks
Tabernacle eruJcd in a party at
the home of Rev, and Mrs. K B.
Booker, where games ^ere. glay-.
ed, refreshments served®
good time had-by all., . ,. . .
O.
Fred English, who Avas, home
„ i . [for Christmas holidays, has re-
•Bessie Wright toc^k her plac^ ^"'turned to Morion, where he
is'^ school.
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1. Qa^'^alanc^^ wiffi]®leS^Bkgy»ijfielu^ijig Tesef^ balances,..,..^
and cash item^ in process of collection ............—(..iJ.—— $ 950,149.39
IQIjlQJSeDICiNt IS BEHER
.>lif-SM0Rd rtlief •! Cold Mitcrus %ritb 66(
•Tht lorQtif ielling UQuid Cold PreporofioR in Hie U. S
^ LIQUID
ODD COID PREPARATlOf
Caution Um only os dirociod
Are You
TradipfTlarsI
REGARDLESS OF WHERE
OR WHEN —LEX US .
FINANCE IT FOR YOU.
Mrs. H. J. Smith and chil&en
Miss Carrie Smith j Mrs; J-'s^D.
, Mclnnis and son, J. D. Jrvisit
ed Mrs. Mary Mclnnis and family
last Thursday. /
and cash iterq^ ii^, process Bf collection
2.^nited Stages GoverifaneptydbUgatjpns, directi ahd^guaran
V teed - - 1,776,300.00
v' ’ ■ ! 3. Obnga|iaps:pfe^S^e^^|-:"^^fe,f«bdivisions ‘4,450.00
Lo^^lahd ’dise^J95g;Jt^elU&S256fdverdifa^t§^ 297,940.80
7.!Tj^il|4'^eihises,|>^i^'f4loM^f^^ fcnitu^.an^'^tures
; l4^^II5r-^
asSetS';jC^:,.|iXV-.^®/^^-----.-p-----¥^ 2,848-60
Lumber River
S iTomen’s Missionary Uuion
rnagle church^ met with
B.^Boo^r la^ Monday
p. m. with- a^^^iy^o'od attend
ance. /
Circle No. 2, Woman’s. Auxi-
liarx,_Galatia church, will meet
wiith Mrs. M. S. Bristowrthis af
ternoon at 2:30. Mrs. Bristow
anti Mrs. Bernice Bostic, joint
hostesses.
4 Raeforjd Baptist
. Church «
-_P.
J. P. Whisnant, Pastor^
9:45 A. M.—Sunday schooL
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship
Church Conference immediately
after. * ' ,
^6:00. P.” M^JCrain^ linion
^;’'30 P.*” M. tVedhesday' Prayer
Meeting.
Radio Baptist Hour Sunday mor
ning 8:30. Dr. Kyle M. Yates
subject; “Loye-^God to Man”.
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Bethel
" Church
L ' I ^
10;00 A. M.-^unday school.
Rj%n Mc^ryde, Supt.
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Spring Hill Baptist
Church
J. D. Whign^t, Pastor
8:30 A. M. Rad» Baptipt Hour
■■ • 10:00 A. M.—Spnday School.
6:30 P. M. Training Union-
.7130^ P. M. Wednesday Pray»
Meeting
®
' ^''^B^hesus Baptist
‘Church
Raeford MethMM
» ChiirA*^^'
' ^
Rev. R O. Lee*
9:45 A. M.—ChuxtA adidibii^
11:00 A. M., li^^ping wmbi]^
Subject, “Is It moag^ To Ckj;
AngPy.” ,
6:00 P. M., Meeting the
••
7:30 P. M., Evening wotffi^y
Subject, “Moving ,Together.*M^t ‘
.
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Raeford Preifi^erian!^^i
Church ; ^
" VE. B. Better, Pastor
; 10:00 A. M.—Sunday school
11:00 A. M.—Morning Worship
4th Sunday. -
,6:30 P. M.—Evening Worship
1st Sunday. ,
Philippi Presbyterian
Church ,
2nd and 4th Sundays
11:15 A. M.—Sunday school
12:15 P. M.—-Worship Seiyipe-
.. > —tt- ^—
Community Chapel
Methodist Church
All the college students have Rev. G. W. Crutchfield, Minister
returned to their respective col-
Efaone 767 South Elm St*
lumbebton/n. q.
AL' ASSETS
3,046,601.33
|'.LIABILITIES
"Jk *'-• ' ' '■ ” ‘V k t ^ V* .
ii:V‘sLvcfer■
^2,277,668.73^
y V; r4:^me-deposits^^f-p^nerships, fend corpora-
-5^' ■ ; ' - 507.542;
' * ' ’ Goverjimenr niidu|itog postaU , ^
!yfl
; . .16.yPppQsits o'£ ^^;ate,s -cuad^
subdiv
25^07^
69,844.51
ms^iOHS
y 18. checks, etc.) 1 7\^l,048-92
' -.23! ' .15,8^.82: ' ^
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' W^iAcluding subo^dij^^
■y.y
i ’ /; CAPITAL ACeOUI^
! Hardy a mont]( gojes by]
! during jwhich mem-
jber't>f the fa^y doesn’t]
I have a cold ot upset ,stom-
jach, earache^or minor in-|
KeepHlhem all minor [
I by Consulting your phy§i- |
jcian first; '^d by having!
us fill bis description in!
ir fine pharmacy depart-|
! ment.
‘ ’: -^S-^r^urplus -
' - ^T'-'lJnd^^ed pi^dfits
'.-29. *!v'7fQTAEi CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
50,000.00
100,000-00
3,924.48
153,924,48
HOWELL
DRUG STORE
L^ges since Christinas. Miss^uby
Wood to,i IFlora h^Qc^ionald, ^Miss
Eleanor idng -to tLouisburg,. and.
Miss Vera King to .Wajce Forest.
Chicken Stew & Oyster Slipper
•There wiil be a .chicken stew
and oyster supper at Rockfish
^hool house next Tuesday even
ing, January 13, sponsored by the
Home (Demonstration club. The
public is invited ’to attend.
Snow-White Laundry
WUmlni^n St., Maxton, N. C.
, — 4-
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All n^ern new ’’equipment
I^repared to do all types'
Of Laundry Business
nday School each Sunday
terSmn, at 2:00 ,o’aock, Mr^. H.
W. Ellis/ SUjpRrintehdent.
Preaching services ea^ second
and fourth Sunday afternoons at
3:00 o’clock.
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Parker /Methodist
lurch
W. B. Heyward, Pastor!' #1
" 9:45 A. M.—Church School. |J
11:00 A. M.—Morning Worship ll
6.30 P. M.—Pioneer Vespers ^
and Youth Fellowship.
7:30 P. M. Evening worship,
11(1:00 A. M. Wednesiday,fAuxi
liary Mission Study.
7:00 P. M. Wed&fesday«iiPrayer
Service.
♦ ^;45 P. M. Wednesday, Choir
Practice
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Lumber Bridge
Presbyterian Church
10:00 A. M., _ Sunday School
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^ Dimdarrach
Presbsrterian Church
Rev. J. W. Mann, Pastor
2:30 P. M.—Sunday school.
3:15 P. M.—^Readilng every
2nd and 4th Sunday..
Shiloh* Presbyterian
Church ^
i«0(
for Business
Now Op«
i
Picq up and delivery service
All Work Guaranteed
(ev. P. Oi. Lee, Mini
:00 A. M.-^undaj
.12:15 P. M.—^Re^lar^;
services each fnSt .and
days.
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4! Pittman Grove
Baptist 'Church
•* Rev. Taylor, Pastor.
10:00 A, M.—Sunday school.
^:00 A. M.—^Worsfip“”^(ervlce
:ea^ 1st and 3rd Sunday.
7:00 P. M. Thursday—Prayer-
neeting.
' 10:00 A. M. Sunday seBdfd.
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Antioch Pre'sbsrteriaii
^ Church
J. W. Mann, Pastor. *
1,0:00 A. M.—Sunday school.
'IIKM) A. M. Morning Worabip
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Ashley-Heis^to
Baptist Church
Jos^h P. WoodsOn, Pastot
10;00 A. M. Sunday ^chool
11:00 A. M. Morning worship
6-00 P. M. Training Union
"^V ^®^^*** worship.
\7:w P. (M. Wednesday, Prayer.^
Mating.
3Q.>S^|iTM: LIABILimS aM CAPITAL AQCQUNTS .. 3,046,^01.33
s c;
aon stodf^th
Im.
i-t
^ it^l consists of cc
r^iue of IsOjOQQjj
-memoranda.'!
‘ 31.ts pledged-or., assigni^^tb secure liabilities and for ^
other pur^ses ^ 209,800.00
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I, .R. B. Lewis;, fx'0j|i^'h'%^e^;preSide|ip, .of .the above-named bank, do
scileniniy. swear that th'&;,^h6ve( Stat^ent iii|[|iie,\and that it fully and
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correct Iv c epresents ,the-tru‘e’'sf^e of . the/sev^rol matters herein contained
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and set forth, to the b^t of my knowledge-'and belief. ...
T..B. Upchur!ch,,jr,|,’'U. L! Gatlin, J. L. McNeillr-^Directors. ‘
-State of,^NirtL,GarpBfla;;®ounty^oLHQ .■ . '
’V’.! ■ >• , -. „ ■ . ' ' .
' ?worn to anmstflD'set^^^^^efore jne ifei^'-^tf'dSy of January, 1948, and
I hereby certify I an officer or-idireekaijif^his^ai^
V , :My cpmn^ssipn esiri^res March. 18^ 1948. Clara Mae jGibson,
v* Public-''
I “there is one thing about McLauchli
I Company, if you buy anything
ithere ai^d it ish’t right,
^ they’ll make it right”.
It’s cost U3 3 lot gf money
and some grief to have our.
customer" 3f.iy that about uS ■
3ut ■w: think it’s worth-
~ ^ •
^hat it CO ;l.s and we’re go
ing to keep on doing it.
Tabernacle Baptist
Church
»,^E. B. Booker, Pastor, qn.
10:00 A. M.-^unday siAool; '
11:00 A. M.—^Morning worship,
1st ahd 3rd Sundays.
6:00 P. M—Training uniop .
.^7:00 P., M.—Evening Worsl^
2nd and 4th Sundays. ’ ’
■ 7:00 P. M. Thursday—-Rayer
January clearanci!
i '■ ...>> 1:
All winter dresses, suits
and coats reduced
Speciat price on cost^me
jewelry and bags
Come in and see our
nevjj^'
«i5
?5
^RING DRESSES
Winter hats at wss than
Vz price^
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