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N. McNair Smith
ATTORNEY AT LAW
General Practice
QUEWHIFFLE NEWS
by Mrs. RaUdi Cofliran
Mr. and ICn. J. R. Cotbran and
Judy' spent Sunday * in Biacoe
visiting relatives. . v
, Carrie Tpomc^^ returned
Monday from a Sdsit ^th rela-
latives in jWilmington."
Mr. and Mrs. J. BL Moody spent
a few days last vnMc visiting in
A]toemarle. They went to attend
a funeral of a very close friend.
Miss Doris Robei^on of Wake
Forest spent the we^ end here
with her parents.
Get OUT prices before buy
ing 3rNir monument.
Southern
Marble Works
Lumberton, N. C.
Miss Thelma Cothran ^ent the
week end in Raleigh visiting in
the home of her sister, Mrs. Floyd
Price.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Calloway
and children of Hamlet spent Sun
day here with Mr. and Mrs. N.
F. Sinclair.
Mrs. Roy Mitchell and son are
spending a few days this week
at Merry Oaks with Mrs. Mitch
ell’s sister.
Circle No. 2 of Shiloh Presby
terian church has donated several
dozen stainless steel knives for
use at the Montrose community
house.
fllie women of the Chur^ Shi
loh, meet next Mon^y at
the‘home of Mrs. Lena Wondhfe
of Ashley Heights.
ibi. T. C, Sinclair Ims been
c^josea to head'the Heart Sriye
for^fhe' Aflhl^ HdUhts district.
C. Wall Covington spent the
wedc end in Greensboro at the
home of his mothfu:,' Mrs. Ada
Covin^n. ,
Dr.', and Mrs. J. S. Hiatt and
children spent the week end -at
the home of Dr. Hiatt’s parents
in Elkin.
Mr.' smd Mrs. D. M. Byrd and
children, Johnny and Danny, vis
ited last .week end in the W. C.
3yrd home.
Miss 'Beatrice Hooks visited in
Selma at the home of her sisters,
Mrs. E. M. Booker and .libs. Roy
QC^. and Bbs. D. W. Biggs visit-
BigiKs’ parents, Mr. and
iHfif. p. W. Biggs. Sr. of Lumber-
ton last week end;
" Miss Haipriet Jones had as her
guests last week end. Miss Dot
WiUis and Miss Ina Wright, both
of Raleigh, and Miss Mattie Wal
lace of Pinehurst.
IT MS TO
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^' frigidaire*
dealer iat tiih put 12 yem
Refrf^tovatoM, Ranges, W«*
ter Heaters apd other ap
pliances. ^
baucom* appliance oo.
Phone ^21 • Baeford, N. C.
RECENT BRIDE HONORED
A shower was given at the
Ashley Heights community house
Friday night in honor of Mrs. E.
J. Hare, recent bride. The house
had been beautifully decorated
for the occasion with spring flow
ers and suggestions of Valentine.
The bride was given a pretty cor
sage on arrival. Games were play
ed with prizes going to Mrs. Tal-
madge Bobbitt, Mrs. Alice Al
mond, and Mrs. Robert Strother.
Mrs. Haire was blindfolded and
told to pin the tail on the don
key. Instead she was led to a
shower of miscellaneous gifts. Re
freshments were very much en^
joyed.
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SPECIALS
1-1946 Jeep. Passed State Inspection.
Jeep 4-wheel drive.
1*1948 Frazer
1-1937 Dodge Pickup
1-1938 Chevrolet - Coupe
All cars sold are N. C. inspected or will guarantee them
to pass without cost to the purchaser.
Come In and See These Bargains ■
We have complete service for all cars
Phone 254-1
The McCain Garden club met
at the home of Mrs H. S. Willis
Friday, February 11. Plans for
the coming benefit card party
were discussed, and officers e-
lected. Mrs. W. M. Peck, was
chosen president. Mrs. W. C. Byrd,
vice-president and Mrs. P. L. Eu
banks, secretary-treasurer. The
bird house contest sponsored by
the club for the Ashemont school
will close March 9 and entries
will be judged on that day. The
contest this year will be in two
sections - one group comprising
the upper four grades will com
pete and 'the lower three grades
will compete. Prizes will be a-
warded for each of the best three
of each group.
Mrs. Willis served coffee, can
died fruit, nuts and cheese .and
crackers, beaten biscuits and
ham.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Satterwhite
visited in Rutherford College last
week end, at the home of Mr.
Satterwhite’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. E. Satterwhite.
Mrs. C. B., Romeyn, Fayette
ville, was a week end guest at
the home of her brother, Dr. W.
C. Byrd, of McCain.
MORGAN MOTOR CO.
Baeford, N. C.
Are You
Trading Cars?
REGARDLESS OF WHERE
OR WHEN — LET US
FINANCE IT FOR YOU.
ATTENTION, MR. FARMER:
Do not delay longer
Take your fertilizers now.
Unless you accept early delivery, we
are afraid the producers of fertilizer
materials will divert of our supplies, to
other sections of the-country due to our
lack of storage space.
ACT PROMPTI-Tl
Qixie Guano Co.
^ ^ .LAUBINBUBG,N.C;
Tcle^ooet: Main Office 63 and 65. Plant Office 66
Manufaehirerg of Quality Fertilizers
Lumber River
Discount Co.
Phone 767 South Elm 'St>
LUMBERTON. N. C.
Shadow" Valley
ALSO
A Gentleman From
No Where
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Words And Music
Mkkey Rooney - Judy Garland
Wednesday
Blondie’s Reward
Arthur Lake
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12
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10
10% oz
cans
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4
tall
cans
49c
1
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can
49c
3
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RED VIRGINIA WINESAP
FANCY APPLES 2 lbs 31c
FANCY TENDER STRINGLESS
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FULL-O-JUICE TEMPLE ;
SWEET ORANGES 3 lbs 29c
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Palmolive Soap, cake 13c
*
FLOOD O’ SUDS
Super Suds, Ige pkg 32c
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Bouquet Soap, 2 cakes 21c
REGtiLAR SIZE CAKE
Palmolive Soap, 2 cakes 19c
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stewing^ Beefy Id ZlC shortening, l-lb ctn 25c
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MADE FRESH - SOLD FRESH
_ . GRAND FOR SANDWICHES
5ie , Mild Cheese, lb 51c
- DELICIOUS SYRUP ,
Ground Beef, lb 47c Vermont Maid, 24-oz hot 51c