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THURSDAY, MAY 5^ 1949
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The News-Journal
Published Evwy Thursday at Raeford, N. C.
Subscriptkai Rates $2.00 per year in advance
PAUL DICKSON
Editor and Publisher
Entered as second-class mail matter at the post
office at Ra^ord, N. C., under the Act of March 3,1870.
I hope to have two to three thou
sand Porto Rica potato plants
the last of April. J. D. Mason
(Antioch) Red Springs, N. C.^
48-49f'
AU kinds of fishina tackle in-
clndinr rods, reels, plurs and
Jap Poles. Raeford Hardware
Co. 48-52C
MORE ABOUT
SCHOOL NEWS
joyed the program.
FOR SALE: Used 5 burner oil
stove, built-in oven. See Price
Morris, L & S Depot. 49F
The county supervisor of color
ed schools reports most excell
ent attendance in the schorls on
Saturdays since the institution of
Saturday school after the end of
the seventh month. We hope tha:.
tlris good attendance will continue.
W.4XTED: House work or attend
to small children. Mrs. Janie
Burns, Raeford, N. C. 49-51p
The Laurel Hill :eac!;err and
pupils have painted the interiors
of their classrooms. Thep are
proud of thc: rwork and the looks
of the rooms. They are now chMi
and bright, and much more at
tractive. We hope other schools
will follow their example.
A conference of commercial
flower growers in North Carolina
will be held on the State College
campus, Raleigh, May 18-19, un
der the sponsorship of the Col
lege’s horticulture department
and the North Carolina Florists
Association.
WANT ADS
Have go9d house and day work
on farm for colored family. See
Paul Dickson. TFC
WANTED: Man with car to work
m Raeford. Good opportunity.
Write Box K. ?
Owens Tobacco transplanters,
$4.95. Jcdmson Cotton Co. 49C
Lynchburg tobacco transplanters,
$4.25. Johnson Cotton Co. 49C
RESORTS - PAGE’S LAKE, Of
fers you Carolina finest facili
ties for PICNICFNG large or
small groups, seats, tables and
furnaces under shelter, rain or
shine. Picnic at PAGE’S LAKE
day or night. Bathing, boating,
dancing. Perfect safety zones,
comfortable chairs. A clean cool
spot for clean people. 7 miles
East of St. Pauls. 49C
Nat White, who shares my up
stairs apartment with Irvin
Hubbard, manager of Collins
Department store, is giving up
his share of the apartment May
20. I would like to contact some
one interested in taking his
place. Apartment has bedroom
(single beds) living romn, pri
vate bath, electrically equipped
kitchen and steam heat, maid
service. Contact Paul Dick
son, Sr. ?
Center Nursing Hi^me
1201 Henderson St.
Colnmbbi, S. C.
For: aged, invalid, and convales
cent patiento. Hospital routine,
nurses on 24 hour duty, doctors
. subject to caU, Light Therapy,
Swedish Massage, Vapor Baths
obtainable. Three good home
oooked meals per day. Specials
diets prepared for patients un
der restriction. We admit men
and women, all types of phy
sical disablities, or, aged that
have no disabilities, but needs
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a home and special care. We do
not admit alcoholics or any
contagious diseases. We spec
ialize in arthritics asd paraly
tics. Inquiries welcome. Phone
3-2679, 3Irs. Gladys Riley, Su
perintendent. 48-50C
FOR S.4LE: One new Iron-Age
coal stoker for tobacco barn. J.
C. Campbell, Shannon, Route
1. 47-50P
FOR SALE: Slake body and cab
from 1948 1 1-2 ton Ford Truck.
W. A. McDonald, Phone 267-1.
TFC
CEMETERY BEAUTIFICA'nON:
Cemetery lots cleaned and car
ed for by the year. James C.
Lentz, Phone 5646. 48-49C
We have on hand Rotenone Saba-
dilla and Arsenate of Lead. Rae-
ford Hardware Co. 48-52c
All kinds of garden seed. Raeford
Hardware Co. 48-52c
FRYERS FOR SALE: Raised off
ground, weighing 2 1-2 to 3
pounds. N. H. G. Balfour. 48-49p
GUNS repaired and restocked.
Keys made. Safes opened* and
repaired. Edwards Sports .Shop,
Lumberton, N. C. ITC
HOBART-DAYTON Sales ^nd
Service Meat Mkt., kitchen and
bakery machines, Dayton Com
puting scales, new and used. J.
B. Fennell, Lumberton, N C.
Phones: Day 1291-W, Night
H75-W. TFC
USE TE-OL FOR
ATHLETE’S FOOT
BECAUSE—
It has greater PENETRATING
Power. With 90% undiluted alco
hol base, it carries the active me
dication DEEPLY, to kill the
germ on contact. Get happy re
lief IN ONE HOUR or your 35c
back at any drug store. Today at
HOKE DRUG CO.
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One look tells you why Ford
WM cboaen “Fashion Car of the
Yev.” And its all-steel construction is
an important part of the new Ford “fed.
Note how the body is welded into a rigid
unit Wood panels are bolted to the sted
body for easy removal or replacement
laminated and molded, they resist water*
^ warping and splitting.^
Load through extra-wide side doors or
rear “freight entrance." Rear seat eaey
to remove for extra space.
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You’ll notice the new Ford “feel” in “Finger
tip" Steering, “Magie Action" Brakes, effort-
lem “Equa-Poise" Power. Come in and place
your order today.
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RAEFORD AUTO CO.
PHONE 251-1
RAEFORD, N. C.
AWARDED THE FASHION ACADEMY GOLD MEDAL AS THE "FASHION CAR OF THE Vla..
PER^NALS
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Cashion
and daughter, Christine, of South
Woodstock, Vermont, visited, in
the home of Mr. Cashion’s broth
er-in-law dhd sister. Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Carter, last week.
Roger Dixon was called to Ox
ford Friday on account of the
death of his uncle, Hobert A. Bar
ker, who .has been sick for the
past year and critically ill for
the past month.
Miss AUyne Smith, daughter of
Mrs. Lucy .Sihith, and outgoing
president of the Raleigh Alpha
Zeta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
was presented the Yellow Rose
Honor bracelet at a banquet Fri
day night held at Hawthorne
Manor lin Raleigh.
This bracelet is presented each
year to the most outstanding
member of the year.
Mrs. Howard Pope and sons of
Conn., whos^have been visiting re
latives^^ here! for the past several
weeks, the first of the
week in EiMngton with relatives.
They will return to Raeforl tor
day. . V
Mrs. Mary Turner of Fayette
ville was a week end visitor in
the" home of Mr. and Mrs. Reece
Baxley.
-Harry Greene has been sick at
his home here this week.
Mr. ■ and Mrs. O. W. Holtzclaw
will return to Raeford tbday from
Cedartown, Ga. Mrs. Holtzclaw
has been in Cedartown for the
past .several months on business
and Mr. Holtzclaw joined her
there the first of the week..
Mr. and Mrs. I. Mann had aS;
their week end" guests Mr. and
Mrs. I. Margblis. who were en
route to their home in Baltimore
after a trip to Florida. Other
guests in the Mann home on Sun
day were Mr. and Mrs. Cy Stein-
burg and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Mann asd Mrs. Celia Kramer
of Whiteville, Mr, and Mrs. Albe
Brooks of Warsaw and Ed. Brooks
of Burgaw.
Mr, and Mrs.. D. J.4>alton and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Gibson and children went to Lum
berton Tuesday night to attend
the birthday dinner of Mr. Dal
ton’s and Mrs. Gibson’s mother,
Mrs. D. J, Dalton, Sr.
A number of Raeford people
attended the May Day exercises
at Flora Macdonald college Tues
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cameron
and two little girls and Donald
Cameron visited H. A. Cameron
in /,sheville this week.
Mrs. Mary Helton has been a
patient at Moore County hospital
since Friday. Her daughter, Mrs.
William Alexander. Jr; of Chapel
Hill is spending some time here
while her mother is at the hospi
tal.
Mr. and Mrs. RO'bert Gatlin’s
two little girls, Betsy Ross and
Ann, have been quite sick with
chicken pox and measles. Betsy
Ross is about wdll but little Ann
is very sickC
Nat White attended the funeral
of his maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Judith Boyd, at the old home
stead, Belvedere, in Vance Coun
ty, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pope had as
their guests Sunday Mrs; Poi>e’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Byrd, of
Burlington.
Miss Mary Stewart Covington
who has a position with Lucille’s
Shop will continue her voice
study while in Clharlotte under ithe
direction of Mr. Berg, head of the
music department at Davidkon
college. Miss Covington is a mem
ber of the Firsrt Presbyterian
churdi choir of Charlotte.
Mrs, J. W. Canaday and Mrs.
Kate McPhaul attended the Kol-
lege of Beauty Knowledge in Wil
son on Monday.
Mrs. Marie Benson and her mo
ther, Mrs. Christman, spent Sun
day and . Monday in Farmville
with Mrs. Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Blue, and
Miss Shirley Blue attended May
Day exercises at Peace college
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Robinson
and sons, and Ben Robinson spent
the week end in Farmville in the
home of Mrs. Robinson’s sister,
Mrs. John H. Flanagan. They
Went especially to attend the
home coming and dedication of
the D.A.R. Chapter House. Benny
Riobirison was one of the .pages at
the unveiling of a citizenship pla
que iri which his grandfather,
Gregg T. Tyson, was memorializ
ed. The D.A.R. Chapter House in
Farmville 4s the only one in North
Carolina.
Emmett Smith, Jr. spent the
week end with Mrs. Smith and
children, who are visiting in the
home of Mrs. Smith’s brother-in-
law and sister. Dr. and Mrs. K.
B. Grim, in Asheboro.
Mrs. "Mary Avent of 'Sanford
arrived Mdn^y for a visit of sev
eral weeks with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Har
vey Cole. / ( I
Thd^'little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Furman Clark has been quite sick
for the past week. The baby was
teiken to Highsmith’s hospital*
last Fri(]^y.
R. B. Lewis attended the N. C.
Banker’s Association ati Pine-
hiurst on Monday. He and Mrs.
Lewis also attended the Banker’s
banquet and ball on ' Tuesday
night. .
Anflicriiei
FRIGIDAIRE
dealer for the past 13 years.
Refrigerators, Ranges, Wa
ter Heaters and other ap-
4)liances.
BAUCOM* APPLIANCE CO.
Phone 3221 - Raeford, N. C.
Are You
!ars?
REGARDLESS OF WHERE
OR WHEN — LET US
FINANCE IT FOR YOU.
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Lumber River
Discount Co.
Phone 767^ South Elm St*
LUMBERTON, N. C.
GIFTS that SAY
Whisper-weight
Bemberg
sheers
$5.95 and $8.95
Sheer
NYLONS
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88c pr.
GLOVES
Chenille
SPREADS
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When the thermometer flirts with the 90 mark how glad you’ll
be you gave MOM one of these whisper-weight bembergs
sheers. Here’s an entrancing new group of especially attrac
tive prints in gay new color combinations that will play an im
portant role in making Mother happy. So much for so little!
Sizes 12 to 20.
Collins Department
Raeford, N. C.
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