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The News-Journal
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Published Every Thursday at Raeford, N. C.
Subscription Rates $2.00 per year in advance
PAUL DICKSON Editor and Publisher
Entered as second-cless mail matter at the post
office,at Raeford, X. C., unner the Act of March 3, 1870.
Newl&hV husbands'^axe 'away''^t'
camp with the National Guard
Rev. Beverly Shannon of Gala
tia Church will be away on vaca
tion during the month of August.
There will be no preaching ser
vice the fifth Sunday in July but
if possible there will be some one
to fill his pulpit in Au^t.
*af■' Aberd^ ‘fiSb^g'/Gfoun^'
Mainland, in the research depart
ment.' , ' . ' . ^
Mrs. Ada Jackson who h,as been
keeping house for Mrs. W. T.
Boseman for some time, fell and
broke her arm, at her home in
Arabia community last Sunday
I evening.
?.Irs. Addie McGeachy and Mrs.
Sadie Hughes of St. Pauls were
guests of Mrs. John Ray Monday.
CCCrflSH NEWS
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“ Mrsi C. P. Vinilon. who spent the
past 'three weeks with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Yoimger Snead, is leav
ing today for her home in Weldon.
Miss Kacky'Blue ha returned
to Raeford after pending the past
several weeks at Ocean Drive
with relatives. '
Mrs. Arab Stuart has received
a cablegram from Capt. and Mrs.
Lewis Hart sajdng that they were
unhurt after the 1^9 mile an hour
typhoon which lashed the Island
of Okinawa Saturday
THURSDAY, JULY 28, Iftf -
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SCENES F1«)M THE i.OST CC^ONY
— By Mrs. A A. Meinms.
Rev. A. E. Osborne, of Colum
bia, S. C. visited friends in Rock-
fish last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wood and
daughter . Miss Betty Jean and
Mi sc Lillie Wood spent last Th^s-
day in Goldsboro. .
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Jones of
High Point spent the past week
end at home.
Little Miss Nancy Cameron,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Cameron of Carolina Beach, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Mon-
rc>e and other relatives here this
week.
A. GUlis. Most int^rating reports
from Montreat and Peace were
given by the delegates. Miss Katie
Black and Mrs. John Ray.
The meeting place.Jt^d been put
in order and made with
.several arrangements t|>f )>eautiful
sununer flowery byyiyijri. David
Lindsay, secretary of social ac
tivities. Mrs. Lindsay also served
light refreshments during the so-
cial hour. # -
Mrs. Marshall Ray is spending
this week in Fayetteville with Mr.
and Mrs. Gillis Ray and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Ray.
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PERSONALS
Miss Jean Carroll Sherrill is
spending this week in Fayette
ville as 'th geuest of Miss Julia
Graham.
I W. T. Boseman was on the sick
j list the first of this week, '
Mrs. C. H. Dove is spending
some time wuth her daughter,
Mrs. Gordon Barnard and fam
ily at Florence, S. C.
Galatia Women of the Church
had the women from Philippi
Church as their guests last Fri
day night at ithe general meeting
lor July, held in the Sunday school
rooms. After the devotional and
transaction of business, ithe pro
gram was in charge of Mrs. D.
Mrs. A. W. Wood, Mrs. Doug
las Monroe and baby son, Joe Al
len. Craig and Marion Wood spent
last Thursday with relatives in
Dillon, S. C.
Mrs. B. B. Britt and family
spent a few days at White Lake
last week.
Mrs. Roscoe Smith arid daugh
ter, Brenda, of Maxton and Mrs.
Ed Newton and daughters, Ann
and Patsy of Lakerim. are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Wood this
week while Mrs. Smith’s and Mrs.
Mrs. C. H. Giles, superintendent
of Public Welfare, is attending
the Blue Ridge Institute at Ridge
crest this week.
Guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Townsend Sunday were
H. O. Norton of Brunswick. Ga.,
W. L. Norton of Selma and Dr.
Roy Norton of Raleigh. They
caine especially to attend the fim-
eral of Manley Norton Sunday af
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Morris had
as their guests last Friday and
Saturday Mrs. Morris’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Pernell of
Louisburg.
Mrs. Bill Cox and children,
Walter and BUly of Gastonia, are
spending three weeks with Mrs.
Cox’s parents, Mr and Mrs. R. O.
Cothran. . t
Mrs. James Veasey and chil
dren of Aberdeen spent last week
with Mrs. Veasey’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. McBryde.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. McMinis
have bought the new brick house
at Sunset Hills from William
LenV^ and moved into it the first
of the week.
Mrs. Ed Willis and baby daugh
ter are spending two weeks at
KenansviUe 'with Mrs. Willis’s
parents while Sgt Willis is at
cajnp.
Mrs. Cora Hall and sons, Tim
and Beverly, of Rocky Mount
spent the week end in ithe home of
Mrs. Hall’s mother, Mrs. Mary
Miller.
, OEd Baicy, who has held a posi
tion in Raleigh for the past sev
eral yeai«, has accepted a position
Mrs. Marguerite Pearson and
son. Gordon Adams, spent the
first of the week in Raleigh with
friends. They returned to Raeford
Tuesday and left the same day
for a trip, to Manteo and Virginia
Beach. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Audrey Holton of Raleigh.
THE FAYETTEVILLE i
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IS THE RIGHT PLACE TO SELL YOUR TOBACCO THIS YEAR.
These are scenes from The Lost
Colony. Paul’s Green’s interna
tionally famous symphonic drama
built up around the greatest myr
stery of all history. The ninth
season opening of the show, which
had its premiere in 1937, was on
Saturday night, July 2, in the
Waterside Theatre at Fort ’ near
Manteo on Roanoke Island at 8:15
o’clock.
Some of the familiar scenes of
the famous production are ^own
here. At top the pictnye shows the
gala and colorful Epglish court
scene where Queen Elizabeth is
hostess to'her subjects, some of
whom are bringing news of Ro
anoke Island in a land which she
names Virginia, in honor of her
self. the virgin queen. At light
is beautiful Barbara Edwards,
first North Carolina native to play
the female lead of Eleanor Dare.
Uppovvoc, the Indian medicine
man is shown in one of his sen
sational dances at left.
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is Repetition!
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proven this fact through years of suc
cessful use of newspaper space.
SELLING
is Selling!
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esting to the purchasing agent for
the family—Mrs.—is the lady you’re
talking to.
A BIG WELCOME AWAITS YOU IN FAYETTEVILLE
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“Largest City In The Border Belt**
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