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cecrrisli news
—r-' By Mrs. A. A. Melnnis. ___ *
OPERA DIRECTOR
A district meeting of BTU (Bap
tist Training Union) will be held
at Tabernacle Church here to
night.
Grady English was taken to
Highsmith Hospital Sunday ev
ening and had an operation im
mediately for appendicitis. At
last account he was doing fine.
occupy .the Jones’ house on the
farm now owned by Alonzo' Wat-
‘son of Fayetteville.
Arthur Capps and Alfred Jones
of Fayetteville were visitors in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Boseman Sunday.
Lynn Dees and Phil Johnson
went on a business trip to Ral
eigh lyionday. They were accom
panied by Mrs. Dees and chil
dren.
Capt. Clark and family now
Mrs. A. W. Wood was hostess
at a Stanley, party at her home on
Tuesday evening of this week.
After games, contest, awarding of
prizes and selection of Stanle:/
products, the hostess served de
licious refreshments.
Miss Ruby Wood spent the past
week end at home. Miss Wood,
who was 1st and 2nd grade teach
er in Rockfish school last year is
teaching in Randolph County this
year. \ "
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wood, Miss
Jeanne Shiel and Wilton Wood
spent last Sunday in Dillon, S. C.
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MR. FARMER:
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ROBERT C. BIRD
A State-Wide plan to bring
opera in English" to every North
Carolina music-lover is being
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We have your Pasture Seeds, l^er Crop Seeds,
Lime and Fertilizer ready for immeifiate 'delivery
through AAA Purchase Orders.
We also have all kinds of hog vrire, harhed wire, and
cedar post for constructing pasture fences. Go to the
AAA and get approval and specifications for fencing.
SEEDS AND PRICES
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Cost ^ Gov’t Pays
Fescue 60c per lb ' 4.4c
Ladino Clover $1.90 1.40
Austrian W. Peas 9c 7c
Rye Grass 14c 7c
Alfalfa 70c 35c
Crimson Clover 26 l-2c 19c
Vetch 22 1-2 17c
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Farmer Pays
16c
50c
2c
7c
35c
71-2c
5 l-2c
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RAEFORD, N. C. .
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hare of
Ashley Heights visited at Rock-
fish Tuesday.
Miss Bennie Lee Brock has en
tered Worth’s Business School in
FayettevRie.
Mr. and Jfilrs. Bob Bundy and
family attended the Tuneral of
Mr. Bundy’s another, Mrs. Agnes
Bundy, nt Cumberland Saturday.
The family of F. A. Wright
moved into the house formerly
occupied by Ihe Bristow family.
Galatia Women of Circle No. 2
had a tjnilting at the home of Mrs.
Mary Melnnis last Friday. They
quilted one quilt for the ingath
ering, did a lot of talking and had
a good time in general.
The Home Demonstration club
sponsored a square dance at the
Community House last Thursday
night which was quite a 'success.
Mrs. Ledbetter Nicholson uf
RacHjiyl was a Rockfish visitor
Tuesday".
. The Rockfish Home Demon.-siT.
lion club ir.eets loday at 2';3.0.
GET THE THRIFT HABIT AT YOUR PENDER STORE!
PACKERS LABEL EARLY JUNE SWEET
OR DRY SOAKED BLACKEYE (YOUR CHOICE)
PEAS
3
No. 2
cans
29c
SAVE ALL WEEK! THIS PRICE EFFECTIVE THRU WED.
Standard Red Ripe
TOMATOES, 2 no-2 cans 25c
Enriched Self-Rising
C S FLOUR, 10-lb bag 86c
Libby’s Tasty Corned
BEEF HASH, 1-lb can 37c
Heinz — America’s Favorite!
KETCHUP, 14-oz bot 1 27c
Packer’s Label
HERRING
2 15-oz cans 25c
Swift’s Jewel
SHORTENING
4-lb ctn 91c
COFFEE
Gold Label
1-lb bag 49c
Silver Label
1-lb bag 42c
Condensed Cream of Tomato
Heinz Soup, 2 cans ........ 27c
Nabisco Crackers
Cheese Ritz, 8 oz 29c
Fla, Grapefruit
C S Juice, no 2 can 16c
Libby’s All-Green
Lima Beans, 17-oz 33c
Beauty Soap
Palmolive, 2 reg 23c
Floods of Suds
Super Suds, Ige 29c
Southern Manor Window
Cleaner, bottle 10c
Insect Spray
Bee Brand, pint 41,c
SMOKED PORK, 3 TO 5 LBS. AVG.
BUTTS
lb49G
Select OYSTER, pt 83c
Standard OYSTERS, pt .... 77c
Economy Cut
PORK CHOPS, lb 59c
Fresh Groundt^
BEEF, lb 49c
FANCY VA. KED DELICIOUS
APPLES 3lbs29c
Large Juicy
LEMONS, doz 32c
Sweet POTATOES, 51bs . .. 39c
Fresh. Green »
Field PEAS, 2 lbs 25c
worked out by Robert C. Bird,
talented yoimg Ohio musician,
and A. J. Fletcher of Raleigh, who
is State Opera Chairman for the
North Carolina Federation of
Music Clubs. Mr. Bird, who was
engaged by Mr. Fletcher to direct
the program, now is setting up
he'adquarters in Raleigh.
Mr. Bird will be available to '
communities that w'ant. to present |
operas, or selection^ from opora.s,
>vith either local talent or talent ■
available in other North Carolina i
cernmunities. Mr. Fletcl'.er, who {
conceived the plan, aimi.-: lo make i
opera as popular in North Caro- '
lina as other types ol' .' u-ie, in
cluding hill-billy tunc'. He also
intends, to furnish a rnechom. for
the voices and acting a'oiiity of
North Carolina singers wlm have
no other outlet for their ialents.
Mr. Bird car\3 to Raletah from
Fort Worth, .Texas, where he di
rected the Civic Opera Guild. , .A.
baritone and expert on stage set
tings, he has sung and worked
with operatic groups in New Or
leans, Mobile, Ala., and Jackson,
Miss. During the past summer he
directed t)ie Colony Opera Guild
^t Schroon Lake, N. Y. Now 31
he is a veteran of overseas ser
vice with the Army. Persons in
terested in the program may
write to Mr. Bird at P. O. Box
1406 in Raleigh.
Irrigation Systems
To Be Demonsti'ated
Farmers interested in irrigation
of truck crops, tobacco, and pas
ture are invited to attend a dem-,
onstration on the J. H. Bradshaw
farm in .Sampson County at 2
p. .m. on Friday. October 7, ac- ^
cording to H. M. Ellis, in charge'■
of agricultural ejigine.ering for i
the State College Extension Ser- '
\ice.
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Drsdshaw’s farm is located one ,
mile from Clinton on tne higrr.vay :
to Fafson and Gclds'coro. j
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Ellis says the most rrodern |
portable irrigation system.? ntak- |
.ing use of revolving sprinkleheacLs j
will be e.xhibited and demonstra
ted at the meeting.' .All the prin
cipal irrigation eciuipment com
panies serving Eastern North Car
olina will have representatives
present to demonstrate their out
fits.
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Those attending will be given
an opportunity to ask questions
and discuss the merits of the var
ious systems.
Joe Livingston, 29 A Res 1...
John McFadyen, 16.6 A McFady^
James R. McFadyen, 25 A Rowland ....1
D. L. McGougan, 109 A McGougan; 85 A Res
Frank McMillian, 49 .A Davis
C. ‘C. McMillian, O' .A McMillian ..
Mrs. B. D. Max veil 33 A Crawley
STONEWALL TOV NSHIP — COLORED'
P. .J. Bald.A Baldv.un ...
WiU BsTri ' :'. • Bald'win
Ed Baldv.
Ruldolph .
Mary L. i.:.
Ja.mes
Bill Sh?. •-
More than 18 million bulletins
were distributed to farm people
of, the United States last year by
agricultural extension workers.
Anthorlsed
FRIGIDAIRE
dealer for tbe past 13 years.
Refrigerators, Ranges, Wa
ter Heaters and other ap
pliances.
BAUCOM* APPLIANCE CO.
Pbone 32,21 - Raeford. N. C.
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Mildred Crawley, 53.5 A Crawley 17,27
Lila Crawley, 53.5 .A Cinawley 17.27
Mrs. W. M. Faircloth, 18 .A Faircloth 8.91
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