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i^ecrFfSi^ NEWS
By Mrs?A, A* MJnniB.f*
Mrs. Wayne Carriker and baby
of Charlotte spent last wedc with
relatives here and at Seventy-
Firet. Mr. Carriker joined them
for the week end and they re
turned home the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Williams
of Charlotte visited friends at
Rockfish last Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Miller and
daughter, Gayle, Mrs. Neill Mc-
Keithan and Mrs. Roy Shockley
attended the Seventh Grade exer
cises at Raeford Tuesday.
With the Sixth and Seventh
Grades at Raeford Tuesday, the
Rockfish school seemed very
small.
Mrs. G. A. Monroe leaves to
morrow, Friday, for Wilmington
to attend Eastern Carolina Teach
er’s College summer school. ^
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wood, Mrs,
Younger Stephens and Miss Min-
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me - Stephens, M. Li. Wood and
Miss Jane Wood were among
those from Rockfish attending the
bacculaureate sermon at Hoke
High school Sunday.
Many Galatia church people
went to Seventy-First Sunday
night to hear Rev. F. M. Bain, a
former pastor, who preached the
bacculaureate sermon.
An epidemic of chicken pox,
came along near the close of
school here and the children of
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Stephens are
some of the,ones who are having
it now.
dau^ter of Fort Bragg spent the
past week end with Mr. and Ifrs.
j^im Famham.
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Miss GabrUla Dove .. and Mrs
Carolyn Dove Baker of Willow
.Springs were week end, guests of
Mr.' and M^s. Chal Dove. !
Daily, Vacation Bible school be
gins next'Monday night June 5th
at Tabernacle Baptist^church here
fi(Kn 7:15 to 9 p. m.
Harvey Grimes, who was a pa
tient at Highsmith hospital for a
week recently, is at home now
and much improved.
Miss Ruby Wood of the Frank-
linville school faculty is at home
for the summer.
S^. and Mrs. A. J. Bowers and
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mclnnis of
Asheville visited Mrs. Mary Mc-
Inms the past week end. They
were accompanied on this trip
by Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Robert--'
son and children, who are spend
ing this week with Mr. and Mrs.
S. N. McCaU.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Q. Carson came near being des
troyed by fire Sunday when ii
was struck by lightning. The famf-
ily was away and the house lock
ed. Passersby saw the smoke and
tioke into the house to fjnd a
couch afire and the house filled
with smoke. They managed to ex
tinguished the fire before much
damage was done.
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Rockfish school house Saturday
night was well attended consid
ering there are so many things
near the close of school. All those
taking part did an excellent job
or dressing up and acting. About
$39.00 was cleared for the Cancer
fund.
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Wayside News
By Mrs. RMph Plummer
Two 100 per cent-guaranteed harbingers of summer
are paint*up time at amusement parks and the increas
ing appearance ef top-down Chevrolet convertibles.
This impatient family group watches a painter put
"finishing touches on a dry-land boat nde while
brother prepares to ward off attacks by Indians.
Gillis Sunday were Mrs. Pearl
Gillis and daughter of Laurin-
burg.
Philippi News
By MRS. R. H. EDGE
The Women of the Church
Mrs. D. D. Koonce spent the ’ philippi church gave fheir
week end with Mr. and Mrs. C.
T. Edge at Lakerim. «
Sgt. Harold Holcomb visited
friends and relatives in Georgia
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Mc-
I Dougald of Red Springs were
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Alton Potter.
Guests in the home of Henry-
birthday program Suriday even
ing. Refreshments were served
after the progi-am.
Mrs. Mollie Herring celebrated
her 73rd birthday at her home
Sunday. A number of friends and
relatives were present and en-
tiyed a delicious lunch, served
in the vard at one o’clock.
The new house being built by-
Mr. and Mrs. George Pittman of
this section, is almost compleied,
Mrs. Millie Shepherd of Kins
ton is spending awhile -vvith her
sister, Mrs. Herring.
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Bureau Hclpe
Recover 40 Cavi
Raleigh,—The Tbefit
asiisted in recovery e€ 40 nutoT
vehicles during April and 'beg/as
investigation into t of 9i
more, the Departmemt of Holnr
Vehicles reported today.
Of 3,942 trucks stopped by h**
spectors of the Theft Btireatt, S/-,
086 were North Carolina trud»
and 856 were out-of-state vehkdefl.
A total of 326 were found to bO
overloaded. Twenty-one out-of-
state trucks and 259 North Caro
lina trucks were over their lic
ense limit. Sixteen out-of-state
vehicles and 32 North Carolina
vehicles were over the road limit.
total of .$85,753.76 was col
lected in penalities and additional
license fees on overloaded trucks.
Of the amount, $15,913.38 was
collected in additional fees and
$12,054.05 in penalities on pri-
vately-o-vvned trucks. A total of
$49,539.83 "in additional fees and
$20,295.55 penalities -were collect
ed on • commercial vehicles.
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By using dynamute to open up
a .oOO-foot ditch. Dallis Buckner
of Madison County was able to
change the course of a meandering
stream on his farm and make.
more land available for produc
tion of crops and livestock.
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Johnston County recently stag
ed what is believed to be the first
ham show and sale ever held by-
Negro farmers. Thirty prize hams
weighing 6C2V2 pounds were sold
at and average of $1.01 per pound.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Robinson'
of Asheville spent the week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S. N. McCall. They came espec
ially to be here for a family din
ner honoring her father in his
62nd birthday. Other relatives
from Mt. Olive, McCall, S. C. and
this community were also present.
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Laura McDougald of Clinton
spent the week end at home.
Mrs. Crawford Thomas, Mrs.
Bill Howell, Mrs. Tommie Up
church and Mrs. Jesse Gibson
I Gibson gave a very interesting
I review of the book, “We, the
people of the Ecumenical Church”
I to the Woman’s Society of Christ
ian Service of Parkers Church
last Sunday evening.
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Mrs. J. A. McFadyen and
Thomas visited Mrs. D. R. Bul
lock in Lumberton Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Scarboro
and son. Junior, of Fayetteville
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Scarboro Sunday.
Miss Elva McGougan and Rita
McMillan visited Mr. and Mrs.
IW. B. Lunsford Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McFadyen
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Robert L. Powell,‘her sister. Miss
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and her brother, Robert Powell
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The family of Will Hair enjoy
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