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By Mrs. Ralph Plummer
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Ralph De
mare and children of Camp Le-
juene visited in the home of the
Joe Lovettes last Sunday. Lt. De
mare returned to Camp Lejuene
the same day, but Mrs. Demare and
children are spending this week
here.
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Mrs. Walter Brock and Oscar
visited Pvt. Roy Brock who is
stationed near Dayton, Ohio re
cently. i
Miss Billie Hart and Alton War
ren of Salemburg accompanied
Janie Veasey and Thomas. McFad-
yen on a trip to Raleigh last Sun
day afternoon. They went espec
ially to attend ;the Messiah, pre
sented by two-hundred-eighty
voices under the direction of Pro
fessor Thane McDonald, decin of
Music at Wake Forest college.
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Scarboro,
Kenny, Carroll and Betty Scar-
boro, visited Mr. Scarboro’s par
ents at Wadesboro last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will McFadyen
and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McFad-
:/en and son of Laurinburg, visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McFadyen
last Sunday.
this community last Sunday.
The Youth Fellowship of Park
er’s Methodist Church met with
the Galatia young people last Sun
day evening with Parker’s giving
the program. Refreshments were
served by the host church.
The Grange and the Wayside
Home Demonstration clubs had a
Christmas party at the Wayside
Community House last Tuesday
evening. Those who attended .had
a grand time.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wright Parker,
and Mrs. W. P. Parker of Laur
inburg visited relatives here in
LET’S EAT
DOWNTOWN
TONIGHT!
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Koonca
visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Koonce last Sunday.
D. K. Parker and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Plummer and boys are
making their home at Wallace
while Mr. Parker and Mr. Plum
mer are working there.
From piping hot soup to tasty pastry, there’s a treat
here for your family. Meet them all here after your
Christmas shopping.
Good Food — Always Tasty
ELK RESTAURANT
Anthony Drake, Manager
Do You Have a Maid?
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Not so many households these
days can answer yes, but those
who do have a maid or any other
household worker will need a
copy of a brief booklet bearing
that question as a title.
Vernon D. Herbert, Manager of
the Fayetteville Social Security
office, began distributing this
booklet today. This colorful leaf
let sets out, in a few sentences,
just how the lady of the house,
or any employer of domestic help
in or around the house, may tell
whether or not the worker is
brought unler the new Social Se
curity law which becomes effec
tive on January 1, 1951.
plaintive song which is heard
commonly from its arrival until
cold weather, and again in the
spring, although it is not unusual
to hear its song throughout the
winter on warm, sunny day.s.
Like most of the sparrows, the
White-throated feeds extensivel/
on weed seeds, varying its diet
with insects, wild berries am!
fruits. Both as a destroyer of
noxious weed seeds and as ore
of our sweetest songsters, it war
rants protection.
the Air Force".
Lackland, situated near San
Antonio, is the world’s largest
air force base, center of .^ir Force
basic training, for airmen and
women, indoctrination station for
prior service re-enlistees, and
home of AFs Officer Candidate
School.
Their basic training has pre
pared them for entrance i.ato Air
Force technical training an.i for
assignment in specialized wo-k.
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A CHRISTMAS GIFT
12 mouths long
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to
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For Ojily $2i)l)
You can send your friends or relatives a letter from
home every week for a year——and they’ll thank you
all 52 times, for reading about your loved ones is next
best to seeing them.
We*ll send a Christmas card similar to the above
telling them who ifs from.
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Don’t Wait—Do It Today!.
The News-Journal
Now Open On Saturdays Until Noon
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The Maid of Cotton is in a dane>
ing mood, ^e is belle of the ball
In her Ted ShcH« evening dress of
Swiss Mills’ cotton organdie. This
fetching cotton gown is one of the
glamorous fashions in the wardrobe^
of Maid Elizabeth McGee of Spar*;
tanborg, S. C., who is making the!
1950 c0ton fashion and goa^wiU!
tour. '
Hoke Men Finish
Basic Training At
Texas Air Base
Pvt. John J. Maxwell, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Maxwell iml
Pvt. Donald F. Cameroif. son of
Mrs. H. A. Cameron have C-im-
pleted their AF basic airmen in
doctrination course at Lackland
Air Force Base, the ‘’Gateway Lo
The coarse induded a sdeuiMIr
evaluation of their arptttade swdt
mclinaticin fat following a parti
cular vocation and career.
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Four-H Club members raised'
more than 132.000 rabbits in clut>
projects last year.
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Calabrian shepherds in Italy
come down from the mountains
and play before carpenter shops
in special difference to Joseph.
^ We invite you to visit our shop and pick out your
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CHRISTMAS FLOWERS
And Flowers For All Occasions
RAEFORD FLORIST
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§ Mrs. Rhoda McComsey
Mgr.
RAEFORD, N. C.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Matthews
of Candor, N, C. Owners
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The work of those regularly em
ployed in private homes will be
credited to social security and the
employer will be responsible for
reporting wages, along with Soc
ial Security taxes to the Collec
tor of Internal Revenue.
The title of the pamphlet also
includes# the titles Laundress,
Cook, Chauffeur and Gardener.
Any of these, or any .other per
sons employed regularly for work
in or around a private household
may cme under the new law, and
Herbert urges the employers of
such persons to request a free
copy of the booklet.
A simple test in the booklet will
tell whether a maid or cook or
laundress, will get the protection
of social security—and whether
the housewife should start mak
ing reports next year. If so, there
is a postage paid postal card in
the Government-issued booklet
which the household should mail
to the Collector of Internal Re
venue for instructions.
Herbert stated that these book
lets are available to anyone inter
ested and that a limited supply
are available at any post office,
or may be secured by calling the
Social Security office in Fayette
ville, Telephone 4880. or drop us
a postal card asking for the book
let, “Do You Have a Maid”? Ad
dress Social Security Administra
tion, Fayetteville, N, C.
For the domestic wvker’s in
formation about her new social
security protection, a special leaf
let is available at the Social Se
curity office. Herbert pointed out
that regularly employed domestic
workers will need xa Social Se
curity Account Number Card af
ter January 1, 1951,
Hiking Along
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J. BIRD
A column devoted to the fields
and streams and woodland of
this section.
Of more than thirty Sparrows
occuring in North Carolina, either
rarely or with some degree of re
gularity, to me the White-throat
ed is the most appealing.
This Sparrow is a winter visit
or throughout the state, usually
arriving in October and leaving
for the North in May. This bird
has a rusty-tbrown back steakcd
with black and the crowrr has a
white median and two lateral
black stripes with a white stripe
over the eye changing to yellow
in front; The throat is white in
sharp contrast to the ashy breast.
This sparrow is slightly larger
than our common English Field
Sparrow, more nearly the size of
our Eastern Song Sparrow. It
breeds from Central Canada to
New, York an dwinters from Con-
neticutt to Florida.
This lively little Sparrow is
usually found in flocks in and
about the shrubbery on lawn or
garden and in weed patches, along
hedgerows, and in thickets along
field borders. Since the habitat
of this bird and the Slate colored
Junco, another winter visitor, is
similar, they are occasionally
seen together.
Perhaps the most attractive
trait of this bird is its sweet,
ne/eooicMsm
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