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THUBSDAt, APBBC M, 1951
cccrristr news
By Mrs.
Mrs. Mamie Blount of Miami,
Fla. arrived here last Monday
week for the funeral of her broth
er-in-law, C. L. Monroe, of St.
Pauls and returned to Miami last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. English
vL^ited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lane
al Wagram last Sunday. Mrs. Lane
who is a sister of Mr. English had
been a patient in the hospital at
Laurinburg but is at home now
and much improved.
.'.trs. Clinton Robertson has
gone to .\sheville for a few days
to prepare for moving back to
A.-Iioville at an early date.
The Women of the Church, Ga-
met at the church Tuesday
r • for the installation of new
officers. Miss Katie Black is the
ne'*v president.
The operetta. “The Wedding of
the Flowers” by the Primary
Grades will be given next Friday
night, April 20 at 8 o’clock.
and Mrs. P. C. English attemjjsd
the WMU association of the Bap
tist church at Wade last Wednes
day. The local WMU met with
Mrs. Herbert Long Wednesday-
night with very good attendance.
Both these meetings were inspira
tional and enjoyed very much by
those present.
Orangegg A Day Helps Keep
Dnrtof Awav
teen of Mr. Crowley’s children
and grandchildren enjoyed
bountiful dinner.
Both Rockfish and Philippi
clubs were represented at the
school for recreation leaders held
at Wagram last Thursday, Friday
and Saturday nights for Scotland
and Hoke counties. .
Mrs. Malcolm Lee recently re
turned from a visit to her father,
\V. M. Walker, of Swansboro,
who had been injured by a fall.
Mrs. Maggie Dees of Honeycutt
sgent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Dees and family and also
visited Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Dees.
Mrs. W. A. Spencer of
Bragg, Mrs. S. N. McColl,
D. E. Miller, Mrs. George
Fort
Mrs.
Dees
THE BANK OF RAEFORD
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INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Berry (
Hartsville, S. C. were guests oi
A. L. Long at his home here last
Wednesday. Mr. Long who has
been confined to his bed since he
suddenly became ill on Easter
morning is improving and is able
to be up.
Friends of the family will be
interested to know that Miss
Ellen Parker, only daughter of
Mr. ai)d Mrs. Wright Parker of
Laurinburg and Hubert Allen of
St. Pauls were married last Sat
urday evening, April 14. at Taber
nacle Baptist church at Hockfish.
Rev. D. E. Miller, pastor of the
church, officiated in the presence
of only a few members of the
families and near relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. P. O. Lee were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Plummer Sunday. Other
guests in the Plummer home were
Mr. and Mrs. James McArthur
and family.
From 1934 to 1938, about 55 per
cent of the United Kingdom’s to
bacco imports came from the
U'nited States. Last year, only 46
per cent came from the U.S.
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A total of 4,148 Tar Heel farm
ers attended a series of 67 tractor
maintenance schools held in Feb
ruary and March.
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Lynn Dees was sick with virus
infection or something of the kind
the latter part of last week and
over the week end, but is out
again.
An Ornng.gr is
ounces of chilled
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an ingenious way to insure getting w egg a day, and with eggs plenh-
ful, it’s an inexpensive meal-in-a-glass.’
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BILTMORE ESTATE
This beautiful estate, near Asheville, covers over 12,000 acres
of farm and forest lands. In 1892, George Vanderbilt, the
owner, appointed Gifford Pinchot superintendent of Biltmore
Forest, w-hich resulted in the first large scale reforestation
program in the United States. Vanderbilt's home contains
priceless art treasures, and 110 bedroom suites, a spectacular
spiral stairway, and among other things, a chess table, said
to have- beer. by Xapoleon I during his exile on St. Helena.
THE BANK OF RAEFORD
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Thomas
and son of Fayetteville, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Herring and Mr. Red
Green of Red Springs were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Dees Sun-
ay.
I Laurinburg in Junior Voice Re-
I cital at FMC, Red Springs, Mon
day evening.
Mrs. D. E. Miller visited rela
tives at Louisburg last Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. Robert Ray and son have
gone to Aberdeen, Md. where her
husband, Sgt. Robert Ray is tak
ing special training at Aberdeen
Proving Grounds for a few months.
Sgt. and Mrs. Smoak and chil
dren of Fort Bragg attended morn
ing and evening services at Tab
ernacle church Sunlay.
The public is invited to come
out and hear the choir of St.
Peters Baptist church (colored)
sing at Tabernacle Baptist church
here next Sunday night at 7^30.
Mrs. E, J. Hare and baby dau
ghter, Anita, of Aberdeen were
Rockfish visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Faircloth
I and grandson of Holden’s Beach,
visited Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Miller
and attended church services here
I Sunday. Mr. Faircloth says he’s
tired of being away and expects
to move back this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hare of
Cumberland recently moved to
Rockfish and we welcome them to
our community. ,
There will ibe a special program
giv'en by the 4-H Clubs at Taber-
I nacle Baptist church here Sunday
morning, April 29. Encourage the
young people by your presence, if
possible.
W. F. Towpsend reports that he
saw D. A. McDougald, Monday
at Highsmith hospital immediate
ly' after his operation and that
Mr. McDougald seemed to be do
ing fine.
Mrs. Mary Meinnis and Thomas
Meinnis*’ attended the presenta
tion of Miss Junette Rastom erf
Mrs. F. P. Bethea spent Tues-
I day with her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Belle Whitted at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm Gillis. Mrs. Whitted
I who recently returned from Pitt
man’s hospital is getting on fairly
well since her return we under
sand.
ber Bridge visited Mr. and Mrs.
W.. T. Boseman Tuesday.
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Wayside News
By Mrs. Joe E. Lovette
Frank Koonce spent the week
end in Winston-Solem visiting
her daughter, Mrs. D. A. Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boone, Dan
Roberts, John Batton visited the
azalea gardens in Wijmington
Sunday.
Mrs. Nettie Parker of Laurin
burg spent Sunday in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Shewbridge.'
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gibson
and daughter, Marlene, of Gibson
visited in the community Sunday.
Mrs. J. E. Shewbridge, Mr. and
Mrs. D. K. Parker, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Lov^e and children attend
ed the Allen-Parker wedding in
Rockfish Saturday evening.
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'Lacy Koonce spent the week
end in Fayetteville with his cou
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Mrs. J. M. McMillan is spend
ing this week in Maxton, with
Mr. and Mrs; Hugh McCall.
Guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John. MCFadyen Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McFad-
yen of Winston-'Salem.
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Little Barbara Sue Barnard who
j had been spending sometime here
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Dove, returned to her
home in Florence, S. C. last week.
Mrs. G. W. Ray honored her
father, W. A. Crowley of St. Pauls
at a birthday dinner Sunday. Fif-
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AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES
Mrs. Marshall Ray came home
Sunday from Fayetteville where
she spent a few days at Highsmith
hospital and while recuperating
after leaving the hospital she
spent several days in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Gillis Ray. Mrs. Ray
is much improved and we hope
for her a complete recovery in a
short time.
Are You
Trading Cars?
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ftEGARDLESS OF WHEEf
OR WHEN — LET US
FINANCE IT FOR YOU.
Thursday, April 26
9:00 a. m. to Noon
1:30 p. m. to 5:00
Hilltop Service Station
tioke Trading Co.
Friday, April 27
9:00 a. m. to Noon
1:30 p. m. to 5:00
Saturday, All Day
Monday, April 30
Burnice Garner’s Sta.
Hurley Jones Station
Courthouse in Raeford
9:00 a. m. to Noon Dundarrach Trading Co.
1:30 p. m. to 5:00 Sam. McGougan’s Gin
Fred Wood who is with the Air
I Force left last Thursday for Alas
ka.
Lumber River
Discount Co.
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Phone 767 South Elm St
LUMBERTON, N. C.
How (on you explain
these times te a bey ?
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Miss Vera McGougan of Lum-
llllllil
QUESriON:
Tuesday, May 1
9:00 a. m. to Noon
1:30 p. m. to 5:00
Sanatorium
D. H. Johnson Store
Wednesday, May 2
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Thursday, May 3
9:00 a. m. to Noon
1:30 p. m. to 5:00
9:00 a. m. to Noon
1:30 p. m. to 5:00
J. A. Hodgin Store
Graham’s Pond
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Why is it safer to
buy an advertUed article
than an unadvertised article?
Marshall Newton Store
Rockfish
ANSWER:
Friday, Mav 4
9:00 a. m. to Noon
1:30 p. m. to 5:00
Saturday, Aii Dt
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Monday, Ttiay 7
Miller’s Station
Smiley Roper’s
Courthouse in Raeford
9:00 a, m. to Noon Brown’s Service Station
ALL Vaccinations FREE
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Owners of Dogs not Vaccinated Subject to Prosecution
Because the maker of the advertised
article has stuck his neck out - he, through
his advertising, has put his name behind
his product. He must satisfy the buyer in
quality and price or lose out on future
sales. He has made an investment in the
reputation of his goods.
To you, the world is in a pretty sorry state. But not to
a boy. He’s growing up in times like these. He doesn’t
remember anything much different.
Perhaps you ought to remind him that many precious
things may be taken from him, temporarily. Many prized
American freedoms, rights and opportunities must be sus
pended for a while, as th^ price of arming the natim
against aggression.
But warn 1dm that there may be danger of losing these
freedoms permanently. Because there are some people who,
for years, have been saying, *Tbe government ought to
own and run thines. The railroads, for example, and the
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electric light and power companies.” And right now the
defense program may give these people a new opportunity
for putting over their idea of government ownership and
permanent controls.
And tell him that the real name of this idea is sociahsm,
and that most Americans don’t want it. For socialism means
that people have less money, and fewer rights and privileges.
Tell hiin we all must make sacrilit es today. But tell him,
also, that when we give up any of our freedoms, we must be
sure to keep the claim check that says, ’Tetum to bearer
on demand.” ■
To help everyone remember the difference between tem
porary emergency powers and permanent socialism^ we
publish this reminder. ’ #
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