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PERSONALS
Mrs. J. B. Hoyl of Fl. Lauder
dale, who fell and injured her hip
a few days after arriving in Rae-
ford to attend commencement and
the graduation of her grand
daughter, Bettie L i^churc.'.. .e-
tumed 10 Rieford Monday from
High.«mith ho-^pita: Her hip was
fracl'n'-'' .n 'r.e la^* j**.*
' a r.i^:. ILr- Ho>'i w.
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Pe here
.-va.ig.'her Mr?. Upchurch,
,■ nc^ bn- Ml. Kcyi is rc-
F' L rderdaie today.
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Far? b-U arc
Joan White, which took place
Sunday afternoon at four o’clock
in the,First Methodist church in
Hickory. Mrs. Cameron and dau
ghters spent Sunday night in
Winston-S.dcm and Mrs. Robert
%:cCle.sky\ returned to Raeford
'-til Mrs Cameron and Florence
Monday.
craar. Cameron, Eloise Up-
h'urc'V .ri.d Lilmar Sue Gatlin,
.copmpanied by Miss Alice Suttor.
.'• left Raeford Monday
:he' night in Raleigh.
Raleigh Tuesday for
'.'.ood, near Waynes-
:■ -weeks.. Miss Math-1
. ; as a counselor.
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Test Soils Now,
Farmers Advised
ot
Oliver spe t i
’.am with reh.'.i'.
vciaily to at-jend '.
exercises ^ i t
North Carolina :■
hew, David D
duate.
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M.s. K. A Cameron. Miss Flor
ence Cameron and Miss Mane
Cameron spent the '.vee. end in
t.’.e Western par: ot t.he state:
Fhxrence vv.th airs. Da-.'id Tutt.e
in G.istorna. and Mrs. Cameron
with Mrs. Ed ward Dar ts i;t Mar-j
gir.ton. Miss Marie Came-ron •.vas,
rraid of honor at the wedding of j
bel’ friend and roommate. Miss j
tlrs. Howard Baucom* ^
:t of Goldsboro were;
;';t e:'.d visitors in the home of i
and Mrs. J. A. Baucom. I
Miss Margaret McKenzie of
Gibson visited Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Robitison Sundry. Miss .McKenzie
'.eft Tuesday for Boone to attend
I mmer school at ASTC tor the
ne.xt six weeks.
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
GOSPEL
Tent Meeting
at H. VV. Eilis home
^ P. M. Nightly
June 14 thru 20
Preaching Jjy
Rev. Wally Ellis
of
Richv.’ood, Ohio
Farmers planning to seed La-
dino clover pastures this fall
should have their soils tested
early in the summer. This will
permit them to receive a prompt
r'-port on the soil test and give
tha.T. more time to obtain ihr- iinie
and fertilizer they need.
.A recent sumhaary of soil test
r. .•uit.s shows that larr.-.
tnro.mahout the State are seedi;ig
pastures on fields that arc
crallx'- more acid and at a lower
fertility le-cel than other crop-
:;>nd. This emphasizes the im-
. ■.. '.'i me of. liming bad fertiliza-
.ion I., establishing productive
, - -‘ures. ,
. T rie no need or farmers tc
• ue^. at li'.e a.r.oimts of lime anc
f.’rtilizv;' 1.ceded on a prirlioulai
piece of land. By having .‘^oil test:
made they' -.'.i’.i receive lime and
fertiliser rero.i'.merdaiions based
; on field studies conducted by the
X. C. Agriculfyral Experiment
Station.
Containers for samples rnay be
obtained from county agents, vo-
canoraL agriculture teachers.
Soil Conservation Service person
nel, PMA offices, or by writing
to the Soil Testing Division, N. C.
Department of Agriculture, Ra
leigh. Full instructions for taking
samples and filling out the infor
mation sheets are given on the
containers.
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Ur^ss farm income for 1950 is
Citimr-.ed at 32.1 billion dollars,
I'most equal the 1949 figure of
2.2 billion. This gross includes
-he \-alue ot home-consumed farm
products, rencal value of farm
d ' ellings, and > government pay-
;-r”;;.s to farmers in addition to
'•ash receipts from marketing.
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Laciino clover-orchard grass
.r.lxiure is excellent for hay as
..cl! as for pasture, say Clyde
Xeislor and O. A. Adams, both of
■’.’ake County.
krproved equipment and adop-
o'l of bette’.' practices are helping
orth Cai-olk'i;-: poultrvmen put
.elter quality eggs on the market,
■av po'iltry’ specialists at State
College.
Eggs are perishable and will
deteriorate rapidly in warm wea
ther unless given the proper care,
say poultry specialists at N. C.
State College.
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MORE ABOUT
Your Congress
Most prices temporarily are in
a lull—but what miay happen
when heavy defense spending
'.■all- takes hold, H«w much anti-
nf n force will be contained
.n ti.j new j;■./.■ oin-iations and tax
oiil.-i—which \,on'l be finally act-
ji upon until well after June 30.
No'.v, as Ir.-'. Ju'yv. many mem-
oers of C6.!,!W^? arc uncertain
ibout what '
And now. ■ -• Barucji comes
orth with h: ■ recommendations.
M'hat eficci :hcy will have this
ime cannot • e m’.mediately fore
seen. But tl.c fact remains that
-he EaruQh IM'.cr will "be widely
liscussed.
WANT ADS
KATES
Maximum 15 woi-ds, on ii^ser-
tion 30c
Each additional word .... 2c
Five or more insertions with
out change 5c less per issue.
These are cash rates and for
customers with regular ac
counts.
Slabs for sale - any amonnt, saw-
any length, delivered If yon
wish. Warren Phillips, Route 3
TFC
Do you want to buy or sell a bus
iness or any kind of property?
If so it will pay you to contact
my agency. For Sale: two miles
East of Raeford on Highway
13-A, a 58-acre farm about 3
acres tobacco allotment, house,
barn, several outbuildings and
tenant house. Land all cleared
and in perfect condition. In
spect this property. You will like
it. Tague Realty Agency, 275
Xorlh Ashe Street, Southern
Fines, N. C. Dial 2-6791. TFC
StD ALLIS - CHALMERS C
Tract.ui- with cultivator and
piar.^ers .SidS'.OO, two years to
pay.. Used Allis-Chalmers W-C
Tractor with power take-off
S:t25C.O:', two years to pay. Also
Used G. Tractor fully equipped
SS50.00. Red Springs Implement
Company. TFC
LOST: In or near Raeford Theatre
light brown leather billfold
containing driver’s license, etc.
Finder return to D. B. Parker,
Route 2, Raeford for reward. 3p
FOR SALE: A.K.C. registered
Cocker Spaniel puppies. Blonde
and Black. See Mrs. W. D. Mc
Leod or call 3231. 3-4P
.’iIALE HELP WANTED: Due to
expansion we need tw-o more
men to Call on farmers. Exper-
icrcc nbt necessary. Home every
right. References required.
Write Mr. JlcVey. Candler
Blilg., Baltimore 2, Md. 3-4P
FOR SALE: Good tig^ wooden
barrels with heads. S3.00 each.
Upchurch Milling Company. 3-4
Glads: S2.00 per dozen, mixed
bunches of flowers - 50c up,
dish gardens and potted plants.
McLean Flower Shop. Phone
5186. 3C
LEGALS
NOTICE
At the meeting of the Board
of Tow-n Commissioners June 11th
1951 the ordinance of January
2nd 1951 imposing a sewer charge
of $1.00 per month was repealed.
At the same meeting the water
rate was increased thirty three
and one third per ceftt with a
minimum charge of $2.00 per
month, both will be effective July
first.
C. R. Freeman, Clerk Town of
Raeford. 3C
years next preceding , the insti
tution of this suit, and the defend
ant will take notice accordingly
thereof, and of the necessity of
his appearing at. the office of the
undersigned Clerk of Superior
Court of Hoke County, N. C., and
answering or demurring to the
complaint already on file against
him in such action. The summons
is ordered to be published in the
News-Journal, a newspaper pub
lished weekly in said County. It
wip be published May 31st; June
7th, 14th. and 21st, 1951. After 7
days t'-ien the defendant will be
adjudged as in court lawfully,
and will have 30 days from the
expiration of said 7 days in^which
to answer or demur as afore
mentioned.
This May 29th, 1951.
J; ]^. Cameron, Clerk of .Hoke
County Superior Court. 1-^
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned, having quali-*
fied as administrator of the estate
of Miss Mary Edna Cronise, de
ceased, late of Hoke County, N. C.,
this is to notify all persons having
claims, against said estate to ex
hibit them to the undersigned at
his home on or before the 24th
day of May, 1952, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please niake imme
diate payment.
This the 24th day of May, 1951.
James W. Cronise, administrator,
A. D. Gore, Atty., Raeford, N. C.
52-5P
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(fte same
FOR SALE: Otootan beans for
hay. See Dick Neeley at Louis
Parker place. 3P
'OR SALE: One Frigidaire auto
matic electric dryer. Practical
ly new. See James Currie at
Post Office. 3-4C
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Tl^e undersigned, having quali
fied as executrix of the estate of
J. P. McCormick, deceased, late
of Hoke County, N. C., this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to exhibit them
to the undersigned at her home
on or before the IC’th day of May,
1952, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said .estate
will please make immediate pay
ment..
This the 10th day of May, 1951.
; Betsy McCormick, Executrix.
(. , 50-3P
f'
3 Rggsons why
NOTICE TO
GAETANO (“GUY”) VITTORIA
The above-named is a defend-
ent in an action by his wife, Mrs.
Thedus G. Vittoria, begun by her
against him for absolute divorce
upon the ground that she and
defendant have lived separate
and apart for more than t-wo
YOU diould own an
ALL-CROP Harvester
1. Be ready the day your crop is ready.
2. If a storm strikes, save down, lodged grain before
it is lost.
3. There’s no binding, sweaty shocking or threshing.
4. Low first cost and low operation cost with your
regular farm tractor.
^' 5. Grow crops that pay best — the All-Crop handles
over 100 different grains, seeds and beans.
The All-Crop harvester gives you a home harvest — lets
you control your crop in your own way, Without waiting.
For more information
stop in and see us.
AND SERVIi
Gel TWO-OVEN Coayemuiee at the PHca of a Slagh-Ovoo
OTHERS FROM
$162.75
D* Luxe
Model RO-60
$364.75
Hie new
Imagine cooking
r
convenience like this!
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1. looKi irs
TWO oms!
Each oven is sepa
rate-each has its
own heat control.
Compact, thrifty —
plenty of room for,
oil normal needs.
2. PRESTO!
ONE OVEN!
Just drop center
unit to its bottom
portion —and you
hove one giant
ovon. Big enough
for o 30-lb. turkey.
IM lenge of Hs Mnd l Two complete
evens or one big even In (ust o twinkling.
New you con pair up controlM with cak%
peifc dwpt wMi pie—or broil end bake
me time bi tfw seme even.
FOR SALE: Wringer type wash
ing machine, A-1 condition.
BAUCOM APPLIANCE CO. 3
Genuine TORO Power Lawn
Mowers are among the best
made. Sold on easy terms, too.
BAUCOM APPLIANCE CO. 3
Wanted: Salesgirls,
Harry’s 5 & 10. 3c
Have your piano, tuned. Call 5531,
Raeford or 2478, Fayetteville.
Write J. C. Melvin, 112 Rowan
St., Fayetteville. Work guaran
teed. 2-5P
PIANO: 1 have a used Spinet
piano in Hoke County for the
balance due. Small down pay
ment plus a few back payments.
Write F. B. Merritt, RFD
Salisbury, N. C. 2-4P
I ame moving my radio shop from
6th avenue to house on West
side of Roy Long’s store. Dan
Holt. 2-5P
Eleelrie Range wHh
'iNonder Om*!
•al ThoM Other Advaetages, Toal
lonuliM MW styling iaow Ceek-Moilw
deck Control tto froos you from ovon>
wotddng x 11 thrifty f-ip^ ladontubo
sinfoco unlh;: i and UfnHmo Porcoloin*
on stool flhUv Inddo and ouL
For cooking convonlcnco, sot Iho
Prigldolro "Wondor Ovon" Bongo nowf
Genuine FRIGIDAIRE Ranges, Refrigerators, Water Heaters, Automatic
Washers, Home Freezers, etc,
Baucom Appliance Co.
Sales and Service since 1936!
PHONE 3221 — — — — — — raeford N. C.
OFFICES FOR RENT: Over Rae
ford Hardware. See W,. D. Brown
at Raeford Hardware. TFC
ED SPRINGS IMPLEMENT CO.
RED SPRINGS, N. C.
PHONE 3861
Give Him
Gifts He
Will Enjoy!
Jine
nth
Mac’s Welding Shop is now open
for business. Clothes line posts
for sale. J. H. McAnnlty, owner,
Johnny Locker, (prater. TFC
Sober and reliable man to work
in Furnltnre Store. Written re
ference. Amos A Co. TFC
Wanted: Waitresses.
Raeford Hotel, tfc
Let ns help yon own yonr own
home. FHA, Direct and GI loans.
Home and business property.
Take advantage of our experi
ence. 4% GI» 4H% FHA. Act
now. Henry L. Graves, Aiken
Building, F|ione 2-2201, Sonth-
em Pines, N. C. TFC
FOR SALE: Gulf kerosene and
heating oiL Telephone 5966.
Teal Oil ConqMUiy. TFO
I have F.B.A. and GX Loans
available now. Julian Wright.
TFC
LET US HELP
YOU CHOOSE
TOOLS
Pocket Knives
Flashlights
Rods & Reels
Tackle Box
Guns & Rifles
Electric Fans
Thermos Jugs
McLauchlin Co., Inc.
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