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Greet Visitors
To State Fair
A “new look” will greet tke
more than a quarter-of-a-million
visitors to the 1951 N C. State
Fair to be held in Raleigh, Octo
ber 15-30, according to Dr. J. S.
Dorlon, the fair manager. This
includes construction on the mam
moth livestock judging arena and
exhibition hall which is the cen
ter of the 92,000,000 ex|»ansion
program at the fairgrounds, plus
many new program features plan
ned for this year’s fair.
The “Fair of Tomorrow” expan
sion program will not be complete
unta 1952, but one unit -.a Youth
Center to house rural ib03^ and
^rLs who- show, judge and ex
hibit farm, animals and other pro
ducts at the fairgrounds - will
be ready for use this year. “Side
walk contractors” will find con
struction on the ultra-modern,
9,500-seat arena an attraction
New program features at the
1951 fair include: A cow mihcing
contest ibetween Governor W.
Kerr Scott and Commissioner of
Agriculture L. Y. Ballentine on
Thursday .afternoon. Both are
prominent dairymen and they
have challenged one another ta
a milking contest.
An accuracy bait-casting con
test on Wednesday morning, and
an exhibit of home-made artifi
cial lures, will be new attractions
designed to appeal to the multi
tude of fishermen in the State.
Elntries in these contests should
be mailed or delivered in time to
reach the N. C. Wildlife Resources
Commission, P- Box 28119, Ra
leigh, on or before October 12.
Special guests at the 195il fair
will include “Rural Newcomers to
North Carolina” and veterans of
the Korean war. The united Na
tions veterans need only to pre
sent discharge or furlough papers
to gain admission at the gate and
receive free tours of the grand
stand and midway attractions.
The ‘"Rural Newcomers” - farm
families who have moved to
North Carolina from another state
or foreign country within the past
12 months - should write Dr. J.
S. Dorton, State Fair, P. O. Box
1983, (Raleigh for their tickets.'
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Plentiful Foods
Listed For Month
Apples are first on the U. S.
Department of Agriculture’s plen
tiful foods list for the Southeast
for October, the county home
demonstration agent for the.State
College Extension Service, re
ported this week.
The apple crop this year is es
timated at .119 million bushels,
and volume marketings during
the month should keep generous
supplies of apples in most South
ern food stores.
Broilers and fryers ore next
on the October list, followed by
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turkeys, dry beans, cheese, skim
milk products, fish fillets, canned
apples and applesauce, table
grapes, processed citrus products,
cabbage, onions, and honey.
The home agent said marketing
of broilers and fryers in the com
ing month may average as much
as a third above the same month
last year. The turkey crop 7 this
year is a record high, and alarge
part of the crop will ibe marketed
by ,the end of October.
Grapes are another record crop,
with production of all classes es-
fimated at about 3,166,000 tons.
A heavy volume of table grapes
is usually sent to market in Oc
tober, and good supplies should
be found in most food shops
throughout the Southeast.
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The cold war being waged toy
the Crusade for Freedom will help
prevent a hot war.
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MORE ABOUT
SCHOOL NEWS
ing of the Masters Club was held
and also a meeting of all Fayette
ville State Teachers College
alumni.
Farland 14 and 8; Shady Grove
41 and 51; Fryes Mission 30 and
52; Friendship 26 and 35; Peach-
mont 35 and 23; New Hope 53
and 37; Edinburg 30 and 20; Rock-
fish 20 and 19. Upchurch 778 and
300.
Tuesday the colored teachers
met for a county-wide meeting
at the call of the supervisor. Rou
tine matters pertaining to the
opening of the schools were dis
cussed. After this meeting a meet-
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This size 5c per
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SPECIAL NOTICE: Are you
interested in GAS for Home
Cooking and Heating, Hot-?
water or Commercial Heat
ing? If so, don’t buy
you have investigated “ES-
SOTANE” GAS. For free
estimate on your needs call
HUMPHREY’S HOME AP
PLIANCE, INC:, 521 Elm
Street, Telephone 5234 Col
lect, Lumberton, N. C. 19-21
SPINET PIANO: Due to unusual
circumstances, we must sell in
this section exceptionally goOd
and beautiful little piano. In
terested party can buy for sniall
down payment and assume se
veral monthly payments. 100%
guaranteed. Write: Installment
Loan Dept. S.N.B. Box 725,
Albemarle, N. C. 19-20C
Contractors Service, P. O. Box
4142, Fayetteville, N. C. lfl-22p
FOR SALE: Certified .Arltngiwa.
Oats. N. L. McFadyen. 19-24C
FOR SALE: 1948 Model Chevro
let, Fleetline, 4 door. N. L. Mc-
Fadyeh. 19C
FOR SALE: One 2-hor8e n'«ron
and one 2-horse mowing mac
hine, Clarence Brown. 18-19p
Preserve your licenses, photos,
cards in plastic. 3-day service
on plastic laminating. The News-
JonmaL TP
Rubber stamps made to order.
The News-Journal. TF
WANTED TO BUY: Timber, pplp-
wood and timber land. We pay
top prices for all timber. I. W>
Kinlaw, phone 381. TFC
FOR SALE: Used AlUs-Chalmers
Model WC ^d disc harrow. A
reM good traetu’.. Red Sprtaus
Implement CkHupany. TFC
TOR SALET"U»wr'FarSiH~“H’^
with mower« Newest on the lot.
New Paint. Red (Springs Imple-
'ment Company. TFC
TOR SALE: Used Case Harvester
. with motor- Too busy to repair.
linU seU a« Is 9175.00. Book
value 9350.60. Red Springs Im-
piement Company. TFC
t'OR SAIJ^Used AlUs-Chalmen
Model WD Tractor with 10 blade
pickup disc. Red Spi^ngs Im
plement Company. TFC
FOB SALE: Gnif kerosene
heating oiL Telephone 5960.
Teal Oil Company. TFO
PLAN NOW TO ATTEND. . .
RED SPRINGS FALL FESTIVAL
WEMESDAY, OCTOBER I7TH
FREE
$ 75.00 Cash Prize - Saturday, Oct. 6th
$100.00 Cash Prize - Saturday, Oct. 13th
New 1951 Chevrolet - Wednesday, Oct. 17th
Many Other Free Prizes — Full Program for Big Day
TRADE IN RED SPRINGS ~ NOW —
AND WIN SOME OF THESE.PRIZES!
FOR SALE: Pears. Mrs. G. F.
Watson, Wagram and Red
Springs Road, 3 miles from
Wagram. 19P
GOOD JOB WITH FUTURE
for energetic, ambitious in
telligent colored young man
—Apply Box 13, care the
News-Journal. tfc
Do you own timber that needs
thinning—^let OUT graduate for
ester inspect yonr timber and
supervise the marketing with
out charge. We buy saw timber,
pulpwood, and land. Cape Fear
Wood Corporation, J. T. Dunn,
Agent, Box 523, Maxton, N. C.
Renew your subscription to The
News-Journal before rate goes
up October 15. 18-30.
Two vacant rooms for rent. Rooms
heated and plenty hot water.
Men preferred. Mrs. W. R.
Barrington. 18-20c
FOR SALE: Abriazi sheetivck.
N. P. Watson, Wagram and Red
Springs Road, 3 miles from Wa
gram. 17-I9p
WANTED: Young man draft-f^
for steady job in Raeford. Write
Box K, Key No. 2, Raeford, N.
C. stating age, education tele
phone number and address, tfc
Slabs for sale - any amount, saw-
auy length, delivered if yon
wish. Warren Phillips, Route 3
TFC
Wanted: Waitresses.
Raeford Hotel, tfc
FOR SALE: Lawson sofa and
chair. Slipcovered. Both in ex
cellent condition. Mix. Carlton
Niven, phoue 5561 after 5 o’
clock. TFC
ed in the Superior Court of Hoke
County. North Carolina, to obtain
an absolute divorce from the de
fendant upon, the grounds of two
years s^aration, and the said
defendant will further take notice
that he is r^uired to appear at
the office of the Clerk of the Su
perior Court of said County in
the courthouse in Raeford,, North
Carolina on the l&th day of Oc
tober, 1951, and within twenty
days thereafter to answer or demur
to the complaint of the plaintiff
or the relief demanded therein
will toe granted.
This the 14th day of September,
19511
J, B. Cameron, Clerk of the
Superior Court.
Seavy A. Carroll, Att’y for
Plaintiff. 17-21C
NOTICE TO CR^nOBS
having qulified as administrator
of the estate of Henry C.McBryde,
deceased, late of Hoke Coimty,
this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against said estate to
present them to the undertigned at
his home on or 'before the 6th day
of Septemiber, 1952, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indited to
If have F.HrA. and GJ. Loans said estate will please make im-
FOR SALE: Abruzzie Rye. N. P.
Watson, Wagram and Red
Springs Road, 3 mUes from
_ Wagram. 19-21P
One of the most progressive life
insurance companies in the state
has unusilal opportunity to of
fer man in Raeford. Only in
terested in man of good char-
aster who is seeking a perm
anent career. We give complete
training and pay a straight
salary .plus commissioin 'wilth
excellent opportunity for ad
vancement. Write or phone C.
T. Allen, Boix 364, Rockingham,
Phone 4292. 19-20C
Asphalt driveways, tennis courts,
and parking lots at Vz the costs
of concrete. Free estimates.
FOR SALE: Used Allis-Chalmers
Model C Tractor with your
choice of plow or disc harrow.
Extra good tractor. Red Springs
Implement Company. TFC
CEMENT STEPS for sale - |Any
size - delivered. Roland Cov
ington. TFC
WANTED: 5 good used (tractors to
trade in on Allis-Chalmers CA’s.
For appraisel call 3861 Red
Springs, or come to Red Springs
Implement Company. TFC
W>wfED~2~Good*Harvesters to
trade in on brand new Allis-
Chalmers “60” All-Crop Har
vesters. Prefer All- Crop in. ex
change, but will allow best price
on any make combine. Contact
the Red Springs Implement
Company in Red Springs. TFC
available now. Jnlian Wright.
LEGALS
mediate payment.
This 6th day of September 1951.
P. R. Cloer, Administrator. 15-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as executor of
the estate of Mary E. Norton, de
ceased, late of Hoke County, this
is to notify all persons haying
claims against sale estate to pre
sent them to the undersigned at
his home on or before the 27th
day of September, 1952, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons in
debted to said setate will please
make immediate payment.
This the 2i7 th day of September,
1951.
Zane Grey Norton, executor.
18-23P
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
North Carolina
Hoke County
. In the Superior Court
Lillie Starling Davis
vs
Willie C. I)avis.
The Defendant, .^Willis C. Davis,
will take notice that, an action
entitled above has (been conunenc-
NOTICE TO GAETANO (“GUY”)
VITTORIA
The above named is a defen
dant in an action by his wife,
Mrs, Thedus G. Vittoria, Isegun
by her against him for absolute
divorce upon the grounds of adul-
try, and the defendant will fur
ther take notice accordingly ther-
of, and the necessity of his ap
pearing at the office of the under
signed Clerk of Superior Court of
Hoke County, N. C., and answering
or demurring to the complaint al
ready on the file against him in
such action. The summons is or
dered to be published in the News-
Journal, a newspaper published
weekly in said County. It will be
published Septemiber 6th, 13th,
20th and 27. 1951. After 7 days
then the defendant will ibe adjudg
ed as in court lawfully luld will
have 20 days from the expiration
of said 7 dayx .in which to ans
wer or demur as aforementioned.
iThis September 6, 1951.
J. B. Cameron, Clerk of Hoke
County Superior Court. 15-l8c
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