V
ism News
by Ml'b n \ Mcliitilb —
Mrs. D. E. Miller visited her
sister, Mrs. W. V. Pair, at Knight-
dale and friends at Apex last
week.
Misses Minnie Stephens and
Betty Jean Wood, Charles Wood
and Belton Stephens spent Satur
day at Myrtle Beach.
Mrs. J. W. Caddell visited re
latives at Maxton and Laurinhurg
over the past week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yeargan and
daughters, Jo Ann and,Sherrill
o: fiaeford and Mr. and Mrs.
John Ray and son, Neill, enjoyed
a swimming party and picnic at
aide’s Beach Saturday evening.
A number of Rurltan members
attended the singing convention
at Hope Mills High School audi
torium Sunday.
Friends of Mrs. Edgar Mc-
Gougan are glad she is doing so
nicely since she came home from
McCain.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beasley are
'“at home on vacation from Phil
adelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Bostic
arid daughter, Ann, spent the
past week end at Wilmington and
Carolina Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McPher
son of Fort Jackson, S. C. were
guests of Mrs. McPherson’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Parker
the past week end.
Harold Tillman attended a fish
fry for the'building fund of his
cl.vich at Brecce’s landing last
F.iday night. Sunday he went
to a church conference at Golds
boro.
alarm
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Brock and
family, Mrs. Mary Meinnis and
Thomas Mclnnis spent Saturday
at White Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Brock of
Ashley Heights moved back to
Rockfish Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Ray’s baby
son, D. B. Jr., was seriously ill at
their home in Fayetteville last
week, but at last account he was
much better.
. Aldrin is the fast-acting, powerful, low-cost answer to your
boll weevil problem.
^iuick Kills: If the weevil eats, touches, or breathes aldrin;
he dies. Dead weevils show inside of two hours.
Low Cost: Aldrin’s Killing Power is measured in just ounces
per acre. That gives you weevil control at exceptionally
low cost.
Easy-to-use . . . os Dust or Spray: Aldrin handles easily
in any conventional application equipment... comes in dust
or spray form. And aldrin’s low concentration means less
clogging of spray nozzles.
BOLLWORMS?
^For highest kills, use diddrin-DDT. This lethal combination
has proved to give best control of the profit-thieving boUworm
as well as boll weevil. So, at the first sign of boUworm trouble,
spray or dust with dieldrin-DDT.
See yovr insecticide dealer now
aldrin &dieldriii
SHELL CHEMICAL CORPORATION
P. O. Box 2099, Heuston 1, Toxas
808 Wiltiam-Oliver Building, Atlanta 1, Georgia
1221 Locust Street, St. Louis 3, Missouri
* * e *
Mr. and Mrs. Dock Stephens
and daughter, Peggy, of High
Point visited Mr. and Mrs. Youn
ger Stephens and family the past
week end. They also visited Paul
Beck.
Miss Patricia Ritter attended
Presbytery’s Senior-Hi Confer
ence at FMC last week.
Mrs. L. B. Bundy and son,
Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bundy
and Mrs. Bobby Bundy spent
.several days the first of this week
at Carolina Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Wood had
as their guests last week end
their granddaughters, Misses
Brenda Smith of Maxton, Janie
Mclnnis of Raeford and Ann
Newton of Lakerim.
Mrs. W. T. Boseman, who spent
sometime at Pittman hospital re
cently. is now at Whispering
Pines Convalescent home near
Fayetteville. Her many friends
are glad to know that she is im
proving.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Tally and
sons of Winston-Salem were vis
itors in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lynn Dees Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Quinn, for
merly of Fayetteville, who have
made their home here since last
fall moved back to 120 Kirkland
Drive. Fayetteville, last week.
THIS YEAR CURE OUT
CAST 0 BAC
MODERN, GAS-FIRED TOBACCO CURERS
Tobacco growort now using GASTOBAC
Curing Sysienw consls^tly ruport o b*M*r
quality ond hoovlor wolght of
80 "tho oxoet, ovonly-sprood boot wWdt
OASTOBAC mointoins autoMOfUally.
Cloon, odorless gos boot completely eBod-
Holes danger of contamination from fume,
wnbke, ond film.
SAVES COST-^VES WORK
e Mo Wuldihig AekimOhf Tomporolure
Cooipol
e tour fuel
e No fool
not plon now to got a bigger,
ffONR
profit
your lobocco crop? Let
00 ^vo yo¥ compfeto iofonnoHoa c^ut
BiASTOftAC-ihe modem, gas-fired curer.
mi
■-
IcURIIiCSTSTEMSl
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heath and
children of Wade have^ bought
the Quinn home and moved in
the latter part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Brisson and
sons, Eddie and Rickie, of St.
Pauls visited Mrs. Bgisson’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall New
ton, Monday evening. Mr. and
Mrs. Brisson had just returned
from a trip to Carolina Beach,
during which time Rickie was
a very cherished guest in the
home of his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Newton. ^
Mrs. I. L. Siske of High Point
spent last week with Mrs. Mary
B. Webb and Jimmie. Mrs. Webb
and Mrs. Siske are sisters.
planning that no supplement cam
paign for Council operation would
be conducted and that if the goal
was not reached that Council
service to the communities of the
Cape Fear Area Council would
be curtailed.^
0
TO HOLD CLINIC
The monthly' Orthopedic Clinic
h
THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1952 *
will be held on Friday, July 4,
1952 at the Robeson County
Health Center on the Pembroke
Road. Children imder 21 years
of age, please register between
8:00 and 10:00 A. M.; adults re
gister fronv 10:00 to 11:00 A. M.
The physician in charge will be
Dr. L. D. Baker, Duke Hospital,
Durham, N. C.
Mrs. Rose Belflower of Tampa,
Florida, came up from Florence,
S. C. with her son, Preston, Sun
day to spend several w'eeks with
Mrs. Lillie McDougald and Mr.
and Mrs. R. J. Morman.
Mrs. Ida Lancaster of Miami,
Florida, spent the past week end
with Mrs. J. E. Wood and family.
Friends of G. A. Monroe are
glad to see him at home and out
again, after a 'few weeks’ slay at
Veterans hospital, Fayetteville.
He doesn’t seem to think the nail
keg’s club is thriving as it should
but maybe he doesn't realize how
hot . it has been. Even the Do
Nothings have had to stir a bit
trying to find a cooling breeze.
Suppose some one had sug
gested giving you a house warm
ing last week?
TC—0; !
Arabia News
By Mrs. D. B. Tra.ywick
Mrs. Earl Tolar is recovering
nicely from an operation she un
derwent last week at Highsmith
hospital.
Mrs. W. S. Crawley is spend
ing some time with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Kermit Crawley at Lynchburg,
Virginia.
Mrs. S. P. Trawick and Mrs.
D. B. Trawick spent last week
with Mrs. Ken McKethan at 71st,
and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Coving
ton and family at Wade.
; 0
Boy Scout Council
Sets $45,210 Budget
For Eight Counties
Complete Tire Ifebuilding Service
• Retreading all sizes passenger car tires^
• Recapping all sizes truck tires
• “Lodi steam molds - factory methods 'j
• Vulcanizing # Quick service
• Bear Dynamic wheel balancing
• Expert workmanship
McDonald’s Esso Servicenter
Phone 541 Raeford, N. C.
The Executive Board of the
Cape Fear Area Council in their
regular meeting last Monday night
set the new Budget for the local
Boy Scout Council at $45,210.50.
The budget will be used to ope
rate the Boy Scout Program in
the eight southeastern North
Carolina counties composing the
Cape Fear Area Council from
July 1, 1952 through October 31,
1953; $20,293.50 will be expend
ed for Field Service, $12,021.00
on General Administrationu, $5,-
313.00 on Camping and Activi
ties, $1,311, on'Badges and A-
wards, $3,321.25 on Leadership
Training, $2,550.75 Program and
Educational Helps, and $400.00
for National Service. This $400
is the only funds sent to the Na
tional Council in repayment for
the services received by this
Council.
The Executive Board of the
Council has set the dates for the
Council-wide Campaign to be
held in every community covered
by the Cape Fear Council between
September 25 and October 10. It
was pointed out that in order to
m.aintain the Scouting Program
on the present level that it was
absolutely essential that the total
goal be achieved this year. The
Executive Board action included
/
ENGINES
the Price of a New Engine
LIVE TESTED ON A
DYNAMOMETER FOR
COMPRESSION — OIL PRESSURE — QUIETNESS
TORQUE — HORSE POWER
COOLANT CIRCULATION ^
Completely Rebuilt by N. C.’s Oldest
Ford Reconditioning Plant
NEW MOTOR GUARANTEE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MORGAN MOTORS
PHONE 738
OUR GREATEST MID-SUMMER VALUE
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Herndon
and David Herndon of Lakedale
visited their sister, Mrs. Luther,
Jackson, Jr. Sunday. They had
attended the funeral of their
grandfather, Murchison Gray, at
Green Springs.
jmt
tu
TIC SAFA SMM CURER-Nolo Ibo
obMocf of fli»*^ Ooda, ond vont pIpM.
Pionly of working room In Ihl* typicol
bright lobocco InstattoHoa. GASTOBAC te
umd In oil tobacco oroot.
*
A Product of Bright Uaf industrm
SOLD, INSTALLED, SERVICED BY
SUBURBAN RULANE
GAS CO. OF S. C.
BENNETTSVILLE, S. C.
The local Ruritans of Mildou-
son gave a fish fry last Friday
night for their ladies.
Is Your Family.
Protected With I
pouo!
INSVRANCEr I
Two years protection. Fam- 9
ily $10, individual $5. Covers ^
parents and children under 9
18. Fays doctors, hospitals, ^
special expenses up to $5000 S
per person. Phone or send ^
coupon for full information. ^
J.W.CANA1KAY ^
Shannon, B-1 9
r
'1
jPoWO
l| jniurxBce —
I”
I I AddiM* -
“’’.’I -
jl ____ ^
FARM BUREAU MUTUAL \
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO
Home Office
^ COLUMBUS, OHIO
The Ladies Shop July Clearance Sale
Starts Saturday, July 5 Ends July 19th
2 FULL WEEKS!
Spring and Summer HATS V2 Price
DRESSES including Nylon - Voiles and Sun-
hacks Vs Off
1 LOT OF DRESSES V2 OFF
^ BLOUSES ALL
BAGS ,,
GLOVES
HOSE OFF
ALL LINGERIE Vs OFF
For Bargains
DON’T MISS OUR BIG SALE
THE LADIES SHOP