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THUR90i«T, rzamijm a. nm rACct
Linker
Bridge
Mr. Md Mrs. MMhcw TWsp-
soo visited relatives InBladen-
boro Sunday.
Mncy Sttmaar went beck to
work Sunday after being at borne
stck tor a week.
Mrs. Cecil Dunn spent one day
last week In FayenevUle attend
ing a postmasters nieeting.
Pam Sumner spent the week
end with Clnthla and Jackie
|l Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Livings
ton of White Oak spent Saturday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Livingston.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Rackley of
Smithfleld spent Wednesday
with his sister, Mrs. Will
Livingston.
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Crawford
of Rowland spent Sunday with
the Summers.
&ercy Cashwell suffered a
stroke at his home here Satur
day.
The Lupo children of Fayette
ville spent Sunday with their
Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton Jackson.
Mrs. MarUn Sumner and
children visited her mother,
Mrs. Ethel Gibson Sunday.
' Miss Lois and Mrs. Lillie
Sumner spent Saturday with
Mrs. J, F. McMillan.
Say You S oir If !n
The Newn • Journal
McKenzie
Rites Held
Aagus McBrydc McKaasle,
M, of 110 lew eta Ave., died
at Me hoM Wedeeeday after
an eatended illMae.
Funeral aervlees were ooo-
ducted Friday at 3 p.m. at the
home by the Rev. w. B. Hey
ward. Burial was In Raeford
Cemetery.
McKenzie was a veteran of
the ^lanlsh-Amerlcan War. He
was assigned to the Lumber
Bridge Company, North Caro
lina Infantry.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Mary Campbell McKenzie;
three daughters. Miss Lois Mc
Kenzie, Miss Lora Mae Mc
Kenzie of the home, and Mrs.
Wayne K. Jennings of Raeford;
one son, James C. McKenzie of
the home; one sister, Mrs. Alex
L. McKenzie of Laurlnburg; one
granddaughter and one great-
granddaughter.
Ike
FREE!
Carton
PESPI-COLA
With $5.00 Order
Let Herbert or
Neill Crumpler
^Flll up the car with
gas, oil, groceries,
meats. Located on
old 15-A or 401, 2
Vniles from Rae
ford. *Vhere your
business is always
appreciated.
Crumpler's
PHILLIPS 66
At Hillcrest In the
Second Baptist Ch.
Area
Bookmobile
- schedule -
Dundarrach, Monday Feb. 17,
Mrs. W B. Gils son, Mrs. C. J.
Goodman, Mrs. Cliff Conoly,
Mrs. Myrtle Sappenfleld, Mrs.
N. A. Maxwell, Mrs. Grace
Andrews, Annie Lee McGeachy,
Mrs. Herbert C. Glllls, Mrs.
G. C. Lytle, Mrs.Grace MasoQ,
Mrs. Dot Saunders, Mrs. Mary
C. Locklear, Mrs. Tom Holland,
Mrs. Betty McNeill, Mrs. Ethel
Hayes, Mrs. Lillie Summer,
Mrs. N. H. G. Balfour, Mrs.
Roscoe Thompson, Mrs. Betty
Leach, Mrs. Gladys Johnson,
Prospect Ave. Exten.
Blue Springs, Thursday, Feb.
20—Mrs. Mae McAnulty, Mrs.
Annie Thomas, West Hoke
School, Mrs. H. W, Ellis, Mrs.
D. N. Leslie, Mrs. J. M. Pen
dergrass, Mrs. R.L. Walters,
Mrs. H. B. Walters, Mrs.
Jimmy Seals, Mrs. FulfordMc
Millan, Mrs. J, M, Norton,
Betsy McCormick, Maggie J.,
Evans, Mrs.J,A.Farmer,Mrs.
H. G. Autry, Mrs. Frances Pur
cell, Mrs. J. Russell.
Practical Nurse
Class Is Set
The Laurlnburg School of
Practical Nursing will enroll
Its next class on March 6,
accoroing to Miss Frances
Peden^ coordinator.
Final testing dates are being
scheduled and all Interested
applicants should complete the
general ability test for practical
nurses, which Is given at the
Employment Security Com
mission offices In Rockingham,
Lumberton and Fayetteville
within-the next three or four
weeks.
Miss Peden said persons
wishing to take this test must
make appointments in advance
with the ESC office most con
venient to them.
Graduation exercises for the
graduating class will be held p*
I. E. Johnson school in March.
Under way at the present time
Is a class of ten students, en
rolled for the past five months.
They will graduate in the fall.
Graduates of the school are
ellgable to take the North
Carolina State board exami
nation for licensure as a
practical nurse.
INDUSTRY
MB lor KoztbCAreJlBB’z
rvcBwk laiMirUl devlogiMi
Is Its paepls, tai cited tb* Om
BttMduM sad sMbtMlssm at
kls sudtsaoe as sn essnvto.
T. B. Upebveb, KokcCoiMy
cbalraMB, prwsMtad ts goals
for 1964, In Um with tbs SADA
stegan of “1000 More In M,“
the planting of 1,000 scree
of coaetsi bermudz grase Intbe
county as the btef cattle In
dustry develops, the perfor
mance of 1,000 home Improve
ments In the county, and the
production of 1,000 more bales
of cotton In Hoke County.
Upchurch was the first county
chairman to report, and In plac
ing a placard bearing the
county's goals he told the group
that the flM looking plywood
cutout of the SADA with tts
goals had been prepared by
R, B. Stone, Raeford Chamber
of Commerce manager.
The Sandhills Area Develop
ment Aaaoctatton contains
Hoke, Moore, Richmond, Mont
gomery and Lee Counties. It’s
president ts J. C, Lyles of
Hamlet. Among Its officers Is
Neill McFadyen of Hoke County
as a vice president, and there
Is a board of directors In each
county. In this county T. B.
Upchurch heads this board.
PREYER
In
our
RABIES
Hoke County Dog Vaccination Clinics
North Carolina Rabies Law States that all dogs over four
months of age shall be vaccinated against rabies -- failure
f to have your dog vaccinated for rabies Is a misdemeanor
and upon conviction shall be subject to a fine or Imprison
ment In the discretion of the court (G. S. 106-387).
• Vaccination fee of $1.50 per dog. The three year vaccine will be given by Dr. K. M. Lewis,
Veterinarian.
TOWNSHIP LOCATION
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1964
ANTIOCH McNeill's Service Station, Antioch
STONEWALL Dundarrach Trading Company
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1964
McLAUCHLlN A. W. Wood’s Store, Rockflsh
McLAUCHLIN Newton's Service Station, 401 Hwy., N.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1964
RAEFORD Jesse Dunlap's Store, Rt. 1, Raeford
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1964
QUEWHIFFLE Lee Moss Pure Oil Station, Buchan Farm
QUEWHIFFLE 6-Polnts, Calloway's Station
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1964
QUEWHIFFLE Hardlster's Gulf Station, Ashley Hts.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1964
BLUE SPRINGS Hawk Eye School House Red Springs RU #3
BLUE SPRINGS Hoke Trading Company, Bowmore
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, lSu4
RAEFORD National Guard Armory
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1964
ALLENDALE McCormlck'i Station, Duffle
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1964
RAEFORD National Guard Armory
TIME
9:00-10:00
10:30-12:00
9:30-10:30
11:00-12:00
11:00-12:00
9:00-10:00
10:30-12:30
9:00-10:00
9:00-10:00
10130-11:30
1:00- 3:00
9t00-10i00
liOO- 3t00
CLIFTON DAVENPORT, M. D.
Health Director
Hoke County Health Center
Raeford, N. C.
Wdti^ Ads
wanted T' W- I-'' as
maid day cr
parianca. Call
Pa
‘v2‘r
tional education
achoola.’’
Regarding roads, Preyer said
It has been 15 years since
"we've done anthlng ()lg." He
declared that a $200 to $300
million road bond Issue could
be financed without new or ad
ditional taxes by using the cur
rent one cent per gallon gaso
line tax being used to pay off
the Kerr Scott road bond Issue.
That Issue will be retired five
or six years ahead of time.
Better roads will open up
opportunities for new industry
and will benefit the farmer and
the only fair way to pay for Im
proved primary and secondary
roads Is by bond Issue, Preyer
said.
He predicted that the tobacco
Industry will overcome the cur
rent cigarette scare.
"This is not the final chapter
in tobacco, but the first chap
ter." he said. "The more
we learn about tobacco, the
better off we will be.
* ‘We can find what It Is In
tobacco that carries the burden,
if tobacco carries the burden.
It may be that tobacco Is being
blamed for something it didn't
do. There are plenty of un
answered questions in the to
bacco report. We don't have
any final answer, but we can
do a lot through research to
find the answer and to save
tobacco."
Preyer said North Carolina
can do a lot to take up the
slack, in the event of reduced
emphasis on tobacco, by
"breaking into the Eastern sea
board food market, currently
dominated by California and
New Jersey.
In the end, he pledged that if
elected,- "I would serve no in
terest but the interest of good
government. The only call I
shall answer shall be the call
of my conscience.”
Preyer was introduced by J.
Bion Brewer,co-manager ofhis
campaign in Hoke County. The
other co-chairman, Alfred K.
Leach, also was on hand for the
rally.
WE OFFER FREE DELIVERY
ON YOUR ORDERS TO ALL
HOSPITALS. CALL FULMER'S
FLORAL SHOP. 603 FULTON
ST. PHONE 375-2092. tfc
WANTED: Colored maids for
New York sleep in jobs. Ages
Id to 55. Salary $35 to $55 per
week plus free room and meals.
Transporiatioh furnished.Write
C. E. Townsend, BeivteRsville.
S. C.. or telephone GR 9-3605.
tfc
Raeford Day SchooL Hours
7:30 - 5:15. Kindergarten pro
gram given pre - school chil
dren. Bright, happy building
and playground. Give your
child Intellectual stimulation
and emotional security while
you work. Phone 375-2332 or
375-2333. tfc
SEE US for Delco Batteries.
Priced as low as $12.95.
Niven's Esso Service, Phone
875-3740. tfc
FOR SALE; Clean 1957 FORD -
2 tone. 2 dr., V-8. automatic
trans.. $375. R.EX. Moser.
39C
FACED WITH A DRINKING
PROBLEM? Perhape Ako-
hohes Ancstymouz Cso Kelp.
Write to Post Office Box 514,
or call 375-2025. Weekly
Meetings Open to the public—
Thursday 3:15 p.m.. Cole
Building. Raeford. tf
SALESMEN WANTED: Raw-
lelgh business open in HOKE
CO. Products sold there for
past 30 years. Write Rawlelgh.
Dept. ,\CB 470 393, Richmond.
Va. 3S-41P
FOR RENT: Two rooms and
kitchenette furnished, down
stairs with private bath. Call
875-3429. Alfred Cole. tfc
WE CAN Install mufflers and
tail pipes on all cars. Niven's
Esso Service. Phone S75-3740.
tfc
ZIC-EAC SE^^INC V-thine
UIh new cabinet Mai«as
button haici. sews sr
esc. TSice over pa>:;«nu ar
pay off aalanee $S;.?L Far
details write NaGorai’s Credit
Depc. "Sox 175 Lurr'aertan. NX.
39-45C
COLORED LADY - Wanted to
care for child and housework.
5 days a week. 407 E. Donald
son Ave, 35C
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION is
cxir most IMPORTANT SER
VICE at QUALITY MOTORS.
Harris Avenue, Raeford, N. C.
39C
ML51CAL MElOlAfOtSKi
CCyy SPINET OnCAJs
U n*« SIMOlOO, aaw
•ML tlS Mvn, Its maomtf.
Caa be aaaa la' Raafor^ Aiae
kart eas4 HannMad OrpM.
wnu Paul Nclaor., Box M.
Mini Hill. .N. C. 39-~ilC
WAXTXDi TwaiadUa m4
mrmu iHday Ham« Pn
Car aaaaaaarr. PreaTr^jiaf *
IBC par waiu WrMa ftaatef
Hama Prodaets, IPU Paladbi
Streak FayetaevHU. N. C.
39-4IP
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to express our
appreciation to our many
friends and neighbors for the
kindness that was shown us
during the Illness and death of
our loved one.
Mrs. A. B. McKenzie and family
39C
HELP WANTED
Opportunity To Learn A Trade
1. Carpentry
2. Brick Mason
3. Sheet Metal
Earn while you learn.
Potential Supervisory ad
vancement. Contact Employ
ment Security Center. Fayette
ville. N. C.
Home Agent’s
SCHEDULE
The demonstration at H. D.
Club meetings will be “Better
Living at Low Cost,’’ given by
the housing and house fur
nishings leader.
Monday, February 17, 12:30
p.m.--Radlo program by Miss
Hall.
Monday, February 17, 7:15
p.m.—Sewing class In County
Office Building
Tuesday, February 18, 7:30
p.m.--The Turnpolnt H. D. Club
will meet with Mrs. J. M. Pen
dergrass. Mrs. A. L. Walters
will give the demonstration.
Wednesday, February 19,
12:30 p.m.—Radio program by
Miss Loretta Gay, assistant
home agent.
Wednesday, February 19,2:30
p.m.--The Blue Springs H. D.
Club will meet with Mrs. Lucy
Smith. Mrs. Vance Baucom
will give the demonstration.
Miss Hall will be In Fayette
ville Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday attending a tailoring
workshop.
Bake Sale
The Educational Department
of the Womans Club will hold
a bake sale Friday from 3:30
- 5:30 p.m. at Nivens Furn, Co.
Proceeds will be used for the
Civic Center.
IPNOlSHRIIfi
Lovely fabric* to
enhance every decor
Our top quality fabrics coma
in a wide range of decorator
colors and patterns sure to
please you.
WOODELL’S
On Turnpike Road
ilB^HOOTBIANNl^
USEDCARfflUr
AM makes, all models, all
priced low to go! Buy ’em for a
song, folks, at our Used Car
Hootenanny now!
r.D.A.F.
PBEMIUM
QUALITY
REGULAR
PRICE
The CarolinAS*
Finett Fuel
BALDWIN PIANOS & ORGANS:
Save lots of money! Our terms
are tailored to suit you; Month
ly or Fall. Good used Spinets
and Grands - Steinways and
Kimballs. Rebuilt Mirror
Pianos, from $200.00 up. Prac
tice Pianos from $95.00, up.
Write or call HARRILL MUSIC
STORES, 412 N. Chestnut
Street, Lumberton. N. C. 739-
3730. tfc
FOR SALE: 2.4 acres tobacco
allotment, 75 acres to be
developed and tobacco and
cotton allotment could be
effectively transferred. Phone
875-3379. H. D. Harrison, Jr.
39C
GET THE NATHANE
STORY TODAY AT
Cotton Company
PkH* IIMTIl Ratford, N. C
IRBY
EXTERMINATORS
Yearly GuarantM TemiU
Control Scientific Peil Coo
trol. - P. 0. Boi 395
Raeford, N. C
COLE'S New 4-Row Planting Unit
Sold as a Complete Unit of Planters and OrstnbwtBn Can be
Bought Separately. Easdy Attached to Frame
— iPMii' jfj devoted entirety to menufictunni »e«d 8'enfrs end
fertilizer disf'ibutorj — firmly sUndS behind the "deviined end tested on
the firm" f.arintee on ell of its ecuipment
COLE'S famous planting and fertilizing units featurt Control 'or piant,n|
depth width of rows quantify of sied m hill or drill quantity o* 'erti'izer
• May be equipped with 4 fertilizer hoppers insteed of 2 • inorter droq
for more accurate seed placement • Elevated plate that -aduces seed
bruising • Wide choice from hundreds of seed plates for an * e'd seed •
Side dressing by removing planters and adding cultivating t nes ■ Completa
stock of repair parts readily availabit • tou get Uniform pianr ng 'o' more
efficient cultivating and harvesting.
Mail the coupon below for new pictures end full mformat or"' Cr ;*!' on
your friend'y COLE dealer today
Dept 1 loi ezit. Cnarlotte. S : ZIZCS
S«nd full tnformjtion
tH« ntw COl£ 4 Row
Nam#
Strvtni ftrmtrt imcB 1900
St#t# .
Mailt oI TfBctof
VOLKSWAGEN Completely Rebuilt. . • •••$1195
‘62 IMPALA Hard Top Special. . . . $2050
‘62 DODGE WAGON Nice For Vacations. . .. $1595
‘61 FALCON Black, 4 door 51050
‘60 MERCURY Local Owner, Low Mileage. . $1095
‘61 FALCON STATION Wagon Straight Shift. $1195
‘59 FORD, 4 door, straight shift, . . , $1075
‘63 FORD Ptekup Company Demonstrator,
long wheel base $ 1 795
‘57 CMC Pickup, 1/2 ton $695
*57 FORD Pickup, Good Farm Truck. . .... $495
THIS IS JUST A PART OF OUR FINE CARS,
& TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM
Raeford Auto Co
Dealer Ltcen«e No. 131W
Phone 875-3755
Main St. Raeford, N. C.
Johnson's
Fertilizer
Extras Mean
More
BANK
For You
There’a EXTRA Pound
age and Better Quality
Crops in Erery Bag of
JOHNSON’S BETTER
FERTILIZERS
JUALITY
llRREIilS
Your Johnson Cotton Company can arrange your 1964
Farm Operation Finance Plan For You. .so that you
will have adequate money for all your farm and home
needs. . .Through Johnson Cotton Co. and the
Four County Agricultural
CREDIT CORPORATION
IT ENABLES YOU
• To Pay GASH For Fertilizers
* To Pay CASH For Farm and Home Supplies
• To Pay CASH For Farm Implements
* To Have CASH For Labor and Other Operational
Needs
You Do Not Have To Buy "Four County" Stock
See Mr. George Pittman, Fertilizer Department,
Today For Complete Information.
Phone 875-3761 Ra#tord, N. C.
Main Street