The Robesonian from Lumberton, North Carolina • Page 14

Four-toot i Maxto News MAXTON Mrs. Henry Cottlng- feam of Florehce, S. is spcndin the with her sister, Mrs, R. P. Edwards.

William A. Johnson, manager of Maxton Funeral Homo, attend a meeting of the Guplon Jones College of Mortuary Science, which was held Fi'-i'-w in the Barringer Hotel in Charlotte. Mr. Johnson was accorded recognition for outstanding work at this meet- Ing. Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Mclver spent the weekend at Wrightsville Beach, the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Roy C.

Muse, at their summer home. Mr. and Mrs. R. C.

Holland and their daughter, Pat, expect to Jeave Sunday for a two weeks vacation at Windy Hill Beach. Hospital Attractive RICHMOND, Va. (tf Some Vir- fftnlans have deliberately had themselves convicted of misdemeanors to find a bed in a ward lor treatment of tuberculosis. Dr. William J.

West, state pri- farnj surgeon, said eight persons, unable to get treatment in over. crowded tuberculosis sani- loria, are now receiving it at the prison farm. They consented to go to court and be convicted of violating communicable disease health ordinances in order to get the treatment ACROSS Town in Ohio 4. Hurried 8. Inclined walk 12.

Doleful 13. Carousal 14. Cry of the Bacchanals 15. Act of spoiling 17. Donate 18.

Ruler of Tunis 19. 21. Poker staka 24. Ariel's stand 25. Dinner coursa 28.

Dike 32. name 33. Apart 35. Age 30. Shlpworm 38.

Biggest 40. 42. 43. Sprigs of 48. Nickname for Henry 48.

Pull apart 49. Enlivens 54. Dismounted 55. No longer there 56. Frozen water 57.

Morbid breathing sound SB. Units of work 69. Play on THE ROBESONIAN, LUMBERTON, N. C. Sofutlon of Yesttrday'i DOWN I.Don key 2.

Drop bait Ijglitly S. Bustle 4. Only 5. JT PT To i 6 V. 8.

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53. Staincrs Treat royallj Greedy Change position Equal Roman data Lamprey fisherman Slarln Dragon Roman fiddler Former Russian ruler Tipping Betimes Shift Formerly Dines Showy Card game Festive American Indian Headline? Chinese wax Part of track City In And not Gratuity Old French coin JapnneM coia It is Relieved thai thu mullet is -lie only fish which can be fried i(s own fat. The southern part of Canada is farther south than is northern California. Saturday, July 4th 10:00 A.M. East Cherry Grove Beach THE ONE WITH EVERYTHING "WE WILL SELL" Ocean front-second and wooded home If you are intere.ted in fishing Crabbing Shnmpmg and all aquatic sport, right at your back door a very beautiful, safe strand right at your front door tnen this is the place to invest.

Construction of beautiful home, has doubled since our last sale of July 1952. Remember: There just so much water front coastal property available. VERY A East Cherry Grove Really Owners Sale Conducted By C. W. MILLS SON Realtors Auctioneers Executive Offices Bennettsville, S.

C. TELEPHONE 127 We solicit your business on merit and equipment to render a most complete real estate auction service. Member, the lW.onal and South Carolina Association of Real Estate "We Don 1 Want All The Business, Just Yours" the opening of our office os 4- Xwooi by for anything relative to sales or rentals. Robesonian Subscriptions DamcJ McNair, Route 1. Maxton N.

Mr. Eddie Buchanon, Jloute 1, Lumberton, N. C. Mrs. Paul a 11, Carolina Beach, N.

C. Agnes J. Locklear, Route 1, Lmnberlon, N. C. Lawrence "Pipkins, Route 1, Pembroke, N.

C. Attie Suggs, Route 2, St. Pauls, C. Q. II.

Holt, N. Maude Smith, Route 1, Orrum N. C. Thomas Pipkins, Route 1, Pembroke. N.

C. Thomas Ciiavis, Route 3, Lum- berlon, N. C. J. C.

Barton, Route 1, Rowland, N. C. Don Humphrey, Wake Forest, N. J. II.

Galloway, Route 1, Lumber-Ion, N. C. Mrs. Clem Thompson, Hardyville, Virginia L. H.

Johnson, Route 1, Fairmont, N. C. Luther Rufus Bell, Hallary Hunt, William Chester Mc- Ifd, Clara Herringlon, Pervis Jacobs, Odessie Brown, Nathanal Locklear, all ot Red Springs, N. C. Jasper L.

Strickland, Fairmont, N. C. Mrs- Maurice J. Pope, Route 1, Lumberton, N. C.

Mrs. Mary J. Davis, McDonald N. C. N.

A. Kinlaw, Route 5, Lumber- Ion. N. C. Mr.

Edmonds Revels, Route 3, Lumberton, N. C. Hunt, Route 3, Fairmont N. C- Albert Overstreet, Route 3, Lumberton, N. C.

Luther Thompson, Route 3, Lumberton, N. C. Leslie McLean, East Orange, West. Route 5, Lumberton, Mrs. E.

L. Maynor, Route 1 Pembroke, N. John Hayes, Route 1, Lumber- Ion, N. C. Wayne Williams, Hot Springs Nat.

Park, Ark. Karl Flowers, Route 3, Fairmont. N. C. Raymond Reveis.

Detroit, Michigan. Wiley Bell, Route 3, Lumberton. iN. LI. Ai-an R.

Phipps, Camp Gordan Ga. Luther Sampson, Route 3. Lumberton. N. C.

John Dowless. Carthage. N- Mrs. Mary Sanderson, Raleigh, Pvt. Robert D.

Allen, Fort Jackson, S. C. Luther C. Oxer.dine, Route Maxton, N. C.

Rev. Marvin Ford, Route 1 Or rum, iV. C. C. P.

Parker, Route 5, Lumberton, N. C. D. Butler, Long Beach, Chavis, Route Mrs. J.

M. Home, N. British Methodists At Lake Junaluska FRIDAY, 26, 1953 OR. FAMAK LAKE JUNALUSKA, N. Four eminent Britten, churchmen coming to the Lake Assembly July 2-4 to help American oteerve the 25Hh of the birth of John WesJey founder ot Methodism.

They -rill be principal during the three-day program, which also will feature a host of American Methodist leaders, it announced by Dr. Elmer T. Clark, Lake Junaluska. He of the World Methodist Council and the Association or Methodist Historical Societies, sponsors of the special commemoration. The British visitors are: Dr.

Benson Perkins, former president of the British Conference and now co-secretary of the World Methodist Council: Dr. Maldwyn Edwards, minister of Birmingham England; Dr. Dorothy Parrar rwad of Deaconess College at Ilktey, England, and Dr. Harold Roberta of Richmond College. London, and ot be four Methodist bishops-- Ivan Holt.

St. Louis- Gerald Kennedy. Loa Fred P. Corson, Philadel- Rlch Other program leaders Include; tawm Jones, Charlotte r- president of the summer Charles C. ttorney; Mn.

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