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Opportunity For
Securing Projects
State Board Of Health I.
Anxious For Towns Ant
Counties To Take Ad
vantage Of Governmen
Offer To Finance Worth
while Projects
The announcement from Wash
ington yesterday that the Fed
eral Government would financ
the construction of worthwhil
public work by giving to a com
munity 45 per cent of the tota
cost of a project and lending th
remainder of the money needei
at 3 per cent interest caused th
State Board of Health to go in
to high gear and get out in I
half day almost one thousan<
letters to city, county and schoo
officials urging them to submi
at once projects for needed im
provements.
"This is just what we've beer
waiting for" beamed Warren H
Booker, Chief Engineer of the
Department, "and the town 01
county that does not get needed
new school buildings, new water
and sewerage system, new hospitals,
or whatever is needed is
over looking the only opportunity
of its kind for public improvements
that has ever been
presented."
"Why, just think what this is
going to mean to North Carolina,"
enthused Mr. Booker, "new
school buildings will be provided
and decent sanitary facilities installed
at many existing schools.
There are almost 1000 schools in
this State without toilet facilities
of any kind, not even privies,
and over 3000 with facilities appraised
as bad. These schools accomodate
over 400,000 North Carolina
school children," continued
Mr. Booker. "Wide awake school
officials are going to take advantage
of Federal financing of
public works to eliminate many
such health menacing situations."
There are many communities
in the State that do not have
public water supply and sewerage
facilities that will obtain them
under this new program, or the
officials of such communities will
have to answer to their constituents
later for failing to obtain
a share of the improvements financed
by the Federal Government,"
asserted Mr. Booker. "An
abundance of disease germ free
and sparkling water together
with facilities for immediate and
complete disposal of domestic
wastes are two of the greatest
blessings of modern civilization,
and," added Mr. Booker, "are the
two most important public health
objectives that can be attained
in any community."
New public water supply systems,
new sewerage systems and
extensions, new water purification
plants and sewerage treatment
plants will be given preference
in the new program oi
public works.
"Think of getting absolutely
free sufficient money to cove:
45 per cent of the cost of a project,
that alone should be inducement
enough for public officials
to determine to have needed improvements
made now, but in addition"
enthused Mr. Booker,
"the balance of the money, 55
per cent of the cost of a project,
can be obtained at only 3 per
cent, a heretofore unheard of
rate for the financing of public
-work."
Tn Hip IpHprn tn oifv Cfllintv
arid school officials Mr. Booker
urged that architects and engineers
be retained at the earliest
possible moment to prepare plans
and specifications for the needed
improvements and to prepare the
application to the PWA for
funds. Attention was directed also
to the fact that revenue producing
municipal improvements
may now be financed with bonds
that pledge only the revenue
from the facility for the retirement
of the debt.
Tips To Tourists
BY JAMES M. CRAWFORD
Chief Engineer
Chevrolet Motor Company
Next to having a car welltuned
and in perfect mechanica
condition, there is no greatei
contribution to the pleasure, saf
ety and comfort of a summe:
vacation tour than to have th<
car fitted with equipment tha
guarantees the tourist agains
minor difficulties and discom
forts that may be met with oi
a long distance trip. Most of th
Accessories in this class ar
equally useful in ordinary cit;
driving, but become partlcularl;
important and valuable when th
tourist is in a strange regior
traveling over unknown roadf
and driving maybe for hours a
a time. Then his pleasure de
pends on his bping free to ot
serve the country and the seen
ery, to avoid enforced halts, an
to be at his ease physically an
mentally.
Probably the most universal!
valuable accessory, for city us
or for touring in all seasons o
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THE STATE POKT P
COURT Ci
Brunswick Count
June Tei
MONDAY,
No. 1353?Jones A
R. W. Davis
No. 1352?Bellamy i
R. W. Davis
No. 1357?Willis 1
S. B. Frink
No. 1348?Holden ^
S. B. Frink
No. 1198?Robinson t
C. Ed Taylor
! No. 1322?McGhee \
I. C. Wright
R. W. Davis In Re: Mat
TUESDAY,
No. In Re: McB. Reynolds
R. W. Daivs
No. 1327?Nitrate Agency .1
Hackler
No. 1306?Parker \
Woodus Kellum
No. 1239?Parker
Woodus Kellum
No. 1240?Parker v
Woodus Kellum
WEDNESDAY
No. 1295?Holden v
C. Ed Taylor
No. 1085?Galloway v
McClammy
No. 1227?Bryant v
C. Ed Taylor
No. 1298?Hewett v
THURSDAY,
No. 1334?Stone v
Britt, Taylor
Brunswick Co v
C. Ed Taylor
No. 1347?Northrop v
Dwight McEwen
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. No. 15?Spaulding v
No. 16?Bank of Brunswick ...,\
No. 17?Sidbury v
No. 130?McMillan v
No. 1105?Elvington v
No. 400?Corp. Com v
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the year, is the spotlight. However,
very few motorists whose
cars carry spotlights use them to
{ their full 'advantage; they seem
to reserve them for the sole purpose
of searching out house num,
bers, or for reading cross-road
signs. Actually, a spotlight prop"
erly used is a safety device, est
pecially when traveling in strani
ge country. It should be set to
direct its beam on the right
hand edge of the road, well
- ahead, ready to be snapped on
_ whenever it is necessary to dim
e the main headlights. Some motorists
make this automatic, by
wiring their spotlight circuit to
the dim terminal of the regular
'' lighting switch. Again, in over?
taking a car at night, the spotlight
is a better signal than the
e horn; you direct its beam to the
left margin of the road ahead of
J the car in front, who thus is
J warned that you are about to
pass, while the beam illuminates
any obstruction that might endanger
your own car. This signal
is especially valuable in pas1
sing heavy trucks with trailers,
' whose drivers might not be able
; to hear your horn, but are sure
. to see your spotlight bean alongside
(if they don't, a quick flash
on and off the rear view mirror
' is certain to be noticed.) Spotlights
are useful also for flashing
a beam ahead at street or
highway intersections to warn
drivers approaching from either
side; for signalling cars behind
you when you are going to make
a left turn; for illuminating your
own left front fender as a warning
to cars approaching from the
rear when you are pulling out
from a curbside parking place,
and for numerous other uses besides
their main purpose.
Both safety and comfort are
served by insect screens in all
ventilator openings. Most current
model cars are regularly provided
with screens in the cowl ventilators,
but screens may be had
also for the window openings of
no-draft ventilating systems.
Since on most vacation trips
the driver is not the only one
whose comfort and pleasure are
to be considered, accessory manufacturers
have offerings of special
value and utility for the
passenger. For example, an extra
windshield wiper may be installed
at the right side of the car;
also an additional adjustable sun
visor, which may be equipped
with a snap-on vanity mirror for
the benefit of feminine passengers.
In strange towns, strange parking
places, and in regions where
service stations are far apart, it
is good economy to take precautions
aga:'nst petty thefts. The
loss of a tankfull of gas does not
involve much money, but may
cause hours' delay in sparsely
settled regions; while the loss of
a spare time is costly and also
1 may be disastrous. Hence, locking
gasoline tank caps, and spare
tire locks, are good investments
j as insurance against loss, delays,
and discomfort. The locking gas
tank cap, incidentally, may save
your car if it should be stolen,
for the thief will be unable to
renew the gasoline supply, and
his lack of a key when he stops
at a gas station usually arouses
the suspicion of the attendant
and leads to tracing the car.
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County who do not have milk j
cows say they will help their
sons and daughters to buy heifer j
calves.
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VLENDAR
y Superior Court
rm, 1935
JUNE 17
rs. Jones
rs. Bellamy
rs. Willis
rs. Holden
rs. Brown
John D. Bellamy & Sons
rs. Clemmons
R. W. Davis
tie LeRue Hewett Burns
JUNE 18
I, Exr.
C. Ed Taylor, S. B. Frink
rs. Peterson
Wright & Frink
rs. Mintz
R. W. Davis, J. W. Ruark
's. Knox
John A. Stevens
s. Knox
John A. Stevens
r, JUNE 19
s. Swain
R. W. Davis
s. Highway Commission
Ross
s. Clemmons
J. W. Ruark
s. Fulford
JUNE 20
s. Hewett
Davis, Frink
s Palmetto Island Co.
Z. V. Morgan
s. Southern Dixie Life Ins. Co.
McClammy
DOCKET
s. Parker
s. E. Sellers
s. Sykes
s. Gore
s. Gore
'S. Bank of Southport
Five co-operative poultry sales
have been held in Lee County
this spring at which more than
15,000 pounds of live poultry
have been sold.
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ubrication service m
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Negro Boy Before
Juvenile Judge
Andrew McMillan, Jr., young
negro boy of this county, appeared
before Juvenile Judge B. H
j Holden Friday on a charge oi
; using profane language on the
public highway. His cursing was
said to have been directed at a
prominent white citizen of his
community.
The boy was paroled into the
custody of his father for a period
of one year. His father was
required to pay the costs in the
case. The boy must remain of
good behavior and, if there is
evidence to the contrary, will be
) brought back before Judge Hol!den
for further sentence.
| A new purebred Hertford bull
;has been purchased by the counjtv
commissioners of Avery county.
SERVICE OK SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION
I State of North Carolina,
! County of Brunswick:?
In the Superior Court before the Clerk
Brunswick County
vs.
J. W. Edwards, est.. Suit No. 352.
I H. YV. Edwards, M. E. Edwards
! and Sam Edwards will tako notice
that an action entitled as above has
[been commenced in the Superior
'Court of Brunswick County. V C.:
i that the said action is brought to
I foreclose tax sales certificates held
! bv the County of Brunswick for the
years 1925; 1926; 1927 and 1928, on
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' 538 acres of land listed in Waceamaw '
Township, Brunswick County, X. C? *
> in the name of G. B. Edwards; G. r
j W. Edwards estate and J. W. Ed|
wards estate, found to be same land t
I of which Greenberry B. Edwards died, 1
1 I seized in the year 1913; and that the'
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| wards, and as such, are interested 3
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1 for sale to satisfy the taxes due ] v
thereon, as prescribed by law, and j fi
I that they, as interested parties, are'o
, required to appear at the office of j
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j said county. Southport, N. C? on I ti
Monday, July 1, 19.13, tl
and answer or demur to the com- ii
! plaint in the said action, and to E
II show why the decree of sale of the , C
I said property this day entered shall j
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lands are designated as follows:
1. Those lands conveyed from 6'
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v'oah B. Bennett to Greer|?^B
vards. by deed dated Aprfi
eeorded in Book VV, ps?t
2.?State Grant Xo. . I
lerry Edwards, dated
878, recorded in Book v'kI
3. Deed from Asa Ft. k'i.M
".reenberry Edwards. H
885. recorded in Book |-;r
4. Grant Xo. 2577. to c.,.l
Idwards, dated March >(,
orded in Book Z. at i'd"B. ,!;
5. State Grant Xo. 0071 t,I
'dwards. dated February ?t
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,-hich several deeds and gr..^B
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f the lands.
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he heirs of G. B. Edwards dH
tg of record in the office
Register of Deeds of BnS
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efault that relief will be
ccording to the said decree
This. May 27th. 1935.
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