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LEGALS
NOTICE OF SALE
In conformity with an order of the
Superior Court of Brunswick County
I will offer for sale to the Highest
Bidder for cash at the court house
door in the City of Southport, North
. Carolina, on
Saturday, the 27th day of July. 1935,
at 12 o'clock noon, the Fish Factory j
(of the Southport Fish Scrap & Oil
Company, with all machinery and i
equipment therein, and the land upon I
which the said plant is located, conconsisting
of 2S5 acres, more or less
located in Smithville Township
Brunswick County, the boundaries
and description of the said land will
j be given at the said sale.
The sale will be made subject to
confirmation of the Court and further !
| subject to tax liens. The successful |
bidder will be required to deposit 10
t percent of the amount of his bid pending
conformation of sale.
Dated and posted, this the 26th
dav of June. 1935.
CHARLES E. GAUSE. Receiver
SOUTHPORT FISH SCRAP
AND OIL COMPANY.
Robert IV. Davis, Attorney for the j
Receiver. 7-27c
Mill Branch News
Rev. and Mrs. B. R. Page and I
family were visitors at the B. Y. j
jj! P. U. meeting Sunday night.
j Everybody is raving over the j
'' i fine rains which came Sunday j
3-! and Monday afternoon. The crops J
r are looKing mucn Deuer.
Elijah Lewis, who is now em-1
ployed in Wilmington, spent the
past week-end with his father, j
W. D. Lewis.
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET
The Sunday School convention j
of the Brunswick association, met I
at Lebanon Sunday. The day was j
a great success. B. R. Page, the
main speaker, gave a splendid i
review of the Sunday School les- j
sons of the past quarter. There j
was much good singing, five'
choirs from Brunswick county j
and one visiting from New Hanover
County.
Thomas and Edgar Jones were j
visitors at Mill Creek Sunday
night.
Modie LewJs has been confined
at home for the past week with i
sickness, but is now better and |
able to be out.
A very enjoyable day was spent |
last Friday by Webster, Bernice,!
Layton Swain, Leatha Beck and
Bruce Atkinson at Owls Point.
Mr. Earnest Shelds was a visi- j
tor at Mill Creek on July 4th.
Miss Clarice Swain spent most
of July 5th shopping in Wilmington,
getting ready to enter j
Meredith College next September, j
Coast News
Mrs. Mazell W. Sabistan has |
as her house guest for the week j
Miss Helen Holland, of Fayetteville.
Mr. Moore L. Gore, of Whiteville,
spent a few days last week
with his niece, Mrs. George E.
Brooks.
Miss Agnes Andrews is spending
some time with relatives at
Shallotte.
Mrs. James McMillan and son,
of Raleigh and Miss Lou and Edwin
Davis, of Oxford, are spending
two months at the Seaside
Cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. George Moore
of Whiteville, are spending the
week at the Schulken cottage.
Mrs. Wayland Floyd and children
and Miss Sarah Stewart, of
Fairmont, spent last week at the
F. Floyd Cottage.
Chas. Bell, of Wampee, spent
last week-end with Norwood
Brooks.
Mrs. L. C. Arnold and Mrs.
Richmond Cumbee, of Southport,
visited their father, Capt. W. H.
Floyd, during the week-end.
Jack McEachern, of Wilmington,
is on an extended visit with
relatives at Seaside.
Mrs. C. O. Bridger and family
of Bladenboro are spending the
week at the club house.
Little Bertha Lee Pierce is recuperating
after an appendix
operation at the Brunswick County
hospital.
Mr. W. W. Schulken, of Whiteville,
has remodeled his cottage
into a larger one at Gause Landing.
Mrs. Ruby P. Canady, of Tabor
and Mrs. Oscar Knox, of Clinton,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D.
W. Sabilton, Jr., Sunday.
Mrs. F. F. Shores and Mrs.
Overcash, of Monroe, are guests
at the Seaside Cottage this week.
The dredge "Talcott," which is
cleaning out the inland waterway,
is now a mile below Sea
Side, going toward Little River.
It is moving along the coast
quickly.
WRECKED YACHT
Capt. W. H. Floyd and sons
are remodeling their shrimp boat.
Capt. Floyd fell heir to a wrecked
yacht "Queria II" which was
1 wrecked about two weeks ago on
Brooks Beach. The boat was
partly made of mahogany and
was owned by Mr. Crowell, of
Crowell Chemical Company, of
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well, his brother-in-law and a
negro were en route from Miami
to New York when they ran
ashore while trying to come in
Tubbs Inlet to Seaside and continue
their voyage by the canal.
All of the property which was
saved was given to Capt. Floyd.
Mr. Crowell and companions left
from South port on bus for New
' York.
THE STATE 1
Shallotte News
(By Miss Annie Mae Holmes) |
. Wonderful improvement is
shown in all field crops since the
nice rains began. The farmers.
have much to be thankful for
now, and are not wearing the;
long faces they displayed a week
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Matthews,"
Miss Elise Goley, and Messrs.
Wiley Evans and Elwood Goley.;
spent the Fourth here at the j
home of Dr. W. R. Goley. Elwood J
Goley and Dub Matthews will re- J
main here for summer, the others
returning to their home in Dur- j
ham Friday.
Mrs. Joe T. Spence and Miss'
Gladys Frye spent Saturday in j
Wilmington.
After spending sometime at J
their home in Norfolk, Va., Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Hall spent the j
week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. j
A. M. Woodard. Mr. Hall is an
employee of the dredge, Currituck,
now tied up in Georgetown,
S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Stanley
spent the Fourth in Charloette.
Mr. J. Guy Womble is visiting
his parents in North Wilkesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Heath
spent the week-end with their
parents in Rose Hill.
Dr. Wm. R. Goley accompanied
Dr. J. Arthur Dosher and friends
of Southport to Myrtle Beajh
on the Fourth.
Moving From Shalloette
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. |
Spence regret to learn that they.
are moving away after spending j
sometime in Shalloette. Mr.!
Spence is employed on the dredge
Talcott, which is returning north
after being engaged sometime in
dredging operations on the intracoastal
waterway between Cape
Fear and Little River.
Mr. Colon Mintz of Goldsboro
spent the Fourth with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mintz.
Mrs. O. Parker has moved to
Wilmington where her husband j
is engaged on the dredge, Henry
Bacon.
Mr. W. L. Swain is spending
a few days in Washington this
week with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Andrews
and little daughter, Mickey, of
Wilmington, spent the Fourth
here with Mr. Andrews parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Andrews,
\ near Gause Landing.
Infant Passes
Roderick, one of the 10-months
old infant twin sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Gray, died Friday
morning following a brief illness
with colitis. Interment was made
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in Chapel Kill cemetery Friday
afternoon.""
Conducting Revival
Reverend Teodore Newton is
conducting a revival in the
Boones Neck section this week.
Remodeling Station
Carpenters are now engaged in
remodeling the Willis Filling Station
here.
Halts Curing
The rain has started tobacco
growing again, which has caused
a halt in curing operations.
In Hospital
Mr. Bailey Russ returned to the
Brunswick County Hospital Monday
morning for treatment.
Winnabow News
People were very thankful for
the refreshing showers Monday
noon and afterwards. The crops
are very much improved now.
Miss Hazel Shaw of Wilmington
spent Saturday night and
Sunday at the Reid home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cannon of
Wilson were visitors here Monday
and Tuesday, spending Monday
night with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Mnnlfnhv nf Bolivia.
Mr. George Knox of Washington,
D. C. and Mrs. Mary Ethel
Goldston of Goldsboro, who are
visiting their mother, Mrs. Minnie
Knox, at Elpaso, were visitors
here Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mary Joe Nunn, who has
been spending some time with
Mrs. J. W. Collins, returned to
her home at Thompson, Ga. Monday.
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Mr. Elijah Lewis spent part of
this week at his home here. He
is row stationed in Wilmington.
Miss Virginia Hewett, of Fort
Fisher, near Wilmington, spent
the week with Mrs. C. F. Willetts.
of Bolivia and Miss PauI
line Lewis here.
| Mrs. Victor Sullivan and Mr.
Earl Earp, of Wilmington, were
visitors at the home of Messrs.
G. C. and Earl Earp Monday
evening.
Miss Valeria Williams, of Wil(mington,
was a visitor here Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Marion R. Croom, of Ral:eigh,
spent Tuesday night with
j Misses Sarah and Catherine
Johnson.
Mrs. Thomas Carey, of Los
Angeles, Cal., was a visitor here
j Tuesday evening. He had been to
Washington, D. C., to stand civil
service examination and was on
his way to Miami, Fla.
Mrs. Alfred Flowers and daughter
spent the week with Mrs.
W. C. Savage.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Overhuel
and daughter, Marjorie, arrived
Wednesday to spend a while with
Mrs. Overheul's mother, Mrs.
I Mary Plato.
| Mr. S. A. Troy, who holds a
position with the Federal Land
[Bank of Columbia, S. C. was a
[caller here Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Grissett Town News
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Visited Beach
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sett Town spent the 4th of July'
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a nice time.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mintz andj
family spent Thursday afternoon'
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Mr. Paul Bailey and wife and
little son of High Point accompanied
by Mrs. E. V. Wilson of
High Point are spending a few
days with Mr. Herbert Mintz and
family and Mrs. J. K. Mmtz and
family.
Misses Emma and Athelia Hewett
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evening guests of Miss Gladys
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