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been spending sometime.
Mr. Solon Simpson of Charlotte c
spent the week-end with his parents,
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Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hewett, j
and child were visitors Saturday 1
night and Sunday with Mr. and ?
Mrs. B. H. Hewett and Mrs. Olivia
Hewett
Mrs. Tom Holden and daughter
were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A.
S. Hewett and Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Hewett Sunday afternoon. \
Mr. Lea Galloway was a visit- 1
or of Mr. and Mrs. Tilmon Hewett
Saturday afternoon. >
Mr. B. H. Hewett and Mrs. .
Olivia Hewett and daughter were
lousiness visitors in Wilmington t
Monday afternoon. i
Prayer Services 1
There was prayer services at
1935
1 LEGALS !;
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NOTICE OF SATE a
' In conformity with an order of the ?
Superior Court of Brunswick County 3
I will offer for sale to the Highest a
Bidder for cash at the court house
door in the City of Southport, North *
Carolina, on I ,,
I Saturday, the *7th day of July. 1?SS.
at 12 o'clock noon, the Fish Factory I
of the Southport Fish Scrap & Oil a
Company, with all machinery and ; equipment
therein, and the land upon 11
which the said plant is located, con- j f,
consisting of 285 acres, more or less
located in Smithville Township , ri
Brunswick County, the boundaries :
and description of the said land will i
be given at the said sale.
The sale will be made subject tc I \
confirmation of the Court and further |
subject to tax liens. The successful |
bidder will be required to deposit 10 f]
percent of the amount of his bid pen- j
ding conformation of sale.
Dated and posted, this the 2Gth i II
day of June. 1935.
CHARLES E. CAUSE. Receiver
SOUTHPORT FISH SCRAP 1 a
AND OIL COMPANY. |h
f Robert W. Davis, Attorney for the J
Receiver. 7-27c
NOTICE OF SALE OF NOTE
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C ITY OF SOUTH PORT, NORTH w
CAROLINA
REVENUE ANTICIPATION NOTE a:
Sealed bids for above note will be <>(
I received until 10 o'clock A. M., July
124rd. 1935. by the Local Government
1 Commission of North Carolina, at its
; office in Raleigh, for the above note, n
' dated July 23rd, 1935, and maturing
six months after date, without option h(
' of prior payment. There will be no ?
acution. The note will be awarded at
the lowest interest rate not exceed- ni
ing 8 per cent for which a bid of |
" par is made. Principal and interest I
payable in Southport, N. C. Interest . vi
payable in advance. Bidders must
present with their bids a certified
check upon an incorporated bank or 1 al
trust company, payable unconditionally
to the order of the State Treasurer
for one-half of one per cent of
the face amount of the note offered.
The right to reject all bids is reserved.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
COMMISSION. 0<:
7-17c. By W. E. Easterling. ; d|
Secretary. (c(
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR C<
PARDON !?
This is to give notice that the undersigned
J. C. Walker will apply to
His Excellency, the Governor of v(
North Carolina, for a pardon for the
offense of murder in the second de- j W
gree. said offense having been committed
in the County of Brunswick. I
and for which the undersigned is j D
now serving a term of thirty years. ^
All persons desiring to protest said I
application are notified to do so in | pi
tn tap Commissioner of Pa- I m
roles Immediately. x
This, 10th day of July. 1935.
7-2<-? J. C. WALKER. oj
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EXUM NEWS |,
(By Miss Blanche Phelps) i (
Reverend W. C. Wescott filled
his regular appointment at New fa
Life Baptist church here during B
the week-end. o;
Mrs. Alex McKeithan was call- d;
ed to the bedside of her sister,
Miss Vitula Little, Friday of last w
week. Miss Little has been ill hi
for some time but her condition
hais become serious in the w
last few days. j M
Mr. Brevard Simpson returned I
home Saturday after a visit to ai
Charlotte amd different points in | T
South Carolina. j ai
Miss Marion Smith, home dem-1
onstration agent, was at Exum E
one day last week looking around ti
and getting acquainted. M
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stanley and w
family, of Ash Rt 1, visited oi
friends at Exum Sunday. Mrs. o:
Stanley will be remembered as
Miss Tincy Edwards of Exum. L
Mrs. Weston Evans made a a
business trip to Southport one j ti
day last week.
Auto Accident i v
Saturday afternoon while on | o
the way to Whiteville, about four
miles outside of town, a car v
owned and driven by Miss Violet v
Simmons of Wilmington collided ' G
with a car driven by an unknown
driver and was pretty badly dam- d
aged. Miss Simmons' mother, Mrs. s
J. A. Simmons, was with her
and received minor injuries. v
Mrs. W. C. Wescott and daugh- J J
ter, Miss Margaret, of Wilming- d
ton spent the week-end with
friends here. I
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Phelps and g
children are spending sometime ?
in Wilmington with his sister,
Mrs. W. D. Hewett. F
Miss Edna Mintz has returned C
ripp. <
Mrs. Perry Mintz and children
: Mill Branch spent the week- ?
id here. ?
Mrs. Emma Stanley spent last ?
riday with her mother, Mrs.
[. E. Gore in the Zion section, i
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Tripp of
uide were visitors here Sunday, i
Club Meeting 1
Miss Marion Smith, The New
ome Agent, held a very inter- i
sting meeting at the home of y
:rs. Leila Milligan last Tuesday. 1
Raymond and W. J. Faulk of <
ug Hill spent last Sunday with t
leir aunt, Mrs. Claude Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stanley ?
rid children were visitors at 1
xum last Sunday. 1
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jrissett Town News 1
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mintz and
imily and Mr. and Mrs. Willie
ellamy enjoyed a fish fry and
fster roast at Boons Neck Sun- 1
iyMr.
Harrie Hickman of Long- i
ood spent Saturday night with 1
is sister, Mrs. J. Q. Milliken. ]
Mr. Rayford Stewart of Long- 1
ood spent the week-end with i
ir. John Sidney Grissett.
Mr. and Mrs. Allred Grissett 1
nd Mrs. G. R. Gore were the ,
uesday evening visitors of Mr.
nd Mrs. W. M. Stanaland.
Misses Polly Thompson and
Ithelene Grissett of this seeon
and Mr. Bruce Moody of
[yrtle Beach, South Carolina,
'ere the Sunday evening visitors
f Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Stewart
f Longwood.
Reverend C. A. Harrelson of
.oris, S. C. filled his regular
ppointment at the Shallotte Bapist
church Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Grissett
rere the Friday night visitors
f Mr. and Mrs. Sam Joe Frink.
Mrs. Susie Stacks of Longrood
was the Sunday evening
isitor of Mr. and Mrs. M. W.
Irissett.
Miss Ila Lee Hewett was the
inner guest of Miss Irine Grisett
Sunday.
Misses Gladys and Agnes Mintz
/ere visitors at the home of
It. and Mrs. M. W. Grissett Sunlay
afternoon.
Mr. Bruce Moody of Myrtle
s. C. was the dinner
fuest of Miss Ethelene Grissett
Sunday.
Mr. Thurston Mintz, who is emtloyed
with the Ocean Motor
Company at Myrtle Beach, S. C.
ipent Wednesday with his parrots,
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mintz
if this section.
Misses Ethelene Grissett and
'oily Thompson of this section
ind Mr. H. J. Huggins and Bruce
tfoody of Myrtle Beach, S. C.
vere Friday night visitors at
jhallotte.
Mr. H. J. Huggins of Myrtle
Beach, S. C. was the Sunday
light visitor of Miss Polly
rhompson.
Brunswick News
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Willetts
vere week-end visitors at Scotts
Hill.
Mr. Linford Piner spent the
veek-end with his mother, Mrs.
r. R. Mintz, at Scotts Hill.
Miss Edith Mae Mintz, of
Scotts Hill, is spending the week
vlth her sister, Mrs. Bernice Willetts,
of the Brunswick section.
Mr. G. T. Thorpe and son,
THE STATE 1
)ak Grove Baptist church last
Wednesday afternoon at 3:30
I'clock. There will he services
.gain Wednesday afternoon at j
1:30 o'clock. All that can come
.re invited to thank the Lord
or his good rain he has sent!
ipon the thirtsy land.
The farmers down this way
re not wearing the long old I
aces they did three weeks ago,!
or they are so pleased with the
ain.
Mrs. Hewett 111
The friends and relatives of |'
Irs. Fannie Hewett will regret ;'
o learn that she is suffering
pom a bad pain in her side.
Farmers in this section are
ow busy with their tobacco crop. 1
Mrs. S. F. Holden is very ill '
nd her many friends wish for
er a speedy recovery.
A revival meeting has been in 1
rogress at the Oak Grove Bapst
church during the past two j *
eeks. The Reverend Mr. Fitts!
nd the Reverend Huggins are 1
inducting the services. c
Hobson Hewett, Alton Evans,
Millie Clemmons and Miss Clara '
lemmons were visitors in the *
ome of Misses Ruby, Viola and ugenie
Hewett Sunday afteroon.
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Mrs. A. S. Hewett has been ^
iry ill for the past week.
Harry Hewett was a visitor c
t the home of Haywood Clem10ns
Sunday afternoon. s
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t nu'rp acu arr?rinv 1
AJV1TUIH /muu VJtJVAlV*!
Plenty of rain fell in the Ash
action Saturday night and Sunly,
and this is holding up tobac>
curing. The health of this
immunity is good at this writg
Mr. Homer Benton of BladenDro
spent the week-end here J
ith his brother, S. B. Benton, i
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beck of i
ongwood were visitors here Sun- '
ly afternoon with Mrs. Beck's t
irents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. t
PORT PILOT, SOUTH PORT,
Walter, were business visitors in J
Wilmington Tuesday of this week, j
Mr. Hulan Thorpe, of Lake j
Waccamaw, spent Sunday with I
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. T.!
Thorpe.
Mr. J. W. Beck was a business
visitor in Wilmington Monday
and Tuesday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Henry and
children, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Sul-'
livan spent Sunday afternoon j
with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sullivan. '
Miss Bettie Lee Henry, of |
Town Creek, is spending a few 1
days with her uncle, John Sullivan.
Friends are glad to hear that!
Ernest Shell's arm is recovering
nicely and hope he will soon be ,
ible to return back to work. 1
Mr. Cameron Mercer, of Bolivia,
is recovering nicely from an (
ippendicitis attack.
Mr. J. R. Cameron was a visitor
in Wilmington Saturday.
Mr. D. D. Beck, of Bolivia, is
ecovering nicely from an appen- ^
licitis operation. .
Miss Rebecca Mintz and Miss j r
[da Mae Beck borrowed a boat ,
md went for a ride in Clear Lake
ruly 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beck and T
Vfiss Marjorie Beck spent July
1th at Caswell Beach.
Mr. W. H. Thorpe spent Tueslay
of this week in Wilmington. ,
The farmers of the Brunswick
section are glad to see the nice
showers coming. Other crops are
UUXllilg 1MUUI UCbWli | ,
Shallotte Village ,
News 3
A Big Day }
The 4th was a very busy day
it Shallotte Point. There were ^
nany tourists as well as a large
lumber of community folks there. J
rhe river and canal were filled '
die entire day with fishing par- ,
;ies and bathers. All reported an;
mjoyable day. J.
Sheriff and Mrs. J. A. Russ I
ind family were all day visitors [
it Shallotte Point the 4th of
ruly.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Williams "
ipent the 4th at Holden's Beach. J
Mr. Joe Stanland, of Wampee, ^
3 f urn a a in'oitnr Q f Sliollntto
Point Saturday night, June 6th. 1
Mr. and Mrs. John Register J
ind two sons, of Rocky Mount,
risited relatives of Shallotte Vil- !
age, and their daughter, Mrs.
Charlie Williamson, of Southport,
Jie week-end past.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Register
ind little son, Clayton, Jr., of 1
Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. !
Register's mother and father, Mr.
ind Mrs. F. W. Milligan, of Shalotte
Village. ,
Town Creek News
i
Mr. C. W. McClelland has been i
it home with his wife at Mr. i
Jeter Eichorn's for a week. He !
returned to his work in Cascade, i
Md? last week and was accom- i
panied by his wife and son and <
lis brother-in-law, Mr. James
Eichorn.
Mr. C. W. McClelland, wife and
two children, Roy Lee and JunI
temjdfiirUf
atfoutiuAen you 1
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world's lowest prices. Their sixcylinder
valve-in-head engines
use less gas and oil. And their
strong, sturdy construction assures
faithful performance, year
in and year out, with a minimum
of maintenance expense. That is
why we say?It pttys 3 ways to
buy Chevrolets! See your Chevrolet
dealer and choose the right
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Chevrolet TrucR tor your aelivery
or haulage needs?today!
CHEVROLET MOTOR COM-PANY
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Compare Chevrolet* $ low delivered prices and
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NORTH CAROLINA
ior and Miss Louise Eichorn and
Miss Louise Eichorn spent July
4th at Carolina Beach.
Miss Louise Eichorn, Miss Bessie
Hart, Miss Mabel Otoms and
Miss Evelyn Stlymon were visitors
at Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Eichorn's
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. C. W. McClelland and
Charles W. McClelland, Jr., and
James Eichorn returned from
Camp Ritche, Cascade, Md? Mon-1
day night where they had been!
to carry her husband, C. W. Mc-1
Clelland.
T i m e
(By Susan Haines Morris)
Time, with its very busy tread.
Unhampered onward speeds its
way;
Swift as the weavers shuttle in
its course,
Nor life nor death can stop its I
sway.
"f
iVe cherish with unceasing care,
Regardless of the coming years
rhings that perish with the hour
iVhen we will answer with our
tears.
iVoven in memory's fabric and
deeds undone,
In coming days will leave their
scars;
rhat time nor tears nor prayers
Jan ne'er erase those passing
hours.
rime flies thru sunshine and
through rain,
4.8 onward spreads its wings for
flight
Neither fire nor flood can stay its
course,
Unceasing thru the wrary night.
Beyond the sky where all is love,
4.11 fame and time will pass away,
And God will reign supremely
there
(Vhere all is one eternal day.
FARM QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Question:?What was the final
rote by North Carolina tobacco
growers on carrying on the adjustment
program?
Answer:?According to information
secured from E. Y. Floyd
in charge of the tobacco adjust
ment program, 130,622 persons
rated for continuing the program
ind 1,432 voted against it In the
larger producing counties the vote
was almost unanimous in favor
if the program.
Question:?Can I cut my lespedeza
for hay and still harvest
a crop of seed from the same
land.
Answer:?Yes, if you cut the
tiay early enough. Set the cutter
bar high so that the crop can
jrow out again and the lespedeza
will make sufficient growth to
produce seed. However, one usually
does not secure a commercial
crop of seed when a crop of
bay has been harvested. Enough
seed is produced to reseed the
same land or to harvest for use
on the home farm.
Question:?I am losing a lot of
chickens and I think the trouble
is limberneck. The birds lose the
r>f tVioir npolra arid become
full 4Vi
in 11411
ore Mot
Bolivia, Noi
! completely paralized. What should
11 do to control this trouble ?
j Answer:?Apparently your birds
are affected with limberneck.
| This trouble is caused by the
J birds eating decayed animal or ,
J vegetable material which is high- ,
ly poisonous to them. The best
j method of approach is to confine |
j the birds until the cause is lo- {
cated and removed. This may be ,
in the form of mouldy or decomposed
mash or grain, a dead f
chicken or rat. or some other (
animal. It would be well to give s
the entire flock epsom salts at v
the rate of three-fourths of a 0
pound to two and one-half gallons
of water. r
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Winnabow News
f;
Mr. Garland E. Maultsby, who w
holds a position with the Stan- d
dard Oil Company of New Jersey
in Charlotte, spent last week-end a
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. v
J. C. Maultsby.
Miss Frances Galloway, of Sup- h
ly, spent part of the week with
her grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie
Henry. Mrs. Henry has been
practically confined to her bed ft
for about two years, but she was n
taken to her daughter's. Mrs. \
Henry Galloway, at Supply Sun-1 fl
day to spend the day and stood j g
the trip well. Frances left Sunday
for Boone for summer school '
Mrs. E. Skipper and little dau- b
ghter, Lila, who have been spen- e
ding the week with Mrs. Lula ii
Sharp, returned Thursday to y
their home in Monk's Corner,
S. C.
Miss Helen Hufham, of Rocky
Mount, is visiting her cousin, Miss b
Thelma Hufham. a
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A party of about 40 tourists,
both young and old, from Kentucky
passed through here Friday
going south. They had been
traveling seven days and all said
they were enjoying the trip to
the highest.
The folks around here have
been busy with tobacco curing
ind the weed looks pretty good
too.
Miss Rebecca Johnson, a nurse
rom the Presbyterian hospital in
Jharlotte, arrived Friday, to
ipend a while at her home. She
vas accompanied by Miss Sloan,
if Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Kinkead
eturned Friday from visiting reitives
in Florida.
Mr. Lindsey Skipper returned
rom Beaufort Saturday night
rtiere he has been building a
epartment store.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lanier
nd children, of Wallace, were
isitors here Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Craven returned
ome from Reidsville Monday.
VISITS HERE
Mrs. J. L. Simmons of Sanford,
ormer resident of the Ash commnity
in this county, visited
Irs. Lou H. Smith in Southport
or two days last week. Mrs.
immons, whose husband was a
ormer member of the county
oard of education, recalled sevral
humorous incidents concernig
Brunswick county several
ears ago.
GOOD BUSINESS
Mr. John R. Newton, local
uilding contractor, reports quit?
bit of activity in his line.
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