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fSOCL MRS. WARREN H m.U^r!:f; r VKTV HOSTESS j b. Bussels was house- A Vl hostess to her club last WL'night in the Dosher cotCaswell Beach. Mrs. m? Durham, of Raleigh, was ro WUd honor. le MT- enjoying the party were: te B^ter Durham, Mrs. Rob BV j[rs. W. J. Butler, Mrs. ' B? f Vitou. Mrs. George i Ken and Mrs. Bussel. j S( I ^TCRE VM PARTY a L Jforris Cranmer entertain- & [je folohving at an ice cream'ni L- at the home of his par-1 P? g Wednesday night: Miss Au-j L Davis, Miss Ziporrah Rice,: Thois Jane Bussels, MissjSl ^ Bellamy, Miss Jean Kol- Jc t'Miss Thelma Johnson, Miss j 35 Johnson; Neils Jergensen,! , S?-an. Carlton Holden, Bob-.' I Bellamy. Otto Frasier, James : j ier, Ormand Leggett and' 1 jj Cranmer. i ' ~mvo PARTIES In h^1 i v.d Mrs. A. H. Marshall; ^ Kjired two fishing parties H K ?eek o" their boat "Th0 I ei twe Marshall." The guests Kj". Miss Emma Thompson, i ^Kenneth Kinsler, Capt. 2. j ^ R^ls. Lieut. Williams, Dr. j L Ijjrs Dillinger and Carl Man- j M L seasickness brought the ! pj Lj party inside before fish Jd be caught. L^Tbealh picnickers ^ k Robert Morse was hostess M liiost enjoyable picnic FriIjtHoldens Beach. Guests enIgi bathing and a real old time -jv L dinner. Granny Ferguson, w |is in her 79th year, went in c I surf twice the same day. L guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Lwinslow, Miss Marian Wat- <j, liss Eleanor Niernsee and m | Louise Niernsee. w I attends w edding IL Stevens left Monday for ni L Bern, and from there will ^ [h Fortress Monroe to be gj L; at the marriage of his llieul John Stevens, and L Frances Cramer, daughter ar [iijor Cramer, U. S. A., and h Cramer, which takes place aj liunesday, July 31st, at the y, pi at Fortress Monroe. RECOVERS BODY q Uuig Stephens girl from ar i Carolina was drowned at r; py Grove Beach last Monday boo about 3 o'clock. She Itad by Joe Brooks, of this ar D about 12:00 o'clock on m e Drive strand. bi k young lady was wading in ds iwer from Cherry Grove isia Cherry Grove Beach when i?p?ed in a hole and lost H ^ Fi * was with a party of ca ^-Reported. w beach party iightful all-day beach par- be hi given at Seaside beach G< % Those attending were: Ci " Lula, Frances and ar I Brooks, Hilton Pierce, Nor-j he i j rii i | cuiu uie r iuyu x>ru" Bl (Hit of county guesta were, Hfos W. F. Floyd, G. J. Mc- ht Bt J'- E. Thompson, Misses til B* Thompson, Sarah Stuart, M B Lou Davis, Daisy Steph- Yi Hu Sidney Davis.?Reported, of C1A.NS WILL 14 E. Floyd and Earl C. gi B1* of Shallotte township, in to let their friends know w Bt?y will render guitar mult the Whiteville tobacco Buses, beginning August 8. n< Btovd and Andrews are well Washed guitar musicians, ^ps has won several prizes a Hjtser.t musician's conven- d: ?d wish to entertain the B? farmers at Nelson's B^? and other places. fc I SUNBURN LOTIONS I Don't suffer from I Sunburn. B^r Creams and Lo- c I tions Bring Instant I SUNBURN CREAMS I BATH CAPS Watson's 1 H SOUTHPO \ I ETY I OOD; EDITOR - - - ? - ? Come and hear the boys play ugust 8th. SENTELLE EX RALEIGH Representative R. E. Sentelle, | ember of the state parole board, ft Tuesday for Raleigh to at-\ ind a meeting of that body. NO WORD Fred Welling, who it is underood, submitted the high bid for five-year lease of the local irrison, has received no official stification concerning the proirty. BUSINESS TRIP G. Vann Fesperman returned unday from a business trip to harleston, S. C. I Personal Mr. S. W. Johnston, of Chadsum is living at the Howey ouse. He has work on the Fish-mans Co-operative plant here. The following were Wilming-! in visitors last Wednesday: Mrs. . T. Yaskell, Mrs. Mabel Marran, | iss Mae Phelps and Mrs. J. W. uark. Mrs. Graham Hall and daught , Bettie, and Miss Boone, of Wallace, were guests of Mr. and js. Johnie Moore last week. Miss Nell Jones and friend, of abor City, spent last week-end ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jones. Mrs. Franklin Greer and chil-en, of Wilmington, are visiting rs. Inez Alexander for several eeks. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Moore oved Monday from the Garrison i Taylor's little cottage on Dry :reet. * Mr. and Mrs. Park Winslow id Mrs. Rob Morse spent Tuesty in Wilmington. Mr. Winslow tended the Rotary Club meetg there. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Grimes, apt. and Mrs. Morton Bellamy id son, Bob, spent Thursday in aleigh visiting relatives. Mr. C. G. Ruark, Mr. Joe Ru k, Mrs. Annie K. Vitou and rs. Robert St George were isiness visitors in Raleigh Frity Mrs. Hatcher, wife of Mr. atcher, who is working on the shermen's Co-operative Plant, ime Friday to spend a few days ith her husband. Miss Lucy Wallace, who has sen visiting Mrs. Elsket St. lorge, returned to Morehead ity Saturday. Mrs. St George id children accompanied her ime for a short stay. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Yaskell ive as their guests for someme, Mr. and Mrs. Yaskell, Miss atilda Yaskell, Miss Stacy askell and Mr. Adam Yaskell, New Jersey. w w Mr. Rich St. George, of Pens ove, New Jersey, is here visitg his relatives for several eeks. Mr. Jimmie Hood made a busies trip to Clinton Friday. Mr. Johnie Ward, of Ash, was business visitor in town Thursiy Mr. James Wolfe left Friday ir New York to visit relatives. ??i???mmmmammm [ecessities I BATH POWDERS Ceep Fresh and Cool M During The Hottest ?f lummer Days by Using S, Our Toilet Articles ^ DEODORANTS g > 10c to 45c 1 Pharmacy I RT, N. G. i THE STATE ??_____? ( Social Calendar Monday, August 5th, 1935 i 3:30 p. m.?Circle Number 1 of j the Baptist church will hold its ' regular meeting. 3:30 p. m.?Circle Number 1 of the Methodist church will meet , Tuesday, August 6th, 1935 3:30 p. m.?Circle Number 2 j of the Baptist church will meet. 3:30 p. m.?Circle Number 2 of the Methodist church will meet, Mrs. I. B. Bussels is the leader. 3:30 p. m.?St. Phillips Auxiliary will hold its regular monthly meeting with Mrs. N. M. Moore. Miss Parkhill is leader of the program. 8:00 p. m.?Daughters of America will meet in their regular rooms. Miss Louise Bailey has returned to Beaufort after spending several weeks with Mrs. Eva Wolfe. Miss Evelyn Loughlin returned last week from a visit to Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Harrelson, of Norfolk, moved here last week. Mrs. G. E. Hubbard and daughter are visiting relatives in Hardsville, S. C. I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kinsler and son left last Thursday for Ohio where they will visit Mr. Kinsler's people. Mr. Parker Howell, of Norfolk, spent last week-end with his mother, Mrs. George Howey. Mr. George Whatley was ill several days last week. Friends are glad to see him out again. Master Bud Plaxco is well '' l! * Sell' | WH1 And Bit Guitc eacfZv 4 ; 4 You cant G bacco Market C You the Highes Drug Store offer Modern Drug S Group of Pharm of them. Qualit j j ... Qualit especially tn UK our reputation w Years adhering . has established i family. Rely on loved ones .... I Guitc | WHITEVILLE I ?WEFILL A vVvV PORT PILOT, SOUTHPORT, again after a very short illness. 1 Mrs. Hattie Arthur, Mrs. John Erickson, Mrs. Charlie Gause, Mrs. Bellamy, Miss Katie Dosher jj and Mrs. Gus McNeal enjoyed a picnic dinner in Gause's Cottage u Friday night. S! Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Williamson P and son, Oscar, of Southport, * spent the week-end at Shallotte as dinner guests Sunday. They 0 had Mr. and Mrs. Ellis, of South- f port and Mrs. Carrie Anderson " and daughter, Jennie Piggott, of Shallotte Village. c o Checking Over c School Trucks * John G. White, county mechan- ? ic, has been busy for the past c few days checking over the ^ Brunswick county school buses, getting them in condition for the (_ coming school year. The trucks are j e taken from their storage place j ^ at Southport to Shallotte for any f necessary repairs. i Forty buses were in operation c in this county last year. c INFANTILE PARALYSIS ' (Continued from page one.) The second case was that of c the three and one-half year old p baby of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest t Watson of the Battle Royal j community. This child, too, was! t taken to Dr. Crouch in Wilming- j c ton but has since been quarran-1 s tined. ! c Public gatherings in the two j i communities where the disease I appeared have been discontinued I for a time in compliance with the ( recommendation of Mrs. Smith. r The case of typhoid fever Reported last week is getting along nicely, according to Mrs.' Smith, and no other infectious I diseases have been reported in j the county since last week otner than the two above-mentioned cases of infantile paralysis. four Tobacc ITEVI Y Your Drug in Drug S The H&XaJUL Store o Wrong Either Way. )ffers You Every Fact t Prices For Your Cn s you the facilities of an tore and The Services lacists with Years of E t y and Acc y and Accuracy are e. UGS. For that reason zt hich extends over a per strictly to these standar 2 definite protection jot it when purchasing Dh m Drug S , N. G. \ LL DOCTOR PRESC NORTH CAROLINA OBACCO GROWERS ARE OFFERED NEW CONTRACTS BY AAA (Continued from page 1.) | shed with such downward and pward adjustments as will reult in more equitable bases. 2. Provide for one adjustment ayment at the end of each conract year. 3. Set a limit of 35 per cent, f the acreage and productionj eduction which may be required | l any one year. Those eligible to sign the new | ontracts will be persons who are 1 perating farms as owners or ash standing rent tenants. In he event a landlord does not suervise the operation of his farm ! nd the entire farm is operated y one share-tenant or share- j roppA, either the landlord or J he tenant may sign the contract.! The contract further stipulates hat a payment will give grow- j rs a return "not less than the lifference between the average j arm price and the average par- j ty price" for the part of the xop which is equal to domestic onsumption. Or, to put it more plainly: Amount of Payments The payment will make up any lifference between actual farm trice received and parity price of he domestic portion of the crop, t little more than 40 per cent, he AAA reports, if the fluetured crop is domestically conumed. Adjustment rates for each if the three years will be determned after sale of the crop. Around 137,500 growers in Jorth Carolina, Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida are tow signers of flue-cured conrmiOUSNESSI o In LLE j s From 1 tore Whiteville Tollity to Assure )p . . . Guiton up-to-date and of an Efficient xperience back ^========= ! : uracy ssential factors ve are proud of iod of Ten (10) 1 ds. This Policy ' you and your i IUGS for your m fore (I PHONE 60 :;| ===== >RIPTIONS? tracts which covers about 98 per j] cent, of the total acreage of this c type of tobacco, representing 1 about half of the United States' i tobacco production. Of this, about 1 60 per cent, of the crop usually ! is exported every year. < Under the terms of the 1934- : 1935 contract, growers were permitted to establish base acreage i and production for their contracts 1 from production in any one of s any combination of years since 1 1930, 1931, 1932 and 1933. The i special base contract of this year s provided for establishment of { bases for growers who could not I obtain an equitable base under the regular contract. But bases t already established will be ad- > justed in the new program to ob- i tain more equitable bases as be- 1 tween all classes of growers. ] If he plants less than 50 per cent, of his acreage allotment for i two years, special provision is made for cancellation of a pro- I ducer's contract. The contract, in i such cases, will be cut off as of 1 the first year and will not af- i feet payment for that year. i Hutson Discusses Program i Discussing the new contracts < I EFIE j | Big Wilmin ii Where You're A I I | NOW CLEA !| ALL CRISP NI | MERCHANDISE I CLEAN-UP R ! Suit V ! YOU'LL NEVEI i! Every Smart New i; j[ Suit in our Big I \ t ij Department n !! 25 ?|0 c ! I Gome get your fit n Selections are I | NOTICE SWIM1N ! EVERY SWIM : ) Jf FOR LADIES', MEN i| Now 25 pei |[ EVERY NEW FAMOUS | ALL SMART 1935 1 !!~ ALL SU I! FOOTV FOR MEN, WOMEN ) NOW SLASHED DEE t 1 ^^ ) t 200 Pairs Of Ladies' ) ( BETTER FOOTWEAR ] [ Samuels Mirror of Fashion and ) ( Natural Bridge Brands. In ) ! whites, blues and two-tones. 1 j : VALUES UP TO $7.00 1 | $3.95 and $4.95 i ( j | Ladies Loo | j ?Here's Where Dollar V ) ! ?? j j MOTHERS, LOOK! Big Rack Children's Crisp ] T NEW ORGDANDY DRESSES | T. ? ! ( Sizes 8 to 14 i i 1 | | MUST NOW GO FOR || 69c IIefTF 11 BIG WILMINC 1 fcmtmKKitwiicmiKKii] q SEVEN VIr. Hutson said that provisions )f the new contract already had seen discussed at great length ,vith tobacco growers, represena,tives of the various Extension Services in States all over the country and numerous other persons, adding: "We think that the provisions -epresent the views of the tobacco growers to the fullest possible extent. Growers who have lelped in developing the program equested that the fullest consideration be given to small growers who customarily plant liree acres or less of tobacco. "This request is in line with die policy adopted in connection vith the 1934-1935 program and t will be given consideration in lie administration of the new urogram." The contract will cover four fears. The new contract also provides that the number of tenants and share-croppers on the farm and the percentage of the tobacco acreage grown by tenants and share-croppers may not be reduced below the number and per * 4-v.4? iraaWo ZeilUlgC UX Lino J-? (?3tIK3(3(KMltXK?3t?l( | ID'S || it igton Store j j lways Welcome! j| _________ it RING OUT || iW SUMMER || I AT DRASTIC II EDUCTIONS | 1 I alues 9p || l SEE AGAIN! Summer Men's mwi j ow \Wi ^ iff m[ ow while 1 \t ^ \ ^ ? iw 1ERS! , \jU SUIT X- ; AND CHILDREN r cent Off SWIM SUIT BRAND WATER STYLES! MMER - 11 VEAR I , AND CHILDREN j ;p FOR CLEAN-UP j ^ j COME GET THEM! About 300 Pairs Ladles' i | PUMPS, STRAPS ( and OXFORDS ( !n all white and fancy perfo- j ated styles. I VALUES UP TO $3.00 pr. | For 93c and $133 [ k At This J /ill Do Double Duty? j t OUT THEY GO! j j NEW DRESSES | | 3ought by us at a lucky mar- J j let price. About 300 just un- I lacked. Eyelets, Cotton Laces, | Seersuckers, Broadcloths. All i lizefl . . All Stvles. I _ j ; 4 BIO GROUPS j NOW 5 $150, $1.99, $235 ! First Come! First Served I firs jTON STORE ! BBnMHHMMM I .. "a-. .-'j' i hi 1/ & ... W-,'-' . ;1;
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