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-...V august ""so a MRS. WARREN HOCsifpARTY V Bussels entertained 15 * narty in her cottage , k0use Pai 1 ,, Beach last week, hon* ,, Lawrence Blanchard % J Rovter Durham, of ,IrSnther guests were: Mrs. A ? Cronly Ru>e reoree Watson, Mrs. Miss Lois Jane , and Miss Sapoma Rice. time was re post ae?s jd by a1^ FISHING TRIP number enjoyed a fishing JZ by Mrs. J. Berg Thurs?lt honoring Mr. James ? and children. enjoying Party were: ^ Anderson and chilAnnie O. Robinson, " Margaret ParkhiU, Mr and ! Rourk, Mrs. Annie Mrs. W. G. Butler, Mrs. Murray and Miss benne L^ VISITING HERE Victor Rice and family of * Mass., are visiting Mr. ^ i. b. Bussels this week. bridge hostess Hi, St. George delight^mertained at her home on 1 .... evening at Contract honoring her sister, Mrs. L Toung, of Greensboro. K tables were placed for ?ti were: Mrs. Ronwald ? Miss Lottie Mae Newton, , Marion St. George, Miss Garrett, Mrs. Mabel Marran, Claude Chadwick, Mrs. J. Christian, Mrs. Richard Brenjj[g, Weisner Ruark, Mrs. (t Reece, Mrs. J. W. Jelks, Mrs. K. T. St. George, it Ronwald Young received pest of honor gift. Miss jja St George cut the contion and Mrs. J. G. Christian the traveling prize. A salad x was served. Ii SCOUTS GIVE PARTY h Sea Scouts gave a party day night at Caswell Beach, icing was enjoyed by aU. te attending were: Mr. and Leroy Burns, Misses EveLnnghiin, Lois Jane Bussels, nah Rice, Dickie Burns, Aua Davis, Annie Moore HarMary Catherine Northrop j Evelyn Christensen; Messrs. ctln Frink, Dearmond Swain, et Marlowe, Victor Bartel, la and Rialto Sorensen, David Hon, Jack Hickman, Egan tod, John Gillsaver and LeniSpencer. CHOWMEIN PARTY Li H. T. St. George enter.j i .it a. 1 ? 4U/. Mm it numoer 01 guesua in uic R; Cottage on Caswell Bd Wednesday night at a Bta chowmein supper. Bfc guests included: Mrs. RonHi Young. Mrs. Carey Reece, B Mae Garrett, Miss Marion Rtorge, Mrs. J. G. Christian, B Katherine O'Daniel, and Mr. Garrett Bjfc JONES ENTERTAINS B& Robt Jones entertained at Rtttage on Caswell Beach on B?*?y night at a spaghetti Mr Sassa Fodale cooked BWgbetti in regular Italian HI it was enjoyed by all. BjOSS burns hostess Dickie Burns was hostess H? cream party Thursday Home made ice cream were served.' " enjoying the evening H? Misses Christian Flenchum, Christensen, Annie Moore Ester Mae Potter, Mary J?6 Northrop; Messrs. Paul B*?- Robert Marlowe, Vic H'ck E^an Bubbarc* and B^-ER hotel guests K*hotel guests the past A. T. Hanes, Jr., Bbt Salem- H- B- Dixon, J*"? W. h. Curlee, of J 11?, F. B. Lammers, of K j J- Murray, WhiteBlJ F'oyd and party of K] J- H. Trescot, of Ral C'vBlaCk and Bil1 SneadF. c. Simpson, Jas. F. B* . S' Slyshersom and Geo. r^Raleigh. Personal m*? ^wis, of the Mill fc,!/."' was a business Thursday. BjVtt iIrs- Hunter Elling b J?; ar)d Mrs. Ed Weeks IC" days last week in t ,?s cottage at Caswell fCh> Ronwald Young Hl 'wr Were the guests of H1 eek. H" T- St. George 21, 1935 'ETY ] I HOOD, EDITOR - j Mr. Paul Flenchum and Miss Christine Flenchum visited Mr. and Mrs. Maurie Lienhart last week. Mr. David Watson and Mr. Malcolm Frink spent Wednesday in Wilmington. Miss Elsie Willing, who has {been working in Baltimore for ! some time, spent last week here with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sharp and (family, of Reidsville, were guests (of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Davis Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. P. M. Snell of Wilmington was a visitor in town Saturday. The following were Wilmington visitors Thursday, Mrs. Willie D. Davis, Mrs. James Carr and Mrs. Delmas Fulcher. ? * Mr. and Mrs. Paul Messick of New Orleans are spending their vacation with Mrs. Tom Carr. Mr. and Mrs. Gus McNeal and daughter have returned home after a visit to Mr. McNeal's parents in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Newton and son, of Charlotte, spent last week-end with Mr. Newton's mother. They will spend part of the time at the beach. Mr. Thomas St. *Qeorge spent last week-end in Jonesboro. Mr. Price Cranmer and two friends from Spartanburg are spending this week with Judge and Mrs. E. H. Cranmer. Manter .Tohn Cstrr and little Miss Mary Anne Reece underwent operations for the removal of their tonsils last week. They are both getting along nicely. Miss Katherine Lacy, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Butler, left Saturday for Virginia Beach to spend a week before returning to Richmond to resume her duties as obstetrical supervisor and instructor in the Medical College of Virginia School of Nursing. Mrs. Katherine L. Murray returned to Wilmington Saturday after visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Butler. ? The Sea Scouts have as their new meeting place, the main body of the Army and Navy club which was given them by the Masons. Mr. Frank Plaxco spent Friday in Wilmington on business. Miss Dorothy Robinson, of Raleigh, spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Robinson. Mrs. Robert Jones and children and Mrs. Sam Jackson and children spent last week at Caswell Beach. The Live Oak Chapter of the Eastern Star enjoyed a picnic dinner at Caswell Beach Monday night. 1 fy* ""'"I 'T|"'?" *' '"V i ' <"* >?I?? >nW ?I??"w ?| 3 Lib< 1 w. h. r ill] Many thanl j|j made it possible jlj and prices. Ou ||j sold for $75,103j 1 SECOND f Ij FIRST SA1 | FIRST SA1 I SECOND 5 Ij FIRST SAI Numerous J I SELLING TOE Our Competitor I We Sell V ' t m THE STATE Mr. George Whatley left Thursday taking a load of shrimp to New York. *# Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ruark have | returned home after a two weeks 'trip to New York and Boston. Mr. Frank Plaxco left Saturday to visit his family in Chester, Va. Mrs. McQueen, of Rowland, is visiting her daughter, Miss Mary jRuth McQueen, this week. Mr. Reggie Pinner has been ill the past week. I Mr. Baxter Durham spent last week-end with Capt. and Mrs. I. B. Bussels. m m m Mrs. Morton Bellamy and children, who have been visiting in Washington, have returned to be with Mr. and Mrs. George Grimes. m m Mrs. Sally Sellers, of Washing! ton, D. C., are here visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Edna Ackerman, of Salisbury, New Hampshire, is the guest of Capt. and Mrs. L B. Bussels. Miss Roma Moore of Fayetteville spent the week-end in town with relatives. Miss Floreine Etherton of Miiami, Fla., will arrive Saturday to I spend several weeks with Misses I Vera and Dorothy Swain. Dr. H. S. Willis of Northville, Mich., and Mr. S. H. Willis of Baltimore, Md., visited Mrs. Alice Pearce here last week. Mrs. Judson Moore and daughter, Judson, of Gastonia, are the guests of Mrs. A. M. Moore this week. ' Misses Virginia Dodson and relatives in Greensboro over the week-end. Mr. H. W. Hood was a business visitor in Wilmington Monday. Mesdames George Howey and Susan Haines Morris were Wilmington shoppers Friday. EXUM NEWS Miss Myrtle Phelps has recovered from several days illness, friends will be glad to learn. Mr. and Mrs. Worth Funderburg and family, of Rock Hill, S. C., are visiting relatives here. Mr. L. W. Phelps, who is working at Bolivia, spent the week-end at his home here. Club Meeting The Exum Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. Lee Phelps Wednesday, August 14. Miss Marion Smith gave a very interesting demonstration on the ??? ------? ? ?SELL YOUR T( W. P. Clark ai ?A CLARK'S W Leaders In LARGEST AND BEST ! ir Mnwrv 15 W1 ir mviibi AM ww i COME T< Mullin: ? irty Wareh< MULLINS, S. C. )aniel Fred ks to our friends and for us to lead all compt r sale Friday of 306,18 65 is a record-breaker SALE, MONDAY, A1 LE, TUESDAY, AUG LE, WEDNESDAY, A >ALE, THURSDAY, .E, FRIDAY, AUGU! friends and customers 1ACCO FOR MORE s. Every Day-Nc 't NORTH CAROLINA 1100 to 150 pounds an acre, reports County Agent H. G. Wharj ton. Much cotton in Sampson Coun! ty has been planted for the third time with a poor stand still be' ing secured. Catawba county sweet potato | growers are selling their cured i sweets at the storage houses for $1 a bushel. The County Board of Agriculi ture and the county cotton and 1 tobacco committees are co-opeI rating to build the agriculture of | Pitt county. The three committees met recently are proposing a budget for the farm work of j the county. Rental checks amounting to $16,852.32 have been received and j delivered to cotton growers in j Bertie county who signed adjustment contracts last year. Checks for 1935 signers are expected within a few days, says County Agent B. E. Grant. Starting with six pairs of Louisiana Giant bull frogs, J. C. Adj cock of Wake county expects to I supply frog legs to ail comers j within the year. Cotton growers in eastern ! North Carolina are reporting j heavy infestations of boll weevils on low lands. Some of the cotton on high fields shows a slight damage. Dairy farming is increasing in Haywood county, according to observations by county agent W. D. Smith. Nearly 10,000 pounds of poultry has been shipped co-operatively in Lincoln county during the past month with the growers receiving $1,380 in cash at the car door. it A F t i I Crutct II w li Mom j!' II S. H. BISHOP )( 72 at ' j 72 at 430 at 168 at 90 at jj 190 at )! R. D. & G. D. TYRi j | 372 at 154 at 532 at )( J. R. FRINK I I 152 at II 208 at jj 196 at s. B. WILLIAMS j ( 330 at 1 ( 422 at It 1220 at 1! 394 at !! 360 at BILL HOOKS 664 at 560 at 302 at ){ 344 at I! WINSTEAD & W. 200 at BRINKLEY & CRA ); 150 at )! 186 at )! 580 at jj M. E. BLACKMAN 296 at j! 606 at ) | L. M. BABSON & B }! 280 at !! 180 at |j 180 at MRS. O. BABSON & jj 258 at )| 272 at )! J. B. WARD !! 120 at 1 I 134 at W. C. RICHARDSOI l 182 at i ; 184 at i MRS. J. R. CARROL 328 at 120 at N. COX & PIERCE 28 at 270 at 54 at _________ ? We Have First Aug. 27th; Thur Bring Your Tot You Will A, Taylor-Ma BOBI <KKK)t)CX*KKX***?* 3use II Nichols I customers who jtitors in pounds 8 pounds which jj in S. C. II UGUST 19 j'! JUST 20 1 iUGUST 21 I j AUGUST 22 jj l ST 23 | j tell us we are j ! MONEY Than i j > Blocks j | in I?I PORT PILOT, SOUTHPORT | ! preparation of a delicious mixed I fruit drink. As there was no >c, creational program planned, Miss 1 Smith read a most interesting i article on "how to cook liii3; bands," which was greatly enjoyed by all present. Kill Rattlesnake j While out near the yard at their home one day last week, James and Faxon, little sons of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Bennett spied a rattlesnake making his way across the road. The children caljled for help and Mr. Roddie Bennett went to their assistance. He | killed the reptile and skinned jhim. The skin was stuffed and j is now on exhibition at Mr. J. L. Bennett's store. ! Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Simmons, ! of Fort Mills, S. C., are spcnd' ing some time here with relaJ tives. i Answers To Quiz 1. The President's seal in bronze upon a blue background, with a star in each corner, 2. A. Goldman. 3. In 1865. 4. General of the Salvation Army. 5. At Newark, Del. 6. In 1848. 7. 2.2046 pounds. 8. The state or which. 9. A nobeleman below an earl. 10. Concord. 11. It is a republic. 12. Bogota. Hot weather, following the recent rains, has caused tobacco to ripen more rapidly than the growers can find barn room for curing the leaf. The Weaver Brothers of Catawba county have been asked to go to Buncombe county and plan an electric generating plant? similar to the home-made plant on their farm, reports county agent T. L. Robinson. A total of 375,000 feet of broad base terraces have been built for farmers in Iredell county an an average cost of $1.20 an acre. Calf club members in Stanly county are busy preparing their animals for showing at the State Fair this fall. Two girl members are leading the way, says County agent Artz. With crops laid by, many farmers in Piedmont counties are making tours of their own and neighboring counties to inspect farming operations on demonstration farms. Recent rains in Nash county will increase the tobacco yield by DBACCO WITH id A. M. Lewis .T? AREHOUSE High Prices MARKET IN THE BELT HAT YOU WANT D SEE US S, S. G. wwawwwwH >i?i> M' iw > i|i m ? mi i itjf i %' 82 at ? 35 24 at L 140 at 35 292 at .32 196 at D. W. WARI .38 122 at ?...?... .35 80 at ...... 33 100 at Sales: Friday, Aug. i sday, Aug. 29th. mcco To CRUTCHFl LWAYS Get The HIG tthews-Crutchfi JY NEWSOM, Auctioi i Two more pure bred Guernsey heifers have been placed with 41 H. club members of Polk county this month. George Garmon of Matthews, route 2, Union county, has a trap nested pen of White Leghorns in which the hen laid 304 eggs and 14 of her pullets laid over 200 eggs each during their pullet year. The rarer fertilizing elements j seem to be paying in field demon-1 I strations with celery being con-j j ducted in Transylvania county by j farm agent Glazene. j Alfalfa, lespedeza, corn and j cotton have tripled in growth in Mecklenburg county since the re| cent rains. "We have the finest prospects for corn, hay, cane, peas, soy| beans and sweet potatoes than in several years," says Rutherford county agent Patton. The 4,000 acres of lespedeza in Person county give promise of | fertile fields and good crops in J the future, says the farm agent. An agricultural society has ; been organized in Wayne county J to promote rural welfare, home beautification, rural electrification and better marketing. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for their kindness to us I during the illness and death of our wife and mother, and for the beautiful floral offerings. D. T. LONG and CHILDREN FORECLOSURE SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in that certain mortgage deed, made and executed by Moses A. Moore and his wife, Lura Moore, to Winslow W. Smith for $1,100.00. dated the 1st day of October, 1924, duly recorded In Book No. 39. page 298, records of Brunswick County, to which reference is hereby especially made. Default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness therein described, the *XK30t?*?K*gX?X3(?X EW SALES MADE A lfield's Ware hiteville, North Carolii lay and Tuei O. L. EVAN! - 47 no at 40 120 at Jg J. J. OSBOF ZZZI 134 280 at "Z" 33 426 at EE 320 at 35 G. G HIGH 34 214 at 33 210 at 120 at 37 STEPHENS , ? 294 at M 282 at 108 at 36 BRITT & D< ZZZ~ ^35 192 at 34 352 at 33 144 at J. S. BRANf 35 320 at 34 220 at 30 194 at 304 at ^ J. M. HOOK wford ' ;;;;; 3S TODD & EA 3g2 gt J. H. TYNE1 34 386 at 28 566 at ENTON YOUTH GOI 37 110 at 35 182 at 33 j. K> LUDLE COLEMAN 48 at 37 338 at 36 146 at V. L. TURBE 36 554 at 35 134 at <i & CRIBB C. E. MILLEI SEVEN } undersigned Winslow W. Smith will [offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the | courthouse door in the City of SouthI port, and the County of Brunswick, Saturday, September 21st. 1?JJ, I at 12 o'clock noon, the following described piece, lot. tract or parcel of land lying and being in Town Creek Township, Brunswick county. North Carolina, and bounded and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a cypress at the edge of the rice field. Adams Smith corner, thence south 72 west 9t> poles to a stake; thence north 5 east ft; poles to a Hickory; thence north 77 east 56 poles to a pine within 70 yards of the rice field, theme a line parallel with the same to the beginning, containing 28 acres, more or less, and being a part of the Old Town plantation. u Dated and posted, this the 19th day of August. 1935. WINSLOW W. SMITH, Mortgagee. Clayton C. Holmes and S. B. Frink Attorneys. FORECLOSURE SALE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in that certain mortgage deed, made and executed by Thomas Bryant and his wife, Mabel L. Bryant, to Winslow W. Smith for 1,100.00, dated the 1st day of October, 1924. duly recorded in Book 52, at page 237, records of Brunswick County, to which reference is hereby especially made. Default having been made In the payment of the indebtedness therein described, the undersigned Winslow W. Smith will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash | at the cour'house door in the City of Southport. and the County of Brunswick, on i Saturday, September 21st, 1885, at 12 o'clock noon, the following described piece, lot, tract or parcel of land lying and being in Brunswick County, North Carolina, and bounded and described as follows, to-wit: Adjoining the lands of Robert R. I Bryant. Cass Street and others. Beginning at a sweet gum on the eastern side of Dawes Creek at Cass Streets corner, thence with the run of said creek about north 10 east 45 poles to J. R. Ward's bridge on his road ot the landing; thence with said road to a Spruce pine north 70 east 80 poles; thence east 24 poles to a stake; thence east. Southeast 60 poles to a Holly tree in Long Branch; thence down said Branch to Cass Streets corner in said Branch; thence west with Cass Streets lino to the beginning, containing 100 acres more or less, being the same land . conveyed to the said Thomas Bryant in deed registered in the records of Brunswick County, in book 20, at page 158. Dated and posted, this the 19th day of August. 1935. WINSLOW W. SMITH, Mortgagee. Clayton C. Holmes and S. B. Frink, Attorneys. KXXXXaHtXMXXJtJCJiaOM ;house I nia | sday I 39 33 S. INE 35 J; 34 1. 30 A & DUNCAN Si 36 S - 35 jr 34 | & NORRIS ? 36 * 35 * 34 )NNE ? .35 $ .34 * 33 35 .. 32 31 J 29 X 35 I 33 X iGLES 1 36 35 I 34 * IE X 39 X 33 ? 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