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.MRS. SMITH HOSTESS
Mrs. H. B. Smith was hostess
at a contract bridge party Tuesday
night, honoring several visi-j
tors here. Garden flowers were j
used in decorating the home and
delicious refreshments were served.
Mrs. William Dosher compiled
high score and Miss Estelle Willis1
cut the consolation. Gifts were |
presented to the following honor1
guests: Mrs. Victor Rice, Mrs.
Anderson, Mrs. Sam Skinner and i
Mrs. Baxter Durham. Other |
guests were: Mrs. I. B. Bussels, j
Miss Mae Phelps, Miss Blanche
Newton, Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert i
and Mrs. J. W. Ruark.
BIRTHDAY P.ARTY
Mrs. Virgel Harris, Mrs. M. M. i
Hood. Mrs. Robert Fleming and
Mr? .Tames Smith delightfully en-j
tertained guests at a birthday j
party given in honor of their j
mother, Mrs. Bessie Swann, on j
her 45th birthday.
The party was given at the at- J
tractive home of Mrs. Bessie <
Swann. Flowers of the season j
were used for the decoration of I
the living room and dining room. |
In the center of the dining table
was placed a the large birthday
cake with attractive decorations
and placed thereon, the 45 cand-i
les representing the age of Mrs. |
Bessie Swann. Ice cream and,
punch together with cake were I
served to those present, adding t
much to the joy of the occasion, j
Friends greeted Mrs. Swann '
with gifts and many good wishes j
for the return of mahy other
such happy occasions, and wished j
her many more years of joy and j
happiness.
Those present were: Mrs. Will!
Davis, Mrs. W. H. Barnett, Mr.'
and Mrs. Jim Hood, Mrs. Melvin
Lewis, Mrs. J. N. Arnold, Mrs. |
Alice Savage, Mrs. Robert Gaskins,
Mrs. John Ericksen, Miss1
Kattie Dosher, Mrs. Candis Plunkard,
Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Annie j
Watts, Mrs. Howard Watts, Mrs.
Albert Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. B.
C. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Swann, Miss Mary Barnette, Mrs.;
W. M. Jenkins, Miss Gladys Wil-'
liams, and Miss Evelyn Smith.?
Reported.
EXJOY PICXIC
Mr. and Mrs. Gus McNcai entertained
at a picnic supper honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Green
of Miami, Fla. Other guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Prendle. The picnicers enjoyed the
Labor Day dance. j
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THE STATE
and Mrs. D. C. Danford at Cape
May, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Swain anc
son, Kenneth, of Bolivia, have
just returned from a trip tc
Miami Beach, Fla.
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Messrs. Allard and Quincj
Clemmons, of Bolivia, have re1
turned home from a trip to Florida.
Mrs. R. E. Troxler, of High
Point, is visiting her parents, Mr
and Mrs. E. L. Clemmons, oi
Bolivia.
Miss Agnes Harrell, of Rose
Hill, visited Mrs. Rudolph Fulcher
in Southport last week.
Mr. John Farrior of Rose Hil
visited friends here last weekend.
Mrs. Frank Niernsee and children,
Frank and Louise, returnee
last week from a trip to Memphis,
Tenn.
Miss Stacy Yaskell left Saturday
for her home in New York
after visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. T,
Yaskell for several weeks. Mr
and Mrs. Yaskell accompanied hei
to Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Bessie Watson, Miss Louise
Watson and Mr. Archie Watson
are visiting Mrs. D. T. Danford
in Cape May, N. J. Mr. D,
T. Watson expects to return with
them.
Miss Lucy Anderson spent last
week in Wilmington visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Dye visited
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Robinson
lt? of iirnhlr.on/1
see the New RCA
Magic Eye Radios,
n $19.95 up. Take one
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\IRING done on any
a large stock of parts
Expert Radiotricians
you a good price for
you want a new one.
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MRS. ROBINSON HOSTESS
Mrs. Annie O. Robinson and
Miss Margaret Parkhill were
charming hostesses Friday evening
honoring Mrs. Ed Cavanaugh
of Wilmington who has been visiting
Mrs. Annie K. Viton. Other
guests include Mrs. J. Berg, Miss
Annie May Woodside and Mrs.
Annie K. Viton. Ice cream and
cake were served.
MRS. RUARK HOSTESS
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Ruark entertained
at a lovely dinner party
Friday evening at six o'clock
honoring Mrs. Ed Cavanaugh.
Those invited were: Mrs. Cavanoi.o-h
Mrs L. Leiner of Wilming
ton, Mrs. Annie K. Viton, Mrs.
Ida Potter Watson and Mr. and
Mrs. Will G. Butler.
Personal
Mr. Lewis, of Bolivia, spent
Thursday in town.
,
Mr. R. E. Sentelle made a business
trip to Raleigh Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Bussels and
daughter, Lois Jane, were Thursday
shoppers in Wilmington.
Mr. Parker Howey was a Wilmington
visitor Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McMillan
spent Saturday night in Raleigh.
Mrs. Delmas Fulcher, Mrs.
Fred Willing and Miss Peggie
Carr spent Thursday in Wilmington.
Mrs. Victor Rice and daughters
left Wednesday for Amberst,
Mass., after spending some time
with Captain and Mrs. I. B. Bussels.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ralph
Glenn left Wednesday for Gastonia
for a few days vacation.
Mrs. Eli Cavanaugh, of Wilmington,
was the guest of Mrs.
Annie K. Vitou last week.
Dr. D. I. Watson is spending
this week at Seven Springs.
Mrs. Bessie Watson, Miss Louise,
Archie and Charles Watson
are spending some time with Mr.
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Mrs. Marvin Rogers of York
S. C. is visiting her sister, Mrs
John Caison.
Mr. Laurence Newton left this
week for New York after spending
a short time with relatives
hero.
Mr. Jean Newton returned or
Saturday to Florida after spending
a short time with relatives
here.
Mayor John Erikson, Mr. R
W. Davis and Mr. Ed Weeks
I spent Sunday in Raleigh.
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Mr. Rob McKeithan and son,
! Roy, returned to Mississippi or
i Sunday. They spent their vaca|
tion with relatives at Supply.
Mrs. Dave Davis has recovered
ifrom a short illness
Mr. Ed Huntington of Wash3t3lltMXJ(X3C3tK3C3t3tJtX3Cl
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We have a comj
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Lathe work, Elect
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equipment to work
of it.
BICYCLES an
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PORT PILOT, SOUTHPORT
> j ington, D. C. spent the week-en
| with Miss Nadine Smith.
I j Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jones c
! | Wilmington are at the Howe
? House for several weeks. Mi
I Jones is substituting for Mr. Cai
Mangum at the Standard O
' | plant.
| Mr. and Mrs. Garl Mangur
are spending sometime with re
latives and friends in Monroe.
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Mrs. S. H. Morris who has bee
f j at the Howey House the pas
j three months has gone to Wi:
; mington for a short stay afte
! j which she intends to go to Flor
! da.
Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Britt an
1 son, Donald, Mrs. L. Lenier, Mn
Katherine L. Lenier of Wilming
ton, and DeeLon Britt of Greens
boro were the guests of Mr. an
| Mrs. Butler Sunday.
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Mrs. L. Leiner returned to he
home in Wilmington Saturday ai
ter visiting her mother, Mrs. Gra
Berries, for a week.
Mrs. Wilbur Dosher, Jr., c
Wilmington visited Dr. and Mrs
' William Dosher Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Burris is visit
ing friends and relatives here.
Miss Bessie Harrison and Mis
Elaine Stack of Columbia, S. C
II are guests of Miss Margaret Do
: sher.
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; I Miss Evelyn Loughlin left o:
Sunday for Camp Leach.
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dai
11 ber of Wilmington were Monda
11 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Delma
Fulcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Green
. of Tampa, Fla. are visiting r?
j latives and friends here. Mrs
J Green was formerly Miss Theres
>; Mintz of Southport.
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i1 Mrs. H. T. St. George, Mis
I Lottie Mae Newton and Mn
! Thomas St. George spent las
i week-end in Greensboro with Mi
' We have four first sale
next week at ANDERSON!
WAREHOUSE, Mullins, S
'|C., Monday, September 9
! Tuesday, Sept. 10, Thurs
day, Sept. 12, and Friday
September 13. (Adv.
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if Mr. W. A. *Grissett of Supply
j was a business visitor in South|
port Monday.
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. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Weeks and
" j children of Wilmington spent the
| past week-end in Southport, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
n | Livingston.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Davis and
' Mr. Charles Holladay of Sumter,
n S. C., and Miss Annie Davis of
11 Philadelphia, Pa. are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith.
;r; These visitors are relatives of
J Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. J. W. Ruark spent last
d week with her parents at Delco.
3- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ruark
spent Sunday at Myrtle Beach.
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We have four first sales
next week at ANDERSONS
r WAREHOUSE, Mullins, S.
j C., Monday, September 9,
y Tuesday, Sept. 10, Thursday,
Sept. 12, and Friday,
September 13. (Adv.)
I ABRUZZI
1 RYE SEED
8 "I OC Per Bushel
; j 1 while it lasts
Genuine pedigreed new 1935
j crop stock of high germinan
tion. Also quoting low prices
now on Seed Oats, Wheat,
{ Barley, Ryegrass, Vetch, etc.
-1 Plant Turnip, Rutabaga, Bro
y ccoli, Mustard and Spinach
a Seed and Onion Sets now.
ROUDABUSH'S
Seed Store
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k!'l 490 at
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JI S. B. WILLIAMS
462 at
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) | STEPHENS
S '? 1522 at
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i 344 at
(l ] | 346 at
(j! 332 at
t|M 554 at
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> 160 at
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! ( 122 at
Ill 52 at
II 580 at
ANNIE BELL WAR
l! 410 at
I ! 482 at
|jj J. W. HARDIE
)! 180 at
!! 360 at
II 190 at
IJ | BUTLER and BRIT1
ij 254 at
I! 346 at
ill J. E. HORNE
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SBlk $14,751
111111 $22,501
I IL 11| J Shades, incliiW
1 VI l|j Fall styles includei
l||f ij gle and double br J
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w Sales Made At I
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THIS WEEK I
230 at 36 I
55 186 at ,.35 M
40 260 at 34 |
38 MRS. A. BABSON
.37 332 at 39
34 232 at 37
33 264 at 34
BENNETT and DANIELS
36 120 at 40
36 J. E. THOMPSON u
36 90 at 40
34 376 at 38
33 106 at 37
32 190 at 36
31 188 at 35
28 402 at 34
27 B. K. GORE
226 at 37
40 176 at 36
38 R. S. HARRELSON
37 48 at 47
35 296 at 36
33 140 at 35
.31 PREVATT and GADDY
and CHAS. 400 at 36
226 at 31
32 SEYMOUR WARD and
and IVEY SINGLETARY
36 42 at 40
30 256 at 3J I
29 164 at 37
28 150 at 35
and MRS. A. POPE ?
> 106 at 33
36 106 at 31
31 114 at 3f
106 at 30 I
50 S. W. MIMMS Jf
41 34 at 43
38 194 at 33
37 426 at 37
RED 340 at 36
36 LEE HOLDEN ?
36 368 at 37
33 562 at 33
^ 30 394 at 33
D 166 at 11 I
38 290 at 33
36 164 at 32
S. C. GORE ,n
40 62 at f,
38 306 at 36
p 30 D. F. KING
f 80 at
40 78 at 3&
35 S. J. SPIVEY M
54 at |
38 70 at
FIRST SALES:? , I
Tues., Sept. 10th Thurs., Sept. I-"1 I
acco to Crutchfield's Where You "ill I
GET THE HIGH DOLLAR I
tthews-Crutchfield, Pr0Ps I
BY NEWSOM, Auctioneer