flY, OCTOBER 3
Tals i
TOR'S XOTICE |
ii as administrator I
\v (la mis. deceas- C
-nick county. Xorth
.'lify all persons 3
dnst the said estate <
the undersigned, at :
Carolina, on or J'
1939, or this notice ' (
11 bar of recovery. '
d to the said estate c
immediate payment, r
.by of Oct., 1935.
ESPKRMAX. S
or of L. IV. Ganus'g
IIS SALE OF ji
ESTATE
,!th the judgment^
on the 22nd day .
935. in Re: SouthLoan
Association J
n. et als., the un- '(
?n appointed Com- t
lale in said cause, z
at public auction c
r for cash at the in
the City of 1
retina, on J
Nov.. A. I)., 1935,1
as per directions
d judgment, the I
lot. tract, piece
ng and being in '
k. Town Creek's
Xorth Carolina, t
d as follows, to- ';
o-inch iron pipe*
5 being on the
iighivay Xo. 30.
a, and being the ?
Page's adjoinnd
runs thence f
east 195 feet ?
f inches to antiered
"McK";
legrees 30* east 1t
m pipe lettered
he east corner,1
oining tract of f
legrees 45' east ''
lies to another *
" in the afore-11
----- ... thence south J
- ' '< said Highway !
V". 1 ?:r r-.ius- point, same (
ner of B. R. Pag-i,
'oresaid. and being the 1
v-ved to Maud Mc-'l
- tv J. \v Brooks as appears ,
iC-jj j! at pace 8. Records of J
Sk county, to which reference i
i,"~hv especially made,
rw^'ard nosted. this 23rd day of
i": i p.. 1935. t
" ROBERT IV. DAVIS. .
Commissioner. 1
" ic
"vilKF OF FORECLOSURE IJ
r. . - ii bv virtue of a power of *
r^'red 'in a certain mortgage 's
j .sru'ed by C. L. Cotton and f
) A. T. McKeithan, on the 1
jsv c' February. 1927. duly re- (
i"':- Bock N'o. 13 at Page Xo. .
i-. -is of Brunswick county. X. j
to secure payment of certain i
?"-herein recited, and thereafter
*??ip*4 to Peoples United Bank J
j default having been made in i
re' of said notes, the undersign- t
Mir-ee of 'he mortgagee, will on 1
joijan November 2.">th. 19S">. t
ive' e o'clock, noon, at the court- ,
M doc- in Brunswick county, X. v
offer for sale to the highest bid-; I
r for cash, a certain tract of land ?
Stithviile Township. Brunswick
r;r. N C.. bounded and describ- ?
so follows, viz: Beginning at a j
in Southern line of said tract,
ae being old Thomas Drew line.
? C G. Chamblee; runs thence t
hi 17 east 330 feet with the cen
c? said road leading through the IJ
li to a canal: thence south 66 de- U
? 15 minutes east 410 feet to a
lie on said canal on the south \
k of a small island; thence north
degrees east 724 feet to another!
* m the north side of said field. ?
:e Nri-g E B. Hewett's corner;I
ice south 82 east 690 feet to a I
Se: thence south 11 degrees west [
I' f?t to a stake on the southern t
i -aid traot; thence north 67
pp est 1200 feet to beginning, a
Ci-ir.c 22!; acres, more or less, r
feed and posted, this October
it ins. o
PEOPLES EXITED BAXK. r
tree of A. T. McKeithan. Mort- iv
P?e?_ v
w. Kuarx, Attorney, soutnpori. r
S. C. ll-20c
? S
NOTICF OF SFMMOXS
o of North Carolina. J
c? of Brunswick:? 11
In The Superior Court g
Nelle Vauphm Delleney
vs. v
T E. Delleney r
-p p Doiiopey. will *
f" - that a' action entitled as 11
-. k.s h^n ommenced in the p
> Cctrt of Brunswick County, f
ft Cirolina. by the plaintiff, for &
s.v.v. e ;;fion the erounds of c
it- -. n'lon. a? provided by ..
' tf - state of North Carolina. *
" i '1 further take notice j
t i: - required to appear at the
; ' 'he Clerk of the Superior S
ft if l tv at the court <J
*. s -.thport. N. C? on or be1
17th il y of November. 1935. &
- to the com- tj
" " c-.-'l actio;. or the plaintiff .
- -or relief demanded in 11
"Wlalnt. ti
if B. WATKTNS. Assistant .
Clerk Superior Court. *
I Fr.?k. Attornev For Plaintiff.
L j
JMixistratok's notice n
having qualified _
Jfr "strator of the estate of L. n
.V. j) hereby sives no- 0
:. : aersor. indebted to said ,
P make immediate payment K
. i. holditie any claims jj
fr;_' to present themj=
" .l.ly verified within six *'
' date Of this notice a
^ pleaded in bar of their re- j _
Ip-October 21st. 1935. ! m
? Administrator of
h B J ' estate.
K. .Sertelle. 11-27-*
Answers To Quiz
1 Person City.
1 la 44 b. c.
| Po!*e de Leon.
St Augustine, Fla.
I >e H. Dern.
. J? Pounds.
: 115,000.
J Mitogen.
^mineral deposit.
} Montana.
^ cents.
13 a republic.
& ^ollmenThT Both
iSew 5??' And Grades 4
. School Year Begins
^ ? ,hed from P^e 4)
^ Hits building.
. l)ave been beauti- ?
Walks, drives and ?
A half-moon drive en- P
^ "orthwest corner of the a
, eoing within ten feet of I
<5; and g?es out the Ri
* bhiu COrner. Trellises have f
' the fr,, ?.'er the driveways p
** walkway. Wisteria b
t on all the trelli- ?
Ol
0, 1935
MEET THE TEACHERS
(Continue I from page 4.)
>ort.
J. O. Overcash is the new teaher
for a division of the seventh
md sixth grades. He taught last
'ear at Leland. Prior to going to
^eland he was principal of the j
Slade Valley school in Ashe j
:ounty for five years. Mr. Over- j
ash is a graduate of the Univer-1
iity of North Carolina and has
itudied and taught in France. He!
s a native of Statesville.
Miss Gertrude Knox conies
;o Bolivia this year after teachng
several years in the South>ort
school. She is a graduate of
ireensboro College. Miss Knox
caches one division of the sixth'
md one division of the fifth i
jrade. She is a daughter of one
>f Brunswick's former sheriffs',!
rohn Knox. Her home is on highvay
Number 30, near Lanvalle. j
Miss Elizabeth Griffin is tea- j
:hing at Bolivia for her third
lession. She taught at AcmeDelco
for two years before coning
to Bolivia. She teaches the
ifth grade and coaches the larger
girls in the grades in basket)all
and baseball. Miss Griffin is
i graduate at U. N. C. She is
i native of Wilmington.
Miss Julia Taylor is beginning
ler teaching career at the school
vhere she had her high school j
xaining. She was a member of i
he first graduating class of the j
Bolivia high school. From here
she went to Flora McDonald
College where she graduated last
Vfay. She is the daughter of the
ate Edwin Taylor, of Winnabow.
Vliss Taylor teaches the fourth
?rade.
Miss Julia Meares comes to
he Bolivia school this year after
pfl rhincr nnp vpnr in Winatcri.
Salem. She is a graduate of
Salem College at Winston-Salem.
She teaches one section of the
ourth grade and her home is in
^larkton.
Miss Olivia Presson is teachng
at Bolivia for her second
'ear. She taught at Leland and
n Union county before coming
o Bolivia. She is a graduate of
he Woman's Division of the Uni'ersity
of North Carolina. Miss
Wesson teaches the third grade
ind plays for the assembly programs.
She is a native of Monoe.
Miss Carroll Schulken is at
Jolivia for her first teaching exjerience.
She is a graduate of
he Woman's Division of the University
of North Carolina. She
eaches the second grade. Miss
ichulken's home is in Wilmingon.
Mrs. Alethea Fant comes to
Jolivia after teaching eight years
,t Dixon Consolidated School in
)nslow county. She is a graduate
tf Eastern Carolina Teachers
College and has done graduate
fork at the University of North
Carolina. She teaches the first
;rade. Her home is at Warsaw.
Mrs. George Cannon is the
lusic teacher for Bolivia high
chool. Before coming here she
fas post mistress at Leland. She
ireviously taught music at Leand
and in Wilmington. Before
;oing to Leland, Mrs. Cannon
aught school in New Hanover
ounty. Her home is now at Boivia.
Every teacher in the Bolivia
chool is a graduate of a stanard
four-year college and holds
North Carolina grade "A" cerificate.
This is the only school
a Brunswick county where every
eacher holds an "A" grade cerificate.
M. B. Watkins, former chairlan
of the Bolivia school comlittoo
4 a nnu; tVio Qcaicfant plerlf
f court at Southport. Mr. Watins
has represented this county
i the North Carolina Legislature
or two terms. He is the son of
Methodist minister.
Protect yourself and your
family by joining
The Wilmington
Burial Association
W. E. YOPP, Jr.'
Official Undertaker
FOR WHITE
PEOPLE ONLY
Consult Local Representative,
Mrs. Eva Wolfe,
For Details.
4<x>
FEET*.
ytCKtP TOiS
hchin o rots
ore, tired, aching feet?cracked, bleedng
and Itching toes?how quickly these
roubles yield to Dr. Porter's Antiseptic
lealing Oil! An amazing antiseptic, It
romptly kills the parasites that cause
:ch. Irritation and cracking. It combats
Iso the action of sweat acids which puff
d swell the feet. A remarkable healing
gent. It helps repair the sore and damped
skin.
You have never tried anything like Dr. I
orter's Antiseptic Healing011.lt makes
>r foot comfort never before known. Dr.
orter's Antiseptic Healing OH Is made
y t he makers or Grove's Laxative Bromo
lulnlne and sold by all druggists at 80o
nd 60c with guarantee of satisfaction
r money back.
THE
this course will include a study
of farm management and an introduction
to the care and use
of farm machinery.
The enrollment in the classes
includes both boys and girls and
a total enrollment of all classes
is seventy-five. The interest
shown in the work is fine and
plans are for a great years
work.
BOLIVIA TEAMS
GETTING READY
FOR BASKETBALL
(Continued from page 4.)
teams, is ready to give instruction
and practice which will add
to the efficiency of the team.
The prospective players for the
girls team are Mary Johnson,
Lila McKeithan, Inez Thorpe,
Inez Wilson, Ethel Sowel, Elizabeth
Hickman, Jack Potter, Pearl
Flowers, Elizabeth Johnson and
Ophelia Willets.
Miss Julia Oates has charge
of directing and coaching this
team She comes from Albemarle
where she put out a winning
team last year. The girls have
ticir equipment for the season,
and will begin practice witn confidence
in their own ability and
the ability of the coach.
BOLIVIA P.-T. A.
ALREADY ACTIVE
(Continued from page 4.)
gram will be h-:ld in the schio)
btilding and the .-nipper will be
served in the lunch room.
The local As3oc:stion is looking
forward to one of the best
ytars in its history. The goal for
this year is 100 paid, active
members.
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25 X raj ICR STEERING: tw
bearings, a longer steering knu
increased steering ratio
SUPER-SAFETY BRAKES; ,
large braking surface (186 sq. in
in sureness of operation.
EASIER SWIFTING AND SPEARS;
silent, helical gears fo
NEW FREEDOM FROM WO
insulated, welded-steel body.
NEW PRAWN-STEEL WHEI
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$cinw .
Mm/ eluding h
JL. tire extra.
'' h ersml Credit Co., Authorized I
.C AIR ? FORD SYMPHONY O
Willctl
STATE PORT PILOT, SOL
Rev. D. D. Tranyham, paste
of the Bolivia Methodist churcl
has been serving this church ft
three years.
VOCATIONAL AGRICULTUR
(Continued from page 4.)
be lated accordingly.
Plans have been made for th
coming year which will be
credit to the students, school an
to the community. Courses ai
outlined which will include sti
dents from all the high scho(
| grades. Thus a student will t
able to receive instruction in a?
jricultural work three years dui
ing his high school career.
. The courses are: eighth grad'
| a general course in agricultur
'which will give the student a
'insight into the field of agricu
Iture and a broad vision of th
[possibilities of the work an
| create in the student's mind
i desire to continue this study. A
j fields of agricultural work wi
be covered, including soils, fert
; lizer studies, livestock growin
and related subjects.
Agriculture, or the course fc
[the ninth grade, is listed as vegi
table growing, and includes fru
production and landscape gardei
[ ing. This course will incluc
i practical work in the laboratoi
'area which is divided into plot
| This will give each student tl
(opportunity to grow vegetable
under field conditions, thus se
luring practical knowledge in tl
I growth of vegetables.
Agriculture, or the course ou
lined for the tenth and elevenl
(grades, includes a study of liv
{stock production from the stan
| point of breeds, adaptation
{the farm, feeding and care. Al!
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w i >ii"w i i ?ii"w i >ja)w i i<i"w > ?iji>"w i
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siln -is the time to i
:[ \6C.\ :
I y change to win- i
*11! Lj ter-weight oil, i
lltj have your bat
(*;B! i I , . ,
*gjUa.;| tery repaired
|ia|^-i| and a general
9; . I check-up made
K^ji *? ge* your au~
PHP tomobile ready
for winter
weather
^ 8
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new roller-type
ickle arm and an
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riLL QUIETER >1
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tcctuorj gramp m- m f f//
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RCHESTRA, SUNDAY EYENINGS TO I
:s Motor Coi
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[THPORT, N. C.
>r OUTSTANDING
4, For the past four years Boli)r'
via high school has been picking
?! the best all-round student in the
E
senior class. Miss Inez Harrelson t(
j won the honor in 1932, Miss Lot- |
,e j tie Lay Wilson in 1933, Miss I
a {Emma Jane Danfora m 1934 and B
d Jackson Johnson Taylor in 1935.
e Mr. Taylor is the first boy to
i- win this honor. oi
>1 yi
ie C. P. Willets is President and _
P. General Manager of the Ford
_ i Agency at Bolivia. a?
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=1 DELINQU
11 j | ^
f BRl
5-1)!
it ); Under an Act of
| Public Laws of 1935
i6 (
y.jj Brunswick county w<
s.;)! back taxes paid at a
ie! J | a period of five anni
53 ) (
c- i i
ie ); After April 1st, 1
)! ty Attorney will imme
^ 11 sale certificates that
e_ ) ( These tax notes will
a- !! annum, from April Is
to ) t
30 11 For the years 1
= ) ( 10 Per Cent discount
n iQSfi
| I | AWV?
i: i (
I; 11 On all notes ma
next year a 10 per c<
j | paid before due date,
( >
Only two counti
) [ were given the opport
i) i opportunity to make
don't fail to take ad
ji | [ quent taxes in shape i
ii !
A supply of tax i
can be made after A]
w.
| ] Delinq
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4T YOUR NEAREST FORD I
0 E. S. T. ? FRED WARING AND HIS PKNNSYL'
npany, Boliv
John Elmore is the head or the
hevrolet Agency at Bolivia.
Rev. Chestlie Wescott is pas>r
of the Bolivia Baptist church.
i
Peter Cox is postmaster at
olivia.
A fine corn and hay crop, one'
the best reported in recent
;ars, is being harvested in
runswick county, says farm
fent J. E. Dodson.
IENTTAXE
LFNSWICK (
the last General Assembly
i, Chapter 370, the delinq
ire given further opportun
discount or putting them i
lal installments.
.936, this law will be inoper
idiately begin foreclosure pi
are not paid or have not
bear interest at the rate
it, 1935.
09.7 1098 1090 1020 10
will be given on all taxes p
de heretofore and those m
int discount will be allowec
es in North Carolina, Brui
unity to again give the bacl
tax notes or get a discoui
vantage of this last chanc<
so you can handle them.
lotes are now on hand. Don
pril 1st, 1936.
, R. HOLMI
[uent Tax Coll
fcjry*
rVOU'VE h<
1 V-8. Perfo
has won over
to be talked ;
But praise I
almost mild t
those who dr
Sleek longe
teriors, even j
safety?are a
this new car
its price class
Drive this
can. Know Jot
have Ford \
ease, to ride ii
V/1 For your <
f (_/'J value you ca
k/ range a Ford
DEALER'S
GIADY
7ANIAN3. TOE8DAT KWWINGS.fgt TO *
ia, North Cs
SEVEN
i
Two boys in the second grade
j were found in the cloakroom
J standing back to back measurJ
ing respective sizes.
"Why are you doing that?"
asked the teacher.
"Well," replied little Frederick,
"I just wanted to be sure he wasas
big as I was before I hit him.
Dad told me not to pick on anybody
littler than I am."
In business we just sit around',
and wait for things to pick up;,
in an automobile we step on th&gas.
s I
:ounty i
( [
' of North Carolina, j
uent tax payers of 11
ity of getting their
nto a tax note over
i
i *
ative, and the Coun oceedings
on all tax j ^
been put into notes. j t
i
of six per cent per j fc
Sf.
It
31, 1932 and 1933, \l
aid before April 1st, j t
It
It
ade before April of j ?
1 on any installment j ?
aswick and Caswell
? tax payers another
it on taxes paid, so
i to get your delin't
delay, as no notes
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lector !
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yen it!
H
joyed driving any
ch in my life."
taid lots about the Ford
rmance so unusual that it
2,000,000 owners is bound
ibout enthusiastically.
For past Ford V-8's seems
leside what we hear from
ive the 1936 FordV-8.
r lines, distinctive new ingreater
handling ease and
lew ot the irungs tnat set
further than ever above
L
new Ford as soon as you
yourself what it means to
r-8 power and handling
1 Ford safety and comfort,
own knowledge of what
n get in a 1936 car?arV-8
demonstration today.
FORD DEALER
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