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MRS. WARREN
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part?nt-Teachcrs Associa ;
0_f gouthport high school,
W6a roost successful meeting
KtsdaV ni?ht in the school
WZvini A good number enB^i
(tje inspiring talks given
on the program, which
Utional. R- F. Plaxco;
?1, OW Soul". Operetta, 3rd
K. Environment, Judge E. H.
Our Community, Mr.
Bp sentelle: Books an an En
.jnent. Mr. R- VV. Davis.
K'acious refreshments were
Brtj bv the hostess, Mrs. R. F. J
HL Mrs. Frank St. George,
j c. Christian and Mrs.
Swann.
I WOMAN'S CLUB
l-v Woman o Club held its
Kjjr business meeting in the
Kj-y last week. Mrs. Clarence j
Kpon was unanimously voted J
m?the club. American CitizenK
?as the subject for discussW
which was in charge of Mrs.
V Ruark. The program was
| follows: Citizenship, Miss
rw'? ?,a I
fcr^rwr r*z\
acaking the flag. Mrs. Robust
George: Park project.
Johnson.
rflSOOPAL AUXILIARY
? regular monthly business
?L of the Woman's Auxil"7
the Episcopal church was
* last Tuesday. The Rev. A.
Marshall read part of the his.
of the old church. Officers
.'the coming year were elec,
and installed by the Rev.
phall. Mrs. W. S. Dosher Is
i ;(? president; Mrs. H. W.
id. vice-president. Miss Marat
Parkhill, secretary and
i Wayne Moore, treasurer,
icons refreshments were seri
by the hostess.
IBS. LEGGETT HOSTESS
jhe Friday afternoon Club met
iti Mrs. P. O. Leggett last
Kk at the Leggett Drug Store. ;
a M A. Northrop won high
ore prize and Mrs. H. W. Hood
t the consolation. Other players
tre: Mrs. J. W. Ruark, Mrs. W.
Davis. Mrs. Frank St. George, |
s Robert Willis and Mrs. J. ,
Jelks. I
Delicious refreshments were
reed.
MRS. DOSHER HOSTESS
Its. W. S. Dosher was hostess
brsday afternoon at a shower
xi in honor of Mrs. Roy C.
dels. A number of the guests
ivea bridge while others came |
later for the shower and reahments.
a rur.ber of useful and atutive
gifts were received by
e honoree.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
little Miss Francis St. George
dertained a number of her
teds at a birthday party last |
te Games were enjoyed by all. J
utty gifts were received by i
? hostess. Delicious refreshes
were served.
SOCIAL VISITOR
^ WTiit Ruark, of Chicago, j
# here last week visiting his
utter, Mrs. Sally Ruark. Mr.
tef is general manager for
t automotive association in the
S and Mexico.
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13, 1935
~ETY |
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Social Calendar
Friday, November 15
3:00 p. m.?The Friday Afternoon
Club will meet with Mrs.
] M. A. Northrop.
Monday, November 18
3:30 p. m. Circle No. 1 of the
Methodist church will hold its
regular meeting.
3:30 p. m.?The Baptist Circles
will have a joint meeting at the
I church. Mrs. W. G. Butler is the
president.
8:00 p. m.?The Eastern Star
will meet in the Army and Navy
Club building.
Tuesday, November 19.
3:30 p. m.?Circle Number 2
of the Methodist church will
meet. Mrs. I. B. Bussels is leader
of the program.
Wednesday, November 20.
3:30 p. m.?The Woman,s Club
will meet with Mrs. H. B. Smith.
Mark Twain is the subject and
will be discussed by Mrs. Howard
Sellers.
NEWS
BRIEFS
A SHIP FOR QUARANTINE
On Sunday at two o'clock an
English tramp steamer arrived
off Southport flying the qua ran
tine flag and was boarded by
Doctor Arthur Dosher and J.
Berg in the boat Q-13. The ship
was in command of Pilot I. B.
Bussells.
ACROSS THE STREET
Capt. and Mrs. William Wells
have moved in to the Chadbourn
house in South Atlantic Avenue.
This house is just across the
street from the Moore house
where they have been living for
some months.
MORE REMODELING
Mr. T. B. Carr, who resides
on Caswell Avenue at the intersection
of Brunswick Street is
doing considerable repairing and
changing to her home. New up
and down stairs, porches, painting
and etc.
VISITS PARENTS
Miss Dorothy Robinson, who
has recently opened a beauty
shop of her own in Raleigh, was
the week-end visitor of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Doctor Robinson
on Atlantic Avenue.
ANOTHER RUN
Ed Wells bridge keeper over
on the Inland Waterway, reports
another run of black trout. They
are striking too, he said. He lays
claim to catching several live
ones.
FAIR CATCHES
Capt. Reuben Gutherie, now
fishing out of Morehead City, reports
fairly good catches of menhaden
during the past week.
There has been nothing doing locally
in the menhaden business.
COUNTRY FISHERMEN
Postmaster L. T. Yaskell and
chief engineer Toliver succeeded
Friday evening in enticing another
striped bass out of Walden
Creek from the ccunty road
bridge.
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THE STA1
Mrs. W. S. Davis was the gue;
of Mrs. Delmas Fulcher in Wi
mington Tuesday.
Mrs. E. H. Cranmer was i
part of last week. Friends ai
glad to see her well again.
Rev. Charlie Phillips, of Halli
jboro, was a visitor at the masoi
ic meeting Wednesday night.
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Mr. Jack Oliver and Mr. Chai
lie Aldridge, who are working i
Norfolk, spent last week-end ?
home with their parents.
Miss Catherine Ruark, of Wi
mington, spent last week hei
visiting relatives.
Mrs. H. T. St. George was
Wilmington visitor Friday aftei
noon.
WEATHER BOUND
Capt. John Eriksen and tt
crews of the Captain, Morehea
and Anderson have been weathe
bound in Georgetown the pas
week-end.
GEORGETOWN VISITOR
Mr. Robt. F. Plaxco, manage
of the Brunswick Navigation Co
was a business visitor in George
town, S. C? on Saturday.
WRFK.RKn VISITOR
Mr. W. S. Davis, who is
member of the crew of th
dredge Comstock is a week-en
visitor of his family here.
AND STILL THEY COME
Each week-end finds mor
yachts moored in the harbor o
passing through bound south.
HERE ON SATURDAY
O. A. Lewis, prominent farme
from the Mill Creek section, wa
a Saturday visitor to Southpor
VISITOR TO WILMINGTON
Mr. Sassa Fodale was a Wil
mington visitor Sunday.
NOTHING TO BRAG ABOUT
The shrimp catches this pas
week were nothing to brag aboul
It's Qualitj
That C
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READ THESE
Friday an
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SEED OATS, per sack
RICE, per sack
24 pet. DAIRY FEED
24 lbs. FLOUR
2 lb. JAR PEANUT 1
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TICE OF u
: UNPAID Tj
y given that I have this da
vember, 1935, at ten o'clocl
lie auction to the highest b
a-Carolina Naval Stores C
ings, turpentine still and f
tenances belonging to said <
old to satisfy taxes due to
I, 1932, 1933, 1934, and 19?
t day of October, 1935.
J. B. WARD
.LECTOR FOR BRUNSWICl
iV. R. HOLME
iLINQUENT TAX COLLEC'
'E PORT PILOT, SOUTHPORT,
st Miss Sally Lovelace, of Pine- c
tops, visited friends here last If
week-end. Miss Lovelace was a s
11 member of the local school fac:e
ulty last year. c
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold St. Geor3"
ge, Mr. and Mrs. Carey Reece, S
Mr. Bill Anderson and his daughter,
Lucy, were Wilmington
r- visitors Friday. *
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it Mrs. Robt. Jones was in Wilmington
Friday.
1- Rob Morse, Miss Nancy Hood
e and Warren Hood were Wilson
visitors Thursday.
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a Capt. and Mrs. I. B. Bussels n
r- were Wilmington visitors Thurs- v
day.
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Mr. Robert Willis, of Wilming- "
ie ton, spent last week-end here 1(
d visiting his wife. A
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,c Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Moore are
spending a few days this week
with Mr. and Mrs. Rob Moore. s
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!r Mr. and Mrs. Delmas Fulcher, %
' i of Wilmington, visited relatives a
here this week. *1
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thompson, a
of Norfolk, Va., visited relatives e
a here last week. e'
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,
d Mr. and Mrs. Herman Canady
and daughter, of Wilmington, &
visited relatives here Sunday. ?
e Mr. William McAuley, of Clin- 01
r ton, was a South port visitor on lc
Monday. , 11
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Miss Louise Marks, of Acme- c
r Delco, was a Southport visitor
s Tuesday. 6
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hardy, Mrs. 'j
Annie K. Vitou and Mr. and Mrs.
I- C. Ed Taylor, were Wilmington _
visitors Tuesday.
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Miss Sallle Dosher spent the
t past week-end here with her
L parents.
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Miss Eleanor Hovey visited
fiends in Clinton last week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Heath are
iving in Winston-Salem. Mr
leath is teaching this year in
ne of the Fortsythe county
ichools.
Mrs. Elleby Sease, a member
>f the Shallotte school faculty
ist year, is living at Newberry,
!. C.
Mrs. Leon Galloway, a member
>f the Shallotte school faculty
ast year, is living at Bolivia.
HALLOTTE P. T. A.
HOLDS MEETING
(Continued from page 4.)
ed by Rev. R. N. Fitts, and the
linutes of the last meeting were
ead by the secretary, Miss Eula
lae Long.
MEET THE TEACHERS
( f. aSed raoaj panuiiuoo)
forth Carolina College for Wolen
in Greensboro and the Asheille
Normal.
Miss Brightie Holden, of Suply,
is teaching for the first time
i the Shallotte school Her col
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ige training was received at
.ppalachain State Teachers Col;ge.
She teaches the first grade.
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Vy? xdi VAiiucr 10 oci v nig Avx u?v
irst year as principal of the
upply unit of the Shailotte-Lock
roods Folly system. He is a
raduate of Wake Forest College
nd has done graduate work at
le University of North Carolina,
[e holds a high school principl's
certificate and a county suprintendent's
certificate. He serv1
for 6 years as principal. He
caches the sixth grade.
Miss Catherine Chadwick is
iachlng for her second year in
le Supply unit of the Shallotteochwoods
Folly spstem. Previu?ly
she had taught in theShal?tte
school and in other schools
l the county. Her college trainlg
was received at Campbell
College.
Mrs. Corey W. Hewette is 4th
rade teacher in the Supply unit
E the Shallotte-Lockwoods Folr
unit for her second year. PreCRACKED
SKIN,
'or skin troubles?Itch, cracking, smarttig
and scaling?there Is nothing like
)r. Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil.
.'here may be fancier preparations but
tothlng that will do the work like this
amous oil. It not only destroys the
tarasltes that cause many skin troubles
tut, at the same time, helps heal the
ore and damaged skin.
The most stubborn cases of Itching
,nd scaling skin that defy every other
reatment usually yield to Dr. Porter's
Lntlseptic Healing Oil. Try It on your
tching or broken out skin and see how
ffectlve It Is. Dr. Porter's Antiseptic
leallng Oil Is made by the makers of
Irove's Laxative Bromo Quinine and
sold by all druggists at 30c and 80c with
juaranteeof satisfaction or money back.
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viously she served as a member
of the Shallotte school faculty,
j She attended Pineland College,
! Salemburg.
. I Mrs. Frances B. Stone is beginning
her fifth year as amem|ber
of the faculty for the Shal|
lotte-Lockwoods Folly school system.
This is her second yeas as
third grade teacher in the Supply
unit. She is a graduate of Newberry
College, Newberry, S. C.,
land holds a class A certificate.
Tthelya Greene attended the
Woman's College of the University
of North Carolina and later
graduated from Meredith College,
Raleigh. This is her first
year as second grade teacher in
the Supply unit of the ShallotteLockwoods
Folly school system.
Miss Kitty Page Hegner is
first grade teacher at the Supply
unit of the Shallotte-Lock;
woods Folloy school for the first
time this year. She is a graduate
| of Atlantic Christian College and
has had 1 years previous teaching
experience.
MUCH INTEREST
IN 4-H PROGRAM
(Continued from page 4.)
! estated in club work is larger
I than usual this year and the
girls are planning to have a very
| successful term. Miss Elizabeth
! Taylor was the leader of the club
last year and will be working
with the girls again this year.
FORECLOSURE SALE OF REAL
ESTATE MORTGAGE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain
I mortgage deed, made by J. F. Coleman
and his wife, Lydia A. Coleman,
to W. E. Dosher for 1400.00, dated
tho Kth Hov nf Vnvomhor 1Q9.7 rinlv
recorded in Book 52. at page 90. records
of Brunswick County, to which
is hereby especially made. Default
having been made In the payment of
the indebtedness therein described,
the undersigned W. E. Dosher will
offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash at the
courthouse door in the City of Southport,
and the County of Brunswick,
on December 9th, 1996,
at 12 o'clock noon, the following desj
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SUPPLY, N. C.
FIVE
cribed piece, lot tract or parcel of
land lying and being in Brunswick
county, North Carolina, and bounded
and described as follows, to-wit*
Beginning on a large black gum at
or near the run of Beaver Dam
Swamp, John R. Dosher's corner*
runs thence with John R. Dosher's
line S. 30 deg. E. about 105 poles
to a stake another one of John R_
Dosher's corners; in the J, E. Woodside
line; thence with said line N.
55 deg. E. 42 poles to a stake at or
near an old tarkiln bed. thence NT.
30 deg. W. and parallel with John R.
Dosher's line about 105 poles to the
run of Beaver Dam Swamp, thence
down the run of said Swamp as it
meanders to the beginning, containing
24 acres, more or less, being the
same land this day conveyed to J.
F. Coleman by W. E. Dosher and
wife, and not yet recorded.
Dated and posted, this the 9th day
of November, 1935.
W. E. DOSHER, Mortgagee.
S. B. Frink, Attorney. 12-4-e.
FORECLOSURE SALE REAL
ESTATE MORTGAGE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain
mortgage deed made to me by Ed
Brown, and wife, Lillie Brown, et
als. dated the 25th day of September,
A. D., 1926. and duly recorded in
Book 43 at page 359, records of
Brunswick County, to which reference
is hereby especially made. Default
having been made in the payment
of the debt therein described,
I will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash, at public auction, at
the courthouse door in the City of
Southport, Brunswick county. North
Carolina, on Saturday, the
14th day of December, A, D? 19S5.
at 12 o'clock noon, the following
described lot. tract, piece or parcel
of land, lying and being in the
County of Brunswick, in Smithville
Township, and being the "Second
Tract" as described in the mortgage
above referred to. and bounded and
described as follows, to-wit;
Beginning at a stake on the public
Road leading from Southport to Wil
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mutisiuii, uauia ?iv?avA?.. .
and rung thence north 6 decrees west
to a small maple In Laura MeRacken's
Southern corner; thence up the
Branch to the Public Road; thence
with said Public Road to the beginning,
containing three and one-half
acres, according to a plot made by
John N. Bennett.
Dated and posted this the 13th day*
of November, 1935.
JOEL MOORE, Mortgagee.
Robert W. Davis, Attorney for the
Mortgagee. 12-11-e
Miss Pauline Pitts was named
the most distinguished member of
the 1935 graduating class and
her name was engraved upon the
Hamilton Mintz Memorial cup.
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