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M^pfjESDAY^DEC^18^93 \ SO CI I MRS. WARREN E CBEEXE-BUSS f" H,? outstanding event of the If KjoliJay feasor, was the wed- I of Miss Jessie Mae Russ I jV Elwood T. Greene, which solemnized at 2:00 o'clock Kv afternoon at the home of 1 Mrs. J. H. Russ. It ^EfV E. M Hall, pastor of the I ^K^ocist church, officiated, and 11 ^KT uere spoken in the prea- j - - ?j ir 0f relatives ana rnenus. P j to the ceremony nuptial j ( C was rendered by Miss Mae J ( Ire Russ- ! L. bri(ie wore an outfit ofl( mv blue accessories. , j L bride is the niece of Mr., f j H. Huss and is one' Isouthport's most attractive |, ue jroon: s the popular son '. fjjr, and Mrs. E. T. Greene, of Laurie. Mr. Greene has a po-! pwith the Candle Motor Co.. J VISITING PARENTS I L George H. Marshall and j C L son. Richard, arrived in, a tort from Tokio, Japan, for j { L with her parents, Rev. and j I L v H. Marshall, who reside bs Marshall's husband is the , 1 peal director of St. Pauls v tosity in Tokio. Mrs. Mar-! r C is an instructor of English1 s"dramatics, giving part time t |St Paul's University, and part t her time to Waseda Univer- t r Mrs. Marshall has been j a ird over radio by her parents | America as she sings at oc- ' e iotal intervals over the In- J atonal hook-up from the ao station. [r. Marshall has gained forie self a national reputation as j e seal director of Athletics and j1) the man who introduced j \ hall in the Japanese colleges ; Universities. He has been , e tinted advisor of the football j h is in the colleges and Uni- j r ites of Japan. Mr. Marshall j i his way home from Tokia j s expects to arrive in Southduring Christmas week. Rev. Mrs. A. H. Marshall are! -U 1 I.J ? . j, 1 | l. ~^?tsv iwnuig luxwaiu w zittv- i, Mm with them as it has ? Hi six years since his last vis- r I HONOR MISS RUSS 1 Hbs Annie Russ and Mrs.; f H& Russ entertained at a Htllaneous shower Friday eve-1J at the home of Mr. and I Jimmie Russ, in honor of 1 Jessie Mae Russ, whose I Hage to Mr. Elwood T. t ^Hoe was solemnized December d I H5 P'uss received many love-! J Pfts. The hostesses were asH~ "> entertaining by Mrs. s ^uss- A salad course was | "> ? toe Christmas colors, | green. H^Piests included: Mrs. Char-1( ?*ann, Mrs. James Smith,11 Ottice Holden, Miss Brit tie IJ i Mrs- Charlie Newton, j a Wells, Mrs. Edna Bell, i c ^Robbie Woodside, Mrs. | D -r Rourk, Mrs. Francis B. IJ W' ^ Frank Plaxco, Miss I Cumbee, Miss Christine C K. ? 35 Gladys Frye, Miss I H\,Hood' Mrs. Rudolph Ful-it p Mar>' Winstead, Miss Hi! e' Mrs- R D- White s . L;,e Zue Newton and Mrs. I Hs salad, cake, punch and 'e j were served. t l fsrned h0me ' < L "rs- Lewis Hardy have s KL*m Florida to spend F BtH Wlth Mrs. Hardy's 8 JNO' I Firsi i i ash p. o.?i j- i). babsoi J freeland EXUM?Benn mrs. m. e. ( i south port evans fili ' THE STATE HARVELL-CHILDS The marriage of Mr. C. W. Harvell to Mrs. Agnes Childs, both of Leland, took place September 20, 1935, at Marion, South Carolina. MISS SMITH HOSTESS Miss Marion Smith delightfully entertained the Southport home demonstration club in her apartment on Caswell Avenue last week. Christmas colors and decorations beautified the rooms. Games and contest were enjoyed. Mrs. Clarence Danford and Mrs. Bessie Watson won attractive prizes. BRIDGE HOSTESS Mrs. Robert Thompson entertained her club Friday afternoon at her home. Thost playing were, Mrs. Dan Harrelson, Mrs. Fred Willing, Miss Nancy Hood and Mrs. Thompson. Delicious refreshments were served. SHARP-SULLIVAN Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Sullivan wish to announce the marriage of i their daughter, Miss Radie Sullivan, of Leland, to Mr. Herschel Sharpe, of Southport. The ceremony was performed at the Baptist parsonage by the Rev. T. H. Biles Sunday, December 8. Mr. Sharpe is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sharpe, of Leland. The couple i3 making their home for the present with their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Coleman. MRS. ST. GEORGE HOSTESS Mrs. H. T. St. Georgre delierht 5 ETY 1 IOOD, EDITOR ? Social Calendar | SOCIAL CALENDAR Wednesday, December 18 7:30 P. M?Mrs. J. G. Chrisian will entertain the Friday Jridge Club at a Christmas pary Thursday, December 19 8:00 P. M.?Mrs. Frank St. ^rge will give the Pinochle -'ub a Christmas party. -iI 30oiPu M;~The h'gb school .ilee Club will present an ope etta. Monday, December 23 8:00 P. M.?Mrs. Fred Willing vjII give her club a Christmas ree. HONOR MRS. MARSH AH Mrs. W. S. Dosher and Mrs. iim Thompson were joint hosesses Thursday afternoon at a ea at Mrs. Thompson's home on 3ay Street in honor of Mrs ieorge Marshall, of Tokio, Japin. Mrs. Marshall is visiting her )arents, Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Marshall, who reside here. Mrs. White and Mrs. A. H. Marshall presided at the tea ta>!e. In the center of the table vas a candelabrum holding prettv ed candles Mrs. Marshall was attired in 'lack gown trimmed in metal and urban to match. A large number of guests called during the ifternoon. Mrs. Marshall will spend sevral months here. SURPRISE MISS RCSS Miss Robbie Woodside surprisd Miss Jessie Mae Russ, bridelect, Wednesday with a miscelmeous shower given at the Voodside home. A number of her friends joind in wishing the bride much appiness. Many lovely gifts were eceived by the bride. Delicious refreshments were erved. MRS. CHANMER HOSTESS Mrs. E. H. Cranmer delightfuly entertained members of the Jouthport school faculty Friday light at her home on Moore Jtreet. Games and contests were njoyed during the evening. Miss Jyrtle Taylor won the Bingo irize. Those attending were: Mr. and Irs. C. A. Ledford, Mr. and Mrs. 'rank Sasser, Miss Myrtle Tayor, Miss Marion Watson, Miss ^elah Parker, Miss Julia Cromarie, Miss Clyde Bryan, Mrs. Claule Willing, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph lintz, Mrs. Robert Willis and Irs. H. W. Hood. Delicious refreshments were erved. FRIDAY CLUB MEET The Friday Afternoon Bridge ?lub met with Mrs. J. D. Suton at her home on Lord Street, pfrs. J. W. Jelks won high score ind Mrs. H. W. Hood cut the onsolation. Those present were: Mrs. J. W. elks, Mrs. J. G. Christian, Mrs. I. T. St. George, Mrs. Frank St. Jeorge, Mrs. J. W. Ruark, Mrs. larry Corlette, Mrs. M. A. Norhrop and Mrs. H. W. Hood. Potato salad and coffee were erved. F. F. CLUB MEETS Mrs. W. G. Butler delightfully :ntertained her club Friday afernoon at her home on West Street. Mrs. I. B. BusseJs, Mrs. 1 G. Ruark, Mrs. George Wation and Mrs. A. K. ViLu were resent. Delicious refreshments were erved. TICE! t Call Fo) )ecember 20th M'S?December 20th_. P. O.?December 20.. lett's Store?Decemb CORE'S?December T?December 23rd .... JNG STATION?D C. BROWN, ^| fully entertained the Pinochle Club Monday afternoon at her home on Caswell Avenue. The living room was beautiful with I Christmas colors and decorations. Delicious refreshments were I served. V^ik ?: P cs^iM |i iS WHITMAN'S SCHRAFFS $ JOAN MANNING I'M MARTHA WASHINGT m ROLLS jjg! COMPLETE ASSORTM lj$ CANDY IN JARS | Watson's! 12 SOUTHPC |!===^= How Calotabs To Throw C Millions have found in Calotabs a most valuable aid in the treatment I of colds. They take one or two tab I lets the first night and repeat toe | third or fifth night if needed. ; How do Calotabs help Nature throw off a cold? First, Calotabs is I one of the most thorough and dei pendable of all intestinal eliminants, : thus cleansing the Intestinal tract of ! the germ-laden mucus and toxinea NOT! r 1935 Tt er 20th 20th ecember 23rd ? Tax Colled jPORT Pltofr, SPUTHPORT, Personal < Mr. and Mrs. Toralph Tobiasen 1 of Wilmington spent last week-'1 end with Mr. and Mrs. K. Tobi-: < asen. Mr. W. S. Davis, Mr. Preston J r Bryant, Mr. Swann and Mr. Tho'mas Larsen, of Morehead City, spent last week-end home. < Miss Elizabeth Pridgeon. of Delco, is visiting her sister, Mrs. ^ J. W. Ruark. - < i Judge and Mrs. Harrison visi- j jted Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ruark i I last week. 1 I * * 1 Joe Jelks, of Wake Forest Col- j lege, will arrive Thursday to spend the holidays with his | mother. Mrs. Charlie Hewett left Tues- i i day for Conway, S. C., where i she will visit for two days before continuing to Tarpon Springs, Fla., where she will join her hus; band. Miss Margaret Taylor, a jun| ior at Greensboro College, is ex- j 1 pected to arrive home for the I ' Christmas holidays Wednesday, night. Saturday shoppers in Wiiming-; i ton included: Mr. and Mrs. Hen- | j ry Potts, Mr. and Mrs. Robert | Jones, Rob. Morse. Mrs. H. T. j j St. George, Mrs. Claude Willing, | Judge and Mrs. E. H. Cranmer, I \/f 1 nn Taonnntto PrQnmOr "MVa I iUI>9>3 OVatUIVbbV Viuxxiv, ..UMI Arron, Mrs. George Watson. Miss j Marion Watson, Mrs. C. G. Ru-1 ' ark, Mrs. Robert St. George, Miss I Louise Watson, Rev. A. H. Mar- ' | shall and Mrs. George Marshall. $ jfe.1 $1.00 to $3.00 J; ' 60c to $2.00 m 60c to $1.00 ON LOG CABIN # 40c to 75c ay ; ENT OF HARD :?jj , > from 15c to 50c Pharmacy IRT, N. C. !?: Help Nature )ff a Bad Cold Second, Calotabs are diuretic to the kidneys, promoting the elimination : of cold poisons from the system. Thus Calotabs serve the double purpose of a purgative and diuretic, both of | which are needed in the treatment of colds. Calotabs are quite economical; * ??* ? nontc fAP fho fomllv oniy uwcnuy-xi?c ?r~7~". package, ten cento ior tne trial package. (Adv.) M3IJIXKKKM3t3tKK3t3t3C?| CE! i ixes |; it 11 ... 9-10 A. M. I! . 10-11 A. M. |[ . 11-12 A. M. || 1-2 P.M. ]| . 2:30-4 P. M. j j ... 9-12 A. M. 11 2-4 P.M. ji 11 t?r | KKKKKK**! M?WlfIlW / V: ,thS V NORTH CAROLINA Mr. Ennis Week, of New York, d s spending the holidays here i vith relatives and friends. a Mr. Ike Robinson arrived home | ^ h Saturday from State College, in!D italeigh, to spend the holidays j11 vith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ? 3. D. Robinson. ja Miss Dorothy Bell, a junior at ^ High Point College, will arrive ii rhursday for the Christmas holilays. y Bobby: What is it that makes b :orn pop? Father: Weil, you see the polygonal starch cells in the corn are jf such a nature as to facilitate r expansion by heat and to render I it explosive in character. There is i fracture of the particles along ii the line of least resistance, in r mmmm.mmn 1ST | SEARS s; H A Practical Gift Keep Him Warn | Men's LUMBER! elol S; i^jBlrEi "Tc | ene 1 YOUR CHOICE ( I PROGRAMS WI I SILVEI Ki j^f Battery ]V S&E A Christmas Gift the entire CjJ enjoy. Standard broadcast rang Dial: True tone speaker; S dyne Circuit. Beautiful cabinet m veneers imAR SAAn | ;p^;. f | Open Every I CHRIS I 9:00 1 vjaaag^ B.T J.-V a. rit M 307-309 NORTH FRONT === r lirection of the two main radii, t Tie endosperm swells consider- 1 bly as a result, the peripheral f ortions cohering with the hull * ut the fractured portions turn- * ig back in a more or less symletrical manner to meet below he embryo. Why Bobby, where t re you going? Bobby: Little sister wanted to h mow. So I'm going to explain t to her. "Dearest, ,a little bird told me f 'ou were going to buy a diamond i irooch for my birthday." c "It must have been a cookoo." < Stranger: Farm products cost nore than they did a while back, low do you explain it? 1 Farmer: Well, when a farmer s supposed to know the botanical ? lame of what he's raising and 1 HVINGS MAKE .'ISwSl FOR E At work OUTDOOR M, fArK HI-CUTJ 279 $2.9f Heavy Quality I water reling jacket double stitched for st de of rubized suede Composition Soles ^ ? W} t.h Boys Model in sai ll0n' ast" stvle as abover front. QQ e pockets ?pl.y(5 "ELG Double Bai AMERICA'S FASTEST A A A A $35.00 U**l|- | Value For (^7 0 1 jpw gpw " A Sears ELGIN Bicycle is the jift without equal for the soy. A snappy model with a ow price. Check features at ight. )F THE SEASON S TH THIS 5-TUBE CTONE Iodel Radio fMQC ?; Airplane uperhetero$3. down. $4. month ; of walnut Plus Small Carrying Charge | rA WERE'S m >R CHRISTMAS 20 inch DOLL j WITH REAL HAIR |$1.19 < i he bargain of the season is a < eautiful doll with real hair and 1 yes that open and close. Dressi in pleated organdie. OTHERS UP TO ( $4.95 Night Until TMAS P. M. mm* ST. FIVE he entomological name of the jugs that eat it and the chemi:al name of the stuff that will till the bugs somebody's got to >ay for all this knowledge, ain'they ? i Teacher: "What insect requires he least nourshment?" Percival: "The moth. It eat toles!" CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our many friends, vho have so loyally stood by us luring the illness and death of >ur dear sister, Polly. Her sisters, MRS. J. P., and MISS DRUCILLA MILLICAN. 12-18C Subscribe to The State Port ?ilot, $1.50 a year. IN K ? Bicycles | - 5 r SELLING BIKE ^ pi $3. down, $5. month Uk Plus Small jgf %J%3 Carrying Charge *?Re-inforced Handlebars $3t *?Balloon Tires *?Chrome Plated Rims 8k M and Sprockets | BM II II H I S f. m| B ^ I ?? ?k $snjl L.,r j| Streamline Wagon ^ Snappy, Streamlined . . . ^ 3PEE-DEE Wagon, made of w leavy steel. Rubber tired vheels. $2.69 | Kick-Back^ ^ Pun for evervone! ' 4Kf everyone makes a score. 9? 1 SEZ33 | WILMINGTON, N. C. jj| SSSSSm
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