8, 1936
"Ceiling Zero" Am
Carolina Thea
*
"Ceiling Zero," thrilling drama ^
of commercial aviation, starring
Pat O'Brian and James Cagney, j
opens Thursday at the Carolina <
Theatre, Wilmington. !
It is the story of three war!
buddies who are thrown together *
in commercial aviation.
Cagney, O'Brien and Stuart Er- (
win have the roles of the three
buddies. O'Brien is superinten- (
dent of flyers at a Western air- J
port where Erwin is a pilot. Cag- ]
ney is the most spectacular avi- ]
ator of them all and Pat gets ]
him to join their forces. i
June Travis, a newcomer to the ;
screen, has the leading feminine \
role, that of an air hostess. I
Cagney is a devil with the la- ]
dies and makes a play for the ]
pretty hostess, although he knows
she is engaged to a fellow pilot, j
a part played by Henry Wadsworth.
In order to keep an en- ,
gagement with the hostess, Cag- .
ney gets his friend, Erwin, to
take his run for him. Erwin does .
so, runs into a terrific fog and
is killed. ,
Cagney is completely broken ,
up, and when an order comes
through to send Wadsworth out .
in a terrific storm, he sees an ]
opportunity to make amends. He
knocks Wadsworth on the head
in order tc save him for June,
and makes the run himself, which
he knows will result in certain
death.
Next Week
Marlene Dietrich and GaryCooper
are co-starred in Desire,'
feature attraction at the Carolina ,
Theatre beginning Monday.
Miss Dietrich, as a breath
taking Continental beauty, is used
by a gang of master crooks
to purloin a costly string of
pearls, and accomplishes the job
with finesse. She asks a leading
Parisian jeweler to deliver the
pearls to her so-called husband,
a famous psychiatrist. She then
calls on the psychiatrist to ask
him to examine the jeweler,
whom she represents as her mentally
deranged spouse. In the ensuing
comedy of errors, she makoc
riff urith tViP ipwpIq
. f-cnAV. MARCH 1
want ads
<w>bInZ Refreshments i
JSJ JT^e bows and smiles.
1 ntj&' SERVICE STAlL
?*, N C. 3-25* !
supply- ~
^aUZe"in fresh meats. I
and Fertilizer. H. F.
pes &a. v, c 3-25*
^ Boli^a. _ ;
-pS^EsT BOOM At
fBuilding lots /or sale
* r-r. no M. J- BORI
to ir 3 25 ,,
3X
--rr^fEO for Rawleigh
, 800 families. Write to!0f,!!!h
Dept. NCC-211Rawieig11,
e o oi
,>hmor^_Va' 331 \
^rToiLTBEER, Quick
f^iurist Cabins, and barPINE
TOURIST CAB- .
, 4*2. Leland, N. C. 4-2-*
NOTICEaccounts
of the Emergency
Administration, North Carstrict
No. 4, are now beauidated
All parties holding
? aeainst this organization
\Z file same immediately
District office, Huske
. payetteville, North Carp
M. DuBRUYNE,
Administrator District 4
S55T NURSERY?(Near,
d, specializes in Arbor Vit-1
Broadleafed Evergreen and I
ering shrubs. 4-1
54LE?60 bu. N. C., A-l
its. I. C. POWELL, Leland.
'Is" O 1 o
m Rt. i.
K^TMwch 9. 1936. two
ft Hid white hogs about one
me male, one gilt,
ft notify J N. LANCASTER.
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IlYgaiTs
BjMIMSTRATOK'S XO'IIH j
Ktes qualified as administrator
ft fqaie of D. D. Beck, deceas-,
ft.. of Brunswick county. North
K U,i? to to notify all persons'
FdaJms aninst the estate o?
Bd Ssetl to exhibit them to
Kdenirned at Winnabow, North |
KT on or before the 15th day
Eon 1937. or this notice will;
Haled in bar of their recovery.
Hmotis indebted to the said esKill
please make immediate pay- j
ft the 15th day of February. 1936;
Hi. M BECK, Administrator
Of the D. D. Beck estate. |
H Smtelto. Attorney.
I WTIiF OK S4I.K ?>F
FISH FA( TOB1
Hitcount of an increased bid 011
p"tr Cent over and above the;
l-'-t1- r.iirhrst bid on Febru- 1
:*- ; ;. I will a train offer for
ilWrf
and above the sum of S4.3Gu.0i1.
?! Monday. March no. 1036
H o'clock noon at the courthouse,
HYi the City of Southport, North 1
of the
nr.-' Scrap .v <nl Company,
H all the machinery and equip- 1
H ;v-r-:at d the land upon
Hi the said plant is located, con-;
Hi of 295 more or less.
Smithvllle Tout
County. North Carol i
>,.-, md descriptiona will,
H-ci .it rh- said sale. I
Hi tale will ! > made subject t' 1
Hniilirmaticn of the court imme- ;
sale, either at term;
fudge holding court |
He Kiehth Judicial District. The]
..ill be required to
rent of the amount
Hit bid pending onflrmatkm of
fted and posted, this 29th day
knarv. I'M
GAUSE. Receiver
Btttt Fish Scrap k Oil Company. !
Attorney for the
Heuh 3-34c I
HIMIMSTKATOR'S NOTICE
Hit? qualified as administrator ;
He estate of T T. Robbins, de- :
Hi late of Brunswick County, i
H Carolina, this is to notify all i
HM having claims against the I
H tf said deceased to exhibit
to "te undersigned at his office
He Southern Building, Wilming Aorth
Carolina, on or before the
day o! March, 1937, or this noH?
he pleaded in rar of their
'': persona indebted to aaid
H V:ll please make Immediate
Ruth day of March, 1936.
? M ROBBINS, Administrator
n n- "f ' T Robbins.
HiDavis, Attorney for Ad- ;
Hrotrator. 4-15c j
IjMEf lOSBRF, NOTICE
Km hereby given that by j
M a decree of the Superior
* Brunswick county, N. C?
JP day of December, 1935,
Br v ?n entitled "Brunswick
Palmetto Island Company"
Wjwation The undersigned Comexpose
at public auc
the highest bidder for
April, IMS,
, . - oclock noon at the court
g?0;. Southport. N. C? to sattk
e ?' Court to enri,,
^Payment of $4,500.00, the
in rea' estate, locaOuto.
?, 'e Township, Bruns1^.
i ,,N" c- bounded and desLJJfollows:
> r>Pf. 'he mouth of Light
. nTr* at Four Posts where the
? i;?v,r, e"t formerly kept a
t?m. 'P ,he mouth of said
iiHe.f ?bout 150 feet east of
is ULr i where said beacon
and P' by said Govern?kiJunP,"?
'hence up the
I tan,.! .0' Light House Creek
lo I , ,1'. Erection about five
about ?i2 ln ,he head of said
of -V ??yar!,s of 'be eastern
souths A"antlc Ocean; thence
?to ihJlsi?,n 'be Atlantic Ocean
ita<hp. Atlantic Ocean until the
star tv!L ei"h of Three Feet
irv with the eastern
kunii-.Jt 1 Jbe Atlantic Ocean.
Coast ., be on ? line along
"ill a,il a Point where the
to" aterage a depth of Three
^estlrrf ?b ?the 'hmindarv''of
^^J;'"-fy0hei^^nAaaiine'
> df,th t 'be water will
"T-lv i- Three Feet, and in
"hih of to 'be bar at
a ii .t-,, Cape Fear River,
; to . | about five miles,
i it. si' rh:er with the chan"
optHisi?! T noint in said
iff ' IPRbt House Creek;
^ne .. i(i If Place of beginW
si.',', T Four nosts in the.
V ' Light House Creek.
W, hhv-a'nn hghts were forP
f \''' '"'Vprnment. and
? oxcenti Jb?u.sAnd acres, more
rh it from the above
So u '.sf8" of said land
^jMions u. P'ji Covemment.
Rouse ' '"eluding a lot for
L>tainlnr T end nf Jsai<1
y s lot a,cre8- And at
l^t'Of-wav o i K ^ acre*?.
a> and easement and
^
In her flight, the siren meets;
an American, played by Gary |
Cooper. Perfect foils, they skir-11
mish in a lively give and take
of comedy which moves into ro- !
mance by easy stages.
. - . (
MRS. NORTHROP HOSTESS '
Mrs. Sam Northrop delightfully
entertained the Michigan Club
Saturday night at her home on
Caswell Avenue.
Guests were. Mrs. Sam Brink
man. Mrs. Willie Dosher. Mrs. 1
Mabel Marran, Mrs. Claude Wil- 1
ling and Mrs. E. H. Cranmer.
Delicious refreshments were 1
served.
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public highway from one end of said
Island to the other, said right-ofway
being twenty feet wide.
The above description includes and
is intended to include all land of
Smith Island. South of Light House
Creels. ]
All sales subject to report to and
confirmation by the Court. Ten days *
allowed for raise of bid before deed <
made. Cash to be paid at sale.
This 10th day of March, 1933. '
J. TV. RUARK, |
S. B. FRINK.
4-8-c Commissioners. 1
bT
F:
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'Licensed under Lubri-Zoi Corporation Patents Nob 1
Ask About Ct
and FREJ
Coast Road Sc
SHALLOT
Winnabow r\ews
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Woodbury,
of Wilmington, were visitors at
the home of Mrs. Lizzie Henry
Sunday afternoon.
Clyde McCall and family, of
Clarkton, spent Sunday at the
borne of George Hickman.
D. R. Johnson and daughters,
Miss Catherine, spent Sunday in
Hubert.
Mrs. Victor Sullivan and Miss
Mattie Earp, of Wilmington, spent
Sunday afternoon at the homes
of G. C. and Earl Earp.
Mr. and Mrs. Rifton Sellars
spent Sunday at the homes of
Messrs. Johnnie Swain and Earl
Earp.
Joseph S. Hufham, of Delco,
was a visitor here Monday.
D. R. Johnson and daughters,
Misses Sarah and Mattie, Miss
Helen Taylor and Miss Kate
Johnson motored to Hubert Tuesday
to attend the funeral of their
lunt, Mrs. Sanders. We sympathize
with them in their bereavement.
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THE
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tre In Wilmington
EASTERN STAR
INSTALLATION
The Eastern Star held an installation
of officers service on
Monday night. Those going into
>ffice were as follows: Worthy
Matron, Mrs. R. M. Willis; Wor:hy
Patron, R. E. Sentelle; Asso-1
hate Matron, Mrs. J. W. Ruark;
Associate Patron, J. R. Hood; ]
Conductress, Miss Winnie Willis; ]
Associate Conductress, Mrs. R. I.
Mintz; Treasurer, Miss Lottie
Mae Newton; Secretary, Mrs. J.
Ft. Hood; Chaplain, Mrs. E. H.
Cranmer; Marshall. Mrs. H. T. j
3t. George; Warden, Mrs. K. To- j
oiasen; Sentinel, Miss Susie New-j
ton; Adah, Mrs. Will Barnett;
Ruth, Mrs. B. J. Holden; Ester I
Mrs. W. G. Butler; Martha, Mrs.
A. P. Henry; Electa, Mrs. Robert
St. George.
The Worthy Matron-elect pre- j
sented all the incoming officers
with lovely corsages.
The new officers formed an
arch with stately snapdragons,
through which the Worthy Matron
and Worthy Patron were escorted
to the East.
The outgoing Worthy Matron
and Worthy Patron received
handsome jewels from the chapter.
Honor Mrs. Carlyle
On Her Birthday
Members of the Mill Branch
Free Will Holiness church honored
Mrs. H. E. Carlyle, 78-yearold
member of the congregation,
last Sunday upon the occasion of
her birthday.
Mrs. Carlyle is now living in
the community where she has
resided for almost 60 years and
enjoys the love and highest esteem
of a wide circle of friends.
The celebration in her honor was
a source of great joy to her.
She is the mother of 14 children,
all except one of whom are
living. A grandson, E. B. Smith,
was in charge of the service.
STATE PORT PILOT, SOU1
Earl Earp and George Danford
went to Richmond Monday with
a load of hogs and returned on
Tuesday. They were very well
pleased with the price received.
This section had a heavy rain
Monday night and Tuesday and
the ground is too wet to do much
farming at present.
Miss Mary Johnson had the
misfortune of breaking her nose
recently while playing basketball
but in spite of this the basketball
team of the Bolivia school
has been doing fine work. Miss
Ethel Sowell won a silver cup for
high scoring.
Mrs. D. E. Goodson spent Wednesday
with Mrs. J. L. Henry.
C. Ed Taylor, of Southport,
was a visitor here Thursday.
Mrs. J. Berg, Miss Annie Mae
Woodside and Mrs. Annie K.
Vitou, of Southport, were visitors
here Wednesday.
Mrs. Lillian Willetts Seabold,
of Philadelphia, Pa., is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. F.
Willetts.
Mrs. Preston Savage spent the
week at her home near Supply.
Grissett Town News
(By Mrs. E. V. Leonard)
Because of the heavy rain that
j fell last week the farmers had
;a few days rest, as the soil was
too wet to work. The majority
of the farmers of this section
i are not planting any more tobacco
this year than they were
allowed last year. They hope that
J farmers else where will stay in
line.
Mrs. Rufus Somersett is up
and out again after being confined
to her home for several
days because of illnes.
Mr. and Mrs. McKenley Hewett,
of Shalloette, were visiting
friends here Sunday afternoon.
nr tr fv.? tiffin con of "MV
VV . XI., bite: Hbwc avil ux ?xx.
and Mrs. Willard Redwine, is
j very ill with flu at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Piatt, of
i Myrtle Beach, were visitors at
' the home of Capt. and Mrs. Bill
Somersett Sunday.
Mr. Charlie Trott, one of Elj
more's Chevrolet salesmen visitj
ed Bert Frink this week.
E. Holden, Jr.. of Shallotte,
;was tl\e guest of E. V. Leonard
j Sunday.
Miss Gladys Mintz spent the
week end with friends in Wilj
mington.
G. R. Gore, who is employed
JOSEY FE
Insist on Josey's 100
Filler Fertilizers. No
value. Honorable for a
See one of our <
Dealers in your territor
SAM T. BENNETT, Shallot
BROOKS CASH GROCERY
G. W. KIRBY & SON, Sup
C. P. WILLETTS, Bolivia,
OTHERS MA
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fHPORT, N. C.
on the U. S. Dredge, Henry
Bacon, spent the week-end here
with his family.
j Miss Elneta Russ of Wilming- (
ton was in this section Sunday. '
J Mr and Mrs. "Tink" Hewett .
are both very sick with flu at;
this writing.
H J. Huggins of Myrtle Beach!
was the guest of Miss Pollie J
Thompson Sunday afternoon. !j
Mi and Mrs. Bob Husse of j'
Myrtle Beach visited Mrs. Hus- i
sey's parents, Capt. and Mrs. j
Bill Somersett, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Futch of
Rocky Point were the guests of 1
Mr and Mrs Allard Grissett Sun- !
day 1
Friends are very glad indeed
to learn that Sam Joe Frink, a
neighbor, is one of the county!;
commissioners now.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mintz vis-j'
ited friends in Thomasboro Sun- j i
day afternoon. '
Mr and Mrs. Nelson Bennett,'
their little son, Nelson Tate, and :
daughter, Jackie, of Longwood, I
were the guests of Mrs. E. V.
Leonard Sunday afternoon.
~EXUM
Friends of W. B. Edwards will
, be glad to learn that he is able
to be up after an illness of several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine McKeithan
and children, of Bladenboro,
spent the week-end here with his
paients.
Mrs Sarah Jane Bennett, who
has been ill for several months,
is reported to have been . worse j
for the last week.
Miss Lelia Simmons spent part
of last week with Mrs. W. M.
King at. Freeland.
Miss Margaret Clark, a member
of the Waccamaw school faculty,
has been unable to perform
her duties as teacher for the past
week because of the illness of her i
father
The Exum Home Demonstra- j
tion CJub met with Mrs. Irksene
jVereen on Wednesday of last
week.
Miss Lucille Bennett, of Wilmington,
visited relatives here
during the week-end.
Mjss Myrtha Phelps, who has
been suffering from an attack
of infection of the leg, and flu, j
ij a'Me to be up age in.
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Pilot?$1.60 year in advance.
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quarter of a century. fijl
lealers ox write direct. |!f
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VISIT IN GEORGIA
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson |
returned Tuesday from Pearson, j
3a., where they visited Mrs. r
Thompson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. j 3
loe Young.
STORM WARNING
Storm warnings were flying! n
from the signal tower in the a
garrison Tuesday afternoon and j,
Tuesday night there was a sig- z
lal, white light above red. a
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STREET LIGHTS OUT
Damage caused by the fire n
iiere Tuesday morning put the
street lights out of commission ;]
for Tuesday night. t
'e
Ruddub?What a loving wife L
you have. Here you've been mar- 2
ried for 15 years and I notice ^
that she still meets you at the g
door when you come home from
ivork.
Hubbub?Yes, she's afraid I'll
forget to wipe my feet before I r
go in. r
RUPTURE \
SHIELD EXPERT HERE
H. M. SHEVNAN, widely known ^
expert of Chicago, will |>ersonally ''
be at Cape Fear Hotel, Wilming- (,
ton, Wednesday only, March 25,
from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Mr. Shevnan says: The Zoetic
Shield is a tremendous improve-1
ment over all former methods,
effecting immediate results. It,
will not only hold the rupture
perfectly but increase the circu-'
lation, strengthens the weakened
part, thereby close the opening in (
ten days on the average case, re- (
gardless of heavy lifting, strain- ]
ing or any position the body may ]
assume no matter the size or _
location. A nationally known sci-1 i
entific method. No under straps';
or cumbersome arrangements and
absolutely no medicines or medi- j
cal treatments.
Mr. Shevnan will be glad to j 1
demonstrate without charge. <
Add. 6441 N. RICHMOND ST., \
Chicago. (
For 15 years assistant to F. H. i
Seeley, famous rupture expert of ]
Chicago. (Adv.) i
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All kinds of plows
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Make this Store the
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OPERETTA COMING SOON
The primary grades of Southtort
school are giving an opeetta,
"Sleeping Beauty," April
rd.
CAPTIOI. NEWS
(Continued from page 2.)
lillion, whereas it now exceeds
half billion copies." Considerig
the fact that Congress utilies
many of these documents as
means of keeping their names
efore the voters, the House did
ot accept the suggestion of
laking the legislators or the
ublic pay for this flood of readrig
matter. The prospect of a
wo-cent per mile railroad fare
ffective this summer did not
hange the customary grant of
0 cents a mile for the legislaors
going and coming from each
ession.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express to our
nany friends and especially the
nembers of Bald Head and Oak
sland Coast Guard Stations our
leepest gratitude and apprecia;ion
for their many kind services
shown us during the loss of our
ion and brother, Bill Creech.
MR. and MRS. J. J. WEEKS
' And Children.
Political
Announcements
FOR THE HOUSE
I hereby announce my canailacy
for the Democratic nomination
for Representative to the
lower house of the North Carolina
Legislature, subject to the
lune primary. Support of the
roters will be appreciated.
J-I8-C JAMES B. CHURCBL
FOR RECORDER
I am a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Judge
>f the Recorder's Court of Brunavick
county, subject to the will
>f the voters in the June primary.
Your support will be appreciated.
J-18-c J. B. WARD.
or Planting
ANTERS
nore effective by using
JIPMENT
and replacements
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FIELD PEAS
L BEANS
ling Company
, Proprietor
tTH CAROLINA
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