Id s ESP ay, june 17,
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J UlSTZ-VODSOS
I much interest to theii
Ls over the state is th<
lage of Miss Virginia Let
Ln to Colon Shaw Mintz
? 13th. in Goldsboro.
L Mintz is the daughter oi
tv Agent and Mrs. J. e
E,n of Ash. She was educa
ftt Southport high school anc
B'onian's College of the Uni
Ey of North Carolina. While
Ijlege she was a member 01
mdelphi Sorority, Play Lik
Ehe dramatic club and vari
Ether student activities. Since
E1934, Mrs. Mintz has beer
trapher in the office of the
K agent.
E Mintz is the son of Mr
jfrs. Harry L. Mintz, oi
fttte. He attended the Pres
an Junior College for men
E he graduated from the
my department. He receivec
E S. degree from State Cot
fin 1934. While at State he
?m~.nni, hoard oi
on the puuntuwv..
Agriculturalist and Watagu
Kff. also a member of the
Ac. A. cabinet and varioui
I campus activities. In July
I Mr. Mintz was appointee
ant county agent in Nasi
A working as assistant foi
Bnonths. then became countj
of Wayne county and is
the youngest county agenl
Ae extension force in the
I nXV PHADRICK
I and Mrs. A. G. Peadrick
luthport, announce the marI
of their daughter, NatheB
John Robert Ivey, of LakeIon
Friday, June 12, at the
It parsonage in Southport
lev T. H. Biles officiated.
Ik$. mixtz hostess
I. R I. Mintz entertained a(
Kme on Atlantic Avenue or
Isday afternoon in honor oi
ster, Mrs. E. H. Arlington
to her departure or Mon|
Panama.
living room and dining
were en suite for the oc
and were attractively dec
with summer flowers,
ge was played at three
| '.rith high score prize goI
Mrs. Gus McNeil. Mrs. Joe
. Jr.. cut consolation. Mrs
ton. Mrs. H. S. Willis anc
Richards all received
| guest p::
he conclusion of the game;
us refreshments were ser
e playing were: Mesdame;
d Sellers. W. S. Dosher
St. George, John Swan, R
ndle. Thomas St. George
Willis. E H. Arrington
Chadwick, Gus McNeil, R
:es. and Miss Marion St
Non-playing guests were
mes Minnie Richards, Ru
Fulcher and Joe Young, Jr
:AVE FOR PANAMA
E. H Arrington and chiland
Pearce Cranmer left
y for New York City, frorr
they will sail for Panama
: Mr. Arrington.
w Britton News
L L. Todd, of Mollie fillregular
appointment a!
!r;tton Baptist Church or
June 7. A large congrewas
present and a wondermor.
was enjoyed by all.
David Clifton, of Olc
spent Monday in this secsiting
relatives and friend:
Lillian Watts, the young
of Mr. and Mrs. M. B
who attended Appalachiar
rs College at Boone thi:
inter has been spending a
acation here with her parhe
returned Monday, June
resume her studies.
Babson was a busines:
in Wilmington Tuesday.
Formy Duval has beer
sick list for some time
e hope for him a speedj
y.
er Inman, who underwent
tendectomy at Brunswicl
Hospital is out again, we
d to see.
1 Lay Piatt, of Wampee
s spending some time witl
"dmother, Mrs. J. L. Bab
'his place.
to Mr. and Mrs. D. L
June 6, a bouncing boy
Brooks.
S I King was a busines;
' n Whiteville Monday,
and Mrs. G. W. Babsoi
' to Wilmington Wednes
a shopping tour.
86 Formy Duval, of South
i^nt the week-end hen
13 parents.
y- the little son of Mr
rs Foster King is righ
Present.
jf Ross who is employe
Soil Conservation a
Dn- spent the week-en;
3 family here.
1 Mrs. D. G. Wilson an
,na Ross and childre;
3ar ;ay at Myrtle Bead
! reported a good time.
1936
IETY
! NEWS
BRIEFS
I ILL AT HOME
Mrs. Sam Northrop is ill at
: her home here.
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MRS. COX ILL
Mrs. W. K. Cox is ill at her
*
^ home in Southport.
CASINO CLOSES
The Port City Casino, located
f in Southport, has closed for the
| summer.
REOPENING STATION
I The Central Service Station is
being reopened for business by its
i owner, C. M. Crapon.
f'
.IN HOSPITAL
: I C. M. Fulwood, of Southport,
5 is a patient in the Brunswick
, I County Hospital.
i |
i HOSPITAL PATIENT
" Mrs. J. A. Sellars, of Bolivia,
' [ is a patient in the Brunswick
i! County Hospital.
: ENTERS HOSPITAL
F. S. Milliken, of Shallotte, entered
the Brunswick County Hos;
pital Sunday.
IMPROVEMENTS
The Hood Service Station here
j recently has been repainted and
; enlarged in order to bake care of
. increased business.
GOOD FISHING
A fishing party aboard the
Josephine Marshall, pleasure boat
ihhlontnnty to the Rnv an/^ Mra
; w w?v *?v?. ujiu itii o.
A. H. Marshall, caught about 150
pounds of sea bass Tuesday.
TONSILECTOMY
Miss Peggy Carr, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Carr, under.
went a tonsilar operation last
Wednesday at the Brunswick
County Hospital.
RECUPERATING
James Pledger and Ernest Bowles,
two members of the crew
I of the Modoc, who were hurt
1 several weeks ago when their
automobile crashed into a mule
on the highway during a fog, are
recovering at the Brunswick
County Hospital from injuries
sustained in the wreck.
CORRECTION
The card of appreciation run
last week thanking voters for |
their support in the first primary 1
and signed "J. B. Ruark" was
run by Burnice Russ, unsuccessful
candidate for the Democratic
nomination as Register of Deeds.
The advertisement is being run
correctly today over the signa.
ture "J. B. RUSS."
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i CAMP TEAM LOSES
i Wrightsboro defeated the Camp
Sapona nine Saturday afternoon
on a soggy diamond by the onesided
score of 15 to 1. The CCC
outfit was able to present only
a skeleton of its former line-up
" due to the fact that several of
the players were away for the
1 week-end.
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Mrs. Annie K. Vitou and Mrs.,
Will G. Butler are spending this
week at Wrightsville Beach, the
guests of Mrs. Ida Gooding.
j
Miss Sally Dosher spent the
past week-end here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dosher. |
Mrs. Ennis Robinson, Wrights-'
ville "Jeach, is spending a few
days here with her mother, Mrs.
W. K. Cox.
Miss Mary Garrett, who holds j
a position in Wilmington, visited
her mother here during the past j
week-end.
Miss Corrina Swink, of Raleigh,
is spending her vacation in
Southport.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid, of |
Pompano, Fla., visited her aunt,
Mrs. Annie O. Robinson, last
week.
John Jenrette, of Longwood,!
was a business visitor in South
port Tuesday.
Mrs. C. A. Jones and daughter,
Lucille, now residing at Burgaw,
arrived last week to visit friends
here.
George Marsh, of Raleigh, was
a business visitor in town last j
week.
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Mrs. O. Parker, of Wilmington,
has been visiting Mrs. Jack Oli-j
ver for the past week.
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Mrs. Lanie Southerland is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Earl Hancock,
in Wilmington this week.
Miss Pauline Chadwick has
been spending the past two weeks
here with her sister, Mrs. Charlie
Aldridge.
Miss Clyde Fields Swam, who
has been spending the winter
months in Morton, Pa., with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Fowler, and
attending school there has returned
home to spend the summer
months with her sisters, Misses
Vera, Dorothy and Mary Swain.
Mrs. H. M. Shannon and children
have returned home from
Georgia, where they spent the
past two weeks with relatives.
Miss Mae Phelps, of Washington,
D. C., arrived last week to
spend the summer here at the
Thompson home.
Miss Katherine Leiner, of Wilmington,
spent last week-end
here with Mrs. W. G. Butler.
Miss Josephine Wolfe, who has
been visiting relatives in Wilmington,
has returned home.
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Friends of John Shannon are
glad to know that he is recovering
from a recent illness.
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Mrs. Earl Hancock and children,
of Wilmington, spent last
week-end here with Mrs. Lanie
Southerland.
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fHPORT, N. C.
Misa Beatrice Lewis, a studei
nurse at James Walker Memorii
Hospital, Wilmington, is spent
ing her vacation with her pa:
er.ts at their home on the ol
Lehew Farm, at Waldon Creel
near Southport
Judge E. H. Cranmer, aft<
having spent the past week I
his home here, left Monday mon
ing to hold a term of court i
Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ottowa;
of New York, are visiting M
and Mrs. C. W. Easley.
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Mr. and Mrs. Doctor O'Quim
who have been visiting Mr
i Vienna Leggett, have returned t
I their home in Norfolk, Vat
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CLOSET SEAT
Ilk $1.65
vMm/e ry j| Mahogany finWjjW
/ y J1 ished, . . hardwood
seat with
SBBpP^ chrome plated
A SI.98 value
PITCHER PUMP
llM $1-49
I m- 3-in. iron cylWjSjR[|j|
I inder. ground
\ 'I u and polished
j|_B| >i\ inside. Oak
\ tanned leathf\ers
. y A $1.95 value
WELL POINT
1 1-4x30" $1.59
PUMP PIPE
Galvanized
1 l-4"x5 ft 85c
BRASS FAUCET
1-2 inch 59c
TANK FLOATS
Solid Copper 15c
Closet
A $20 Value
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11 Shallotte News
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i- Mrs. Lillian Oliver and Miss
r-1 Gladys Trye have returned from
id Philadelphia, where they visited
It, | friends and relatives.
John Goley, of Wilmington, was
a visitor here Friday.
:r Misses Eula Mae and Vera
it Long, Peggy and Annie Laura
i- Swain spent Sunday afternoon at
n Lake Waccamaw.
Little Joy Russ delightfully entertained
a number of friends at
V, a birthday party at her home on
r. Monday afternoon.
Of much interest to the people
of this county was the marriage
a, of Miss Virginia Dodson and Mr.
s. Colon Mintz, which occurred on
a Saturday at Goldsboro. Miss Dodson
is the attractive daughter of
County Farm Agent and Mrs. J.
t. E. Dodson, of Exum.
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Kerosene
A fully automatic, modern, economical
Refrigerator for which
you'd pay at least $300 elsewhere
Operates continuously for days at
a time without attention!
Silent, odorless, 4 inch blue flan
lighting and control. Costs only 4 t
Dulux Finish, Seamless porcelain e
81 cube unit; 5.5 cub. ft. capacity; i
your chance to get a modern up to i
less!
We Don't
Believe It!
There is an opinion abroad in
the land that the bonus payments
to ex-soldiers will be
frittered away in a fortnight
on luxuries of little permanent
value.
We don't believe it! We
know the ex-soldier, personally.
There are literally hundreds
and hundreds of them
in Sears big family. He is just
now turning forty years of
age and is a level-headed business
man. We've seen him
grow up. No longer is he the
carefree lad who, seventeen
years ago, wrote world history
with a bayonet and punctuated
it with Stokes mortars
' and hand grenades.
Right now, in middle life,
I the ex-soldier is interested in
his family and home. We
know, for more and more of
them are COMING TO SEARS
to arrange for their bonus investment,
arranging to purchase
radios, electric refrigerators,
washers, furniture, stoves
and other lasting comforts for
the family. No, the soldier's
: bonus will not be "frittered"
away.
Investigate Sears Plan to
: help conserve this bonus.
Outfit E?
. 54.00 Dc
=sss33?5SSS*\ S5.00 Mi
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THREE
Mr. Mintz is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry L. Mintz, of
Shallotte.
Misses Helen Turner and i.nnis
Lay Winstead were Shallotte
visitors Thursday evening.
The marriage of Miss Alma
j Louise Lewis to Mr. Theodore
i Newton, of Gastonia, which will
be Saturday evening, June 20th,
will be of interest to their many
friends of the county.
Mayor and Mrs. Jackson Greer,
Jr., of Whiteville, were Shallotte
visitors Monday.
LEAVES HOSPITAL
J. H. Warren, convict from the
Brunswick county prison camp,
; was dismissed from the Brunswick
County Hospital Monday
following an appendicitis operaI
tion.
:fers
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Coldspot
$219.50
ONLV $10.00 DOWN
Small carrying charge on
Easy Terms
le burner. Automatic burner. Re,o
7 cents a day to run! White
snameled interior. Fast freezing,
inconditionally guaranteed. Here's
date Refrigerator for $60 to $100
35-lb. ROOFING
89c
SCREEN WIRE
| wire 16 meshi
Sero Cote
HOUSE PAINT
Compares with O ^
other brands sel- VL I \J V
ling up to twice ^1,0 G
this low price.
Made and sold GaU(m
by Sears?tnats
why the price is In 5 Gal.
so low. Lots
LINSEED OIL
In your contain- ?
er. Per Gal 85C
nni mnr lTTiifn
i unrtiN i int
In your contain- s~r\
er. Per gal OyC
trie Water Pump
IT"'
lenience of running water in your
th this Double Acting, Reciproiimp.
Pumps 250 gals, per hour,
me control and relief valve.
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WILMINGTON, N. C.