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A 0i>/l f? ovi/lout who are seeking to be re-nomin
t?gvu ixesiaem ated 3 Rolanci Mintz spoke tc
Di6S At H01116 the voters, as did R. Will Davis
Southport man. S. C. Gore anc
Mrs. Olive Mintz, aged lady of J. C. Chadwick came In late
the Mill Branch community, pas- but were given an opportunity
sed away at her home Satur- to speak. L. C. Tripp, eighth
day night, April 30th. candidate for this office, was
, Aunt Ollie, as she was known, not present.
f/as highly respected and loved G. T. Reid was the only canby
every one. She lived to be didate for the board of educaover
83 years old and despite her tion who was present for the
declining health looked after her meeting. home
until she suffered a stroke M. A. Northrop led off the
just a week before her ceath. talks for aspirants for the nominShe
was laid to rest on Surday ation for coroner. He was followafternoon
in the Mintz cemetery ed by John G. Caison, incumbent,
near Shallotte by the side of her | and Drew Long, the third enhusband
who preceeded her to | trant.
the grave seven years ago. She i Talks made by the three men
leaves 2 sons, B. J. Mintz, Wil- iseekin* nomination for the sher,
? , ... Jiffs office were short and sweet,
mmgton, and Claudius M.ntz, of j A Russ, Wrent Mintz and
the old home: two daughters,; Dil]on Gfli ke ,n that ord_
Mrs. J. W. Hewett, Shallotte, and er
(Miss Julia Mintz, of the old 'Captain j. B Church niade an
home, nine grand children also appeal for the support of dry
survive. voters in his first talk before
J . . a political gathering. Cornelius
If The child population of England ; xhomas f0n0wed him with a
increased 40 per cent between | somewhat longer outline of policy.
||j 1351 antl j Included in his platform was a
| dry plank. R. E. Sentelle, third
DEMOCRATS HOLD candidate for the nomination, was
t SPEAKING MEET in Asheville on business. He had
IN COURTHOUSE a case in court there that day,
(Continued from page 1) and another in Newton on Monsecure
votes." He devoted most day.
of his allotted time to a plea for Clifton Moore, of Burgaw, was
party loyalty over and above present at the meeting and made
personal ambition. a fine impression on the audience
| First man introduced to the in a well-stated appeal for their
crowd by Chairman L. T. Yas- j confidence and support in his
K kell presiding, was J. M. Roach, | race for Judge of the Superior
chairmen of the board of county j court. J. J. Burney, his opponent,
commissioners. He was followed was not present,
by Oliver Lewis and S. J. Frink, Junius Powell, candidate for
also present members of the board j nomination as solicitor, spoke
| | for County Commissioner |
On two occasions I have had the p
privilege of serving the citizens of ||
f| Brunswick county as a member of the pf
jj| board of county commissioners. In ?j[
each instance I have served to the ||
| very best of my ability. I now am |f
seeking nomination on the Democrat[
-V ic Ticket in the Primary, June 4th.
"r; upon the basis of my record in the ft'
jg past. Your active support and vote ||
will be greatly appreciated. W
j | OLIVER LEWIS }
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MEN'S COTTON SLACKS 97c up
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THE STATE PORT PILOT, S
briefly to voters assembled. David orderly. Each defendant was
> Sinclair, the other candidate, was remitted, and the costs of the
, not present. case.
1: Tilghman Blackburn, white,
BASEBALL TEAM | was charged with carrying
IS WORKING OUT concealed weapon?a butcher
11 (Continued on page 7) knife. Action of nol pros with
i Neil and Eddie Spencer, veterans leave was taken at no cost to
of other years. Fred Willing, for- the county.
mer mainstay of the local mound Doshie Blackburn, white, who
, corps, is expected to report this pleaded gumy to charges of
week. cursing on the public highway,
Ed. Wells, Lawrence Willing was &ven 30 days in her
and Billie Newton are other ex- sentence being suspended upon
perienced players who are report- Payment of the costs of the case
ing for daily workouts. Herbert and uP?n the further condition
Rodgers is a valuable addition to that she refrain from raising
the squad, and will be used eit- furU>er disturbance upon the proher
behind the bat or on the in- Per'y Frink.
field.
Younger players who have been May Place Buoy Marker
showing an interest in the team Over Wreck Of Mt. Dyrfus
are Hugh Spencer, Dan Clemmons (Continued from page 1)
and Eugene O'Brien. by Mr. Keziah asking that the
Garland Hubbard is manager of buoy marker be placed,
the local outfit. Old wrecks are notorious as
good fishing grounds, so when it
If These Pictures Are Good was su^ested 801116 time aB?
Southport's Fame Spreads 0,6 bull of the Mt. Dyrfus
(Continued from page 1) be dynamited local sportsmen probecoming
interested in fish- tested. Superintendent Beck asing
Another striking portray- certained her location, declared
al will be the absolute safe- that she constituted no menace
ty attendent on fishing at !t0 nav^ation and ruIed that she
Southport. The local boat- should remain intact so long as
men are noted for their care- |wlnd and weather would permit,
fulness and attention to the '
safety of all in their charge, THURSDAY TO BE
and it is a striking fact that I HOSPITAL DAY j
I /OAnfinnod fmm nap-e nnel
I no life has ever been lost or i ?? *"_dt
endangered, nor any injury 'building. Most noticable is the resustained
by anyone engaged j Pointing and replastering of the
in sport fishing here. [main floor. The colored ward
As an illustration of the also has been repainted and relocal
carefulness, one series | furnished.
of six pictures will show J Most apparent need of the hosMiss
Lough I in falling over- Pital now is a thorough job of
board from the Fannie Quid- repainting and repair work on the
ley. In the next she is seen fir?t floor,
struggling in the water. , ;
The prow of a lifeboat glides Still Uncertain About
into view and a life jacket is CCC Camp Buildings Here
thrown with such skill that j (Continued from page 1)
it falls within a few inches jded the owners of the property
of the straggler. The boat jwill give the city a lease on the
moves alongside the girl, [lands. Captain I. B. Bussells, who
now supported by the jack- [represents the owners, has agreet,
and a brawny guardsman ed to do this provided plumbing
reaches over and yanks her [fixtures, water lines, wiring, etc.,
into the boat, she is stretch- is left in these structures,
ed across a seat and the wa- First word from headquarters
ter forced out of her lungs. on this matter is that this will
The final shows the Coast not be done. However, city officiGuard
moving away and als are hopeful that the four
laughing about it, after re- [buildings will be left in such conturning
the young lady to jdition that they will be of some
the boat from which she fell. ;use to Southport in caring for
.? [overflow crowds of various kinds
NUMEROUS CASES ! on special occasions.
BEFORE RECORDER ?
(Continued from page 1) FINAL DECREE IS
case. FILED IN COURT
Archie Babson, white, was (Continued from page one)
charged with larceny. Probable .mer in a consent order signed
I cause was found and he was by attorneys for the Hale Beach
| bound over to Superior court j Development Co. and attorneys
under a Donci ot $3U0.uu. lor uits rcwvci.
Grant Shelton and Elbert Her- An order has been entered diring,
white, pleaded guilty to recting the receiver to sell Hale
charges of being drunk and dis- Beach to satisfy judgment held
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OUTHPORT, N. C.
by the Brunswick county board sportsmen who come to Southof
education and the board of port.
county commissioners.
terra furma good
NUMEROUS ROWAN remedy for disease
FISHERMEN HERE Continued from Page 1)
(Continued from page 1) port on him was from Supply,
have totalled 62 persons, all here The man was Grover Simand
out fishing, excepting a few mons, who went aooara tne
who were too seasick to fish. lightship for the first time
Concord, another good town in May 1. Seasickness got him,
Cabarrus, also sends many sports-1 and from the time he went
men. Cabarrus ranks pretty well aboard until he landed again
with Rowan for the number of I at Southport he was a sick
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MACKEREL AND BLUE FISH TROLLING,
TROUT FISHING
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SOUTHPORT CIVIC CLUB
"'?agj:
SURE CURE FOR
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Thermos Battles . . . Sun Shades
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man. good take during one
out on the shoals. 9|
THESE MEN HAD The same day a party of (l.j
PLENTY OF LUCK; 30 Kannapolts men maae a
(Continued from page >one) catch of "Gulf Stream r>
have run to around 325 pounds, from two of the boats of
and that is considered a pretty j Burris.
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