North Carolina Newspapers

Hi-p.lnesday, June 8, 19; b< B-hdav party H. Marjorie Potter entertain^Kumber of her friends at a 3i her home on Friday eveI June 3, from eight until the occasion being her H)I1V Games and contests enjoyed during the evening, delicious refreshments, of ice cream and cake, ^Msrived. The hostess receiv a!lv attracive gifts. Those were: Josephine Moore, , Harnett, Marion Frink, Cbrlette. Leatha Arnold, I Arnold, Victoria Lancaster, , Grey Brown, Othelia H Mary Alice Lewis. Esther ^ otter Mrs. Lou Ella Ruark, (christian, John D. O'Daniel, St George, Buster NorthHarold AMridge, Mr. and John Potter and Marjorie htk party H. T. St. George and I p I, Bryant were joint ^Lses Saturday night at a party honoring Mrs. R. ^Biompson. ige was played at four with high score prize be^Hwon by Miss Marion St. Consolation prize went Hiss Lottie Mae Newton. The ^Hve was remembered with al dainty and useful gifts. S the conclusion of the games, us refreshments were serv^Bonsisting of a salad course ^(iiinch. Ipse playing were mc I1UIIMrs. Thompson, and Mesis K. L. Willing. J. E. Carr, 3. Davis, W. P. Jorgensen, j. Christian, L. T. Yaskell, l Jones. H. B. Smith, R. L. trson, Merritt Moore and J. f .unir. and Misses Mercedes [s Lottie Mae Newton and tr, St. George. ir PASTOR'S SCHOOL i E M. Hall, pastor of tv Methodist Church, left ay to attend the pastor's 1 at Duke University. Mrs. is visiting friends in LillingVPPEXDIX REMOVED odrow Smith, of Fairmont, went an operation for the al of his appendix Monday e Brunswick County HospiI THAr The Democratic pr I was not the suecessf fico I soujrht, I want t< preciation to the Bruns pave me their support couldn't see my way ar ponent, I want you t< votir friend. I BILL i I My Frii One of the i to lead the tickt All credit is du grateful to you dacy. / shall do your choice. F< a sick man. Foi of my friends / appreciate your * F" ' 18 ]PcrM)ficiI: M , I Miss Julia Bell, of Monroe, is | the guest of Miss Helen Dean! I Sutton. j i Mr. and Mrs. Claude Chadwick j 1 and little daughter, Claudia, of 1 ; Straits, spent the week-end here I with Mrs. Mary Mari an. Capt. J. W. Myers and children left Monday to spend three weeks at their old home in Washington, D. C. Miss Josephine Wolfe is visit j ing her brother in Norfolk, Va. Cal Newton and son, Jack, of j Charlotte, visited Mrs. Josie New- i ton and family here Sunday. ' Miss Lucy Wallace, of More- [> ; head City, is spending a week j ' here with Mrs. Elsket St. George, j Mrs. J. W. Raybourn, of Sum- j ( me 'ville, S. C? spent the past j | week-end here with Mrs. Eliza- ' j beth Gilbert. i, j Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Davis and ( ; Miss Anna Taylor spent Mon- j i day at East Carolina Teachers i College, Greenville, where they went to bring Miss Bobbie Davis , home for the summer vacation, j Ed Newton, of Raleigh, spent;, I the past week-end here with his family. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hood have j i returned from Washington, D. C. j where they spent last week. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Swain | and two children, of Sanford,; ! visited relatives here during the; i week-end. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hardwick, N Mrs. Katie Stokley and Miss Irene \ < ! Watts, all of Wilmington, spent j 1 j the week-end here with Mrs. 11 ' Hardwick's mother, Mrs. Dora | ! MeGnwell Mrs. Lucy McDowell is spending a few days at Mill Creek visiting her sister, Mrs. B. C. < Willetts. s Arthur Huntley, of the Oak < Island Coast Guard, left Monday 1 for the Coast Guard hospital, at Norfolk, where he will undergo a minor operation. Mrs. Lindsey Patience and littie daughter, of Florida, are spending the summer here with Mrs. Patience's mother, Mis. Sal- ' lie Garrett. Mrs. Patience is remembered as the former Miss , ' Mary Garrett. Miss Maybelle Reynolds, who I has been spending the winter in 1 ? ?+ f sTK YOU | imary is over, and while ul candidate for the of- i ) express my sincere ap- i iwick county voters who < To all of you who i id who voted for my op- js | K ) know that I am still * YELLS + l\ ands, I Tha: greatest thrills of my life >t in the Democratic pri\ e to you, my friends, an for your generous suppo all in my power to maI or two week's before the r that reason I was unal tersonally. / want you standing by me. Bunn Frii tM.tLHM.KJ?KKKKVVVVV?V L ??? 2 NEWS BRIEFS ? _ < BACK AT HOME Mrs. L. J. Inman, of Freeland, is back at her home following several days in the Brunswick County Hospital. BUILDING REMOVED The delapidated old shed between the E. R. Outlaw store and the Southport Service station has been torn down. MOVE TO BEACH Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashburn have moved to Carolina Beach. He is employed at the Ethyl-Dow Chemical Co. FOR TREATMENT Bert Floyd, of Southport, was n the Brunswick County Hospital Saturday and Sunday for treatnent. IN HOSPITAL Arther L. Huntley, member of die crew of Oak Island coast juard station, was dismissed from the Brunswick County Hospital Tuesday after being a patient here for four days. LEAVES HOSPITAL Miss Virginia Thompson, of Southport, was dismissed from ;he Brunswick County Hospital Sunday. RETURNS HOME Mrs. F. A. Long, of Supply, returned home from the Brunswick County Hospital Wednesday. OUT OF HOSPITAL Charles M. Trott, of Supply, vas able to leave the Brunswick County Hosiptal Wednesday folowing an automobile accident that caused serious injuries to him the Saturday previous. DISMISSED Mrs W. G. Collins has return>-1 L?? L<vw?n ?aam Iiriv.nri Kf\n r ;u IU IICI IlUJiic iirai ?? itiuawvn ifter being a patient for several iays in the Brunswick County hospital. PRESBYTERIAN (ilt'RCII ; Services Sunday evening at 8 o'clock in the Presbyterian church. The Reverend J. R. Potts will preach. His sermon subject will be. "The Romance of Faith". A cordial welcome awaits all who attend. APPENDECTOMY Mrs. George Fulford, of Southx>rt, entered the Brunswick bounty Hospital last Wednesday or an operation for the removal >f her appendix. Friends will be *lad to learn that she is showing iatisfactory improvement. TO ATTEND MEET Mrs. W. G. Butler. Mrs. J. W. tuark and Miss Lottie Mae Newon will leave Sunday for Eliza>eth City where they will attend he Grand Chapter meeting, O. E. 5. They will visit Roanoke Island ndianapolis, Ind., with Mrs. Ed. 5enbo, has returned here for the iummer. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Slack, of .Vilmington, visited friends here Saturday. As Miss Louise Marks, drs. Slack formerly , lived at Southport. Mrs. Josie Jelks returned home Sunday from a trip through the vestern part of the state. nk You || I 11 I! I ( ) ( was being able ] I mary Saturday, d / am humbly | j; rt of my candi- f ?e you proud of j / primary, I was j1 )i r t I ! ne to see many j i l( j to know that I I! _l ii i ?..Mil MM HE STATE PORT PILOT. SOI land other Interesting points while : p : they are away. I J I . b ATTEND DANCE I Among the Southport people S 1 who attended the Guy Lombardo dance Thursday night in Chad-- o bourn were Evelyn Loughlin, Leila z Hubbard, Mrs. W. A. Raybourn, I, 'Margaret Bartells; Roy McKei- n than. Dalls Pigott, Waters Thorn- tj pson, MacDonald Gillikin. TONSILAR OPERATIONS f' The following underwent tonsi- o lar opei-ations at the Brunswick n County Hospital Monday: Emma ^ Clemmons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Clemmons: Audrey Gore, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. I Gore, Carolina Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Parker, Shallotte. Boon's Neck a Women Meet ti ? ? p The Boon's Neck Home Dem- jonstration club met Monday. May 30th, at the home of Mrs. Hob- ? son Gray. The meeting was called to order by the president, the 1 club sang "Sing Your Way n Home" and repeated the collect. 1 The secretary called the roll and the minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The meeting was then turned over to the home agent, Mrs. Marion S. Dosher, who gave a ~ very interesting demonstration on social abilities. After the demonstration, games were played and k delicious refreshments of punch and cake were served by the a hostess. Those present were Mes- *, dames Stafford Hewett, Dewey a Hewett, Carrie Hewett, Everett ? Hewett, L. M. Robinson. M. S. I, Dosher, Misses Madiline Robeson, " Elizabeth Robinson, Ersell Lewis, * I Mary Lewis and Grade Fill ford, a BOLIVIA NEWS 1! CM Bolivia, June 8.?Mr. and Mrs. s Will Adams and family, of Leland, Mrs. Nellie Walker, Mrs. Alice Craven, Misses Nell Craven and Hancy Williams were guests : <1 of Mrs. George Cannon 8unday. ? Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mercer o spent Thursday at Myrtle Beach J,' and Conway, S. C. i< Mrs. Maude McKeithan, Mrs. i D. L. Mercer and Kenneth Mc- i' Keithan spent last week-end in ? Durham. '> Curtis Cox has returned to v Mobile, Ala., after a week's visit ' with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Cox. Guy McKeithan, of Durham, is f visiting his mother, Mis. Maude ? McKeithan. ] Mrs. J. W. Danford, and son, Ij Jerry, of Rocky Mount, are spend- ^ ing a week with Mrs. Danford's 4 parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. J Leonard. J Clifton Moore, of Burgaw, was % a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. sd John Hand last Wednesday eve- 1 ning. J Mrs. Cleveland Russ and Miss V Eleanor Russ, of Southport, were 4 guests of Mrs. Frank Mintz on i Wednesday. i Mrs. T. M. Summer, Miss Mary J Jane Summer, Miss Elizabeth ^ Cannon, of Wilmington, and Mrs. S E. C. Woodbury, of Lanvale, visit- J ed Mrs. George Cannon Monday. J Mr. and Mrs. Eolo Cesareo and % nephew, of New Jersey, are spend- ? ing a few days with Mr. and & Mrs. Frank Mintz. Mr. Cesareo is ' j the popular history teacher and ? I athletic coach of Bolivia high 4 I school. i Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnson, J 1 Miss Mottie Johnson and Charles \ \ Taylor visited the Cannons Sun- % ! day afternoon. 4 Hiram K. Leonard, of Jackson- J ville, was the week-end guest of 1 Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Leonard. ^ Misses Elizabeth and Rosalind 4 Page entertained at a lovely din- J ner party on Thursday evening, j Mrs. Leon Galloway and child- v ren are visiting relatives in Au- ? gusta, Ga. J Miss Frances Galloway is at- J tending summer school at Boone. % Winnabow News i i Winnabow, June 8?Among those attending the Bible Study B Class at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Wilmington last j Tuesday afternoon and evening ] were Misses Rebecca Alexander, Constance and Elizabeth Bartell, Mrs. Alexander, Robert Marlowe, and Reverend J. R. Potts, of ) Southport, and Misses Mary Mercer Johnson, Gertrude Maultsby, and Mrs. J. L. Henry, of Winnabow. Misses Bertha Reid, Thetis EliI zabeth Henry, and Mrs. J. L. Henry were business visitors in ) ! Southport Wednesday afternoon. ) Mesdames Roger Futch, Bobble Batson, A. B. Reaves, Sparkman j Sidbury, Joe Caison and Mr. A. ) A. Paul, of Rocky Point, were j visitors here Wednesday afternoon. I Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Walker, of ] Burgaw, were visitors here Thurs- j day morning. \ Roger Willetts, who attended j Wake Forest College, is spending ) some time at home now. ) Mr. and Mrs. Carnelius Thomas j of Shaliotte were visitors here ) Friday morning. j John Croom, Jr., of Fayette- ) ville, was a -visitor here Saturday j on his way to Fort Caswell. J G. E. Fisher and two sons, ) Dannie and Jack, and Thomas ) Lyerly of Ivanhoe were business ) visitors here Saturday. ) Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Henry, A- ' P. Henry and family, Adrian ' Phelps, and Mabel Fields accom JTHPORT, N. C. anied by Mrs. Hattie Galloway, [ liss Frances Galloway and Archi- j aid Henry visited Mr. and Mrs. ,uther Holden at Holden's Beach lunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Williams, f Wilmington, visited Mrs. Lizie and Miss Fannie Henry and ! Irs. D. L. Henry Sunday afteroon. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends ar their kindness and expressions f sympathy during the final Illess of our mother, Mrs. Annie I. Watts. THE FAMILY Political Cards MY APPRECIATION I wish to express my sincere! ppreciation to my friends for he encouraging vote and suport given me in the race for the ! emocratic nomination for Judge f Recorder's court on Saturday, une 4. The successful Demoera- ] lc nominees may depend upon le for my support in the Nov- J mber election. WALTER M. STANALAND -8-* LEGALS NOTICE OF SUMMONS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK Ineta Bellamy Vh. Ottis Bellamy The defendant. Ottfa Bellamy, will ike notice that an action entitled ; s a hove has heen commenced In the uperior Court of Brunswick County, !orth Carolina, hy the plaintiff for I hsolute divorce upon the grounds i f two years separation a* provided I y law of the State of North Caro- ] na. Said defendant will further ' ike notice that he is required to j ppear at the office of the Clerk f the Superior Court of said County ; t the Courthouse in noumpori, r\. .. on or before the 6th day of une 1938. and answer or demur to le complaint in said action, or the laintiff will apply for relief demandi in said complaint. This the 5th day of May. 1938. I. H. Watkins. Asst. Clerk Superior ourt. 6-1-e APMIMSTHAKIU'S NOTICE Having qualified as Administrator f the Kstate of M. C. Kobbins. eceased, late of the County of irunswick. this ?s to notify all perms having claims against the esiute f said deceased to exhibit them to le undersigned at his office, Willi tigton, N. C., Life Insurance Cornany of Virginia Branch, Wilmington. C., on or before the 251 li day of lay. 1939, or this notice will be leaded in bar of any rtOOVlMy. All persons indebted to said estate ill please make payment immediateThis 25th day of May. 1938. /. M. Bobbins, Administrator of the Istate of M. C. Kobbins. g J To My Fi Brunswic 8 1 | My heart is fi I tude for the vol I in the primary | will always be i | Junius K / Appl ... The splet I by the Democratic j wick county in the j Saturday. / shall [ trust vested in me ! this county. j Cornelius i(KK3CICKIlHClC?IKK]tK in Robert \V. Davis, Attorney for the ' k Administrator. f-29-c NOTICE OF 8AI.E By virtue of a judgment of the Superior Court of Brunswick County, wherein Brunswick County, et als., are plaintiffs, and Hale Beach Development Company, Tnc., are defendants. the undersigned Receiver will expose for sale at the Court House Door in Southport, X. C.. to ' the last and highest bidder, for cash, on Wednesday. June Tl. 19.18. at twelve o'clock Xoon. the following described lands, subject, however, to the right-of-way of the Inland I Waterway, to-wit: Lying and being in Brunswick County, X. C., and described as follows: Beginning at the mouth of Roaring Branch, the Eastern edge of I the lands of S. B. Frink, et al.. in I the dividing line between Hale Beach i Development Company. Inc., and S. B Frink, et al.. and running thence with the edge of the high land as distinguished from the marsh, in an Easterly direction passing Spring Branch. Little Field Slue. Cause Landing. Killvart Creek, the Duik Fond, to the center of Big Cut Creek: thence South 10 East to the low water mark of the Atlantic and 'hence along tin* low1 water mark Westwardly to a point South of the beginning, thence Xorth 1 to the beginning in the center of 1 Roaring Branch, excepting therefrom j the portion of said premises contain.-.1 ?ithin the right of-way of tin* I Intra Coastal Waterway, which ex- j ception Is shown on map prepared I by Lewis L. Merrill. ? . iv. April 1931, I registered in the Register of Deeds I Office of Brunswick County, Xorth 1 Carolina. All the rights of the State of North Carolina in the condemnation proceeding against the above named defendant-, arc excepted. The purchaser will deposit In per cent of the bid, and the sale is subject to confirmation by the Court. This the L'lst day of May. 1928. Rudolph I. Mint/. Receiver of Hale Beach Development Company, Inc. Isaac <\ Wright. Attorney. ti-lC-c COM MIHMION KK'S NAI.K OF KEAI VSTATU In accordance with the judgment heretofore rendered 011 the lith day IX RE Robert W. Davis. Trustee, for Southport Building and Loan Association, et al. vs J. W. Ruark. et al. the undersigntd commissioner will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for rush at the Court House Door in the City of Southport, Brunswick County. North Carolina. 011 ! Saturday the 9th day ot July, 1938, at 12 o'clock Noon, the following described lot tract, piece or parcel | of land, lying and being in the City of Southport and hounded and described as follows, lo-wil: BEGINNING at a point in the West Line of Dry Street 105 Feet Northwardly from the Northwest corner of Moore arid Dry Streets, and runs thence Westwardly along the line of II. W. Hood's Estate line f,H Feet to the line oi lot ao. ?_ ; thence Northwardly along: the Fast ern line of said lot N?V 41' to Mrs. Alary Dosher's (now deceased) line: (hence at right angles to Moore Street and along the line of the suld Dosher Kstate Feel to Dry Street; thence along tin* Western Line of Dry Street Southwardly to the he finning, and being the same lot or parcel of land conveyed to J. W. Ruark by T. Fl. Lindsey and wife by deed dated 15th day of December, 1925, and recorded in Rook 80, at page 807. Record oi Brunswick County, reference to the said conveyance being hereby es| fecial I y made. DATKD AND I'OHTKD This the Xth day of June, 1988. ROHFRT W. DAVIS. Commissioner 7-ti-c I riends Of I k County I lied with grati- lj & te you gave me | WJfl | . Your loyalty 8 H emembered. i w _ ij L Powell I i i ??i ?? ! (i i! reciate || i 1 ulid vote given we j I ! : voters of Bruns )! l: f l( ? primary election )j i it never betray the jj i by the citizens of ; j L II II I " " " i: j Thomas j| i A PAGE THREE Bird's Great June Sale SWINGS INTO THIRD GREAT WEEK OF VALUES STARTING FRIDAY MORNING ON ALL YOUR SUM MLR NLLDS AT NEW L(JW EKK.IV> | EXTRA SPECIAL! B EMPIRE SHEETS Double Bed Size 81x99. Free from Dressing H A REGULAR $1.10 VALUE H For only 68c I SAVE ON WORK CLOTHES WORK PANTS SLUR PANTS Men's sanforized gray and Men's suntan Blub yarn pants, blue covert pants Light weight color anil dressy 97c 97c Twill Jean Pants Shirts To Match Men's Texas Tan Jean Pants. 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