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. ^ PAGE FOUR Summers and GunterY Lost Some Big 'Uns K. Gunter and F. P. Summers, two Charlotte sportsmen who have contributed much to the development of the gulf stream fishing at Southport, went out i Saturday and brought in about i the poorest catch that has as yet been accredited to them. One barracuda and three dolphin were the sum total of the returns. However, they had a mighty j good alibi. It was directly after the hurricane passed up the | coast. The ocean was still torn up around Frying Pan and the J fish had not recovered from the j shock of the storm enough to, bite good. Even so, they hooked and lost five huge barracuda that broke away. One of these was j J actually brought alongside the ! boat and given the gaff. When it j felt the iron it went wild and, busted both gaff and the line. It is not usual for Doc and Mr. Gunter to lose fish. INFECTED HAND W. F. Brooks, of the fisheries j camp, was admitted Monday as I a patient at the Brunswick Coun-1 , ty Hospital with an infected j hand. 1 FOR TREATMENT Mrs. H. T. Varnam, of Supply, was admitted to the Brunswick; Ccunty Hospital Monday for treatment. PATIENT Captain Sam Brinkman, of! Southport, is a patient in the ( Brunswick County Hospital. | Brockport, N. Y.,?Idaho, shaggy-haired pup once accused of drowning a fourteen-year-old boy, was legally free today, but his owner refused to release him. Accused of dragging Maxwell Breeze under water and causing him to drown on July 4, 1936, the dog was tried before Justice Homer Benedict as a "vicious aniiral." i Idaho was sentenced to two [ years confinement and since then: has been kept tied to a stake: in the yard of his owner, Victor 1 Fortune. LAST 2 E SEARS 52n ^ ' Think of it?a white porcelain enai Only Sears Anniversary Sale coul size burners, wickless. smokeless, indicator and many other modern SPEC! 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The third annual series of the sparkling musica W variety program, "Saturday Night Serenade?You) MR Pet Program," again featuring Mary Eastman, j petite lyric soprano; Bill Perry, tenor; Gu. ta\ -Mm 1 Haenschen's orchestra and a choir of mixed voices, [' j begins over a r.ation-\.ide CBS network on Satur Mary Eastman' <*ay' October 1 (9:30 p. m. EST). Miss Eastman who has recently completed a successful summei concert series, is a native of Kansas City who studied in Chicago anc New York, primarily for a career as a pianist before she was discov ered as a singing find. If you had a chance to meet Fibber McGee, what question would you ask him? Just in order to find out what readers would like to know about stars, LISTEN TO THIS will award S5 for the best question submitted and $1 for the five next best on: ' "What I would ask Fibber McGee if I met him." Send your nnMiinns to Tnm Fizdale. Listen To This, 360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, together with the name of your newspaper. Entries must be postmarked not later than midnight, September 15. The winning question and Fibber's own answer will be printed in this column two weeks later. Horace Heidt, leader of the Brigadiers heard via NBC, has the only >and in the country organized on the lines of a regular business organisation. His big personnel, which includes more than thirty people, :omprises a complete stage show with dancers and specialty numbers n addition to the band members. With Heidt as director, the organisation is set-up in the same manner as a business organization with en main departments. Betty Winkler, who has been beard this summer opposite motion >icture star Henry Hunter in the "Attorney at Law" series, will be tack on the air as the star of her own show, "Girl ... Hone," come the last week in September. The iretty leading lady, who has proven her versatility is a top-flight actress, will resume the role of the lewspaper girl over the NBC-Red network, Monday hrough Friday, starting Sept. 26, for a new sponsor. s?* "Those Happy Gilmans" are another addition o the better daily dramatic serials on NBC. After | mf naking a decided hit in recorded presentation, this At ' J&T tory of a normal, happy American family was ' jiven a network spot. Bill Bouchey, Edith Adams, ? .. . 'ohn Hench, Cornelius Peeples and Joan Kay are * he featured players of the show heard Monday through Friday. With Bob Hope, stage and screen comedian, rounding up talent for lis new variety show, which takes the air via NBC-Red, September 27, t looks as though radio fans are going to have another big night to look orward to on Tuesdays. Skinnay Ennis, former Hal Kemp bandsman, tow a maestro in his own right, is being mcntionec as vjcalist and uusic director. >AYS! 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AcP curate timekeeper. Just the thing for the " :?v.vo school boy! 25x" $7.95 Fender Guides ttm 38C GUARANTEED 12-MONTHS I U A M Assorted colors. Modern design. Reg. 49c values! Y MOTUK OIL AUTO PUMPS E PENNSYLVANIA J QQ " 1 Tr nf OOC REG- 8l-29 i! PLUS lc FEDERAL TAX \\ ? VALUES! V Extra large volIN YOUR CONTAINER ^ J?] Ume pump. LMINGTON, N. C. ? THE STATE PORT PILOT. S( MEDICAL PATIENT The following were medical pa- j J tients during the past week at j I the Brunswick County Hospital:) Claude Gore, Shallotte, admitted | Thursday; Charles Nichols, mem j ber of the crew of U. S. dredge i Comstock, admitted Thursday; ? Mrs. C. B. Gore, Bolivia, admiti ted Saturday; B. M. Vereen, Lit1 tie River, S. C. admitted Monday; f j Regie Piner, Southport, admitted [ Saturday. I< ' BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert T. Reid I announce the birth of a daughter, j i Mabel Jean, September 12, at j Marion Sprunt Annex, Wilmingj ton. I " Thomasboro News 1 j Thomasboro, Sept. 26- Mr. and I Mrs. G. L. Lewis, of Winnabow, spent the week-end in Thomas- ] boro with their son, R. O. Lewis, 1 and Mrs. Lewis. The Reverend Harrelson concluded a very successful revival meeting at Beulah Baptist church Sunday morning with a Baptismal service. Mrs. J. L. Stone and daughter, ] Miss Corrinne Stone, spent Sun- 1 day at Myrtle Beach. Mrs. Cornelius Thomas and i Mrs. J. L. Stone, of Thomasboro, were in Shallotte Friday after-1: noon. They went to attend the tea given by Mrs. Henderson 1 Rourk, honoring Mrs. Leon Chan' dler and the new members of the | Shallotte school faculty. Winnabow News ...Winnabow, Sept. 28?Mr. and Mrs. Dan Harrelson of Laurinburg I were visitors here last Sunday I after spending the day in Southport with Mrs. Harrelson's par- ; ents. Mrs. Gilbert T. Reid and little ; daughter, Mabel Jean, returned home Saturday from James Walker Hospital. E. R. Hufham and wife are vis- J iting their daughter. Mrs. J. B. Smith, in Jacksonville, Fla. Miss Margaret Measamer, of Raleigh was a visitor here Thurs. day. Miss Bess Miller Plaxco, of Southport, spent Friday afternoon with Miss Elizabeth Henry. Reverend and Mrs. J. D. With- 1 row, of Leland, were visitors at the Reid home Saturday afternoon. They have just rc turned from a trip to Reverend Withrow's old home in East Falls Church, Va. J. C. Johnson, of Fayetteville, was a visitor here Friday morning. J. D. Hutchens of Fort Caswell was a caller here Saturday after nuun. Miss Julia Taylor spent the week-end with Miss Rhoebe Harlan in Swansboro. Mrs. S. C. Reynolds and her \ mother spent Monday in South , Carolina. E. G. Goodman returned Mon] day to Durham to enter the junior class of the Duke University j school of medicine, after a pleas! ant vacation here with his mother, Mrs. E. G. Goodman. Mrs. Carnelius Thomas and j daughter of Thomasboro were I callers here Saturday. Preston Savage, of U. S. E. D. Comstock, Morehead City, spent the week-end here with his family. Wade Sullivan is very ill in Bullock hospital, Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sullivan visited Miss Sue Atkinson in Bo; livia Sunday afternoon. Friends [ will be sorry to learn she is very ill. ASH NEWS Rev. Z. G. Ray filled his regular appointment at Friendship Baptist church Sunday morning and evening. Thurman Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ward, left Friday for Nashville, Tenn., where he will be enrolled in the Nashville Auto College. Hollis Ward made a business trip to Wilmington Friday. James Ganus, of Longwood, spent Saturday night with Garland Ward. Mrs. j. r. Aiiora, of Durham, | is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hughes. Mrs. Carl Long and son. of Shallottc, spent Friday and Satiurday of last week here with her j parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ward j Among those who are attending the Singing School being conducted by Dave Wray, of Exum. jat Friendship Baptist church are. J. A. Ward and daughters, Lu! cille, Ann and Marie, Mr. and Mrs. George Ward and son, CarI tez, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Ward, Mrs. W. G. Holden and daughter, Mary, P. A. Hughes, Isolene and (Dora Mae Smith, Grace and Marion Jenrette, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ward, J. B. and Mae Ward and Clarence Jenrette. Herbert Jenrette was the Saturday night guest of Miss Emma | Neil Hardee. Mr. and Mrs. H .D. Jenrette were visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Holden Monday. Mrs. Ora Dare Cox, of Southport, was visiting friends at Ash last week. Dave Wray spent Sunday night with J. A. Ward. Miss Virginia Jones Holden is spending this week with her cousins, Tom and Bettie Jenrette, | of Ash. 3UTHP0RT. N. C. Rolivin Npwc Sch<K>I observed Rally Day on Sunday, September 25th. An fn_ T . , . . teresting program was given by Mrs P Johnson has returned ^ chiIdren.a division under the from Atkinson. supervision of Mrs. F. W. Taylor. Mrs. George Cannon attended forty-four members were presDistrict Conference at Carver's erd Creek Church last Friday. j Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Taylor and The Epworth League of the Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Cannon and, Methodist Church enjoyed an i family attended the fourth quar-1 oyster roast at Harrell's Point' terly conference at Zion M. E. ewi=,, 'Church, Town Creek, Sunday. on Friday evening, uuests of hon- 1 _, _ , _ ' . _ * ? w , .. Glenn Tucker, Robert Randall or were, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn ? _T ' , . . .. . , Tucker. Messrs. Randall and *.?rmanf Chadw.dc attended Chadwick, members of the high ?? Wilmington-Thomas* le footschool faculty. About forty rnem- 15311 game Saturday evening. bers and friends enjoyed the de- w,IMrD/,IIC n . cc-c lightful affair. NUMEROUS CASES The Bolivia Home Demonstra-| BEFORE RECORDER nao-o on A "J I tion Club met with Mrs. Alex [ i^onmiucu j.u... Mercer on Thursday afternoon. , dec' upon condition that he not Mrs. Cannon, president, conduc-;be fcund in Brunswick county for ted the devotional and business a period 12 months after Sepsession. Interesting reports were tember 24. given by the officers. A club Walter Travis Porter, Jr., hour was discussed and Mesdam- i wb''e. pleaded guilty to charges ps Frank Mintz, Alex Mercer and j?' operating a motor vehicle on. Cannon were appointed on a the public highway while he was building committee. Mrs. Foster under the influence of intoxicatMintz, J. D. Johnson and Cari ng liquor.' He _ was required to Ward were appointed on the Pay a fine ?1 $50.00, the costs of nominating committee. Members jhis case and his drivers bcense were asked to send in annual re- was suspended for a jf)<6H63 6f ports and canned goods for the ?ne year. canning contest. Mrs. Dosher, the 1 borne agent, gave an interesting LOW PRICES FOR talk on mattresses and bedding, j SHRIMP HITS ALL The hostess served delicious pun- j (Continues rrom page 1.) ch and cake. I product ready for shipment The Mesdames Frank and Foster ' loss in poundage results in headMintz spent Tuesday in Wilming- ing the shrimp at the picking ton. [houses and in the discarding of The Bolivia Methodist Sunday' a considerable amount of the jfp. THEY WOULDN'T * NEED GLASSES IF THE COULD STUDY BY AN ALADDIN You cannot expect your child to do his best school work when he must get his lessons with light from an old-type oil lamp. Ask us about the low cost of the f greatest lighting device ever invented for use 111 a farm home! G. W. Kirby & Son SUPPLY, N. C. ( '' ' . , '\tif " , ) Condensed Report O I Waccamau) Bai WHITE VILLE CHADBOURN CLARKTON TABOR NORTH C At The Close Of Busin RESOURCES:? Cash on hand and due from banks Certificates of Deposit from other Banks U. S. and N. C. Bonds 1. H Municipal Bonds and Notes Notes Secured by Listed Stocks and Bond: Loans and Discounts Banking House and Fixtures Other Assets LIABILITIES:? Capital Stock?Preferred Capital Stock?Common Surplus Undivided Profits Res. for Retirement Preferred Stock Reserve for Dep. Unearned Int. and Othe DEPOSITS TOTAL I DEPOSITS ( H BANK OPENED FOl I Deposits 9*1035 I NOT A LARGE OLD E I GROWING BANKI wacc I Bank and Tr CHADBOURN FAII CLARKTON TABOR NORTH C. The funds of each depositor in The insured up to $5,000.00 by the Federal D? V WEDNESDAY, SEPT^J take that passes the scales as the . North catches from the boat are weigh- Box and 15C por . .1^1 ed. The discarded shrimp are too Tax |ag| small to be mixed with the sale-! able product. The whole transac- ^ Total cost per 100 i-, tion may be made plainer by ite- On top of this the j,u mining the cost of 100 pounds of es here must pay for . shrimp ready for shipment 1008 of ice, per house, 3% bushels shrimp from mU8t also pay for all ti', H boats at $1.00 per bushel $3.50 at the picking houses Drayage and unloading at rent on their buildings ardestination 1-5" 58 we" 88 heavy light ^ Commission to houses in bills. raj ?SSSSSSB j ?i? i'ik i em i i'i ? i'i< 11' 1111* i Republican Candidates I On Friday night at 7:30 o'clock the Republican candidates for county H offices will make their announce- El ments at the court house. 11 THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ATTEND THIS MEETING. 9 C. H. 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