I, FEBRUARY 15, 1939 .
m
^Tbtunt was hos- Social Calendar
to members of her ? ? ?
at the home of .
, high score Thursday, February 16
, nine Vroingr to I Bridge club meets with Mr
.him. William Styron at 3:00.
included, Mes- Setback club meets with Mr
ivann. ?' -T NV'U'" w. S. Davis at 8:00.
.' kseu. - Friday, February 17
iiikman an .. Bridge club meets with Mr
, . . H. W. Hood at 3:00.
of cake am < p p club meets with Mrs. 1
served. M. Hall at 3:30.
Monday, February 20
\\R I ^ Pinochle club meets with Mr
,t, J- W. Ruark at 2:30.
uatk and Mrs. \Y
.surprised Monday answered correctly,
birthday party at Attractive Valentine sandwict
,,me by a number es. candy and coffee were serve
The honor guests to a good attendance of men
tive flower bas- bers.
and Mrs. Ormand
v:i a set Of cry*- MISSIONARY SOCIETY
lets
contests were en- The Methodist Missionary Soc
the evening, after ety held its regular monthl
relate and cake meeting Monday afternoon in til
to the following: church annex, Mrs. C. Ed Taylc
Xiernsee, Geor- presiding in the absence of th
1 B Bussells, E. president, Mrs. Price Furpless.
Vnnie K. Vitou. | The Rev. E. M. Hall presente
a chapter of "The Invincabl
CU'B Advance," the mission stud
book. Reports of their respectiv
Reece delightfully'committees were given by Mr:
Pinochle club on George Y. Watson and Mrs. (
con at her home. G. Ruark.
isher received high j
I FRIDAY CLUB MEETS
served sandwiches
s to the following Mrs. J. W. Ruark was hostes
lames D. M. Davis, to her bridge club on Friday al
m. H. T. St. Geor- ternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. J. (
r, \V. S. Dosher, J Christian received high scot
J \V Ruark and prize and Mrs. H. W. Hood ct
hompson. consolation.
, Mrs. Ruark served deliciou
He NTMBER THREE fruit punch and cake. Others wh
enjoyed the afternoon were Mes
M Wolfe entertained dames J. D. Sutton, Vienna Leg
.^B-. Monday night at 7:30 gett, M. A. Northrop and D. \
- her home. Rev. E. M. Davis.
a chapter from j
S study book, after MRS. ST. GEORGE
in.s.ness was dis- ENTERTAINS
had prepared a j The Valentine motif was al
ee.test. for her guests, tractively earned out last Thurs
B: McRackan receiving day afternoon when Mrs. H. 1
for the most questions , St. George entertained her bridg
Ithe best lot of mules
you ever saw...
right when you
need them!
We have a barn full of mules
and ready to work. We also
a pair of fine farm mares that
H about 1,1(K> pounds.
"K THE BEST WORK STOCK
MONEY CAN BUY, COME TO
Beth L. Smith & Co.
I WHITEVILLE, N. C.
|/?4M7ES ~d
I STOVES
I % shipment of new ranges and eook stoves
V arrived. Come in and look them over, because
I "CVe we 'iave ^'ie line you ever saw.
9 0 matter how good a cook you ave, you can't
?u' tasty dishes from a smoking, obsolete
Enjoy the use of a modern stove.
I Shallotte Trading Co.
9 HOBSON KIRBY, Proprietor
Shallotte, N. C.
club. Mrs. M. R. Sanders won
high score prize with consolation
going to Mrs. William Styron.
The hostess served delicious reIfreshments
of strawberry shortcake
and coffee. Those who en!
joyed the afternoon were the regular
members: Mesdames Wil11
liam Styron, L. C. Fergus, Wil|'liam
Wells, H. W. Hood, W. R.
jLingle, M. R. Sanders, J. W. Ruark,
R. I. Mintz, James Carr, L.
g. jT. Yaskell and Robert Jones.
_ 'kincs daughters
s meet
Mrs. G. D. Robinson entertain3
ed the King's Daughters at her
j [home for their regular meeting
[Thursday night.
Mrs. C. Ed Taylor conducted
s- : the devotional program after
| which plans were discussed for a j
? | cake and pie sale in the near
j future.
l" I Mrs. Robinson, assisted by her |
daughter, Mrs. George Whatley,
l~ [served punch and cake with Vallentine
favors to a good number
' of ntembers.
= i valentine
j bridge parties
ie Two of the loveliest parties of
" jthe season were given last week
10 when Mrs. Robert B. Thompson
'and Mrs. J. C. Christian were
| joint hostesses on Tuesday and
(Wednesday afternoons at bridge
^ for a number of their friends in
e Mrs. Thompson's home.
For both afternoons the home
" was most attractively decorated
to carry out the Valentine motif,
with red tulips, carnations, and
jgerbera, forming the floral background.
The Valentine idea was
13 [ also carried out in the refresh~
ments of delicious cranberry sal"
| ad, sandwiches and tea.
? i On Tuesday afternoon- Mrs. L.
C. Fergus won high score prize,
g | it loveiy onuge luncneon ciom
^ with napkins. Mrs. Joe Young
received an attractive guest
r prize, Mrs. Robert Willis received
j [a traveling prize,, and Mrs. M.
' R. Sanders cut consolation.
I Others who played on Tuesday
jare Mesdames William Jorgen|
sen, W. R. Lingle, E. C. Newton, I
L. T. Yaskell, R. C. Daniel, E. H.
| Arl ington, E. H. Cranmer, Jr.,
' Joe Young, Ormond B. Butler,
!, Charles Wells, W. S. Davis, Fred
Willing, Robert Willis, William
e | Styron, M. R. Sanders, William
? Wells, R. I. Mintz, L. C. Fergus,
I and Misses Winnie Willis, and
Nancy Hood.
On Wednesday, Mrs. J. D. Sutton
won high score prize, a
jbridge luncheon set, Mrs. A. E.
| Huntley received consolation, a
(double deck of cards, and Mrs.
W. C. Reece received the traveling
prize, handkerchiefs, tied as
Valentines.
Wednesday afternoon guests
were Mesdames W. S. Dosher, H.
T. St. George, J. W. Thompson,
Sr., R. M. Wolfe, D. M. Davis,
James Carr. H. B. Smith, A. E.
I Huntley, J. W. Ruark, J. D. Sut(ton,
L. C. Fergus, I. B. Bussells,
W. C. Reece, Vienna Leggett,
j Prince O'Brien, Sr.. and Misses
1 Emma Thompson, Blanche NewIton
and Winnie Willis.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
Mrs. C. Ed. Taylor entertained
the Wesley class of the Methodist
Sunday school at her home Tuesday
night. Several enjoyable Valentine
games and contests were
played during the evening.
Mrs. Taylor served pineapple
punch and cake to the following
members of the class: Mesdames
E. M. Hall, C. G. Ruark, Hattie
Thweet, George Y. Watson, J. J.
Garrett, R. L. Thompson and Miss
Mary Weeks.
ATTENDS PARTIES
Mrs. S. Bunn Frink spent last
week in Raleigh with her husband
and on Wednesday afternoon
attended the formal tea given
by Mrs. J. M. Broughton at
her home on Holt Drive. Thursday
noon Mrs. Frink was guest
' at a luncheon given by Mrs. K.
I Clyde Council at the Carolina hotel
and from 4 o'clock to 6 o'clock
that same afternoon attended the
tea given by Mrs. Clyde R. Hoey
and Miss Isabel! Hoey. That evening
Mrs. Frink had dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. ivilan C. Ewing
at their home on Carr St.
SILVER TEA
Circle No. 3 of the Southport
Baptist church will give a George
Washington silver tea at the
home of Mrs. G. D. Robinson on
Friday night, February 17. from
7 o'clock until 10 o'clock. Everyone
is invited to attend.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. John Dawson entertained
a number of young people at her
home in Supply last Monday
afternoon in honor of her son,
John David Dawson, on the occasion
of his third birthday.
Games were played and enjoyed
by all present and refreshments
were served to the following
guests: Ennis Swain, Mary Lou
Dixon, R. C. Dixon, Jr., Marline
Dixon, Sereta Dixon, Franklin
Varnam, Hubert Vamam, Carl
Galloway, Carol Fay Galloway,
Tentis Dixon, Mrs. Lula Swain,
Mrs. Lucille Dixon, Mrs. Ava
Dixon, Mrs. C. J. Dixon, Carl
Galloway and Albert Dixon.
THE STATE PORT E
NEWS
BRIEFS
hospital patient
J. F. Arnold is a patient at
j Brunswick County hospital.
; hurts ankle
Wilbur Tharpe of Southport is
| receiving treatment at the Brunsi
wick County Hospital for an anj
kle injury.
I FOR TREATMENT
Miss Lonnie Calloway of Supply
was admitted to tlie Brunswick
County Hospital Thursday for j
treatment.
shows improvement
Joseph Price, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Price, of Southport, j
shows improvement at the Brunswick
County Hospital where he is
a patient.
PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. J. R. Potts will preach on
Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock at
the Southport Presbyterian
church, his sermgn subject being j
"Shattered Romances." The story
front which he will take his text
John's gospel, chapter 4, verses 1
to 26. The public Is cordially invited.
leave hospital
The following patients left the
Brunswick County Hospital during
the past week: Brady Smith, Ash:
Miss Margaret Parkhill, Southport,
Tuesday; Mrs. Ivon Ludlum
and baby, Southport, Saturday;
Mrs. Elmer Long, Saturday; J. T.
Clemmons, Supply, Wednesday;
Muss Marion St. George, Southport,
Tuesday.
m ' r
person*!!
Mrs. L. J. Williamson has re-1
turned from a week-end visit
with Mis. W. C. Leonard.
Mrs. Willie Hewlette and
Mrs. Roy Cook and family all of
Wilmington, visited Mrs. L. J. >
Williamson Sunday.
m
Mrs. H. N. Porter was a visitor
in Wilmington Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. MeAuley,
of Wilmington, spent Sunday
here with Mrs. George P. Howey.
? ?
Captain and Mrs. Fred Dosher
returned last week to their home
in Wilmington, after spending a
few weeks here with their
daughter. Mrs. Guy Guthrie.
WACCAMAW
SCHOOL NEWS
By DELENA DUVAL
Literary Society
The Sappho Literay Society met
Friday, February 10th, and the
following debate was discussed:
Resolved: "That poverty is a
greater obstacle to social progress
than ignorance." The affirmative
was upheld by Lena May Russ
and Charlie Formy Duval and the
negative by Atlas Simmons and
J. B. Ward, Jr. The negative won.
Basketball
The boys' and girls' basketball
teams were defeated by Leland
high school Friday night, Februnrv
10. However, the team was
? >
reported to have done some very
good playing. The team is still
optimistic.
Electric Power
The people of Waccamaw community
met at Waccamaw high
school Thursday night. February
9th to discuss the lightin proposition
of the Anson Mutual Electric
Corporation. A large nember
of people showed much interest
and they are hoping that it won't
be long before it will be in service.
4-H Meet
The 4-H Club girls of Waccamaw
high school met with Mrs.
Marion S. Dosher Thursday, February
9, at which time they discussed
,the care of "A Bed Room."
Miss Catherine Hayes, a member
of our faculty, spent the
week-end at her home in Mullins,
S. C.
LELAND
School News
Chapel Program
The 8th grade had charge of
chapel program Tuesday. The
program was pertaining to Valentine
day. Some of the members
of the class sang songs and were
accompanied by Wilber Tilman.
Curtis Sullivan and Billie Peters
on the guitar and harmonica.
Basketball
The basketball season is about
to come to a close. Leland is
very proud of her showing. The
boys' team won the county championship
and Leland girls have
made a creditable showing, having
won third place in the county.
Debating ,
The debater's elimination contest
will take place Monday night,
Feb. 20th, at 7 o'clock. About 8
debaters are taking part in this
'ILOT, SOUTHPORT, N. C.
contest. Four will be elected by f
the members of the faculty to:
! represent the school in the coun-j
ty contest.
Declamation
The boys and girls are beginning
to think about the declama-1
j tion contest. Gertrude Mills and I
j Paul Robbins were contestants'
I last year for this school, and we \
are very proud to say that Ger|
trade won first place in the coun- j
j ty. Contestants haven't been cho- ,
sen yet for this year.
Bus Driver
Paul Robbins, a member of the j
I tenth grade, has been appointed \ <
bus driver for bus number i8,,
which is the northwest bus. We
regret losing Leroy Skipper, but
we feel sure that Paul will make
a good driver.
Improvements
We have received brand new <
shades for our school. These
shades improve the looks of the
school.
BASKETBALL
RESULTS
i
Southport vs. Wacoamaw
The Waccamaw high school
boys defeated the Southport high
school basketball team Tuesday, J
night 32 to 9 in a game played
in the Waccamaw gym. Score at
the half was 17 to 3 in favor of
Waccamaw.
High scorer for the winners.
was K. Pruette, with 14 points, J
W. Cooper led the attack for the
losers, with 4 points.
The line-ups:?
Southport
J. O. Daniel, F.; T. Lewis, F.:
B. Shannon, F.: J. Simmons, F.; j1
J. Christian, F.; D. St. George,)'
G.: W. Cooper, G.; H. Weeks, G. j
Waccamaw
J. Allen, F.; R. Walton, F.; K. 1
Pruette, F.; A. Inman. F.; E. '
Milhgan, G.: C. Fornty Duval,'
G.; J. B. Ward, G.
Southport vs. Wnceainnw
The Waccamaw high school;
girls defeated the Southport high j
school basketball team Tuesday;
night 35 to 4 in a game played |
in the Waccamaw gym. Score at j
the half was 17-0 in favor of
Waccamaw.
High scorer for the winners
was M .Brady, with 15 points.
Gilda Arnold led the attack for
the losers, with 4 points.
The line-ups:?
Southport
D. Corlette, F.: L. Arnold, F.:
G. Arnold, F.; L. Brown, F.; A.
M. Watts, G.; M. Watts, G.; J.
Arnold, G.; J. Tyndall, G.: J.
Moore, G.
Waccamaw
P. Hardy, F.; M, Brady, F.; I
Opal Norris, F.; N. Cumbee, F.; j
NOI
Se
I will be
I for the purp
I per cent will
I day and sa,v<
I Ash Post Offic
Exum?Bennet
I Bolivia?Che v.
Navassa?Lew
Lockwoods Foi
Shallotte?Posl
Lockwoods Fo
Roach's Store,
Boon's Neck?
V. Sellers, F.; O. M. Watts, F.
M. Dodson, G.; N. Mintz, G.; C
Hewett, G.; A. Bennett, G.; E
Bennett, G.
Waccamaw vs. Southport
The Waccamaw high schoc
giris defeated the Southport higi
school basketball team Tuesda;
night 35 to 4 in a game playei
in the Waccamaw gym. Score a
the half was 17 to u in favor o
Waccamaw.
High scorer for the winner
was Mavis Brady, with 15 points
G. Arnold led the attack for thi
losers, with 4 points.
Both teams made many suhsti
tutions. The Waccamaw tean
played much of their seconi
team through the game. Th
Southport lassies were excellen
examples of good sportsmanship
The line-ups:?
Waccamaw
M. Biady, F.; O. Norris, F
O. a M. Watts, F.; H, McOumbee
re,; D. r.ennett. G.; Mary F. Dod
sou, G.; G. Hewett, G.; A. Ben
tie'.., G.
SuU.G,
D. Co: letto, F.: I? Arnold, F.
G. Arnold, M. Waltj, G.: L
Brown, G.; J. Moore, G.: A. M
Watts, G.
Referee, B. Bennett; Timer fl
Bennett; Scorekeeper, Setzeram
Rvans.
Waccamaw vs. Southport
The Waccamaw high sehoo
boys defeated the Southpor
high school basketball team oi
fuesday night 30 to 9 in a garni
ilayed in the Waccamaw gym
Score at the half was 17 to 4 h
favor of Waccamaw,
High scorer for the winner:
,v a s Pruette, with 14 points
hooper led the attack for thi
users, with 4 points.
The Waccamaw boys got intt
:he lead from the beginning ant
.vere able to hold the leai
:hroughout the entire game.
The line-ups:?
iVaccamaw
Allen, F.; Walton, F.; Inman
Pruette, C.; Milligan, G.
?ormy Duval, G.; Ward, G.
iouth|K>rt
O'Daniel, F.; Lewis, F.; Simnons,
F.; Shannon, F.: Shannon
2.; Lewis, C.; St. George G.
hooper, G.; Weeks, G.
Referee, Bennette; Timer, Ben'
lette; Scorekeeper, Huff.
WANT ADS
KOR SALE: Ton and one-hall
International truck. 1936 model
New rubber all round. Price $275
Also 2 mules and 2 cows. A. W
Moore, Southport, N. C. 2-8-"
?OR SALE OR TRADE:?Combination
saddle and farm horse
ren years old and in good condilion.
Price $100.00. Will give
riCE!
1 /" /
uunu uuci
at the places cite
ose of collecting 1
I be effective after
e costs!
:e?February 23rd, ...
t's Store, February 2
& Ford Motor Co.,
is' Store, Feb. 24th .
Ily?Kirby's Store, Fe
t Office Square, Feb
illy?Varnam's 'Store
February 28th
Robinson's Store, Fe
Chas. E
TAX CO
hogs, cows, corn or peas. Write'
, P. O. Box 918, Southport, N. C. j
: 1-18-*
i KODAK FILMS Developed and
| printed. 115-cent coin with each |
il roll. Our permanent rate. Lee.
ij Hobbs Studio, Clinton, N. C. 2-c
l| LEGALS
1' MORTGAGE SALE
f I Southport. N. C.. February 8. 1939.?:
I Under and by virtue of the power I
of sale contained in that mortgage.
9 of October 15. 1938 given by Albert I
. Gore to Honey Cheers, recorded in i
" book fi5 at page L'77. the same mon^
B gaga having been assigned to B, Ffow
den. Jr.. for value, and default havw
ing been made in the payment ofT
- ! the said mortgage, upon demand ot i
H I the holder of the same, the under- '
signed mortgagee will sell the fol-1
J lowing described tract or parcel of j
g land at public sale for cash to the,
. highest bidder at the Courthouse door. J
1 gouthport. North Carolina, at NOON
?. ON FRIDAY. MARCH Irt. 1939. in
order to satisfy the conditions of
the said mortgage.
The said land is located in Shal.
lotte Township. Brunswick County.
North Carolina, and is a one-half tindivided
interest in that certain tract
ot' land described as follows.
Beginning at H. I-. Mintz lower cor
ner, runs south 73 degrees west 50
| poles to Jessie Hickman's corner;
' thence, north 7- degrees east 40 j?ole?
I to II. L Mintz line; thence with said
. I Mintz line to the BEGINNING, con'
I taining fifty (50> acres, more or less.
This February 8. 1939.
! RON'KY CHEERS.
Mortgagge for the use of E.
Holden. Jr.. Assignee.
' 1 38<>
1 i NOTICE
SERVICE RV IM Bl.RATION
STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA
i Ol'XTY OP BRUNSWICK
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
. CITY OP SOUTHPORT. NORTH |
1 I CAROLINA AND BRUNSWICK
t COUNTY
> YS
'I PHII.I.IP ALLEN and HELEN 1
? SLATER ALLEN Ida wife
NOTICE
The defendants, Phillip Allen and'
1 wife Helen Slater Allen, will take i
notice that an action entitled as I
above has been commenced in the
a Superior Court o? Brunswick County,
i North Carolina, to foreclose tax liens
against the property of the defend?
ant. Phillip Allen, as de.scrilied in
the complaint filed in this cause;
I ami the said defendants will further
> j take notice that they are required!
| to appear at the office ol the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Brunswick |
1 County in the Court Mouse in Southl>ort,
X. C.. within thirty days after
the 1st ilay of March, A. *l>. 1919,
anil answer or demur to the complaint
filed in said action, or the i
plaintiff* will apply to the Court for
' the relief demanded in said complaint.
; This 7th day of February, A. I). .
1939. |
S. T. Bennett. Clerk of the Superior
Court of Brunswick County, N. C. I
'
.! FOttKci.imruK SAI.K
KKAI. ESTATE MOKTUAI1E |j
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain i<
. mortgage deed made and executed 11
the 15th day of January. A. D. 19.il. j
by Jane Joliuson to t;. II. Stanley,!
- and duly recorded in Book fifi. at i i
page 11\ Records of the office of the,'
Register of Meeds of Brunswick 11
r County, to which reference is here-J
by especially made, the undersigned <
Administrator of (5. II. Stanley, deceased.
will offer for sale to the'
. highest bidder for cash at public anc-1
lion at the Court Mouse Moor in the!
City of Southport. North Carolina, on
Thursday, the 9th day of March. A.
. P. 19.19, at 11 o'clock Noon the follow- I
. itig described lot. tract, piece or parcel
of land lying and being in Sballolte'
. Township. Brunswick County. North |
. Carolina, and bounded and described1
as follows to-wil:
! BEGINNING at a stake in Wess j
NOT!
I For Taxi
d below at the time
938 Taxes. The Pe
March 1st. Pay l
10 a.
J3rd 1:30 p. m.
Feb. 24th .. 9:30 a. m. t
12 Noon
:b. 25th 9:30 a. m
. 25th 12:30 p. m.
, Feb. 28th 9:30 a. n
11:30 a. m. ti
:b. 28th 12:45 p. m.
Gause
LLECTOR
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PAGE THREEr
Joyner's line: runs thence about West
160 yards to a stake: thence about
North 210 yards to a pine: thence
about East 160 yards to a gum; i
thence about South 210 yards to tho
beginning, containing six and ninetenths
(6 9-10) acres, more or less.
R. B. Stanley. Administrator
G H. Stanley, deceased.
Dated and posted this 8th day of
February, A. D. 1939.
Robert W. Davis. Attorney for the
Administrator. 3-8-*
A DMI.VISTR ATOK'S XOTICB
Having qualified as Administrator . of
the. estate of Ralcer E. Robttns,
deceased, late of the County of y jjg
Brunswick, North Carolina, this is tt
notify all persons having claimfWHT,
against the estate of the said deceased
to exhibit them to the Undersigned
at his home at Winnahow, N.
C., or to Robert W. Davis, attorney,
kt his office in Southport. North
E'arolina. on or before the 7th day
of December. A. D. 1939. or this will
be pleaded in bar of any recovery.
All persons Indebted t<> said estate
will please make immediate payment.
This 7th day of December, 1938.
G. W. SWAIN. Administrator of
the Estate of Raker E. Bobbins."
COM MISSION KITS SACK OF RE
A I. ESTATE
In accordance with an order signed
at the January Term 1929 Superior . _
Court of Brunswick County, X. C . In
Re: D. B. Lewis, et als. vs \V. A.
Lewis, the undersigned Commissioner
heretofore appointed by the Court in
said cause will offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash at the Court House Door
in tie- City of Southport. HrunswTM:
County. X. C., on Monday the 20th
day of February, 1939. (being the
third Monday lii February) at 13
o'clock Xoon the following described
lot, tract, piece or parcel of l;*nd
lying and being in the State "of
North Carolina. County of Brunswick
in Town Creek Township, and
bounded and described as follows, iowlt:
BEGINNING at a black gum on a
ditch in a small branch. ('. T. Lewis*
corner: runs thence with his line S.
15 E. 16 poles to a etalce: thence
S. 6(1 \V. 11 poles to a stake. I J. D.
Lewis corner: thence with bis line S.
43 \V. 68 poles to a stake in G. W.
Lewis' line: thence X. 14 W. to a
stake: thence X. "?K poles to a stake;
tliftnce X. la \\ ? ! poles to an aen on
the run of Mill Creek; thence ?lown the
run of said Creek lo the Hen Sellers'
corner; thence with the Sellers'
line lo the mouth of small branch.
C. T. Leu is* corner; thence tip saiG
small branch with said C. T. Lewie
line to the beginning. containing 10ft
acres, more or less. ,
The said sale to l>e made subject
lo the life estate of Mary t'. Lewis
widow of D ,i!. Lewis, deceased.
Dated and posted this I'rtth day oi
January. 1939.
Kobert \V. Davis, i Commissioner
2-15-c A
XOTIt K OF 8AI,E
At the request of the noteholder
secured thereby, ami in accordance
with the terms and provisions of
that certain deed of trust dated
June lfith.. 1937. registered lit Hook
i?0 at page 191. Brunswick County
Registry, as executed by Llewellyn
I'hillips to Paul Jones, trustee, iiih^p
signed will on.
Monday. March filh.. 1939. at 11
A. M. O'clock at court-house doot
i>f Hrutisuick County, in Soulhport.
N. offer for sale, and sell f??r
cash to highest bidder, to satisfy said
debt, the lands and properties in said
indenture described, via;
On the Inland tVaterway. about
three miles from Soulhport. in Hrupswick
County, North Carolina, and
known as the Menhaden Fish Scrap
and Oil Company, a menhaden fish
factory owned by LI well yn I'hillini
The land being 1'Hil acres more oi
less, together with all machinery. .Including
boilers, presses, conveyors,
tanks, hoists, chains, hells, silatn
engines, with all buildings including
the factory buildings, seine bouses,
salt houses, and two dwelling house*
)n said lands. Property formerly
known as the Southporl Fish Scrag
atid Oil Company.
This January 30tJi., 1939.
Paul Jones. Trustee.
=1
9 . H i
designated I
malty of 2 1
efore that I
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