,rvT.-p \V NO>TM_BE?
- i i
I fflie Sforftfer
^B ... Cornell, sometimes
^B' First Lady of the
^TL will break her long stand^9".',
art to the
afternoon when
^B ehalf of the Red
Call on a full hour
|Ko.o'
will be heard in
^B/.' 0-minute drama,
\ adapted for radio by
^B ..
T,. Guthrie McClintic. . . .
j^H Roll Call chairs';
v will appear
V,k,' sann program, also Clif^B
' Information
^K, and Raymond
^B" - ted commentator
^B conducted
^9 nouski. renowned
H: of the Philadelphia and
^B, Orchestras
^B will be carried
^B: net works
H|a.1 at : ;0-2:30 p. m. EST,
^B i 10th, this SunH
ill Rrunswick
rB can to listen
|H;
ire fitting way
He the ,.irly part of Sun^B
than to listen to a
Hi'-jr of broadcast put on by
^B - ' citizens for so
^Biy a ea:; i
He Robert St. George was
tss to the Tuesday afternoon
Mrs.
l Sutton won high and Mrs,
^^B? no via
II- l-'- j-;
s: George served delicious
t-read with whipped cream
toffee to the following ladies:
tsr.fs C Gunnerson. J. D.
y C. C. Cannon, J. G.
pjjr. P M. Davis, I. B.
t;;? an-i Miss Marion St.
Iff#
*
Je Eastern Star celebrated
loie'en with a party followIits
regular meeting on Mon|B|ht
Games were
Kte: by Mts Alice St. George
I Mrs Marion Dosher
tot of the evening was an
| fashioned spelling bee, and
B too. by Mrs. Julia Sanders,
tor school raarm
it - a box of toilet soap . . .
pshments of ice cream and
finished off the 'evening . . .
i :o coin a phase, a good
lias had by all
[ * * *
r E. H Arrington (Alice
p- was guest of honor at
fltirsdav afternoon club . . .
i?. I Mintz was hostess . . .
to was presented with a
(iy lapel spray as guest prize,
it-s Joe Ruark won an atHire
necklace as high score
feeling prize was a costume
ft and was won by Mrs. HarISt.
George, and Mrs. James
i won two bon bon dishes
I with candy for bingoing
' trier to break the jinx of
j ^H*~ iui .Mary rci^u Lilt:
numbered the tables 1,
f l but all was
[vBtfttht because Mrs. Fergus
numbered 3-2
^ ?ems like destiny
jj^P the club memebrs were
Bsttpt Mrs. Robert Thompi
Rose hand was played by
FHtrcoree
average locomotives conapproximately
one mile of
tubing.
IH LOOK F0R
|BHidilen Treasure
J B. RUARK
WILD REN'S
MOLDS
?"ECT RELIEF from coughg,;^?PWegm,
irritation, clogged air
t misery of colds?rub
pMpt. chest, and back with Vicks
f^BJRub. Its poultice-and-vapor
8M rehcf without ^osing.
I?* the child 4 ?tf*t?C
in the If lvi\v
^ ^^vapor^w vaporub
ILOOKINC
have a good st
I B rchandise, but we plan
|l. ever increasing demai
Create 'hat demand by
II .n8 you may need.
V'1' What's more, we'l
I iff he assured a mor
|B*fvice.
I J J- H
H SUPPL
V 6, 1940
?f life !
8g
[elpmate
^BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Price Furptess was given
| a birthday party last Tuesday
j night by a group of her friends.
I Following a full evening of fun
and entertainment, refreshments
of ice cream and cake were seived
the following guests: Mesdames
v R. T. Woodside, B. J.
Holden, R. Will Davis, W. E.
I Cooker. S. L. Brinkman. Edna
Bell, H. B. Smith. J. I. Davis,
George Y. Watson, Annie K.
Vitou. W. H. Walker, B. L. Fur1
pless, W. R. Jenkins and Misses
Annie Louise St. George, Mary
Weeks and Annie M. Newton.
OYSTER SUPPER
Crash! Bang! Don't get excited
folks, it is only the members
of the Presbyterian Young Peoples
League preparing for an
oyster supper. It will be given in
| the Eastern Star room on Tuesday,
November 19. A very reasonable
price will be charged, and
[tickets may be obtained from
any member of the league.
Personal
'
Miss Bobbie Davis, member of
the Clinton school faculty, spent
I the past week-end here with her j
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McAuley
' and son, Ried, spent the week end i
| here with Mrs. George P. Howey.
' Mrs. Kenneth Kinsler and son,
! Kenneth, Jr., spent the past weeki
end here with her rarents.
r MniTC
BRIEFS
1
CHILD BURNED
Vera Ann Willis of Southport
| was entered at Dosher Memorial
! Hospital last Wednesday for
j treatment for burns.
MEDICAL PATIENT
David Fulford of Shallotte en\
tered Dosher Memorial Hospital
j as a medical patient last WedI
nesday.
i
TONSILAR OPERATION
Mary Elizabeth Fulwood of
Southport underwent an operation
for removal of her tonsils
at Dosher Memorial Hospital
Thursday.
HOSPITAL PATIENT
I W. J. Riggs of Wilmington enI
tered Dosher Memorial Hospital
| last Thursday for medical attention.
PATIENT
Mrs. Russell St. George of
| Southport entered Dosher Memor!
ial Hospital Sunday for medical
j attention.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. M. T. Moody of Ash en
| tered Dosher Memorial Hospital
Sunday as a medical patient.
MEDICAL
Mrs. C. M. Trott of Supply entered
Dosher Memorial Hospital
Sunday for treatment.
MEDICAL ATTENTION
i Lake Willard Nelson of Ash
entered Dosher Memorial Hospital
Sunday for medical attention.
APPENDECTOMY
Walter Bell, son of Mr. and
j Mrs. W. E. Bell of Southport,
underwent an operation for removal
of his appendix last Wednesday
at Dosher Memorial Hospital.
IS PATIENT
James Powell of Southport entered
Dosher Memorial Hospital
as a medical parent Monday.
' CARD OF THANKS
We take this means to express
our heartfelt appreciation to
friends and neighbors for their
many acts of kindness and expressions
of sympathy during our
recent bereavement.
The Messick Family
i AHEAD
ore and a large stock of
to keep expanding to meet
ads of our customers. Help
coming in and asking for
If we do not have it, we'll
II add it to our stock and
e complete merchandising
AWES
Y, N. C. !
MOVE
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ludlum of
Southport moved today to Whiteville
where he will be associated
with the Whiteville branch of J.
P. Newton Co.
INFANT BURNED
E. W. Sellers. Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Sellers, of Southport.
received treatment at Dosher
Memorial Hospital Monday for
burns.
OMNIA GALLAE EST
Arnia virunque cano, Trojae
qui primus arboris Maris ngrieolae,
Omnia Gallia in partes
tres divisa est.
RETURNS HOME
C. Ed Taylor, Southport attorney,
returned Thursday morning
from a trip to Washington, D. C.,
on business.
BOOK REVIEW
Rabbi M. M. Thurman will do
a book review of Mien Kampf at
the Southport high school auditorium
on Tuesday, November 19,
at 8 o'clock. His appearance here
is sponsored by members of
Southport Woman's Club.
ATTEND GAME
Southport football fans attending
the Duke-Georgia Tech
game in Durham Saturday include
Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Fergus,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Thompson,
Watters Thompson, R. C. St.
George, R. L. Brendle, George
What ley and Thomas St. George.
SOUTHPORT
SCHOOL NEWS
ORGANIZE CLUBS
The Southport high school students
assembled in the auditorium
Thursday to organize the various
clubs. The following clubs
were organized: The dramatics
club, the glee club, the boy's
physical education club, and the
girl's physical education club.
The dramatics club under the j
direction of Mrs. Lingle has elected
the following officers: President,
Victoria Lancaster; vicepresident;
Othelia Outlaw; secretary,
Lula Marie Swan; treasurer,
Dan Smith. The students seem to
be very much interested in the
club this year, so we hope to
have a most successful club.
The glee club is hoping to turn
out some good work this year
under the direction of Miss Butler.
She has been trying out the
pupils voices to see who really
can sing.
The boy's physical education
club, under the direction of Mr.
Moye, has been practicing football,
as that seems to be the most
popular sport at the present. We
are glad to sec so many interested
in athletics, because we
hope to win some basketball
games this year.
The girl's physical education
club, under the direction of Miss
Stephenson, has elected the following
officers: President, Joy
Arnold; vice-president, Evelyn
Hickman; secretary, Jeanette
Tyndall; treasurer, Doris Price.
All the girls seem to be very
much interested in the club and
hope to make considerable progress
this year.
CARNIVAL
Last Thursday evening in the
gymnasium a Hallowe'en carnival
was sponsored by the home economics
girls and the athletic club.
The gymnasium wjis decorated
Avonwo Qivl hltif If strofl mprs
pine boughs corn stalks, and
pumpkins. The different booths
offered the boys and girls a
chance to play bingo, guess the
number of beans in a jar, have
their fortunes told, take chances
on a cake, and buy hot dogs and
lemonade.
The jitter-bug contest was won
by Doris Corlett and Dan Early
Wells. In the Kiddie Parade Jean
Evelyn Thompson won the prize
for the best costume.
The highlight of the evening
was a popularity contest. A boy
and girl had been chosen from
each class from the sixth through
the eleventh grade. Those twelve
candidates did their best to win
the title of the King and Queen
of the Carnival. Votes were sold
at a penny a vote. A week of voting
and strong competition took
place before the queen, Jessie Lancaster,
and the king. Brother
Christian, were crowned rulers of
the carnival, amid the shouting
and cheering of their supporters.
BOLIVIA
SCHOOL NEWS
Chapel Program
Friday morning the 6th grade
presented a delightful Hallowe'en
program. Everyone enjoyed seeing
the spooks and witches. At
the close of their program Dr.
Otis Marshall gave a short talk
on first aid. He also demonstrated
some useful first aid informaion
whjph he has been teaching
n his classes.
One Act Flays
On Friday, November 15, three
one-act plays will be given here.
The grammar grades are giving
one of the plays and the eighth
grade is presenting the other two.
A large number of our students
are enjoying practicing for these
plays and will benefit from them.
We hope everyone will come and
enjoy them with us.
* " - ? ?"- -I
THE STATE PORT PI
ENJOY CONTEST Ni
Last Friday night a large ie<
crowd enjoyed a fiddlers conven- 38
tion and a pie sale here. There Li
were several contests held. CI
P.-T. A. MEET G<
On November 13th the Parent- 38
Teachers Association will hold its
second meeting. We want each Al
parent to be present^ at this 38
meeting. M
39
Fond Mother: "And where is Di
our angel child this afternoon?" 13?
Father: "Well, if he knows as Idii
much about canoes as he thinks j PI
he does?he's out canoeing, but jge
if he doesn't know any more 'gC
about them than I think he does
?he's swimming."
. CI
Draft Numbers j?
4C
For Brunswick |
County Citizens 41
w
218, Neil Wesley Blake; 219. M
Charlie Newman Gainey; 220, gi
Jesse Brown; 221, Archie Smith; 41
222, Daniel Russell Johnson; 223, Ss
Willie Dukes; 224, Woodrow rtuss, r'a
' pii
225, Lawrence Lee Cumbee^ 226. pf
George William Piver; 227, Hoilis
Evans; 228, George Mozell 42
Stocks; 229, Leon Mallard Kirby; Hi
230, Edward Grady; 231, Levie
Baldwin, Jr.; 232, Alonzo Jones; Jg
233, Joe Hall; 234, Robert Sneed; (jr
235, Gutherie Hall; 236, Willard 43
Edward Waddell; 237, Isreal
Moore; 238, James Grady; 239,
William Hooper, Jr.; 240. Ray- lc
mond RedcucK; zn, courtlanot cy
Samuel Greene. M
242, Matthew Lee Walker; 243, ki
George Tylon Danford; 244, Ed- re
ward Clifton Marlowe; 245, Jar- Jr
vis Barnes Inman; 246, William Ai
Thurston Inman; 247, Drew Lond. Ei
- ~ "? - -1 XTTf 1. vtroll Al
24S, wooarow misuu nnnvn,
219, Levie Robert Ludlum; 250, m
Isaac Roy Gore; 251, Ernest Mil- M
ligan; 252, Clarence Herbert Hall. I R<
253, Billy Ludlum. j 15
254, Murray Foster Tatum; m
255, Bennie Alton Clemmons; Li
256, Woolard Howard Simmons;; Si
257, Walter Grissett; 258,1H
William Gurganus; 259, Lee Sam-1 4c
sen; 260. Sandy Willie Leggett; I
261, Joel Emmory Lovitt; 262,1 A]
Eugene Wilson Lancaster; 263, vi:
James Foy Bennett; 264, Norman S\
Benjamin Smith; 265, Willis Bar- R<
den Frink. Sr
266, Willie Norman Milliken; Ri
267, Orville Willis; 268, Woodrow j Ai
Hart; 269, Sam Reese; 270, Mack ' E(
Bernice Joy; 271, John Monroe ar
Barnhill, Jr.; 272, Josh Howard; Be
273, James Hilton Todd; 274, Is- jes
aac Lacy Todd; 275, Otto Collins Jfo
Gause; 276, Edd Bell; 277, Juge 47
Loftin Holmes; 278, Carl Hewett;J Li
279, Olan Herbert Hewett; 280,jOe
Beail Adolph Beck; 281, Henry'17
Foster McKeithan; 282, Eldrie;47
Floyd Inman; 283, John Thomas j Re
Gardner, Jr.; 284, Nathaniel Ar- jW
dell Parker; 285, Anson Grady j
Nelson; 286, Edgar Norman PlottJJa
287, James Washington Bryant; jJa
288, Clardy Neal; 289, Silas Im-lBe
met King. j48
290, Elmer Lee Smith; 291, j48
Gurley Evans; 292, Cobie Charles Iv
Hewette; 293, Golie Benton; 294, I Bi
Clarence Price; 295, Leo Franklin W
Medlin; 296, Benjamin Taft Mc- Ri
Coy; 297, Henry Columbus Ran- Di
dolph; 298, John Whitfield Sulli- le;
van; 299, James Moore; 300, Ar- ne
thur Cornelius Bellamy; 301, ep
Vaughan Harm Bellamy; 302, H
Cordis Smith; 303, Jay Smith; |M
304, Vander J. Smith; 305, Wil- 5C
liam Warnett; 306, Henry Loyd E<
McLamb; 307, Russell Sage Hat- Bi
rison; 308, Burnice Jenritt Sim- 5C
ono Uonrv Walk AT* Wil
JilUlio, uuu, ar?vywy .. - .
liams; 310, William Mangus Hew- jdi
ett; 311, Alfred Clement Wilson; lK>
312, David Sullivan; 313, RelmorjJa
Potter. CI
314, Hoyle Jack Henson; 315, Ti
James Causie Coleman; 316, Ru- R
fus Isaac Phelps; 317, Lawrence !e
Hanes Clemmons; 318, Meron CI
Hewett; 319, Devon Milligan; 320 rj
Alford Lee Andrews; 321, Cecil Ci
Calvert Hewett; 322, Ronie Lau- M
rence Brooks; 323, William Clau- I to
de Gore; 324, Clyde Chadwick; | Bi
325, Raleigh Gilbert Phelps; 326, 152
Jasper Ivey; 327, Larrie Hewett; |H
328, Edward Rumbley Nelson: CI
329, Herman Bryant; 330, Stacy Jt
Garrett Sellers; 331, Norfolk Al- 52
bert Monroe; 332, Charles Frank- Ti
lin Lennon; 333, Boisy Hewett;
334, Robert Lee Hewett; 335, O:
James Arthur Smith; 336, Ed- er
mond Holmes; 337, LevanderCol- Ol
lins Piggott. A
338, Oliver Huggins Bellamy; Jc
339, Lawrince Fulford; 340, Jes- M
sie Rudolph Robinson; 341, Con- Bi
ley Milligan; 342, Hory Edward Fi
Hewett; 343, Charlie Marshall R<
Hewett; 344, Gafford H. Hewett; M
345, Paul Leroy Merritts; 346, j"!
Simmie Smith; 347, Wilbur W
Charles Hewett; 348, Hoyle Var- C<
nam; 349, Tommy Pershie Hew- SI
ett; 350, Carl Galloway; 351, Wil- 54
ber Gaines Holden; 352, Paul Ei
Morris Cranmer; 353, Taft Wil- K
liams; 354, Daniel Sinclair Gore; CI
355, Lester David Babil; 356, Lo- te
re Smith; 357, James Borsey
Benton; 358, Johnnie Richard g<
Boyd; 359, Edgar Burriss Cliff; G
360, Alexander Alvin Dennis; 361, C<
William Tillman Coleman. to
362, Thurman Simmons; 363, J<
Johnie Murrell King; 364, Edgar E:
Lawrence Gray; 365, Elkie King; TI
366, Arrah Johnson; 367, William 5f
Merrick; 368, John William Tho- D;
mas; 369, Luther Stanley; 370, us
Charlie Hill; 371, Albert Cumbee; Fi
372, Luther Hewett; 373, John ro
Wilson Nixon; 374, Alvin Rudol- FI
ph Clemmons; 375, Romie Smith; 51
376, Lawrence Henry Brown; 377 M
1LOT, SOUTHPORT, N. C.
elson Adams; 378, Spencer Horse
Frink; 379, Odell O. Jenrette.
0, William Iredel Hewett; 381,
iwrence Clark Brown; 382,
larles David Roach; 383, Vance
ire; 384, William Lyon Clark;
5, James Houston Jackson.
386, Elias Gerther Gore; 387,
tlas Smith; 388, Howard Lee;
9, David Major; 390, Fred
arlowe; 391, Ellis Taft Kulford;
2, Bert Robinson; 393, Alton
ixon; 394, Fred L. Rowland;
15, John Richard Mills; 396. Aue
Phelps; 397, Robert Chesley
lelps; 398, Floyd Francis Ferison;
399, Samuel Osborne Pigitt;
400, John Franklin Trop;
1, Morton Hardee; 402, Vance
I
lestine Norris; 403, Ulysses Wilimson;
404, Willie Lee Morgon;
5, George Washington Brown;
16, John Sanders Mitchell; 407,
;orge Rutherford Holden; 408,
ilius Roosevelt Wornett; 409,
hn A. McNeil.
410, Walter James Brockingtor.
1, Robert Morton Long; 412,
illie Douglas Davis; 413, James
cKoy; 414, William Alex Seogns;
415, Carl Clayton Benton;
6. George Robbins, Jr.; 417,
imuel Howard Formey; 418,
mes Henry Galloway; 419, Lanig
Burris Phelps; 420, William
;rcy Suggs; 421, Zion Leo Hewt;
422, Mancy Clarence Stanley;
3, Edgar Haywood Gore; 424,
si man L. White; 425, James
iniels; 426, Orden Delbert
nith; 427, Earl Gause; 428,
mes Carson Stanley; 429, Anew
Frink; 430, M. Foy Smith;
1, Herbert Arnold Ganey; 432,
lurman Long; 433, Samuel
sosevelt Stephens.
334, Harvey Jack Cliff; 435,
inzie Mason Hughes; 436, Bar
Elbert White; 437, Everette
. Smith; 438, James Elliott Jenns;
439, Thomas Rawdon Gartt;
440, George Duncan Parker,
.; 441, Oliver Frink; 442, John
astin Long;' 143, William Roland
rans; 444, Roy McKeithan; 445,
iigust Alton Bryant; 446, Thoas
Edward Rabon; 447, Barney
. Ludlum; 418, Herbert Stetson
jbinson; 449, Charlie Roy Gray;
0, Ebium Otis Russ; 451, Alond
Cheers; 452, Herman Berks
mg; 453, Paul Hoiman; 454,
im Robbins; 455, James Leslie
ooper; 456, John William Cook;
>7, Charle3 Shimer Hewett.
458, Floyd Lee Hewett; 459,
Iton Rhyn Clemmons; 460, Ern
Brooks; 461, John Gadsden
ran; 462, Clyde Dixon; 463,
ibert Lee Lewis; 464, Fletcher
nith, Jr.; 465, Grover Cleveland
venbark; 466, Jesse Lamb; 467,
rchie Williams; 468, Ephraim
iward Swain; 469, Willie Howd
Hewett; 470, Roddie Rosco
mnett; 471, Alton Joseph Hugh;
472, Hurburt Roosevelt Fulrd;
473, Joseph Alfred Swain;
4, Clarence Peterson; 475, Fred
insdale Willing; 476, Carious
Jell Bennett; 477, David Floyd;
8, Henderson James Johnson;
9, Robert Eugene Marlowe; 480,
ilph Hodges Bernard; 481,
oodrow Wilson Hickman.
482, John Nathan Howe; 483,
,mes Edward Hankins; 484,
imes Arthur Swain; 485, R. B.
mnett; 486, Martin Herring;
,7, Adolph Rosemond Mooney;
8, Jesse Dallas McKeithan; 489,
an Vinson Bennett; 490, Jasper
revard Simpson; 491, Homer
oodrow Sherrill; 492, Curtis
ichmond Coalman; 493, Lora
sron Duncan; 494, James Dudy;
495, Francis Whitfield Gaiy;
496, Leroy Leake; 497, Josih
Britt Willetts; 498, John
arvest Hill; 499, Ralph Theron
ercer; 500, Denis Guy Bozeman.
II, Loyd Edward Evans; 502,
:1 ward Taft Smith; 503, Bryan
mnett; 504, Lee Weston Phelps;
15, James Floyd Atkinson.
506. Rudolph Bellamy; 507, Anew
Lee Troy; 508, Willie Mcoy;
509, Dexter Clemmons; 510,
imes Pearce Cranmer; 511,
larence M. Smith; 512, John
almadge Kelly; 513, Donie Elroy
obinson; 514, William Taft Wiltts;
515, Otis McArthur; 516,
carles Herbert Brown; 517, Har
Elbert Wright; 518, Mitehel
litis Duncan; 519, Claude Richond
Sellers; 520, Henry Thursn
Lewis; 521, Woodrow Allen
rew; 522, Aivin Bufard Bazen;
!3, Peter William Larsen; 524,
erman H. Smith; 525, Grover
leveland Brown; 526, Dorsie
ine King; 527, Calvin Robinson;
!8, Titus Baitty, Jr.; 529, Travis
oy Browning.
530, Willie Julis Thomas; 531,
scar Smith; 532, Lee Roy Turn;
533. Irvin Lee Mitchell; 534,
Ion Humphrey Clemmons; 535,
rthur Mae Evans; 536, Joseph
>sh Simmons; 537, Arthur D.
eadows; 538, Francis Prince O'rien,
Jr.; 539, Arthur Latney
armer; 540, Benjamin Herman
ogers; 541, Thomas Davis; 542,
ose Evans: 543, Robert Gibbs;
4, Austin Edward Brown; 545,
'illiam Howard McKeithan; 5-16,
irbit Collins Simmons; 547, Tatt
tacey Stanley; 548, Rob Cumbee;
9, Daniel Sylvester Gore; 550,
ilward Lee Cumbee; 551, Alfred
ermon Stanley; 552, Wilma
lyde Holden; 553, Andrew Fosr
McDaniels.
554, Russell Sprague St. Geors;
555, Leon Lacy Tripp; 556,
arland Long; 557, Ivan Olan
jleman; 558, Kirby William Benn;
559, Bice Coda Smith; 560,
ihnie Lee Waddell; 561, Joyce
arl Long: 562, Mulan Melton
lorpe; 563, Thomas Cottle Beck;
>4, James Isaac Milliken; 565,
avid William Smith; 566, Woodi
Edward Mintz; 567, James
rank Weeks; 568, Douglas Monie
Cook; 569, James Albert
oyd; 570, Wheeler Harm Rourk.
1, Leo Francis Little; 572,
arland Frances Beck; 573, Wil
[bur Chapman Register; 574, Rich- !]
imond Allison Milligan; 575, Rob-jl
ert Leonard Watts; 576, William <
Corbit Smith; 577, Harris Robert ?
Gore.
578, Charlie Iven Long: 579, 1
Roosevelt Moody; 580, William ,
Gus Bland; 581, Webb B. Nelson; 1
582, Elmore Rogers Vapght; 583, <
Earlie Council Grooms; 584, Bur- i
lis Lee Milliken; 585, Lishous i
! George Frink; 586, James Frank- |s
lin Clemmons; 587, Dillard Henry J'
jHewett; 588, Leamon Baggett ]
iBabson; 589, Thelton Webster 1
Swain; 590, Bartley Edgar Hew- 1
ett; 591, Newman Legrant Bab- J
son; 592, Archibald Johnson; 593,
Shimery Hewett; a?4, Etha Rad
I way Sellers; 595, Leroy Vaught; '
j 596, Joseph Theodore Ramsaur; 597,
Lonie Graddy; 598, Willie J
Roosevelt Suggs; 599, Zoolen McKeithan;
600, Levay James; 601, '
Woodrow Iredell Little.
602, Margin Frink; 603, Melvin
| Russ; 604, H. A. Jack Daniels;
605, Sylvester Wortham; 606. ,
Clayton Grant Cook; 607, John "
Allan Robbins; 608, John Oliver *
Smith; 609, Jessie Anson Smith; 1
610. Gordon Mzell Hewett; 611,
Cornelius S. Brown; 612, Winston],
Edward Brown; 613, Alvie Lee '
Lewis; 614, Willie Harvey Bryant;
615, Wiiliam Kindle Milli-''
gan; 616, James Daniel Smith; 1
617, Corbit. Henry Anderson; 618,
John Thomas Robbins; 619, Newkite
Southerland; 620, Leroy Kel- .
ly; 621, Waters Thompson; 622, (
Harvey Simpson Stevenson; 623, .
Isiah Lucian Helster; 624, Wal- .
ter Garfield Sullivan; 625, Henry
James.
626, Dock Bryant; 627, Benjamin
Jackson Mills; 628, James
Davis; 629, William Elmore Wil- j
letts; 630, Lawrence Vernon Stanley;
631, Governor Lee Williams; .
632, William Cook; 633, Archie ,
Edward Robbins; 634, Ernest '
|Bradley Bland; 635, George Walj
ter Harper; 636, Rock Oliver Iv-;
jey; 637, Jackson Clyde Wilson; ,
jt>38, tally tsruc tune, o.>a, ?.
! Oakland Smith; 640, L. Daytan ;
McLamb; 641, Samuel Thomas ,
Russ; 642,, Stafford Newett; 643,
Jennings Chester Robinson; 644, J
Borden Potter; 645, John Olton !
I Smith; 646, Richard White; 647, j
I Hugh Reynolds Aldridge; 648.
Lawrence Edwin Duniven; 649, .
Sinclair Craven Gore.
650, Eugene Willerd Gore; 651,
'Henry Bryant; 652, Henry Garlie !
!Smith; 653, Barlon Milliken; 654, ;
William Howard Bryant; 655, Roy '
Welton Hughes; 653,' Howard
j Smith; 657, Laurence Richmond j
J Galloway; 658, Nathaniel Davis; j
659, John Sampson Clifton; 660,
Walter Ellis Sellers; 661, Johnnie
McGill; 662, Thomas Spur- ,
geon Hood; 663, Marvin Boneil
Russ; 664, John William Stanley; ]
665, Vonna Omaska Barnhill; 666, '
Eugene Odell Evans; 667, William 1
Edwin Sykes; 668, William Ral-|i
eigh Ballard; 669, Floyd Roger '
Johnson; 670, Charles McKoy; .
671, Charlie Obbie Holden; 672,
Albert Bogie; 673, Oliver Elwood ,
Sullivan. j
674, Norman Dexter Padgett;
675, Robert Lee Sullivan; 676, '
Ernest Edison Babson; 677, Johnnie
Henry Ward; 678, Nuerim N.
Nelson; 679, William Lee Dicker- 't
son; 680, Early Roosevelt Gore;
! 681, Christer Garland Ward; 682,
Hunlow Stacker; 683, Rockfellow
Benton; 684, Dackery Caswell Atkinson;
685, James Woody Hollis.
686, Harry Ernest Clemmons;
687, Willie Thompson Robinson;
688, Eddie Green; 689, Clarence
Brown; 690, Willie Bion Hewett;
691, George Beatty; 692, Thur
r-? : 1 1.. onn nmioktot.
I man iuvciiuarn, u;,,>, uaugiuv> - j
lidge Marion Mintz; 694, Carey I
| Edward Nixon; 695, Elias Jesse
Prevatte; 696, William Carey
Reece; 697, Leroy Plenty.
698, Kenneth Bragg Cook; 699,
John Thurman Skipper; 700, VanIce
Lamuel Hewett; 701, John
Melton Gore: 702. Dillon Watson;
703, "Gilbert Waddell; 704, Harry
Luther Mintz, Jr.; 705, Ira Moore
Jacobs; 706, Arthur William
Wheless; 707, Floyd Marsellers
White; 708, Raymond Woodrow
Potter; 709, Henry Morris Ganey;
710, Archie Grange; 711,
Henry Martin; 712, Willie Robinson;
713, Dillard James Skipper;
! 714, Malcolm Eugene Gainey;
i 715, William Joyner, Jr.; 716,
Charles Franklin Frink; 717, Ervin
Hewett; 718, Frank Clarence
Jones; 719, Perry Price; 720,
James Rivers Warnet; 721, Hollie
Lee Bryant.
722, Thomas Hendrix Wolfe, Jr.
723, Glenn Monroe Tucker: 724,
Lyman Wade Long; 725, Willie
Albeit Johnson; 726, Herbert
iLong; 727, Thomas Haywood Grif|
fis, Jr.; 728, Earl Smith; 729,
Eir.est Fowler; 730, Henry Mack
Daniels; 731, Acie Ross Inman;
732, Daniel Romie Jones; 733,
Richard Lacela Randolph; 734,
Andrew Taft Lewis; 735, George
Washington Reaves; 736, Danvis
Milligan; 737, Lester L. Smith;
738, Robert Anson Ludlum; 739,
Lafayette Jones; 740, Regie
Drew; 741, George Mizell Smith;
742, Earnest Mizell Coleman; 743,
Banda Pearl Jenkins; 744, Earl
Eden Edwards; 745, James Sidney
Hewett.
746, Abraham McCoy; 747, Walker
Lary Hewett; 748, Willie
Chester Clemmons; 749, William
Edward Raftery; 750, Elton Walter
Phelps; 751, Elton Dunbar
Smith; 752, Charles Norman Simmons;
753, Leroy Lewis; 754,
Richard Ray Kye; 755, Willie
Butler; 756, Harry Thomas Conway;
757, Jack Ellis Dodson; 758,
Homer Gladstone McKeithan; 759,
John Erkins Swain; 760, Claude
Bernard; 761, James Henry Davis;
762, Clyde Johnson; 763, j
StanfS^ O'Neal; 764, Thomas i
Crady Floyd; 765, Dewey Obert I
' "7" - Tewett;
766,- Henry Roosevelt 11
<"ulford; 767, Richard Hendy Da-j]
,'is; 768, Tom Singletary; 769,
lames Richard Fraser. <
770, George Rufus Dosher; 771, I
iVillie Kiah Loftin: 772, Samuel <
Arthur Sue; 773, Edgar Francis J
3owman; 774, John Delmas Hew- 1
?tt; 775, Harry Bogie; 776, John <
rVesley Floyd; 777, Sherwood!]
Simmons; 778, Daniel Wood row 1
Simmons; 779, Newman King; 1!
180, Ernest D. Coleman; 781, [
LeRoy Clark Fergus; 782, Milton ]
-Iugh Johnson; 783, Allie Watson ]
ilcLamb; 784, Willie Lee Joyner. i
185, Samuel West; 786, Rudo Jus- !
tice. 1
787, Duclid Cruston Eichorn;|(
"88, William Kinball Jenrette; "
189, William Taft Sullivan; j I
190, Harry Hill; 791, Samuel
Fhomas Bennett; 793, Charles *
Alexander Fox; 793, Walter Le-,'
Roy Moore. ]
794, Charlie David Phillips; 795 J
Robert L%e Carlisle; 796, Ceorge *
franklin Benton; 797, Alexander;*
Small; 798, Robert Billiard; 799. ;
Fohnnie Bryant; 800, Carl Booth,
Vlorris; 801, Charles Gause; 802, l'
iVilliam McDowell: 803, Theodore
Jrady; 804, Lonnie Davis; 805, 5
Timothy Beaity, Jr.; 806, Jack '
Marshall; 807, Herbert G. D. Ga- |
ley; 808, James Preston Mintz;|*
S09, Wilbur Hugh Gainey; 810, '
iVilliam Vernon Wescott; 811, *
Daniel Durden Shannon; 812, "
frank Lewis Gore; 813, Everette '
Bruce Russ; 814, George Albert '
Dlemmons; 815, Layton Betha
Bennett; 816, William Albert Russ
S17, William Layton Leonard.
818, Jessie James Hewett; 819, 1
John Daney James; S20, Luther *
Junior Atkins; 821, William Theo- *
lore Hill; 822, Leroy Bryant; 323,
Edman Simmons; 824, Rob- |
;rt Filmore Lewis; 825, Earnest <
Lee Ward; 826, Walter Harvey <
2q nrlnvo R97 Phfll'liP MPlTlck! l
328, Alexander Davis; 829, AI- ]
nond Williams; 830, Alfonso Da- i
vis; 831, Knox McCumbee; 832, <
Worth Andrews; 833, Jack L. (
Hewett; 834, Henry Roosevelt <
Boykin; 835, John Willie White; <
336, William Herman Long; 837, j
Albert Lee Boyd; 838, Willis Car ]
Sellers; 839, Howard Jones; 840,
Roger Clarence Clemmons; 841,
Edrict Daniele. i
842, John Dally Ganey; 843, ]
Edward Moore; 844, Daue Wes- '
ton; 845, Fred Douglas Jones; i
846, Waymon Cobb; 847, Alonza 1
Edward Hankins; 848, Walter ]
Dawson; 849, Elwood Warren j
Billiard; 850, Malcolm Marvin ,
King; 851, Roy Frederick Hill; ,
852, John Bartley Clemmons; 853, ']
Clarence Little; 854, James Raw- i
thy Bryant; 855, W. Kirby Reav- ;
es; 856, Melvin Mathew Clem- t
mons; 857, Arnie Gadling Robin- ,
son; 858, Eliga Andre Robbins;
859, Edward Bernard; 8"0, Alon- i
za Richard Holden; 861, Burnice ]
Hill; 862, Woodr-ow Wilson Horne.
863, Jake Robinson, Jr.; 864,
Grady King; 865, George Madison'
foung.
866, Rufus Franklin Watson; i
867, Lacy Belton Ward; 868,
Clyde Mayfield Holden; 869, Rob- j
ert Lee Clark; 870, Devlne Gore; j
571, James Penny Hewett; 872, 1
Walter Harvest Robinson; 873, j
Edward White Maultsby; 874, j
Cromwell Sellers; 875, Nero Gau- i
se; 876, Hollis Gause.
877, Roy Lee McMillan; 878, Ho-1
mer Loyd McCoy; 879, Rudolph
Xvey Mintz; 880, John Douglas; 881, j
[siah Jewett; 882, WaymondMit-j
chell; 883, Warren Kimball Price;
884, Robert Barr Thompson; 885,
Robert Henry Maultsby, Jr.; 886, j
Walter Macco Waddell; 887, Jam- j
es Manuel Galloway; 888, Alvah j
Cox; 889, Floyd Bluford Bryant. !
890, Clarence Alexander Sim- [
mons; 891, McKinley Johnson; J
892, Wilson McNeill; 893, Percy [
Ormond Leggett; 894, Horace I
Gibbs; 895, Leroy McNeil; 896,
Nathanial Jackson; 897, William |
Nevvmon wine us; o?a, rvuueic i
McNeil McKeithan; 899, Chancie j
Calvery Hewette; 900, John Flowers;
901, Robert Lee Bordeaux; j
902, George Waron Pellom; 903, I
Treakle Spiegel Robison; 904, |
William Gordon Fulford; 905,'
Willie E. Potter; 906, Thomas j
Jefferson Young; 907, Colon Edwin
Mintz; 908, Henry Leonard |
Stanley; 909, Albert Edron Bab- |
son; 910, Howard Mizzell Phelps;
911, John Pete Waters; 912, RoWANT
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;hy Lanson Cheers: 913, Charlie
Marshell McDowell.
914, Jennings Bryan Dosher;
>15, Edgar Babson: 916, Edward
lobinson; 917, Jesse Arville Smith.
>18, Joe T. Long: 919, Hampton
McKinley Reynolds; 920, Hartie
Sell; 921, Glenn Lefferts Piggott;
>22, Harry Bert Hewett; 923. Alen
Roscoe Mintz; 924, Freddy
>e Hooper; 925. James M. Smith
>26, Ma the w Edward Lancaster;
>27, Fiank Richard Sullivan; 928.
3d ward Hoyt Gainey; 929, Lee
Sascom Sullivan; 930. John Re ine
Dailey; 931, Baley Butler;
>32, Millard Eugene Bullard; 933,
Jrince Wilder: 934, Gilbert Am- 9
>1(1 Britt; 935, Cyril Osburn
Thomas; 936, Johnie Wilder; 937,
Gorman Cisro King. J
938, Daniel Webster Hodges;
>39, Alfonso Rodgers Williams;
>40, Clyde Watts; 941. William
iVarren Hewett; 942, Luther
Harvin Stanley; 943, Marion !
Hatcher Gatlin; 944, Andrew Jack
Stevenson; 945, Ralph Jenkins;
>46. Clyde Burnett Long: 947,
Hi Hard Foster Tarleton; 948, Frilay
C. Gause; 949, John Kinwood
/arnnm; 950, Edwin William Doner;
951, Barney James Lewis; f ;I
>52, William Henry Robinson;
>53, Harris Humphries Cumbee;
>54, George Earnest Mellett; 955.
iesse palvin Hewett; 956, Geor- B
;e Atwood Milliner; 957, Walter
Harion Lewis; 958, Bartley Poter;
959, Joe Rice; 960, Peter S.
3ellamy; 961, William Harrison
Sennett.
962, James Adfon Smith; 963,
Dennis Evans; 964, Robert Mc_,amb;
965. Alva Hill Ward; 966,
rames Albert Joyner; 967, Walter
(ones; 968, Dave Brown; 969,
lames Rossie Flowers; 970, Lu:her
Lewis; 971, Eddie Bryant;
>72, Johnnie Bellamy; 973, JesMoVoitlion
074 Pur
)1C bliuuit livvikvi tliuai, w .
,ris Smith; 975, Ivory Long; 976,
Liiston Leroy Babson; 977, Samlel
Everett Carlisle; 978, Wade
Ceorge Lamb; 979, John F. Hollen;
980, Willie Moore; 981, Aar- ]
)n McLamb; 982. Numan Hdcll
Simmons; 98,1, Maniel Lee Gore;
>81. William Lonnie Frink; 985,
L,oyed Elmore McKeithan.
986, Wesley Lee Thomas; 987,
Fohnie Williams; 988, Henry Lews
Bell; 989, Dorsey Elwood Williams;
990, Alfonza McNeil; 991,
William Robert McKenzie; 992,
Cleveland Joyner; 99.'., Governer
fa nee Joyner; 994, Willie Calvin
Flay; 995, Jasper Muzzill Hewett;
>96, Dexter Robbins: 997, Richard
Daughtrige Willetts; 998, <*.|j
James Snowley Gardner; 999, Elbert
Moody Bynum; 1000, Larrie |l
Clef ton Robinson; 1001, Thomas
McField Gore; 1002, Joseph Carson
Brooks; 1003, Harry Somersett;
1004, Henry Julious Frink.
1005, Robert Mclntyre; 1006,
Crover Rodney Gore; 1007, William
Legran Red wine; 1008. Odell
Haruee; 1009, Otis Cameron Ben- f
ton.
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LEGALS
xotrit: or fokk< i.osrur sale
.AOIICO is iu-rci?> khi-ii
and by virtue of a power of sale
contained in a certain mortgage deed
executed bv O. T. Lewis and wife to
D. i'. Lewis, dated May 30th. 1933.
recorded in Itook No. 53 at I 'age No.
400, records of Brunswick County, I
N. to secure payment of a cer- I
tain note therein recited, default hav- .1
ins: 1men made in payment thereof,
the undersigned mortgagee, to satisfy
said note, will on .Monday Nov. 11th I
1940. nt twelve o'clock Noon, offer
for sale to highest bidder for cash !
at public auction, at courthouse door i
in Southport, N. C.. a certain tract
of land, hounded and described as
follows: Heginnfng at a blackgum I
Ion a ditch In a small branch; runs !!
thence S. 15 degrees i<] poles to a i
stake: thence S. 00 N. 11 poles to I
a stake; thence S. 30 K. 40 poles
to a pine; thence N. 87 B. 1-7 poles
to a pine; in K. F. Lewis line;
thence with It. F. Lewis line to a |
line of Samuel Beck land; thence I
with said Heck line North of a
small branch thaj makes out of Cross
branch; thence up said small branch fj
to beginning, containing 50 acres,
more or less. Dated and posted this
Oct. 9th. 1940.
P. B. Lewis. Mortgagee. I
J. W. Uuark. Atty., Southport, X. C.
G-ll-c J]|
EXKUTIMX NOTICE
Having qualified as Bxecutrlx of I
the will of Mrs. Kmma T. White,
deceased, late of Brunswick County. j
North Carolina, this is to notify all I
persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Southport,
North Carolina, on or before
the 2nd day of October. 1941, or this
notice will he pleaded In bar of their
All persons indebted to ;
said estate please make immediate
payment. ?
This 2nd day of October. 1940.
May Phelps. Kxecutrix of the Will
of Mrs. Kmma T. White. .
11-6-*
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