mr
Bj,vFsnAV V0V,_1XJ!
Jlir iiqliicr
(Our 3fr
...... - in the air
M%:.~:..y isht. and when
B s(\i th< Panfords on the
^ to Bell Swamp roadj
Hr , car lights re- ,
. Danford had
^B !;i dieted down her
protect them
H speak- ,
^B nd tilings, the re- .
H colored leaves in
of Town Creek that
H'seen from the bridge on
nomina
week'. ,
I
couldn't pass up the
^B to steal this march
Hr nval column keeper. The I,
yr Hubbard who taught
. ss at the Meth- I;
^B . Sunday morr.V.'* ;:
than Charlie ,
H>. famous track star at
(?iy a few years ago. i
mpj or at Conference j
Br night.
^B party which Mrs. Bussells
HkW Jane gave for their 1
B.,: Thursday night was a i
^Bidmire the oourage of any- j
Hr tries to have 14 tables l
^B . . . It's ;
those who go, but can't <
^B I's play for those ]
.
I f # - * j
K lar.e had on a lovely blue
?rer taffeta and '
a very pretty picture,
i' 1
i Miss Mary was not to be <
ace by her daughter, be- i
isie wore the prettiest pink ,
dress with gold kid trim |
It blended beautifully with <
rtite hair ... s
? *
staeone please tell us why t
re to rain under a tree in j
(f the Christian house and i
It McEwen's office when it ?
lining anywhere else? . . . 1
HSt. we've seen it . . And t
ire itttle drops of water j
urtinually sprinkle off this ?
if resr . . .
n must be some scientific y
fen of the phenomenon
it! it will relieve. Mrs.
liar's curiosity (and ours)
insurer is known . . .
r
1 adcrames: who is Hoop- i
.. and Booby? . . . and i
t s Cobbler's real name ? j t
r: there's a nut in town! h
re Sis . . . and Dopey . . . t
riiks ... t
* *
t
ITTfVn FTXERAL a
and Mrs Norman Sheppard v
(agi. Cuot. and Mrs. Roy d
n and Mrs. Viola Guthrie, I
fotton. Va.. Mrs. Robert 1
i Mr and Mrs. G. J. WalX:
and Mrs. Robert Ep- I
i Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C
l Mr and Mrs. J. M.
i Mr and Mrs. Sel Delmar, t
agton, attended the fu- J
i J. J. Weeks last Sunday I
I CHRISTMAS
I-.. And you'll be j*oii
Buy stores. You will unle
We advise you to
at the things we have,
B?s we can get to make
I J J- H/
I SUPPLY
mm_
I Looks like King
fB&ded to blow our
us unprepared
CB^rs against his icy
j I ^ e have in stock
kinds and desc
I COME IN Al>
YOURS 1
BUotte Ti
|J50N KlRBY, Prop.
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BRIDE IS HONORED ?
Miss Alice Johnson delightfully 1
entertained Saturday afternoon '
at her home at Winnabow in com- c
pliment to Mrs. John J. Furlough.
Jr., the former Miss Frances s
Brooks of Seaside. I
Lavender and white chrysanthe- I
mums decorated the home. The x
dining table, from which the! I
guests were served refreshments, j'
was beautifully appointed with |
three-branch candelabra holding ]v
tall burning tapers and in the I1
center was a triple-tiered bride's!'
cake. Mrs. Furlong was present- ja
ed a corsage of sweetheart roses Ic
by the hostess and a shower of!
linen by the guests. Cake, ice *
cream and mints were served. 1
The invited guests were: Mrs.
Furlong, honoree; Mesdames Dan- t
iel R. Johnson, George E. Brooks, (
I. J. Furlong, Lindsay Walker, ^
J, W. Brooks, John E. Gill, E. 1
C. Woodbury, Edwin W. Taylor, 1
Norwood Orrell, John J. Knox, 1
Henry Rogers, Thelma B. Mc- '
Eachern, Gene Grey, J. L. Henry, *
J. J. Rezze, D. C. Sessoms, Alice '
W. Craven, and Furman Gallo- J
way. Misses Kate M. Johnson. ^
Carrie and Fannie Brooks, Sallie *
Betts Knox, Ruth Ingram. Eliza- ,
oeth Shannon, Frances Furlong, ^
Mary McDuffie, Lizzie Frank | *
Cannon. Mary Brooks. Lucy Dow- *
less, Sevilla Wright, Lula Brooks,
Blanche Grayson, Frances Wood- S.
jury, Helen Taylor; Zelda Brooks, *
Mine West, Mattie and Rebekah ?
Johnson. ,
On Monday afternoon, Mrs.
furlong was feted by the ladies
jf the Auditor of Disbursements]^
?na Time Keeping department, ''
Atlantic Coast Line. About twen- *
ty-five were present and present- 1
>d the bride crystal in her cho- A
>en pattern. n
Mrs. J. W. Brooks and daugh- '
:ers, Mesdames Norwood Orrell
ind Thelma B. McEachern, were
it home Thursday evening to
ibout forty friends of Mrs. Furong.
Fall flowers were used
hroughout the home, and the
juests were served fruit cocktail
ind cookies.
ROMAN'S CLUB c
e;
The Woman's Club met on
Wednesday afternoon in the club P
ooms, Mrs. William Styron, presdent
of the organization, presidng.
h
Among the various items of r|
lusiness discussed was "Book
Veek". The club is to offer two E
looks as prizes for essays writ- \v
en during the week. N
Plans for the Rabbi Thurman
?ok review were discussed and o:
i committee for selling tickets tl
ras appointed. These are Mes- C
lames L. C. Fergus, James Carr,
i. B. Smith, R. C. Daniel. R. L. a
"hompson and R. I. Mintz. w
Mrs. Styron reported on the P
>istrict Meeting in Wallace on
)ctober 8th. li
An interesting program on Na- h
ional Defense was presented by T
liss Margaret Parkhill. Miss
arkhill gave a talk on the de- tl
ense preparations and Mrs. C. si
el
ic rnMiMr I w
to tUlTllllU is
Ol
1ST shopping in crowded, hi
T
ss you do your shopping
come in this week and l
i and let's talk about the ?
H
this a Merry Christmas.
la
w
^ wes :
\ N. C. J
_____ c
JTOVES!
Winter has finally
way, but he hasn't
to protect our cusr
blasts.
heaters and stoves
e<^
riptions, and at all tr
JD SELECT S
ODAY.
ading Co. SHALLOTTE,
N. C.
ed
in iM
Ed. Taylor read a paper on the
'.raining of conscripts.
3RIDGE PARTY
Mrs. I. B. Bussells and her I
laughter, Lois Jane, were host-1
'sses on Thursday night at a |
lelightful bridge party in their!
lome.
The patriotic color scheme of
ed, white and blue, celebrating
Armistice Day, was used through>ut
the home in the decoration.
Refreshments of congealed fruit
lalad and punch were served in
latriotic containers. Other apjointments
were also in the same
rein. A lighted candle on each
date made the scene an attrac:ive
one.
Miss Annie Louise St. George
von high score prize, a linen
>ridge luncheon set, Mrs. William
Styron was second high winning
i taffeta quilted bridge table
:over.
A double deck of cards was the
>ingo prize and was won by Mrs.
3. H. Cranmer.
Guests who made up the 14
ables included: Mesdames H. C.
lorlette, Jr., Dick Brendle, Fred i
Villing, Robert Jones, -J. Arthur i
losher, Robert St. George, Mabel ;
darran, Wiley Wells, Allen C. ;
Swing, J. W. Ruark, C. C. Canion,
Robert Thompson, W. C. ;
leece, Harold St. George, Thomas
St. George, E. H. Cranmer, R. 1
. Mintz, E. H. Arrington, C.
Junnerson, M. R. Sanders, A. J.
dcNeil, L. C. Fergus, H. B.
Smith, Roy McKeithan, Bill Wells,
lharles Wells, H. W. Hood, Ray
tichards, W. R. Lingle, Vienna
-eggett, L. T. Yaskell, William
Ityron, William Jorgensen, James
larr, W. S. Davis, J. G. Christian,
). M. Davis, Elizabeth Gilbert,
I. K. Vitou, Robert Willis, James ,
'revatte, M. A. Northrop, James ,
larper;
Misses Lottie Mae Newton, j
innie Louise St. George, Blanche ]
lewton, Elizabeth Watson, Leila .
lubbard, Marjorie Welborne, j
ioris Butler, Nora Stevenson, ]
lae Phelps, Winnie Willis, Em- ,
ia Lou Harrelson, Evelyn Lough- ,
n, anci Marion st. ucorge.
Personal
Malcolm Frink and David Waton,
students at E. C. T. C.,
Ireenville, spent the past weeknd
here with their respective
arents.
George Watson of Pennsgrove,
T. J., spent the past week-end
ere with his mother, Mrs. Geoje
Y. Watson.
Miss Imogen Garrett and Miss
llizabeth Watson spent the past
eek-end in Charlotte visiting
ir. and Mrs. John Garrett.
Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Durham
f Raleigh have been spending
le past few days here with
hptain and Mrs. I. B. Bussells.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McAuley
nd son, Ried, spent the past
eek end here with Mrs. George
. Howey.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gill Qf Bovia
spent two days last week
ere with Mr. and Mrs. C. Ed
aylor.
H. W. Hood, state inspector for
le bureau of weights and meaires,
spent the holiday week
id here with his family.
Robert Willis of Chadbourn
lent the week end here with
Irs. Willis, a member of the
outhport school faculty.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Hubbard
" Sanford spent Saturday night
"M"f on/1 Mpc P T5V1
CIC Willi 1*11. miu 1.1.w. w. ,
aylor. I
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Newton li
id little daughter. Charlene, of I
umberton, spent last week end I
ire with Mr. and Mrs. B. J. 1
olden. 1
Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Watson spent
st week-end in Charleston, S. C., I
ith Mr. and*Mrs. Clarence Dan- J
ird. I
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Morse. Jr., ?
[rs. Gus Morse, Sr., and Mrs. t
assie Costello, of Wilmington, I
isited Mrs. Eva Wolfe last Mon- f
iy. lj
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Frink and C
lildren, of Ash, visited Mr. and r
[rs. W. F. Jones last week. v
Eunice Weeks, who was cal- t
d home on account of the death I
.' his father, J. J. Weeks, re- s
irned to Quantico, Va., last Mon- f
iy where he is enlisted with the 1
[arines. V
"newTI
briefs
?j;
s
FOR TREATMENT C
H. L. Robinson of Supply enter- F
[ Doaher Memorial Hospital for J
eatment on Tuesday. b
li
HOSPITAL PATIENT w
Mrs. M. F. Woody of Shal- b
tte is still a patient at Dosher E
emorial Hospital, having en- F
red on November 3. a
J
SURGICAL PATIENT F
Mrs. N. W. Bennett of Shaltte
entered Dosher Memorial C
ospital Tuesday as a medical z
.tient. Ji
E
PATIENT Q
L. M. Benton of Shallotte enter- 1:
Dosher Memorial Hospital VI
onday as a medical patient. o:
0
THE STATE PORT
VISITS r.VREXTS
Miss Elsie Avent and her j
roommate at Western Carolina j
Teachers College, Miss Louise j
Johnson, of Hendersonville spent!
the week end at the home of i
Miss A vent's parents, Mr. and I
Mrs. William E. Avent, at Longwood.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rankin, Jr.,
of Texas, Md? announce the birth
of a daughter, Rosemary Lee,
on Oct. 28. Mrs. Rankin was the
former. Miss Katylee Watts,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. G.
Watts, of the Waccamaw community.
CAN AD Y-MINTZ
Mrs. Mamie Mintz announces
the marriage of her daughter,
Georgie Evelyn to Raleigh J.
Canady on Octobei 10, 1940, in
Newark, N. J. They are making
their home in Newark at the \
present. Mr. Canady holds a position
with the government.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morgan
of Durham announce the birth of
a son, Wallace Lee, on Oct. 19th.
Mrs. Morgan is the former Miss
Edna Mintz of the Makatoka sec-1
tion of this county, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mintz.
Draft Numbers
For Brunswick
County Citizens
1010, Lee Hezekiah Stanley;
1011, Lenix Grissette; 1012, Harry
Hampton Bell; 1013, Robert
Purcell Williams; 1014, William
Archie Caison; 1015, Newton
Elijah Gardner; 1016, William
Rudolph Lingle: 1017, William
Ralph Milligan; 10X8, JVilliam
Henry Bernard; luiy, laimage i
King; 1020, Bias Simmons; 1021,;'
STancie Madison Simmons; 1022,
Daniel Edgar Simmons; 1023,!
Earl Goodman; 1024, Dan Milington;
1025, Vander McCollister, <
lr.; 1026, G(%rge Brown; 1027,
iVillie Brown; 1028, John Daniel '
long; 1029, James Authur Ranlolph;
1030, Maco Preston Wation;
1031, Joseph McKoy; 1032,
lames Henry Baloon; 1033, Presilent
Roosevelt Skipper,
1034, Warren Walker Skipper; L035,
Robert Hayes Lewis; 1036,
Kenneth Allen Edwards; 1037, i
Tuluis Manson Benton; 1038, Ger- 1
nan Evans; 1039, Curtis Edgar 1
Janus; 1040, Charlie Girthrie 1
Vrnold: 1041, Charles Allen Russ,
Fr.: 1042, Gene Henderson Russ; '
L043, Leroy Lewis; 1044. Wood- <
ow Edia Sullivan; 1045, Leonard
^ee Davis; 1046, Raleigh Varnan;
L047, Norman Curtis Bellamy; '
1048, George Frederick Swain; '
1049, John Henry Hankins; 1050, 1
Tohn Willie Lewis; 1051, John '
Owen Everett; 1052, George Per- '
y Frink; 1053, Novie Hewett;
1054, Henry Blackwell Green, Jr.; 1
.055, Lucian Bailey Russ; 1056, 1
-onie Galloway; 1057, Horace 1
vorenza Kirby.
1058, Robert Garvin Mercer; 1
.059, Raleigh Williams; 1060,
Cldridge French Fisher; 1061, El- '
is Clarington Williams; 1062, Wilie
Randolph Bryant; 1063, Brook- 3
r Washington Radford; 1064,
Jtacy Jenkins; 1065, Monos Bowl
ng; 1066. Allen Jethro Burney; '
067, Claude Hazelwood McCall; '
.068, Eugene Russel Newton; <
069, Willie Burney; 1070, Lee 1
irthur Hewett; 1071, Early Elton 1
JcKeithan: 1072, Henry Dosher <
tobbins; 1073, Joseph Nelson Lit- le;
1074, Joseph Harry Hill; 1075, (
^ester Leo Edwards; 1076, Shep- ;
lerd Lee Johnson; 1077, Henry '
Senjamin Lewis; 1078, Johnny 5dge;
1079, Cedie Alton Bullard; (
080, Pickett Meares Skipper; 1
081, John Jenkins, Jr.
1082, Jesse Cecil Andrews; 1083, *
lerman E. Stanaland; 1084, Jose- i
ihus Whitmore; 1085, Chester 1
tobert Poindexter; 1086, Simon 1
ihaw; 1087, William Julius New- 5
on; 1088, Rufus Graham: 1089,
Fredrick Lee Evans; 1090, San- j
ord Lanier Hankins; 1091, Wil- 1
iam King Smith; 1092, James J
lass; 1093, Willie Clarence Clem- 1
nons; 1094, Maning Austin Full- 1
rood; 1095. Ellis McKinley Ben- 1
on; 1096, Wheeler Bellamy; 1097, v
i"red Cumbee; 1098, Ernest Adi- 1
on Swain; 1099, Wade Mack c
Sryant; 1100, Merdie Lee Metts; ]
101, Rifton Ercell Sellers; 1102, 1
Villiam Oberjohann; 1103, Willie 1
lordon Gause; 1104, Nathaniel 1
la.ll; 1105, Herbert Brew. ?
1106, Vincenzo Rinaldi; 1107, ?
tnson Chaddie Simmons; 1108, 1
.loyd McKeller Babson; 1109, 1
lerbert Jackson Bryant; 1110, I
Villiam Claude Leonard; 1111, I
Frances Paul Fodale; 1112, Horn- s
r Holden; 1113, Leroy Ellington
'rice; 1114, William Edward 1
Ivans;' 1115, James McClenon f
Itevens; 1116, Kermit Sinclair J
lalloway; 1117, Otto Long; 1118, v
loosevelt Evans; 1119, Ceasar 1
ulious Hardee; 1120, David Wil- ?
ur Sabiston; 1121, Lecell Wil- 1
ams; 1122, Henry Sherman Full- 1
rood; 1123, George Roscoe Rob- 1
ins; 1124, Aria Malone; 1125, 1
lurke Head Tillman, Jr.; 1126, J
[arry Sneed; 1127, John Hop- 1
on Anderson; 1128, James Irvin li
ohnson; 1129, Owen Shelby Mc- C
ieithen. X
1130, Robert Elvy Butler; 1131, C
'alvin Bernard Brown; 1132, Oz- 1
le Tripp; 1133, Ottis Nye; 1134, C
ames Norwood Benton; 1135, K
ladie McKoy; 1136, William li
luince; 1137, Harris Skipper; v
138, Joe David Johnson; 1139,
William Aubery Smith; 1140, Del- L
rus Williams; 1141, Lindsay Nor- e
PILOT, SOUTHPORT, N. C.
wood Inman; 1142, Corbett V.
Coleman; 1143, Clyde* Monroe
Lowry; 1144. Andrew Lendon
Jenkins; 1145, George Henry Lanier;
1146, Homer Garfield Phelps;
1147, Junius ' Carl Clemmons;
1148, Daniel Ennis Long; 1149,
Murphy Lane Hewett; 1150, Joseph
Preston Parker; 1151, Archie
Roosevelt Johnson; 1152,
Dace Cleveland Carlisle; 1153,
Harry Fitzgerald Weeks, Jr.
1154, Ashburn Ledrew Milliken;
1155, Zadie Gilford Williams;
1156, Oscar Joseph Richardson;
1157, Oston Julious Marlow; 1158,
James Hommer Bozeman; 1159,
Henry Foust Slade; 1160, Abrom
Frink; 1161, Joseph Earl Stanley;
1162,LeRoy Mintz; 1163, William
Henry Hill; 1164, Isaac Theodore
Reynolds;" 1165, John Fredwick
Arnold; 1166, William Porter Jorgensen;
1167, Daniel Clarence
Russ; 1168, Thomas Allen Reaves;
1169, Lucian Boymore Grissett;
1170, Carl Clarence Pigott;
1171, Henry Lee Holden; 1172,
Willie Eudoris Ganey; 1173, James
Solomon Fullwood; 1174, Marion
Leslie Garner; 1175, Almond Hall
Brown; 1176, James Madison
Harper, Jr.: 1177, Joseph Bryson
Hickman.
1178, Robert Brashar Evans;
1179, Edward N. Morse: 1180,
Robert Laddie Vaught; 1181, Leon
Anderson Modlin; 1182, Walter
Robert Sellers; 1183, Boyd Lott;
1184, Jack Carly Crouch; 1185,
Tommie Shaw; 1186, Wade D.
Gore; 1187, David Hobbs: 1188,
Lee Roy Bernard; 1189, Samuel
David Bernard; 1190, William
Jacob Green; 1191, Ivon Houston
Hewett; 1192, LeRoy Swain; 1193,
James Martin Marlowe; 1194,
Rufus Calvin Randolph; 1195, Robert
William Everett; 1196. Otis
Robinbon; 1197, Vester Beck;
1198. James McLamb; 1199, Lacy
W. Brown; 1200, Cameron Odell
Blanton; 1201, Charles Morris
Matthews.
1202, John Bryant Smith: 1203,
Otto Elliott Hickman: 1204, William
Robert Anderson: 1205,
John Crandel McKeithan; 1206,
Elder Bright Hewett; 1207, Elbert
Sprunt Clemmons; 1208, Otho B.
Hart; 1209, Arthur Lewis Brown,
Jr.* 1210 Hprnian Austin* 1211
Joseph Alfred Parker; 1212, Eustas
Glean Russ; 1213, Chancie
Reaves; 1214, Weston Varnam;
1215, Empie Guilspie Hewett;
1216, David Eunice Fulford; 1217
Erastus Carroll; 1218, Alton
Dewey Blackman; 1219, Glenn
Robert Setzer; 1220, Charlie
Floyd King; 1221, Herbert Adams;
1222, William David Flowsrs;
1223, Orbie J. Inman; 1224, ,
Craven Carver Wilson; 1225, Liston
Edison Moore.
1226, Sandy Hordge: 1227,
Pete.- Haynes, Jr.; 1228, Joe My- ;
srs; 1229, Barcy Iredell Little;
1230, Charles Evan Hughes: 1231,
William Earl Babson; 1232, Lawrence
Empy Andrews; 1233, GarDie
William Butler; 1234, Lester
Clyde Babson; 1235, Robert Harrison
Faircloth; 1236, Caesar D.
Cause; 1237, Hugh Jothan White.
1238, Robert Monroe Potter; 1239
Mannon Cephus Gore; 1240, Walter
Stanley; 1241, Eldridge Victor
Long: 1242, Ernest Clayton
McKeithan; 1213, . Harry Wilber
Bennett; 1244, James B. Purvis;
1245. Earnest Radfort; 1246, Willie
Slade; 1247, Carl Hewette;
1248, Isaac Harley Simmons;
1249, George Earl Thompson.
1250, Robert Empy Piggot;
1251, Sam Newman Caison; 1252,
l.ucian Edgar Holden; 1253, Lu:her
Hermon Hughes; 1254, Claule
Rourk; 1255, Harry Lee Bernard;
1256, Leon Watts; 1257,
Vinson Lee Long; 1258, Israel
Cidron; 1259, Donnie M. Jasper;
1260, J. B. Stanley; 1261, Jesse
Coodman; 1262, James NeilStew,?f.
V)fi1 RallorH- lOfii
Charles Franklin Galloway; 1265,
lohn Reghnal Potter; 1266, Edjar
Charles Woodbury, Jr.; 1267,
losher Lee'Inman; 1268, Laney
Norwood Milliken; 1269, Delicious
D'Neil Grissett; 1270, Benjamin
voodLevi Fullwood; 1271, John
.Vallace Bellamy; 1272, Benjamin
Morgan; 1273, James Edgar
Shaw.
1274, Alonza Davis; 1275, Benamin
Franklin McDowell; 1276,
3ertram Lanier Furpless, 1277,
trchie Eugene Lewis; 1278, Colins
George McLamb; 1279, Eston
lockwell Hewett; 1280, Mazion
Trink; 1281, James David Edvards;
1282, Marshall Long; 1283
ktangus Rutin Tripp; 1284, Jamis
Brigman; 1285, Elwood Gore;
.286 Barnie Lester Benton; 1287,
Thomas Grant Gore; 1288, James
Villiam Evans; 1289, Lennell
.Veston Hewett; 1290, Roderick
Sellers; 1291, Alton Lennell Hewitt;
1292, Dennis Ruffin Hewett;
1203, David Handson Sellers;
.294, Marion Leon Galloway; 1295
tuffus Ray Somersett; 1296, Carl
-ong; 1297, Stanley Ray Swanion.
1298, William Austin Phelps;
299, James Wilbur Sellers; 1300,
tonnie Jesse Varnum; 1301, Ray
enkins Spencer; 1302, John Edvard
Green; 1303, Charlie Philips
Aldridge; 1304, James Elmon
Jmith; 1305, Julius WilliamsWiletts;
1306, Heiyy Myers, Jr.;
307, Roosevelt McKinley Brown;
308, William Ben Randolph;
309, Crammar Hewett; 1310,
essie Washington Kirby; 1311,
Vilber Caison; 1312, Lovie Colins
Holden; 1313, Everett Lee
Jalloway; 1314, Hollis Sigbay
Vard; 1315, Joseph Franklin McIray;
1316, Isiah Brewington;
317, John Bryant; 1318, Marvin
Iraham Johnson; 1319, William
ludson Thorpe; 1320, John Wilam
Savage; 1321, Ireael Edward
Clemmons.
1322, Leo Royal Benton; 1323,
oyd Elwood Mercer; 1324, Jams
Leo Haddock; 1325, Ivey
) qi I. . 1 ..
High; 1326, James Governor
Frink; 1327, Curtis Vaught; 1328,
Louis J. Smith; 1329, Harvey
Smith; 1330, Elbert Curtis Rogers;
1331, Harold Willetts; 1332,
Dallas Cranmer Pigott; 1333, Calvin
Wesley Bryant; 1334, Dickie
Eudoras McKeithan; 1335, Alexander
Edge; 1336, Larnie Arling
Johnson; 1337, Travis Simmons;
1388, Samuel Sidney Caison; 1339
Earnest Brown; 1340, Curtis Olan
Hewett, Jr.; 1341, Hilton Howard
Pierce; 1342, Malicahi Corbett;
1343, John Newman Lancaster;
1344, Charlie Boss Inman; 1345,
Allen Stanley, Jr.
1316, Paul Leonard Lewis; 1347,
J. W. Wilson; 1348, Vineval Jackson
Holden; 1349, David Preston
McKeithan; 1350, John Goodman
Fulford; 1351, Gilbert John Grissett;
1352, James Evans; 1353, ;
Wesley Clyde Swain; 1354, Willie
Smith; 1355, Hamilton Robinson;
1356, Joseph Vereen; 1357,
Clinton George Parker; 1358,
Henry Dudly Roberson; 1359,
Fred Douglas Ballard; 1360,. Til- J
om Vance Knox; 1361, Frankie
Daniels; 1362, Joseph Earl Beck;
1363, Edward Alec Mosley; 1364,
John Henry Lacy Daniels; 1365, ;
William Edward Clemmons; 1366, ;
Barkley Cox Tomlin; 1367, Richard
Waddell; 1368, Frank James;
1369, Aldreth C. Phelps.
1370, Willie Clemmons; 1371,
Walter Guy Moore; 1372, Ernest 11
Calvin Joyner; 1373, John Hubert
Shannon; 1374, Johnnie Be- 1
bastian Nance; 1375, Jackson 1
Mercer Caton; 1376, Joe Beverly ;
Cochran: 1377, William Charles ;
McDonald; 1378, Harvey Lee Evans;
137ST, Homer Hubert Hollis; .
1380, Duncan Isham Watson;
1381, Woodrow Finer; 1382, Richard
Leon Brendle; 1383, James
Floyd Parker; 1384, Grower Newly
Edwards; 1385, William Bryan
Evans; 1386, Drue A. Spencer; i
1387, George Meorante: 1388,
Clarence Hiram Bellamy; 1389, :
Lewis Junius Smith; 1390, James
Edward Smith; 1391, Hobson
James Hewett; 1392, William
Clifton Lewis; 1393, Charles Al- ]
len Jones, Sr.
100.1 Ptrfilo Alloxan Pa rfflf
llliTT) VJJ11V i LHUV.V11 wwt <iV> f
1395, Carl Lamb; 1396, Vance
Robinson; 1397, John Dawson; ;
1398, Floyd Wilkes Wescott; '
1399, William Thomas Cook; 1400 j
Albert Berton O'Quinn; 1401,
Douglas Hewette; 1402, Freddie '
McKnight; 1403, Lynwood Ellis
Phelps; 1404, Frederick Mintz; ;
1405, William Owen Reynolds;
1406, Frank Sash Fullwood; 1407 '
Maryland Mims; 1408, Ira Tho- '
mas Bryant; 1409, Martin Van 1
Skipper; 1410, Frank I. Melvin;
1411, Delmas Gorden Hewett; .
1412, Prime Thomas; 1413, Her- 1
bert Floyd Hewett; 1414, Horace 1
Gleen Hewett; 1415, Henry Bryan .
Usher; 1416, William Henry Todd.
1417, James Herbert Thompson. ;
1418, Hubert Alvin Livingston;
1419. Dolphus Bryant; 1420, Har- '
lee Wilson Williams: 1421, Pink-,'
ney Anderson Felder; 1422, Jam- ,
es Henry Porter; 1423, James ,
Ballard; 1424, James Corbett; .
1425, Leroy Fields; 1426, Clather:
Hill; 1427, France Hewette; 1428, 1.
Henry Devoune - McCall; 1429, :
John Eld ridge McKeithan; 1430,1:
George Clarence Long; 1431, j ]
James Walter Robinson; 1432,!
Derrel Leo Bowen; 1433, Orbie;
Pershon Hewette; 1434, Wilbur
Daniel Holden; 1435, Irby Elmer ^
Chadwick; 1436, Nero Wilson'
Frink; 1437, Leon Walter Smith; [,
1438, David Shepard Devaun; 1t
1439, Grover Nicholas Burney;j(
1440, Leonard C. Carter; 1441, t
A. J. Walton, Jr. ,
1442, Handy Butler; 1443, Gol- .
ie M. Bellamy; 1444, William 1
Norris; 1445, Charles Henry j
Lockhart; 1440, James Houston'?
Sellers; 1447, George Franklin 6
Lovvry; 1448, Robeii Kenneth Mq
Keithan; 1449, Marshall McRoy
Roach; 1450, Sidney A. Phelps;
1451, Philip Martin Dodson; 1452,
Elbert LeRoy Pigott; 1453, Henry
Foster Mintz; 1454, Gerald Alexander
Mercer; 1455, Earl Johnson;
1456, Dan May Rourk; 1457,
DeLeslie Devone Inman; 1458,
Ronie Joseph Carlyle; 1459, John
West Smith; 1460, Willie Walter
Frink; 1461, Lacey Linwood Lancaster;
1462, Riley Alton Evans;
1463, Dottie Lacy Sparrow; 1464,
Snode William Lancaster; 1465,
Goley Hewette.
1466, Irvir, Johnston; 1467, Harry
Raphael Parker; 1468, Isaac
Jackson; 1469, Charlie Lee Fullwood;
1470, Cecil Smith; 1471,
Parley Pratt Formy Duval; 1472,
E. Duffie Smith; 1473, Danvis
Selvester Holden; 1474, Elbert
German Evans; 1475, Jessie Porter
Little; 1476, James Franklin
Little; 1477, Quincy Bert Little;
1478, William Loyd Royals; 1479,
Archie Washington Holden; 1480,
Henry James Bryant; 1481, Alexander
Fulwood; 1482, George
Washington Page; 1483, James
W. Piver; 1484, Rufus Jones;
Toy land Op
Y
Wilmington, N. C.
1485, Orbie Rudolph Sellers; 1-486 I'
Rooney Carroll; 1487, Eugene j:
Hollis: 1488, Henry McKindley
Jenrette; 1489, Jefferson David
Jenrette.
1490, Norwood Orrell Brooks; !
1491, Samuel Dewey Grissett;
1492, Frederick Earl Pigott; 1493
Major Wells Hewett; 1494, William
Lloyd Leonard; 1495, John
William Lewis; 1496, Sam Me- \
Coy; 1497, Marshall Johnson
Cooker: 1498, Clyde Varnan;
1499, Walter Enos Bell; 1500,
James Durias Ward; 1501, Janis
Cole; 1502, Emmet Leo Gaine.v;
1503, John Henry Brown; 1504,
Leon Henry Wells; 1505, David
Carmer Smith; 1506. William
Harold Moye; 1507, Herbert '
Franklin Rogers; 1508, Robert
Franklin Hardee; 1509, Willie j
Hill; 1510, S. J. Frink; 1511, Curtis
M. Hardee; 1512, Irvin Dan- '
iels; 1513, William Brockington. I
1514, James Nettling Coleman:,;
1515, Harris Vernon Gore; 1516,'.
Henry Edison Bozeman; 1517, t
Burice Davis; 1518, Edmond Hen- J
ry Lewis; 1519,, Isaiah Norvan,'
Fulford; 1520, James Pershing ,
Holmes; 1521, James Stanford
Hewett; 1522, William Ervin I
Brown; 1523, John Moore Gore; r
1524, Samuel Brown; 1525, Jam
es A. Ganus; 1526, Leslie Sheldon "
Flowers; 1527, Johnie Levi Flow-!}
ers; 1528, Pawnee Formy Duval; j
1529, Quenn McCoy; 1530, James!'
Calvin Grimes Willetts; 1531, j i
Charles William Ganey; 1532, El- J
roy King; 1533, Ulmer C. Long; i
1534, Charlie Augdon King; 1535 |
Victor Bailey King; 1536, George i
Traverse Berridge; 1537, William :i
N'esby King. t
1538, Harry Clifford Gore, 1539. J
Edwin Ray Milligan; 1540, Youles !
Johnson; 1541, Earnest Clarence j
Edwards: 1542, Theodore Lee J
Burney; 1543, Fred Harrison Pig- i
Dtt; 1544, Earnest Tripp; 1545, ;
Elwood Mintz; 1546, Jerry Malice- j,
field Hewett; 1547, Roger Davis; <j
1548, John Boyd Finch; 1549, Sam- ;
uel Pete Smith; 1550, George Ed- j
win j" loyci; loot, James Alexan- J i
der Bogie; 1552, Harry Lester j J
Touchton; 1553, Leo Knox; 1554, i Noah
Formey; 1555, Alexander J,
Adams; 1556, Van Daly Ballard; v
1557, Commedore Jenkins; 1558,
Zeb Douglas Mosley; 1559, Lon- ii
nie Shaw; 1560, James Hobson !,
Hewette; 1561, Harry Winston J
Grissett. s
1562, Doema Berton Phelps; s
1563, Homer Hall Phelps; 1564, <
ivory Cleveland Lewis; 1565, i
James Bell Aldridge; 1566, Harry ;
Bryant; 1567, Harvey Sollie Lanier;
1568, Charles Thomas Brown; jj
1569, Howard Taft Clemmons; !
1570, Riley Othen Sellers; 1571, J.
Rufus Jewett; 1572, Robert Chap- i
man Sellers; 1573, Marion Taylor j1
Woody; 1574, Hermon Franklin i
Ellis; 1575, Clifton Cumbee; 1576,
Dgvid Baxter Roberts; 1577, Joe i
Troy; 1578, Andrew Lee Atkin- f
son; 1579, Primus Gibbs; 1580, i'
James Elbert Wilson; 1581, Geo- 1
rge Albert Gore; 1582, William
rhomas Jones; 1583, Robert Clay- 1
ton Hewett; 1584, Robert Frank a
Higdon; 1585, Jennings Hewett. <
1586, Percy Leonard Weeks; ,
1587, Edwin Wellington Taylor; I
1588, Henry Woodbury Benton; J
1589, Daniel Carl Andrews; 1590, I'
" WANT ADS "!
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VIIY WASTE TIME looking for '
a job? Be independent. Sell
itawleigh Products. Good nearby fj
oute open. Write today. Rawl- >
bgh's Dept. NCJ-211-D, Rich- J
mond, Va.
11-13-c . {]
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rVANTED ? Quotations on good n
e/Mrhnon At" noamit Vtatr rloliirnt- *'
OUjr u^aii <JI pvunuk iiaj, uuitTCi- p
id at Southport. James M. Harpir,
Southport, N. C. 0
. 1
From Fall
That's more than a
more than a change in d<
means that comfortable fa
aside and replaced by sni
garments that insure comfo
Our shelves are lined
member of the family, and
ably priced.
G. W. Kirt
SUPPLY
tens Friday Morning, 1
OU ARE INVITED!
Efird's
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Adron Lee Long; 1591, La ton
Mintz; 1592, Charles Lee Ballard;
1593, James Ardell Pellam;
1594, Edgar Whitfield Benton;
1595, David James Small; 1596,
(Continued On Page 4)
"^/"PREVENT
MANY COLDS <
From Developing
Quick ?Put a Few Drops of VIcKa rt
Va-tro-nol up your nose at the flrstj _
sniffle, sneeze, or sign of catching cold
and let its stimulating action aid Nature's
defenses against the cold.
VICKS VATROWOL
LEGALS
' NOTICE
Sealed proposals t'rn- (he const ru<*-^
ion of an electric distribution sysem
will be received by the Brunsvick
Electric .Membership Corpora**
ion at 10:00 A. .M. Kastern Standard
rime. November li?. 1910. at its office
it Shaflottc, X. at which limit t.
he proposals will be public-ally open- . i
d and read. Further information cdliil
ic secured from the above named
if flee. 11 K
T. T. WAHP, Secretary
1-13-c
NIOItTGAGK SALE .
Under and bv virtue of the power
if sale contained in that mortgage j
la ted September 22, 193G, recorded
n Hook 52. l*age 5x5, given by h ,j
rhomas A. lioaves to the undersigned
o secure a note therein recited, de- '
ault having been made in the paynent
of the said note and mortgage,
he undersigned will sell the followng
described lands to the highest
lidder for cash at the court house
Igor, Southport, N. C.. to satisfy the
erms of saiil mortgage
IT NOON ON TUESDAY. DEfEM<KK
H?. ID 10.
n Shallotte Township. Brunswick
L'ounty. North Carolina, bounded''
ind described as follows:
BEGINNING at the poii^ wher^ u
ho run of Saw Pitt Swamp and
oplar Branch meet; runs thence up
lie run of Poplar Branch, as It ;
neamlers. about 2080 feet to a stake/y
n the (J. K. Brooks line on said
ranch: thence with the (J. 10.
books line south 11 degrees west
232 feet to an old slump, a corner
>f the .1. \Y. .Milliken laud, included
n this description: thence north 45 I
legrees, 30' west 2810 feet to an old
iak stump, a corner of the Ida Cal- 1
:on tract No. 1. also corner of the
iidney Stanley land; runs thence with
he Ida t'aison line of Lot No. 1,
lorth 20 degrees west '.urn leei 10 :l
take: theme north 21 degrees west
2ti feel to the edge of Saw I *111
Lvamp; thence east w ardly 1395 feet
0 the road which crosses, said
warnp; thence with the road northwardly
190 feet to a gum on the
tin of said Saw l'itt Swamp: theme
Iowii the run of Saw Pitt Swamp, as
1 meanders, to the HEGINNING. conuiiiing
1JS acres, and being Lot No.
of the John F. Sommersette diviion,
and being the J. M. Sominer- J
ette share in said division.
Dated anil * posted, this November
. 1940.
1*1. Taylor. Guardian of James
Stanley.
2-4-e
roTI( K 1(1 K)HK( I.OSI ItK SAI.E
Notice is hereby given that under
,nd by virtue of a power of sale
ontalned in a certain mortgage deed
xecuted by C. T. Lewis and wife to
>. P. Lewis, dated -May 30th. 1932,
corded in Hook No. 53 at Page No.
00, records of Hrunswlck County,
s. to secure payment of a cernin
note therein recited, default hnvng
been made in payment thereof,
he undersigned mortgagee, to satisfy ( i
aid note, will on Monday Nov. lltii- J
910, at twelve o'clock Noon, .offer
or sale to highest bidder for cash
t public auction, at courthouse door
ti Southport, N. t'. a certain tract
>f land. Iionnded and described as
ollows: Heginnlng at a hlackgum
in a ditch in a small branch; runs >
hence S. 15 degrees lf? poles to a
take: thence S. 00 N. 11 poles to
stake; thence S. 20 E. 40 poles
o a pine; thence N. S7 10. 127 poles
o a pine; in R. V. Lewis line;
hence with li. F. Lewis line to a
ine of Samuel Heck land; thence
with said Heck line North of a
mall branch that makes out of Cross
ranch; thence up said small branch j
r> beginning, containing 50 acres,
riorc or less. Dated and posted this
M. 9th. 1910.
I). H. l*ewis. Mortgagee.
. W. Huark, Atty., Southport, X. C.
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EXEC! Tillr X< 1TICE
Having (ptalifled as Executrix of
he will of Mrs. Emma T. White,
eceased. late of Hrtinswick County.
orth Carolina, this is to notify all
ersons having claims against the
state of said deceased to exhibit
hem to the undersigned at Southort,
Xorth Carolina, on or before
he 2nd day of October. 1941, or this
otice will be pleaded in bar of their
ecovery. All persons indebted to ?;
aid estate please make immediate
ayrnent.
This 2nd day of October, 1940.
May Phelps. Executrix of the Will
f Mrs. Emma T. White.
to Winter |
change in temperature,
ates on the calendar. It
II clothing must be laid '
ig feeling, warm winter
irt and protect health.
with clothing for every
"T j
every garment is reasonit
is
iy & Sons
r, N. C.
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Wilmington, N. C.
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