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r\ ? ' I Skipper H. T. Watts of th
Uon tarpenter sea Giri has aire&dy promised t
* m ' be cooperative with the visitor!
krnminrr RorL He win see that they &et fish '
vUllllllg DdLlY they don't pick a time when th
weather is too bad to get out
Outdoor Writer For Wash-! ^ k
. , _ rj * Other recent visitors here, a,
mgton Uaily News is editors or writers, who are plan
Planning A Return Visit ning to return early in Januar
Here Soon i are Dave Roberts of the Cincin
nati, Ohio, Enquirer; Joe Brooks
Don Carpenter. hunting and Maryland sportsman and fishinj
fishing editor of the Washington j authorlty and Jonn Alaen Knjgh
Daily News, is roaring to come i of New Jersey. Knight is the lec
back to Southport for some more turer on angling at Columbii
fishing before Christmas. He University and is the author o
writes he wants to find out how various works on fishing. Rob
long a fishing season Southport er'3, Brooks and Knight, and pos
- sibly J. Hammond Brown of th<
n- ^ Baltimore American, plan to comi
Carpenter and companions from . . ... , . .
... . ._ . , , down together for a week of hunt
Washington were here three . 'B
weeks ago and made a fine catch. ln? a "**'
Since then he has been singing cook: "I'm leavin' in exactly
the praises of Southport as a new three minutes."
cldorado for the sportsman in Mrs timothy: "Then put th(
the Daily News at every oppor- eggS on to boil, and we'll hav<
tunlty, also in his contact with them right for once."
sportsmen. His companions on the
trip are no less enthuasistic boost- "I wonder why it is we can'1
ers. Now they want to return save anything?"
and' try it again to see how long "It's the neighbors, dear ;thej
a fishing season this section can are always doing something we
reaily boast of having. can't afford."
BICYCLES
i -for christmas?
SURPRISE YOUR YOUNGSTERS
CHRISTMAS MORNING WITH A NEW
PACKARDBIKE
reduced now
?|$24.95
IfT# PI Daisy Rifles . . Philco and G. E.
Radios . . Boxing Gloves . . Darts . .
^enn's ' ' Badminton . . Skates?
\ ?km Union Hardware . . Taylor Velocipe\
J ^eS ' ' ^mer'ca s Finest Footballs . .
Basketballs . . Archery Sets.
I SNEEDEN'S CYCLE CO.
I 114 Market St. WILMINGTON, N. C.
1 REMEMBER TO SHO
1 WHITEVIi
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$ AND ASK YOUR MERCHA
| Trade Ticke
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$ A TOTAL OF
| $125"InP
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TO BE GIVEN AWA
I SATURDAY, DEC. 14 and
.1 ?2:00 p. m. AT A. C. L. DE
d| ?YOU MUST BE PRESENT
I Whiteville Mei
j .
| Associatio
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8
e| FARM AGENT
0
s.! Poor farming comes more
f from not doing than not knowe
ing how to do.
1 In managing pullets, the personal
factor is very important. If the '
11 caretaker attends to details j fe
- promptly and takes time to ob- 8
y serve the condition of the pul- I
- lets daily things usually go along .9
i, O. K? but if he lacks interest :j
y and lets things slide along he is, 9
j headed for trouble. j m
_ j Lights should not be used onL
pullets during the first layingj 9
1 cycle in early fall. Later, when I
f days get short, the production be-1 9
' gins to drop and the birds begin j 9
" j to drop a few feathers, turn on i 9
21 lights. Do not work the birds for j 9
21 more than 12 hours daily.
Sow Carala or Red Heart i 9
| Wheat between November 15th I 19
r j and December 15th.
s j All farms owned and operated ,
[jby the same operator within a! 9
' | county can be combined if oper
! ated as a unit. Any part of a
t farm rented for cash shall remain
ja part of the original farm or wi
r be treated as a separate farm. f0
In no case will the combination
(of the cash rented tract with '
.! the farm operated by the renter' ?
be permitted. | Pr
j The above is part of a letter m
received from the chairman of fo
the state committee. pc
Sunday School
Lesson Z
! By GROVER C. PHILLIPS Sp
pr<
must be borne in mind while we
accept the truth that all prevailing
prayer is heard and answered:
First, our prayers may th:
be answered negatively, and one T''
must be willing to accept a neg-;of
ative answer, even as Jesus (Matt. IGo
26: 39) and Paul (2nd Corinthians 311
12: 7-9) accepted such answers J ?vl
Second, our prayers will not be "G
answered merely because they are
often repeated, but that fact
should never deter us from pray- Th
ing much and often. We are admonished
to "Pray without ceas- J
ing" '1st Thessalonians 5: 17);
to "continue instant in prayer" Po
(Romans 12: 12) and to "be careful
for nothing, but in everything,
by prayer and supplication, with qui
thanksgiving, let your requests be wil
made known unto God" (Philip- ati
pians 4: 6). poi
It has been said that a life of to
prayer is a life of heaven and pec
some of us would not exchange : sor
our prayer-life for all the wealth i to
of this world.
"Oh, the pure delight of a single yy
hour
That before Thy throne I
spend? be
When I kneel in prayer and with jn
Thee, my God, j t
i I commune as friend with I tri(
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THE STATE POR
Receives Some
WWe Mention
?y ;?4m
M , '.; > :> " . ", ';
whi^'ok'
'' ' BT^ fetftii
^SB$? ?' ^SIHHBHB^^ '-.*P
FRANK BROWN, who
is last year an auctioneer
r the Crutchfield tobacco
irehouse here, recently
it his picture in all the
incipal magazines and
e t r o politan newspapers
r his endorsement of a
ipular brand of cigarettes.
friend."
rhe more we pray, the more
come to realize the need of
ich prayer. On one occasion
urgeon, the great English
" * * - ? ut
;acner, saia to a menu. ?
ve so much work to do today
it I cannot get along with less
in three hours of prayer",
-eless prayer, based on a sense
need and with a quest for
d's will, always brings abundt
answer from the "fount of
;ry blessing."
h, Thou, by whom we come
to God,
rhe life, the truth, the way;
e path of prayer Thyself hast
trod:
Lord, teach us how to pray!"
istmaster Asks That
Mailing Be Done Early
(Continued from Page 1)
icker, cleaner service if they
11 exercise the proper consideron
and cooperation", the Southrt
postmaster says, hastening
add that the response of local
>ple to these pleas in past seals
has indicated a willingness
do their part.
Oman's Club Begins
Planning Christmas Tree
(Continued from page one)
for third and fourth places
the above contests.
V discount is offered on elec:ity
by the city and in order
secure this discount the lights
9 Meeting
Industry's
I Defense
I Telephone
rk Needs f
Many southern in- I
dustries are strenuously at
work building new plants,
expanding existing ones, and
generally gearing their facilities
and man-power to advance
the nation's defense
program.
It is a tremendous and
urgent job they have taken
on. Their rapidly increasing
communications needs create
an equally important job of
service expansion for theTelephone
Company, including
the engineering and installation
of enlarged telephone
facilities in many localities.
These industries are going
ahead with their production
and expansion activities and
plans, with confidence that
the Telephone Company will
meet their telephone needs
promptly and fully. Their
daily requirements are being
provided now, and the thousands
of highly trained telephone
workers are prepared
with materials ana experience
to meet whatever servce
demands the future holds.
OUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
ND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
INCOarultATEB
m
:T PILOT, SOUTHPORT, N.
[must be outside the house, mustj
,be on by the 20th of the month, |
and must be reported to E. R. |
Weeks.
Trees and house decorations to
be judged should be reported to
Mrs. William Styron by Christmas
Eve. This is for the convenience
of the judges who will J
make their decisions on Christmas
night.
FUNERAL FOR
CAPTAIN CRAIG
(Continued From Page 1)
I ceived his pilot license when he
I was 21 years of age and was |
' active on the Cape Fear river un-1
! til he retired April 1, 1937. At j
that time he was manager of the!
; Wilmington-Cape Fear Pilots as- j
; sociation.
ROWLAND TALKS
TO LELAND FOLKS
(Continued from Page li
get and finance committee. He
reported that the motion picture
projector had been received by
I the school and was ready for im|
mediate use.
Miss Gertrude Maultsby's first:
grade won the attendance prize.;
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LONG SESSION
FOR RECORDER
(Continued from page one) I
Similar action was taken re- j
garding a like charge against j
Paul Willis, white, and also on'
' ??. I
janouier cnaige ui pwaimwng *?*?*?-,
ors to trespass.
Nettie Parker, white, was in I
court to hear judgment in a case |
charging her with possession of |
non-tax paid liquor for which she j
was tried several weeks ago. She
?
| Pay For It
$? As You
Lovely Lamps Refl
38 Of The Giver
| For Cf
jy What a gorgeous gift
58 Choosing lamps for prese
wj a pleasant task?made dc
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jgj Good Lamps Rc
I The Wil
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j| 208 North Front Si
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c.
was given 2 years in the county t
jail, judgment suspended upon <j
condition that she violate no law i
of the state of North Carolina s
within a period of 2 years and u
pay a fine of 5150.00 and costs, e
AZALEAS BURST S
IN EARLY BLOOM
(Continued from page one)
Showing visitors over the grounds h
a few days ago, Churchill Bra- b
gaw, the horticulturist, stated a
that the prospects for winter and s
spring flowers were never half so
good at this season of the year as
they are at the present time. fj
For sometime a large number
of employees have been engaged
in looking after the grounds and
flowers. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence
SDrunt, who make Orton
their winter home, will move into j I
FARMERS! j
i
You can get Red Heart I
Wheat at Nelson's Warehouse,
Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday.
WACCAMAW
MILLING CO.
M. O. Nelson, Jr.
Judge Myers
WHITEVILLE, N. C.
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Furniture should be hig
?here's a practical wi
pmess and comfort of
wisely?choose furnitui
ect The Good Taste
. . Give Them
iristmas
to receive?and to give!
nts 01* for yourself is such
>ubly so by our gala array
v?.. Dm,
Pa uu majr uujr
on a budget!
ially Cost Little
mington Fi
t. "THE OLD E
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER n, J
- ! m WUmingt R I 1 I
he mansion f . arv matle by Dl w A
uring the first week in Qf the honoree. who u
he sprunt ^ of the Masonic Lodge at"*
ides at Orton only 1,^
ary, February ana j c Ed Taylqr qf
ach year. jmade a few brief remarks
.T^rrF~MAN Other members of the
iHAU?UnRED SUNDAY tee headed by i:
HONSpaee 11 M' T*> '
(Continued fro ed & r. Sanders and
forth Carolina P. behalf | Mintz, Jr. A *> present were fcfl
er of his fam>y . ara of i Mary E. Rourk and G. T p5B
n emblem denoting o" * | gigter and hrolhr.r of ,ha
ervice. *
The presentation was made Dy ana h. l. Mint*. Sr
Honnet 1867 I
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Jewelers S
14 North Front St. Telephone.?/, J
Won't you Call To See Our New Shop And The Careful H
i Gathered Collection Of? 9
Beautiful Jewelry for Christmas I
i We really believe you'll be surprised to find originally desier B
, pieces so reasonable in price for quality so fine
AN ESPECIAL ACCENT UPON- 9
Diamonds ? Bracelets ? Lockets Si
Watches ? Novelties 9
May We Serve You I
ifwwtw'wS. I
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[h up on your Christmas gift list for the family H
ay to make the Holiday happy?and the hap- H
new furniture lasts for many years. Choose H
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Gifts Galore . . Practical Presents H
Of Every Description .. jjH
Bring Us Your Gift List jfl
A wise selection of gifts that will help make thi:H
the merriest Christmas ever?one that will bnng^J
recurring joy! 9|
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Smoking Stands flj
Hassocks
End Tables
Card Tables P wwBH
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