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Funeral Sunday ! Three Men Will j
For Mrs. Pigott Leave For Camp
I *
Mrs. Alice R. Pigott Died One Colored Selectee And
Friday At Her Home At Two White Boys Will
Supply Following Short Leave Before First Of
Illness Month
Funeral rites for Mrs. Alice ' The Brunswick County SelecRisa
Pigott, 67. who died at her j tive Service Board has announced :
home at Supply Friday morning' that one selectee, Morton Rockafter
a short illness, were held ; weii Holden, will leave Friday for
from the Concord Methodist j Ft. Bragg. His alternate is Aichurch
at Supply Sunday after- bert Berton Quinn. Both are
neon at 2:30 o'clock. whjte ouths
Interment followed in the ?
church cemetery. ?n January 30 WllIiam Jo3mer'
Active pallbearers were: V. E. Jr., and John Harvest Hill, Jr.,
Galloway, Roy McKeithan, Ken- both colored, will be sent to Ft.
neth McKeithan. I. G. Clemmons, Bragg. The alternate for this call
Roger Clemmons, and C. T. is Alonza Edward Hankins.
Clemmons. All of these men have volun?
?? *-? ?- tee red for one year's training!
sne is surviveu uy iww sioicto, * .
Mrs. R. Galloway and Mrs. Etta through the local Selective Sery-;
Clemmons, of Supply; two bro- 'ce Board. Volunteers from 18
thers. R. C. McKeithan, of Nat- years up are being accepted by
chez, Miss., and D. H. McKeithan, the local office, the men to be
of Tampa, Fla. &iyen preference in filling any
quota required to be filled by the
Brunswick county office.
p A n A /IT-'OOf American electric refrigerators
|"I /\ [y | ["* f\ now lead in popularity In Burma.
You can get Red Heart CHILDREN'S
Wheat at Nelson's Ware- ^
house, Thursday, Friday, CD! D^
and Saturday. WPWr
?OR DIRECT RELIEF from COUghWAGCAMAW
? throat, chest, and back with Vicks
MILLING CO. VapoRub. Its poultice-and-vapor
action brings relief without dosing.
M. O. Nelson, Jr. SSJSME $j?k\
Judge Myers ^Tv/po^b^n
WHITEVILLE, N. C. | ^e'VhV'ihild 4 J|C|7C
breathe in the \M IWf%^
HHHBanmnl|BM| 1 (teamingvapors, w VapoRub
?STATEMENT OF CONDITlOf
SOUTHPO
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOl
Of Southport, N. C., As Of December
? ASSETS ?
THE ASSOCIATION OWNS:?
Cash on Hand and in Banks
I State of North Carolina and U. S. Government ]
Stock in Federal Home Loan Bank
Mortgage Loans ,
Money loaned to shareholders for the purpose of en
to own their homes. Each loan secured by first mortg
improved real estate.
Share Loans
i Advances made to our shareholders against their shai
exceeds "90% of amount actually paid in.
Accounts Receivable
Temporary Advances for Insurance, Taxes, Etc.
Office Furniture and Fixtures
Real Estate Owned $10,
Real Estate Sold Under Contract Noi
Other Assets
TOT A!
:
? LIABILITIES ?
THE ASSOCIATION OWES:?
To Shareholders
Funds entrusted to our care in the form of payment
as follows:?
Installment Shares ....$64,1
Full-Paid Shares 49,'
Running Shares 2,
Other Shares Nont
Notes Payable, Federal Home Loan Bank
Notes Payable, Other
Money borrowed for use in making loans to members,
matured shares. Each note approved by at least t\
entire Board of Directors as required by law.
Arenuntjs Pnvahlo
Undivided Profits
Earnings held in trust for distribution to share-holder
ity of their shares.
Reserve for Contingencies
To be used for the payment of any losses, if sustain
serve increases the safety and strength of the Associ:
Total Liabilities
TOTAL
State of North Carolina, County of Brunswick?ss
J. E. Cair, Secretary-Treasurer of the above
personally appeared before me this day, and bei
that the foregoing statement is true to the bes
and belief.
Sworn to and subscribed before '
me, this 20th day of Jan., 1941.
! MARGARET DOZIER,
Notary Public.
My Commission Expires 11-23-12.
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\ Patrol Boat
' Here In Night
Southport had its first Navy
visitation Sunday, and it was a
case of the ship that passed in
the night. Some kind of a Navy
patrol craft came in at about
8 o'cock and in a short time
quite a number of blue-clad sailors
were enjoying shore leave
with a couple of ships patrolmen
on active duty to see that they
did not get into any mischief.
Some of the boys stated the
ship was from Charleston and it
was the understanding that it
and other like patrol craft would
put in here often. The ship was
gone before daylight Monday
morning.
Bank Participates
In Defense Work
Will Supply Proper Authorities
With Information
About Small Manufacturing
Plants Able To Produce
Supplies
The Waccamaw Bank and
Trust Co. will have charge of the
defense program of the N. C.
Bankers Association in Columbus,
Blaken, and Brunswick counties
it was announced in a meet
ing in Lumberton last Tnursday.
The local bank was represented
in this meeting by H. B.
Wyche and L. R. Bowers.
Mr. E. A. Wayne, Secretary of
the N. C. Bankers Association,
urged banks to cooperate in the
defense effort by supplying the
proper authorities with information
about small manufacturing
plants that may be able to produce
supplies and materials for
the armed services. Mr. Allen
RT
CIATION
31st, 1940
$ 1,725.04
Bonds .... 1,300.00
2,000.00
107,640.26
abling them
age on local *
5,580.50
es. No loan
551.95
496.24
254.94
ne 10,251.91
'... 2,130.48
$131,679.41
\
s on shares
244.75
000.00
222.33
! $115,467.08
5,780.00
None
or retiring
vo-thirds of
None
4,646.23
s at matur
4,038.36
ed. This reation.
1,747.74
$131,679.41
s named Association
ng duly sworn, says
;t of his knowledge
J. E. CARR,
icretary-Treasurer.
g
t iiAnifiiv
THE STATE PORT PILOT, S
Boiling of the Federal Reserve j
Bank of Richmond asked the
bankers to support the program
by meeting reasonable demands
for credit from manufacturers
and contractors with government
orders.
Several local lumber and woodworking
plants have already been
referred to the proper Federal 1
agencies by the local bank.
This Man Ought To Make
Top Hand In Infantry
(Continued from page 1)
out for Southport on foot. He
had never been here before,
knew nobody and had no
money, not even for a mouthfull
of food. It is understood
that he did not say anything to
anybody about his troubles, just
tried to find the examining
doctor.
At the draft offices over the
postoffice he was told the
doctor was in the courthouse,
where a trial was in progress.
After waiting for sometime for
him to return and as it was
well in the afternoon, he was
advised he could go home and
return to see the doctor the
next day. No one had an idea
he had walked 40 miles without
food and would have to get
back the same distance and
way.
Refreshed with the information
that he could see the doctor
next day, Eddie had set out
for home, where he could at
least get a bite to eat. He arrived
home at about the same
time he had left, two o'clock in
the morning. He got something
oiont- two hours and
w V?v, W.vr?
then set out and walked to
Southport again. This time he
found the doctor, was examined \
and had covered 13 miles of the
homeward journey when Frink I
picked him up.
The Thomasboro - Southport
distance is 36 miles. Covering
this three times, plus a fourth
start of 13 miles, made the two
days and night traveling distance
total 121 miles. The first
round trip, embracing 72 miles,
Eddie didn't have a bite to eat
from the time of his leaving
until he returned home.
He did not have to walk the
15 miles from Shallotte to
Thomasboro. Mr. Frink took
him straight on to his home.
RUARK CO-AUTHOR
OF BILL REMOVING
TAX FROM TABLE
(Continued from page one)
and has been named a member of
10 other committees, including
the important Finance Committee
and Judiciary No. 2.
A full list of his committee
appointments follows: Commercial
Fisheries, Conservation and Development,
Courts and Judicial
Districts, Engrossed Bills, Federal
Relations, Finance, Higher
Education, Judiciary No. 2, '
Roads, Public Buildings and
Grounds, Oysters and Oyster Industry
and Drainage, J. W.
Ruark, Chairman.
PASTOR RESIGNS^
AT PRESBYTERIAN
(Continued from page one)
tery.
On the last Sunday of his
pastorate here, Rev. Mr. Potts
will hold both morning and afternoon
services. At the 11 o'clock
hour his sermon subject will be
"The Call Of Calamity". For the
evening service he has chosen the
same title that he used for his
first sermon at Southport,
"Ashes".
The public is cordially invited
to attend these services.
THE SMOKE OF
SLOWER-BURNING
1 ??
CAMELS GIVES YOUAND
28%
LESS NICOTINE
than the average of the 4 other
largest-selling cigarettes tested
? less than any of them ?
according to independent scientific
tests of the smoke itself.
OUTHPORT, N. C.
Wilmington Men Pledge Ericksen, J. Berg and Dwig
Aid In Securing Project McEwen sP?ke
For Brunswick County A en Ewinf Pfef'^d ?ver
(Continued from page one) meet'n& and introduced t
"You have great quantities of spea s'
good land in Brunswick county." R.tcy HAY IN
he said, "that will be ideal for COURT MONDA
small farms." He spoke of the (Continued from page one)
development of New Hanover and a fine of $25.00. Notice
county's agricultural resources appeal was given and bond w
and said that was responsible for set at $100.00.
the fact that New Hanover had Hester McKoy, colored, plea
the highest per capita purchas- ed guilty to charges of reckle
ing power of any county in the operation and was given 90 da
South with the exception of only on the roads. Judgment was s
three. spended upon payment of cos
Bruce Cameron. Wilmington and a fine of $25.00.
businessman, spoke briefly re- Frank Clyde Paine, white, w
garding the possibility of develop- found not guilty of reckless ops
ment here and pledged the sup- ation.
port of Wilmington in obtaining
projects for this locality. He was Optimistic Note At
particularly impressed with na-1 W'accamaw Bank
- ? nava)| Cl^kknMeri Me
I lira J manuca nv. .v. ~ u
base and for a ship yard for (Continued from page 1.)
construction of small vessels. lowing such periods is hazardoi
Finally, he pointed to the un- jn p]ans we have made ai
matched opportunity the coastal , , , .
regions of this area will have in are maklnS to meet Present co
providing recreational facilities ditions, or the developments
for soldiers at Ft. Bragg and at the immediate future, we mu
Camp Davis. not lose sight of these hazar
John Alexius, third member of and the abrupt change whi
the Wilmington delegation, advis- would certainly follow a cess
ed his listeners to get together > tion of war in Europe and t
on projects for which this area probable discontinuance at soi
is suited and pledged Wilming- stage of our own program for N
ton support in any undertaking tional Defense,
local citizens may decide upon. "We realize such a program
S. B. Frink and R. I. Mintz, an emergency and necessary
members of the local defense assure the stability of our Go
committee, made a few remarks ernment and the perpetuation
in which each of them expressed our way of living. Banking fac
appreciation for the spirit of these issues with full confiden
cooperation shown by Wilmington and a willingness to co-opera
visitors, and arrangements were and provide the necessary mon
completed for a meeting today of I and credit to make this progra
the local committee with repre- most effective. With our lar
sentatives of the Wilmington de- cash reserve, and the high qui
fense committe. Mayor John ity of bur asset position, t
A STITCH IN TIME
You know that old saying . . . Well,
it's the same way about putting off buying
the little things you need. You'll have
to have them eventually, so why not come
on in to our store. Practically any order
can be filled immediately, and you can
enjoy from today the things you have
been putting off until tomorrow. .
G- W- KIRBY & SONS
Supply, - - N. C.
NOTICE
FIRST CALI
I Will Be At The Places Citei
For The Purpose Of Collecting T;
February 1st, 1941. PAY NOW 1
SHALLOTTE?Post Office Square?S
EXUM?Vereen's Store?January 28th
FREELAND?Simmon's Store?Janua
ASH?Post Office?January 28th
LONGWOOD?January 28th
HICKMAN'S CROSS ROADS?Janu
THOMASBORO?January 28th
GRISSETT TOWN?January 28th .
LOCK WOODS FOLLY?Varnum's S
LOCKWOODS FOLLY?Roach's Sto
BOONE'S NECK?Robinson's Store?
LOCKWOODS FOLLY?Kirby's Stor
NORTH WEST?Lonnie McKay's Sto
NORTH WEST?Mrs. A. M. Chinnis'
LELAND?Post Office?January 30th
LONG REACH?Robbin's Store?Jam
NAVASSA?Lewis' Store?January 31
WINNABOW?Henry's Store ? Janua
BOLIVIA?January 31st
chaTe
TAX COLLECTOR OF
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY v, - M
~~ Bank is, indeed, protect"^"
ht waccama ^ a poaition to interest of our
fortunate d to stockholders." ' fl|
*e contribute its full share. W
21 m(&JL SPEA FOR THEMSELVES
'I'. | IM THE NORTH OJJOUWJ MB1 MM* U
s I "Clean "Up or Mffle "P Cm^H
its I)
ft ?th? aao this Committee launched a
as 0 Twenty mo gUte an<j local authorities w?d I
.... ,fi program wred few beer retailers who, hy
?Uac?. unbecoming good citizens, tended to
I practice ^ t ma)onty 0f j^H
bring reproach^ on t^ejr up ^ ^ ^ ^ H
,} abiding ie -phe iesulta. we feel, speak lot I
et X the ultimatum. lnc
nd Jj To date, 142 retail beer lieenteea have been elim. flffi
n" | | inated because they used their permits to shield SB
of | | illegal activities. Thus are being removed the
13t 11 bad spots that, left alone, would ignore the high S|
11 standard of conduct demanded by public aenti- Hflj
a. ! ment and by the legalized beer industry. HaH
he | | MR
ne 11 Aa a new year begins, this Committee renews JK
a- I I its pledge to carry forward its program of self. IH
11 regulation for the beer industry m North Car0.
i3 j lina. YOU can help by restricting your patron- H|
t0 , i sure to orderly, law-abiding outlets.
lV"
of 11 |H
es j j Editorial Comment from Over The State H
ce ^Hfl
,fe '
I I Asheville Cttlien: 'The beer Harnett County Vews m. HI
ey 11 industry in this state as rep- llngton): . . when ? H
I I resented by the Brewers and dustry sweeps its pre?, ?8
ge 1 North Carolina Beer Distrib- clean and seeks to compel iu HB
i 11 utors Committee is making a kin and comrad-s to do a* Bfll
"' II serious and intelligent eHort same thing, it at once ccche
I 11 to keep beer sales on a legal mands the respect Ireo a
II basis and to divorce them who admire cleanliness" B|
W ; , i completely from the illicit H
| | handling of hard liquors " Asheville Times: "The con- IS
mittte representing the brct11
Durham Sun: "As a result f? and distributors has bee H
I . another check will have In action long enough In the ?
! been applied to booOegglng to state t0JPr?v,e lts sincerity. . M|
'' the material benefit of the quite evidently it means ban. H|
11 community and the state." ness. Bn
| Popular Government (Chapel H
Hlfi): "The beer Industry's seeirTA
clean up or close up cam ^ handied by firms whiei
paign has . . received wide are viewed as respectable in MB
11 praise from officers. their respective commum11
ties . . fl|
J I ?. ?. *r ? J - . . nH
i* wmienilt news - neiiorici. m|
7 "That group, headed by Col- New Bern Tribont: "The BB
II onel Edgar H. Bain, is re- Brewers and North Carolina
l> sponsible for the 'clean up or Beer Distributors Committee
11 close up' program for this has demonstrated quite platsX
state and there is no doubt ly that Its motto'clean up or
that they mean just what close up' was chosen as a IB
II their slogan implies . . idle boast . .jWB
!! r-BREWERSrftND NORTH CAROLINA H
I B&R /DIj&HIBUTORS COMMITTEE I
A J l\ V EDGAR H. BAIN, SUle Direct* H
I I I \ I V ' Raleigh, Nerth Carolina
NOTICE I
. FOR TAXES I
d Below At The Time Designated I
Pne ^er Penalty Begins I
WD SAVE COST. I
aturda> Ja". 25th 2 to 5 !>. M. I
10 to 11 A.M. I
ry 281,1 11:15 to 12 A. M I
- 12:30 to 1:30 P. M. I
2:00 to 2:45 P. M
ary 28th 3:00 to 3:30 P. M I
3:45 to 4:30 P.M.
4:40 to 5:30 P. M
tore January 29th 10 to 11 A. M I
re?January 29th 11;]5 t0 12:30 P. M
ean,Uary29'h - 12:4510 2:Wr.,-m
e-January 29th 2:30 (0 4M p
January 30th 10:30 to 11:30.4. M f
?re "uary 30th 12 to 1 P. M
ua,7 30tb I:1?2:00 R * I
sj. to 3:00 P. M B
rv 12:00 to 1:00 P. M B
1:30 to 2:30 P.M. B
3:00 t0 4:00 P }L M
gause i
BRUNSWICK COUNTY J