Is | lin Li. Wil,
*, , announce^ the 1,1
. , their daughter, '
\v,lletts. to William 1
I n take Place
S"' June 27. at seven 1
,-vvcu'sit the Mill Creek j
t Church
M -'tives of 1
. n purvis live-year- '
I ffjvii entertained a num
! ". ion. s at a birthday ]
? Air:: day afternoon, j
?1
sH G H iv Patricia's Sun- ;
W ' cted many .
and contests. ;
invited into ]
i where they were
ind cake. The
' n,K was attractively dec- ]
I r pink and white. Pink
E I ?ere given
The honoree received
v nice gifts.
Sose enjoying the party were:
pairisi: Iiiss Rae Evans,
ft' i", ' . m.vvis Lois Phelns.
JO*" 4
H Ruth Phelps Doris McKei|H
McKeithan. Harry |
pi;rr.y Duval. Louise Sim- j
Barbara Ann Lous'. Avis ,
Evans. Melva Jean Babson,! |
S fc-.ton Babsor Billy Joan Hew- j.
I ? jerry Long. Annie Mae :.
;h ar i Retha Mae Smith.
assisting- Mrs. Purvis j
Mrs. Marv Long;. Mrs.
. Mrs. Louise Formy i
and Mrs. Corb Smith.
W I _ ? i
Rt-t.i Cross sowing unit 1
hostess at a baby shower 1
If. I British babies on Thursday 1
^ftrrocr. in the sewing room.! i
V purpose of the shower was j socks,
shirts and safety ,:
for th. layettes which have | i
^ our Next Cr
^ quirements Are Reasonabl
Hi good credit standing
{ Ability to repay mont
Ui'rom regular income.
Ability to make requi
JMriown payment.
wACCAMAW BAr
WHEN Al
is .. . Stop at the Standai
ffltion of Highway No. 17 a
jHaddition to the petroleum
Incomplete line of merchand
I JJ-ha
J| Supply,
I You C
I 19
jEv The following di
py, Brunswick County Ti
I 9? 1
l^o
I 1/2 Per Gent IF
I 1 Per Cent IF I
|T.'i This is your op]
it': Taxes.
I Ch
I PRUNSWIC1
941
A
just been completed.
Punch and cakes were served
to the guests by Mrs. Harold
St. George and Mrs. L. T. Yaskell.
Regular work was in progress
so that guests could see
ivhat was being done.
Some ladies who could not attend
sent shower gifts. Those
present were: Mesdames Harry
Dosher, Valle Fredere, L. T. Yaskell,
Frank Niernsee, Hickman,
L. C. Fergus, Hulan Watts, Harry
Weeks, Harold St. George. G.
E. Hubband. C. Ed. Taylor, James
Harper, G. D. Robinson. George
Whatley, Joel Moore, George Y.
Watson. R. S. Harrison, M. R.
Sanders. Alexander, Frank
Plaxco, C. N. Crapon, Cronley
Ruark, John Caison, Percy J. Ferrell,
Swain, R. J. Kiddoo,
md Misses Margaret Parkhill,
Annie Zue Newton, Mary Weeks,
Ethel Farrell, Bess Plaxco. Marion
Fredere. Anna Taylor and
Sue Fredere.
BRIDGE PARTY
Miss Mary Dick Cannon honored
Miss Anna Taylor on Tuesday
afternoon with a bridge party
in her home. Miss Taylor's
marriage to Earl I. Brown will
take place next week.
Bridge was played at three
tables. Miss I,ois Tanp RiioqpIIo
being the highest scorer in the
group. She received as prize a
box of powder. Traveling prize,
a patriotic pin, was won by Miss
Bobbie Davis. Mrs. M. R. Sanders
bingoed and received "a vase as
prize.
Miss Taylor was presented with
a reading lamp by her hostess
and Mrs. Pearce Cranmer, a recent
bride was given a flower
cart.
A three-tiered wedding cake
was the center of interest 011 the
beautifully apointed table, \yhen
the guests went into the dining
room for refreshments. Punch
ivas served by Mrs. Earl I. Brown
and Mrs. Percy J. Farrell. Various
sandwiches and mints were
11* With A Bank Loan
"4K & TRUST CO.
; SUPPLY
"d Station at the intersecnd
Highway No. 130. In
products you will find a
ise.
i WES
N. C.
?
!an Save 1
ON YOUR
41 Tax
scounts will be allowed for j
i xes.
F PAID ON OR BE
JULY 1st, 1941
PAID DURING Jl
>AID DURING AU<
portunity to earn a substar
as. E. Gai
v COUNTY TAX (
I
I I|
passed.
Those who played bridge are j
i Mesdames Pearce Cranmer, R. I. \
| Mintz, Kenneth Kinsler, M. R.
j Sanders, R. J. Kiddoo, L. C. Fer- |
| gus; Misses Elizabeth Watson, |
j Lois Jane Bussells, and Bobbie,
i Davis.
Others who came in for re- j
freshments are Mesdames C. EM.
1 Taylor, C. G. Ruark, Percy J.
| Farrell, Earl I. Brown, R. S. '
| Harrison, Frank Niernsee, Robert
c
I St. George, E. H. Cranmer, James
j Pierce, E. H. Arlington, Minnie
I Davis and Miss Ethel Farrell.
v
j HONORS BRIDE-ELECT
u
Miss Lois Jane Bussells enter- h
I tained on Friday afternoon at a s
j bridge party honoring Miss Anna \
Taylor in whose wedding next v
week she is to be a bridesmaid, t
After several progressions re- ii
j freshments of ice cream and cake v
j were served. The honoree was s
j then given a surprise shower of j t
i a number of attractive and use-, r
ful gifts. j ti
Mrs. Roy McKeithan was high u
scorer and received a double deck t
I of cards. Miss Wilma Barnett i<
| bingoed and received a bottle of j
J perfume. s
Others present were: Misses y
} Elizabeth Watson, Marion Wat[
son, Doris Corlette. Josephine
! Moore, Louise Niernsee, Evelyn g
| Loughlin, Mary Dick Cannon, t
I Marion Frink, Peggy Carr, Anna L
j Kathryn Garrett, and Mesdames j h
R. J. Kiddoo, Fred Ashburn apd j q
James Harper. L
L
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Davis, of IF
] Northville, Mich., are visiting rel- *1
j atives here. t
* # *
| Miss Florrie Radliff, of Tampa,
1 Fla., is visiting Mrs. Ethel Ful- a
wood. v
* * *
Miss Bess Miller Plaxco left w
this week for Richmond, Va? h
where she will visit relatives.
* * *
Mrs. Hattie Tharp and grand- f
daughter, Gloria Lee Hewett are v
j spending the week with relatives "
j in Kinston.
* * *
Harvey Brown, of Wilmington, v
I spent the week end here with his 1
j mother, Mrs. A. L. Brown.
Mrs. L. Leinei* of Wilmington, 11
spent last week here with her ^
sister, Mrs. W. G. Butter.
* * . J
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pcarce, who *
have been visiting relatives here 11
for the past two weeks, have returned
to their home in Camden,
N. J. c
* * * J
Jerry. Rivenbark, of Wilmington, C
spent last week here with his
cousins, Johnnie. Larry and Carl
Fulwood. 0
li
Mrs. Lindsey Patience and little I
son, of Crescent City, Fla., are
visiting Mrs. J. J. Garrett. i
Mis: B. P. Finch is visiting
* * *
relatives in Wilson.
Holmes Harker, of Philadelphia, 0
| spent last week here with his t
sisters, Misses Carrie and Annie i]
1 Moore Harker. ii
Mr. and Mrs. L. *D. Smith and j.
r- daughter, Doris, of Wilmington, t
onont Qnnrlnv Vinrp with Mrs TJz- ?
"r^" * ~ j ? (
1 zie Southerland.
* * * y
Realto Sorrensen, of New York, t
is visiting Mr, and Mrs. J. Fred
I Smith. c
* * ? a
I Dr. and Mrs. K. u. Daniels and v
S son, Roy, Jr., Mrs. Ida Daniels s
and their guests, Mrs. Alvin Starl- d
' ing and two children and A. J. I
? t
j g
I
Money I
res
pre-payments of 1941
:fore
jly, 1941.
gust.
itial savings on your
use
COLLECTOR
______
THE STATE PORT
(The lighter 4
Our M'
At last we've found a reader! |
. . Really and truly ... so now [
/e feel more like writing this
olumn every week . . . who can;
ell but that maybe someday
. e'U hear about someone else
.'ho has read and liked this . . .
The incident which has caused
is so much joy and has given us
ieart took place at the Red Cross
hower Thursday . . ., Mrs. Hulan
Vatts says the column which we
.'rote several weeks ago about
he Southport ladies not responding
to the Red Cross need for!
olunteer workers made her concience
hurt so she came up to ]
he sewing room that very after10011
. . . and has been every
ime since! . . . That really made
s feel good because we'd thought
hat maybe every body had over-;
joked the column . . . Now if
aore ladies would be conscience-,
tricken we'd soon get underway
rith our next quota . . .
* *
Not only the older ladies but
ome younger ladies are doing
heir bit for the Red Cross . . .
.ittle Karen and Swann are
elping Mrs. Hubbard with the
uilts she's making out of the
craps . . . They fold the pieces
he right way and then iron them
o Mrs. Hubbard can stay at the
lachine.. . .
Also Sue Fredere, who does'
verything at the sewing room'
lobbins of Orlando, Fa., spent
he week end touring the mounains
of Western North Carolina.
? ? *
Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Doshcr
nd children of Wilmington were
isitors here Monday.
Kenneth Briih of Greensboro
;as a week end fishing visitor j
fere.
* * * I
John Carr Davis has returned
rom a visit of several weeks
,'ith Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Moore
i Morgan City,, La.
* ? *
Mrs. A. K. Goldfinch of Conway
visited friends here during
In? past week end.
* ? *
Mrs. Melvin Lewis is visiting
er son, Irving Lewis, in Norfolk,
ra.
Miss Mary Jacobs, of Natchey,
liss., arrived last week to spend !
he summer with her grand-1
nother. Mis. Amelia Swain.
* ?
Mrs. Parker Howey and son,
Jeorge Parker, and Mrs. J. R.
icQueen of Rowland visited Mrs.
leorge P. Howey here last week.
* *
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gold
f High Point spent several days
ast week here with Mrs. Edna
tell.
4 ntioch Club
Women Meet
Members of Antioch Home DemnatfotiAn
filth mot .TllllP 9 at.
he home of Mrs. D. C. Harvelle
n their regular monthly meetng
The meeting was presided over
>y the president, and following
he business session she had I
harge of the lesson for the
nonth. A general discussion of
east breads was entered into
iy members present.
The recreation period was in
harge of Mrs. Carl S. Ward, I
iter which refreshments of sandwiches,
wafers and iced tea were
erved by the hostesses, Mesames
D. C. Harvelle and Geo.
5eck, to the following club memiers:
Mesdames G. R. Holden,
F. Cox, Frances Dixon, Carl
>. Ward, Horace Johnson and
iCelvin Smith.
* Pauline Harvelle was a visitor,
rhe next regular meeting will
>e with Mrs. Alice Lewis, on July
4, at 2:30 o'clock.
TOBACC
We have all net
repairs and r
See our D0BBI1
SPRA
?Insecticides
SHALLOTTE'
Hobson Ki
SHALLOTTE,
PILOT, SOUTHPORT, N. C
?f 3?ifc
In
elpmate
from clipping threads and pack
ing finished garments, to nursing
kids who are in the way . . .
? * ?
We spent the most enjoyable
week end we've had in a long
time over at Bald Head wit!
Mary and Charlie Matthews . .
They are perfect host and hostess
and their entertainment reaehei
a high spot when we drove with
them in the station wagon or
the strand all the way to corr
Cake Inlet ... It was the mosl
restful and enjoyable ride imaginable
... On the way dowr
we stopped to look for plover
nests and found hundreds, some
with baby birds in them . .
The kids were delighted . .
Mary and Charlie have fixec
up their beach cottage in the gayest
colors and with the most attractive
built-in things . . . The
cottage is small and everything
is in its place . . . Mary has het
piano there which she enjoys . .
The young one was fascinated
with the bunks, the ocean, ant
the tractors . . .
Now we know why the .beach
especially Bald Head, is so attractive
to folks up-state .- .
ycu feel as tho' you haven't a
care in the world, and the facl
that their isn't a road to the
island makes it seem miles away
from hurry . . .
So they'd better not ask Uf
again unless they mean it . .
ACCEPTS POSITION
Miss Robbie Woodside has ac
cepted a clerical position al
Camp Davis.
CARD OF THANKS
We are very grateful to al
who have shown kindness to oui
son during his long illness, am
to friends and neighbors and t<
members of the American Legior
for their sympathy and help dur
ing his funeral and burial.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Adams anc
family.
WantTdsP
AVAILABLE AT ONCE nrurbc
Rawleigh Route. Good oppor
tunity for man over 25 with car
Trade well established. Route ex
perience helpful but not neces
sary to start. Write at once
Rawleigh's Dept. NCF-211-102
Richmond, Va.
MULES, MULES, MULES: j
have just received 2 carload!
of nice broke mules. Already hac
50 head on hand wmcn makes
a total of 93 head of mules ir
my barn. I will sell or trade or
easy terms. Come to see me oi
write me. I will sure trade oi
sell you. J. P. Newton, Wilmington,
N. C. Dial 3580.
WANTED: Middle aged white
woman to take care of anc
operate a small private laundry
(Electric Washing Machine anc
Ironer) Small Salary and Roon
and Board. Write Mrs. J. Napier
111 So. 5th St., Wilmington, N
C.
LEGALS
\OTKF (IF SALK OF HF \I.
KST \ I K FO|{ V \ KTITION
Notice is ' hereby given that pur
suant to a decree of the Superiot
Court of Rrunswick Count}', N. C
made in special proceeding entitle*
Marylilly Fisher-Williamson, etals
vs. Annie Thompson Rrown. et. als.
the undersigned commissioner appointed
in said decree for the pur
pose, will on Monday, the 28th, da}
of July, 1941, at 12 o'clock M.. offet
for sale at public auction for cast
at the court house door in .Southport,
X. C? for partition among tin
several tenants in common, to th<
highest bidder, the following deserib
,ed tracts or parcels of land, lyini
and being in the City of South
| port, X. and being more particularly
bounded and described as fol
I lows, viz:? Tract No. 1. Fronting oi
| Hav Street 99 feet and running had
from Hay street 113 feet, beinj
parts of Ms. Nop. 1 and 2 accord
ing to the plan of the town o
ISouthport. X. C. Tract Xo. 2. Knowi
las part of Lots Xos. 1 and 2 it
the plan of the town of Southport
0 FLUES
:essary parts for
eplacements.
IS horse-drawn
YER.
of all Kinds?
rRADING CO.
rby, Prop.
- - - N. C.
1
IX. C., and beginning at Thomas M
'Thompson's North line on Boundary' ci
: street in Lot No. 1; running thence; ai
j Northwardly with Boundary street 50
feet; thence Eastwardly across sajd1 ot
' Lot N<?. 1 and half across Lot No. m
ii'?99 feet; running thence South-;
i wardly So feet to Thomas M. Thomp- J se
j son's line: thence Westwardlv with w]
' said Thomas M. Thompsons line 99 .l
j feet to the beginning, the land heie- 1
in conveyed is 50 feet in length ami . in
?! 99 feet in width. Said lands being I m
'bounded on the South by Bay Street: [ds
Ion the West by Boundary Street.
p| now Caswell Ave.; on the North by j $r
lands of Kobt. Thompson and on the
? 1 East by lands of Certrude Longhlin.; ]p
Jit- being the intention and purpose
to sell all of the lands belonging
to the heirs at law of Thomas .\i.
j Thompson and Mary Thompson, deI
ceased, located on the corner of .
11 Bay Street and Caswell Avenue, . ^
I J formerly Brunswick Street.-Said lands;
j will be sold subjet t to confirmation .
. by the court ami the- highest bidder
. !-will 1??- required to deposit tne per
j cent of his bid with the commission
Her. pending confirmation of sale.
[haled and posted this June, _4th. f51
1 1941. th
l J. W. Kuark. Commissioner. th
..
i
: i no\it oitniXAXt F uthokizinc
99 W 4TKR KF.MMMNt; Al
iio.Mis oi ink cm of
t SOI TH I'OKT
Be it ordained by the board of|le
aldermen of the City of Southport!' .
? as follows: . ,
1. Bonds of the city shall be is-, ,l}[
sued to the maximum aggregate prin.
cipal amount of $07,500 for the pur.
jiose of refunding by way of ex- ^
'ji bange the following valid outstand-1
.ling bonded debt of the city, namely, ,,e
I $|i~UMKi -"'j pei cent Water ami ,
Si-wer bonds, dated March 1. 1915 *'1
? and payable March 1. 1945,
'I $4,500 5b. per cent Water bonds,
'hinted Octo"ber 1. I!H7 and payable ,
. i $500 on the 1st of October in eaVh ,,,e
of the years 1933 to 1941 inclusive,
$19,000 0 per cent Water and Sew-;8?
i er bonds, dated February 1. 1930.
and payable $1000 on the 1st of OI
1 l-'.-bruary in each of the years 1934 j.
j to 1952 inclusive,
j $ 1,009 i; per cent Water Works '[)
. ! and Sewer bonds, dated February 1. ,la
' 1 f? I?; ami payable February 1, 1930.1
" , J. A statement of the debt of the "*
i c*i I y lias l?een filed with the clerk, ?
and is open public inspection. M
i | This ordinance shall take effect [
r on its passage and shall not be sub-;I
" I milled to the voters.
i The foregoing ordinance was pas-,I
, sed on the 12 day of June, 1941, and I
I was first published on the 18 day of ,1
June. 1941.
. ! Aiiv action or proceeding question
I ing the validity of said ordinance
, mti I within thirty
days after its first publication.
' i K. IIUBBAKH. Clerk.
I 6-25-c
I 1
' IIOM> OKDlNWtK AITHORIZINK
*17.0011 <; k m: it vi. kki imh.xi
IKiMis OK I'll K MTV OK
soi l II PORT
lie it ordained by t lie board of
aldermen of the City of Southport
a.s follows:
1 1. Bonds of the city shall be issued
to the maximum aggregate-principal
amount of ?17,000 for ih?& purpose >
J I of refunding by way of exchange
the following valid outstanding bond>
cd debt of the city, namely,
! $15,000 5 per cent Kailro.nl bonds, j
'i July i. lf'ii and payable July
. i. 1941
$2,000 per cent Sinking Fund
bonds, dated March 1. 1928 and pay- .
. able $1.0ftn on lite 1st of .March in j
' each of the years 1917 and 1918. fl
A statement of the debt of the city
has been tiled with the clerk . I
and is open to public inspection. [
This ordinance shall take effect I
on ii^ passage and shall not be I
submited to the voters. fl
The foregoing ordinance was pas- (I
* sed on the 12 day of June, it'll, and ,1
' was first published, on the IS day I
. of June. 1941. I
An> action or proceeding question-II
. ing the validity ot s;?i?i ordinance I
must be commenced within thirty l|
davs after its first publication.
O. K. HCBBAKD. Clerk
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ISON It ORIMN \M K M TllOltlZIMiJ
?11.500 (; K N K It \ I. RKI-TN III Mi
iio.ni?s ok i ii k: cm ok
sof'tii port
[ Be ii ordained by the board ofj
aldermen of the City of Southport as I
51 follows:
[| i. Bonds of the city shall be issuedl
to the maximum aggregate principal
j amount of $41,500 for e purpost ofj
refunding by way of exchange the
' following valid outstanding bonded
i debt of the city, namely.
G per cent Street Improve-1
meat and Funding bonds, dated Aug- J
ust 1. 1925 and payable $1,000 on;
Vugust in each of the I
" years in:::; to 1942, inclusive,
SO,500 5 per cent Hospital bonds,
dated January 1, 1929 and payable
try in each j
of the years 1934 to 1946 inclusive, j
j ; $25,000 per ??-nT Public im- I
provement bonds, dated Decembei 1,
J1922 and payable on the 1st of |
i I December $1,000 in each of the
years 1933 to 1940, inclusive, $2,000.1
i in each of the years 1943 to 1947
inclusive. $1,000 in 1949 and $2,000
* iu each of the years 1950, 1951 and
1952.
- w
err
;|
During the n
for advertising pi
not been paid, fo
payers this notice
pay before this is
SAVE ADDITI
LESS EMBARB
1940 TAXES Dl
PR
SAVE MOI
BY P
2 Per Cei
E
E*
CIT
PAGE THREE '
? \ statement of the debt of the'HOM) OK III % \ \ c I: W TIIOKIZIN*
ty has been filed with the clerk I *3.41IXTKKKST Fl'MlMSt;
id is open to public inspection. HOMIS )! ' TJIK CITY* OF
This ordinance shall take effect SOI'THPORT t
I its passage and shall not he sub- | lie it ordained by the board of
itted to the voters. aldermen of th'e City of SouthpoM.
The foregoing ordinance was pas- I as follows: *
d on the 12 day of June. 1941. and ( 1. Honds of the city shall be issued
fis first published, on the 19 day of to the maximum aggregate principal ^
ine, 1911. j amount of $3.416.66 for the purpose
Any a.tinn, 01 pro.ee.lln* question- of rulldill(t hy way of exchange iff-""
us< he " w?thh. ISirt? . ,"" !u',inK upo.?0 unpaid ami
i.vs after its first publication | accrued to October 1. 1939 on the
I. H. HL'BRARD. Clerk ! following outstanding honds of the
-5-c 'city in the following amounts, nameSIU^U'INTSKKST"rims'
!" ??*? "? *?'"*?
HOMIS Of THK t i l l OF I dated July 1. 1911. S2-9.lt; interest <>Vjr*
SOt'THlMJRT I.Sinking Fund bonds dated March L
He it ordained by the board of j ljpjjj. HfTa ,
Uermen or the t ity ol Soutbport i 2. A statement of the debt of the
follows: rcitv has been filed with the clerk aim
1. Honds of the city shall be l88tied . ..... ,, , llAM
the maximum aggregate principal |1810 * RSiitoW rffw
nount of <s?.679.l" for the purpiae! X This ordinance shall ake cfi.-rt
funding by way of exchange la*Ion lt? ??? hall not be suprest
(including coupons) unpaid m'Ue }'* voteis.
id accrued to October !. 1939 on 1 ?'* 'ST*8?*11* or!!l,ia, Yai, 5S5 '
. sed on the 12 day ol June. 1941. and
e following outstanding ootids of was Iit>, published. nil the IK day
e city in the following amounts, jf)f June. 1911.
imely, .\nv action or proceeding question$2,680
Interest on Street Improve-|j,,? jhe validitv of said ordinance ents
and Funding bonds dated | nius( |lt? .ommenced withiii thirty
ifust 1, 1925. j days after its first publication.
$1,462.50 interest on Hospital bonds I j.? Hl'HHAUD. Clerk,
ited January 1. 1929, $6,810.81 in- tj-25-c ???
rest on Public Improvement bonds f
rest on Water and Sewer bonds a
! 1 inin >81 07" 50 Interest I ^ fy 9 _ |
i Water 'bonds dated October 1.1 V LjiLiinjin
IT S.T, 17" interest nn Water ami ijlIIIlIIlCl l/tllLS J
wer I dated I'Vl.ruaiy 1. is:;". WU"?MVI l/UHO
,00i) interest on Water Works and i?'*
iwer bonds dated February 1. 191*1. ! IC \
2. A statement of the debt of the i are no problem if
ly lias been filed with the clerk ?rtlt
id is open to public inspection. you use our dependable,
This ordinance shall take ef- i _ i
ct on its passage and shall not economical service f"'?
submitted to the voters.
The foregoing ordinance was pas- C/'AT TT^l-I T3/r~\T) 1
<1 on the li' day of June. 1941. and U I.fl lv/lx. 1 #
is first published, on the IS day
Any action or proceeding question- j DRY CLEANERS!
g the validity of said ordinance (
list be commenced within thirty QOI1TUPHDT M C
ys after its first publication. , juuinruixi, li. k,,
(i. K. HCIiHAKD. Clerk I
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FORT CASWELL
Coastal Carolina's Vacationland
Caswell Lodge . . . American Plan
$3.50 to $5.00 per day . . $22.50 to $32.50 per week
Furnished Homes, Trailer Park. Yacht Basin. Fishing; Pier.
Deepsea and Gulf Stream Fishing. Surf and Mineral Pool
Bathing. Private Dance Pavilion. Tennis. Water Sports
OCEAN-FRONT HOME SITES
Water, Lights, Paving. Sensibly Restricted?$250 to $500
CASWELL-CAROLINA CORP.
) t t
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS P. O. SOI THPORT, N. C.
WHEN YOU BUY AT HOME...
No\v-a-davs, you save more than time . .
j y J t
YOU SAVE MONEY
. . . Because of unusual demands being made
upon the merchants in several neighboring towns 1 rrr I
r 1 1 - ?nn murk ' j
they have Deen rorcea iu increase pi iw? ....... _
of their merchandise. Compare prices and you'll
[ S ]
find your home merchant not only serves you better,
he saves you money. '(i {
G
W- KIRBY 8C SONS r'i
Supply, N. C.
!,:
0 TICE
Y TAXPAYERS '
> - >
lonth of July we will make up our list
*operty on which the 1940 taxes have
r sale for taxes. We are giving tax'
. i \
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