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U'einer Roast J ship of Piney Grove, and also fee
v j \ t ^ l a tured as a farewell to Roy Rabor
I I id ay Nigkt A)bert McKejthan and other stud
A most enjoyable weiner roast cnts expecting to leave for col
was held at Frank Rabon's hunt- lege this week. Ira Flowers, th
i?g" camp by the young people of president of the fellowship, wa
tie Town Creek charge, Friday in charge. Walter Pavy, the min
njght. The affair was sponsored ister, and Ronald Sullivan, recrea
by the Methodist Youth Fellow- tional vice-president arranged i
VALUE-.There's
a word that shoppers ought to
he more familiar with. It means getting
the most for your money. Not necessarily
the biggest show nor the loudest noise,
but the best quality in an article at the
lowest possible price.
THAT'S WHAT YOU ARE SURE
OF WHEN YOU BUY AT
G- W- KIRBY & SONS
Supply, - N. C.
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-FOOD and FEEDSFood
for the table, feed for the stock. Both
probably will be sky-high before another harvest
season, so plan now to supply your own needs.
?WE SELL:?
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WHEAT . . . ABRUZZ1 RYE?
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Wig mills. Beautiful texture types ^
P^. . a wide selection of decorative Ss^^.j .-e
paucrns ana coiora. oiuiuiiy wuven
with at least four rows of
jjp^j Enameled Surface
B^EsF^E^^* J"*^]Huge assortment of patterns
K&: 9 KS j "' and colors at sensationally low
jwR.: * * sale price. Florals, hooks, tiles,
jfcyit* .< 6-ft. width. Square Vd. 37c
IS -Wvlj'3E?i 9-ft. width. Square Yd 37c
INNERSPRING MATTRESSES
PSOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS
sacrifice to your comfort. Padded
with insulating layers of
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I ' WILMINGTON, N. C.
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l- 'period of games, before the hot!
'dog feast.
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VISITORS HERE
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Jones, of
0 Southport, had as their guests*
s! recently Mr. and Mrs. Olan
-j Hughes and children, Betty and
. J Billy, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert
a i Morris, of Pittsburgh, Penn. While
here Mr. and Mrs. Jones enter|
tained them on a motor party to
Orton Plantation, St. Phillips J
church and other connecting
points of interest.
f
HOSPITAL PATIENT
Walker Hewett, of Southport,
entered Dosher Memorial Hospital
for medical attention last Tuesday.
FOR SURGERY
Herbert Simmons of Southport
was a patient for surgical attention
at Dosher Memorial Hospital
Thursday through Monday.
LOCAL GIRLS MAY
ATTEND DANCES
1 (Continued from page 1)
addition to the young ladies definitely
enrolled in the group, it
is understood that invitations may
also be extended to any young
I lady guest they may have at the
time for one of the scheduled
dances. The local group will make
I fVioir /turn a rmncpmpnts for reach
| ing and returning from the Hut
in Wilmington. From there Mrs.
L. W. Preston, senior hostess, will
look after the trip to the camp
and return.
OWAA MEMBER
HERE TUESDAY
(Continued From Page 1)
the beautiful little tame deer that
is an object of interest to all
visitors.
JUDGE STANALAND
HAS A BUSY DAY
(Continued from page one)
fine of $50.00 and restitution to
the presecutlng witnesses. Notice
of appeal was given.
Captain E. F. Ziegler, white,
was charged with reckless operation.
The case was nol pressed,
the defendant to pay costs.
The case against E. J. Millikcn,
u THURSDAY
~ . SEPT. 11th
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HE STATE PORT PILOT, SO
white, charged with assault, also i
was nol prosesd. I
The case against B. B. Cliff I
for disposing of mortgaged pro- (
perty was nol prossed, the prose- ;
cuting witness to pay the costs, i
J. B. Arrowood, white, was
found guilty of reckless opera
tion and was given 90 days on
the roads. Judgment was suspended
upon payment of costs and a
fine of $25.00. It was further i
provided that the defendant make
restitution to the prosecuting wit- !
ness and that his fine be remitted.
Notice of appeal was given
and bond was set at $100.00.
Stacy Sellers, white, was found ]
not guilty of reckless operation. (
Louis Davis, white, was found
not guilty of reckless operation.
L. R. Skipper, white, was char
ged with drunken driving, and i
judgment was withheld.
Louis Manego, colored, was ]
found not guilty of possession.
Tom Mintz, white, was found <
guilty of transporting and was 1
given 6 months on the roads, I
judgment being suspended upon 1
payment of costs and a fine of '
$100.00. His car was ordered con- '
fiscated.
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BOYS AND GIRLS
OFF FOR SCHOOL
(Continued from page 1)
lotte are two other Brunswick .
boys who will resume their work ,
this fall at the University. ;
Edward Taylor will leave the
last of this week for his senior '
year at Davidson College, while '
David Watson will return in about
10 days to East Carolina Teach
ers uonege, ureenviue.
ANTIOCH IS HOST
CHURCH TO RALLY
(Continued from page one) |
Mrs. M. B. Robbins( vice-president
of W. M. U.); conference:
Miss Currin; "The Love Life": illustration
of the ranking an forward
steps of R. A.'s were given |
by a group of R. A.s of Antioch
Baptist church; G. A. Song:
"We've a Story To Tell To The ,
Nation"; Inspiring Talk: "God So
Loved The World": Miss Currin;
prayer; Rev. S. H. Coward.
Miss Currin's visit was greatly j
enjoyed by everyone present and [
we hope she can be back with |
us next year. The meeting was j
dismissed by Rev. S. H. Coward.!
SOLDIERS WILL
CAMP NEAR CITY
(Continued from Rage 1)
campment five years ago, about1
70 making the trip on that occasion.
The next year the officer
was sent to the Phillipines on a
tour of duty and he has only re-!
cently been returned to Fort
Bragg to take charge of the Field
Artillery Observation Battalion.
While he was at Fort Bragg,
Lieut. Colonel Messick made it a
practice of coming to Southport
every week or two on fishing
trips. He made many friends here
who were glad to see him when
he came in this week.
FOOD PROCESSING
CENTERS OBJECT OF
CAPITAL PARLEY
(Continued from page I.)
Colordao, and the second in the
State of Washington. Seven additional
regional conferences will
be conducted to cover the entire
United States,
prices.
The Washington, D. C.| regional
conference was the third sponsored
by REA in support of the National
nutrition nroeram, the first
having been held in Grand Island,
Nebraska, for the States of Kansas,
Nebbraska, Wyoming and
LAND PLANNING
METTINGS HELD
IN THIS COUNTY
(Continued on page 4)
secretary. All of the agricultural
field workers in the county participated
in conducting the meetings.
The first meetings of the community
committees are scheduled
to be held during the week of
October 13. At these meetings, an
inventory of the resources of
AMUZU
THEATRE
SOUTHPORT
Program Week Of
September 12-18
Friday and Saturday?
"CHEROKEE STRIP"
with Richard Dix
Also Popeye Cartoon:?
"MY POP, MY POP"
Monday and Tuesday?
"BLOND
INSPIRATION"
with John Howard
Virginia Grey
Also, "Robot Wrecks."?
Our Gang Comedy
Wednesday and Thursday?
"ADAM HAD
FOUR SONS"
with Warner Baxter
Ingrid Bergman
Also Fox Movietone News
First Show Begins At
8 O'clock EDST
UTHPORT, N. C.
each community will be made as drunken driving,
i basis for studying and correct- Elder Hewett, white, was foun
Ing the conditions which affect not guilty of driving on the put
adversely farm life in the county. "s highway without proper lie
Each of these community com- cnsemittees
will elect representatives iBero Coleman, white, was foun
to serve on a County Agricultural not of Possession.
Planning Committee. Howard Camden, white, witli
R. T. Melvin, State Representa- drew his aPPeal {r?m JudSmer
tive of the Bureau of Agricultural ] Pa3Sed in Recorders court.
Economics, was in the county to Ace Galloway was found nc
assist with preparations for the pi'lty selling non-tax pai
planning program as a representa- "quor.
tive of the State Agricultural I . _ . _ ? ,
Planning Staff of the Extension Selective Service To Help
Service. Released Men Get Position
(Continued from -cage 1)
.. . . , ift still qualified to perform th
rvf"d . es ^~ Charge duties of such position, and (3
,, taping Daughter, Gets makes application for reemploj
13 Years In Prison, Incest mgnt within 40 days after he i
(Continued from page one) relieved from such training an
when the erand jury failed to find oorvirp
1 true bil1' "(A) if sucli position was 1
Herbert Rogers, former chief of ^ ,oy of the United Statt
police for the city of Southport, Government it3 Territories c
TXZ! ?Lewrf" >?*?.'? ?? ? '?? strict .r a
J Z o, rr?,fn or
prosecuting witness, on charges r*\ 0 ,s".<i _ ^ . it
sf drunkenness. Creech charged P?3ltl0n ot 1 c 360 y'
that the officer hit him with a ant* Pay;
black-jack without cause or pro- "(B) if such position was in th
vocation, but after three- hours employ of a private employe
ieliberation the jury returned its
/erdict acquitting Rogers.
Edgar Henderson, the young OYSTER ROAST
man who suffers from chronic ? , ? ?vuf?r
:laustrophobia whenever he gets ?ur n; n' s
in jail, was given not less than roast will be open or
2 years nor more than three ness on?
years at hard labor in the state nAun av qfpT 1 *
penitentiary after he had pleaded MUINDAI, 3C.r l. io
guilty to charges of breaking and _coME TO SEE US.?
mtering and larceny.
Freddie Goff was given 30 days \y R(JSS Station
reck'less " * TEXACO PRODUCTS
James Moore, colored, was Shallotte, W. I.
round not guilty on charges of
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such employer shall restore such vantage of these
d person to such position or to a provided to aid ir h,s
i- position of like seniority, status, ment, is that ho shall tur3M
and pay unless the employer's cir- information reqi:<st,,i
cumstances have so changed as to which will be distributed i.j|
J make it impossible or unreason- Army, and that ho shal,
able to do so." touch with the r. tW
i- Director Metts then pointed out Committeeman attached to^H
t the only thing required of local board as soon as he JM
the soldier, in order to take ad- home. "fl
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I BUSINESS AS USUAll
;i|| Our store building is being enlarged I
/I to better serve our customers Uid th I
n;| work is being carried on in such a man.
. I ner that we are able to give uninterrJB
s-11 ted service to our customers. !|
| YOU'LL FIND THAT OUR ST()JB
; I IS STILL HEADQUARTERS II
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