te
i PAGE FOUR
f
t, Winnabow News
0 Two more large rattle snakes
ere killed at Mr. Charlie Selir's
home in the field about 150
irds from the spot where the
vo were killed last week. They
id 15 and 16 rattles each.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Henry. G.
. Jones and M. A. Sullivan reirned.
Wednesday evening from
trip to the mountains of Westn
X. C. They accompanied A.
Henry, Jr., to Banner Elk.
here he will attend Lee's McRae
ollege for his second year, gog
on over into Tennessee and
i l through the Great Smoky Mt.
ational Park back by way of
. sheville.
A surprise Birthday Party was
ven Mrs. V. C. Garner last
jnday by her children. Those
esent were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
iradley and little son of Whitelie,
Ballard Garner, Miss Dot
een, Mrs. Mary Warren, Miss
?ona Robbins and Mr. and Mrs.
C. Parker and little son of
ilmington.
John T. Snowden of Warren.
* ' "X. is spending some time with
! r. and Mrs. C. H. Zibelin.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rhodes of
'ilmington visited Mr. and Mrs.
() Y S T E R S
8 "R"
?
In Season
TRY OUR
OYSTER ROAST
\\r m ice
In . nuM, ktiuuiiii |
TEXACO PRODUCTS
Shallotte, N. C.
MMHHDannJl
WILMING
BELLAMY I
I THURS. SI
' pnly Railroad
Rff2
iU DOROTHY HERBEI
fflrR' the most recklessly fi
' LESS RIDER IN THE WORt
EMPHASIZING THE IMMEA
GREAT ALL-NEW PER
Gaily Colored THE DAZZ1
DIP Tn n OPENING SUP]
D1U IUH "PAN AMI
A Gigtntlc Host of CIRCUS WIZARD
REIFFENACH TROUPE, SENSATION)
. ??FAMOUS NELSON TROUPE, RISLI
FLYING THRILLERS?THE GREi
THE GORGEOUSLY COSTUMED i
"THE FETE OF THE <
MILE LONG TRAIN OF WONDERS F
300 ARENIC STARS?3 HERDS OF
HORSES AND PONIES?WILD Ah
TWICE DAILY-2 AND
POOH* OPIN AT 1 AND
Enough
i
t
?
L
.
SOUTHPORT
" WHITEVILLE ~
CHADBOURN
" TABOR CITY
CLARKTON :M
FAIRMONT ,&j|
ROSEHILL ?3
* KENANSVILLE
HOLLY RIDGE H
i
J. L. Henry Sunday afternoon.
Misses Myrtle Laura and Mary |
j Molly' Zibelin, George Henry and [
I George Zibelin, Rufus Hodges and ;
! family and Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Tharp of Wilmington viisted Mr.
j and Mrs. C. H. Zibelin Sunday.
Mrs. Jesse Lewis and Mrs. Haw*
! kins and baby spent Monday with
W. D. and Barney Lewis.
The Woman's Missionary Union
of Brunswick County met Tuesday I
at Town Creek Baptist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Smith and [
two children of Alamance, visited I
Mr. and Mis. Preston Savage I
] Sunday and Monday.
| Mrs. Preston Savage and two
children spent Saturday with her j
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
! Smith at Bolivia.
Mrs. Hattie Daniels and chil-'
I dren of Wilmington spent Sunday,'
'with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Savage.I1
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Millis I
and baby of Wilmington spent h
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Savage.
PERSONALS . ?
Mrs. Earl Hancock and dau- 1
'ghter, Patricia Jean, and son,
Charles, of Baltimore, Md., * ar- 1
' l ived last week to spend several; I
jmonths here with Mrs. Hancock's:!
mother, Mrs. C. F. Southerland. j i
Mr. Hancock has been transferred
by the Government to Hono-'!
lulu, where Mrs. Hancock and l
children will join him later.. |j
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ed. Taylor
left Friday for Charlotte, Black' j
Mountain and other points in j s
Western North Carolina. They will' i
return Saturday. I ]
O. L. Tall, of Maryland, was a ;
visitor in town this week. ,,
J. M. Wolf, of Wilmington, I
spent the week end here with his i j
family. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Swain and I v
j1
TON or 1
5ARK /S :
EPT. !
Circus Coming
SSJSjc^^^B B ttHj i
IfefLOBOS
SURABLE SCOPE OF THE
FORMANCES OF 1941 t
LING NEW ! A00E0 MM] ;
iR-SPECTACLE GRAND
5MCANA" horse
S New to Americt E A I B
kL EQUESTRIANS F A I K
Y ARTISTS?SIX jhtoOgit
LT WEBBER. THRILLING
iQUINE BALLET RICH
3ARLANDS" SISTERS
ROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
ELEPHANTS?50 CLOWNS?350
IIMALS FROM EVERY CLIME
8y ^ Popular Pricos
>
An Editorial Fror,
News & Observer
Out
oth?*n in 77
uaT ?'M b>
"huh st0,?
s? r, OHfter
( r^h,? :i ? h?n 7?
etf. ?> ."><
*>>( + ^ "Us i/6"?
Hi?? ,7 "o s?' 00 ?
'"Joh- ' "">sf 'h <ln,
"ePos/f! at '? 2e0'6f>
teetf 's "/> ??/?*"<*
? tho l F'firf "
e>' ? l"v,-'-nn,?!?rHI i
ih?nh *n" "VmL'*"*
le JHr* ?/;
?,ee 'C
/?ojiPv - *ensib,**y Of
epP it
T|
daughter, of Beaufort, visited
Mrs. Amelia Swain last week.
A. B. Weeks, of Charleston, S.
C., spent last week end here with
his family.
Rev. A. L. Brown and Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. McKeithan visited relatives
in New Bern' last week.
Miss Eleanor Russ has accepted
a position as teacher in the
New Hanover high school, Wilmington.
Mrs. G .H. Robbins, of Washington,
visited her mother, Mrs.
Athalia St. George, last week.
Harvey Brown, of Wilmington,
spent two days here last week
with his patents, Rev. and Mrs.
A. L. Brown.
Joe Ruark, who has been visit- 1
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. >
W. Ruark for the past few ''
weeks, left last week for Phila- 'l
lelphia, Pa., where he has ac- j
cepted a position with the army j j
juartermaster corps. j
Soldiers Of Camp Davis
Here On Field Maneuvers '
(Continued from page 1) 1
children were interested spectitors.
Later in the afternoon Coach.'
IV. R. Lingle led a Softball team ;
comprised of high school and !'
town players against a picked |'
:eam of soldiers, the game re-1v
suiting in a 5-0 victory for the
visitors. j 1
At 5 o'clock a number of j t
Southport people went out to the I c
wsebail diamond to witness the 1
juard mount. j I
Last night members of the 5
American Legion Auxiliary spon- 1
sored a dance in honor of the
/isiting soldiers in the Army- I
Vavy Club Building and officers
jave the men permission to stay
>ut until 12 o'clock. 1
Commanding the 1st Battalion i
s Col. G. F. Nichols, who at- t
ended the dance and expressed 1
lis appreciation for the fine man- t
ler in which Southport people
lad received his men. He said I
hat the manoeuvres had been 1
ery successful and declared that
fforts of Southport citizens to
nake the visit of the soldiers
injoyable had caused the trip to
>e a complete success.
MONDAY IS BUSY
DAY FOR JUDGE
(Continued From Page 1)
o charges of breaking and esaping
from jail. Sentence of 6
AMUZU
THEATRE
SOUTHPORT
Program Week Of y
Sept. 26 - Oct. 2 v
e
Friday and Saturday? 0
"NURSE EDITH t
CAVELL" [ ii
with Anne Nagel
Also "PICTURE PEOPLE." 1
h
FRIDAY?ONLY? d
On The Stage r
"DUROSO'S SPOOK P
SHOW" b
Unbelievable . . Uncanny ll
?On The Screen?
"ROGUE'S TAVERN" v
. ii
Monday and Tuesday? il
"LAS VEGAS NIGHTS" F
with Tommy Dorsey & Orch.
Also?"Willie and The Mouse." E
cartoon.
Wednesday and Thursday? c<
"THE COWBOY AND
THE BLOND" u
with Mary Beth Hughes , n
and G. Montgomery Cl
Also Fox Movietone News.
T
Beginning Monday night ^
the first show will begin
at 7 o'clock, EST.
ti
ti
n The Raleigh bi
, Sept. 21,1941
m
t
*'>OOo\'nt? a
? <
rt fc*r or J"z
'(y ?
til't '
the t'I
?
Oof h
W. , <>e
r, C"?/
, "Sve
?he
fQQHH
*
HE STATE PORT PILOT, S
months on the roads was suspended
upon payment of costs and a
fine of $50.00. The defendant must
remain of good behavior for 2
years. On a charge of_ public
drunkenness he was convicted and
given 30 days on the roads, judgment
in this case being suspended
upon payment of costs and a fine
of $10.00. Another two-year of
good behavior was also prescribed
for the defendant.
The case charging Otto Price
with assault with a deadly weapon
was nol pressed.
Leonard Lewis, charged with
having carnal knowledge of a
minor, heard this charge nol pressed,
but a warrant was immediately
sworn out charging him
with failure to support an illigitimate
child.
Howard B. Camden withdrew
sis appeal from a former judgment
for drunken driving.
Raymond Johnson pleaded guil:y
to charges of larceny and was
jiven 90 days on the roads.
Thurman Johnson was charged
vith receiving stolen goods, but
:he case was nol pressed.
Judgment was with held in
;he case charging Jennings Robnson
with assault with a deadly
veapon.
Judgment was with held in the
ong, drawn out case in which
he following defendnts faced
:harges growing out of gambling:
3aul McDowell, Nathan Sonsky,
tuth Snosky, Harvey Smith. The
Sonsky's also were charged with
arceny.
RETURNS FROM
EXTENSIVE TRIP
(Continued from Page 1)
Jot Springs, Ark. While there he
'isited the springs and other ineresting
places in Hot Springs
National Park. He also, went to
he top of the Ozark Mountains.
The return trip was by way of
Jttle Rock. Ark., Knoxville,
renn. and Asheville.
Mr. Danford visited many
daces and saw many interesting
lights and found a ready audience
lince returning to entertain with
he accounts of his journey.
He left Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
lanford and son, Dannie, in Hot
Springs to spend the remainder of
heir vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Danford are both
latives of Southport. They left
here in June for Biloxi, Miss.,
ehere Mr. Danford in with the
J. S. Coast Guard Air Service.
JOY TO RECEIVE
OFFICER TRAINING
<Continued from page one)
Young McKeithan, who left two
ears ago this June for Panama.
,'as made a sergeant last Decmber
when he was only 19 years
?f age. This made him one of
he youngest men of that rank
a the U. S. Army.
His assignment to the Officers
'raining School is recognition of
is outstanding service as a solier
in the ranks, and after three
aonths at Ft. Benning, if he
asses the required work, he will
e commissioned a Second Lieuenant.
His mother hopes that her son
nil arrive in the United States
i time to visit her before report-1
ig at Ft. Benning. He sails from |
'anama on October 5.
lastern Standard Time
Goes Into Effect Sunday
(Continued from page 1.)
ounty.
Eastern Standard Time will be
sed for all engagements in conection
with churches- in the;
ounty whose announcements for j
unday appear in today's paper,
his included the homecoming day
rogram at Zion Methodist
lurch.
IOMECOMING DAY
AT 71DM ruiipru
J ? * V i A V A 1 XX 1 1 I
(Continued from page 1)
I. will be the get-together for
le renewing of friendships and
le sharing of memories. A numsr
of old timers and relatives of
d timers have been asked to
STOP! . . SHOP!
BUY! . . .
Quality At Reasonable
cost is our inducement to
our Customers.
J. J. HA WES
SUPPLY, N. C.
? POI
'?AN' BESIDES VA KlhY/-' '
LEARN ANV ONE OF -r/<3EE -7
FORTS' ODD SKILLED J yOU CAN
TRADES IN M BIG F
[ UNCLE SAM'S ) \ WHEN
r? NAVW / . -f \&E"f C
Copt 194|. King Pr?ture? Syndi.-ju. Inc. VtlW nfhw fe??rved
\
I
OUTHPORT, N. C.
speak. Old church records have and wife and W. Kendall Jenrette; s
, been discovered and interesting Johnie Goodman vs. B. G. Sim- s
facts of yesterday will be given, mons and M. B. Wattts; O. M. '
I At the morning service there will Shelton vs. Gulf State Creosote
: be the reception into membership Co. v
of representatives of families who ? c
for many generations have be- YOUNG MEN TO
longed to Zion, and the baptism BE ACQUAINTED
of little ones, some of them great- WITH U. S. ARMY j J
grandchildren of former pastors (Continued from oage 1)
and others. men interested,
j A picnic lunch will be partaken "Navy men are a 'hand-picked' i
at noon, to which all families are Candidates must be men of
invited to bring basket lunches. than average intelligence; c
I This will avoid a shortage of food and ai"bition, of fine moral char-1'
as it is impossible to estimate acter and must have the written;
how many will be present recommendation of at least two I
I With the return to Standard loctl townspeople." I*
j time at midnight on Saturday, all As Navy Editor, Mr. Harper has 1 s
services will be on Eastern Stand- ^ received from Washington a|
ard time. supply of free illustrated booklets I
for all men interested and, in1 ?
CIVIL COURT FOR addition, will welcome inquiries J
I SEPTEMBER TERM fronl young men who wish to look j j
_MC fnirxAV new anu
ADJOURNb FRIDAY rtUnities the Navy now offers for
(Continued from page 1) (training for future civilian careers)
Andrews. Lillian Leonard. Jame : ag gerye their country now I
Wilson and Pauline Leonard vs.. emergency
Mrs. M. G. Grissett, W, B. Gris-!In lts emelSency- |
sett. Carrie Grissett, Dew-I Note thc couPon on the Nayy i
ey Grisset, Mary Gris-iadvertisement in today's *?suesett
and Luther Grissett; South- 1 il out and mal1 to the Navy I
ern Kraft Corp. vs. John Gallo- Editor care of this PaPer"
way; Elizabeth Grimes vs. H. J. I
Hooks, H. J. Hookos, Jr., minor, U"abl<L T? nl,'. L
Woodrow Britt, minor, and Claude , rmmrel^
i A . r (Continued from l.)
C. Carter, guardian Ad L.ten of Hig cal mjsfortunc als0
I J' H?ok0s' ?Jr i v"wo n Singietary claims, precluded his
son vs. J. Ballard: Virgmia-Caro- ? J church ^ that he
I hna Chemical Co. vs. G. V. Smith haye committod the text.
and wife; Annie Laura Morris vs. of. thfi Bjb]e to mcmory in this i
J. B. Vereen; O. W. Messick vs. | manner.
jj. A. Hearn and J. P. Hand; J.' The "preacher's" story is that|
P. Newton vs. L. C. Robinson; one day seven years ago, he was
| Southport Building and Loan riding on a wagon near Delco, i
I Assn. vs. Bryan Dosher and wife; in this county, when he was seiz-!
J. A. Stone vs. Sam T. Bennett ed with one of his attacks, and |
q oTTdisplay se
D
B We S?rvici
| CHEVROLET AIDS f
NATIONAL DEFENSE ? ....... ...
Here's the highest-quality m<
ever offered to the motoring
[ modern, aerodynamic lines a
I which create "the new style 1
I *'with a powerful, thoroughly
I "Victory" Engine, built of qu<
||| Jfj Jj signed to lead in combined per
I Jl lH jl ... with all the fine comfort,?
Ij^Tj features which have made I
1? .A leading motor car for ten of
P^ IT PAYS TO BUY
| AND GET THE LI
Elmore Moto
Bolivia, Nortl
PEYE, THE RECRUITING OFFICER, HANDS C
'-AM' VA GET FREE MEDlKAL AM'\j K-EXCUSE ME, t DC
HEM \ DEMTAL CARE IM TH' NAW ) MEAM TO DO THA
EARM -AM' TH' SUVELL FOOD FILLED < > BUT IT GIVES VA i
AY \JUIT' VITAMIMKS /WAKES VA /? I j , ROUGH IDEA UJHA
VOU MUSKLES SO BIG- OOP J / 7 TH' NAW DOME
WEDNESDAY 1
laid that when he came to hia|many v.-,,,,.. .
enses again, the Bible had been Bible: ..
revealed" to him. He insisted oi/tl? he tiki
A skeptical newspaper man viewer i:. ,- . S
vho had heard Singletary's story ITS verst fl
lecided to try to test out his in the
cnowtedge ot the Bible. He asked Psalm, with ]|
or John 3: 16, (the only verse est. /H
vhich for the moment he could jje v jgF
hing of) and Singletary immedi- about , . '
itely .recited it verbatim. man UriJ
Asked to recite the 1st Chapter'in the Bil H
)f Genesis, however, Singletary Chapter 'S
lid not get it verbatim. He did 37th Cha I
lot start "In the beginning^ jj,e, lod?"
but got some semblence>Singletary w " ^1
if the context, which feat in it- wouM * V
lelf, considering that the man aml lh|N .
lannot read or write, is remark- momct H
bIP- 96 in th, :
On the day that he was inter- was brought H
dewed, the "preacher" was anx- The ma I
ous to display his knowledge. | but glib H
le wanted to let those listening quit. H
?11 hnw this sprl,..,
mow mat ne wu?u v,v" 1,11 ->iate. Si
GROWING GRAIN I
That's the Dew trend of Brunswick county farJ
toward a balanced agricultural program. jfi
We have all kinds of small grain seed for sa|,H
INCLUDING:?OATS, ABRUZZI RYE
REDHEART WHEAT AND BARLEY H
We have just received a new shipment of
ground from wheat grown in Brunswick county thiil
year. 3
W- A- KOPP I
GENERAL MERCHANDISE j|
BOLIVIA, N. C. I
zPTEMISER 26 ^
4^ I
designed to had in j
otor car Chevrolet has STYLING
Chevrolet atone of all low- j
pub?c... with fleet,
caps and Body by f'ther. i
nd Fisher Body beauty _
' ' designed to lead in ]
hat will stay new" . . . PERFORMANCE
Chevrolet alone comtlnei o \
proved Valve-In-Head powerful eVol,e
"Victory Engine, Soft-'- j
Special Hydroul'C Braies,
ality materials and de- Unitized Knee-Action Ride, Si
and Vacuum-Power Shift ot
formance and economy 00 ",,a""
designed to lead in
:onvenience and safety ECONOMY
.. , , . , , Chevrolet is the most ??" |
Chevrolet the nation's nomical of all lorge.t-sell ?9
low-priced cars from tte
the last eleven years. standpoint cf gov c',
and upkeep.
THE LEADER nfl
EADING BUY III
?r Company I
hi Carolina I
?UT A ROUGH IDEA! _J
>M'T \ > ]T~ a
r?J/okav \ Yco'll look great in o Ncvy w'5,
\'f popeve, vou - , , . h. -'"Eft
T i CAN SIGN Every.one *ok; ch,ca \, -I
)( MB UP uniform Uncle Sam s N> eJ
' VR16HTN01U' And that's only a start U*: " M
greet care of his sailors
Free meals. Free beard r " E&f
?/*"> j? Free medical and dental care He
> fltrjl ing in cny one of fifty Off.
^ And the Navy pays you .
\ W vhile you learn. , '
L / \ > What an opportunity! I' 1 . j ^B
?\/ // p./ ^ over, get a free copy of '
S. 1 \ B' /J\ booklet, "Life in the u. s. Novy
\ll\fy ^ Navy Editor* of this newspeper (j
. ,0 ^erve VOUR ccut-;^1 B
' H / 0<i \\ BUILD touR p- ' I B
V I / / VJ CiET IM the MAW