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BOLIVIA
SCHOOL NEWS
Bolivia High School basketball
teams have a total of losing one
and winning one game in the
county so far this season. On
Tuesday night, November 18. the
Bolivia teams met Leland teams
on the latter's court. Both teams
returned with no victory. The)
games were very interesting, with ;
the scores being very close. The
Leland boys scored twelve in com- I
parison with Bolivia's ten. The I
Leland girls came through with (
seventeen points to their credit in j
comparison to Bolivia girls thir- j
teen.
On Friday evening, November j
21, the Leland teams met the I
Bolivia teams on the Bolivia court. |
The teams were very determined.
Good sportsmanship was shown (
throughout both games. The Bol-1
ivia teams went on record as winning
both games. These games
were more exciting and much'
more interesting than the two of j
Tuesday night. Both schools havej
good teams this year, both have
the same number of games won j
to their cridit at present. It will
bo very amusing to watch the j
results of their future games.
On Friday night Bolivia boys
scored .'16 points while Leland boys J
scored 28 points. Tyler Potter was j
high scorer for Bolivia with Harlcc
Mills as second highest scorer.'
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SHALLOTTE
SCHOOL NEWS
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It has been traditional for Shal- j
lotte basketball teams to begin
the season badly and to end it | (
with a winning team. The boys' J <
team has lived up to tradition by I (
losing its first two games. Vet- ]
erans Elwood Robinson and Ed- .
win Gray had not yet reached <
top form, but played a steady j
game. Newcomers Homer Gray,' i
Bobby Sellers, Odell Hewitt, and j i
Hubert Bellamy showed consider- i
able promise of becoming excel- }
lent players with a little more i t
practice. The first game was lost!
to Calvary Baptist church of VVilBolivia
girls made 25 points to '
win over Leland's 23 points. VVil- c
lets and Lesh were high scorer '
for Bolivia girls team. x
The Bolivia teams will meet the *
Shallotte teams on Thursday even-1 c
ing, November 27, on the Shallotte
High School court. This:
game promises to be one of the j
1 * M, TVvvi't fail to'?
ut'fll ox en cocaov 11. L/uxi c mi. vw i
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see it. The games will begin i
promptly at eight o'clock.
If you do not believe in ghosts,
you will after you have seen
"Hobgoblin House." "Hobgoblin ^
House" is the name of the junior
class play of Bolivia High School, j ^
"Hobgoblin House" is a mystery j j
farce in three acts by Jay Tobias, j,
It is a full two-hour entertain- s
ment. The setting for the play is i t
the Ozark Mountains.
The cast includes the following: I
Pauline Harvell, Lillic Mae Hew- 1
ctt, Dolly Mercer, Morrison Wat- r
kins, Harlee Mills, Tyler Potter,
Helen Danford, Ada Mae Swain, '
Carl Lewis. Bigc Bowling, Doris '
Johnson and Billy Kirk Lewis. I ^
Miss Pauline Wright, tenth grade j'
sponsor, is coaching the play.
Don't fail to see this exciting'
entertainment on Friday evening, j
November 28, in the Bolivia High '
School auditorium. The play will j
begin promptly at eight o'clock, j
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SOUTHPORT
SCHOOL NEWS
WHITER CLUB
A Pen and Ink Club has been
nganized in tlye high school. Rob!it
Imbeau is president; Brother
Christian, vice-president; Mary
Florence Moore, secretary, and
Fohn Julius Swain, treasurer. This
ilub has chosen to study at the
jresent time newspaper reportng.
The aims are to have an
nteresting column in Tlie State
3oit Pilot each week. There are
ugh hopes for a school paper
his year.
STUDY PATRIOTISM
During the past week the fourh
grade has been studying patri>tism.
In addition to studying
hose poems, songs and stories
vritten by others, they have cornrased
some lines of their very
iwn.
STUDY POETRY
Ballads and poems have been
he chief interest of the sixth
;rade for several days. After
itudying these, the students made
ionic of their own.
BASKETBALL
The boys basket ball team is
trogrcssing nicely according to a
ecent report from Mr. Linglc.
'lie new boys are showing both
villingncss to learn and ability as
(layers. Before the opening of the
egular schedule. there will be
ionic practice games to which
he public will be invited.
BOY SCOUTS
The Boy Scouts of Southport
net on November 4 for their
egular meeting, flans for a scout
nington. 'file last was lost to a
own team under the captaincy of
Voodrow (Flash) Russ. Captain
luss had a tough crew of sealoned
veterans who are willing
0 play any independent or highchool
team in the county. The
text two high school games are
vith Leland and Bolivia.
The girls' team. under the
oaching of Miss Allene Williams
ind Miss Clarice Swain, shows
ven more promise than the boys,
.'his team consists chiefly of vetrans
from last year. Elneda Stanland,
a senior and player for j
our years, will probably from all
ndications have the best season
f her career at forward. Doris
tobinson, another senior of three
ears experience, also has shown
,p well at forward. Aradella
,ong a junior and forward, and
'ella Bradsher, senior and guard,
how promise of outstanding perormance.
The following are newomers,
but all are working hard:
>oris Frink, forward; Ruth Hoidn,
guard; Idalee Coleman, guard;
tulah Neal Stanley, guard; Mary
omerselt. guard; and Hazel Pater,
forward. The first girls' game
1 with Leland there and the next
ith Bolivia here. From the flashy
oik of experienced players Stanland,
Robinson, Long, and Bradtier,
it looks as if the boys' team
ill be hard put to keep up with
Hem this season.
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THE STATE PORT PILOT, SOUTHPORT, N. C.
Winnabow News !fhtate c?llege, in.^a'eigh| spetnt B
the week end with his parents,
I Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Spradley Mr" and Mrs' F' C' Rabon- V
land little son of Whiteville spent! Rev. Blue of Raleigh spent Sat- tr
| Sunday with Mrs. Spradley's par- ] urday night with Mr. and Mrs.
j ents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Garner., D. R. Johnson and preached at 8(
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Hodges of j New Hope Presbyterian church t?
Wilmington were visitors here i Sunday morning at 11 o'clock,
j Sunday. ! Mrs. A. P. Henry is spending "
Mrs. Lacy Dawkins and her this week at Banner Elk, with j
; mother. Mrs. Betty Rabon, and her son. A. P. Henry, Jr., who!
Mrs. Ruth Atkinson and son, j underwent an appendix operation1
Floyd, spent Sunday in Elizabeth-, Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs.;si
town with Mrs. Johnie Johnson.: Henry and James Galloway left 11
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Walls of Friday evening and Mr. Henry ''
Bolivia visited Mr. and Mrs. C. H. and James returned Sunday night.
Zibelin Sunday afternoon. i a. P.. Jr., is doing nicely friends, bl
James Galloway, Adrain Phelps j will be glad to know,
and Jackson J. Henry spent the 1 CROWDED Ol'T LAST WEEK cc
! week end in New York with Mr.' Ip
: and Mrs. Buren Greer. I WEEKLY SESSION |P
Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Goodman! OF COUNTY COURT iai
I of Durham spent the week end! (Continued From Page One) jt(
j with his mother, Mrs. Maria j ment was suspended upon pay- j a
| Goodman, and aunt, Miss Lellie ment of a fine of S50.00 and | 0
! Sandlin. costs. Notice of appeal was given j
Mrs. Edward Haefeli of Monte and bond was set at S400.00. a
Vista, Colorado, is visiting her Rupert Blanton and P. M. Blan- tl
daughter, Mrs. R. A. Wilkinson. to". white, were charged with s>
Roy Rsbon, who is attending slander. P. M. Blanton was found rr
1 not euiltv. and judgment as to ir
booth at the American Legion Rupert Blanton was with held j ?
Dance were discussed. There will | until December 29. =
be a. new boy coming in next Hester McCoy, colored, pleaded
Tuesday night. There will be one guilty to charges of reckless opcrboy
to take First Aid. Nine ation and hit and run driving. He
Scouts arc working hard for their was given 5 months on the roads. I
first class. For this they arc ?
drawing maps of roads out of'LARGE AMOUNTS
town. The groups are: HAVE BEEN PAID
Douglas Jones, Bobby Jones. Ed OUT IN BENEFITS
Newton, Wyatt Gay VV. A. Ru&s, (Continued From Page One)
Jimmie Sutton, John Carr Davis, In a breakdown of the figures
Lewis Newton, Joe Sam Loughlin. based on operations of covered
Each set of boys will draw sep- employers and activities of the
aratc maps of various roads about Central UCC office and local EmSouthport.
ployment offices, the figures for
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trade.
And if you want small grain seed?oats, rye,
wheat or barley?come to see us.
You'll also find a fine stock of merchandise at
reasonable prices in our store.
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runswick county are as follows: I chinery may thus
Benefits to unemployed, 3% the rainy, cold wor
sars, $20,722.87:- employer con- field work is not ]
ibutions, 4\-? years, $22,668.66; put in to good ac
>tal wages paid, 4',i years $917,- repair of farm mi
12; employers covered, 12; pro- far mshop."
icted workers, 435. As the farms >
are called upon tc
,SK FARMERS and more food sti
TO CHECK OVER purpose with less
EQUIPMENT NOW iduced equipment,
(Continued from page one) that each machine
ze, the number, name of the ] ing order for ever
lanufacturer, and the number of j ation. This should
le part to be r eplaced if possible, j chance, but busines
not possible to find the num- j should be applied
er, make a good description of! condition about.
. Third, classify these needs ac- J Mr. Oliver suggf
rrding to manufacturers. Fourth, ' posed metal part
lace your order for these repair.coat of heavy oil
",a at nnep This is imperative j all wooden parts ;
s it will enable manufacturers ! of implement pain
) use what iron and steel is i the appearance of
mailable for replacement parts of j improved, but the i
lose most needed. j efficiency will be
"Taking care of this matter J ed.
t once will assist materially in' A part or the
le national defense program", gather all the s
lys Mr. Oliver, "And will also; iron and steel on
lake for better operation dur- j dispose cf it t
lg the next crop year. Unneces-1 channels so that
try delay in the repair of ma-' ized for defense p
Just Received Load of
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We also have several good tra
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We Buy, Sell 01* Trade for (
We are dealers for Ford Autoi
some good buys in used cars, trucks
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