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v Saturday I
napttst church
; ;v, . , Ann Tay
and Mrs.
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RuarUn
;t Rt?v. Thomas
Henry
f'.V >: - officiated
- _ oated with
gladioli
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organist,
soloist.,
in Wag-1
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parte entered the [
" , the ceremony,
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- the reees-,
the church!
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with a
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rj - each #: She carried .1
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LnNING
I Fruit jars, jar t<
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urthinijs you'll 11
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flic at inn during
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your 1842 Taj
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centered with white Canhamian:
orchids.
The bride had as her maid-ofhonor
her sister. Miss Katherine
Taylor, who wore a gown of pint
lace and marquisette with a higt
neckline, lace torso, and bouffanl
skirt of lace and marquisete. Sh(
carried an old-fashioned nosegaj
of pink roses, white snapdragons
and blue delphinium. Miss Frets
Ann Jones, of Shelby, was junioi
maid and wore a gown of pin!
net with short puffed sleeves. Sh<
carried a miniature nosegay. Th<
bridesmaids were Mrs. Kennetf
McDonald of Gainesville, Fla.
sister of the bridegroom. Miss
Gretchen Baldwin, of Dunn, Mis:
Ruth Ashworth, of Fayetteville
and Miss Janie Parker, of Wood'
land. They wore blue gowns oi
lace and marquisette fashioner
identically to that of the maid'
of-honor and carried nosegays ol
the same design.
The bridegroom's father, J. W
Ruark of Suohtport, attended hirr
as best man, and ushers were
Sherwood Jones of Raleigh, uncle
of the bride, Winslow Edwards, ol
New Bern, cousin of the bride'
groom. A. B. Hall, of Wilmington
and Tucker Burruss, of Raleigh.
The mother of the bride wore a
dress of Alice blue lace and marquisette
with a square yoke
short sleeves, and full skirt. She
wore long white gloves and hac
a shoulder corsage of orchids. The
mother of the bridegroom wore a
gown of pink chiffon with a low
V neckline, and a full skirt on a
long torso of lace. She wore lace
mittens. Her shoulder corsage
was also of orchids.
The bride is a gradaute ol
Meredith College and made hei
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SUPPLIES
ips and jar rubbers.
L*k, together with the
eed to do your part
g for the food needs
the coming winter.
rRADING CO.
rby, Prop.
- - - N. G.
'E ON TA
make a worthwh
les due the City of
payment during t
1 DISCOUNT FOR
NG MONTH OF.
out for yourself: H
nviting you to she
at City Hall in So
. R. WEEK
ollecor, City of So
1
debut in 1938 at the annual Ter-1
psichorean Ball in Raleigh. For
the past year, she has been su- j
pervisor of public school music in
the Goldsboro public schools.
Mr. Ruark is the son of Mr. i
and Mrs. J. W. Ruark. of Southport.
He graduated from State
College, where he was a member [
t of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity.'
He is now a government textile j
inspector in the Quartermaster i
[ Corps and is located in Asheville. j
: Immediately following the cere-1
, mony, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Tayt
lor. parents of the bride, enter-1
, tained the wedding party and
r out-of-town guests at a reception j
at their home. An ice course in
the bridal motif, with individual
iced cakes, nuts, and punch, was
served.
, For traveling, the bride chang,
ed to a white suit with powder
, blue accessories. She wore a j
shoulder corsage of white orchids.;
After a short wedding trip, Mr. I
' and Mrs. Ruark will be at home
' at 6 Charlotte Street, Asheville.
WARD-SPENCER
i
Mrs. J. D. Swain, of Southport, j
, announces the marriage of her j
niece. Miss Nell Best Spencer, to j
William S. Ward at Marion, S. |
j C., on Saturday, June 13.
JEIGHTH BIRTHDAY
| Jov Lvnnp Rpll pnt<*rtair?orl
her friend at her home Saturday I
' afternoon, June 20th, from 4 to (i
o'clock, the occasion being her
1 eighth birthday.
The color scheme of blue and j
pink was effectively carried out,
in decorations.
' Game were played, after which
! refreshments of punch and cake
1 was served the following:
The hostess, Joy Lynne
1 | Bell, Joy Ann Sutton, Mary Ann
1 I Loughlin, Danny Harrelson, Nor'
| ma Ann Harrelson. Ann Brooks
Newton, Betty McGlamery, Vera
I Ann Willis, Trudy McNeil,. Roy
' | Daniel, Jr., Dickie Marshall,
' ' Deekie Dozier, Mary Elizabeth
I Lupton, Lititia Hickman, Patricia
Adams, Billy Watts White, Jackie
Newton, Bobby Cullis, Billy Cullis,
Albert Parker and Ruilv Bell.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Miss Betty Jean Long was honored
on her eleventh birthday
Tuesday afternoon when her mother,
Mrs. H. K. Long, entertained
a number of her friends.
Bingo and other games were
played during the evening and the
honoree received a number of
attractive gifts.
The dining table was centered
with a three-tiered birthday cake
in white and pink with eleven
candles.
Delicious punch and cake was
served to the guests.
? LET US ?
Marfak Your Car
The last word in Lubricatin
Service.
W. R U S S
STATION
SHALLOTTE, N. C.
XES
ile savings on I
Southport by I
he month of |
PAYMENT I
JUNE. I
ere is a saving I
ire. Payment I
uthport.
S
uthport
IQUTHPORT. N. C.
HOG MARKET
Shallotte Hog Market: Monday,
hogs $13.30.
"WANT ADS ~j
? ? i
WANTED?We pay highest market
prices on hogs, pigs and
cattle every Monday. Honest
Weight, cash on delivery. Shal- j
lotte Stock Market, M. S. Huston,
Mgr.
OVERALLS ? White overalls for'
painters or other work where1
neatness is desired along with'
utility. RUARKS, Southport,!
| N. C.
WANTED, All kinds of scrap
metal. We buy in any quantity
whether a few pounds or by the
:ton. If you have more than you
' can deliver, mail us a card and
we will see you. Scrap Metal of
all kinds is bringing a good price
and we pay cash for it. "Beat the
Japs with the Scrap". Columbus |
jWrecking Company. South WhiteF
O R S A L F
Several New and
Used Oil
Refrigerators
McGOUGAN ELECTRIC
COMPANY
Tabor City
I
IM RUGS
iir rooms with cool,
leum Uui>s. Many
i which to choose,
rice groups.
IY & SONS
- N. C.
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["HE STATE PORT PILOT, ?
Those present were: Misses
Jane and Jennie Cannon, Marjorie
and Margaret Phelps. Louise and
Annie Lou Johnson. Louise Gray,
Bettie Lou Cos and Sammie Lane
Mercer, Max Edwards. Troy Henry,
Jerry Lane Lewis, Grover
Cox and Gerry Lewis.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mrs. Matilda Barnett entertain'
ed at a birthday dinner at her
home on Saturday evening in
honor of her daughter, Miss
Wilma Barnett.
Miss Barnett's week-end guests
were Miss Bita Messiclc, of
Washington. N. C.. Ralph Hunter
and Bill Turner, of Greenville. In
addition to these guests at the
dinner were Misses Marion Frink
and Doris Corlette.
SAME BIRTHDAY
Four members of the younger
set in Southport discovered Friday
that each of them had been
born in June 19. They are Misses
Wilma Barnett, Evelyn Autry and
Margaret and Victor Baretells.
SPECIAL
All Electric Radio-Phonograph
combination plays
10" or 12" records. While
present stock lasts?Special
price, $29.95. May be purchased
on easy terms. Payments
as low as $1.00
Weekly.
BRAXTON'S
LINOLEL
Brighten up yo
clean, colorful Lino
bright patterns fron
Several attractive pi
G- W- KM
Supply,
I AT
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a most grateful for your vote
gave me a substantial lead i
4
orward with confidence to Ju
lake your final choice. I ask f<
f I am elected District Solicito
sacred trust. I promise that I
mpartially, will be ready at al
cooperate with all law enfoi
" i ' il i_t:_ i. (L
orriciais ana me puuut, iu m
it lies within my power. The
war effort, and I shall be alei
ry in this capacity, and in e\
it me serve you?
Sib
LIFTON,
ville, N. C.
WANTED: To sell you an RCA
radio. Nothing down and nothing
to pay until the Fall. No more
KEEP US
When you want
for the home or farr
most for your mone'
to see what you're \
COME TO SF
J. D. L
GENERAL M
BOLIV
A
MO MEED T(
EVERY BAT
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? You c
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banking b
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I VOTE
i' ?
.. COLUMBUS,
Rand PENDER
TIES
and support in the First Pr
n the race for District Soli<
ne 27th, next Saturday, whi
>r your vote and assistance c
ir, I shall consider it a great
shall serve every part of tl
I times to answer the call ol
rcement officers, the Judge
te end that justice will be d
duties of this office are imp
rt to every opportunity to sei
'ery other manner possible.
icerely,
L MOOh
'
radios will be made after April.
. Buy one now for the duration,
i Mail us a card if you are inter*
ested. Columbus Motor Co. Whitei
vUle, N. C.
? ?? V
IN MIND
quality merchandise
n, when you want the
y, and when you want
getting when you buy
E US !
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[ERCHANDISE
IA, N. C.
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D "CONVOY"
sIK DEPOSIT
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lon't have to come to the
rself every time you want to
sposit or to transact banking
Bank by mail. It is safe,
i convenient. ?
is no need to leave busy
:o go out in bad weather
ir banking. Bank by mail,
jladly give you the few
istruciions necesjary for
y mail.
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RS I
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imary, *
:itor. I
en you ^
in that J
honor
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PAGE THREE
MATERIALS ? Voiles, batiste,
dimity and poplin in the popular
large-figure prints.
RUARKS, Southport, N. C.
FOR SALE?Five-gaited saddle
horse. Mrs. Victor Sullivan, 10#
Forest Hdl Drive, Wilmington,
N. C. utt
LEGALS
FORECLOSURE NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
or a decree of the Supeiior Court w
or Brunswick County. X. C . dated the ' ~
May. 1942. in an action '
entitled "Brunswick County versus D. ^ ,
L. Henry et als." the undersigned ... ?j
commissioner will expose at public
auction sale to the highest bidder for
cash on the 6th. day of July. 1942. at
12:00 o'clock A M., at the Courthouse
door. Southport. X. C.. to satisfy
the decree of said court to enforce
the payment of $214.03. the
following described real estate, located
in Town Creek Township, Brunswick
County. X. C., bounded and described
as follows:
BEGINNING at an ash In Russell's
Braitch. a little below the pine log
ford, runs thence 10 degrees East 131
poles to a stake, thence souRi 56
degrees Hast 92 poles to a pine, E. \\.
Taylors corner, on a road thence
with said road about 10 degrees West
74 poles to P. L. -Seller's line: thence
67 degrees East 6 poles to a black
Gum at the run of Russell's Branch;
thence up the run of said Branch to
the beginning, and the same being
the same tract or parcel of land conveyed
to M. E. M. Henry by Ezeklel
Skipper by deed dated October 1876,
recorded in Book Xo. BB. page *494.
All sales subject to report to and
confirmation by the Court. Ten days
allowed for raise of bid before report
made. Cash to be paid at sale.
This the ist. day of June. 1942.
S. B. PRINK.
7-lc Commissioner
FORECLOSURE NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of a decree of the Superior Court
of Brunswick County, X. C, dated
the 4th. day of May. 1942. in an action
entitled "Brunswick County versus
D. E. Devane Estate: Mrs. E. E.
Devane et als.' the undersigned commissioner
will expose at public auction
sale to the highest bidder for
cash on the 6th day of July. 1942. at
12:00 o'clock A. M . at the Courthouse
door. Southport. X. t\. to satisfy the
decree of said court to enforce the
payment of $276.88, the following described
real estate, located in Town
Creek Township. Brunswick County.
X. C.. bounded and descirbed as ^
follows:
FIRST TRACT: BEGINNING at a
Black gum In Large Branch at P. S.
Howes corner; running North 56 ? ;
East 106 poles to a spruce Pine at
the edge of the Southport. road;
thence with said road 50 West 66
poles to the Cunningham line: thence
with said line South 45 West 46 4 V
poles to a stake, his comer, thence
his line X. 70 W. 45 poles to the
run of large Branch; theme with
the run of large Branch about South /
to the beginning, containing 40 acres
more or less.
SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING at
a stake on tin Southport Road in
John D. Taylor's line, runs thence
with a South 60 degrees West 110
poles in Large Branch, thence down
said Branch about X. 10 West 3Q
poles to a gum J. C. Grimes corner,
thence with hi: line North 6(1 degrees
East 9u poles to a stake on the
Southport road to the beginning containing
IS acres more or less.
BEGINNING at the run of Lord's
Branch, in I. S. Willetts line, David
Devanos corner & runs thence South
- . .. Una noil
7C* East with Davm i^vbhw
I. s. WilletlH 720 feet to a stake
Wiltetts & Devanes corner. thence
South 20 degrees East 320 feet to a
spruce pine Shepard Devanes comer,
thence South 25 degrees east with
Shepard Devanes line 100 ft. to a
small Red Oak in or near the Pevane
& Harrelson, line thence South 60
degrees West with the Devane & j
Harrelson line about 100 ft., to a ;
gum, corner in Lord's Branch, now
the Harrelson & Devanes corner,
thence down the various courses &
Meanders of Lord Branch to the
Point of Beginning containing to the
saniH (35) thirty five acres more or
less.
AND all other lands owned by the
said defendants in Town Creek Township.
Brunswick County. North Carolina.
,
All sales subject to report to and
confirmation by the Court. Ten days
allowed for raise of bid before report
made. Cash to be paid at sale.
This the 1st. day of June. 1942.
S. B. PRINK.
7-lc Commissioner.
FX MCI'Tit IX NOTICE i
Having qualified as executrix for
the estate of Robert John Holmes,
deceased, late of Brunswick county.
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons holding claims against the
estate of the said deceased to present
them to the undersigned at her home
in .Southport, on or before June 4, k .
1943, or this ifotice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All person*
indebted to this estate will please
make immediate payment.
This June 2. 1942.
JOSEPHINE NEWTON SMITH.
Executrix For the Estate of
Robert John Holmes. ,
~A1 IMI.MSTIUTI.V NOTICE
Having qualified as administratix
for the estate of \. M. Woodard. tieceased.
late of Brunswick county,
Stale of North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons holding claims
against the estate of said deceased , r
ti? present them to the undersigned
on or before June 24, 1943. or this
notice will i>?- pleaded In bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to the
said deceased will please make immediate
Settlement.
This 23rd day of June 1942.
MRS. ALFRED M. WOODARD,
Administratrix for the Estate of
7-29-pd A. M. WOODARD
ABMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
for the estate of George E. Brooks,
deceased, late of Brunswick county.
Stale of North Carolina, this Is to
notify all persons holding claims
against the estate of the said deceased
to present them to the undersigned
at his residence at Shallotte,
N. C., on or before June 24. 1943, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted to
the said estate will please make immediate
settlement.
This 23rd day of June. 1942.
JOHN E. BROOKS.
Administrator for the
7-29c Estate of George E. Brooks
NOTICE OF SERVING SIMMONS
BY PUBLICATION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK
IN RE:
JOSEPH W McKEITHAN. PAULINE
McKKITHAN. ESTHER MAE MURRELL.
MARIE SELBY. HELEN
CROOM. CHRISTOPHER McKEITHAN.
GEORGE E. POTTER
BY GUARDIAN C. ED TAYLORPETITIONERS
VS. . ;|
PHILIP McKEITHAN. LUCILE
CANADY, FRED McKEITHAN,
J A ME ODKN. JAMES W. JAMES,
MOSES A. POTTER. BETTS POTTER.
KATIE McKEITHANDEFEN
DA NTS
The defendants, Philip McKeithan.
Fred McKeithan, Moses A. Potter and
Retts Potter will take notice that the
special proceedings entitled as above
has been commenced in the Superior
Court of Brunswick County, North
Carolina, by the plaintiffs, who are
tenants in common with the defendants
in a certain house and lot In the
city of Southport. for the purpose of
selling the said property and for the
purpose of dividing the proceeds
among the said tenants in common:
and the said defendants will further
take notice that they are required to
appear at the office of the Clerk
Superior Court of said state and
'tmVv yiQ?jo or !>efore lh* 20th day of ,u
-Inlv 1942. and answer or demur to
the complaint in said action or the
plaintiffs will apply to the court on
said date for a decree of sale of , >.
said property for division among the
said tenants In common in the property
described in the petition filed
in said cause.
This the 18th day of June, 1942.
S. T. BENNETT. j
Clerk Superior Court
7-15c Brunswick County, N. C.
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