BrrnMFSDAY, MAY 24, lfi
^B... Cheatham Alston,
ct Mis Thomas Cheat
I the late Mr. A Is- .
B David
H Lieutenant
Mrs. George
u tnd the late Mr. I
t' <l in ma it age
n ivmony was aer
i v lie Rev. Forrest D.
thodist church at
;B was pi; veil
IB
IH soloist.
B 'in 111 marriage by
, lit W. Alston, wore
B : of white duchess
with sweetheart
B :'i'.l bodice withj
H v lace. The full
a extended into a
of orange
. rears held the
_ ial veil. She carB
j ed bouquet of br.de's
B - the valley.
maid of hon- '
ster's attendant.
It . blue net dress and
iuet of pink roses.
P. - : snapdragon.
F- . h i ther wore a black I
L , ffon and lace with a:
r.; . \, w roses. Mrs. Wat1
ther of the bridegr jom.!
. s-of-roses dress of!
, e with a corsage of
Eiii rosebuds.
r H I s. of Tarboro, was
J, ; rheatham Alston. bro-|
[ii o: the bride. Paul W. Illam ,
; Robert W. Smithwick, of,
sir- oil .1. H. Griffin, of
jjorertcwn. S C. were ushers.
H ua'v bridesmaids v.-ere:
laces Louise Kilgo. Christine
Curd. Mildred Jordan, Helen1
: Lota Cain and Maribelle
htertscri classmates of the
r> .: Mildred Howard, Rose
Mom. Virginia Howard. Jane
K' tnces Ann Earle, of,
Mrs Wa s attended Louisburg
.Itje and is a member of this
g'i ser.ior class at ECTC,1
reenrille.
L:et:" iian.t Watson is a graduate
Louisburg College and ECTC. I
has been stationed at the'
iphibious Training Base at Lit-!
> Creek. Va for the past year.;
Owing the ceremony Lieut*nt
and Mrs. Watson left for,
-forma. where he will be sta-'
ir.ed. For traveling, the bride \
re a white flannel suit with
l ie assessor ies and a corsage of
j rosebuds.
OMAN'S. CLl'B
The May literature meeting of
r Woman's Club, held at the:
me of Mrs. E. H. Cranmer on;
I- ~ idv iuifrnwn, was me
st attended of the club year, j
iveral visitors were present in{
tt'ior. to the good number of
Rubers. t
The collect was repeated in
ur.ison followed by the sir ging |
the Clubwoman's Hymn.
First Gra
Full Line Of F<
Hunt (^luh)
ODELL B;
SUP PL1
NOTICE
I For your new and re]
requirements of Asphalt 1
Windows, Doors, Wall Boi
? goodly stock of these it
lumber, metal roofing
plies' when available.
Smith Builder
Castle Hayne Road, Wilmii
JUST A1
SHIPME
Hot Water Heaters, Co
Parlor 1
Also Front Room and
Water Buckets,
CITY CUT R
SOUTHPO
'44
Miss Margaret Pearson, accompanied
by Mrs. Dallas Pigott, sang
the following selections; "Where'er!
You Walk," "Panis Angelicus," |
"Sweet Little Jesus Boy," "Mighf
ty Like a Rose," "Can't Help;
Lovin' That Man o' Mine." and
"Morning." 0
The flower snow committees
were announced as well as those
for the baby show. Mrs. Frank!
Niernsee resigned as citizenship |
chairman and Mrs. Jeanne Fields
accepted this chairmanship for j
next year. Other committee chairmen
announced their committees
for the coming year.
The club voted to sponsor the
"Kit Bag" quota for the Red
Cross with Mrs. James Carr in]
charge.
Punch and cake were served by
the hostesses, Mrs. I. B. Bussells,
Mrs. S. B. Frink, and Mrs. C. Ed.
Taylor.
LESPEDEZA
Good, volunteer stands of les- i
pedeza should be kept by all
means this year because of a
shortage of seed for hay crops, j
says uounty Agent W. C. Boyce
of the State College Extension
Service.
For Sport Wear
<
Easy to make, comfortable to
w ear, 11 this davti-ie sport dress
of rotton *hant'?n<! modeled by
v:.n*t- ??*? > ? Par
- - -?
pmoi nt star. The tv?o pi:ce
dress Sur a pleated skirt of
bright tiL? red. The jacket
i t? I o u * e 'eatures modr-nistic
white horre hr-'v on a tile red
ground. The sleeves are bracet
len"**' ' * set-in belt ties
, * ,
de Tires
eeds And Dog Food
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LANTON
If, N. G.
NOTICE |
pair jobs, see us for your
Roofing, Asbestos Siding,
*rds, Paint, etc. We have
ems at all times, as well
and other building sups
Supply, Inc.
igton, N. C. Phone 2-3339
WIVED
;nt of
ok Stoves, Ranges and
Heaters
I Dining Room Rugs,
and Percolators
ATE STORE
rt, N. C.
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THE STATE PORT PILOT, S
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Maid Displays Wardrobe j
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Lovely Linwood Gisclard, the 1944 Maid of Cotton, models two!
of the attractive cotton costumes included in her wardrobe. The formal,
at left, is of red and white checked gingham, worn with a white |
pique evening jacket, designed in simple taste for many purposes. At
right, she wears classic chambray?a soft pink, with four giant,
jeweled buttons. Two diagonally slashed pockets, front fullness and j
the soft tie neckline are important fashion additions. Both dresses
were made from McCall patterns. The Maid of Cotton now is on tour
of principal American cities to assist in War Bond drives and to
tell of cotton's important role in the war.
CA1SON-W1LLIAMS [Mrs. Alfred Newton.
E. C. Newton, of Raleigh, spent
Mr. and Mrs. Zade Williams, of the week-end here with his famBolivia,
announce the marriage of itytheir
daughter, Agnes, to Gm 3-c; Alex Williams, of Beaufort,
Wilbur Caison, USN, in Conway, spent the week-end here with his
S. C? on May 13. ? family.
Mr. Caison graduated at; Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Smith, of j
Southport high school in 1941. | Wilmington, spent Sunday here >
She will soon join her husband in with Mrs. H. W. Southerland. j _
Philadelphia where he is station-! I
ed after two years duty in the \/Cl)()Hal(ls LoSC
South Pacific. . . ^ , ,
Little Daughter
PFRSONAT S
1 ' ' ' Following bad health which she I
? ? _ had suffered since birth, Catherine
Fred Smith is visiung relatives; McDonald ten yoar okl <mugnierj
in Alcolue, S. C. I of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald,1
Miss Doris Smith and Char-j0f the Boone's Neck community,
lotte Ray Walker, of Wilmington,! died in the Baptist hospital at |
spent the week-end here with Durham Friday evening. She had
Miss Smith's grandmother, Mrs. previously been a patient in the j
H. W. Southerland. j. Arthur Dosher Memorial hosMrs.
Melvin Lewis, of Norfolk, pital at Southport.
Va.? has been spending the past The body was brought to Suptwo
weeks here with relatives. ply, and following services by the
Capt. Lee Hewett, of New York,! Rev. Thomas Johnson, was interis
spending his vacation here with : red in the Oak Grove cemetery,
his family. | In addition to the parents she
Mrs. A. D. Ruark, Sr. spent i is survived by one sister and three
several days here last week with brothers, Lucile, Horace, Marion
her sisters, Mrs. Eva Wolfe and and Donald McDonald.
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REPAIR NOW
New Screen Doors, Window Sashs,
Window Screens, Roofing, Wall Hoard,
Linseed Oils, Nails, Etc.
Bellamy And Holden
Shallotte, N. G.
i
I mn nn a nn nr mi rr a tiaw I
rUK DUAivu ur cuutrt ilvsn
As a member of the Board of Educa- I
tion, I have served for eight years in a I
; manner that I think has been satisfactory
to the pople of Brunswick.
During this time the affairs of the
schools have run smoothly and few complaints
have been heard. This leads me
to believe that my work has been satisfactory.
With a belief that my work has been
well done, I am offering for re-election
and will apprciate your vote and support
in the primary election Saturday.
R.T. PHELPS
i
r
OUTHPORT, N. C.
ShllWfp IVpwc were visitors at Myrtle Beach, en's
^IiaiiUlLC i^CVVS g c Saturday. noor
Mr. and Mrs. Lay ton Bennett, T M's' Lenn?n Swajn and Xi
f Shallotte, were week-end L' Swain' Jr" . !
were visitors in Shallotte last Hold
uests of Mrs. Warren Swain in Thnrsaav H-fct
' I sH.rt L?<,h,m o, ?. S. SoMi.
and Mis. Marian Gatlin, of Army is visiting his parents, Mr. f?tlu
laleigh, were week-end guests aru| Ml.s John Luclium. Sgt. Lud- ser"
ere of Mrs. Gatlin's mother, Mrs. lum has been serving overseas for
.illian Oliver. | several years. J/^
Mrs. Roger Clemmons last I Miss Marguerite Hewett, of V?'il:eek-end
visited her husftand who mington, spent the week-end with
.. . . ., ... ? her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
i a patient in the Charlotte Hos,
.Hewett, of Shallotte.
I man
__ , _ , , ? Friends will regret to learn that
Mrs. Haywood Goley and small Stanlev is verv ill at ga"
an, Woodie visited her mother, . . r-,n D ' then
her home at Little Beach. ,
Irs. H. G. Hewett, here last Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Tew, of !Ve'
uesday. : jjew York and Mrs. Sallie Holden 'e
Mrs. Burdette and Miss Bram-(and daughter, Ruth, of Shallotte, p
tt, Shallotte school teachers, were visitors at Mrs. W. C. Hold- ?lat
_ _ ed I
? 1" sib e
? - - ? j . | mad
Matting I our (Jam Accessories now
Means War Bond Money Saved tW
Light heads are the fashicn for spring and summer. This light-as-a- [lc
breeze topper made of crocheted cotton squares is a gay accompaniment i ?
to your warm-weather wardrobe. The matching bag is roomy and simply I w
made. Making your own accessories menus money saved and extra War
Bonds bought. Directions for crocheting this hat and bag set may be
obtained by sending a stamped, self-addressed envelope to the Needlework j
Department of this paper, specifying I\o. lttvi. u. i reasury L/eramjiem
BUSY SEASON
' ?T-r?
As this is a busy season of the year you will not
want to spend extra time looking around for things.
Buy all your groceries here. We'll give you prompt
service. Fai
[ope
RGALLOWAY t
Gei
General Merchandise
He
Supply, N. G. est
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iMMMBMBU?*11 I?B?B?a?C? Ma
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BRIEF, BARE AND BRIGHT THAT'S
SWIM SUIT NEWS FOR
'44.
You'll
- Bruns
JSS5* Largest
Genera
Shallotte Tradii
HOBSON KIRB
Shallotte, A
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home here Thursday after-' LOST- Ration Book No. 3. M
i. ' nie W. Lockett, Scuthport, -M? I i ,9
ttle six-year-old Wayne Hold- P C. h?
E 2 Zt Stall* ' U?MC,; tOST-R.U.n SSNO. I M.tU, 9
len, of near bhallotte. Killed a, gm gouthport, N. C. -1
>t coachwhip snake, near his _
e Tuesday afternoon. Wayne's Early Variety of soybean seed_fos j I
er ij in the Navy and is nowj sale. R. H. Maultsby, Bolivia,
ing in the Pacific. i jj. C. *
n /) nn | ? , , WANTED?Route man or woaj^f '
j.v/. 10 Al t /1/ | Good opening. Sell, deliver iff
Local Service Club Rawleigh Products year around, jfl
(steady work, large profits. Whitft 9
rs. Claude C. Cannon, chai?- Rawleigh s' DePl- N-CE-211-XJ77 jj^H
of the Volunteer Service Or-, Richmond, Va. ^ J
zation, announced today that " ~ yoTICE
; will be a regular monthly -phe charge for two insertions of 'I
ting of the senior hostesses in advertisements of lost ration ,fl|
club room of the USO at 3:30 bo6km ls 50 cents VVe are unaWf/ fl|
M. on Thursday. ~ie urged to print such advertisement HI
every senior hostess attend- less cash or stamps are sent1 'ill jfl I
his important meeting, if pos-jwith copy-yThe State ro.t Pilot.
, as a brief report will be; ; I
e c?n the insDirinsr meetings' ADMINISTRATION NOTICE ' I
11 cue inspiring meetings Having this day duly qualified 1 9
being held in Wilmington for fore B. J. Holden, assistant clerk w
unior and senior hostesses in ,,u' # Court of Hnmiwi k U
"* county, as administrator of the esta'e
area. i nf w. O. Galloway, deceased, th's is
I to notify all parties having claims
wit j | irm ^ p I against said estate to present them j
1/1/ A l\J I A k HV t0 me? duly authenticated on or U
f f / all X I fore the 24th day of March, 1945,' or ; 9
this notice will be plead in bar, ,pf
_____ their light to recovery. 1 -? 9
E WRITERS and Adding Ma- ' "t'.'.M 9
lies cleaned and adjusted. aml -h;ive costs- l watsoS.'.' i
rk guaranteed. Willie Ham- Administrator KstaieV/.
nds. 203 W. Col. St., White- W" . <J' Deceassftj I
n" notice ok summons ni |9i
by purmcation ,
skey Creek Honey. Twenty in THK SUPERIOR COURT}; j) fl
ars a favorite Our Artichoke 'STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
ars a tavotue. uur Arutnoae t.OLINTy op BRUNSWICK ijp, '
cklcs are delicious. Your Gro-.j. d. jones '
Yf? 11' I
r- IESTELLE RI.ACKWEI.L JONES
- I The defendant above named will
T?"T" GAS RATION book, take notice that an action entitled an MB
iwrence R. Galloway, Supply, l^lorh^rof n?lok Coug? il
, C , for divorce on the ground of two
i yearn separation; and the said defend
PIPMT Millor CWp nn ant will further take notice that she HI
. i.KM ? Miller cage, on jg require(1 t0 appear at the office .of fl
iterfront. Must furnish good the undersigned In the Court HoMffe. SB
fpT-pncpq Annlv to D M Da- Wilmington. North Carolina. ..an M^H
ier-.ncLS. Appiy 10 u. m. da the 3|>d day of 3uly 1J)44 and anf^r jfl
s. 13ox 72, Southport, N. C. or demur to the complaint filedvln
j said action, or plaintiff will apply to l^^H
1 SALE ? Two shrimp boats.' ?,<?Jr{,lin?>r rellef dem?nded i lu , I
. S. Wells, Southport, N. C. I "VatetTVhi's "lie 27 day of April. lflfU fll
H. J. HOLDEN, I
en Clath dry size for paper j Ass'1 ('il ,,ewk'k?Coum'c' I
mging Many other household dWIGHT McEWKN. I
cessities at Ruark's, South- i Attorney for Plaintiff.^ ^ ^-We#! I
? I EXECUTOR'S NOTICE ? i I
hes line wire, clothes pins, 50 V Having qualified as Executrix of
. ... , the estate of Harry L. Doflher, 4jlf
ot * water hose with nozzles, ceased, late of the County of Bruns?
uatk's, Southport. j wiek North Carolina, this Is to ndtl- HI
fy all persons having claims against fl
? w , T~I v ine estate of said deceased to extftfit J
t SALE- Mule, Horse and two them to the undersigned, in South- I
:neys in good condition. W. A. ./l01"1!1 Carolina, on or before HI
. 7 ', 4 M ^ the 17th day of May. 1945. or thlf. I^H
>hnson, Southport, N. C. i notice will be pleaded In bar of their
. ? . _ _ ! recovery. All persons indebted to Tm I
IT?No. 3 Ration book in the said estate will please make Itnme- HI
, T ~ . .. . diate payment. 'il |
tme of Lennox Grissett, Shal-i This 17th day of May. A. P., 1914. I
tte. N. C. Gen. Delivery. Re-' AJ'T,A L- r? I
Executrix of Harry L. Pusher, fl
deceased. ^ fl
VOTE
W. J. McLAMII U I
For f f' I
Representative ?Jjfa- > H
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lothes _ (jn-Rationed I
. ,, Play Shoes!
:T Best - Men's Swim I
il Store Trunks! I
rig Company 1
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