NOVEMBER 29> 1944
Kqoety '
" _ I with Miss McRackan. I
.' - ( lub 1 Miss Norfleet demonstrated
K'' 'N ,, -tjiljfr 6 l"No sPace To Waste" and gave
...<< I ''' t 'l |0Ut booklets. Her demonstration
Club was of great interest. She de
Romans scribed how all sorts of storage
H- md Citizen- ?
I ~ . tinitv space about farm homes could be
;,t?n!i on Put t0 v?y useful purposes. She
, j' 3.30 il'ustrated her description of vari r
bin. a 0.0 QUg storage spaces with actual
_ . . pictures, made in homes where
Christmas r , .
storage space is already being put
ranged. Miss to practical use.
will be in Mrs gmjth, the hostess, served
nam. delicious peaches with whipped
cream, cake and hot coffee to
,/(/B the following guests:
Miss Elizabeth Norfleet, Miss
y Home Demons- Thelma McRackan, Mrs. Claude
Mrs. Henry tTSore, Mrs. Thompson McRackan,
afternoon at Miss Lillian Collins, Mrs. D. D.
,s McRacken Shannon and son no?ia T
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the meeting tie Miss Trisha Shannon, Mrs.
J in singing, John Ramsauer, Mrs. Helen Galngty
King." loway and children, Helen, Travis,
the reading Johnny and Jill Galloway, Mrs.
Club Worn- Joe Ramsauer and children, Joan
roll call and and Carolyn Ramsauer.
Ftacknn was ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE
isder for the
unle for the James A. Arnold and Mrs. Her-'
hich will be mine Dosher, of Southport and
t December jjew York, announce their mar
riage, which occured In Conway,
9 M S. C.. April 30, 1944. The ceremony
was performed by Judge H. I
?5tTW&e E. Blanton.
SNIFFIY jj,.s Arnold is the former Her-;
mine Borea of 913 Olmstead Ave.I
ZmbOKS Bronz' N- Y- and widow of the;
iate Hoyle Dosher, who died sev- j
?~eral years ago. Mr. Arnold's formspecial
er wife, Margaret Arnold, died
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Nose Dfocs J about one year ago.
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- | Seaman First Class and Mrs. j
I Donald St. George announce the I
* Aij birth of a daughter. Donna Joyce,
_ on November 25th in Charleston,
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PERSONALS
Mrs. Charles Trott and little
son, Charles Hanry spent the first
of the week In Chapel "Hill with
Dr. and Mrs. Wm. MacNider.
Mrs. J. A. Russ, of Shallotte,
spent Thanksgiving in Charleston,
S. C. with her daughter, Mrs.
Miles Livingston.
Mrs. Harry Phelps and daughter,
Miss May Phelps have returned
to Washington, D. C., to
spend the winter at their home
there.
Mrs. J. M. Harper, Sr., of Raleigh,
is spending this week here
with her son, Lt. (jg) J. M. Harper,
Jr., and family.
Mrs. Jack Hickman spent part
of the past week in Suffolk, Va.,
with her sister, Mrs. W. A. Spitzig.
Mr. and Mrs. Junius Holladay
of Florence, S. C., and Tommy
Holladay of Sumter, S. C., spent
Thanksgiving here with Mr. and
Mrs. Rred Smith.
Ed C. Newton of Raleigh spent
Thanksgiving holidays here with
his familv.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilmoth
are spending ten days with relatives
in Texas.
Mrs. Prince O'Brien spent the
week-end with relatives in Wilmington.
Mrs. Geo. Whatley has been
spending the past week in Raleigh
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Simmons
and little daughter, who
have been spending the past few
months here, have returned to
their home in South Carolina.
Paul Fodale is spending some
time with his family in Boston.
Mrs. Fodale and little daughter
have been spending the summer
there with his parents.
W. T. Bell, of Wampee, S. C?
is spending some time here with
his son, Coroner W. E. Bell.
A thirfty growing forest pays
taxes and produces a steady farm
income. Cut fuel wood from the
cull itfees and the poorer species.
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News From
The
Dosher Memorial
Hospital
Mrs. Mary E. Fulford of Supply
I is a surgical patient, having entered
on November 21.
| Jack A. Dosher entered as a
medical patient last Wednesday
and was discharged on Saturday.
I Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Carroll of
Bolivia announce the birth of a
son on Thursday.
Mrs. E. V. Gore, Jr., of Shallotte,
was a medical patient from
Thursday until Monday.
Mrs. Pearl H. Leonard, of Shal
loue is a meaicai pauent, naving
I entered on Monday.
Ralph Dosher entered as a
medical patient on Monday.
Charles E. Gause is a medical
patient. He entered the hospital
on Monday.
Mrs. G. W. Dance of Supply
entered on Monday for treatment.
E. W. Maultsby of Winnabow
entered as a medical patient on
Monday.
Winnabow News
J Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Fields of
1 Goldstone visited Mr. and Mrs. B.
A. Roberson and family and Mr.
1 and Mrs. Fred Roche last week.
Eugene Willetts of the U. S.
Navy visited his parents Mr. and
Mrs. I. S. Willetts last week.
Miss Katherine Johnson spent
'last week-end in Augusta, Ga.
j with her sister, Mrs. Mattie J.
Robinson.
Mrs. Hugo Fairze and little
I daughter, Joanadelle, of FreelandsIville,
Ind., and her father, O. H.
| Callohan, of Odom, Ind., are vis|
iting Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Shivar.
' Carl Lewis of the U. S. Navy
of Bainbridge, Md., is on furlough
here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. K. Lewis.
Miss Alda Grayson returned
missionary from China, spent this
week with Mrs. C. W. Osborne
and Mrs. Martin Robbins giving
lectures in Mill Creek and Lebanon
churches which were very interesting.
Mrs. S. O. Craven and little
daughter, Nell, arrived Wednesday
from Charleston to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Galloway and Mrs.
Nellie Walker.
Mrs. D. B. Roberts of Norfolk,
Va., spent part of this week here
| with her sisters, Mesdames A.
P. and J. L. Henry, and families.
jviiss rjji^aueui L<cwia ui cj. V/.
| T. C, spent the week-end here
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
G. K. Lewis.
Robert L. Burrisa of Newport
News, Va., spent the week-end
here with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Burriss.
Mr. and Mrs. Lubie Kelly and
children of Wilmington spent
Thursday with J. W. Cavanaugh
and family.
Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Goodman and
two small sons spent part of this
week with Mrs. Maria Goodman
and Miss Lillie Sandlin.
Miss Mary Lou Earp of Campbell
College, spent the week-end
here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Earp.
Mrs. Viola Thompson of Southern
Pines visited Miss Ira Swain
this week.
Carl Long and family of Summerville,
S. C., visited Mr. and
Mrs. Dock Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gill, who
have been visiting Mr, and Mrs.
D. R. Johnson, returned Monday
to their home in Rose Hill.
Charles F. Jones and two children,
Franklin and Charlotte, of
Wilmington, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Henry and
family.
A tobacco barn can be converted
into an excelent curing and
storage house for sweet potatoes.
Blue prints for conversion may
be obtained from the Agricultural
Engineering Department, State
College, Raleigh.
When harvesting timber prevent
waste by utilizing the whole
tree. Use tree tops and other logging
waste as fuel wood.
Used motor oil and mortar coloring
are good for "painting" out
buildings on the farm. Several
colors are obtainable.
WANT ADS
WANTED?Good white farmer to
operate 50 acre farm with 7
acre tobacco allotment, 3 miles
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loads Monday and nov
?ne. Age 3 to 5 years. 1
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PILOT, SOUTHPORT, N. C.
I from Supply, near highway, statu of north Carolina
i cood huildinet References de- COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK
1 . good DUliairtgs. rteiereni.es ae chRLSTINE HEWETT RIGGS
I sired. See or write Richmond vs.
Galloway, Supply, N. C. |J?The d^JtanWohn T>. Ri . will
-- ^ "V. ?t?take notice that an action entitled as1
FOR RENT?Garage conveniently above has been commenced In the
I located down town. See Stevens Superior Court of Brunswick County.
Nort i Carolina. lor an absolute
I Agency. t divorce on the grounds of two years
separation; and the said defendant
WANTED ?Reliable housekeeper ?>'! further take notice that he is
i . ? _ , , required to appear at the office of
for family of two. Reply to the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Mrs. J. O. Brown next door to said County in the Courthouse in
,IT ... southport, North Carolina on the
; Miss Annie Mae Woodside, or *?9th day of December, 1914. and ansP.
O. Box SOI, Southport. I wer or' demur to the complaint in
1 said action, or the plaintiff will apa
svrrriT-vT-N ?ZT?Z 7~Z ply to the Court for the relief deWANTED
Doub.e barrel ham- manded in said Complaint,
j meiless 12 gauge shot gun. H. This the -8th day^of Novembw. 1944.
H. Thomas, Southport, N. C. | Ass't. Clerk Superior Court
1 11-29-4-Weds.
PIGS-Fine lot of five weeks old EXEClTRIX>s N0TICE i
male and female Duroc pigs. TO CREDITORS
Will sell singly cr entire lot to Having qualified as executrix of the'
pivot k?,mv nt,:?a Jt. will of the late C. Ed. Taylor, de-1
I.ist buyer. The pnee is light. ceased. of Brunswick County, NorthJohn
W. Sellers, Supply, N. C. Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of,
LOST?Pocketbook containing gas the deceased to exhibit thero to the!
ration stamps, drivers license, olhu^'oiTor"befoU' ''tte20th'day0"!
j draft registration card and Oth- Not ember. 1945. ci this notice will I
er mnnri Rovcprri far return >>e pleaded ill bar of their recovery. ]
er papeis. xtewara ror return. ^ persons indebted fo said estate
Marvin Stanley, Shallotte, N. C. will please make immediate payment.1
This the 20th day of November.
FOR SALE?19.1.1 lta ton Chev- 194). jpgj.jp STFVRVS TAYLOR.
rolet truck in fair condition.1 Executrix of The Will of j
I 5100.00. Buy today and haul to- jC. el. taylor_
morrow. Wallace Moore, South-! notice servings summons
port | by publication
I T\ THE SUPERIOR.COURT
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WANTED TO BUY ? Pecans, all COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK
varieties. Top prices paid. Wre SAMUEL D. MANUEL
buy every day. Oscar High, laura c. MANUEL
Court House Square, Whiteville. The defendant, Laura C. Manuel.
_ will take notice that an action en-,
FOR SALE -One 5-burner built- Brunei'k
in-oven Florence oil range. Bill County. North Carolina, wherein the
Wells Soilthnoit N (' plaintiff, Samuel D. Manuel. asks
wens, aouinpoi t, IN. C. a,)soiu,e divorce on the grounds I
?_ of two years separation; that the
FOR SaLE?Completely furnished said defendant will further take
house and other property. Write ^''ihe'office"0 n'f [hf Clerk" of" die.
, Mrs. Robert Maultsby, South- Superior Court of said county in the
Dort N C Court Hou*e in Southport, North!
Carolina, within thirty (30) days aft-.
? er the 15th day of November, 1944,
r (JK bAL/E ? One pre-war man and answer or demur to the com-|
bicvclo with two ovtro tire?a Qoo plaint i?> said action, or the plainoicycie
win wo exua tires, bee ;.ff wjH apply to the court for lhe
I Mrs. D. E. Arthur, Southport, relief demanded In said complaint.
TJ n This the 15th day of November.1
1911.
| S. T. BENNETT.
% NOTICE Clerk Superior Court I
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 11-15-4-Wed
NEED CASH??
For Your Christmas Shopping, Borrow on your Car. I
12 Months To Pay.
#10 TO #1,000
CASH IN YOUR HANDS AT ONCE !
BRAXTON'S
FRIENDLY LOAN SERVICE
Garage Building Phone 210
WHITEVILLE, N. C.
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PAGE 3 -.NOTICE
SERVING SIMMONS date of sale and the cost of such
BY PUBLICATION sale: the land being situated In
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Brunswick County, North Carolina,
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA more particularly described as folCOUNTY
OF BRUNSWICK lows: BEGINNING at Northern Bell
ALBERT U. COLEMAN Swamp Bridge on the Wilmington
VS. Georgetown road. runs with said
MARY W. COLEMAN road northwardly 106 poles to a
The defendant, Mary W. Coleman, I stake, thence with the Neighborhood
will take notice that an action entit-1 road westerly 104 poles to a stake,
led as above has been instituted in thence south 170 poles to an elm tree
the Superior Court of Brunswick ?n. Bell Swamp, thence with the said
County. North Carolina, wherein the! swamp to the beginning, containing'
plaintiff, Albert C. Coleman, asks forjsl*ty, a<Je9, ,. ,nc* ^ein* morf)
absolute divorce 011 the grounds of|(U'ar^ described as .ollows: BEGINtwo
years separation; that the said XING at the northern edge of the
defendant will further take notice i Northern Bell Swamp Bridge In an
that she is required to appear at the 9 r0^?: run??0 De,lce 1i.or.u ?T
n f ,. rvi i t .i c? - ? degrees 50 east l.?8 feet with the old
office of the Clerk of the Superior| roa(j an angle: 'hence north 50
Court of said county in the Court i (|egre 8 40* east 274 feet with said old
House in Southport. North Carolina . . fh . ^ of thp rlir-n. nf wnv
within thirty (30) days, after, the 15th of the p^esentlj. 8. Highway No. 17.
day or .November, ism. ana answer, (hence wfth said right or way norm
or demur to the complaint in said: ^ degrees 10" east 713 feet; thence
action, or the plaintiff will apply to north 12 degrees 45* east 203 feet:
the court for the relief demanded in thence continuing with the said
the complaint. 'right of way north 5 degrees 30
This the 13th day of November, east 200 feet, thence continuing with
1944 said right of way north 1 degree 45
S. T. BENNETT. east 300 feet to a stake in said right
Clerk Superior Court of way. thence with an old neighbor11-15-4-Weda.
hood road the following courses and
distances: north 69 degrees 30' west
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE 211 feet: south 81 degrees 30' west
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. 300 feet; south 74 degrees 30* west
that default having occurred in the 138 feet; thence north 74 degrees 30
performance of the covenants of that west 189 feet; thence north 88 degrees
certain deed of trust dated July 8. 30' west 106 feet crossing a small
1942, executed by V. W. Hayes and branch to a stake; thence continuing
Pansy Hayes, his wife, to Vance E. with said road north 31 degrees 50'
Swift, "as State Director of the West 145 feet; thence north 53 degFarm
Security Administration for the rees 30' west 604 rcet to an Iron
State of North Carolina." Trustee, re- stake on the south side of said old
corded on July 29. 1942, in the Of- Neighborhood road; thence an old line
fice of the Register of Deeds fori south 1 degree west 2872 feet to an
Brunswick County, N. C., in Book 70.1 old elm tree about 25 feet from the
Page 482. and the Beneficiaryirun of Bell Swamp: thence with the
named In said deed of trust has de- northern edge of said swamp to the
cia*""d the debts and obligations se-1 BEGINNING; the straight line becured
thereby uue and payable at ing north 56 degrees 20' east .1.300
once; that no action or proceeding feet to said beginning, containing
has been instituted at law to recover sixty acres -according to a survey
the debt secured by said deed of made by J. B. Atkinson, April 15.
trust, or any part thereof: and that 16, 1942. Also, all building material
pursuant to the power therein con- and fixtures located on the farm
talned, upon request of the Benefi- i which are appurtenant but not phyclary,
I, Vance E. Swift, as Trustee, I sice 11 v attached thereto,
will sell the tract of land described TERMS: CASH. Trqstee to require
in said deed of trust at public uue-'five per cert (5 per cent) deposit by
tion on the 8th day of December, successful bidder pending confirma1944.
at 12:00 o'clock noon, at the tion of sale.
Courthouse door. in Brunswick Dated this 8th day or November.
County. North Carolina, to pay the 1944.
debt secured by the said deed oft VANCE E. SWIFT,
trust with interest thereon to said Trustee
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We can furnish you with non-rationed building
materials as follows: Insulation Board, Rock Wool,
Roofing, Brick, Cement, Rock, Sand. Plaster. Beaver
Board, Plaster Board, Doors, Windows, Building
Hardware, Kyanize Paints, Terra Cotta Pipe. Also
Lumber when necessary permits, ratings and certifi/la
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