ILvT-St'AY, FEBRUARY 2
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. Josephine Smith and |
m.u on Stephens were! :?s
^ in marriage on Saturday Ith<
-;i. ' at tie Southport Baptist sta
^ase ? th the Rev" A' L- er?
^ "offa ating. The double to\
ceremony was used. ret
y.j John 3ail rendered nuptial (hil
. plavir.g "Traumerei" as
"taie antt bridegroom entered,1151
.trended.
Y bride 'vore a teal blue suit hp;
ir.avy accessories and a shoul-1
[ corsage of sweetheart roses. jd J
.. W :i!Ig: ?as aneuueu oy
'. Vt<s and close friends. Immeafter
the ceremony the th'
left for a short wedding ^
1 pei
Vv Stephens is the daughter, ,
yjs. Minnie F. Smith and the Ml
r E. H .Smith. She attended an
...port High school and Mere- ]ot
t" College and for some time an
gtjeen employed by the Board Co
If HJIQC mis up ?
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11) shrink! swollen membranes, ; Ju
soothes irritation, (3) relieves J jn
i-sient nastl congestion ... And ,
rjs greater breathing yS<^rx I
Btort. You 11 like umh* ' y jan'
Follow directions ' " |Su
.feder. *Ul(H(Ol j me
We can furnish you wit
materials as follows: Insulat
Roofing, Brick, Cement, Rocl
Board. Plaster Board, Doo
Hardware, Kyanize Paints,
Lumber when necessary perr
cations are furnished. Call
cuirements.
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SMITH BUILDER!
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TeTy
Education here.
Mr. Stephens is the son of Mr. j
d Mrs G. M. Stephens of Charton.
S. C. and is serving with j
; U. S. Coast Guard. He was
i
itioned at Oak Island for sev-.j
il months and later at George- J
vn. S. C. He has now now
:eived his orders transferring'
n to Groton, Conn.
iLLE US-STEPHEN
Mr. and Mrs. William V. Stepn
of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, have
nounced the marriage of their
ughter, Patricia, S 1-c, to
chard O. Sellers, B. M. 2-c,
tited States Coast Guard, on
: 31st of October, 1944, in Milukee.
A quiet ceremony was
rformed.
Phe groom is the only son of
s. Katharyn Sellers Williamson
d the late R. O. Sellers of Shalte.
At present both the bride
d groom are stationed with the
ast Guard in Charleston, S. C.
RIDAL SHOWER
IVEN BY GROUPS
On Friday night the Truett
oup of the Southport Baptist
aining Union entertained the
dson Group at a "Farmers Ball"'
the annex of the church. The
ests cs.me dressed as "hayseeds"
d the party began with the
ests writing poems about waterdons.
This contest of budding
h non-rationed building I
ion Board, Rock Wool, 1
i, Sand, Plaster, Beaver 9
rs, Windows, Building |
Terra Cotta Pipe. Also I
nits, ratings and certifi- I
or see us for your re- I
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S supply, Inc.
N, N. C.
; County Board of
II meet in the Brur
>n the following <
ewing the tax list*
and town cree
s:?
larch 19,9:00 a. m
lnd logkwoods
s:?
ch 21st, 9:00 a. m.
nd wagcamaw
s:?
rch 23rd, 9:00 a. n
n request, hear any and all
essed for'taxation in the <
property or the property u
of persons, in the descripti
sduce the assessed valuatio
rors have occurred, where
something of value of $1(X
m same, or where some es
me.
JORGM
SUPERVI
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young poets was won by Miss ,
Marjorie Potter and Miss Susie
Sellers.
Several other games and a hilarious
quiz program were enjoyed
by the guests. Refreshments of
sandwiches, cookies and punch
were served. Heart-shaped candy .
was used as favors.
Much to the surprise of Miss
Josephine Smith, bride-elect, the
party was turned into a shower
for her. She received many lovely
gifts of crystal, linen, and many
other items.
Those attending the party were
Miss Inez Phelps, Miss Josephine
Smith, Miss Carol Campbell of
Atlanta, Ga., Mrs. Wanda Golden.
Miss Barbara Weeks, Miss Susie
Sellers, Mrs. Jessie Cooprider,
Miss Marjorie Potter, M.-s. Eula <
Mae Wilmouth, Mrs. Edith Dail,
Mrs. Lulu McKeithan, Miss Louise
Rees. Mrs. Ressie Whatley, and ,
Robert Johnson, George Stevens
of Georgetown, S. C., and Hubert
Livingston.
HAVE PARTY
Members of The young ladies
class of the Methodist Sunday
School were given a Valentine
party on Thursday night by their |
teacher, Mrs. James Harper, at <
her home. The Valentine theme
was used in games and in refreshments.
Miss Dot Watts won a blind-;
fold Valentine contest and Capt..
J. B. Church, teacher of the;
young men's class, received a I
prize for a Valentine quiz.
Valentine sandwiches were served
with coca-Cola to the follow-]
ing members of the young ladies'
class and members of the young
men's class, who were special
guests:
Miss Betty Corlette, Miss Doris j
Swan, Miss Barbara Weeks, Miss
Blanche Weeks, Miss Dot Watts,
Miss Sue Fredere, Miss Betsy
Galloway, Miss Hermine Dosher,
and Skippy Stiller, Wallace Moore,
Bobby Jones, and Billy Wells.
CANDY PULLING
Miss.. Melva Holden.. entertained
a number of her friends at a
jujiu,)- ['iii.ui>; ;ii.11 uiruuray pany
at her home at Supply in honor
of her brother, R. W. Holilen, Jr.,
on his 17th birthday.
A number of games were playEqualization
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ISWIUi IsUILSliJays
for the E
5 for the year
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i. to 3 p. m.
FOLLY 11
to 3 p. m. j
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a. to 3 p. m.
taxpayers who own
:ounty in respect to
if others?shall cor
ion of property; but
n of any real prop- g
property has been
9 or more has been
:traordinary circumSEN
SOR
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THE STATE PORT
ed and a number of useful and
beautiful gifts were received by
Holden.
Those present were Evelyn, Dan,
Billie, and Francis Phelps; Ida
Bell and Murray Evans; Dallas,
Mary Lee, Darnell, Thelma, and
Jimmy Clemmons; Stanton and
Jimmy Blown; Louberta, MaryCatherine,
and Bernice Hewett;
Norma Jean Lancaster; Rachie
Lee Robinson; Peggy Ann. Nelva,
Patricia, Eldridge, Kenneth and
R. W. Holden.
WO MANS CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS
Officers for the club year 1945'46
were elected at the meeting of
the Woman' Club on Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Miss
Susie Newton. Mrs. C. Ed. Taylor
was re-elected president of the
organization, an office which she
has held for the past two years.
Mrs. H. B. Smith will be vicepresident
of the club, Mrs. R. C.
Daniel will be secretary and Mrs.
E. M. McEachern will be treasurer.
Mrs. E. H. Cranmer will
continue as Literature Chairman,
Mrs. Jessie Harper will be Citizenship
Chairman, and Mrs. Arthur
Weeks is the new chairman
of the Ways and Means Committee.
Mrs. Harold St. GeorgeU'ill
hr? r?VinirmQn nf fho / !a?v1on
Department again next year.
Committees will be announced
later.
The afternoon's program was
planned by the Literature Chair-!
man, Mrs. E. H. Cranmer. The
subject' was "Washington and
Lincoln." Mrs. E. J. Prevatte
spoke on "The Washington Monument
as the Perfect Memorial."
Mrs. George Y. Watson gave a
sketch of Sarah Bush Lincoln, Abraham
Lincoln's step-mother.
Refreshments of Russian tea]
and cake were served by Mrs. R.
L. Thompson, Mrs. Joel Moore
and Mrs. R. C. Daniel. Other
members present were Mrs. W. G.
Butler, Mis. E. M. McEachern,
Mrs. Worth Ward. Mrs. H. B.
Smith, Mrs. Jeanne Fields, Mrs.
A. K. Vitou, and Mrs. C. E. Taylor.
FOR SALE
GORE'S PLACE
LOCATED AT
Howell's Point,
RFD 1, BOLIVIA, N. C.
(1)?A four room house
with bath, two large
porches.
(2)?A store with apartment
attached.
(8)?A garage.
(4)?Frontage deep water
and dock, suitable for;
tieing up large boats.!
Will sacrifice unfurnished
for $1,500.00 (Fifteen!
Hundred Dollars) CASH.
A fine place for hunting
and fishing, summer and!
winter . . . and a business
Sgt. Earnest G. Gore,
U.S.M.C.R.
1339 5th St., Midway Park,
CAMP LEJEUNE, N. C.
CIRCULATING
OIL HEATERS
!
Operation of these heaters
is simplicity itself.
Burners contain no moving
parts, no wicks, no
lighting rings.
Burn No. 1 Furnace Oil,
Range Oil or Kerosene.
ALSO
HOT WATER HEATERS
COAL RANGES
ATT T> A \TPrO
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WOOD COOKSTOVES
Wood or Coal HEATERS
FOR 1945
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City Cut-Rate
Store
SOUTHPORT, N. C.
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PILOT, SOUTHPORT, N. (
' PERSONALS
Fred Ashburn, of Camp Peary,
Va? has been spending several
days here with Mrs. Ashburn and
their little daughter, Julia.
Mrs. S. B. Long and son and
Mrs. Long's sister, Mrs. Mane
Faulk, of Hamlet, are visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Caison of Shallotte Village.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ferger
and children of Orton are in Raleigh
attending the wedding of
Mrs. Ferger's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Prevatte
left Friday for Winston-Salem.
They were accompanied as far as
High Point by Mrs. J. E. Carr
and daughter, Mrs. J. H. Hughes,
who are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Gold, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hart have
moved back to Southport from
Bolivia, where they lived during
the past three years while Mr.
Hart was employed at the shipyard.
Mrs. A. L. Hewett of Shallotte
spent last week in Charleston. S.
C., with her son and daughter-inlaw,
Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Hewett.
Mrs. Jack Lane, of Carolina
Beach, is spending a few days
here with her mother, Mrs. Helen
Bragaw.
Mrs. A. G. Andrews, mother of
Major Henry C. Barrett, of
Washington, D. C., is visiting Mrs.
Vienna Leggett.
miss Annie Moore narker 01
Norfolk, Va., has been visiting
relatives here for two weeks.
Mrs. George Y. Watson spent
Monday in Wilmington with her
sister, Mrs. J. A. Loughlin.
Mrs. C. G. Ruark is able to be
out after having been sick for
10 days with flu.
Mrs. Lewis Leiner and Mrs.
L. Leiner of Wilmington spent
Monday here with friends.
Miss Annie M. Newton is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Nellie Murrell,
in Wilmington this week.
MADE HONOR ROLL
Miss Marie Moore, daughter oi
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Moore of
Southport, made the honor roll
at the Woman's College in
Greensboro, during the past
month. Miss Moore was one of
244 students who thus qualified.
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.MADE DEAN'S LIST
Meredith College at Raleigh has'
just released its fall term "Dean's List,"
naming 67 outstanding stu-; L
dents who made exemplary grad- j
| es. Miss Gwendolyn Krahnke, I daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. (^
Krahnke of Leland, was cne of the
120 juniors listed.
Dairy production payments will
! bze continued through June 30, ac-1
1 cording to a recent announcement, j _
After that, it's up to the Con- L
gress.
WANT ADS L
LOST?Billfold with $29.00, "B" |
gas book and "A" gas books and
identification card. Finder keep1 '
money, and return other things. L
Magnus Hewette, Shallotte, N. j
C.
LOST ?6 Ration Books No. 4.
Carrie Mae, Lesly Mae, Mary!
Elizabeth, Maurice Melton, Joe J
Lewis and Helen Dean Ruark, j j
Bolivia, N. C.
J CASH LEASE?Tobacco acreage,,
! 5 6. Contact Ida Clemmons, Supj
ply. n. c.
LOST?Ration book No. 4. Char-!
| les T. Arnold, RFD 1, Bolivia,
I N. C.
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LOST.?Ration Book No. 4. Geo.
W. Bridgers, Bolivia, N. C. j
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LOST?Ration book No. 4. Lyn- f
> wood Ellis Phelps, Shallotte,
. N. C. I
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'for SALE?1937 Chevrolet Flex1
ible 24-passenger factory built
bus. R. D. White, Jr., Shallotte,
N. C.
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FOR RENT?Four room xurnisned
apartment, private bath. See
Mrs. R. T. Woodside, Southport,
N. C.
New crop ARTICHOKE PICKLES
by Mrs. Martin's prize recipe
at home of WHISKEY CREEK
HONEY, for twenty years a
favorite in the Carolinas. At
r your grocers.
LOST?Ration boohs No. 3 and
'j 4. Henry Hewett, Southport,
| N. C.
',FOR SALE?One Harley Davidson
motorcycle, Model '37, good
lways Glad
t
ve You!
E US OFTEN
LOWAY
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IS OL
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Let's renew again <
For our part in this ba
It's a part that doesn'i
for bravery, perhaps,
help our soldiers' galls
impossible. So let's a
TO WIN !
OUR HOME F1
IS IMPOR
We do our part 1
get quality merchant
possible price.
allotte Ti
3SON KIRBY, Prop.
tires. $300.00 cash. See Sam1
Brown, Bolivia, N. C., Rt. 1. |
ost?Ration Book No. 4. Carl "
H. Stanley, Shallotte, N. C. Rt. *
I, Box 165. |h
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1ET YOUR FANCY GROCER- u
IES, gas, oils, etc., at Bob's ol
Filling Station, two miles out ''
of Shallotte on Village Point ^
Road. A pleasure to serve you. ?
R. H. Williams, Shallotte. N.
C I
OST?"A" gas ration book. A.
E. Milliken, Shallotte, N. C. |?_OST?Ration
books No. 3 and 4 n
in names of Victory, Robert "
Lee, Geneva, Jo Lane, Bennie, ai
Bertha Mae, Jane, Sam, Jr.,
and Marthie Lee Brumell, Long- ai
wood,' N. C.
OST?Ration books ~4 in names
of Jrim, Marzella, Prim, Jr., A
Mary Elizabeth, Mary Magda- tc
lene, Nevada, Alexander, Mona
Everton, Lilly Mae, Eva Maybelle,
and Paul Leon Ray, R
Southport, N. C.
PUR
FEE
Best Thing on T1
Hogs, Cows an
FOR COWS....
Milk Chow and Prote
FOR HOGS....
Hog Chow and Fatini
FOR CHICKENS.
Startent, Hen Chow, 1
OTHER FEEDS.
YES, we have other i
of the nicest and fresh
ies for man.
A Pleasure To
COAST
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pledge to win.
ittle is a major one.
t bring decorations
but without our
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lJtkJ ri TKIVS NOTICE
TO CUE IHTOItS
Having qualified a: executrix of thft
ill of the late John J> McKeithan, 9
erea.sed, of Brunswick County, North I
arolina. this is to notify all pe 1
avitig claims against the estate .1
le deceased to exhibit them to the 3
tidersigned at Southport. Xoith Carina,
on or before the 16th d; ; I
ebruary. 1946. or this notice will ''M
e pleaded in bar of their recovery,
li persons indebted to sajd estate
ill please make
day ? f F biuai: .
MARY M. McKEITHAX,
Executrix of The Will of
JOHN J>. McKEITHAX j
21-6-Weds.
NOTICE
OKTH CAROLINA
RUNS WICK COUNTY
The undersigned having qualified
s administratrix of the estate of J.
Simmons, decreased. late of
runswirk County, this is to notify
il persons having claims against I
ihi estate to present I hem to the
tide reigned on or before 15th day
' February. 1946, or this notice will
I pleaded in bar of their rcceovery.
II persons indebted to said estate
ill please make immediate payment
the undersigned.
This 8th day of February. 1915.
DORA C. SIMMONS,
Administratrix 4
. II. BURNS. Sr.. Attorney
Whlteville, N. C.
14-6-Weds. v
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in Dairy Feeds |
Layena t: Grovvena
feeds, including one
icst lines of Groceri
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