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Clarence Holden 'Rough Waters
Died Thursday For First Fishinj
j
Native Of Southport And The first sport fishing party <
Brother Of Assistant the >'ear found on Sunday thv
Clerk Of Court Died Funeral services were held f
Thursday At His Home thg Yopp undertaking parlors i
* uc'" " j Wilmington Friday, with Rev J
Clearence Holden, 71-year old K. Dudley officiating. Followin
native of southport. resident of this sen-ice the remains wei
New Hanover county for many brought to Southport and intei
vears. died at his home at Audu- red here.
ban Thursday. He is survived by Pallbearers were Robert Ir
his widow, Mrs. Addie Holden and gram. Ernest Clark, W. S. M<
a son. C. E. Holden, both of Aud- Girt, Gibson Register, R. J. Bir
ubon; and by one brother. Assi-jdle, A. G. Moore, J. A. Allen, J:
stunt Clerk of Superior Court,B. and John Lamb, all of Wilming
J. Holden, of Southport. 1 ton.
COURT CALENDAR
CIVIL TERM
Beginning April 9th, 1945
Monday
Att'ys. for Plaintiffs Att'ys. for Defendant
Dwight McEwen?1940?McLamb vs. McLamb
rws-io-v?h \1nPlwpn?2021?Coon VS. Coon
Dwight McEvven?1754?Smith vs. Moore, et als.
Dwight McEwen?1879?Sommersette vs. Gwynn?E. J. Prevatte
E. J. Prevatte?1902?Gwynn vs. Sommersette?Varser, Mclntyre
and Henr
E. J. Prevatte?1903?Gwynn vs. Sommersette?Varser, Mclntyre
and Henr
2013?Hand vs. Wescott?J. B. Hewett
Tuesday
E. J. Prevatte?1914?Henry vs. Owens, ct als.?John D. Bellam
and So
E. J. Prevatte?1915?Henry vs. McMillan, et als?John D. Bellam
and So
E. J. Prevatte?1955?Krahnke. Administrator, vs.
Cooper, et als.?Carr, James & Carr; Aaron Goldberg
Wednesday
13. J. Frsvatte?1982?Swain vs. Willetts?F. D. Hackett. Jr.
MOTION DOCKET
E. J. Prevatte?1889? Smith vs. Mathews?H. L. Lyon
E. J. Prevatte?1976?Griffin vs. Morgan?Dwight McEvven
E. J. Pievatte?1986?International Paper Co.,
vs. Andrews Dwight McEwc
E. J. Prevatte?1987- Bennett vs. McLamb?Varser, Mclntyre
and Henr
E. J. Prevatte?1988? Bennett vs. McLamb?Varser, Mclntyre
and Henr
E. J. P-evatte?2016?Gause, et als., vs. Causey, et als.
In Re: F. T. Clemmons Est J. B. Hewei
In Re: L. D. Mintz J. B. Hewei
All cases not reached on the date calendared may be carried ove
to the following day or days until reached for trial. Motions to b
heard at the convenience of the Court and interested parties.
S. T. BENNETT,
Clerk Superior Court.
1 60,000,000
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BANK CREDI
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After this war American business and I
banking are going to work together on a
program for creating new peacetime jobs.
We are able to speak emphatically for <
on this point. This bank is prepared to give f
backing to this community.
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| winds made the going too rouj
1 to go out for game fish so thi
turned to sea bass, catchii
? I about 125 pounds of nice larj
J fish before the rough wihds fo
ced them back to port.
jf' The party was composed of '
D Sudderth, John Beard, O.
_ Lutz, W. H. Strickland and Bil
it Strickland, all of Lenoir. Th<
jn were taken out in the boat
^ Captain H. T. Bowner. Mr. Lut
g alawyer, said he had been cor
e ing to Southport for his fishir
for ten years. He thought that a
j ter the war there would be son
real development of sport fishir
' along the Brunswick coast.
> j While only a few boats may I
I- available for sport fishing at tl
r. ' start of this season there are ii
r. I dications that penty more w
come in late on. Fishermen wl
have been denied their sport f<
the past three years will make i
for all lost time, according to a
j reports and inquires that are b
j ing received, there are no esti
j tions on fishing this year.
j Plato's "Republic", most infli
J entialof all works of Utopian o
| mmunism, urged that there sh
juld be no private property ar
no mariage.
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"ALASKA"
Margaret Lindsey - Dean Jaeggi
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"WHITE CLIFFS
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"JAM SESSION"
Ann Miller and Jess Barker
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planned
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ready now to cooperate with business
irvicemen, and others who are in a
to make proper use of our facilities,
us about your plans.
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*h | In medieval Italian comedy tl
ay j plot, was written out but the dii
lg logue was improvised by the a
%e tors. This art form was calli
r- "commedia dell' arte."
D. In the 18th century in Salei
P. N. C., marriage proposals we
ly conveyed to girls by members i
;y | the Moravian church after drav
of ing of a lot to determine whet]
z 'er the match was approved 1
| the Lord.
7- The Rovin' Repoule
fie (Continued from page one)
ig and girs. At the moment we wei
j thinking of the wild three yes
t?e old stallion who had jumped
ie 1 six foot fence back home the pr
n- j vious night. We had lost all oi
ill sleep chasing him.
10 j We got through alright. I
ir: case you want to know. On oi
ipjway we met the managing Edito
l" He is a most important persoi
e* age on a daily paper. He's respoi
c" sible for its looks, even whe
thoese working under him do n<
provide the wherewith to mal
J" sense. He has to write much <
j the headlines and to regulai
each story to the page and tl
'd place on the page where it
best fitted to go and produce
_ harmonious mixture of good reai
ing and appearance. Getting i
the front page, its headlines ar
illustrations, would send anybcw
except a managing editor to tl
drug store in search of poison ar
the quickest way out.
From the Managing Editor v
gravitated to the desks of tl
City Editor, thence to the Spor
Editor and various oher Editor
all just as important in their o\v
rights as The Editor. Finally, of
er making a tour of the compo
ing room, press and mailir
rooms, we met up with the Stal
j News Editor. Before Slim cou
i do the honors this influential pe
son jumped to his feet, grasps
us by the hand and exclaimes
"I'm the guy who has to cut ha
the stuff that you write for u
because we don't have cnoug
newsprint."
SHALI.OTTE SCHOOL
RED CROSS RECORD
Stanley, William Sermons, Shirk
_ Robinson, and Frances C. Bci
nett.
Third G.adc: Bernice Hewet
Frieda Robinson, Robert Robinso
Robert Robinson, Rudy Millike
Gene Galloway, Chad Phelps, Be
ty Hewett, James Varnam, Ger
Bennett, J. W. Dyson, Kennel
Hardee, Kendall Hardee, Elvartt
Evans, Alfonze Roach, Lanis
Roach, Bobby Roach, Jack Swii
son, Emily Gore, John David Dav
son, Fred Watts, Billy Gray Clen
mons, Joseph Pigott, Earl La
Clemmons. Elma Clemmons, Sy
via Bennett, Hilda McCall. Patric:
Holden, Billy Dale Chadwic!
E Dwight Clemmons. LeVern Gri
_ sett, and Glenn Parker.
Fourth Grade: Franklin Va
nam, Joyce Fayc Hewett, Caroly
Holden, Veona Hewett, Gladj
| Hewett, Chirley Benson, Car
! Sellers, Marion Galloway, Id
Ruth Galloway, Betty Gray, E<
die Chadwick, Carl Stanley, Bi
Tripp, Patsy Thomas, Jack Leoi
ard, M. V. Sellers, De Whyr
Tripp, Glenn Russ, Windell Bei
nett, and Enis Swain.
Fifth Grade: Billy Blantoi
Oneil Cason, Frank Bennett, Hue
Hewett, Elizabeth Hewett. Jank
Holden, Betty Bishop, Geraldir
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SOUTHPORT, N. C.
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LJTHPORT, N. C.
ie Browning, Gertrude Hewett, Rich-J
a- mond Galloway, Lois, Lois F.
c- Hewett, Mary G. Chadwick,
2d Thomas Gray, Betty L. Williams,
Harold Hewett, Donald Lewis,
Sylvia Sermons, Robert Bellamy,
n, Gwendolyn Blanton, W. H. Redre
wine, Harry L. Hewett, and Ceof
cil Jacobs.
v- Sixth Grade: Edoc Thomas, Lois
h- Pigott, Sammy Neil Tripp, Mary
)y j E. Tripp, Elmer Dance, Elwood
j Fulford, Billy Gray, Clarence
Gray, Gracie Mae Bozeman, Ra..
monia Frink, Betty Jo Gore, Agnes
Grice, Louise Hewett, Albert |
re Parker, Etheredge Stanley, Ame- J
ir lia Kirby, and Opida Mae Hewett. |
a| Seventh Grade: H. N. Floyd,,
e- Doris Mae Hewett, Betty Lou:
lr Gray, Betty Lou Fulford, Ruth;
Galloway, Emily Holden, Floyd
'n Kirby, Jr., Henderson Williams,
ir Audrey Miiligan, Kenneth White,
r. Billy Cheers, Warren Reynolds,
i- and Joyce Leonard,
ri-i Eighth Grade: Olive White, O.
in W. Gore, Janet Faye Tripp, Susie j
jt Ann Wilson, Elinor Thompson, L.
te L. Hewett, Byrnina Hewett, V. E.
sf Galloway, Jr., Eloise Leonard,
te Hilda Mae Hewett, Hazle Hewett,
ie Ethelda Varnam, and Roy Hewetis
te.
a1 Ninth Grade: Larius Stanaland.
j- Tenth Grade: Eugene Carter,
ip Darrold Frink, Dykes Hewett, I
id James Hewett, Jimmy Kirby, El|y
roy Leonard, Alton Milliken, and
ie Harold Robinson,
id! The pupils in each room who
contributed the greatest amount
re deserve recognition. They are:
ie first grade, Jimmy Hewette, $10.ts
00; David Rourk, $10.00; Marvin,
s, Bennett, $2.50; Sheldon Pigott, I
n $1.10; Second grade, Jackie Piatt,
t- $2.10; Jackie Russ, $7.00; Nelson j
s- Ivy, $1.00; Third grade Billiej
ig Dale Chadwick, $3.00; Robert!
te Robinson, $1.83; Betty Hewett,
Iri $5.00; Fourth Grade, Eva Clem-1
r- mons, $1.50; Franklin Varnum, |
.a $3.50: Caral Ann Sellers, $8.52;'
1:' Fifth grade, Billy Blanton. $2.85;
If Gwendolyn Blanton, $3.65; Lois
s Faye Hewett, $5.61; Sixth grade,
-h Amelia Kirby, $12.25; Lois Pigott,
forsale
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new Packard motor,
t price $3,000.00'
n' One?34 ft. Shrimp Boat
n, | straight 8 Chrysler Autot-|
mobile Engine, $1,500.00
ie j Exceptional buy.
-h One?39 ft. Shrimp or net
la boat, Cadillac motor, ?
2rt hoisting mast and rig1_|
ging, two new shrimp
l'~ trawls $1,800
^ One?30 ft. Cabin Cruiser,
j. | core sound built, sleeping
ia: and cooking facilities, 6
k, | Cylinder Marine Engine, j
s- J Chrysler. Boat in perfect
condition $2,500
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Machine Shop
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seeds
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SON KIRBY, Prop.
$11.69; Seventh grade, Ruth Gal
loway, $6.35; Floyd Kirby, Jr
$39.10; Eight grade, Hilda Ma
Hewette, $5.20; V. E. Galloway
Jr., $7.00; Ninth grade, Darvi
Stanaland, $5.00; Catherine Gris
sett, $1.70; Tenth grade, Nelli
Lewis, $1.55; Jimmie Kirby, $10.
00; Eleventh grade, Ophelia Bell
amy, $4.00.
Department Is Interested
In Offshore Fishing Here
(Continued from page One)
shrimpers have been acquirinj
would represent so much mone;
spent for nothing. Unless assur
ance of State and Federal aid t<
development is given, the bi;
boats will be going the way thi
other big boats have gone ? t<
Louisiana, where the State an<
Federal governments really di<
some thing for development.
Director Etheridge informed thi
representative of local fishing in
terests that the State would co
operate to the fullest, but tha
North Carolina is without thi
costly equipment and trainei
technicians necessary for sucl
work. He said that he would taki
the matter up with Washingtoi
immediately and see that some
thing will be done by the Stati
and Federal governments joint
iyWILL
PRESENT
SENIOR PLAY
(Continued Fre m Page One)
ower of South Carolina, played b;
Ralph Potter, who are mortall;
antagonistic. Their children, Mar
gorie Byrd and Bob Rudd, play
ed by Eleanor Reese and Bobb;
Brown, are not so antagonistii
as their fathers.
Mrs. J. John Carroll, a widov
and Colonel Rudd's sister-in-law
is played by Elizabeth Davis am
her daughter, Julia Carroll, b;
Betty Lee Oliver. Ned Graydon
a young man without a memory
is played by Nickie Coleman am
Mr. James Baskom. Col. Rudd';
lawyer, by Wallace Moore. Ching
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- ah-ling, the Chinese cook, played
by Joe Walton, is a bit impertine
ent but far the most important
individual in the cast,
s The senior class hopes to have
- a good crowd and believes that
e everyone will really enjoy the
"! play.
i Southwestern Brunswick
I Thriving For Years Past
(ConUnued From rage One)
asboro. Three general stores are
now operating at Thomasboro. j
y They carry largo stocks of farm j
-1 and home supplies and all do a
) I good business.
JI A few years after his return
a'home Mr. Thomas decided to cutl
jlup the 3,000 acre tract into small'
j farms of 50 and 60 acres. Pro- j
| ceeding on this plan, about all of i
1 the original tract has been sold
' and something like 30 new homes
a'have been built within the decade.
- In addition many improvements
- have been made to other homes,
t The whole community presents am
s attractive appearance with nicely |
1 painted and well kept farm homes :
l and lands, all self owned. Quite |
; number of these home and farm,
l owners came to Brunswick from!
j WOOD
FOR
7
/ Just Received Sn
; Combination
Stationary Wi
See I Js At Once I
; MARKS MAC
i 5 North 3rd St.
S
M STILL HAVE SOIV
! YOUNG Ml
need a mul
he sure to s<
Jfcjglp fore trading
layf we can suit
WW ^broke and
jur mules before trading
L Smith &
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PNESDAY, APRIL 4 10,^
other sections. Mr. Thomas car
justly feel that he did some r?i
pioneering and development ot a
worthwhile nature around Thomas,
boro.
A near neightor to Thomasbort
is Rice Gwyn, Fairmont tobaccc
warehouseman and extenslvs
planted. Without giving up his
warehouse interests at Fairmont
Mr. Gwyn purchased a large fam,
several years ago and alson engag
ed in general business at Longwod
Interested in tobacco, and know,
ing the weed from the ground up,
Mr. Gwyn and his tenants have
become the largest tobacco prod,
ucing unit in Brunswick county
He can also be ;ustly credited win
doing much for the development
of the section around Longwomj
and between that place and Thorn,
asboro.
athletes foot
MAKE THIS III MINt IK TINT
Get a mobile linnet wall
PENETRATING 1 tower. One .oi,t:iilk
ing full strength alcohol is s<i"d.
ders, ointments ; nd mild solution,
not penetrate sufficiently. To-oi is . r
only solution, we know <>I. .nsde win
Oft ner cent alcohol. Feel it I'ENET.
RATE. REACH ES MORE VERMS
Most drug storei have the te?' ,lM
Small lot just arrived at?
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Southport, X. C.
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