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. I Biv'iva Vv'SS IiOiicSS
afternoon at a de1
l ilirlli)n 13 01
i lull at her home,
i alliavlively ars|>iing
flowers for
a at the three living
(lining room were
e ft?t the entertainthe
guests,
ij; i n. who was stationed
ne at one time dur.,-i
i', e Willi the U.
. meets. made a very
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AS AMERICA MOVES it
. Europe to the Paci
packing and shipping job
the imagination. Mountai
must be re-packed and do
1 r the trip to the Pacific. I
millions of men must be
packaged for shipment.
Job Calls for More i
Paperboard cartons an
tainers of many types; i
wrappings and other pacl
made from pulpwood are i
_0QHT WAST[ PRECIO
VICTORY PU
j'?hn b. ward
Ff*ANK C. LENNON
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the
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.interesting talk on Gen Douglas
I Mac Arthur. He told of MaeArIthur's
early training and his pie- SIr
paration for hia present task a
those who were present enjoyed ^
! the talk very much st
Mis. H. T. SI Geo.-ge wdn r. K'f
' I word contest which w is held and 'he
, j received us u prize i red handhag.
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i The hostess served ice cream
1 and chocolate nut cake to the ?
; large number of members and ^
'other guests who were present. R?
be;
LEY RER -BENNETT gel
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At high noon, on Monday Miss u j
dam Dean
Palmist Life Reader?Advisor
'SlESt Licensed by State of N.
doubtful, discontented and un- '
nsult this medium. She advises cor
affairs of life. If worried over the
home unhappy, love or some in- tio
ire holding you down and pre- Oa
ou from obtaining your object In
ilt this gifted la-ly. 110
io dreary that she cannot orlng
an?
!he lifts you out of your sorrows j j
t the road to success and happl- j j e.
He
daily and Sun., 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Od
r on ( larkton Highway at? I lh6
ror Hand Sign. VVhitevllle, N. C. I Be
' Ian
WHBaaMBHHB ECLES?
Is
i wil
1 keep several new gj
Bicycles for sale on
hand at all times. Ida;
Also have a stock of She
repair parts and can iUa
me
make vour old wheel we
Pa
i as good as new in ter
, Ne
j short order and at a jTn
very low cost. ^hi
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j See me for parts or i.Ies
' . i Ro
let me repair and repaint
your old wheel. B1
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R. Supply, N. C. ^'t
? I of
i f, HfffgyflT <
s might from quantities. This
fic, it faces a ready huge coi
that staggers explosives and c
ns of supplies the pulpwood sf
uble wrapped ever and has pu
iquipment for top of the War.
wrapped and We have a lo
Japs are ready
render. We mus
PulpWOOd job til they are
d special con- p?iPwood prod.
noistureproof ?e?now,ondl
ring materials I jn wqr or peoce
needed in vast I
US TIME ? CUT TOP QUALITY V
LPWOOD CO MMlTTEl
LENDON CLEMMONS
H. O. PETERSON
. . . ? I , . Hi
si Fenrl fcehheti of oekil;f!oit L
:&the tf.p bride of JT! Frederick
yrer.' U '3. "O. (i., of Portland, pi
en., in a quiet, ioveiy eefethchy vv
the Baptist patronage'in Free- o|
<i iji
dev. L. C. Mint2:officiated at ii
(, double-ring ceremony, ahd his
rhg daughter played tha nuptial hi
l?ic. ji
The bride wore ah ivory crepe tj
eet-length dress, fashioned with L
sweetheart neckline, and the -L
ted- bodice ended in a pepium
the waistline Bhe wote a sin- ,-ji
strand of pearls and march- s
; earrings. Her hat vyas. an et- C
isite creation of white tulle and H
L, with an illusion veil of shoul- B
r length. She wore a corsage P
sweetheart roses and sweet- E
is. T
The couple were attended by ai
y Holdcraft, U. S. C. G., as S
it man and Mrs. Ormand Leg- B
It. Jr., as niatron-of-honor. Mrs, L
ggett wore a rose dress with ai
nateliing picture hat and a cor- S
je of roses and sweet-peas. H
tfi'B F ftt/l'/i'f lu o nwirliiflla of fJ
v> i.i u giauuair ui
Waeeamaw High school, class L
ISsO, anil has been employed M
' tile past three and half years
the Dosher Memorial Hosplt- $
I'he groom, who was in the [
rtracting business with his fa- 0|
sr before the was, has been sta- oi
ned for the past three years at e<
k Island Coast Guard Station s
rhe couple plan to live in b.
rtland. Mich., after the war. i fi
rVeilding guests included Mr. n
.1 Mrs. Robert Thompson and Si
ighter, Jean, and Mrs. Vienna di
ggett of Southport; Miss Leila 01
rmett, Rachel Bennett, and n
ell Bennett, sisters and bro- g
r of the bride, and Mrs. Ivan ai
nnett, sister-in-law, all of Free- w
d: and Coast Guardsmen W j
Hannah and VV. D. Martin,;rt
h of Oak Island. ; tr
shortly after the ceremony the'a]
de and groom left on their ,a]
leytnoon. Their plans include a! U!
r> to the groom's home. They fc
I return on the 23rd of June.
XTH BIRTHDAY \\
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tlra. Pete Hunt gave a birth- a:
f party for her daughter, Caro- al
i, on Thursday afternoon when T
celebrated her sixth birthday. D
mes were played and refresh- y
nts of ice cream and cake p
re served to the following:
tricia Adams, Ella Mae Pot- g
, Charlene Newton, Ann Brooks
wton, Vera Anne Willetts,
jdy McNeil, Carol Ann Wolfe,
arles Ray Wells, Clarke Fer- jt<:
i, Bobby Smith, Charles Tr ott,'t'1
inne Mintz, Judy Ashburn, and 01
bert James Daniels. S
RTHDAY PARTY oi
ol
Elizabeth Ann Long celebrated jy
sixteenth" birthday on May 53
h a party given at the home g
her parents, Mr. and Mr s. T. j
i
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, in addition to the allsumption
for plastics, ?
ither war uses has made
lortage more acute than |
t pulpwood close to the
Production priority list. s
ng way to go before the
for Unconditional Surit
not let up on our war ( L
beaten!
/cfion is a profitable bu?i(will
be a good business
for many years to come.
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Z STATE FCRT PILOT, S
. Lcr.gr. hear. Waffipce, S. C.
Gafr.es were piayea during the
?f hihg after which tefrechrr.cr.ti
ete nerved ah J the preSefitt
pened. the color, scheihe of
thk. wipte ahdgreeh was rated
' otit in the I p=ifty "deebrattons.
Guests were: . Ebiabeth Long,
anoiee, Allehe Hejvett, Glenda
thfette, Billy Gore', Ritchie Perlehter.
Willie Mae Spivey, Myrtle
ee Long, Noliie Piatt. Rudy
or?g. Beth Bennett, Buck Harse,
jimmy Notris, Mary Peati
hompson, Edna Katie Piatt,
ydnetli Earle Thornpkui. Eugmr
urter. Clinton Bellamy, C. A.
'ewett. Jackie Bennett, Ernestine
elkamy, Annie Jean Bennett,
ete Bellamy, Frederick Hickman,
stelje Bellamy, V. W. Simmons,
renton Thompkins, Kendall Bellmy,
Janice Simmons, Bryan
mith, Devaun Stanaland, Emery
ennett, Louise Cox, Jennings
ong, Junior Benton. Elroy Leonrd,
Missouri Nelson, Devious
tanaland, Hover Smith, Runt
ardee, Juanita Bennejt, George
ennett. Thurston Meares, Glyn
eotiird, O'Brien Hardee and
tary Lee McLamb,
5TII "BIRTHDAY
Tlie children and grandchildren
f Mr. John Thomas Clemmons,
r the Supply community, honorI
him with a birthday dinner on
unday, June 3rd, the occasion
ring his 85th birthday. As betted
the event, the beautiful caimel
cake for Mr. Clemmons had
j candles. Three other birthry
cakes were also presented:
:ie to his son, J. Bartley Clemions,
and one to grandson and
randdaugiiter, Hugh Clemmons
ad Miss Dallas Clemmons. It
as their birthday, also.
A large dining table was nruiged
under a beautiful oak
ee. This table was laden with
II kinds of nice tilings to eat for
II present. Many beautiful and
seful gifts were received by all
>ur of the honorees.
Those present were: Mr. and
Irs. John Thomas Clemmons,
tr. and Mrs. Taft Clemmons, Mr.
nd Mrs. Carl Clemmons, Mi',
nd Mrs. .1. Bartlev Clemmons
helma, Harold, Hugh, Jimmy,
arnell, Dallas, Bobby, Clifton and
tary Lee Clemmons, all of Suply.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Evar.s,
la Bell and Murry Evans, of
upply. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cumbee
ad daughter, Glenda, of Wilmigton.
Mr. and Mrs. Odell Blan>n
and daughter and son, Gwer.alyn
and Heldon Myers Blanton,
f Supply. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
ellern of Supply,
All that marred the happiness
" the occassion was the absence
' Mr. Clemmons granddaughte:,
Irs. Johnny Kostrub, who is at
resent making her home in N*-v
runswiek, N. J.
3 R O M P T
EFFICIENT
S E R V / C E
SOUTHPORT
CLEANERS
SOUTHPORT. N. C.
GE
7or General Electric
efrigerator e q u i lineal
which is now
wailable for grocery
tores, meat markets,
;afes, hotels, boarding
louses, drug stores,
chools, hospitals, etc.
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City Cut-Rate
Store
Harry Robinson, Prop.
SOUTHPORT, N. C.
CUTHPCRT. if. C
News From \
Dosher Memorial
Hospital
Patsy Ward uf Lelaiui had her
tonsils removed on Thursday.
Riley Alton Evans of Supply
was a medical patient from I
Thursday Until 3unday.
aits Pay Dean of Bolivia wa3
a rr.edicai patient from Ftiaay until
Tuesday 1
Jimmy Lone V* iihami oi 3hai~ ^
Ictte is in the hospital as the tesult
of t biokea leg He L.is tieon <
iu since Friday.
Miss Susie Ned ion hits Ivivi a 1
patient sin:e Saturday. t
Mrs. Sadie Holdeti of Shallottc ]
was a medical patient on Satur- j
day anil Sunday. f
Mrs. F. K. He wet t of Supply [
entered on Sunday as a medical <.
patient.
Marjorie Meowed of Bolivia
had her tonsils removed on Monday.
fl
Mr aiul Mis. John Hughes rr
nounce the birth of a son on '
,S
Tuesday. Mrs. Hughes is the
fnimer Miss IVggy Carr.
Mellon Smith ..! Ash had his
i tonsils removed on Tuesday.
Mrs. Pearl H. Leonard of Shallotte
entered on Tuesday as a
medical patient.
Zion Hill News
'1*. 1. Wescott clelierated his
43rd birthday at his home on
May 80th. Chicken, lice, cakes,
pies, ham and coffee were among
the things served. Those present
were Mrs. Violet Monroe, Mrs.
Sarah Greer. Mr. and Mrs. II.
P. Monroe and son, Willie, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Prink. Irvin Monroe,
William Ronrlt, Misses Hat
tie ami Margaret Rum k. Mr. anil
Mrs. T. I.. Weseott and little
daughter, oJsie M.ie and Miss
Mabel Biyant. Mr. Weseott
received many fine presents an I
all at the dinner had a fine time.
Later in the afternoon Mr. Weseott
was entertained by Mrs.
Earlie Cox. Henry Hewett -and
Sergeant Woodrow Biyant.
Mrs. Donnie Green spent part
:of the week in Florida.
Sergeant Woodrow Hewett has
I returned home from overseas unity
and is spoil.ling P.O days heio
! with his parents.
! Willie and William Rrark. T.
L. Weseott, Mrs. Sarah Greer.
Mrs. Mabel Hewett and son
spent Friday afternoon in Supply.
Mrs. Horace Johnson has i<turned
to her home at Bolivia
1 after being a patient in the
, James Walker Memorial hospital
in Wilmington.
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found. please rcturh to A M
Beck. Wlpnabow, N C.
-OST?Ration Book No S i
Wilmington last week. Doroth
Lee Garvin, Wmnabow, N. C
PYFEWP.1TER3 REPAIRED Ind
Cleaned. Some adding ma
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W. Col. Si.. Whitevilie, N. f
TSHING TACKLE Minnoi
Seines, Boat Paddles. Spinners
looks. Casting Plugs and Spooni
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TO. t'KEDITC.RS
Having qualified as administrati
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p oh. this notice T.iil t= pleaded ir. fc-.r ;
cf their re.ivjfy ?ii psr.'pf.s ln.lt:- .
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IN NI FERIOR COURT '
ST^TE OF .roftlii CAROLINA
.. OL'NTT OF RRUXdlVICK
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k Fifty acres of wooclli
^ cultivation in Town Creek '
State Highway at Winnahi
~j MRS. THOMAS A
1517 Wilson Road
/E MONEY
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Allowed If Paid Dur
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will be furnished upon
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Cofcr.aur.; alovs r.aisea rri!; ?a?'? |^l
that entitled nd IH
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or Court of Brunotvlck County for
iivottr ufccn jfound! of furo. j i" i
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i.rther t - porn* that i..- it red- 1
;uir?d to appear at trie office of the lark
of Softener Court of o*U *
our.tj tuthir. thirty Jyys after tlia- HB
til daj of July. 1*15, and aftia-er Bfl
sr demur to piaii tiff * complaint, or
d.Ur.tiff (till apply to the court for* Hi
relief demanded there,r.
li.ii May 51st. 1*15. M
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plaintiff i Alt).
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Township, two miles from fl
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