SOCI AL
' ruling ceremony J
i "^Lrnr.iay afternoon
"k Southport Pres
' h Miss Frances
P.^rham." became the,
i" , i smith, ot Rich
'fWp.' J. M. Waggette
V3'tl-J minister and the
^lemony was used.:
Jnl 0f nuptial music
soprano solos. "I
W 1 Truiv- and -Because
IcttrRuta Patterson; and
P . ..jfoonlight Sonota"
wedding mar
- j W. Ruark.
^ are spending their
,.\t Lons Beach.
f town Quests for the
'tcS Mr. and Mrs.
lin John Forlines. Mrs.
p Cone and daughter,
: ? Durham: Miss Mad
? Chapel Hill; Miss
nickev. Pu"R
. ' t|,e ceremony an in
^pt.on was held at the
0f Mr. ami Mrs. D. J.
partnts of the bridegroom.
r\CE BIRTH
r i Mrs. Odell Williamson
.[lotte announce the birth
Uigiiter. LeDeane Willlam
? James Walker Memorial
3I Wednesday. April 14.
SMI T H-H OLDEN
In a ceremony of charm and1
simplicity at the 5th Ave. Metho-j
(list church, Wilmington, last Wed
nesday at 12 noon. Miss Cornelia!
Jane Holden became the bride of
Maxion Edward Smith. The Rev.
B. C. Reavis, Pastor of the church
officiated.
The vows were spoken before
a background of floor baskets
containing mixed white spring
flowers.
Prior to the ceremony Mrs. J.
J. Fowler, orgoinst, rendered a
program of Nuptial music includ
ing "The Rosary", "Because", j
"Sernade", during the ceremony.
The bridal party entered to the
strains of Wagner's "Bridal Pro
cession" from Lohengrin. Men
delssohn's "Wedding March" was
used as a recessional.
The bride and groom entered
the church together and were at
tended by Mrs. Roger Inman asi
matron-of-honor and John Her
bert Holden as best man.
The bride was attired in a two- |
piece suit of soldier blue wool
gabardine with black accessories.
She carried a prayer book topped
with a white orchid.
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Mrs. Inman wore a moss green
wool suit with neutral and green
accessories. Her corsage was of
sunburst roses.
The bride is the daughter of
Grover T. Holden and the late
Mrs. Holden of Holden's Beach,
Supply. She has for the past six
years made her home in Wilming
ton where she was employed in
the District Office of the Corps
of Engineers. ?
Mr. Smith is the son of Mrs.
James C. Smith and the late Mr.
Smith of Furman, S. C. He is
Commissioned Warrant Officer
in the U. S. Marine Co 'ps and is
stationed at Quantico, Va.
Immediately following the cere
mony Mr. and Mrs. Smith left
for a wedding trip to points of
interest in Flordia after which
they will be at home in Quantico.
Among those entertaing for
the bride were: Miss Mildred Hil
burn, Mrs. S, E. Holden, Mrs.
George F. Tienken and fellow of
fice employees.
PERSONALS
Sgt. Ennis Weeks of the XJ. S.
Marines and stationed in Wash
ington, D. C. is spending a month
here with his aunts, Mrs. Harry
Weeks and Mrs. Hattie Thweat.
Mrs. L. P. Mumford and daugh
ter, Marilyn, of Duluth, Minn.,
arrived Thursday to spend sev
eral months with Mrs. Munford's
mother, Mrs. Bertha Bartels.
James Wolfe, who is working
on. a dredge at Georgetown, S.
C? spent the week end here with
his family.
Mrs. W. A. Spitzlg has return
ed to her home in Norfolk after
spending some time here with
her mother, Mrs. Bertha Bartels.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Thom
as, who are residing in Salisbury
For the present, spent part of
the week at their Clarendon plan
tation home. They plan to build
a summer home_ at Long Beach
in the near future.
Mrs. George Bunker, of Ra
leigh is spending a few days here
with Mrs. George Y. Watson.
Mrs. Leta Potter, Mrs. Vernon
Avery, Mrs. Albert Loughlin,
Mrs. Harry Keen and Mrs. Frank
Fergus, of Wilmington, spent
Tuesday here with Mrs. George
?. Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald St.
George and children, of Charles
News From
Dosher Memorial
Hospital
Mrs. W. S. Wells, of Southport,
entered on Monday as a medical
patient.
Mrs. Bonnie Lewis, of South-'
port, was a surgical patient from j
Monday until Wednesday.
Miss Kitty Margo Coleman, of
Shallotte, spent Tuesday until
Sunday as a surgical patient.
Mrs. Myrtle Corsi, of South
port, was a medical patient on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Lula Lewis, of Supply,
spent Wednesday ur.til Monday
I as a surgical patient. "
G. Floyd Kirby, of Supply, was j
| a medical patient from Thursday I
[until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cook, of j
Winnabow, announce the birth of j
a daughter on Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Arrington, of
| Southport, entered on Friday as
! a medical patient.
Mrs. Delia Mae Robinson, of
Supply, entered as a medical pa
tient on Saturday.
Mrs. Kathleen Long, of Ash,
entered on Saturday as a surgi
cal patient.
Mrs. Mary Baines, of Ash, en
tered as a medical patient on
Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Fulford, of Supply,
[entered on Sunday as a medical
patient.
Mrs. Mildred Long', of Bolivia,
entered as a medical patient on
Monday.
Mrs. Easley Is
Club Hostess
Hie April meeting of the
Southport Home Demonstration
Club was held at the home of
Mrs. Josie Easley, with Mrs.
Easley and her - daughter, Miss
Martha Easley, serving as hos
tesses.
With the meeting called to or
der the song, "The Old North
State" was sung. The collect of
the club women of America was
repeated and the minutes of the
previous . meeting read and ap
proved. The report of the treas
urer was also received.
| Hostesses were assigned for
later meetings. Miss Hilda Mul
I ler was elected recreation leader
| to succeed Mrs. A. E. Downing,
who resigned.
[ Mrs. Worth Ward reported on
| the County Council meeting at
.Supply. She stressed the import
ance of National Home Demon
stration Week, May 2nd through
May 8th. The project the South
port club will undertake will be
the cleaning up and beautifica
tion of the town. Mrs. Easley is!
chairman of the committee and)
further plans are being made.
The coming District Federation
meeting was discussed with sev
eral of the members planning to
attend.
Misss Corinne Greene gave a!
ton, have been spending several |
days here with Mrs. Elsket St.
George.
Mrs. William J. Keith, of San
ford, is spending some time here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Prince O'Brien.
Mrs. Eugene O'Brien and child
ren, of Wilmington, are spending
the week here with Mr. and
Prince O'Brien.
very interesting demonstration
on home freezing.
Early in the evening welcomes
were extended to the several new j
members, Mrs. F. M. Niernsee,!
Miss Hilda Muller, Mrs. Mary j
McGlameiy, Mrs. Anna Davis,
Mrs. Laura St. George and Mrs.
Jessie Swan.
The next meeting will be held j
at the home of Mrs. Alice Ar-j
rington on May 11th at 7:30
o'clock. The demonstration will
be on dress finishing.
Mrs. Henry Is
Hostess To Club
The Winnabow Home Demons
tration club met Thursday at the
home of the president, Mrs. A. P.
Henry, Jr. The meeting was call
ed to order by Mrs. Henry. "The
Old North St^ate" was sung, the
collect repeated and Miss Josie j
Reid called the roll. The minutes
of the last meeting were read
and a financial statement made.
An account was made of the
District Federation in Wilming
ton.
Plans were made for observing
National Home Demonstration
Week in May. The beautification
of the New Hope church grounds t
was decided or <s a project.
Garden and poultry notes were j
presented and this was followed
with general discussions about
poultry.
Miss Corinne Greene demonstr- j
alted the preparation of food for
freezer lockers. All present show
ed quite an interest in this sub
ject.
Present at the meeting were,
Miss Greene, Misses Bertha and
Jcsie Reid, Mrs. G. T. Reid and |
daughter, Betty and Jean, Mrs.
Sarah Kye, Mrs. E. W. Taylor, J
Mrs. A. P. Henry, Jr., and Miss j
Kate Johnson.
Mrs. Henry served delicous re-1
freshments. Feeling they had spent j
a pleasant and profitable time to- j
gether the club members ad-;
journed to meet with Miss Josie
Reid in May.
Mrs. Register
Is Club Hostess
The Shallotte Village Home
Demonstration club met with
Mrs. Wilbur Register, the first
Monday in April.
The meeting was called to or
der by the vice-president, Mrs.
Burt Williams. The club mem
bers sang "The Old North State"
and repeated the Collect of the
Club Women of America. The roll
was called and the minutes of the
last meeting were read by Mrs.
William Usher, the secretary. One
new member was added to the
club.
Pains for Federation Day were
discussed and transportation ar
rangements made.
Miss Corinne Greene, home
agent, gave .a very interesting
and helpful demonstration on
preparing food at home for freez
ing.
Miss Lettie Sellers read the
poultry notes for April and Mrs.
Alex Williams, recreation leader,
led in the playing of a number
of games.
Punch and cake were served by
the hostess to the following mem
bers; Mrs. Bennie Williams, Mrs.
James Chadwick, Mrs. Ermine
Williams, Mrs. William Usher,
Mrs. Dorsey Williams, Mrs. Lula
Sellers, Mrs. Annie Williams, Mrs.
Eddie Chadwick, Mrs. Eleanor
Thompson, Miss Corrine Greene,
Mrs. Burt Williams, Mrs. Boyd
Robinson, Miss Lottie Sellers,
Mrs. Alex Williams, Mrs. L. J.
Williamson, Mrs. Daisy Brown
ing and Miss Winifred Register.
The meeting adjourned with the
club to meet with Mrs. Burt
Williams in May.
Leland News
Johnie W. Cooker, M. M. M. >
F., U. S. Navy has returned to j
Washington, D. C? after spend-!
ing the week-end with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Cooker,
at their home in Leland.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Moss left
Saturday for Armour to make
their home. Mr. Moss who has:
been employed as. Section Master!
for the S. A. L. R. R. at Eastj
Brook has been transferred to
Armour.
Mrs. R. M. Meeks and children,
Ann, Elizabeth and Robert, spent
Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs.
S. L. Purvis in Winnabow.
K. B. Dresser spent Saturday
in Kinston.
Mrs. J. L. Blake and children,
Martha Ann, Kenneth Lee, Laura
and Lorene, spent the week-end
in Acme.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Brooks j
left Thursday for a two weeks |
visit in Shreveport, La., and|
Houston, Texas.
Friends will regret to learn |
Mrs. C. H. Verzaal is ill and is
a patient In James Walker Me-!
morial Hospital.
Patrolman and Mrs. V. B.!
Pierce, Jr., and little daughter, [
Sylvia, spent Wednesday and ,
Thursday with Mrs. Pierce's par- j
ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Perry, I
Sr., at their home in Woodburn.
Patrolman Pierce is stationed at |
Rich Square.
Dexter Raynor returned to his'
home in Leland Saturday after!
spending1 several months in Sand-j
usky, Ohio.
Mrs. Haettie Rlvenbark who'
has been a patient in Bullock's
Hospital Clinic has returned to j
her home and is improving rap
idly.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Adams, I
Jr., are visiting Mrs. Adams' par-J
ents in Wichita, Kansas.
Friends will regret to learn \
of the death of Carl, Hanson'
Peterson, who died ift the Col- f
umbus County Hospital at White-1
ville Tuesday after a short Ul
ness, Mr. Peterson is a brother.,
of E. M. Peterson of Leland.
j Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mintz who
have resided in Wilmington, for
the past several years have mov
Jed back to their home in Wood
jburn.
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lewis,
i Mrs. Margaret Lewis and children
1 Nancy" Fay and Lanell, spent
last Sunday with Mrs. Maybelle
I Pate and family in Lake Wac
1 camaw.
W. D. Henry Anderson of Falr
j mont spent the week-end with
| their mother, Mrs. Mary E. An
|derson, at her home in Leland.
j Miss Bessie Mae Jones spent
the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Jones, at
I - ' - )-v
| their home in Woodburn.
' ANNOUNCE BIRTH Q
Chief Petty Officer and Mrs,*
W. J. Smith, of Newport, Rhode
j Island, announce the birth of a
, daughter, Nancy Catherine Smith,
on April 12. Mrs. Smith is the
i former Dorothy Stanley, (laugh-'
j ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stan
I ley, of Southport.
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LRGGETT8 South,port, N. C.
? We are so much a part
of this community that we
have 110 trouble at all in
seeing "eye to eye" with
our friends and neighbors
in all matters affecting
home welfare. You will find
this a big point in dealing
with this bank.
SOUTHPORT
PRINCE O'BRIEN
Cashier
SHALLOTTE
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Cashier.
MEMBER. FEDERAL deposit insurance corporation
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