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of Geor-e Flynn and
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place in the home of
^?/brother. H C. Blake.
at Acme, May 30 at 4 o'clock.
The Rev. H. S. Strickland, pas
tor of Wrightsboro Baptist
church, will perform the cere
mony.
| As her maid of honor the
I bride has chosen her niece, Miss
Hazel Peterson, of Leland.
I Mr. Flynn has chosen as his
i best man the bride's brother, H.
Ic. Blake.
Invitations to the wedding have
not been issued, but friends of
ithe couple are invited to attend.
ANNOUNCE .
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Danford,
of Bolivia, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Earleen,
CCRN FOR SALE
I have two or three hundred bushels of fine corn
SEE ME AT ONCE
M- C- GORE
LONGWOOD, N. C.
HUONSOF WOMEN HAVE THEIR HEARTS SET ON A MAYTA?
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Come in and let us demonstrate the leader of them all
Easy Terms ? 3 Years to Pay
ROBINSON'S
Southport, N. G.
jto John Robinson, of Wilmington,'
I son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Rob
jinson also of Wilmington.
Joint Hostesses
For Local Club
The May meeting of the South-j
port Home Demonstration Club'
j was held at the home of Mrs. G. I
;W. McGlamery, with Mrs. Mc-1
j Glamery and Mrs. Worth Ward j
I serving as joint hostesses.
With the meeting called to or-1
der, the song "Lead on O'King |
Eternal" was sung. The collect i
of the club women of America
was repeated and the minutes of j
the previous meeting read and j
approved. The treasurer's report!
was also received.
Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Murley'
Hood gave a very interesting re
port on the National Federation
meeting which was held in Wil
mington.
Miss Corinne Green reported
that a flower show will be spon
sored by the County Council and
held at Bolivia. All of the clubs
in the county will take part.
Mrs. D. M. Davis gave a re
port on home gardening. This
report brought out very many
interesting points in vegetable
gardening as well as flowers.
Mrs. Josie Easley gave a re
port on the progress of the clean
up and beautification program.
Mrs. Hood was elected chair
man of the ways and means com
mittee. She will be assisted by
Mrs. H. B. Smith, Mrs. Frank M.
Niernse6 and Mrs. Robert Willis.
It was decided that all persons
Interested in entering the con
test will mail their entries by
postcard addressed to Mrs. Josie
Easley, Southport, N. C. Post
Office Box 884. By doing this a
committee of two persons will
visit those who send in entries
and try and give them some
ideas on how their property can
be improved. Everyone is asked
to enter and help make South
port beautiful.
Earlier in the evening welcomes
j were extended to 'several new
: members, Mrs. Annie M. Newton,
! Mrs. Smith, Mrs. J. S. Walton,
1 Mrs. Thomas Larsen and Mrs.
i Harry Weeks.
After the meeting was ad
journed Miss Hilda Muller, re
; creation leader, showed slide pic
tures of Orton and Southport to
i the club members and they were
t enjoyed by all.
! The next meeting will be held
j at the home of Mrs. Matilda
I Barnett on June the 8th at 8
| o'clock. All new members will
be welcomed.
WILL BE READY
Here Monday with Mrs. Free
man, Principal Martin C. Free
I man of the Waccamaw school
I said that the new teacherage at
| Waccamaw is not yet completed.
| However, it will be ready in
I ample time for the teachers to
'take over again at the beginning
of the fail session.
TAMES R. GALLOWAY
? Candidate For
? ? ? <
REGISTER OF DEEDS
A young man, born and
reared in Brunswick Coun
ty, who has spent his life
here except for the years he
served in the Army of the
United States during the
recent World War.
This is his first venture
in politics, and the qualifi
cations which he offers for
the office he is seeking are
those of Honesty, Dependability and an Intelligence
%vhich will make it possible for him to quickly grasp an
understandng of the duties and responsibilities of the
office of Register of Deeds.
V()UR VOTE AND SUPPORT IN THE COMING
PRIMARY ELECTION WILL BE greatly
appreciated.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Frank M. Niernsee left
Monday for Memphis, Tenn., to
spend a month with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank M. Niernsee, Jr.
Capt. J. B. Church spent the
first of the week in New Bern.
Mrs. Ida Arnold and grand
sons, Leon and Kenneth Gallo
way, of Aberdeen, have been
spending several days with Mrs.
Arnold's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. M. Walton, near Bolivia.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Full
wood of West Palm Beach, Fla.,
are spending two weeks here
with Mr. Fullwood's mother, Mrs.
Ethel Fullwood.
Mrs. William C. Lawrence and
children, Billy and Steve, have
returned to Spartanburg, S. C.,
spent the week end as guests if
Mr. and Mrs. Cromer at Long
Beach.
Mrs. Lee Garrett and grand
daughter, Karen Lee Johnson, re
turned from Durham where she
visited Mrs. E. M. Denbo.
Mrs. I. B. Bussells is spending
several days in Raleigh with her
sistfer, Mrs. Baxter Durham.
Mrs. Ida Potter Watson spent
last week in Georgetown, S.- C.
with her daughter, Mrs. John
Griffin.
News From
Dosher Memorial
Hospital
Mrs. Leroy King, of Freeland,
spent Monday and Tuesday as a
medical patient.
Mrs. C. C. Carr, of Long Beach,
' was a medical patient Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Rudolph Fulcher, of Leland,
spent Tuesday until Friday as a
medical patient.
Mrs. Betty Leggett, of South
Students Present
May Day Program
i
Large Number Of Students
At Waccamaw Participat
ed In First Annual Event
At Their School
ASH.?A delightful May Day
; program was presented at Wac
| camaw School on Saturday af
ternoon, May 5th, directed by
i Mrs. Doris Ward and Miss Marie
Thornton. The Heralds were: Vi
vian Smith and Hearlie Hughes.
The court jesters were: Jearl
Williams, Ronald Ross, and Ran
dolph Williams. Members of the
Court were as follows: Rachel
Pruitt, Silas Inman, Alsada Stan
port,-was a surgical patient from
Tuesday until Thursday.
Mrs. Vienna Leggett, of South
port, entered on Tuesday as a
? medical patient.
i Mrs. Lesley Gore, of Ash, en
j tered as a surgical patient on
| Wednesday.
| Mrs. Georgia Clemmons, of Bo
jlivia, spent Wednesday until Fri
i day as a surgical patient.
S. B. Frink, of Southport, en
i tered as a medical patient on
j Thursday and was discharged
! Sunday.
| C. H. Hickman, of Southport,
[entered on Thursday as a medi
ical patient.
Mr. and Mrs. Daman Huff, of
| Bolivia, announce the birth of a
j son on Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Jones, of Southport,
j entered on Sunday as a medical
| patient.
I Mrs. Estha Mae Willett, of
Winnabow, entered as a medical
| patient on Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Beck, of Bolivia, en
tered on Sunday as a medical pa
tient.
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girl and boy were Glenda Inman J
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Little was appointed King and i
Geraldine Formyduval was hon
ored as Queen of May. She wore
a beautiful white organdy gown
with white accessories, and car
ried a nosegay of mixed flowers.
The program consisted of
dances representing the different
countries, sponsored by each of
the grades. The program ended
i with the May Pole dance, and
' the Military Drill, followed by
the "Star Spangled Banner."
j 'Music was furnished by Miss
j Lois Phelps, Miss Ilia Marie
1 Long, and by the fourth grade
j Rhythm Band.
Outstanding guests of the af
ternoon were: Mr. and Mrs. J.
jT. Denning of Southport, Mr. and
i Mrs] Rothy Simmons of South
port, John A. Williams of Win
gate College, Miss Rachel Ben
nette of A. C. College, Douglas
Sellars of Wilmington, and Rev
erend Harold Stevens of Colum
bia Bible College, Columbia, S. C.
CALL MEETING
There will be a call meeting of
the Womans Missionary Union of
the Brunswick Baptist Associa
| tion at Bolivia Baptist Church
Tuesday, May 25, at 8 o'clock for
I the purpose of attending to some
I Important business. All members
are urged to attend.
FIRST BARRACUDA
The first barracuda caught this
year was brought in Monday
morning by the Idle-On, Capt.
Basil Watts. The fish was a 20
pounder and three large Dolphin
were also caught along' with two
Bonita. Max Chaney and party
trom Salisbury made the catch.
The same party on the same
boat the previous day caught 90
large blues and mackeral.
AT HOME ON LEAVE
T.Sgt. and Mrs. Fred J. Mfnta'
and children, of Langley Field, Va.
|have been spending ten days at-.
! their former home in Waccamaw
j township. Sgt. Mintz is with the
,U. S. Army air forces.
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Vote For
A. H. (LONNIE) GAINEY
for
Judge of Brunswick County
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; r3>
May 29th Primary
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