. Brvant of Fayette
rl rlv of Southport. an
engagement of her
Valli Bryant, to Arthur
r nf Southport. The
fell take place at the
Viu "
tue bride in Fayetteville
r^e Purvis- leader of the
*J ? -aptist Training
pwples
, Class.
awi Miss Florine
Evans entertained at the Purvis ,
home recently in honor of a group
of college students. Included were
Hyton Babson, Crystal and Frank
Stanley, John A. Williams, Leah
Phelps, Roscoe Hughes and Earlie
Smith, Jr.
Guests assembled on the lawn
where games and stunts were en
joyed, followed by a watermelon
slicing. The following were pre
sent in addition to the honorees:
Madeline and Virginia Evans,
Deral Williams, Talmadge Par
rish, Shelton and Loraine Stan
ley, Preston and Geneva Evans,
Keith 8tanley, Mary Joyce Pur
vis, Avis Evans, Louise Simmons,
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Lois Phelps, Iris Evans, Jervie
Babson. Edna Jewell Dutton,
Betty Faye Ezzell and Jesse Pur
vis, Jr.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Willard Quinn celebrated
her 27th birthday Sunday, Aug
ust 22nd, when her relatives sur
prised her at her home in Mag
nolia. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Knox, parents of
the honoree, and sister, Alene
Knox, of Bolivia; Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Ray Lewis, of Wilming
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cox and
little daughters, Beverly Sue and
Linda Gayle, of Whiteville; Mrs.
Ruby Canady and children, Evelyn
and Kenneth of Tabor City; Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Quinn and child
ren, Hannah, and Eddie, of Ken
anville, and nephew, Willie Gray
Bostic; Mrs. Fred Merritt and
little daughter, Veralyn of Mag
nolia. Many nice gifts were pre
sented and all enjoyed a delicious
birthday dirftier.
MISCELLANEOUS*
SHOWER
Mrs. John G. Swann entertained
Thursday evening at a miscellan
eous shower honoring Miss Fran
; ces St. George, bride elect.
Scene of the party was the
Hood, home on Howe street. The
dinihg room, into which guests
were Invited for refreshments,
was centered with a wedding, bell
hanging from the chandelier.
Streamers were caught at the
table with nosegays.
A congealed salad ccursc, sand
wiches and drinks were served.
Guests included Mrs. John, G.
Caison, Mrs. Louis Dixon, Mrs.
Matilda Barnette, Mrs. J. J.
Loughlin, Jr., Mrs. Ale* Fox Mrs.
James Smith, Mrs. Worth Ward,
Mrs. Dallas Pigott, Mrs. E. H.
Arrington, Mrs. H. T. St. George,
Mrs. Frank St. George, Mrs.
Eloise Chapman, Mrs. Ed Harrel
son, Mrs. Gus McNeil, Mrs. John
Erlksen, Mrs. D. M. Davis, Mrs.
Thc-mas Larsen, Mrs. C. A. Tay
lor, Mrs. Ralph Merkle and Mrs.
Hood; Misses Juanita Mclnery,
Pat Arrington, Lula' Marie Swan,
Lottie May Newton, Fay Morri
son, Nancy and . Karen Swan and
Mary Lupton.
ANNOUNCE
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Long of
Ash announce the engagement of
their daughter, Mildred Ann, to
Randolph A. Hardee, . son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Hardee, of Shal
lotte.
' The marriage is planned to take
? or as a welcome gift
for any occasion
(sick friend?)
4 boxes
of Luxurious
WATSON'S PHARMACY
SOUTHPORT, N. C.
$ $ FOR MORE $ $
"WHITEVILLE'S - Newest, Biggest and Best"
SELL THE REST OF YOUR CROP WITH THE LEADERS
BERT MOORE and CHARLIE MASON
place In the fall. Miss Long is a
graduate of the Waccamaw highj
school.. Mr. Hardee attended Shal- 1
lotte school and is a veteran of
World War IX.
PERSONALS
/ . ? _ ? i
Miss Juanita Mclvery of Sul- .
livans Island, S. C., has been the
?uest of Miss Frances St. George
for the past several days.
i Mrs. C. A. Taylor, Mrs. Ralph
| Merkle and Thomas Larsen of ;
Dayton, Ohio, are visiting their!
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas1!
iArsen, and sister, Mrs. John
Swann.
Mr. and Mrs. David Watson and I
! children have left for Louisburg
i for a visit with Mrs. Watson's
mother before returning to Cleve
land, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watson
have returned to St. Petersburg,
Fla., following a visit here with
| with Mrs. George Y. Watson.
| Ross Livingston has returned
; to Southport from a visit with
[relatives and friends in Elkton,
Md.
I
j ^ News From
Dosher Memorial
Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. William King, of
Southport announce the birth of i
a son on Wednesday.
Mrs. Mae Beck, of Southport, I
entered on Monday as a medical '
patient.
Miss May Johnson, of South
port, entered as a surgical pa
tient on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlee Kirby, of
Supply, announce the birth of a
son on Wednesday. ?
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Skipper, of
Ash; announce the birth of a
daughter on Thursday.
Mrs. Lfela MiLelland, of Bolivia,
entered on Thursday as a surgi
cal patient.
Mrs. E. V. Gore, Jr., of Shal
lotte, entered as a surgical pa
tient on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. God
frey, of Southport, announce the
birth of a daughter on Thursday.
Mrs. May McGinnis, of Miami,
Fla., spent Friday as a medical
patient.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie William
AMUZU
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SOUTHPORT, N. C.
Admission ? 9c and 25c
Two Shows Nightly ?
Starting at 7:30
Except ? SATURDAY ? .
ijjree Sfcow? JStartkiR at J #..M.
Thursday - Friday, Sept. 2
"13-RUE MADLINE"
JAMES CAGNEY
ALSO ? Cartoon
Saturday, Sept. 4 ?
"PHANTON VALLEY"
CHARLES STARRETT and
SMILEY BURNETTE
ALSO? "tTp-In-Atom"
Monday, Sept. 6 ?
"MON AND DAD]'
For Women and High
School Age Girls
Shows at 2:00 and 7:00
For Men and High School
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9:00 O'Clock
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Tues&ay and Wed., Sept. 7-8 ?
"UNFAITHFUL','
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Chapt. 6 ? "Adventures Of
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? COMING ?
"DESIRE ME"
GREER G ARSON and
ROBERT MITCH UM
son, of Southport, announ<^ the
birth of a son on Saturday.
Jason Hewett, of Southport, en
tered on Saturday as a medical
patient.
Miss Rebecca Dosher, of South
port, entered as a medical patient
on Saturday.
Mrs. Ann Long, or" Supply, en
tered on Sunday as a medical
patient.
Harry Hewett, of Shallotte, en
tered rfs a medical patient on
Sunday.
. )
VISITED HOME
Captain John Eriksen who is
operating a menhaden boat at
Charleston; spent the week end
at home with his family. He
lost two days from -his fishing !
this w^ek owing to a damaged |
propeller shaft.
FALL TRADING
There are a lot of thing* that people usually wait
until fall to buy. We know the buying habits of the
Brunswick county people, and have built up our stock
to care for their needs. You will find it a satisfaction to
trade here.
R. GALLOWAY
General Merchandise
SUPPLY, N. C.
BACK TO SCHOOL
Attention To Mothers & Fathers?
;
Here is the best place to outfit your boy or girl for
? school. This is important, and when you do, be sure you
get full value for .every dollar spent.
For The Girls For The Boys
School Dresses ? Pants ?
Sweaters ? Sweaters ?
Skirts? Gaps? ?
Shoes ? * Shoes ?
Make our Store the Shopping Center for all
die family.
MINTZ 8C CO
Harry L. Mintz, Jr., Mgr.
SUPPLY, N. G.
YOUR GRAPE MARKET
OPENS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th
AGENTS LISTED BELOW WILL FURNISH YOU WITH BOXES FOR PACKING AND WILL BUY YOUR GRAPES
- Monday Through Friday, Each Week. No Grapes Will Be Bought On Saturdays.
8Hc'Per Lb.
*10 Per Bushel
8Vic Per Lb.
$5.10 Per Bushel
FLOYD-BARKLEY, Agency- Whiteville, N. C.
ROI tvta fASH STORE Bolivia HERBERT RUSS ? Shallotte D. S. GORE & SONS ? Longwood
H F APPLEWHITE - Delco J- R- SJMMONS - Ash * E. M. HERRING - Bolton
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? Oldest Grape Dealers In This Section ?