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m fine?t j tied j i Vri J N' Arnold of i L jjnounco the engage- ' Jjtbtir granddaughter, Jo j to r.ynwood R. | |y Richmond. Va., TTiei lfli t?l? ."'ace the later L hraber in Richmond,' where Miss Tyndall has resided the past two years. Woman's Club An informal talk on "Fall Transplanting" made by O. D. Hyatt, horticulturist at Orton Plantation, was the feature of the first program of the year for the Southport Woman's Club. Af terwards there was a round-table discussion which the club mem bers found to be most helpful. Mrs. E. H. Arrington, chairman I of the ways and means committee made a report on the luncheon JuR SACRED DUTY JAMES B. HEWETT Kiday was the first opportunity you have had to r. In several instances it was difficult or impossi njrister for the November Election. This discour g young people who are eligible,, new comers to Bty and those who have heretofore been un ibiy inconvenienced. There is a Jegjal provision for fc time and place for registration. Demand im itgistration. Have your name placed on the Elec ik and Vote. i ?\u - U ? Republican Party Stands For A '? \ and IMPARTIAL ELECTION \ , 'V f ? f I'irr' Regardless Of Results! given on the day that 11th Dis trict Club Women, met in South port, and from this report it was apparent that the meeting was a success in every way. The club adopted a resolution recommending the establishment of a public health department in Brunswick county which will meet! the requirements of the State j Board of Health. Miss Annie May Woodside, I chairman of a committee named | to Drrng the club constitution up to date, made her report and the recommendations were approved by the club. Mrs. L. D. Hayman became aj new member of the club at this I meeting. Lewis'Chambliss Word has been received here of the the marriage of Mrs. Civi 11a Admas Chamblee to Warden Lewis of the U. S. Coast Guard on September 27 in Georgetown, D. C. Mrs. Lewis is daughter of Mrs. J. J. A Adams of Southport. Announce Engagement Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Sellers of Winnabow have announced the engagement of their daughter, Lucy Mae, to Julian L. Souther land, son of Mrs. H. W. Souther land of Southport. The wedding will take place the later part of December. ANNOUNCE BIRTH . Mr. and Mrs. Happy Helms of Monroe announce the birth of a son, William Edwin, on Septem ber 25 at the Ellen Fitzgerald Hospital, Monroe. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. William J. Keith I of Sanford announce the birth of a son at Lee County Hospital Monday, October 11. Mrs. Keith is the former Miss Libby O'Brien of Southport. ' BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. In gram, Jr. announce the birth pf a daughter, Hilda Ann, on Mon day September 27, at the Char lotte Memorial Hospital, Charlotte. Mrs. Ingram was the forme? Miss Hilda Kirby of Supply. , 1 PERSONALS Miss Elba Raye Hawes has re turned to Meredith College after spending the week-end at her home in Shallotte. Mrs. W. S. Wells and Mrs. W. M. Wells spent part of the week at Charleston, S. C., with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wells; tj'l Prof, and Mrs. B. W. Wells of fctate College spent the week-end at their home here. / Mr. apd Mrs. Robert K, God frey and children of State College in Raleigh, spent the w*ek-end here with Mrs. Frank M. Niernsee and Mrs. Helen G. Bragaw. Mrs. Ed Baucom has returned from a ten day visit with relativ es in Monroe. YES y aLi contjoa/uAjOfiA p/tove CHEVROLET GIVES MORE VALUE It's first in all these basic motoring advantages . .. 1^9 Comloxt P^tQievrolct gives P??thne?. more rid ^ ?*11 lundsof roads "^original Unitized 1 Ride. proved and ' H furs oftxpericnce I .'?Action units. ?J in Chevrolet and ?an! Vidue m the four. of Fisher ?^?Wtton. safety ML^^indows. the ,^dc an<* "^mulic Brakes; ^uution of \+**t only in FIRST IN BIG-CAR QUALITY at LOWEST PRICES . . . just as it's first in nationwide registrations! in Patfomonc? with Economy There'? nothing like Chevrolet', world's champion Valve-in-Head engine... with it? record of having delivered more mila of tttiifac tion. to more owneri, over a lonftr period, than any other enaine built today... and Valve-in-Head desisn i> excluiive to Chevrolet andnigher-priced car?l Mow Val*** in B?auty and Luxury Yon know th?t there's only one leader in fine coachcraft-Body by Fisherl It's world-famous for quality, befUty and luxury, not only in exterior design, but in interior appointments like Aarrf umrt and upholstery, as well. And Body by Fisher, too, is exclusive to Chevrolet and higher-priced cars! [?ROLET and Qnty -IS FIRST! Elmore Motor Co, BOLIVIA, N. C. News From Dosher Memorial Hospital Sam Gause of Shallotte was a medical patient from Monday un til Thursday. Mrs. Virginia Gainey of Leland! enterd on Tuesday as a medical, patient. Boss Mintz of Ar.h was a medi cal patient from Tuesday until Wednesday. Mrs. Lorene Clemmons of Sup ply entered on Thursday as a surgical patient. Robert Lee Moody of USCG Southport was a medical patient from Thursday until Monday. Howard L. Manning of Greens ville, S. C. entered on Friday as a medical patient. Joe Wescott of Bolivia was a medical patient from Friday un til Monday. Joe Cox of Southport entered on Sunday as a medical patient. ATTEND GAME On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Baker, Miss Rebecca McRack an, Miss Gloria Lee Hewett, Bob by Spencer, Jimmy Ratcliffe and Elliot Hickman attended the Wake Forest - Carolina football game at Wake Forest. ATTEND MEETING On Thursday Mrs. H. M. Bak er, Mrs. W. G. Butler, Mrs. Clif ton Arnold and Mrs. Robert Car son atteriaed the divisional meet ing of the Woman's Missionary Union of the Southern Baptist Convention. The featured speaker i on the program was the Rev. Mr. Littleton, a missionary to South ern Baptists' newest field, the Gold Coast of Africa. MOVE HERE Mr. an.d Mrs. Ted Robinson and family have moved here and will. occupy the Stuart House for the Winter. Mr. Robinson, associ ate editor of Time Magazine, is taking a one-year leave of ab sence from his duties. AMUZU THEATRE SOUTHPORT, N. C. Admission?9c and 25c Two Shows Nightly?? ? Starting at 7 o'clock Except?SATURDAY? Three Shows Starting at 6:30 Thursday and Friday, Oet. 14-1$ "DEAR RUTH"' JOAN CAI LFIELD and WILLIAM HOMM&i < I ? ' ALSO?"Butterscotch & Soda* Saturday, October 16? "BIG TOWN AFTER DARK" PHILLIP REED and HILLARY BOOKE ALSO?"Popeye" (Cartoon) Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 18-19 "KILLER McCOY" MICKEY ROONEY And ANN BLYTH ALSO?'"Playing By Ear" Wednesday, October 20? "FEAR IN THE NIGHT" DeFOREST KELLEY And FAY SCOTT ALSO?Chapt. 12. ? "Adventures Of Frank and Jesse James." ? COMING ? 'VOICE OF THE TURTLE' RONALD REGAN and ELEANOR PARKER Shop Forman ELROY i. BUCK who has ac cepted a position as foreman in the machine - shop of- Braxton Auto Parts, Inc. of Whiteville. He is a native of Columbus County and held job? with- several large construction companies as main tenance man and operator before going with Braxton Auto Parts. In 1944. Mr. Buck resigned early this year was employed by a con struction company In Cahrlotte until Sept. 1 when he accepted the post of foreman. He is taking over the duties previously performed by J. T. Braxton, shop foreman for' the past several years, who has re signed to open his own business Mr. Buck is married to the for mer Miss Edna Garrell of Loris, S. G - HONORING COLLEGE 8TCDENTJS Seventy or more of the young folks of Soldier Bay Baptist church in Wacc&maw township had a picnic at Holden Beach Saturday afternoon. They were in charge of Rev. Harold Stevens, pastor of the church. Thfc occas sion was in honor of seven visit ing Columbia College students, Miss Ann Kottodla, MIbs Magda lene Martiney, Miss Hazel Bar nett, Miss Irene Bonjour, Bill Stone, BiU Carter and Cecil Haw kins. LIONS TO MEET Members of the Southport Lions Club will meet tomorrow (Thursday) at 1 o'clock at the Community Building. VISITING IN KENTUCKY Mrs. Kale P. Conner and little daughter, Peggy Ann, have re turned to their home in Richmond, Ky., following a ten days visit with Mrs. Conner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hawes, at Shal lotte. Mr. Hawes and Mr. and Mrs. Merele Hawes accompanied them home and are spending a few days in Richmond. IN COLLEGE CHOIR Miss Bethea Danford of Bilivia was among the 78 Meredith Col lege students auditioned last week for membership in the college choir. Magazine Writer'Is (Continued on page three) were allowed to go unmolested, some of them might turn killers, I dragging down calves and even cows in the woods. A bear has pretty good sense and the big yearly hunts teach them that it is better to keep out of the cat tle raising area of the paper company's lands. Knowing the thousands of acres of woods and swamps far bet ter than any non-resident hunt er will ever get to know them Brunswick county has a number of fine bear hunters of its own and packs of bear hounds that can hardly be excelled. Included among these are John Fernside of Preeland and Homer Phelps of Supply. Both have fine combination bear and deer hounds. The animals are versatile and will hunt either bear or deer as their owners may desire. During the season when hunt ing is closed bears frequently do much damage to the crops of farmers living In the Green Swamp areas. When he is caught in such depredations the law does not protect the bear. Fernside and Phelps and other bear hunt ers are often called dpon during the open season to run down and j kill a bear that l^fis been mak ing too free with the com fields and other crops of farmers. Fernside is a native of Call' fornia. Away back when a boy his fathers father heard of Hor ace Greely's advice to go west and grow up with the country. His father was born there in Cali fornia and so was John. A few years ago this third generation of Ctlifomia settlers hit upon the idea of coining east and set tling in Brunswick county where there was good hunting and fish ing. He bought a farm in Wac camaw township, near Freeland and Makotoka, and on the edge of the Great Green Swamp. There he has all of the hunting and fishing and guiding that he can well do. t To both the resident hunters as well as to the non-risident hunting visitor, the use of an ex perienced guide in the Green Swamp is an absolute neceaBity. Many skilled woodsman has been lost for days in the swamp, which covers many thousands of acres abounding in deer and bear. With an occasional" dog being lost In encounters with bear or bob cats, Fernside still manages to keep a fair sized pack of bear hounds on hand. This year he has only five, led by Betty, a black and fawn colored hound that is now somewhat aged, but still leader of the pack. Most of his bear dogs are fe males, as their names indicate. The are, Betty, Beaver, Pup, Lady and Lou. In search of bear or deer all work individually. Once a trail is struck, they become a collective unit, all' working ^s one to run down whatever they are after. If it is a deer the aim is to drive it within range of the deadly, old time, Winchester that their master carries. Despite the wilderness of swamp and ?wood it takes a smart bear to escape the hunter and hounds, once a trail is struck. It is said that Fernside has never missed getting his full quota of two bears each season. In addition he has put the finishing touches to many a crop destroying bear during the closed seasons and has been the guide who has led other hunters on to get their quotas of bear and deer. * ? WANT ADS LOST: Black billfold containing valuable papers and money. Libef^l reward for return to Dillafd C. Spepcer, Southport, i n. c. ? 4. ' i I FOR SALlJ: Six1 .room flouse ! near y?cht basin In Sotolhport. | ra.n. LOST: Small mate"colHe dog. One: and one-half year? old. Answer | to natne "Pal". Reward If re-] turned to Mrs. James Lambro,' | L & J. Service Station, Shal lotte, X C. ! : ! FOR SALE: Seven 75-lb to 100 lb shoats. Thrifty and ready to fatten. Already innoculated. L W. Clem mor?, Phone 3546, Southport, N. C. FOR SALE: Three burner oil cook stove, built in oven, just painted and in good condition. V. T. Lance, Phone 2747 South port, . .N. C. , Auto ? UPHOLSTERING ? Convertible Topa ? Head Linings ? Side Panels / ? Seat Coven I ? Body Repair 1 ? Auto Paintlag ? Welding ' SB ? ' CLYDE SPRADLEYS GARAGE ft BODY SHOP TYPEWRITER REPAIR ING?Any make. Also dO repairing and cleaning on Adding Machines. Prices reasonable. See Mr. Harper, at State Port Pilot Office, or contact nae at 310 East Walter Street Whiteville, N. C.. Phone ? Uia the "Jeep" ?i a Hode, light tractor, runabout U?e its power take-off to run your machinery. Io business and onthe farm, this "?-purpose vehidejpo wered by the world-famous Willys-Overland "Jeep" Engine, spreads Its coat over many a job the year around. SEE IT NOW AT Fleming Willys COMPANY 304 N. Second St. WILMINGTON, N. C. HERBERT JOHNSON, SOUTHPORT, N. C. FOR SALE: One eight year oId> ? mare mule, well broke. One turn plow, one sweep and harness, ~ aU for $400.00. See R. L. Best, Hickman's Cross Roads, Shallotte, N. C. FOR SALE: Four-room house, lights, water, gas. One mile from Shallotte Point, See R. A. Milllken, Rudy's Cafe, Shallotte... Point, N. C. NOTICE SERTDTO HI-MMOirS BY PlBl.ICATHIN State Of North Carolina, County Of Brunswick. In The Superior Court Brunswick County. }*" P. McNeil and wife. McNeil The defendant(s), J. P. McNeil and wife. McNeil will take notice that an acilon en titled as above has been instituted In the Superior Court of Brunswick County. North Carolina, ?herein the plaintiff asks for Judgment for tax es due Brunswick County, that the said defendant(s) will further take notice that they are required to ap pear at the Office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of said County lu the Court House In Seuthport North Carolina, within thirty (30) day after the 3rd day of November. 1948 and answer or remur to the complaint In ?aid actloa or the plaintiff will ap ply to the Court for the relief de mand In the said complaint. This the 8th day of October, IMS. B. J. Holden. Asst. Clerk Superior Court 11-Sc aH Orar S million Maytap ?old? Ur mora than any othar wathar. I la aa4 pl*<* artar aa^a ROBINSON'S SOUTHPORT, N. C. WHERE I STAND ODELL \\HLLIAMSON 1.?Automobile Inspection Law it is my sincere belief that the Motor Vehicle Inspection-Law as now written is unfair to the ordinary citizen and is causing him unreasonable worry and unnecessary expense. I was opposed to this LAW as now written while a member of the lMt session of the North Carolina General Assembly, and when I go back to Raleigh in Januap% one of the first mat ters which will receive my attention will be to help bring about Legislation which will elim inate the Unfair and Impractical Features of this law. 2.?State Aid For Public School Building? tinder the present law, responsibility for construction and maintenance of Public School Buildings rests entirely upon the county. Because Brunswick is not a wealthy coun ty, this system has resulted in our children being seriously handicapped in their educational - facilities. More buildings and improvements to existing buildings are vital to the educa tional progress of our county, and help for this program, must cone from the State of North Carolina: In order to place Brunswick on an equal Basis with every other county in North Carolina so far as Educational Facilities are concerned, I shall support Legislation which will bring State Aid to the Public School Building Program; 3.?Better Roads Program? During the past two years Brunswick County has seen many miles of hardsurfaced roads added to our highway system, and at present there are more paving projects in progress than ever before in the history of the county. i.". This is only the Beginning. It is my opinion that every citizen and Taxpayer is entitled to a Safe, All-Weather Road upon which to travel to ana from his home, over which to transport his children to school and over which to haul his produce to market. I shall strongly support every effort to bring Good Roads to every section of Brunswick County. ODELL WILLIAMSON Democratic Candidate For HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
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