,'s Club
J ? , pi^ott. chairman
P? department, was
Woman's Club on
ifternoo:!- Mrs. Pig
rjiot M'S R. I. Mintz
i to conduct the
Gnaw. The guest per
r% trcn Wilmington
^ ,t musical cir
ipjcU>
cltv.
p ' Edwards, violinist,
1**?." b-v Fibich> and
r by Borowsky. She
J* ip,l by Mrs. Mintz
J^., Gade Hutaff, pia
I' peatxxiy's "Concert
, a composition of
jfirf "Etude/" I
Mrs. O. E. DuRant sang "Di-j
vinites du Styx" by Gluck, and i
"Through The Years" by You- i
mans. Miss Hutaff accompanied i
her on the piano.
Following: uie program refresh- j
ments were served in the dining!
room. The table was centered with j
an arrangement of mixed flow
ers. Mrs. Davis Herring and Mrs.
James M. Harper, Jr., poured
tea and coffee. Other hostess, in
cluding Mrs. A. L. Lewis, Mrs.
C. Ed Taylor, Mrs. James Carr
and Mrs. E. J. Prevatte, assisted1
with serving cake and assorted
sandwiches.
Honored At Shower
On Thursday night Mrs. C. L.
ray milligan
mobile Repairing, Since 1921!
yEARS AS ARMY AIR FORCE MECHANIC)
(Located Next Door To R. E. Bellamy & Sons)
Shallotte, N. C.
AFE
? . Tigg .r,; .
? yes, safe at first
t safe on your feet too, for BALL-BAND
as Sport Shoes are scientifically de
id for "All-Day" comfort. Less foot
or means less fatigue and more hours
[ploy without tiring. Come
and see these new sport
?today.
MINTZ&CO.
Harry L. Mintz, Jr., Mgr.
SUPPLY, N. G.
WHICH WILL YOU CHOOSE?
DEMOCRAT
Irresponsible government of
W, selfishness and confusion.
W voice cannot be heard.
REPUBLICAN
YOUR VOICE IS SUPREME.?
You choose yur course and you
know your destination.
These have been busy days. In the short time before
Section it will be impossible to see you all personally,
'would like to talk to and to shake the hand of each of
Vou- so I am doing the next best thing. Meet me on the
Republican Schedule of talks, where I will take my
"fcssage for a strong, progressive Brunswick County.
VOTE REPUBLICAN THIS ELECTION
Give This County Back to The People!
JAMES B. HEWETT
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
The House Of Representatives
Sellers and Mrs. R. G. Carson en
tertained at a shower in honor
of Mrs. Washley Lancaster. After;
a game and a contest, which was
won by Miss Dolores Hewett, the
hostesses served refreshments of j
sandwiches cookies, and hot drinks1
The honoree received many lovely
and useful gifts. Those attending
the shower were Mrs. Clifton Ar
nold, Mrs; Franto Mollycheck, Miss
Louise Rees, Miss Vickie Lancas
ter. Mrs. Walter Lee Aldridge
Miss Dolores Hewett, Mrs. J. S.
Walton, Miss Clematis Van Severn
the honoree and the hostesses.
M rs. Kopp Is
Club Hostess
The Bolivia Home Demonstra
tion Club held its October meet
ing with Mrs. W. A. Kopp Cal-1
led to order by the president, j
the meeting opened with "Come
all ye Thankful People" being
sung and the collect repeated. ' |
The business coming beware "the1
club was relative to the Christ-1
maa Party. Mrs. Blanche Dan
ford gave a report on the wom
en of the county meeting with
the Board of County Commission
ers for the purpose of urging a
county health program.
Miss Corinne Greene gave a
helpful demonstration on house-1
hold electric equipment, its care
and simple repairs.
The hostess served delicious
apple pie, ice cream and coffee.
The meeting adjourned to meet
with Miss Francis Galloway in
November. ?
Mrs. Potter Is
Club Hostess
The Winnabow Home Demon
stration Club met with Mrs. Jack
Potter Thursday afternoon Octo
ber 21st.
In the absence of the president
AMUZU
THEATRE
SOUTHPORT, N. C.
Admission?9c and 25c
i Two Shows Nightly?
Starting at 7 o'clock
Except?SATURDAY?
Three Shows Starting at 6:30
IThurs., Fri., Oct. 28-29?
"THUNDER IN
THE VALLEY"
Also, "The Intruders" (Cartoon)
Saturday, October 30?
"WATERFRONT
AT MIDNIGHT"
WILLIAM GARGAN
and MARY BETH HUGHES
Also, "Winter Draws On." (Cart)
Monday, Tuesday, Nov. 1-2?
"PRINCE OF THIEVES'
(In Color)
.JON HALL and
PATRICIA MORRISON
ALSO?"Leave Us Chase It,"
(Cartoon)
Wednesday, Nov. 3?
"COMEDY CARNIVAL"
WALTER ABEL and
MARGOT GRAHAME
! ALSO?New Serial?
Chapt. 1, "Junior G-Men"
? COMING ?
"FOXES OF HARROR"
the vice-president, Mrs. G. T. Reid, |
called the meeting to order with,
the routine opening, including the |
roll call, reading of minutes and I
financial report.
The business session was taken1
up with the appointment of 4-H
club leadars. Poultry aid garden
notes were given. Miss Corinne
Greene-demonstrated on tha "Care
of Electrical Equipment".
The November meeting will tj'
with Mrs. Alcii.i Potter and Mrs.
Tyler Potter as joint liostetsea.
Seven members were present at,
the meeting, these being Mrs. Gil
bert Reid, Mrs. Hendrix Wolfe,;
Miss Josie Reid, Miss Helen Tay
lor, Miss Kate Johnson, Mrs. Jack
Potter and Mrs. Aldln Potter.
During the social hour Mrs. Pot
ter served delicious refreshments.
The club then adjourned until the
third Thursday in November. \
Miscellaneous
Shower
On Tuesday, October 12, Mrs.
Preston Bryant and Miss Lorraine
Hewett entertained at a miscell
aneous shower at the home of
Miss Hewett, honoring Mrs. Neils
Jorgensen, a recent bride. Sever
al games and contests were en
joyed by the guests and prizes:
were won by Mrs. Lewis Chapman1
and Mrs. Robbie Daniel. The host
esses several refreshments of
sandwiches, pickles, olives, party
cakes and cold drinks, with side
dishes of peanuts and mints.
Those attending the shower
were: Mrs. Roy Robinson, Mrs.
Richard Brendle, Mrs. Harry Sell,
Mrs. Lewis Chapman, Mrs. Ed.
Baucom, Mrs. Robbie Daniel, Mrs.
Robert L. Jones, Mrs. Charles M.
Trott, Mrs. Vienna Leggett] Mrs.
J. W. Hewett, the honoree and
the hostesses.
Birthday Party
A birthday party was given for
Freda Ellen Hewett at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Rosa Hew
ett, at Supply, Friday evening,
SQUARE
' and R O U N D
DANCE
SAT. NIGHT
EVERY WEEK
8:00 to 12:00
MUSIC BY
Dixie Pioneers
j .'Hiifofi
ADMISSION
Gentlemen $1.00
Ladies' 50c
SPONSORED BY
SOUTHPORT
LIONS CLUB
Oct. 15, honoring the little tot on,
her first birthday.
Games were played and enjoyed
by all present. Refreshments were
served to the following gueests:
Nelva, Patricia and Kldredge Hoi-,
den; Victoria, John and Christie
Ccr"l Norris Jean, Joyce, Phillip
and Uoiinie Lancaster. Piizes were
given all.
PERSONALS
t
Mrs. C. Ed Taylor is spending
this week in Raleigh and Chapel
Hill with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Brown and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. i
Diddoo.
Charlie Poole of Philadephia, |
Penna., spent last week here l
with members of his family.
Miss Maude Inman is spend-:
ing several weeks wih friends in.
Flordia.
Mrs. Joel Moore and daughter, i
Miss Josephine Moore have re-1
turned from a visit in Flordia.
Mrs. Annie Briggs and Mrs.1
Arthur Elliott, of Raleigh, are
expected today to spend the re
mainder of the week with Mrs.
Helen Bragaw.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Risley and
children have returned to their
home at New Castle, De.laware,
after spending a week with Mrs.
Risley's mother, Mrs. W. L. Ruas,
at Shallotte.
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Sellers
of Wilmington are spending a
week with Mr. Sellers parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Sellers.
News From *
Dosher Memorial
Hospital
Mrs. J. H. Mille of Leland was
a medical patient from Monday
until Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Bozeman
of Shallotte announce the birth
of a daughter on Wednesday.
Mrs. Mildred Ashley of South
port entered on Tuesday as a
medical patient.
Miss Gussie Gore of Winnabow
\ was a medical patient from Tues-j
j day until Monday.
Mrs. May Cliff of Ash spent ]
1 Wednesday until Saturday as a I
I suegical patient.
Master Jerry Lane Russ of
Ash was a medical patient from
Wednesday until Thursday.
Mrs. C. J. Williamson of South
port entered on Saturday as a
i medical patient.
Mrs. Annie Ruth Little of Ash
entered as a medical patient on
Saturday.
C. E. Murrell of Wilmington
I entered on Sunday as a medical
! patient.
Baby Sandy Ballard of Bolivia
:was a medical patient from Sun
day until Monday.
| Ralph Stahl, Jr., of Ivoryton,
| Conn., entered on Monday as a
medical patient.
I John Nygren ,of Springfield,
.Mass., entered as a medical pati
, ent on Monday.
TRADING CENTER
It is no accident that Supply has gained
a reputation through the years of being the
best place in Brunswick county to do your
trading. We are one of the Stores that have
helped develop this reputation.
R. GALLOWAY
General Merchandise -
SUPPLY, N. C.
WHAT
A
201
table model! Exclusive G-E natural color
tone. Easy, precision tuning. AC-DC super
heterodyne. A remarkable radio?a remarkable
value. Lovely-to-look-at ivory plastic cabinet.
Come in today! See it?hear it! ;
Take it home! Model 201 ... 1
Big set performance in a compact
FOR EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
Kings Electrical Sales Service
SHALLOTTE, N. G.
TO FORT SMITH
Mra W, C. Npcton and children
are leaving this afternoon by
plane for Camp Chaffee at Fort.
Smith, Ark., where Sergeant Nor
ton is now. permanently station
ed. They will stop over for a few
days In Memphis, Tenn., before
proceeding'.to Fort Smith.
VLSI TIN'G RRONSONS
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barton of
Washington, D. C., and Mrs.
i'Yancei. Nttns of Chicago. Ill, are
here this week, house guests of
the Bronsons and Miss Harriet
Richards.
STUDENT CHAIRMAN
Miss Ann McRackan, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Mc
Rackan of South port, a student*
at Meredith College, is Student
Chairman of the. Meredith grand
daughteer Club at the college this
year.
HALLOWE'EN PART T
A Hallowe'en party will be
held at the Bolivia high school
Friday night of this wee.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hobby of
Washington, Georgia, alU?*inc?
the arrival of a son, Henry Me
Cageer Hobby, October 21, 1M8.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobby are former
residents of Shallotte, where Mr.
Hobby was engaged in trie pulp
wood business for several years.
REVIVAL MEETING ?
A week's revival meeting will
begin at Jennie's Branch Baptist
church, near Shallotte, next Sun
day, October 24. Services will b*
held at 7:30 o'clock each night.
Rev. F, T. Johnson is p4*t?r ot
this church and will be assisted
in the meeting by Rev. . R. Car
ter. The public is invited to at
tend these services and bring
friends.
OYSTER ROAST
?NOW OPEN?
Enjoy Delicious, Fresh
Oysters and Entertainment.
Seashore Grill
"BAUCOM'S PLACE"
Long Beach
LJjH 111 ?
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CvrRTOOWWftSfW
KE?PS...THSYXE^
wonotuuuy
MILDl
? wmZd
(VE SMOKES |
CAMas,?* rw*$
...I KNOW THgrfri
milp-axp rner
TASTE fi?EAT1
Wues&f/
?j la ?recent tesL hundreds of men and woman *11
across tbt country smoked Camels?tod only Camels
-an aveffgp of pOfOO two packages a day-for 30
consacutirf days. fiaab week their throats were ex
amined by noted throat specialists?a total of 2470
examioidOdsnefld these doctors found not one finale
case of throe? irritation due to smoking Camels.
SCHEDULE
W B,?B. BUS LINE
?V
Southport, N. C.
EFPBCTIVE TUES., JAN. 20,1948 7,
WEEK-DAY SCHEDULE
LKAVM fllttttrrilfr LEAVES WILMINGTON
?? u 7:00 A. M.
TMA.it *8:80 A.M.
9<80 A* M. "
?1:80 P, M.
. m%
*??ThcM Trips <m? Saturday Only.
**?Thii Bu* Lmvu Winn*bow at 6:10 Daily.
- SUNDAY ONLY -
LEAVES SOUTH POST LEAVES WILMINGTON
7:30 A.M. 9:00 A.M.
10:50 A. M, 1:35 P.M.
4:00 P. M. 6:10 P. M.
? 6:00 P, M. 10:20 P.M.
1:85. P. M.
- 4:00 P.M.
& Ml ' 6;JO P. M,
10:20 P. M.
r.
IT'S UP TO MY FRIENDS!
I don'f have the money cto buy
my way into office, and* if I did I
wouldn't use it for that. If I am one
of the members of the new Board of
County Commissioners, then it will
be because my friends in every sec- \
tion of Brunswick county support, me
with their vote on next?
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd.
If you can be one: o? them, I shall be;
grateful.
CHAS. M. TROTT
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
BOARD OP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CITIZENS OF S0UTHPORT!
?"? 1 IB"
Your votes have alwayt beep a^very decisive factor
in the electing of officers to Represent us in Brunswick
County.
Therefore all Person? are Strongly
BURNIGE A. RUSS
A Man of Sterling Character and Integrity?
With an excellent Background, well acquainted with
the problems of the people of Brunswick County, his
qualities will be equaledby fwi Burnice Russ, the Re
publican Designee for Register of Deeds deserves the
vote of every Citizen of Brunswick County.
(Pd, Pol, Adv.)
r. C..-1 V:-*/.