C'"b
"7W of the Worn
P' ' ve:u- was held
^ for M, ?. K. H- Thoni
gne ot ?>?? ?
,i,li?htt'ul program was
Lrin.? a PsPer w'"tt?n by
jpjtiiv Gold and read by
f Pt'iininu on "South
tttnto}'"
?? L V. Havman spoke
L>... t Toii.v and To
!? i\\v v.???:.: solos were
? jnf by Mrs. H. C. Cor
t; one by Mrs. Bryant
DtSeious refreshments
L,.?. by Mrs. Thompson,
JV Mrs. Ed Hanson and
i j Sanders.
Birthday Supper
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On Saturday night, May 14 the
children of Capt. Jesse D. Robin
,son gave a chicken supper at his
home to celebrate his birthday.
They served fried chicken, pot
atoe salad, cole slaw, bread,
crackers <vith cream cheese, Ice
cream and cake, hot coffee and
soft drinks.
Many useful and beautiful gifts
were presented to the homoree.
Everyone spent an enjoyable even
ing.
The guests were Mrs. Frederick
Mintz, Mr. and Mrs. Horton Milli
1 ken, Mr. and Mrs. John Chad
wick, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stone,
Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Holden, Mr.
I and Mrs. Alvin Milliken, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Arnold, Dr. and Mrs.
M. H. Rourk, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
McKeithan, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Cooke, W. E. Bellamy, Capt. Rob
FOR SALE
I Good Brunswick County Native Grown
peas at SS.50 per bushel.
Lespedeza Hay $30.00 per ton.
I Lespedeza Hay $25.00 per ton.
Crop Feed Oats $1.00 per Bushel
THE COUNTRY STORE
Longwood, N. C.
I
Inson's two sisters, Mrs. A. W.
Hewett and Mrs. A. L. Dixon,
Sr., their their husbands and
Raleigh Dixon, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Dixon.
' Capt. Robinson's ? children ser
ved as hostesses and were Mrs.
Bessie Caison, Mrs. Ona Shytle,
Mrs. Beatrice Williams, Mrs. Del
ma Varnum, Boyd Robinson, Mrs.
Vara Sermons, Mrs. Irene Taylor,
Mrs. Olenda Thompkins, and their
wives and husbands, Willie
Caison, John Shytle, Clarence
Varnum, G. V Thompkins, faur
drick Sermons and Mrs. Easther
Robinson, nieces and nephews,
Sylvia Sermons, Mrs. Elizabeth
Shytle Schroater, Betty Lou Wil
liams, Brenda Joyce Thompkins
Patricia Gay Williams, Norman
Kermit Taylor, Jr., Jerry Varnum,
Elizabeth Varnman, Elwood Wil
liams, W. M. Sermons, Jr., Jack
Shytle and his friends from Wil
mington, Pete, Billie and J. D.
Causey, Jr., and many others.
Silver Wedding
The home of Mrs. C. H. Zibelin
of Town Creek was the scene of
the 25th wedding anniversary cele
bration of Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Cra
ven last week. The home was de
corated throughout with beauti
ful spring and summer flower ar
rangements. The dining room table
was centered with a lovely wed
ding cake.
During the evening many
friends of the couple called to ex
tend their congratulation. Approx
imately 70 guests were present.
Out-of-town guests were Mrs. C.
F. May and Mrs. Laura Huffines
of Burlington, sisters of Mr. Cra
ven.
The couple received lovely gifts
of silver in thair chosen pattern
and many beautiful and useful
gifts in other silver.
Miss Sallie Betts Knox sang "I
fit New...Long lasting
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Love You Truly", "Indian Love
Call", "The Sweetest Story Every
Told", accompanied by' Mrs. R. H.
Caudill.
Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served to the guests by
Misses Nell Craven, Betty Joe Ful
cher, Sophia Ann Johnson and
Mary Jane Gumner who all wore
lovely pastel evening gowns.
PERSONALS
Edward B. Taylor of Woodruff,
S. C., spent the week-end with ]
his mother, Mrs. C. Ed Taylor.
Mrs. C. Ed Taylor is spending
this week in Chapel Hill and
Raleigh with her daughter.
Mrs. Joel L. Moore and daugh
ter, Miss Josephine Moore, have
been in Richmond, Va., and oth
er cities in that vicinity for the |
past week.
Mrs. JR. M. Taylor of Greens
boro has moved to her cottage,
"Pleasure Rest", at Long Beach.
Mr. Taylor will commute between
Greensboro and the beach during
the week ends.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank M. Niern
see Jr., and children, are re
turning to their home in Memphis,
Tenn., Friday after spending two
weeks here with Mr. Niersee's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Niersee, Sr.
Miss Gloria Faye Moore spent I
last week visiting friends in |
Raleigh.
Miss Betty Todd Corlette hasl
returned home from E. C. T. C. |
at Greenville.
News From
Dosher Memorial
Hospital
Mrs. Pauletta Babson of Ash
was a surgical patient from Mon
day until the following. Monday.
Minton Smith of Ash spent
Monday until Sunday as a medi
cal patient.
Bennie N. Jones of Southport
entered as a surgical patient on
Monday.
Mrs. Berta Woodside of South
port entered, on Tuesday as a
medical patient.
Mrs. Lottie Hubbard of South
port was a medical patient from I
Tuesday until Thursday.
Mrs. Hattie Smith of Shallotte
entered on Wednesday as a medi
cal patient.
iMrs. Marjorie Volk of Shal
lotte was a medical patient from
Wednesday until Saturday.
Ralph Cataldo- of Southport en
tered on Wednesday as a medi
cal patient.
Mr. and. Mrs. Hugh Spencer ofl
Soi^thport announce the birth ofl
a son on Thursday. '
Isaac Milligan of Shallotte en
tered on Thursday as a medical
patient.
Mrs. Hilda Green of Supply was
?A medics^, patient from Friday
'anDL^Sunday.
C. Bertram Gray of Shallotte
entered on Saturday as a surgi
cal patient.
Donald Roderick Rose of Pongo
entered as a surgical patient on
Saturday.
Miss Madeline Robinson of Sup
ply entered on Saturday as a
surgical patient.
Mrs. Gertha Ward of South
port entered as a surgical pati
ent on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Armond Caison
of Ash announce the birth of a I
daughter on Monday.
STUDENT HPNORED
Miss Leah Phelps, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Phelps of
Ash, senior at Flora Macdonald
College, was recently made presi
dent of the Baptist Student
Union of her college. Her res
ponsibilities will include presiding
over the Sunday school, the
B. T. U. and various activities
with which the Baptist student is
associated. She will also repre
sent the B. S. U. of her college
at conference on different college
campuses throughout the state.
AMUZU
THEATRE
SOUTHPORT, N. C.
Admission?14c and 30c
Two Show? Nightly
Starting at 7:30 o'clock
Except?8ATTJBDAY?
Three Shows Starting at 7:00
Thurs., - Fri., June 2-3
"NO MINOR VICES"
Dana Andrews
Lili Palmar
ALSO?"Little Tinker"
(Cartoon)
Saturday, June 4
"BLACK BART"
Yvonne DeCarlo
Dan Duryea
In Technicolor
ALSO?"Pantry Panic"
(Cartoon)
Mon., - Tues., June 6-7
"A SOUTHERN YANKEE"
Red Skelton, Brian Donlevy
ALSO?"The Bear & Hare"
(Cartoon)
Wednesday, June 8?
"UP IN CENTRAL PARK"
Deana Durbin, Dick Haymes
Also, Chapt. 5: "Superman"
? COMING ?
"ISN'T IT ROMATIC"
Veronica Lake and
McDonald Carey
Choral Club In
Musical Concert
Group Under Direction Of
Ben C. Stevenson Present
ed Delightful Program
Here Thursday
The Southport Choral Club,
comprised of a group of four
teen. women voices under the
direction of Ben C. Stevenson,
presented a concert Thursday
evening in the high school audi
torium.
The chorus showed great ver
satility in their performance,
and several of the numbers with
which they delighted their audl
enee were unusually difficult.
The proceeds from this program
were divided equally between the
Southport high school band and
the fire truck fund. It included
the following numbers: "The
Green Cathedral", Hahn, chorus;
"Sea Fever," Andrews, Mrs. H.
C. Corlette; "The Naughty Lit
tle Clock",. DeKoven, and "The
Weaver", Adama, chorus; "Trees,"
Kilmer, Mr. Stevenson; "Who Is
Sylvia?", Schubert, chorus; "In
dian Love Call," Friml, Mrs. Bry-1
ant Potter; Chorale from "Fin-|
landia," Sibelius, chorus; "Scarf
Dance," C. Chamlnade, Miss Bar
bara Adams, Miss Ruth Patter
son, Mrs. Dallas Plgott and Mrs.
L. D. Hayman; "Hie Monotone",
Cornelius, Miss Ruth Patterson;
"La Cucaracha", Mexican Polk
Song, and "Carmena", Wilson
Fulton, chorus.
Scout Troop On
Visit To Beach
Ten Senior Girl Scouts of
Troop No. 20 at High Point, and
four of their adult leaders, spent
the past week at the Ocean View
Tavern at Holden Beach. All of
the Scouts have been members
ten years and are fully versed in
scoutcraft. They stated Saturday
that they were having a wonder
ful time. The leaders were Betsy
Saunders, Betty Taylor, Genevive
Boyton, Betty Gene Alley.
Scouts in the 'party were, Nan
cy Lewis, Nancey Oglesby, Nora
Bundy, Ann Hall, Patricia Mas
sey, Jo Ann Rothrock, Mary Lou
Dillon, Sally Trepke, Barbar?
Cranford and Carlene Kaneer.
STUDENTS ENTERTAINED
Mrs. Clayton Hickman, Mr?.
Thelma Fisher, Mrs. Margaret
McRackan and Mrs. Velma Ward
entertained Mr. Stevenson'? music
students at the Community Build
ing Wednesday night following
the recital. Punch and cake were
served and dancing was enjoyed
by the young people.
RETURN* FROM VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hyatt of
Southport have returned home
from a three weeks visit to Mr.
Hyatt's parents, Mr.' and Mrs.
John J. Hyatt, at Fields, La.,
and Mrs. Hyatt's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Mimms, at Day
tona Beach, Fla. They also visited
several of the nationally famous
gardens and places while they
were away.
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WEEK-END VUliMM
Mrs. A. M. Shirey and daufh
ter, Dede,' and George Sharrock
of Philadelphia were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Goley Stanley dur
ing the Memorial week-end. Mr.
and Mrs. flhirey are owners qf
the old Stiffler place on the
Cape Fear river and plan to
move here to make their per
manent home the latter part of
July.
SAVE 35% TO 65%
On Tobacco Curing ? With
STO-K URE-A
All w* a$k you to do is to tee it BEFORE YOU BUY !
On Demonstration everyday in barn across from Whiteville
Live Stock Market. Every Monday we have a man at the
barn. Every other day come by Store and we wlil send a
man out with you ! !
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WHITEVILLE, N. C.
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Hobsoti Krby ? Prop. ? Shallotte, N. C.
AT
YOUR
SERVICE
Ownership Of
This Store Has
i Changed... But
Our Policy Of
i
*
Complete Service
To The Beach Visitor
\
Is The Same.
Everything You Need
From Your
Home Newspaper
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To Bait For Fishing.
SHULER'S
Store
Something Doing Every Night
Square Dance
SATURDAY NIGHTS
Music By
Dixie Pioneers
This is an outstanding musical organiza
tion who are bigger and better than ever this
season.
Long Beach Pavillion
Fresh Meats
Groceries
Vegetables
Milk
Fruit
Everything You Need
At Prices
t
You Pay At Home.
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AT
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FOR
BUSINESS
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