News From
?*" Hospital
Robert L. Clemmnns of Shal
lotte spent Monday until Thurs
jjjjy as a medical patient..
^vWlliam S. Blalock of Freemont
was a medical patient from Tues
day until Friday.
Eugene Smith of Southport
spent Tuesday until Friday as a
medical patient.
Master Horace Mercer Johnson
of Bolivia entered as a surgical
patient on Tuesday.
Miss Joy Jorgcnsen of South
port spent Wednesday and Thurs
day as a surgical patient.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McCustin \
of Burlington announce the birth
of a son on Wednesday. j
Tom Tyler of Southport spent |
Friday and Saturday as a medical i
patient.
Mrs. Dorothy Balmer of Moorse
ville was a surgical patient from
Friday until Sunday.
Neil Crocker of Southport spent)
Mdfty until Monday as a medical
anient.
Master Tommy Smith of 'Lum
^befton entered as a surgical pat
ient on Friday.
I Roy Gore of Winnabow en
tered on Saturday as a medical j
patient.
Master Frankie Rogers %f
tjBauthport was a surgical patient
Saturday until Sunday.
?0. Mr- and Mrs! Roy McKeithan
" Freeland announce the birth
b'f a son on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fulford
"W'Supply announce the birth of j
h#igon on Sunday.
Malcolm Frink of Southport en-'
tered on Sunday as a medical j
Omtiept.
qa Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Smith of
Longwood announce the birth of a ]
^|pn, pn Monday.
'kiss Clara Lee Willetts of Win
nabow entered on Monday as a J
^jirgical patient.
.?"Mrs. Sunnja Victor of South-1
poK entered as a medical pat-1
~T5nt on Sunday.
OO.Aldege A. Martin of Southport j
b<hter?d on Monday as a medical' i
-fcttient. 1
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BELLAMY FARM SHOWS
Continued From Page One
interest in livestock. j
-^""This pasture is worth as much
me as any land I have, he
niiid as we watched his 2 mules j
-*nd 12 head of beef cattle graze
Hth the heavy growth of grasses j
and clovers. "I'm seeding four
more acres to pasture and five
acres of very sandy land to seri
fi: That'll give me all the hay
i most of the grazing I need
thout taking it off of cropland."
- Bellamv didn't wait to protect
k sloping lancj until he could see,
?Hgfv gullies in it. Lasti .fall . he
ihujlt 1.00^ feet of terraces to
cajrv surplus rainfall safely from
'I nve-acre field.' This water is I
emptied into outlets at either sidej
of the field that will not waShl
because of Kuzu growing there. J
The terraced field is in,tobacco|
this year. Rows . run along , with j
the terraces. This gives each tow
enough pitch to drain it but not |
, enough to wash soil and fertil
\fer. The tenant was disturbed j
?jat-first about how he could work
i-fcfte&e rows, but now he says they
are no more trouble to work than
straight rows.
Both winter and summer cover j
fos are used to protect and im
ve cropland. Soybeans, cow- j
s, and velvet beans are plaint
T&' in corn to help build soil
?iSrtility Lespedeza is seeded on
ftfioall grain to take over when the
fflfain is harvested. Peanuts are
"h'oF^ed off" so that the tops
go back to the land.
Bellamy uses ryegrass for win
ter cover preceding tobacco, and
winter legumes ahead of other
row crops. "It's cheaper to use
a winter legume that's fertilized
fW\?ad of corn than it is to grow
pn land that's laid over wintet,"
, explained. "When I cut in a
fertilized winter legume, I get the
same fertilizer plus a lot of nit
rogen that I didn't have to .buy."
? And Bellamy's land gets easier
?W-'work and'more productive each
he explained. "Turning un
soil-building crops have al
(Wfldy boosted corn yield 15 bus
hels to the acre. Tobacco made
1200 pounds an acre last year
against 1000 founds two years
ago," Bellamy said.
"In order to apply needed treat
ttieht to every spot on the farm,
the Shallotte farmer planted one
acre of very sandy idle land with
longleaf pine seedlings. He plan
rc?dl bicolor and sericea along the
<M<?c>ds where crops could not
tlftqw. Licolor?a tall, bushy,
.perennial lespedeza?will supply
?<tood and cover for quail and other
'wildlife.
Although Bellamy's farm "face
lifting" is not entirely completed,
"w/e're counting on another three
-years making a lot of difference
.(the looks and productivity of
this farm.
The Rovin' Reportef
""??/Continued from page one)
and Mrs. Coy C. McQuis
-t?B. His- dad is a hosiery manu
'Hk.aturer at Burlington and the
family have a summer home at
*?Ga?well Beach. The McQuist on
' children are grown-up Ann, near
Jv-grown-up, Johnnie and Jackie
<\JWkie is a girl, despite the name,
and was the baby until the newest
member of the family came along
3ft the Dosher hospital Thursday
morning. Johnny was the wily
iit the family up until Thurs
day. He has now lost some of his
importance.
A matter not generally known
is that the Tide Water Power
Company, In addition to whole
saling current to the REA, is the
biggest retail distrbutor of electric
current in Brunswick county. At
least this what is said for it.
Most of the Tide Water's distrib
ution is In Town Creek and North
West townships. There, in addi
tion to supplying homes and in
dividual places of business the
Tide Water distributes' commer
cial current on an extensive
scale. Among the Brunswick
county industries supplied with
commercial current in that area
is the radio station, the Mari
time Company's ship lay-in-basin.
the big pulpwood loading dock
of the International Paper Com
pany, the Spiritlne Chemical
Company, Gulf States Cresoting
Company, Armour Fertilizer
works, Virginia Carolina Chemi
cal Company, F. S. Royster Com
pany, Smith Douglas Company,
Wilmington Pine Company and
other industries.
I
Three or four weeks ago we
went fishing with Col. Ivan Ben
nett. The blue gills were biting
pretty good and Colonel Bennett
did pretty well for a country
boy. We imagine he was pleas
| ed. This conclusion is reached
? through his sending us a box of
I ten-cent cigars from Fort Sam
I Houston, Texas, this week. Fun
j ny thing about that beautifully
: wrapped box of cigars is that
: Colonel Bennett elected to tear
i up a front page of the State Port
Pilot. He was getting at the
heading of this column to paste
it on the box and save having to
write out the full address. All he
wrote the under the heading was
"Southport, N- C." The box came
through alright.
I Henry Massey, a sort of land
| baron in partnership with his
j brother, Bill, down in Union
County came around to see us one
CATHOLIC INFORMATION
We AH Have Pull In Heaven
I knew the Governor, so I wrote
him direct for a legitimate per-|
sonal favor.
I knew the Governor's mother.
I knew he loV#d her. I knew she)
therefore had honorable influence
with him. So I wrote her to plead
my cause with her son.
I knew, too, an. old family ser
vant whom the Governor had pen
sioned for life for services worth-,
ily rendered. So I wrote him to
say a word in my behalf.
Now the Governor alone could
grant my request and perhaps my
plea to him would have been alt
sufficient. But it couldn't hurt to
use all legitimate "pull" In his
mansion. It seemed wise. I did it.
God alone can provide for the
needs of His creatures, so every
Catholic pijays-ito; Him first, in
adoration and supplication. But in
our father's house there is Mary
whom He honored above aH His
creatures by inviting- her 'to be*
come the mother of His Divine
Son, and at whose request Christ i
performed pis first earthly mira-1
cle in Cana of Galilee. In our!
Father's house there are' the saints I
??servants of God who are-pen-'
sioned for eternity for services
worthily rendered. Mary, His
Mother and ours! The saints, His
brothers and sisters, and ours.
Pull in Heaven? Why it's tre
mendous! It's there waiting for
US, if we but ask. To us Catholics
it would seem wasteful; it would
seem unreasonable; it would seem
downright nonsense not to use all
possible heavenly pull to back up
our requests to God Almighty. I
"Holy Mary, Mother of God, |
pray for us!" "All ye holy Saints
of God, pray for us!"
There is equally sound logic be
hind every Catholic belief and
practice. Our purpose in publish
ing these articles here, each week
is not necessarily to persuade our
readers that our beliefs are right,
but rather -to persuade you that
they are not unreasonable,' not
superstitious, not evil. It is only by
creating such mutual understand
ing and trust that democracy can
be made to work in our commun
ity, our country, our world.
If it's anything Catholic, ask a
CathoHc!
For further information writ?
P. O. Box . 351, Whiteville, N. C.
day this week, bringing his nice
family along. It was their first
introduction to the lower part of
the North Carolina coast and
things seemed to be interesting
to the family, despite the fact
that the heaviest rainstorm of the
year elected to come along while
we were visiting Fort Caswell,
Caswell Beach and Long Beach.
Henry told us he has built a four
acre fish pond on one of his
farms and we believe we will go
home before long and take' a
look ut it.
D. Stowe Crouse, former cham
ber of commerce president, form
er mayor and still very much in
the swim of things at Myrtle
Beach between times of looking
after his real estate business
down there, was here one day
this week. Myrtle Beach folks ail
have an idea that they have the
only beach on the coast worth
looking at. Despite this generally
partisian feeling, we have been
noticing for some years that ]
Stowe gets around to Southport j
on an average of about once in I
every three months. He just has
| to keep an eye on a beach sect
ion of North Carolina that is reai
ily going- to grow.
I We notice there is some men
i tion of extending- the Long Beach
Road from the Caple Castle in
the hills to the Lockwood Folly
SNACK BAR
Stop In To See Us For Hot ? Dogs.
Hamburgers ? Sartdwiches
ENNIS LONG SERVICE STATION
U. S. No. 17 ? Supply, N. C.
CLOTHING BARGAINS!
Girls Shorts -v $1.65
Ladies Panties ? 45c
Genuine Bangkon
Waterproof Straw Hats $2.50
Childrens Rompers , 75c
T-Shirts ..,j 55c
Baby Panties ... 20c
MINTZ & CO.
Harry L. Mintz, Jr., Mgr.
Supply, N. G.
YOU want these
t
EXTRA VALUES
exclusive to Chevrolet in its field!
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WORLD'S CHAMPION
VALVE-IN-HIAD ENGINE
FISHER BODY STYLING AND LUXURY
CERTi-SAFE HYDRAULIC BRAKES
(with Dubl-lifo Rivetless Brake Linings)
LONGEST, HEAVIEST CAR IN ITS FIELD,
with WIDEST TREAD, as well
5-INCH WIDE-BASE WHEELS
(with Extra Low-Pressure Tires)
CENTER-POINT STEERING
CURVED WINDSHIELD with
PANORAMIC VISIBILITY
FISHER UNISTEEL BODY
CONSTRUCTION
EXTRA ECONOMICAL TO OWN
OPERATE?MAINTAIN
"I'm standing by for the
most Beautiful BUY of all. ? ?99
\ ? . .
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Nothing less will satisfy
Nothing else will do!
Again . . .
LOWER PRICES!
Th? Fleetlin? D* lun? 2-Door Sedan?Whit* lidtwoll Hru optional at M*ra m*.
ELMORE MOTOR Co.
Bolivia, North Carolina
Inlet three or four miles further
oh. Tills ides comes without any
Uchnioal knowledge as a back
ground. We simply believe that
by using a small dredge in Davis
Creek they can kill two birds
with one stone. The mud from
1th? bed of that creek, pumped
over the Mn<ly rout, ?
would form a flne
paving m a year >
second bird, brought J*
same shot, is lha. ?1*i
of Davis creek Wo^<
wonderful sheltered fc
sport fishing boat, )>
SALE OF LAND FOR TAXI
Notice is hereby given that I have this day ievied ^
in? described real estate situated within the corporate jj
City of Southport, N. C., to saUsfy taxes due City 0f w
Cash at City Hall door in said City at- ^
11 A. M., AUGUST 8, 1949
Unless sooner redeemed accordingly to law. Cost
to be added.
E. B- Weeks, City Tax Collector
v.w, * DESfBlPTIOX
NAME WHIT K
. j,-,- t t e?l ?? 1 Lot Brown ? -
ArtSSf Mm" J J. ? 1 Lot Swamp Garden ?
A?; ?i Jamea Clifton - 1 Lot Bay .... 1
HowiSir.-H T. - l Fountain
lEVat - i L^cS? Burlington l
Creerh. .lobn ? t Lot West ... 1
D^^Adrta IU$ Back'
Doshe^ George Est ? 1 Lot Caswell and West
rESur MUs Margarette - lLot Caswell
Mirf '.Mrs C. p. ? I Lot Atlantic ?? -
i Kaullb Mrs. Lillian ? 1 Lot west ..?? ? >
Draw H L Est. ? 1 Lot Leonard .?
noVd. T??Sas - 1 Lot VMt -
Lucu? K. - I Lot How?
i wvirich Mrs W. A. ? 1 Lot St. George
I ftoreate'r, Mrs. Alraira ? 1 ?
Pull wood, Mr*. J. W. Sr. ? 1 Lot ?
Hewslt. Christina * Barbara ? 1 Lot Brown
:KI: &.^.-e.Y -?="? =;r:
j jSoes.n'j.BPercy, A. H.' Borland W. J.. Mcknight ? ( Ut, g ty
! Sih't J-^u ?. X .=? :=? :
Manson"Legionl'O? Lota sVwTi* Part's**" w."
Manson, Legion iwo 6 Qwen(| p,e)d < Swamp Garden
Marsh, L. A. ? 1 Lot Spt. Hgta. .
Newton, Mr*. O. J. ? t Caswell
Newton. Mrs. Miriam ft Children ? 1 Lot Ix>rd ....
Newton. Miss Susie ? 1 Lot West . ???????? - _
Nlrnaee. Mrs. Eleanor ? 1 Lot Moore. 1 Bay
QUver J. 8. ? 1 Lot Brown ft Caswell ?
p aorte * Lore ? 2 Lota Howe
Phillips, B. R. ? 1 Lot City
Pulley. W. D. ? 1 Lot AUantlc ........ - ?
Rhodes, L B. Eat. ? 1 Lot Spt. Hgta.
ftuar? C 8: - 1 Lot Naab. 3110 Voore -
RUark. J. B. Eat. ? 711t l<ot Moore
R'uark. J. W. ? 1 Lot Nash ft Atlantic
Sellers. Mrs. F. E. - 1 Lot Burlington
Sellers, Wilbur ? 1 Lot AUantlc ?
Simmon*. Mrs. Cornelia ? 1 Lot Howe .
Simmons, Rothle B. ? 1 Lot West ?_ .. . .
Smith, Mrs. A. wT? 1 Lot aarendon, 1 Brown
Smith. Eugene T. ? 1 Lot Dry .......... ? ..
.Smith. Johnia E. -? .1 If I AUantlc ? ?
Smith. W. L. ? 1 Lot West .?..
Spencer. Hugh F. ? 2 Lots Atlantic
Spencer. M. C. ? 1 Lot Brown ... -..????
Stanley, James W. ft Margaret ? 1 Lot Lord ft Nssh
SBdhsnv Parnnell ? 1 Lot Howe ?
Swain. John Julius ? 1 Lot Brown ...... _... -
Swain. Mrs. Gertrude B. Est. ?.1 Lot Howe ? -
Swain, Deormond ? 1 Lot Moore
Swaii? John R, ft Wife - S Lots Dry ?
St. George,- James ? 1 Lot Burlington ?...
Thompson, Mr*. J. W. Sr. ? 1 "Lot Bay ?.-... -* - ... ....
Thompson. J. W. 8r. Est ? I Lot Swamp Garden, 1 spt Hri .
Toblaaon, T; J. ? I Lot Brown ft Atlantic
Wade, Airs. 8<aey ? 1 Lot Howe ?.... .??
Webb. W. a, ? I Lot How* ?
Wdecott. John Eat. ? 1 Lot Atlantic ?? -
Willi?. Robert M. ? 1 Lot Burlington ........
COJiOKED
I Bellamy.. Clarence ? 3 Lota Clarendon .??
I Berry. Aggie ? 1 Lot Rnett ~ ? ???
I Berry, Bertha ft Myrol Davla ? 1 Lot LOrd .
Berry, Henry Est. ? 1 Lot St. Geonte
t Berry, Sam Est. ? 1 Lot Swamp Garden, 1 Grid Iron
| Bowen, James Ft Eat. ? 1 Lot West ?.
Brown,' Uubettt K?t ? 1 Lot Brow n ? ?
i Brown, Leslie ? 3 Lots S * W ..?-- .?i- ..
Brown. W. H . ? 1 Lot St; Oeorge. 1 Lot Lord _
i Bryant. Henrietta Est jr- 1 ? f<ot
Bryant, WIMam H?nry r- 1 Lot.Jfrown. 2 t ft W. 4 Oty _ _
Qarldy. Oeorge C. ? jL.fof: OwS? ft CaaWell ,^r. ,.
? Cnmtnotia. Dexter ? Ifw- Lots CTKtage ?_ ? -
Clemmon? Oaorg* Sr. ? z" LoU Leonard ft Clarendon
Ctemmons, James ? 3 Lots I-ord ? -
"Cjemnions, James F. Jr. ? 1 Lot Lord
Clem mo na. Jame? F. Jr. ft E. V. ? 4 Lota Bouthgate Joiw
Clemmon. Hose ?. } Lots Swasey Add 4- ' ? ?
Cotton, "Saitii ? 1 I/O t Lord ft Brown
I DKVlfc Aflce B. ? "1 Lot Brow* ?i
Davis, Anthony Eat ? 1 Lot Rhett ft West
Davjs. Elmer ? 1 Lot St George. 1 8C George ft CameU _ j
Dkvta. Henry O. EM. ? 1 Lot Ciftyendon
?avla. W. D. ? 1 Lot West -j? ?*
m "
10?, Colon ? l fcot CaewelL_jj..r;... ?
Boundary
ClawndOn .?
__ ans. India Est. ? 1 Lot Kfiett
Weemfth. Anna ? ,1 Lot Rhett! ft W?t ---?
.FHnk. Albert ? 1 Lot Rhett : -
Frlhk, Catherine ? 1 Lot Lord. 1 S ft W
? Wnfc'COra L?? ? 1 Lot Nash - f"
Snfe Sh5"s.Vl'tlL^S&endoii wP?"W 1- ?
nk, idhn W. Cat. ? 1 Lot Caswell ?"
.FVInki Parriah ? t Lot S*. George
Frink. 8amu?TEft, ? 1 I^ot Rheit ft Nash ? ?
i Full wood, Hinjamln ? 2 Lots City ? ?
Galloway, George A. ? 1 Lqt Caswell ft Leonard ..._
Galloway. Ale* ft Willie ? 1 Lot St. George, 1 Lord ft St.
! Galloway. John W. Eat. ? I Lot Howe ??"
Galloway, J. J. ? t Lot How? :? -
OaJJoway, Oacar.Eat ? 1 I-ot Caswell, 1 Owens
Goodman, Msude ? 1 Lot I^rd. 1 Cottage?
'?K M^T-Tfct UK "ri*?..
Gordon, Frank ft. Est. ? 1 Lot Caswell ft
iQj?rd)>h, Ma4nrl%. Est. ? 1 Lot Clarendo
Gordon. Mary Martha ? X Lot Lord
'QdW, Archie ? 1 Lot City ....
Oore, Ettas Est. 1 Lot St. George
Gore. Hnrry L. 2 I?ts SAW
Gore. John M. ? 1 Lot Caswell
lypiv. Martha Eat ? V Lot 8t. George
Green, AmaUa ? 1 Lot Caswell ? ?
MMu-Fred ? I Lot Weat -
?Owea, Henry K Jr. ? 1 Lot HOwe -
Hankins, Ben Eat. ? 1 Lot Clarendon. 1 Cottage
'{tinMHs. FruicdHIa' ? I Ix>t curSdM
Hankins, Georg? Br. ? I Lots S ft W --
HstnlOna, J. H; Est. ? I Lot 8t. Oeorge
HaitMna.- Johh Thomas Est ? 1 Lot Cottage Branch
Hanldtis. Sarah C. ? I Lots St. George -
?Hankins. William Sr. Eat. ? 1 Lot Cottage, 1 City -?
Hewatt, Elijah ? 2 Lots Swasey Add.
HeWett. Henry ? J Lou Jim McMillan ? -
Hswett. Lute V, ? f Lot Burlington, 1 Lord
H?wett. Olympus Est. ? 1 Lot BnrHngton
HUt .Oenavk' ? 1 Lot Caawell
HMnya. Dora. ? 1 Lot Cottage
?OTjli. ? 1 Lot St George
limfnem, aase Jr. ? 1 Lot Clarendon,
J ark son, John P. ? 2 Ixits Clarendon -
Jftckaon, Thomas ? 1 Lot Clarendon ....
.40B91-MMU ft Osclr ? 1 Lot Boundary
i&'y'i. E,t ? 1 Lo?' City
Hi hi Sadie ? 1 Lot Cottage Branch
- 2 Lots How?
Lewie, Bobert Lee ? 1 Lot S. * W -
la,. Jam?? ? 1 Lot Cot tags, 1 city, t D. J. smith
. .?y. J!? ? 1 Lot I Howe Jr.
McCoy. .Martha ? 1 Lot Wast
Elisabeth Est r- t Lot Rhett -
John H. - 1 Lot Weat
w. c. ? 1 Lot city
iMoflell. Alfonzo ? 1 Lot MtNetl Eat ..
McNrtl. Roaana ? 1 Lot Hanklnavllle _
McNeil, Tom Est ? 1 Lot Cottage
:fctte8r-l UTdSUSBT
Mlinma. Maryland ? 1 Lot Caewelt
Emerson ? 1 Lot Brown ...- ? ?
Moohe, Robert W, ? llxit Burlington ?
'?ora, William 8r. ? 1 Lot I>ord7 1 Burlington
iM?nJ* Claude ? 1 Lot RMtt_. ..*
.}Jor3*, Hsnry Bat ? 1 Lot fiibett
1 Mbtiftrd, Herbert A. ? 1 Lot Caawell
.?Mfer. Atoert A. Est. ? 1 Lot Caswell ft Leonard
,Pal?sr, Clinton ? t|10 Lord
'|Wt?. Oeorge ? 1 Lot Clarendon, 1 Caswell
?IS3ff> JS?1*" ? l Lot St. Oeorge
Pawr. William Henry Est. ? 1 Lot Lord
Preatrldge, AleUila ? t Lot Nash ?
,g?avj?, Jaa ? 1 Lot Howe - ?? ??
?o?>boro. Alberta ? 1 Lot St. Georg?
gm h- A'e* ? 1 Lot Owens ft Clarendon
Smith, Alfred Est ? 1 Lot Owens ft Clarendon ?
jpWB. AliMra ? 1 Lot Cottage
a ft' jjo'ence M. ? 1 Lot Collage
8mlth. Fred ? 4 Lou 8 ft W
Robert ? 1 Lot Burlington, X Clarendon ft St. Georit'
gffi'N ?05*0y ? X Lot Caawell. J 8 ft W
*"tb, Roele I Lot Rhett
t?, We?ley Sr. Est. ? I Lot Lord ft St George
?dajTjO. ?i Est - I Lou aarendon
^tahair, IShir? 1 Lot Brown
Swa n, Ben ? 1 Lot Lord -
: tras Sis j.,* ^ arui 1?=?
??aln. Lee Ethel ? J Lou 8 ft W ?
SMtaa^ftr-yg; st^sf1^.??-=-l
Warnett. Bertha Eat ? I Lot Howe
Edjle'ir'. ?1 x'^t^urtlngion. T swatiey ZH~
Warnett John Eat ? 2 Loto Clarendon ? ?
? X Lot Clarendon. 1 Swaaey 1
? I Lot Caswell ....? s-a
Christine ? 2 Loto 8 ? W
lie * Daley ? 1 Lot SAW
f * MNMriV ? TLofinrirfF
?. -?m- ? 1 lot St. Oeorge
WarthMB, gjrtreeter - I Lot Lord _