Sport Fishing
j Luck Is Good
Local Party Boat Skippers
Report Satisfactory Re
sults From Trips Made
During Past Week
With nothing spectacular re
porfcd, all of the Southport boats
are^reported to have done pretty
by their parties during the
week.
jlth not all boats reporting,
^following is a partial record
forfjthe past week:
Geo. W. Goodman, former resi
dent of Southport and now known
as the "fishing-rod king" of Car
olina Beach, headed a party out
with Capt. James Arnold Monday
aboard the Kiabab. In three hours
they took 84 Spanish mackerel
land 68 blues for a total take of
! 152. The party included Mr. Good
Iman, R. A. Mauldrove, C. B. Mob
!ley, Thomas McLean and Burk
j Hehder.
I Idle-On, Capt. T. H. Watts,
July 12, Jake Larkey and party
from Myrtle Beach, 122 bluefish
and mackerel. July 7, L. M. Body
and party from Myrtle Beach, 40
bluefish, 1 king mackerel, 3 am
'berjack, 1 bonita. July 8, Jake
,Larkey and party of Myrtle
i Beach, 117 blues and mackerel.
| July 11, George Mooney and party
of Wrightsville, 11 king mackerel,
16 bonita, 1 dolphin, 3 Spanish
mackerel.
Botfly, Capt. Basil Watts: July
5, Inez Jordan and party from
| Wrightsville Beach, 96 blues and
imackerel. July 6 L. B. Rourk and
i party from Wilmington, 60 blues
and mackerel. July 7, M. B. i
Waters and party from Long ]
Beach, 1 bonita, 20 blues, 4 am
berjack and 10 dolphin. July 8,1
W. F. Dyer and party from
Whiteville, 121 blues and mac-|
kerel.
HONEYMOON AT BEACH
! Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Ottoway, ]
recently of New York, have gone
to Norfolk after spending their
honeymoon at the St. George
cottage at Long Beach. Mr. Otto
way, recently graduated from the
Merchant Marine Academy at ]
Kings Point, N. Y., has accepted
a position in Norfolk with the
Monitor Machine Corporation in
the Ship Repair department. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Ottoway, formerly of Southport.
Horn Worms Not
Bad This Year
Growers Have Reported
That Few Of These Pests
Have Threatened Quality
Of This Season's Weed
Crop
In connection with this year's
tobacco crop what is said to have
been a remarkable circumstance
in Brunswick has been the al
most complete absence of horn
worms.
Normally the tobacco fields
have to be sprayed at least once,
usually twice. Even then the
forms are always destructive and
one effect of their devastation
can be seen in the numerous holds
that are in the leaves of tobacco
at marketing time.
The worm eats only a small
hole but the hole gets bigger and
bigger and it does not weigh
anything. A leaf that is full of
holes does not have much tobacco.
This week W. H. Redwine,
Shallotte tobacco grower, sent
this paper a hand or tie of
tobacco. He say# it was picked
up at random from a barn of
tobacco that he cured. The hand
was just a fair sample of the |
entire barnfuli, he said. |
The Interesting thing about this i
sample of tobacco was its beauti- I
ful curing and the fact that the ,
leaves were entirely without horn '
worm holes. "Hie beautiful cur- |
tag, says Mr. Redwine, was the j
? result of using automatic stoker
J curers in his barn. This system j
I automatically keeps the heat in
the barn at any desired level.
The absence of holes in the
leaves, he said, was due to the
absence of horn worms.
I, Register of Deeds Amos J. Wal
ton has also been commenting
on the absence of worms this
year. He says he always has to
spray his crop twice. This year
has has not seen a dozen horn
worms and some years he has
found that many on a single leaf
of tobacjo.
45EE PAGEANT
'? Mrs. C. Ed Taylor, Edward
Taylor and Jtmmie Harper at
tended the performance of the
Lost Colony Thursday night at
Roanoke Island.
HOME FOR A VISIT
After 18 years of absence from
fiouthport Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
?Woodside and daughter, of Lex
jington, returned thi sweek for a
short visit with Mr. Woodside's
:aunt, Mrs. Lee Aldrldge.
WHEAT ALLOTMENT
Operators of farms of which
wheat was not seeded for harvest
in any of the years 1947, 1948 or
1949, but on which wheat will be
seeded for harvest in 1950, must
I make a request' to the County
PMA Office by . August 1 in
terms of a specific acreage, for
a 1950 wheat acreage allotment
if an allotment ? is subsequently
to be established for such farm?.
ANOTHER BIG DAY IN
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tinued.
Robert H. Ellis, speeding, capi
as.
Harry Stanton Taylor, Jr.,
speeding, fined $10.00 and costs
Arthur G. Brown, reckless oper
ation, fined $25.00 and costs.
DaVls Lee Faulk, improper
equipment, fined $25.00 and coets.
Neal Booker, reckless opera
tion, fined $25.00 and costs.
O. H. 'Pavle, possession, capias.
Franklin LeRoy Dixon, posses
sion, continued.
Houston Ballard, possession, fin
ed $10.00 and costs.
Ogden Alsbrook, speeding, fin
ed $25.00 and costs.
Grady Alton Garrett, failure to
obey officer directing traffic,' One.
half coats.
Lee Ray Williams, non-support,
continued. 1
Leslie B. Dorwood, speeding,
continued.
Julius Hoyt Riger,' reckless
operation, fined $25.00' and costs.
Herbert Harrell, no operators
license, fined $25.00 and costs.
W. Clyde Martin, speeding,
continued.
Donnie McMillan, non-support,
18 months on roads, suspended
on payment of $10.00 per week
[to the support of his four chil-i
dren, $500.00 bond required for
performance.1' ??
Herbert Green, reckless opera
tion, fined $45.00" and costs. .
Mrs. John Blair Little, speed
ing, continued.
Schofield Davis, no operators
license, fined $25.00 and costs.
Dorothy Tyson Brtdger, speed
ling, fined $10.00 and costs.
Peri*y Gamwell Klrby, speeding,
fined $10.00 and costs.
James Dolphus Burns, speeding,
fined $10.00 and cots.
Grady Vanoe Bessell, speeding,
fined $10.00 and costs..
Eugene DeCesore, passing vehi
cle in face of oncoming traffic,
continued.
Doft Evans .speeding, continu
ed.
Timothy Hayes, speeding, con
tinued.
Cecil Jones, worthless checki
capias.
Fred Robinson, Jr., speeding,
continued.
Seymore Wanderman, speeding,
continued.
J. Lewis Powell, speeding, con
tinued.
Ralph L. Beach, 'Jr., speeding,
continued.
Helen Farher, speeding, con
tinued.
B. G. Rayborn, speeding, con
tinued.
Mac Scherer, speding, continu
ed.
Kenneth David Underwood,
speeding, fined $10.00 and costs.
George Donald Wayne, speed
ing, continued.
Alger R. Henderson, reckless
operation, fined $25.00 and costs.
Lacy R. Barnhill, reckless oper
ation, capias.
? Almander Lower, speeding, fin'
ed $10.00 and costs.
Zae Mather Tate, speeding, con
tinued.
Rufus C. Marsh, speeding, fin
ed $10.00 and costs.
Willie Shaw, drunk driving, fin
ed $100.00 and costs, license re
voked.
Ray McSulkin, speeding, con
tinued.
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ELECTION
To Be Held In Southport On August 13, 1949, To Vote
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For Or Against The Legal Sale Of Beer And For Or Against
The Legal Sale Of Wine.
Registrars have been appointed and will have the
books open on Saturday, July 16; Saturday, July 23;
Saturday, July 30, for the purpose of registering new
voters.
FIRST WARD Mrs. Elsket St. George
Mrs. Grace Ford's Store
SECOND WARD Miss Annie M. Newton
Courthouse
THIRD WARD Mrs. Boyd Moore
Courthouse
By the order of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Southport, this
the 13th day of June, 1949.
By:?J. A. GILBERT,
Clerk To The Board
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