Free Supper At Legion Meeting Commander E. H. Redwine, American Legion Post 247 at Shallotte, urges all members of the post to attend the regular meeting Friday night. Preceding the meeting the auxiliary will serve a free supper in the hut beginning at 7 o'clock for all members and their wives. Mrs. Redwine, president of the auxiliary, also states that Friday night is the time for the regular monthly meeting. She says there will be plenty of food for all guests. ? The American Legion is spon soring Nick Ponos and his orches tra for a dance at the American Legion hut September 14th. In May the Legion sponsored this same orchestra and everyone 1 enjoyed it so well that they re-.' quested a return engagement. I Proceeds from this dance will go ; for rehabilitation and child welfare ' work of the auxiliary. RETrRX TO LOI ISBI RG Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Walton, who have been speding the sum mer at their old home near Hick man's Cross Roads, have returned to Louisburg. Singing Convention Planned At Bolivia The Womans Missionary Society of Bolivia Baptist church is spon soring a staging convention at Bolivia high school on Sunday afternoon, September 11, begin ning at 2 o'clock. Following a short devotional by the Rev. W. R. Moorehead the program will be devoted entirely to singing by the various choirs and other groups. A general invitation has been extended to have these singers come and participate in the pro gram. The public is invited to FARM NEEDS FENCE WIRE 32-in., 34-in., 40-in. High V-CRIMP Galvanized Roofing Galvanized Pipe 1 2 in. and 3 4 in. Size See us for your farm and home needs. Our prices are always reasonable. MINTZ & CO. Harry L. Mintz, Jr., Mgr. Supply, N. G. He Says He Does Not Need A Checking Account . . . Only progressive, up-to-date folks see the bene fits in depositing their money and paying it out by check. They know it is hard to make money these days using "Model T" methods. They realize that a depen dable source of credit enables them to take advan tage of profit making opportunities. And that a checking account protects their money, saves time, and keeps a record of income and expenses. Most of these smart folks do business with the Waccamaw Bank because they know it will stand by them in bad times as well as good. You can join the ranks of these prosperous folks by depositing all your tobacco money in the nearest Waccamaw Bank this fall. That's the safe way. And that's the best way to build your credit here. WHITEVILLE CLARKTON SOUTHPORT CHADBOURN FAIRMONT KENANSVILLE TABOR CITY SHALLOTTE ROSE HILL MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION attend this event, which it is hoped will become an annaul af fair. A silver offering will be i taken for the benefit of the building fund. NEARS COMPLETION The new home being erected by Mr. and Mrs. William Oberjohan on Bowery Hill in Southport is nearing completion. and Mrs. R. O. Lancaster, of Vanceboro; Miss Oda Moore, Miss Frances More, of Ayden; Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Dail of Snow Hill; E. W. Causey and Mrs. Sallie Smith of Grifton; Mr. and Mrs. James A. Lancaster and Miss Ruth Lan caster of New Bern; Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hunnings of Swans quarter; Mrs. Florence Lilly and Miss Dudley of Jasksonville; Mr. Men, Bring Your Wife To Get A $7.95 Pair Of Quality Shoes Absolutely Free With The Purchase Of Any Piece Of Beautiful Furni ture Marked $2.00 Or Up At: ? Square Deal Furniture Company U. S. Highway No. 1 7 Little River, S. C. ? "ANOTHER JOE DAVIS ENTERPRISE"? ? (No Sales Tax To Pay) THE NCW 1949 NORGE Lii DEFROSTS YOUR REFRIGERATOR EVERY NIGHT Low Monthly Payemnts Cash or Credit n i ur.vtM'ihVi Lancaster Reunion j' V? * *? -) M'r.Ji On Sunday, August Si, the Lan :aster clan gathered at, the home )f Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lan ; aster, Sr., at Holden's Beach for i family reunion. Everyone wrought a . liuiqh and a picnic unch was spread *und?r the trfeee ind enjoyed by all." Those attend ng the. reuniont were; Mr. and Mrs-' John N. Lancas ter, Sr., Mr. and .Mrs. Jofyi _N. Lancaster, Jr., anfl tiVo fiatrgh :ers, Mr. and Mrs. S. W, Lan :aster and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Lancaster and son, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hewett and Lwo daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ed