North Carolina Newspapers

aiva L Warcav F Mr. and Mi. A. B. Balnea left 5 Sunday afternoon for Wilaon where Mr. Balnea will be on the tobacco ' market,. Mr. Balnea wlU spend tbla week In Wilaon. -A . "v Mrs. D. W. Hobba apent the week end In Rose H1U visiting her cousin Mrs. Herring. - Rev. 'Geo. W.. Blount returned - home Saturday after spending hi vacation at the home of his mother ' in Wilson. Rev. Blount also visited Carolina Beach and Washington, D. C. while away. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Potter return ed Friday after several weeks stay with Mr. Potters parents in cow - pens, B. C. ,'),".' , I t Mr, and Mrs. ' R." E. Wall and, ... . . . ... . , ,., . . meir nepnew, joun rimviuv rwkufu ed Monday from a visit: to Mr. Wall's aunt, Miss Anna Dade in .Washington, D. C. k Mrs. R. H. Best Sr. spent sev eral days ni Klnston last week vls- . ltlng relatives. I Mrs. R. D. Johnson, Misses Alice 'Stranghan and her sister, Miss lia ble Stranghan of Greensboro spent several days in Richmond, Va. last j Mr! and Mrs. L. H. Brown and Leslie, Jr., spent Sunday in Beula- , villa guests of Mr. Brown's mother Mrs. Lyde Brown. The many friends of little Ann " West will be delighted to know she is much better and is at home after several weeks stay in the Baby . Hospital in Wilmington. ': Mesdames C. J. Brown, Ben Bowden and Lee Brown returned Saturday f rom Camp Kanuza near 1 Hendersonville where Lee had been in camp for a month. Mesdames Brown and Bowden, spending the week there. ,- Miss Nell Bowden spent Friday in Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Ollin Balnea and their daughter, Miss Virginia Baln ea of Spring Hope were guests sev eral days last week of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Balnea. Mrs. C A. Womack had as her . guests over the week end her sis ter Mrs. Sadie Pepper and ' her Nephew and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Langston of Savannah, Ga. . Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Long returned Wednesday from Chapel Hill Where they have apent the past six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Bland Pickett, Mr. and Mrs. Frank PicfcetCand Mr. - and j Mrs.. Leon Brltt - spent the . week end at Carolina Beach.-".;'' Mm W. T. Rtmttmu. Jr.- knA inn Henry HI returned Saturday from Camp Kanuza where Henry had . been in camp. .. . , , t . i Miss Hazel Carter returned home Monday after an extended visit to relatives In Virgilina. ' " .? Miss Eva J... Swinson and Mr. J. P. Swinson had as their guests last week Mr. C. R. Swinson of Wilson, Mrs. David Mobley and Miss Lia ble Bradwell of Sumpter, 8. C, Miss Swinson and guests visited z IBuick Our 1935 sales in new cars to date has more than doubled the total deliveries of last year. OUR used car business has been good, our stock of used 4 ears Is now limited.. There must be a reason, . It will be to vonr Interest to look over our can before von nurchaae. wheth- - - -- --- er you are Interested la a new or Strickland Sales &Ser vice f MAXWELL'S MEAL . l( Makes Bread Oood to the last Following leading C. E. QTJINN, , : v Kenansvllle PAUL THOMPSON ' .. Rlchlands r ''!" i ' I P. TTNDALL " PinkHUl QTJINN" PABKKB , -J, Beulavills ' '.!'' HOLTS 8 TO BE : ' Seven Springs, R. F. D. Tea If a WATER GROUND Maxwell's Mill; . ' bJMM H IJ.'MAXWELt, Prop. ' l' FINK DILL . ' ( 1 .nings relatives in Goldsboro Thursday. Mrs. Frank Hayslip and son Em mett Redmond, of St Paula are visitors la the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Draughan. , Mlas Margaret Pridgen returned Tuesday from an extended visit to her aunt in Lynn, Mass. Mrs; Henry P. Farrior returned Tuesday from - a weeks visit in Klnston, where she visited her cou sin. Miss Mary Cox. y - Miss Alice Brunson of Florence, 1 8. C. Is the house guest of Mrs. I Ralph Best tms wee, am ana Mrs. Best met Miss Brunson In Fayet- ltevme. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Berry and Paul Berry, Jr., returned Sunday M M XTrtll, .ml V1ir4nta Hnaih ... . - ' - Va. " Mr. Earnest Taylor and Mr. Cromwell Jackson, manager of the Home Furniture Co. 'of Goldsboro visited their uncle, Mr. J. D. S win- son. Ralph Best, Jr., spent the week end at White Lake visiting Mrs. Walter Kelly. - . ; 1 , ' Mrs.' Lewis Werner and little son Bobby Weiner of Wareshoals, S. C. are visiting Mrs. Werner's aunts, Mesdames E. J. Hill and' H. D. Farrior. Mrs. Weiner was former ly Miss Edith Newberry. Misses Ann and Fanny Monroe Thomas are spending this week in Rocky Mount, visiting their father Mr. M. H. Thomas. h Miss Edith Surratt joined a par ty from Wilson on Sunday, spend ing the day at Carolina Beach. : Mrs. J. W, Farrior, Miss AmeUa Farrior,' Henry and Billy Farrior are visiting Mrs. Farrior's father Mr. William Sloan in Garland this week, ' ;:v -i; )?,-, -. . U Mr .and Mrs. , Warren A, Smith and Miss Margaret Cooper apent Friday in Wilson. ; . V , Mrs. M. C. Brock and Miss Ruby Nicholson , of ; Bearmarsh i were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brock several days last week. M.v',:' Messrs H. H. Hlnes, W. P. Brid gets and Albert Cooper attended the opening sales In Klnston and Wilson on Monday. :-. .A Miss Minnie Lee Landrum of Clinton was the guest of Miss Mar garet Cooper 8aturtay,'SHi;v'.t Mr .and Mrs. J.. C. Russ, Mr. M. EE Thomas,' Ann' and Fanny 'Thom as and Mary Middleton were visi tors to White Lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. Smith will spend this week end in Mon treat Miss Belle Daniel of' Detriot, Mich, was the week end guest of Mrs. J. C. Brock. - -. Mrs. Wayne Jordan, Misses Leo nora Womack and Ann Cavenaugh left Saturday for Washington, D. C. and New Tork City. They ac companied a party on this trip.' i? Mr. and Mrs. W. J.- Middleton were visitors to Wilmington Sun Pontiacl v a - - - used ear. v JAS. L, ADAMS, Salesman ' , i, WARSAVri C. " i 4 ' Cmmb - FOR SALE by the ..y Merchants: " , Warsaw i GRANTS ' 'i , t 4" .7-1 . ' ' . 1 I U C. TURNER : Pink HU1 ' . ) T. W. QTJINN r Kenansvllle, R-. F. D. Put up and guaranteed by j ,.r B6TJTKS day. ' ' , '- Mrs. Walter A. Carter and Miss Eva Carter left Wednesday to vis it Mrs. Carter's son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rogers in Chapel Hill. They will also visit relatives in Virgilina before return ing home. vv'?:-" '"' Mrs. J. A. Porter and her dau ghter, , Jewell returned Saturday night from a weeks trip to Canada and a number of other points of in terest They returned home throu gh the mountains of North Caro- Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Long were visitors to Klnston Sunday, Mra. Long stayed over to spend ., the week with her sister, Mrs. Edwin Dunn. A r Mrs. Robert Hobbs of Clinton was the guest of Mr, and Mrs. H. C. McCullen last week. , Mrs. Enock Guy spent several days last week in Richmond and Norfolk, Va. , - - ' ' Mrs. J. W. Johnson is spending several days at Carolina Beach this week. . 1 i v , Clayton, Matthis ; of Taylor's Bridge spent last week with Elbert Matthis. , ' r Mrs. A. Pv Peirce.of .near Fal- son and Mrs.' Tom Carter are vis iting Mrs. Felices' daughter Mrs. Enock Ouy.vii".':-'f -' ;!':"'; Mr, and Mrs. H. C. McCuUen spent Sunday at ' Carolina Beach, Miss Margaret Miller, was a vi sitor to Goldsboro Sunday. - She went to see Miss Garland Riven- bark who is a patient in the Golds boro hospital. ,. Mrs. Carrie Seats of Jacksonville Fla.,'who has been visiting Mrs. J. C. Robinson for the past two mon ths, became critically 111 on Sat urday and was carried to Columbia Si C. where she would receive hos pital treatment She was accom panied there by Mrs. Robinson and a nurse, Miss Eva Torrans. Mrs.. Seats has a sister and other rela tives living in Columbia. , Mrs. U. L, Robinson and Mrs. JNeil ianner of Fayetteville were guests of Mrs. Claude Best several days last week. - CiipS.i Mesdames Annie H. Cox, , Ralph Honeycutt of Norfolk, Va., and James Avent of Rocky Mount are spending several days in town. Mrs. , W. Hobbs is vUlting re latives in Clinton wis week. .. Mr. and Mrs. Jonn H. Land of Chadboum were visitors in the home of Mrs, J. Tn Gresham, Sr. Sunday.' . . '!iv;-i,f-v.'; Mr, Ed. Frasena and ' son, Billy of Raleigh were guests of Mrs. Her bert Middleton Tuesday and Wed- pesday.-"b(V'" W'-' ..'' ' V'? Miss Mary Francis Matthis spent several; days in Suffolk, Va.; last weekv--V.'..K;:,:v:y.v;: Mr. Claude Best and sons, Bur- bank and Carroll spent Monday In Fairmont - s-v;-.r .pivwz,ii: Mrs, B. C. Sheffield and Messrs Bill and Charlie Sheffield and Mor ris Holt Jordan spent Thursday at Carolina Beach. . a ' ,.; Miss Margaret McGowan has re turned from E. C. T. C Greenville where she attended Summer School Mrs. Carrie Peele, returned home Sunday from an extended visit to her daughter in Piedmont, S. C Mrs.. Walter Rockley ;- of Rose Hill was a visitor in the home of Mrs. J. D. Herring Saturday. Mrs. R. E. L. Wheless is spend ing this week In Smithfeld visit ing relatives. . 1 Mrs. p. H. Teachey of, Rose HU1 was the guest Tuesday of her sta ter Mrs. B. C. Sheffield. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hall had as their guests over the week end, Mr. and Mrs. C. a Powell and their daughter, Miss Betty Jo Powell of Clarksburg West Ya. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gorham of Washington, D. C. were guests of Mesdames J, K. ) Williamson and G. G, Best Monday. Mrs. Gorham was formerly Miss Elolse Herring, the daughter of Mr.: and Mrs. O. W Jlerring of Rocky Mount ; . M Mrs. Robert Herring and little daughter, Bobby Jean are spend ing several days in Klnston with Mrs. Herring's sister,. Mrs. Best Mrs. Best will return home with her for a visit , t Rev. and Mrs. R, .. Foster at tended a special service held at Ingold Sunday evening. , Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Surratt and their daughter, Miss Edith Surratt were visitors to Goldsboro Tues day. Mrs. A. L. Cavenaugh and Miss Jenny QuinA Cavenaugh were visi tors to Klnston 'several days this week. . Rev. D, L. Woodward and son Walter Woodward left ;; Tuesday morning for their,., home Id i- Grange, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Humphrey and family spent the. weak end at Carolina Beach, at the Cottage of Mr. Humphr-s father, Mr. B. B. Humphrey. , i i I k l Miss Bessie Qulnn returned frorp Georgia on Saturday and laft Sun day for Wilson where she is em ployed In the Watson Warehouse as bookkeeper. 'm )-i:Ail:-Sfv- i 1 ' ' .' i".." f- WlU Rogers and Wiley Post die in plane crash lh Alaska. -Jcial to Times) ' V .:'.!, Aug. 28th. '. Last Mu j t ( the beginning of Ow foi'i i wo it of what is acknow lc ' 1 to be the greatest market- In? t m in the history of the WhiWv;.:a tobacco market and Jut', ii jt from the amount of tobac co that fcas been brought to this market on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday this fourth week will be the banner one of a record breaking: season. It will .be. bigger from a poundage standpoint than the previous week When 3,000,148 pounds of tobacco was sold and with the market higher than it was on opening day it will also.be grea ter from the price : standpoint When sales close at 6:00 o'clock Friday afternoon 16,000,000 pounds will have been sold here, and tq those growers who have so wisely selected Whiteville as the place to sell their tobacco . . , they will have received nearly two and a half million dollars. . k ' , v i ' i ' : S ' : 1 '': ; : ' : :- This treat increase over1, last years sales is not due altogether to a larger crop, but more than any other one thing, to the large hum. ber of new patrons that have been attracted by the high prices that are being paid here. Last week several new counties were added to the list of those who have sent tobacco here since opening week. Several loads were on the floors from Guilford and Rockingham,.,. 200 miles away. Moore, Nash, Gran villa, Franklin, Wake, Lee, Harnett, ones, Lenoir, Greene, Wayne, Johnston, Hoke, Cumberland, Dup lin,-; Pender, Sampson, . Craven, Brunswick; New Hanover, Colum bus, Bladen, Robeson, and Onslow are other North Carolina Counties that have patronized the Whiteville market ', while Horry, Berkiy, Wil liamsburg, and Dorchester are a mong the South Carolina Counties that have sent tobacco here. Dur ing the fifteen marketing days of the present season, Including Wed nesday of this week, approximately 8.600.000 pounds of the leaf has been sold in Whiteville,. It is Im possible to determine the average price that has been paid, however many growers who have sold on other markets are coming here and these men state without hesitation that the Whiteville market la pay ing higher prices, grade by grade, than any they have sold on. White ville has not reported any unbelie veable averages for any one parti cular day. Instead this market has been stable i and eonsistent with little variation in prices except for a strong upward trend since open ing day, bringing them up to what local tobacconists believe is their high ' peak.. Stability In prices means most to the farmer and to-, bacco growers can always feel con fident of getting the top market price every day of the week when he sells in Whiteville. . 1 1 '." '"' w v : Sarecta News ) . The Thomas Bros and Exa Houston entertained a stag party at Mr. Wells Thomas,' tobacco barn last- Wednesday night. The menu consisted of barbecue chicken, fried chicken, stewed chicken, pies,' cak es, watermelons and Ice tea. Those in attendance were: Judge Blanton, Robert Dail. Slim ' Dail, Rudolph Dail, R. V. Wells, Jr., Leslie Wil liams, Norwood Boney, Clen Al dridge, Mr. Brock, Dr. Gooding, Ed Houston, uncle Thomas, Roy Tho mas, Jesper Thomas, E. D. Thomas, Frank Mercer and Frank Mercer, Jr., Raymond Mercer, R. Lanier, Dr. Lanier. ' - ;' Mr. C P. Haskins has just re turned from . Enfield where r he spent the week with his family. Mr. Weils Thomas, Mr. Frank Mercer Jr., and families spent last Thursday at White Lake. They reported a good trip - Mr. Lonle Stroud was a business caller In our village last week. Mr. John Gurganious. Jr of Enfield- is spending the week with Harry Williams. ' ' " . ' Miss Sybil SwindeU and Mr. Paul Ingram were BeulavlUe' visi tors Thursday night ' - Mr. Prentice Garris spent Sun day with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. C K. Garris. - i t ' ) - 1 Mrs. Ella Smith visited ' Mrs. Rosco Potter Sunday evening, i Mr. Earl Thomas spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. D. . Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. . Herman MlUer spent Sunday evening with Mr, A Mrs. C. D. Thomas. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The undersigned, having this day qualified as administrator of the Estate of, Sarah Alphin, deceased, notice Is hereby given to all per sons having claims against said es tate to file them with said admin Istrator within one year from this date or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. - , All persons indebted to said es tate will please, make immdelate settlemen. v'fiy' ;v -.;','-;' This the 19th day 'of August 1985., m:-:: r ' c c ivey, ' - Administrator of the Estate oi Sarah Alphin. Robert C. Wells, Afy. . 10-S-C5-et B. C. V. v:'Fric;:J. Ncvs Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jont.s of Kerr visited her sister , Mrs. Kit Jones Saturday.'"; ' '.- 'v.1 . Mr. and Mrs. Royland Gayneous spent Friday night with Mrs. Gay neous parents, Mr. and Mrs. Coun eel Beasley. .,( Nora Lee Bowden of Mt. Olive was the guest of Gladys Brock last week. , J Mr. and . Mrs. Ernest Flowers of Mt Olive spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Johnle James, , Miss Emma Pridgen spent the week end with Miss Mary Swinson. Mr. Ben Brock was a visitor in Mt Olive Saturday night Everybody that attended : the pie party at Friendship Saturday nignt enjoyed it very much. 7 , Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Stokes and Mrs. Ben Swinson and ' Mildred were the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Pridgen Sunday. , Mrs. Emma Summerlin of Sum- merlin Cross Road spent a . few1 aays last week with Mrs. Bedie James, who is still on the sick listf-v.iu The many friends of' Mr. Hess MiUer were sorry to hear of his death, last Thursday. , Bankers suggest a out In interest on postal savings. ; A ' ' " ' : '' ( 'fThe Whiteville market has not advertised any. es- lV pecially hijrh averacre for anv one Particular dav . ; vwhat Whiteville t . marKet wneremgn prices are paid every day m the week. - , You may sell on Monday or you may sell on Friday . V. , i f ; no matter which day of the week you choose you are al-J , ways assured of the highest price that strong buying v; . t , competition offers when you sell in Whiteville. - ' , w w i j a Llz7Q Dq!!?3 for Yc::r C;:lhvG The Mission Circle will meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Jim Outlaw. Mrs. Elizabeth Outlaw will be assistant hostess. All members are urged to be present. Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Flowers of Mt Olive, Mrs. ' Lewis Homan, Washine-ton. D. C, R. P. Flowers of PhUadelphia, Pa. were' visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J: H. Parker Saturday afternoon. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Outlaw and children spent Sunday : afternoon with relatives at Seven Springs. Misses Marie Bizzle, Blancho and Patience Sutton spent the week end with Miss Annie Evelyn Nunn in Goldsboro, 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Outlaw of Mt Olive were visitors here Sun day afternoon. . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mewbom of Savannah, Ga., ' are here for a weeks visit with relatives, f , v Mr. and Mrs. Roebuck Grant of Casey's Chapel and Eugene Hardy of Florida were. Sunday' visitors here, i ' Mr. and Mrs. Horace Piner spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lonnle Outlaw near Snow Hill, Duplin. v ! Little Myra Joe Maxwell of La Grange has been visiting her grand parents Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Max 1 is advertising is a XTTE-ZSESS DUYEE1S QEJSZlirnKS FACILITHEO Crutchf ields Warehouse Farmers Warehouse V; Leas f Warehouse . : Nelsons Warehouse Star Warehouse ! Tuples W arehouse in -J V j h s i. Drid:;j i well. V , . Mft and Mrs. Peter V Newport News, Va., Is this week with the lutt. , Mrs. Fred Grady and o tives. Mrs. W. J, Grady of Alb, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Smith. : . Miss Margaret Outlaw of I was a Sunday visitor here. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parker : children spent -Friday at V. Lake. , i, " . V . . : Quite a number of the farmer; are on the tobacco, markets tlu j week. - Italy bars all peace talk an.l Europe is apprehensive, . - ' Borah's lead rises in Lucas poll on Republican nomination.- - " i Oil shortage' In United States predicted in five to eight years. British seek consult U. S. on the Ethiopian situation. " - Italian war plan ends British dominance in Mediterranean. stable, consistent ; -' r V k I ST", gpr- Tc!:: 1 i s