North Carolina Newspapers

HnESPAY, MAY 8, 193 MRS. WARREN .! HiS BALDWIN HONORED ! K, Amanda Baldwin, of ^Bon. whose marriage is to | ^Hplace on June first to the I ^ William F. Hancock of i was entertained at a mis^Heous shower at the lovely j Hof Mrs. J. D. Johnson, of I - May house was decorated with j bowls of roses and flocks, ^Bng out the color scheme of j ^End white. The guests were j ^Eo write their advice to the using the letters of the full name at the begin nf each sentence. The ad ^Ras put in a book form and 1 ^Eted to the bride. H' J. P. Johnson, hostess, j H the wedding march as lit- i Hois Dean Coleman came in' ^Ei as a bride with Yolanda ;; ^Rohnson carrying the train. | H little ?irls &ave 1116 bride! Hr.us of pink and white ribHvith directions to the treas^Eunt. which finally led her|' ^E the yard under the mag Etree and there at the foot He rainbow a number of useHid lovely gifts were found. mBaldwin was directed into | lining room and there the were opened. ' H J. D. Johnson was assisH, Mrs. Frank Johnson and ^ Fred Edwards in serving a H?us salad course with sand- ' Hs and ice tea. Guests pres^Ecluded Miss Amanda Bald-}' ^Jhonoree, Miss Lois Cooper, ^Lmes G. G. Lewis, Fred EdH Henry Maultsby, O. C. ' ^Eor.. Frank Johnson, J. P. 1 H. Henry Galloway, H. W. ' ^Eions. 0. G. Coleman, Frank H and J. E. Gilbert. |, K Baldwin is a former tea- j m, the Bolivia school of this ^E- and she has many friends,1 Hs section who will be inter- j to know of her coming ICC DAXCE ] H recreation hall of the local jH camp was the scene of a ^E dance last Friday evening, i1 m was furnished by Lane's ^Estra of Wilmington and Miss P jH Bab Stailey was the featur ^Realist. The dance was atten-1 ^Ry a large crowd from South-1 Hand other nearby towns. The ; * Hs are held about once a jHh by the camp officers. j1 icrsoiwl H J J. Loughlin spent last ^^Rend with her son, Mr. Joe1 fHklir.. and attended the com- < iHement exercises and gradu- 1 of her grand daughter, Miss ' rHn Loughlin. rH iH5 Albert Loughlin spent. < Hencement week with Mrs. He Watson. - ^ Ks Pauline Chadwick has < ' visiting Mrs. S. B. Frink the,] H . Hss Ella Chadwick has a po-' Hi as nurse in the Duke Hos-. 'H at Durham. ^^vs. \V. B. Wade has been ill!' Her home in Southport. ^Vnk St. George is back at i1 , B on the Henry Bacon, which'1 Hationed near Orton. Heses Ar.nie Mae Woodside, .^paret Parkhill and Mrs. An-! HO. Robinson spent the day in : [Hungton shopping Thursday. ' also motored to Greenfield . B and reported much improveH in beauty there. Htker Howey, who has been ! H his home in Southport went Hhe Marine Hospital in NorI Thursday for observation. 1 Eleanor Howey accompanied ' B to the hospital and returned D ' and Mrs. A. H. Marshall I Mrs Hattie Howey spent ^jsday in Wilmington. H and Mrs. Bert Holden and Charles Newton went shopB m Wilmington Thursday. ( j Hjhiey Veassey and Miss Sally w were visitors of Mr. and , Willie Dosher last Sunday. I B*T. w. Pridgen and Miss; i Bvr ^ Pndgen were visitors | . and Mrs. J. W. Ruark Tuesday. | and Mrs. Hubert Stone .. B 1daughter were guests of Mrs. j Ruark Tuesday. j ydarr.es Delmas Fulcher, j Davis, James Carr, J. W. and Miss Eleanor Carr were j I B?nlton shoppers Wednesday. | Hwarnes J. w. Ruark and J. | 15 E T y"""} AOOD, EDITOR G. Christia~i^~^"George~and Miss Marion St. George spent Thursday in Wilmington. Miss Alice Adkins of Wilmington spent the day in Southport Sunday visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crapon motored to Wilmington last Thursday on a business trip. Miss Beth Grimes has gone back to Whiteville to take her1 position which has been vacant for several weeks because of an accident that occurred in Whiteville. Miss Katherine Bragdon of the j Leland relief office is working | with Charlie Gause here. She is living with Mrs. Joe Young, Sr., at Brunswick Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Greer and, little son are moving in Mr. and [ Mrs. Carl Mangum's apartment j on Atlantic Avenue. m Robert Davis, of Southport, and j Stella Hewett, of Supply, went to Raleigh on business Friday. S. B. Frink spent last week-end here with his family. j Mrs. Joe Young, Jr., and Misses j Roma Moore, Beth Grimes and Elizabeth Gutherie of the White-! ville relief office were home this j week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith have as their guest Mrs. Holliday, who j attended the graduation of her | daughter, Miss Mary Holliday. Mrs. Proctor and Misses Wal- j lace and McRackan, of Whiteville, were in town on business Tues-1 day. Russell W. Richmond, of Providence, Rhode Island, the guest of [ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ruark, for the | r>nct u'ccli Vina rpturned home. Among the visitors in Wiiming-1 ton Saturday were Mesdames J. j W. Ruark, Willing, Mabel Marran and daughter, Miss Victoria Marram Mrs. Robert Jones has been i cleaning and improving her cot-; tage at Caswell Beach, getting1 ready for the summer. Howard Hawes, of Brooklyn N. Y? is visiting his cousin. Mrs. [ Roger Riggan. Mrs. Jasper Russ, wife of sher-; iff Russ, of Shallotte, was a visitor in town Saturday. O. A. Lewis, prominent farmer sf the Bolivia section, was a visitor in town one day last week. . Lewis Hardie, local fish and shrimp dealer, is now buying and j shipping from Georgetown, S. C. | | Capt. Charles Christigen, of the | Coast Guard Cuter, Naugatuck, is j expected back this week from a' fisit with his family in New j Fork City. Capt. Tom Sellers, an old Southport resident now living in Wilmington and a member of the Cape Fear Pilot Association, was m TtiaitAr Qfl tlirHft V THE STATE I Social Calendar WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 3:30 P. M. Hospital Auxiliary will meet at the Brunswick County Hospital. 8:00 P. M. Millionaires Club will meet with Mr. L. T. Yaskell. FRIDAY, MAY 10 3:00 P. M. Regular Friday afternoon club will be entertained by Mrs. J. W. Ruark. 3:00 P. M. The F. F. Club will meet with Mrs. R. B. Morse. 7:30 P. M. Boy Scouts will meet in the scout room in the Army and Navy building. MONDAY, MAY 13 2:30 P. M. Mrs. H. T. St. George will entertain the Pinochle Club. 7:30 P. M. Sea Scouts hold their regular meeting over Pic an Pae Store. TUESDAY, MAY 14 7:30 P. M. The Girls Scouts will hold their regular meeting in the scout room. BIRTHDAY DINNER A surprise birthday dinner was given Friday in honor of Miss Lucy Ann Caison on her seventyninth birthday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. A. Phelps,, near Bolivia. Dinner was served at one | o'clock, observing the hour of! Mrs. Caison's birth. A large birthday cake bearing seventy-nine candles graced the center of the dining table. Mrs. Caison has one living child, Mrs. M. A. Phelps, of Bolivia, two grandchildren, Mrs. W. D. Hewett, of Wilmington, and Mr. Lee W. Phelps, of Ash, two great grand children, Charles and Clarence Phelps, all of whom were present at the dinner. Rev. and Mrs. Dan Stanley, of Wilmington, were also guests at the dinner. ' EGG ROLLING Miss Maiy Sentelle Tate, niece of Mrs. L. J. Dawkins, went to the egg rolling given on the white House lawn in Washington, Easter. She was greatly thrilled over being able to shake hands with Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt. PINOCHLE CLUB ENTERTAINED Mrs. J. W. Jelks delightfully entertained the members of the Pinochle Club at her home last Monday. After several progressions of Pinochle, Mrs. Jelks served delicious strawberries, cream, chocolate cake and tea. 1 aUUUipUlL ViOltvy* J. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dve, of Wilmington, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. Dye is their daughter. Subscribe for The State Port! Pilot?$1,50 per year. * * ? ? WSStrm J. B. Ru Southpor , i PORT PILOT, SOUTHPORT, won the prizes. Strawberry short cake and tea were enjoyed by all present. F. F. CD LB ENTERTAINED The members of the F. F. Club were entertained by Mrs. C. A. Ruark Friday afternoon. The living room and dining room were artistically decorated with home grown flowers, carrying out the color scheme of pink and yellow. The center piece on the dining table was of yellow daisies. Mrs. Robert St. George was a special guest of the club. Others present were: Mesdames W. G. Butler, F. M. Niernsee, George Watson, I. B. Bussels, and Annie | K. Vitou. Strawberry short cake and ice i tea were served. SHOWER AIRS. MOORE Mrs. S. B. Frink surprised Mrs. Boyd Moore, who has just an-1 nounced her marriage of last Oc-1 tober, with a miscellaneous show- j er last Wednesday night. Games and contests were enjoyed, Mesdames Lanier Furpless! and James Carr winning prizes, j Mrs. Moore received many pretty and useful gifts. Mrs. Frink served cake and j punch. DINNER PARTY Mrs. Verogue Colburn, of New j York, entertained the F. F. Club j and Mrs. Annie Fergusen at a dinner at the Cape Fear Hotel in Wilmington last Wednesday at j one o'clock. After the most en- j joyable dinner Miss Colburn took , her guests to see "Gold Diggers of 1935," at the Carolina theatre. J Enjoying the hospitality of Miss Colburn were: Mesdames; Annie Ferguson, Rob Moore, I. B. Bussels, W. G. Butler, George Watson, Cronly Ruark and Annie K. Vitou. WILLING-CARR Of interest to many friends was the quiet wedding of Miss Elea-1 nor Carr to Fred Willing last Thursday at 10:30 o'clock in the i Methodist church of Southport,! Rev. Jones officiating. Mrs. Willing is the attractive! daughter of Mrs. Tom Carr and the late Mr. Tom Carr, one of! the oldest families of Southport. Mr. Willing, a promising young citizen of Southport, came here a few years ago and is now a Pilot in the local association. Those present at the wedding were: Mesdames W. D. Davis and Delmas Fulcher, Mips Augusta Davis and Messrs 1. B. Bussels and Robert Willing. HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. H. T. St. George was a charming hostess to the regular Friday afternoon bridge club. pEROS I| brings Pi .rht .. * 6 Ballon tank hold* enough keroueme for week or more BP No mooing part* to emu* noiM* or wear L__m o Temperature regulator *petd* fronting Ellis A Mrs. J. W. Ruark made high score and received a set of useful score pads and tallies. Those present were: Mesdames L. T. Yaskell, J. W. Jelks, J. W. Thompson, W. D. Davis, J. G. Christian, J. W. Ruark and Dave Davis. RELIEF WORKERS CHANGED The relief workers of this section have been changed. Miss Louise Marks was sent to Iceland and Miss Frances Mercer was sent to Shallotte. Miss Rebecca Reid has been placed in Southport as case worker. Miss McQueen, of Rowland, is also with the Southport relief office. MISS MARRAN HOSTESS Miss Victoria Marran was hostess at an entertaining party Thursday night in the home of her mother, Mrs. Mabel Marran. Flowers added to the attractiveness of the living room. Those present included: Misses Victoria Marran, Elsie Styron, Gwendolyn St George, Nancy Hood and Mercedes Watts and Mesdames William Wells and Elizabeth Gilbert. Miss Victoria Marran and Miss Elsie Styron I I I I Cnvrrk D javc uuui me&Money , Shopping At Our STORE nil line of Fresh Fruits Vegetables at all times, can fill all your grocery needs t DELIVERY SERVICE PHONE 57 ark Co. t, N. C. . T T , NORTH CAROLINA 'Mrs. J. W. Jelks won high score t and received a pretty vase. Mrs. f H. W. Hood cut the consolation j and received a useful gift. Others [ present were: Mesdames J. W. | Ruark, L. T. Yaskell, Bennett\8 Willis, M. A. Northrop, H. C. t Corlette and Dave Davis. ( Mrs. St. George served cocoa- 0 nut pie and ice tea. e t WOMAN'S CLUB On the third Wednesday of the c month, May 15th, Mrs. I. B. Bussels will give an interesting program at the Woman's Club meeting on Moods in Music. A ^ large crowd is expected for this [ a musical program. L It MILLIONAIRES CLUB MEETS The Millionaires Club met last week with Mr. William Wells at his home on Atlantic Avenue. A number of progressions of bridge ! c were played, Richard Brendie and Thomas St. George win- f ning high score prizes. I j Mr. Wells served ice cream, j mixed cakes, milk and iced tea. j , All guests enjoyed the evening. 1 I MICHIGAN CLUB MEETS An interesting game of Michigan was enjoyed by a number ^ of the ladies of the town on Fri- j _ day afternoon at the home of r Mrs. J. N. Daniel on Nash Street. Mrs. Mabel Marran had the most! : chips at the end of the afternoon. I Mrs. Daniel served congealed fruit salad, saltines and tea. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Born to Mr. and Mrs. Smith on Sunday morning, May 5, a daughter. Mr. Smith is stationed on! the coast guard cutter, the Nau-1 gatuck. BUSINESS VISITOR Joe Lennon of the Supply sec- j tion was a Southport business j visitor Saturday. Mr. Lennon is [ one of the most successful farmers in Brunswick county. He is a I member of the school board of Southport high school and is a former member of the Brunswick ' County board of trustees. Seven of his children have graduated i from Southport high school, four I of them since L. J. Dawkins has | been principal. SEND IN NEWS News from all sections of Brunswick county will be welcomed by the editor of ] The Pilot. Mail accounts of marriages, births, deaths, parties, church activities, etc. The State Port Pilot is a county newspaper and we want to carry all the county j news. ATTEND GAMES A number of baseball fans in j' ' "7* v " k ENE-0PERA1 MODERN Cll jl lis* ' ' i Ytyy'yyy Jfig i NO MATTER where which is ( you live, you can now air.Electi enjoy every advantage that i has made Electrolux the SiteK finest refrigerator for city on homes and apartments. This rural Electrolux operates on ^ ' kerosene... brings you per- ux feet refrigeration, plenty of a a| ice cubes, day in and day movmK P out, with practically no at- Dent ? en tention. aaweU; a pairs, for Amazingly Low Cost move car : to Run! Moi And just think! A five-gall Ion filling of kerosene runs picture tl this ideal modern refriger ator in y ator for a week or more! Owners report their Elee- 1Can *? . . . , created il trotux running for little more than a day. SLn. No Moving Parte... , cubes, Eli No Water. licious di Tbesecret of tbe Electrolur's '""lre famous economy is its utter Nou 1 simplicity. Electrolux operates without a single mov- ^ ing part! The heat from a wickless glow-type burner Rememb circulates the refrigerant, Electrolu fears Han Whiteville, N< V Familiet ____ FREE?write for tti er, the Kerosene trated booklet on lie ? x is the same is EUctrolux. dware Coi >rth Carolina his section attended the night' tl fames in Wilmington last week. a FATHER DIES | el Robert F. Plaxco, local man- P .ger of the Brunswick Naviga- j ^ ion Company, was called to|fl Clover, S. C., Wednesday night oi wing to the death of his fathr, who had been ill for some M ime. I in The sympathy of the many lo-1 al friends go out to Mr. Plaxco. j J VARIETY OF FISH Quite a quantity of trout, both lack and yellow fin, sea bass nd blue wish are being brought j ol r? by local fishermen. Right at j tc his time the prices are very low. C Si MAKES BIG HAUL w Capt. J. B. Church in his fish j teamer "John M. Morehead", hs aught two hundred forty-thous- cc nd menhaden fish for the local tti actory Friday. The fishing is | hi list starting. I ot 'tc Jmprovements At j0' Caswell Beach |g? A number of improvements are i tt eing made at Caswell Beach, j Ii irunswick County's only beach j yi esort. C. E. Gause has doubled I aj i 5 = We Welcc ONE AN TO OUR ! We give you quality oz's. to the pound at p average. 241b GOOD FLOUR 48 lb GOOD FLOUR 48 lb FLAKE WHITE L^ 501b PURE LARD 100 lb Bag Best MIDDL] $1.00 Wampoles Cod Ln $1.00 Wine of Cardui .. 25c pkg. Black Draught These prices are on we have. Give us a call a YOUR TRADE A I Garrell E Wolesale an WHITEVILL J. F. GARRI L ? ~ rED ELECTA [ . - mA [v REFRIGERj ooled by ordinary fr I olux uses no water. and Saves gB Repairs! B limplicity of Elec- fleffiiH rings you other ;es! Absence of irts means perms- H ce. And it means, B real saving on re ' 1 EmENm B parts tuat uu uw 05535K?KS3 lern Living Rjefapjjq It* Finest gf|pPp ds modem refriger- j|j?jL?Lj our home! A mermen themselves I beauty into any J| And besides periteration and ice ictrolux freezes de- EsSHm saerts, helps you lpting crisp salads. every important respe ? . ., beautiful refrigerators Enjoyed by u? in 500,000fiue cil a no (too FIVE ie size of his cottage and Mr. nd Mrs. Coleman, beach managrs, are building a new dance avilion. A new light plant is also betg installed and power will be irnished several of the cottages i the beach. This is the second year that Ir. and Mrs. Coleman have been t charge of the beach. 7our Tank Ships In A Single Day Four tankers, loaded with gasine and consigned to Wilmingin for distribution over North arolina, passed through the suthport harbor in one day last eek. One large ship anchored in the irbor Wednesday night before intinuing her trip up the river ie following morning. Hardly id she dropped anchor when aniher huge ship, on her way out i sea, passed close to the bluff rerlooking the harbor. Texas seeded ribbon cane gave )od results in Caoarrus coumy lis season as an ensilage crop, i one demonstration, the cane elded four times as much sil;e as did corn. >me You 1 D ALL 5TORE merchandise with 16 rices lower than the 85c I $1.68 I ^RD $6.25 llll $7.75 r [NGS $1.85 |||j rer Oil 75c |||| 75c 15c lip ly a sample of what nd see for yourself. APPRECIATED brothers d Retail E, N. C. ^LL, Mgr. llll i j npany