FOUR
' Person? i
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hardy
have returned from a business
trip to Florida.
Miss Roma Moore. Mrs. Joe
Young and Mr. Ed Daniels were
Southport visitors last week-end.
Mr. Frank St. George, who is
stationed in Wilmington, spent
the week-end with his family.
Mr. Roy Lisle was the guest
of Mr. Ike Robinson last week. I
Miss Dothy Robinson, of Raleigh,
spent last week-end at |
home with her parents, Mr. and I
Mrs. Doctor Robinson.
Mrs. Willie Dosher spent the
past week-end in Selma.
Messrs. Curtis Cox and Rufus (
Dosher spent the past week-end
visiting friends in Edgecomb
county.
Little Jack Newton, of Charlotte,
has returned home after a
three weeks stav with his grand
mother, Mrs. J. R. Newton.
Miss Julia Bridgers and Mr.
Morris Baldwin, of Whiteville,
were Sunday visitors cf Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Newton.
Mr. Julius Peeler, of Asheville,
spent last Sunday in Southport.
Mrs. B. L. Branch and Mrs. M.
Jackins and children came last j,
week to spend a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones. They
have taken an apartment in the 13
Weeks home for the summer. j,
Mr and Mrs. Horace Glover [ 1
and daughter, Mrs. Harry Phelps . (
and Mrs. J. M. Boyette spent;,
last week-end at home. Mrs-j,
Phelps and Mrs. Boyette are stay- j
ing at their old home place on i
Bav Street for the summer. .
Eastern Star guests Monday ,
night for initiation included: Mr.
and Mrs. Powell and Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick, of Wilmington. ]
Mr. and Mrs. Powell and Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick, of Wilmington, ,
were dinner guests of Dr. and (
Mrs J. A. Dosher Monday night. ]
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Netch
were Wilmington shoppers Wednesday
afternoon. , 1
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Moore j
spent a few days last week in ,
Waccamaw. While there Mrs. j
Moore attended a shower given
for her niece, Miss Mildred Chancey.
who is to be married on ^
JUMr. Whit Ruark, of Chicago, ,
HI., visited his mother, Mrs. Jim- (
mie Ruark, the past week. ,
Many local people enjoyed -he
picture at the Carolina theatre
Tuesday, including Mesdames H., (
T. St. George, Mabel Marran, ,
t! Yaskell, Claude Willing, Rob-,.
ert Ruark, Cronly Ruark, R. LJones.
J. A. Dosher, Carey Reece i
and Miss Mae Garrett.
The following enjoyed the pic- j
ture in Wilmington Friday night: .
Mr. and Mrs. Lanier Furpless. ,
Miss Catherine Bragdon. Miss
Victoria Marran and Mr. William
JeMr.nSand Mrs. Lanier Furpless
were business visitors in Wilmington
Friday.
Miss Mary Catherine Northrop,
and Miss Marjorie O'Daniel spent
last week-end in Charlotte visi ing
Miss O'Daniel's grandmother.
Mr. Price Furpless and Maxie
Cooker were in Wilmington on j
business Thursday. ,
Mr. F. E. Galloway, of Bolivia, I
was a business visitor in town
Monday. He also stayed and en-,
joyed supper with his son, Mr. ^
Adrian Galloway, and sister, Mrs.
Doctor Robinson.
Tuesday brought guests from a
distance. Mrs. T. H. Hayes, of j
Brooklyn, N. Y.. and Mrs. K.
Hayes, of Providence, R. L, are,
visiting Mr. W. J. Hayes at old
Brunswick.
Mrs. Carlton Liverman is visit-1
ing her sister, Mrs. J. J. Gar-,
rett, for a short time.
Master Jimmie Weathers, of
Goldsboro, spent last week-end j
with Master Donald St. George, j
who accompanied him home for
a short stay. j
Mr. Thomas Hunt and Mr.
Clarence Hall were visitors in I
Young Harris, Ga., for the last
ten days.
Mr. Gilbert Messick, who is
shrimping at Georgetown, visited
his wife last week-end.
Mrs. W. B. Wade, who has
been ill for sometime, is able to
be up again.
Engineer Magrath, of the Naugatuck,
has been transferred to
Norfolk. He moved his family
there last week.
Miss Lottie Mae Newton and
Mr. and Mrs. Brendle have just
finished repairing and painting
the interior of their home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ruark have
had their home newly decorated
with beautifully designed paper.
Members of the Junior League
of the Episcopal Church cleaned
and polished the brass on the altar
last week.
Mr. Malcom had the misfortune
of sticking a nail in his foot a
few days ago. It is healing nicely
Mr. Charles Hewett came last
Thursday from Morehead City to
spend several days with his wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner are
here repairing tiieir house on the
water front and will spend this
summer in Southport.
Miss Elizabeth Pridgen and
Miss Ida Lee Reynolds, of Delco,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
?
Mrs. J. W. Ruark. They were on homi
j their way back from Myrtle Spen
Beach, where they visited for j (
some time. !and
Visitors in Wilmington Thurs- jweeJ
day included Mrs. James Carr, j
Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert and Miss :. '
i Carrie Harker. !.. .
Mrs. Adrie Dallas of Tampa,
Fla. is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Arnold, for a few .
j weeks. Mfn.
Mrs. Roy Robinson and daughter
of Wilmington are spending arg ;
the summer at the Grimes House.
Mr. Joe Home of Wilmington ^
was a business visitor in South- jjaye
port Monday. Heat
Mr. C. A. Bray of Greensboro ^
spent a few days in Southport j .
last week on business.
The Coughenours, who have i =
spent the past several days at |. y
the Grimes House, left Monday J *
for their home in Salisbury. j (
Miss Elizabeth Taylor left1 j !
Tuesday for Akron, Ohio, where )
she will visit relatives for the ) (
remainder of the summer. J
); 1
Shallotte News J j
(By Miss Annie Mae Holmes) jE
R. D. White. Jr.. son of Mr. ) j ?
and Mrs. R. D. White, Is home ! (
for the summer sifter attending ! (
school in the western part of the (
state the past year. j '
Xew Fixtures !
Mr. Bellman, sales promotion ) ( ?
representative of a Richmond I!
mercantile concern, is engaged ! ( ^
this week putting in new cases !
ind display fixtures for the! !
Shallotte Trading Company. Hob- !
son Kirby, owner of the store, ) ( I'
las been making improvements ! !
from week to week, and is meet- ) '
ng with a good volume of busi- I !
less. j ^
Successful Revival '!
The revival meeting at Chapel
Hill Baptist Church is still in j!
irogress this week. Young Rev. | S
rheodore Newton, wno is con-1 ? ?
Jucting the meetings, is well X
iked by his hearers. t?
At Summer School j > > F
Rev. R. N. Fitts, accompanied j i. H
ay his daughter, Rena, left for j 11
Durham the first of the week |. .
vhere Mr. Fitts will be in school U j ?
"or several days. U j
In Hospital j j
The nine-year-old daughter of ij j
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pierce j j
vas taken to the hospital in j j "
Southport by Dr. Goley for an ?i
ippendix operation Monday afterloon.
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Is Recovering
Friends and relatives here of |
Charlie Arnold, CCC employee, j j?
are glad to learn that he is do-!
ing nicely after an appendix ope- j
ration at the Brunswick County j isi
Hospital last week. j J?
Condition Improving
Elton, little son of Mr. and | ^?5
Mrs. Joe Cheers, who is making
his home with Mrs. Florence j?
Chadwick here, is reported im- "W.
proving after being quite ill for
the past several days.
Opens Office j J?
Dr. W. Ross Davis, popular j
dental surgeon of Whiteville, is
spending several weeks here |
while workmen are engaged in | J?
remodeling his office building. [ ?8
While here, he has opened an |
office in Dr. Goley's drug store, I
which no doubt will meet with jjS
much approval by people of this i 3?
section in need of dental treat-'
ment. 4? (
Miss Oleta Clemmons, of Supply,
is spending a while with I
Miss Mildred Williams, of Shal- j "$2
lotte. ! ^
Birthday Party ( ijPl
Master Homer Anderson of I
Shallotte Point celebrated his
ninth birthday, Saturday, June 8,
at the home of his parents. Many J?
guests were present. Games were j
nlftVPfl nnrt Hplipiniio rpfrfiohiyionta I ^
were served by his mother.
Friends of Mr. Norwood Orrell ^
Brooks, son of Mr. and Mrs. G.
E. Brooks, regret to learn that eg;
he is ill at his home at Sea Side, si)
His many friends wish him a
speedy recovery. J?
Coast News "M
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Jackson
and relatives of Charlotte are $?
spending two weeks at the club J?
house at Gause Landing. pi
Mrs. J. C. McEachern and Mrs.
Norwood Orrell, of Wilmington,
visited relatives at Sea Side dur- J?
ing the week-end. They were accompanied
home by Miss Frances "^9
Brooks, who has accepted a tern- sl|
porary position at the Atlantic J?
Coast Line office. 3?
Mr. D. W. Sabiston, Jr., spent
the week-end with his wife at rja .
Gause Landing. Mr. Sabiston is J{| A
employed by the U. S. E. D. at
McClellansville, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Register -^?1
have moved to Wrightsboro after
living at the Knox farm for two Jgj
years. Mr. Register has been in ?2
charge of a 40-acre bean crop
this season.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Floyd Jj?
and guest have returned home
after spending the week at their "!j?
cottage at Sea Side. ?& /
Misses Dottie and Lea Brown J?
and guest spent the week at the
Brown cottage at Gause Landing. "*3)
Mr. Floyd Inman, of the CCC
camp at Southport, spent the J?
| week-end with his father, who
is very ill at his home hei%.
Norwood Brooks has returned
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THE STATE PORT PI
2 from Wilmington where he
t a few days.
r. and Mrs. W. L. Batchlor,
family of Aberdeen spent the
i at the Seaside cottage,
my people are coming down
le sea shore to hook-and-line
Their catches are very good. |
Building Up
iuse Landing is rapidly build- )
up as a summer resort, j
y cottages have been erected
i and every summer there1
new ones. The place was for-!
y owned by the late Capt.1
J. Williamson. Those who)
cottages now are Rev.
h, of Graham, Mr. Wheeler,
/hiteville, Mr. Baird, of OxMr.
Chas. Floyd, of White*
THIS WJ
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CAROLINA
THEATRE
HURS.,-FRI.,-SAT.,
JUNE 13-14-15
WILL ROGERS
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IJOUDling i nomas
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JUNE 17-18-19
heir biggest musical hit
since "42nd Street"
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with
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[elen Morgan, Patsy Kelly
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LOT, SOUTHPORT, NORTi
ville; Mr. John Mastalerz, oi
Whiteville; Mr. W. W. Schulken
of Whiteville; Dr. Bridgers, oi
Bladenboro; Mr. R. C. Brown, ol
Fayetteville, The Rankin cottage
owned by A. H. Parker and th<
club house, owned by a numbei
of prominent cotton brokers fron
different points.
Recently a new drink stand has
been erected by Mrs. Mazell W
Sabiston, which enables the bathers
to refresh themselves. Man}
people visit the place during the
summer.
Many people of this section attended
the funeral of Mrs. R. L
Bland, who was buried at the
Pierce cemtery last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mastalerz,
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JUNE 14-15 J)
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Claire Trevor, Eugene Pal- j |
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Tom Brown in j j
"Black Sheep" >(
MONDAY and TUESDAY, j |
JUNE 17-18
One of 1935's Big Specials j j
"Oil For The Lamps i i
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Hutchison, Jean Muir and j
I.vIa Talhnt
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WED., and THURS., I (
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"Naughty Marietta" j j
with ! <
Jeanette MacDonald and ! (
Nelson Eddy ) I
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