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3, 1935 *, ETY | OOD, EDITOR I ? Social Calendar Thursday, October 24 3:00 p. m.?The Friday Bridge lub will meet. Friday, October 25 8:00 p. m.?The Live Oak j hapter of the Eastern Star will, ive a Hallowe'en party in the rmy and Navy Club building. MRS. DAVIS HOSTESS The members of the Friday .fternoon club were guests of Irs. W. D. Davis at the Miller j iotel. Mrs. J. W. Jelks won high j core at bridge and Mrs; J. D.: utton cut the consolation. Mrs. j . W. Ruark received a birthday I ift from the hostess. A delicious | alad course was served. Those present were: Mrs. Jelks, I Irs. Sutton. Mrs. H. T. St. j leorge, Mrs. J. W. Ruark, Mrs. 'rank St. George, Mrs. P. O. ! ?ggett, Mrs. M. A. Northrop, Irs. W. D. Davis and Mrs. H. I V. Hood. WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS Mrs. Cronley Ruark and Mrs. leorge Howey were hostesses to (le Woman's Club Wednesday af-1 ernoon at Mrs. Ruark's home. The rooms were artistically ecorated with mixed fall flowers, j ielicious refreshments were sered. Quite a number of the memers enjoyed the program given y Miss Margaret Parkhill on be birthday of the English Bible. BIRTHDAY PARTY Master Jimmie Sutton enterained a number of his friends t a birthday party Thursday afernoon at the home of his parnts. The living room and dining oom were attractively decorated nth fall flowers. Manv sifts were LvESDAY, OCTOBER 2 fsocfj I MRS. WARREN H< fj-irV KVTKRTAENED t\\eJr.csday evening the fa- I tf./xbers '1 the Waecamaw I ft fts dinner guests of the *fast Demonstration Club, j ft,-; room and gymnasion ' ffcomniurity Building were Ipr the occasion. I.-jests wore greeted in the Is-nr.: by Mrs. B. M. Craw- ^ f; Mrs. J. A. Purvis, after f ft the group filecJ in to the I fty:- dining tables. These' Macerated with linen covers Em- bowls of fall flowers as A [pieces. The menu included: i A Echicken, dressing, rice and ft ft vegetable salad, peas, pick- j si fijcu'.t. jello served with S ft^i cream and small cakes J ftott'ee g ftSe present were: Prinicpal s,* " Mr. I f 7 G Ray- Mr- John E' r MrS,f Mr. and Mrs. W. S. C "Misses NeH'e Allison, j * ULe'-non. Margaret Clark, Jackson. Christine Fields. Mers. BelleRawls. Arwyn V rveivn Wilson. Gertrude) 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. | fir. and Mrs. D. B. Long.; Id Mrs. J- A. Pums. Mr ,C lM; Cleve Long. Mr. and ; J .; Purvis. Mr. and Mrs. ftbson. Mr. and Mrs Parley Duval. Mr. and Mrs.,? Matthews. Mrs. Roland Sim- * Mrs Delia Smith, Mrs. v * Evans, Jesse Mary Joyce, I Purvis and Gilbert Craw- ? an were enjoyed following t jnuer after which guests each other a cordial good : ard retired to comment on | ojo.vable evening each had ^ t'' Reported , p.T. A. PROGRAMS e t program committee of the ^ Uport" Parent-Teacher Asso-, * dc met Tuesday evening in 1 r jrindpel's office and planned! following program for the ^ iitmber subject: Community, mnent books. (ember subject: The teacher, ^ leader of our children. try subject: The parent, ;L guardian of childhood. j fcruary subject: The child, ]r potential citizen. ; _ arch subject: Maladjustments ^ lens of insecurity. pnl subject: The cirriculum, j ?pani of child growth. I ij subject: Leisure time, res-1 Mlities. lese programs will be render- j ach first Thursday in the1 4 Officials are asking that1 1 be refreshments and a short1 n i period after each meeting. 11 Kb program more fully deped with the speakers of the son will be published one i a advance of each meeting. aim of this committee is km the program worthwhile serv one. ' Iw |o: F. F. CLUB PARTY s Annie K. Vitou was hos- j to her club Friday afternoon ; " borne on Bay Street. Miss ( Bronson. of Wilming-:. fc Mrs. T. H. Lindsey, of & were special guests. Mrs. was a member of the ' &ore moving to Raleigh. e' Peasant evening of remin-, ' ter was enjoyed. A delicious 'course was served. I. ' ?aests included. Miss Bron-, _ Lindsey. Mrs. Cronly' ' Mrs. \V. G. Butler, Mrs. Vl ^ 'A'atson and Mrs. R. B. s< IWSTAXT VISITORS i p?tendent Horace Grigg, I p Roberts, Lee Weathers ; I Iferje Lineberger, of Cleve-1 " P county, spent several days I j Ni in Southport on a fish- | Cosmetics i I Enhance your natI ,Jr&l charm by using I ^ finest beauty V9|j I % We are adding ?| 14 new line of nat- 9 J !?na 11 y advertised 1 I Emetics. Ask for I '0ur favorite line? I '* don't have it I will get it for * 1 Watson's E I SOUTHPOl eceived by the host. Games were enjoyed by the hildren. Ice cream and cake re re served. MRS. BUTLER HOSTESS Mrs. W. G. Butler entertained; 'riday night honoring Mrs. T. H. andsey, of Raleigh. Games and! ontests were enjoyed. Delicious! efreshments were served. Mrs. Lindsey, Miss Elizabeth Sronson, Mrs. R. B. More, Mrs. loward Sellers, Mrs. Annie K. ritou, Mrs. George Watson and Irs. Cronley Ruark, were guests. VISITORS HERE Postmaster Wilbur Dosher and .ouis Moore, Secretary of the toamber of Commerce of Willington were Saturday visitors 1 Southport. RETURNS TO WORK Asa Cox has resumed his duies as janitor of the courthouse, elieving Afton Smith, who filled fiis position while the former 'as recovering from the effects f a broken leg. 1st Citizen?Who is that old lan you are leading around blind>lded? 2nd Citizen?It's Rip Van Winle. He's just woke up out of is 20 years' sleep. We want him > get used to the women's styl3 gradually, so he won't drop ead. O. A. Costner of Lincoln counf has planted five acres of alilfa this fall and reports haresting the best lespedeza hay in ;veral seasons. checks / /? COLDS L* and ODD Liquid Tablets HEADACAES SalT? Hon Drop* in 30 minutes WHHHHHHHHHHHHM V f \ . { J \ ' ' . 1M $ j ( 'harmacy j! CT, N. C. ij *X)(KK*KKKKKKKX*i THE STATE F Personal' n? Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Durham, of Raleigh, spent last week-end with Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Bussels. lo pc Mr. and Mrs. Memory, of Whiteville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ike Davis Sunday. Lieutenant Capus, originally in hl charge of the local CCC camp, 111 now stationed at Lillington, was a Saturday visitor here. C Among those attending the pic- s ture in Wilmington Thursday were: Mr. C. A. Ledford, Miss Mae Ledford, Miss Lelah Parker, ni Miss Myrtle Taylor, Miss Julia K Cromartie and Miss Marion Wat- ^ son. TT Miss Sophia Hinton, the new *] first grade teacher, came Thurs- ei day and is boarding at Mrs. G. D. Robinson's. ... V Mrs. Joel Moore was a Wil- J mington shopper Thursday. Mrs. I. B. Bussels spent last a week in Raleigh visiting her sis- ? ter, Mrs. Baxter Durham. . ? Miss Julia Cromartie spent last week-end at her home in Garland. h e Mrs. L. T. Yaskell, Mrs. J. W. s Ruark, Miss Elsie Styron and ^ Miss Victoria Marran were Wil- * mington guests Wednesday. ? Mrs. Fred B. Leitzsey, of Wilmington, spent Thursday here. * w Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Lindsey, of Raleigh, visited friends here Fri- C day and Saturday. Mrs. Charles Plunkard is spen- t ding a few days in Morehead p City. f * c Mr. Fain Talleaferro spent last o week-end here. t ? c Mr. Pete Reynolds, of Fayette- n ville, was a business visitor here c last week-end. f c Mr. Hatch, who has been connected with the cooling plant, has h been moved to Raleigh. t t Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Pridgeon il and son, Woodruff, were Sunday c guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. tl Ruark. h 4 SAT I CH I The only c? VILB BE ON BISF ORT PILOT, SOUTHPOR1 Miss Roma Moore, of Fayettelle, was home last week-end. Miss Louise Marks was a busi-' :ss visitor in town Friday. " * " I Miss Francis Mercer, of Shal-1 tte, spent Saturday in South- j >rt. Mrs. R. M. Hawkins has reirned from Honolulu, where her Lisband has been stationed for lore th^n a year. * Mr. Richard Council of Atlantic ity visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles wan last week. Mr. J. Berg, Mr. H. M. Shanon, Mr. C. T. Stevens and Mr. [. W. Hood were business visi>rs in Fayetteville Thursday. Mr. J. W. Ruark and Mr. R. 7. Davis spent Thursday in Raligh attending a lawyers meeting. Miss Elizabeth Pridgeon spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. . W. Ruark. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonld, of Wilmington, were Sunday uests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. luark. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Livingston ad as their guests for the weeknd, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Baringer, lr., of Buras, La., Mr. and Mrs. l. B. Weeks and daughters, lary Joyce and Blanch Mazelle, f Wilmington. Mr. William McAuley was a iouthport visitor during the reek-end. )UTSTANDING BIT OF SOCIAL WORK (Continued from page one) his matter, going from person to lerson in her efforts to secure unds. This department communiated with Dr. Fay, eye specialist f Wilmington who readily agreed o make the examinations free of harge, and Dr. Fay was instrunental in getting the City Optial Company of Wilmington to urnish the glasses at wholesale ost. "Mrs. Johnson told me that she ad already started a campaign o raise funds to buy a radio for he county home. I am sure that t will not be long before the ounty home residents will have his radio, because Mrs. Johnson as demonstrated her ability to URDAY, NOV IJVEW E VROL Himplete low LAY AT ALL CHE m \ priced car ? VROLET DEALEBS ' NORTH CAROLINA LOOKING OVER1 THE HEADLINES ? ' \ Continued from page 1.) j j automobile accident . . . Arthur i Henderson, prominent English Statesman and 1934 winner of! C I 2 the Nobel peace prize, died Sunday ... A rescue ship snatched J 22 seamen from one of two : \ 11 sinking English freighters Sun- s day night, but the 37 men ( aboard the other vessel were!s not found . . General Adolphus * Greely, famous Arctic explorer, '< died in a Washington hospital Sunday . . . Storm warnings were forecast in the region South of Jamaica Sunday. 1 Sunday i Emperor Haile Selassie declar- 1 ed Saturday that the use of 1 bombing planes by the Italians ( was contrary to the Ethiopian 1 idea of gallantry in war . . . Action of the League of Nations 1 Saturday declared an economic boycott against Italy ... A democratic attack on the American Liberty League today topped off a week of one-sided political activity marked by the disagreement among Republicans over 1936 issues . . The morning papers carried screaming headlines of football news . . . Numbered among the major upsets in Saturday's warfare was Georgia Tech's 6-0 victory of Duke University's favored Blue Devils . . North Carolina State college lost ! a bitter battle to the University jof Georgia Bulldogs . . . The University of North Carolina mainj tained her perfect record for the season with a 14-0 win over get things done when she starts. "On behalf of the Brunswick County Board of Commissioners and the Brunswick County Welfare Department, I wish publicly to thank Mrs. R. L. Johnson for | her splendid efforts and success I in securing funds to buy glasses j for county home inmates. I wish I - * 4-~ 4-1%,* nannla disu tu uiaun. uic iiianjr ytuyiv who contributed to this fund, for their fine spirit in this effort to help unfortunate people who can not help themselves. Services of this sort are typically American, and a county with enough people of this sort can not help but succeed. "FRANK M. SASSER, "Superintendent Public Welfare." ??? I J I .2 et ; , I ) I < lavidson college. Saturday Julius C. Smith of Greensboro vas elected Friday to serve as 'resident of the North Carolina Jar Association . . . The first lay of November will bring to in end the program of direct reief, according to Aubrey Wiliams, acting Work Relief Adminstrator. ... In a statement ismed Friday Italian officials indi:ated that "all doors are not shut" to a peaceful settlement of ler differences with Great Britlin over the Ethiopian war. Friday The annual meeting of the North Carolina Bar Association began today in Raleigh . . . William Lynn Ransom, president of the United States Bar Association, was one of the principal speakers ... A motor monster, designed by "Death Valley" Scotty for desert travel, made its appearance Thursday . . Called the "desert camel," this automobile carried a gasoline supply of 100 gallons and a tank for 10 gallons of oil ... A huge consignment of arms manufactured in Italy started Wednesday for the frontier to be used by the Ethiopians to kill Italian soldiers . . . Merchants of death have no scruples ... In a speech read Thursday night by his wife, President Fran Wild Animal Collector OIMCfcS( Mg*XXXX3CKX??3tX?3t3l SOUTHPOR I Wednesday THE CIRCUS Y Kay Bros. All New and Threi Size. 3:00 p. m. RAIN or IN PERSON Buck Steele Famous Western Screen Sar with his Wonder Horse PRINCE And his Hollywood Com? ? ?r'mirrrl rt a ? pdJiy Ul V/UWUU J at \>Vngui?| i ! Whip-crackers, Rope Spin- / ! ners and Bronc Riders. You / I have seen them in pictures f ! ?now see them in person I i with Kay Brothers' Circus, i | ADMISSION REDUCED \ | FOR THIS DAY ONLY \ Children's Prices to Everyone I 25c To All ! A BIG SHOW AT AN UNHEARD OF I ADMISSION PRICE i SnOOOtKlKKlttmCKltK __ J FIVE I klin D. Roosevelt called for public ! support of the national policy of | peace. T hursday North Carolina has been alloted j her full quota of funds to be I used for the elimination of highI way railroad crossings but work has not yet started ... In spite I of her later declaration of neu; trality and the passage of emi bargos against the two waring ! nations, many American - made J products are being used in the war between Italy and Ethiopia I. . . The plea of premier Laval of France for an early end of | the war apparently fell upon deaf ears as Mussolini declined to outline his objectives . . Tobacco prices made public Wednesday show that the year's average for the flue-cured belt is now $19.80. Mrs. Newbride?Boo, hoo! This morning Clarence said I was one woman in a hundred. Mother?That's nothing to cry about. Mrs. Newbride?Yes, it is. Before we were married he said I was one woman in a thousand. Henry Britt of Tarboro has a ! pure bred Rhode Island Red male i for which he has been offered ! $300 and has sold several cockJ erels at $25 each. W I SMOKE A II GREAT DEAL TOO. I ;fW I PREFER CAMELS I BECAUSE THEY I don't make my wiimiiWs&WM I NERVES JUMPY, I AND I UKE THEIR JW ^ StCRCTARY Elizabeth Harbea ^tlleAJo&Juccoi HtKMJHtitaKKKKmMIW T Oct. 30] OU ALL KNOW | Ktag Circus I 2 Times its Former 1 and 8:00 p. m. SHINE j ) e-*w ?z*m/-riin,i TDAirnr ) 31 mi i ni?< iivvti u i * Japanese "Head Balancers j and Foot Jugglers I j KAY BROTHERS HERD J J Of Dancing Elephants MISS MARY ELLEN j ( Queen of the Tight Wire ) j ) I BUMPSY ANTHONY j j and his host of Funny ] j Clowns ] j THE RELOY TROUPE jj Horizontal Bar Experts j WELLS BROTHERS i Comedy Acrobats i I ! _ 3?SILVERLAKES?3 j Aerialists Supreme j _ LA GRENN SISTERS I On the Swinging Ladders 1 and Trapeze j z I ! 4?MILLERS?4 j / European Acrobats J j CAPTAIN WALKER'S j j Performing Ponies, Dogs i and Monkey's j j CHIEF RUNNING ELK J j and his tribe of Genuine ) [ Indians And Many Other Features M , i ' ... i. .if**/ -irfM
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