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cnMESPAY, DECEMBER f ANT ADS fcr^atuniay morning on jj P.jiway 2" between YVilming- { I*, Hinson's Service Station I} I webbing for shrimp nets, ji f?ht i23 pounds. Reward ifjf rL to BEDFORD LUDLUM r 12'4* ; t wZrtfy^Ash logs. See, write, j 5 CLINTON LUMBER j( I Clinton. N. C. 12-18-* It ETjiExF-The Grovely plantat\: Town Creek for rent for n E contains from 250 to 350 1 E 0i richest arable land in j c Cjfidt county. Also farm f T Egast Branch. About 50 ac-, r Mrf good land. Tin roof dwel- J? t jjd barn. For terms apply j e MJohn D- Bellamy, Wilmington,;1 |c 12-ii-c; K^Df.'ER, RABBITS?All J C of wild game stuffed. For ? Et taxidermy work at reasE prices, write Box 5242, 1 (LEG ALS""j foreclosure J a !: having been made in the , Kj-t of the debt secured by that f K-" deed of trust executed by J jTn and wife, Thelma Sutton, ttiert W. Davis. Trustee, on the / fdar ot February, A. D? 1932, S j-Jv recorded in Book 63, at 3fj. Records of Brunswick , Bt, to secure the payment of I ? fhoroin described toi? II cst'fl Qtrui ? ivihDort Building and Loan As- f & and the said Southport EL and Loan Association hav- j fmie application to the under- t j'imatee to advertise and sell 0 therein described to c * add" debt, I will on j Lt the 21?t day of December, ? r' A. D.. IMS, e L< o'clock noon, offer for sale at t auction to the highest bidder c L at the court house door in _ qV of Southport, Brunswick jii p North Carolina, the following i j Krf lot, tract, piece or parcel w Ud lying and being in the City t] iSathport, Brunswick county, ? i Carolina, and bounded and ? fled as follows, to-wit: at a point in the Wes- t< i due of Lord Street 120 feet i! inrdly from the northwestern j _ l 'ormed by the intersection of ? ftrth line of Bay Street with the D irs line of Lord Street, said ~ lieing Robert W. Davis" north- 7 c mrner, runs thence north- _ b alone the western line of ,, | Street 90 feet to R. R. Blddleft (formerly J. L. Daniel's) ad- jj a lot: thence westwardly and r y with Moore Street 66 feet to f ike in the dividing line between i?. 1 and 4. and the southwestern o r cf said Biddleromb's (formerly1? , Daniel's) adjoining lot: thence 7, rodly alone the eastern line I ? ild lot No. 3 and parallel with'}, inset 90 feet to a stake, same j ? Kid Robert IV. Davis' north-1 k r. rorner: thence eastwardly ? ad Robert \V. Davis' northern 1? ci parallel with Bay Street 66 j r( t the beginning corner. i 1 I'd posted, this the 20th day , t ROBERT W. DAVIS. IJJ Trustee. fj Idmtnistrator's Notice ! JJ eg qualified as Administrator. C lot tbe estate of Dr. W. R. tl l I-eased, late of Brunswick , a 5 North Carolina, this is to I c< I all persons having claims |N t the said estate of the said vi tl to exhibit them to the un- j *4 at Southport. or Shallotte. ' o? . or to Robert \V. Davis, my j a! 6 at -'nuthport, N. C.. on or rr i the 20th day of November. ll.'35. or this notice will be a " bar of their recovery. i; '' M indebted to the said , til please make immediate 1C dny of Nov., A. D., 1935. I o H. HOLMES, Administrator, tl W. P.. Goley estate. 12! I ~ Davis, Attorney, for the IF ^^P?tra<or. 12-25-c V K; p P'F OF FORECLOSURE oi ad by virtue of a power di retained in a certain deed I a ^Pue'uted by C. E. Gause and di W. P.uark. Trustee, dated 1929. recorded in office a' ^FRr of Deeds for Brunswick ci C. in Book No. 48. Page rr reference thereto being here- st secure payment of cer- l? tr'rein recited. and default di made in payment of ci mdcrsigned trustee, will on si *?'. December 23. 1935. ol sale to the highest bidder st _? the court house door in ti C. at 12 o'clock noon, di a. tmn. a certain tract of and being in Smithville tr dr" and described as m ' at J. Berg's northern a: H5,a. 'ulvert on Wilming- si F.e. between J. A. Dosher's | w HisU*? farms; runs north in test about 295.0 feet with di He; ?. n? about north 33.13 b1 Hy. wjth said highway: b< HShui 13 09 east 84.5 feet 8t Hv runs about north ti ' feet with said high- s: V ,'bo?, north 62.06 east 01 Hfiie, . Wilmington highway, l, H *?t :iat; runs south 42.01 m k,;1 J? Finch's corner; runs ti Hv'.' ,ne, south 67.51 west Si I^H Isaiah Mills northeast <>1 *''b Isaiah Mills line c< i - feet 10 hls north- c ^runs south 83.36 west tr J^Hi?nningnorth 74 25 we8t 200 ol Hfc Posted, this November o J W. RUARK. R Trustee. < &?[# sale of real 2f MORTGAGE 15 ?T'ainJlri,ue of the Power Hi d in that certain c brLJ?ade by J. F. ColeU' [?,.? ;y<,ia A. Coleman. n| h, of v for WOO.00. dated s B1 fell, Stmber. 1927. duly u HW?tb.w toat page 90. re- ei m> *w.c?Coun,y' to which i Pi?dJll.y made- Default h B^HNnee, ? 'be payment of m 'herein described, p Slr?W' ? Dosher will bij?' Public auction to ti in .U '"r.eosb at the c Cl,y Of Southy?th?.f m6nswlck' a' ^"'tract '?Ilowl"s ,de8" a; in Brunswick ? j. r?''na. and bounded K ?#" follows, to-wit: fr r run ii'ack gum at r! MS R ?n Peaver Dam J, H? *lth vi?wSheX's corner; t) m R. Dosher'p f( K S'other about 105 poles t> rimpin ?ve of John R K Hi J- E. Wood- Ol KWes oha8aJtdv"ne. N' * Hi ?arki>? v.a. stake at or b. ,.N naiTn ^ed. thence N 0] '>: ? wlt.h John r si Hi u'r Dam S pn'es to the N Kb" i' ^i,i o!imr>' thence ? K, the g d Swamp as It ? HuiiDorn fi 1 1Kv contain- p K'V day being the s H> J'y 'V ^uvoyed to J. o and 0 By 1935.' the 9th day 0 Attorney!" E .JHH. 4, 1935 FORECLOSURE SAI.E REAL !w? ESTATE MORTGAGE < Under and by virtue of 'he power I >f sale contained in that certain! nortgage deed made to me by Ed <Pl Srown. and wife, Lillie Brown, et1 lai lis. dated the 25th day of Septem-1 v.v >er, A. D? 1926, and duly recorded in I, look 43 at page 359, records of! ^6 3runswick County, to which refer-1 of nee is hereby especially made. De- ] ault having been made in the pay- da nent of the debt therein described, ] . will offer for sale to the highest] 12>idder for cash, at public auction, at | ? he courthouse door in the City of | F Southport, Brunswick county, North Carolina, on Saturday, the 1 14th day of December, A. D., 1985, of it 12 o'clock noon, the following m< lescribed lot. tract, piece or parcel I by if land, lying and being in the Gr 'ounty of Brunswick, in Smithville Ms Township, and being the "Second th< >act" as described in the mortgagt ! toi ibove referred to, and bounded and i coi lescribed as follows, to-wit: I rel Beginning at a stake on the public De toad leading from Southport to Wil- pa nington, Laura McRacken's corner, ;dei nd runs thence north 6 degrees west' Te o a small maple in Laura McRack- 1 au n's Southern corner; thence up the at tranch to the Public Road; thence of pith said Public Road to the begin- Br ling, containing three and one-half icres, according to a plot made by at ohn N. Bennett. cri Dated and posted this the 18th day lai if November, 1935. To JOEL MOORE, Mortgagee. Ca tobert W. Davis. Attorney for the as Mortgagee. 12-11-c , bii FORECLOSURE NOTICE Notice is hereby given that by virtue | ] if a decree of the Superior Court of i r0] Irunswick County. N. C.. dated the i mi 8th day of November, 1935, in an 0f iction entitled "Brunswick County th< ersus G. D. Smith, et ux." The unlersigned commission will expose at b. lublic auction sale to the highest th< lidder for cash on the thi 20th day of December, 1935 Gc t 12 o'clock noon at the courthouse no loor. Southport, N. C? to satisfy the 0f lecree of said court to enforce the layment of $ . the follow- a. ng described real estate, located in wj ihallotte Township. Brunswick Coun- Wf y. N. C., bounded and described as tai ollows: . . Bounded on the north by lands 0f mown as Joseph Blanton land; on j he east bv Crooked Saplin Branch; jf, in the south by the run of Caw Caw Swamp, 'Opossum Branch and Cow g Iranch; on the west by the lands ? f L. D. Long estate and J. D. Butler f state. Beginning in the run of Crooked i iaplin Branch, on an iron rod with 0f Id pointers in the Joseph Blanton mc !ne; runs thence south 73 degrees, py 5' west 1090 feet to_an lron pipe. e. *llfl pine pointers, a tuanion corner; 5 "7 hence north 68 degrees. SO' west 781 ?<j; eet to stake with stump pointer, just pa rest of an old tram road bed: thence en long the L. D. Long estate line and pi, he J. D. Butler estate line south m. 8 degrees. 45" west 3250 feet to a th, take bearing north 89 degrees 45' rest 13 feet from a small cvpress p ointer on the north side of the Bai wamp of Cow Branch: thence south j,id 4 degrees west 1060 feet to a stake rtn. rith pointers: thence south 58 feet thl ) an iron rod with pointers on the un of Cow Branch, a corner of ioytt Smith. C. Ed Taylor and J. B. pri Hand; thence up the run of Cow iar tranch north 75 degrees east 234 t0 jet to a gum with pointers: north pa 4 degrees. 45' east 353 feet to a as um with pointers; north 75 degrees j 5' east 268 feet to a small pine with >)re ointers; north 68 degrees 30' east we 13 feet to a gum with pointers, a ne, urner of J. B. Bland and Burroughs | inr Collins land; thence north 80 de- 0f rees east 1396 feet to a gum with sw gum pointers in the head of p ' Dpossum Branch and thence east- e,jt ardly and with the run of p >possum Branch and thence south- .Jardly with the run about 2500 feet or ) a gum where 'Opossum Branch n ows into Caw Caw Swamp; thence w p the run of Caw Caw Swamp wii bout 2000 feet to the mouth of p0 rooked Saplin Branch; thence up w), le run of Crooked Saplin Branch r bout 4.100 feet to the beginning. I da, jntaining 226 acres, as surveyed ov. 14. 1935. by A. J. Brown. Sur- i g eyor. as per order by the court. __ All sales subject to report to and j mfirmation by the court. Ten days [lowed for raise of bid before report f lade. Cash to be paid at sale. This 20th day of November. 1935. m0 W. R. HOLMES. X2 >-18c Commissioner | jjj, OMMISSIOXER'S SALE OF LAND Under and by virtue of the power {' f sale contained in the decree of le Superior Court, dated November! {J, ith, 1935. in an action entitled "The te] ederal Land Bank of Columbia, vs. 7. P. Comron and his wife, Mrs. W. an: . Comron: E. H. Smith and Bank f Little River. Defendants." the unersigned commissioner will expose p t public sale at the court house j Sa, x>r, Southport, N. C.. on '. Monday. December 30th, 1935 prjj t noon, to the highest bidder for:an{ tsh. or one-third cash and the re- (s^j lainder in two equal annual in-!ijn, aliments, the deferred payment to i ff>n i secured by first mortgage, or. ? ?ed of trust on lands herein des- |he -ibed, with interest at the rate of r(Ja x per cent per annum. A deposit . f $25.00 will be required of the tccessful bidder, to await confirma- _ol on, the lands to be sold being boun- sj ?d and described as follows: re All that certain piece, parcel ro act of land containing 36 3-20 acres ore or less, situate, lying and be- j sj^( ig on the east side of the Calabash nd Little River public roads Jn j v.e, tiallotte Township, county w ,,, , , ick. State of North Carolina, hav- ! pf1 g such shape, metes, r es and j stances as will more fully appear I fc f reference to a plot thereof made If*? 7 A. J. Brown. Surveyor. February h. 1922, bounded on the north by i r le lands of J. H. Stanley and D. E. | t talaland, on the east by the lands t>?: D. E. Stanaland and L. J. Mc- i ? amb. on the south by the lands of I __ I D. McLamb and on the west by le land of J. R. Comron and J. H. tanley. being a consolidated survey T parts of two tracts of land, one f inveyed by J. R. Comron to W. P. omron, April 4th. 1921, as recorded >p i Book 34. at page 267, and the ' :her being conveyed from J. H. j , tanley and wife to W. P. Comron J, ,, ctober 27th. 1919, as recorded in 1,5 00k 30. at page 302, records of runswlck county. Dated and posted this, November ,_** ith, 1935. Is-, C. ED. TAYLOR, tnJV !-25c Commissioner JJ^? OMMISSIONER'S SAI-E OF LAND J1** Under and by virtue of the power ' sale contained in the decree of the J*I uperior Court, dated November 26th. S, 135. in an action entitled "The Fed al Land Bank of Columbia, vs. D. t eon Henry and wife, Guilda M. "i, enry, D. Vaughan Allen and A. M. ,'' IcKoy, Receivers of J. W. Brooks, Tol efendants," the undersigned commis- p" oner will expose at public sale at le court house door, Southport, N. j ? on Tit. Monday, December 80th, 1985, t twelve o'clock noon, to the highit bidder for cash, or one-third cash h_? nd the remainder in two equal an- IT, al installments, the deferred paylents to be secured by first mort- rr age. or deed of trust, on lands here- , 1 described, with interest at the tte of six per cent per annum. A sposit of $26.00 will be required of le successful bidder, to await con- C,', irmation, the lands to be sold being n0, winded and described as follows: }u. All those certain parcels or tracts f land containing 55 acres and ten ores, more or less, situate, lying and noi eing about 14 miles from the City Lrr t Wilmington, in Town Creek Town- t ilp, County of Brunswick, State of r>e, orth Carolina, having such shape, tetes, courses and distances as will g lore fully appear by reference to a _ lot thereof, made by E. W. Tavlor, 1 ur\-eyor. made September 5th. 192?. n file with the Federal Land Bank wi! f Columbia. v.e< The 55 acre tract being bounded n the north by the run of Town COl reek, on the east by the lands of fh< >. R. Skipper, on the south by the Wds of E. V. Evans, and on the erf < "-a, TH1 ist by the lands of Julius Sullivat The 10 acre tract being bounde the north by the said Piney Grov iblic Road, on the east by th ids of D. R. Skipper, on the soutl the home lands of the lateJ. S rnry, and on the west by the land E. V. Evans. Dated and posted, this the 25tl y of November. 1935. C. ED. TAYLOR, 25-c. Commlssionei OHECLOSTJRE SALE OF HEAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Under and by virtue of the powe sale contained in that certai: irtgage deed, made and execute' W. H. Green and wife, Mar; een, to W. H. Temple and wife try E. Temple, for $1000.00, date> 5th day of Starch. 1929, duly re rded in Book 48, at page 358, re rds of Brunswick county, to whicl 'erence is hereby especially made fault having been made in th yment of the indebtedness there!; scribed, the undersigned Mary E mple will offer for sale at publi ction to the highest bidder for casl the courthouse door in the Cit; Southport. and the County o unswick on Thursday, December 26th, 1933 12 o'clock noon, the following des bed piece, lot, tract or parcel o id lying and being in Smithvill wnship, Brunswick County. Nortl rolina. and bounded and describe' follows, to-wlt: Adjoining the lands of A. J. Rob is and others,, and bounded as fol vs: Beginning at a stake In the rive id. leading from Southport to Wil ngton, N. C., same being a come the A. J. Robbins tract of land jnce running about northward! th said road to a pine in the A Mercer line, originally known a e Peter Gause line: thence wit e said line north 18-30" west t ivernors Creek; thence with Gover rs Creek and the meanders there about southwardly to a pine, o im Landing, another corner of th J .Robbins tract of land; thenc th the A. J. Robbins line East trdly to the beginning corner, con ning about 80 acres, more or les! Dated and posted, this 26th da; November. 1935. _ MAKY E. TEMPLE, iry E. Temple Executrix of W. K Temple, Deceased. B. Prink, Attorney. 12-25 0RE0T,08FRE SAI,E OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Under and by virtue of the powe sale contained In that certali rtgage deed, made and executei W. B. Andrews and his wife, M Andrews, to R. L. Bland fo 10.00. dated the 8th day of May !6. duly recorded In Book No. 3! ge 639, records of Brunswicl unty, and duly assigned to W. F ;rce, to which reference is hereb; ide. Default having been made ii ! payment of the Indebtednes irein described, the undersigned tV Pierce, assignee, will offer fo e at public auction to the highes Ider for cash at the courthousi rr in the City of Southport, an< s County of Brunswick, on Thursday, December 2#th, 1*35, 12 o'clock noon, the following des bed piece, lot. tract or parcel o id, lying and being in Waccamav wnship, Brunswick County. Nortl rolina. and bounded and describee follows, to-wit: beginning at a stake, W. B. An iws' corner, runs thence north 81 st 25 poles to a stake at the. cor of a ditch; thence north 4 eas poles to a cypress in the edge Wetash Swamp, thence saie amp 38 poles to another one of W Andrews' corners, a Cypress in the ;e of said swamp: thence with W Andrews' line to the beginning itaining twenty-four acres, more less. This being same tract deeded te B. Andrews by R. C. Piver ane 'e. B. G. Piver, and recorded ii ok 30. Page 406, records of Bruns k county. rated and posted, this the 27tt of November. 1935. Wr. P. PIERCE. Assignee. B. Frink, Attorney. 12-2! FORECLOSFRE SALE REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Tnder and by virtue of the powei sale contained in that certair rtgage deed made to me on th( I day of June. 1930. by George tchell and Rhoda Mitchell, his 'e. duly recorded in Book 52, ai re 509. records of Brunswick counto which reference is hereby es tally made. Default having beer de in the payment of the indebness described in the said mortre. I will offer for sale at public tion to the highest bidder for cast the court house door in the City Southport, Brunswick County, N on nrday. 4th dny of Jan., A. R? 198( 12 o'clock noon, the following desired piece or tract of land lyinf i being in Lockwoods Folly Townp, Brunswick county. North Carot. and bounded and described as ows, to-wit: ieginning at a long-leaf pine or north side of the Old Georgetown d and on the east side of the d leading to Juniper Creek; run' nrn-ih 4 east sixty-four (64) es to a long-leaf nine on the oontf e of the .Tnniner Creek road; thenabout south 8n e->et xvlth the varii courses of said road ninety-fom ) poles 'e a stake on the South e of sn't road and a corner ol Dodge Hall lot: thence south 2( =t tweoty-eltrht <281 n-des f0 p ke or the south side of the OM ireetou-n road: 'hence about south vest eighty-seven (871 poles tc firs' station, containing: twenty! f 25) acres. F. T, CLEMMON'S. Mortgagee, lated and posted this the 4th day December. 1935. bert W. Davis, Attorney for the fortgagee. >RECT,7??rRE SATE OF HEAT, ESTATE MORTGAGE inder and by virtue of the powet sale contained In that certalr rtgage deed made and executed hy O. Hickman and wife Ruby Hickn. to J. W. Brooks for $300.00 ed the 8th day of .Tune, 1927 y recorded in Book . 43. at Page , records of Brunswick county, and ne having been duly assigned tc vid A. Caison. to which reference hereby especially made. Default dng been made in the payment oi indebtedness therein described, the lersigned David A. Caison. assig;, will offer for sale at public auci to the highest bidder for cash the courthouse door in the Cit\ Southport. and the County ol jnswick on Thnrsday, January 2nd, 19S?, 12 o'clock noon, the following desled niece, lot. tract or parcel ol d, lying and being in Town Creel ynship. Brunswick County. North rolina. and bounded and describee follows, to-wit: leginning at a stake in Monroe km?n's line: runs south 33 deg it 185 poles to a black gum ir field branch: thence up salt" inch, about 13 poles to a blacl n; thence north 20 degrees wesl poles to a stake in O. T. Hickn's corner: thence with his lint 1th 53 dpgrees west 23 poles tc stake: thence about north 21 de es west 108 poles to a black gum M. Hickman's corner: thence wl" line south 68 degrees we?t 3( es to a stake at the wire fence: nee with the said fence south 2! trees east 4 noles to a stake nee south 67% degrees west 1( es to the beginning, containing 3! es. more or less. lated and posted, this 4th day o: camber. 1935. DAVTD A. CATSON, Assignee. B. Frink, Attorney. 12-25( hundreds of mowing machines th seed pans attached have ;n moving: across Stanlej jnty lespedeza fields during ! past two weeks as the growi harvest the annual seed crop E STATE PORT PILOT, SOI ^ Pollen Colors '] Beeswax Yellov >. sj h Honey Is Not Responsibl But Pollen Contained Ii ' Plants Visited By Th< Working Bees r r> Beeswax is often yellow, no jjj because honey is dark, but be i. I cause the pollen of many plant ? I visited by bees contains yellow -'tinted substances that dissolv ? jin oil and wax. Tests in Califoi e nia by entomolgists of the Unite ? States Department of Agricultur c and chemists of the Universit J of California showed that wa: f secreted by bees in close con finement is white, whether th bees live on white sugar or o | dark honey. (i Beeswax, even when solid, at sorbs the pigment from the po! . len of several plants. Raising th - temperature increases the absorp r tion. The pollen of other plant - however, does not release its co ' or to beeswax. y Pollen from different plants s taken from bees' ,'baskets"~wa h added to each of three solvents ? (1) petroleum ether and a whit !- mineral oil at room temperature " (2) xylene at room temperature e and (3) white beeswax at 6 ;; degrees C. (about 154 degrees F, !. The golden pollen of the Cat y fornia poppy turned all three so! vents a brilliant orange yellov ' and the bright yellow of dandc c lion pollen was imparted to eac solvent On the other hand, th pollen of filaree, though brigh r red, did not color any of th l solvents. s Quality Chicks For Good Flocl 1 No Poultryman Can Devel i op Good Birds If The; Have Poor Chicks To Be f gin With 7 1 No poultryman can develop i 1 flock of good layers from ; brood of inferior chicks. ! Good chicks make good birds t said Ray S. Dearstyne, head o I the poultry department at Stat College, and good birds mak ' profitable flocks. ! Some poultrymen can breed am 5 raise their own chicks with sat > isfactory results, he said, bu 5 most flock owners in this Stat will find it better to purchas , J chicks from a reliable hatcherj ! The best chicks come from di ; sease-free parents, are true to breed, and develop into superio layers. A carefully bred chick re r ceives from its parents certaii ' characteristics which carry wit! s them the success or failure o [ the poultryman. ! Among the most vital transmit ; |ted from parent to chick are: ! j The ability to produce. A hei ; laying 175 eggs a year cost i no more to keep than a bir( ' producing only 100 eggs. Egg size. The size of the egg ''laid by a bird is a characteristic J coming directly from its parents Large eggs bring better price than small ones. Early feathering. This bears ! | direct relation to broiler prices ' as every poultryman attemptinj , to msirket poorely feathered bird i has discovered. ; 1 Early sexual maturity. Fre ! quently the well bred Reds o r I Rocks will come into productioi 160 days sooner than inferior bird j thus giving 60 days extra produc i tion. ' Give these things serious con sideration when breeding or pur chasing chicks for the coming year, Dearstyne urges. Has Popularized Lespedeza Crof j Tom Broom, 69-Year-Oli ' Farm Agent For Unioi County Has Altered Th? Course Of Farming Foi North Carolina ' Tom Broom, 69-year-old Unio: onimtrr farm aowit has c.hnnp'p the course of agriculture in Nor ; th Carolina. ; Back in 1915, when he discov ! ered the soil-building value o lespedeza, he launched a move ! ment that has spread into ever; 1 county of the State, says F. H 1 Jeter, agricultural editor in i l story entitled "Lespedezzer Bro om" appearing in the IDecembe I issue of the "Farm Journal" o Philadelphia. ; Mr. Broom was the first mai >: in this part of the country t i observe that a growth of lea pedeza, plowed under, increase ; the yield of succeeding crops, th story says. f Obtaining a peck of seed fror I Louisiana, he tried it out oi ' his own farm. From that day t j this he has been a "lespedez ; man". r In Union County, where th r slatey soil was not very produc 1 tive, he urged farmers to gro\ . lespedeza to improve the facili JTHPORT, N. C. [ COUNTY HOME NOTES Miss E. Satterfield, ably assisted by Mrs. B. R. Page and a J j group of young people, rendered a splendid Thanksgiving program j at the home on Tuesday evening, of the past week. The sern vice included appropriate scripe ture readings, prayers and songs, interspersed with testimonials of gratitude and appreciation for the great mercies, blessings and goodness of God. At the conclua sion of the service a remembrv ance was handed to each ine mate present. Those in attendance besides Miss Satterfield and j Mrs. Page were: Misses Ida e Moore, Eloise, and Dorothy Wily letts, Lettie, Vada, and Letha x Sellers, Hazel Hickman and Gla|dys Hilburn, Messrs. Goley Lewis, e Ellis Sellers and Joseph Willetts. n Mrs. Virda Greer returned from her visit to Wrightsville Sound on Wednesday. On Thursday afternoon Revere end and Mrs. T. H. Biles, accompanied by Mrs. Ethel Ful3 wood, Mrs. Selmie Aldrich and ^ Mrs. Lizzie Southerland and son, called and held a fitting Thanksgiving service at the home, conisisting of scripture reading, songs .. and greatful expressions for the ^Lord's mercies and blessings. After the services a remembrance [I ifor the day was brought in for o each inmate. j j Mrs. R. L. Johnson and Miss l_ Maybelle Reynolds also brightened the home by a call on Thurs,day afternoon. ' A new member entered the 'h home on Sunday afternoon, G. W. e Kirby, Jr. The inmates are glad ^ | to welcome him in their family | and feel sure that a man of his igood qualities and standing will exert a helpful and beneficial influence in the home. Mr. B. C. Williams left Monday morning for a business trip to Wilmington. ^ ty of the soil. I As they saw what it would do |. jfor their land, their interest grew ? and they told their neighbors _ j about the new legume. In 1922, " farmers of the county ordered j 510,000 worth of seed, paying $5 a a bushel. Then they began to produce their own seed, with a surplus I to sell. In peak years, they have '' [sold 300,000 pounds of seed. They sell about 1.000 tons of hav e [annually. e | Sixty per cent of the farmers 'in the county now plant lespedejdeza, and more would grow it, ' except for the tenant system, j Broom said. eJ As a result, the slatey soil of ? [ the county is gradually becom* ing fertile. Corn yields have been raised from 12 or 13 bushels to 3 20 or 24 bushels to the acre. r Wheat yields rose from five to " an average of 18 bushels per h acrejj Over the State and Nation, the increasing use of lespedeza has been attributed more or less to the pioneer spirit of Tom j "Lespedezzer" Broom. S checks a COLDS bub s Liquid Tablets HEADACAES Salve Nose Drops in 30 minutes 1 I M|K3t3C3t3C3tK3t3C3C3t3t3t3t3t I 86 . )( J|[ ? I! All well broke j| and ready for l|)( 'Ijt your mspeclij! tion. We know 1 I = || we can please ||| you from our aAX big selection " * nf mules -It ' I Cash or 7 [. i ! rw-i? > j i 1 ime ill l t, ? ? n 1 I 0 i I HACKNEY W ;ii 8 I! ^ :| Seth I ! j WHITEVILLE v i! - UXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ! Winnabow News j (Too Late For Last Week) m. i Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Goodson I spent Sunday in Salemburg with mc their son, who is attending school ^ ! there. ;Kil Mrs. E. G. Goodman and Mrs. me S. O. Craven spent Monday in bai jSouthport on business. cec V62 Mr. G. K. Lewis left Tuesday!^ 'for Sapaloe Island, Ga., the R. J. Reynolds estate, to do some work tw< for Fairbanks-Morse Co. I?4' Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kye, Jr., at- ^ tended the funeral of Mrs. Kye's of grandfather, Mr. Bell, in Currie her Tuesday. Phi Mr. Algier Beck, of Wilming- Cor ton, was a visitor here Wednes- dre day evening. Eli Miss Anne Brent is spending a giV while with Mr. and Mrs. G. R. J Foulke, Jr. hel Mrs. Lou H. Smith, of South- on port, was a visitor here Thursday o'cl Mr. Charles I. Jones and fath- cor er, Mr. G. A. Jones, of Wilming- pre jton, were visitors at Mrs. A. P. ma Henry's Wednesday evening. "S< Mr. C. Ed Taylor, of South- Th port, was a visitor here Friday ] afternoon. mil Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Woodbury wit of Wilmington were visitors in me this vicinity Sunday. ] Miss Evelyn Johnson, of Kelly, ter spent Sunday at the home of Mr. lar T. W. Henry. ' Friends of Mr. Albert Henry tio will be sorry to learn he is quite R. ill. em Mr. A. Preston Henry is im- ] proving some after a serious ill- ulf ness. His condition has been so Ch serious that a day and night 1 nurse was required to\ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plaxco Su and children, of South port, spent thi Sunday afternoon with Mrs. A. hei P. Henry. yo yKMKKMKJCJCMKKKMJmKl i! i i il Guns and Rifles I ; j Gun Shells and j | A GOOD LINE | Tractor and Horse X rows, bush and bog ? || new ground, wash k || aces 11 A complete line 11 Farm Inplements ] | TRUCKS AND I WILS || Implement < II (INCORPOR 11 Whit eville, Mm AGONS?(Both one am *. . kS&S* =wr> Smith 8 - NORTH JtKKKltKKtltltKltltlCWKm SEVEN EXUM NEWS Coming as a shock to her iny friends was the death ot' s. Telitha E. King on Sunday irning, December 1st. She had ;n sick for a short time. Mrs. ig was one of the oldest won in her community. Her husid, the late J. W. King, preled her to the grave several! irs. Surviving her are fouris: James, Bruce, Kirby andl rman King, all of Free land p ) daughters, Mrs. George W.. bson and Mrs. Dosher In man. Freeland. <fr. and Mrs. J. O. Bowden. Wrightsville Sound, visitedl parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. R?lps, Sunday. They were acnpanied home by their chiln, James, Elbert and Ana zabeth, who spent the Thanksing holidays here, in interesting program was d at New Life Baptist Church Thanksgiving morning at 11 lock. Several children of the nmunity participated in th< tgram. Rev. W. V. Simmom , ,de an impressive talk or )me Things We Have to b< ankful for." Hiss Violet Simmons, of Wilngton, spent Thanksgiving here th her mother, Mrs. J. A. Simins. Mrs. J. H. Cox visited her sis; Mrs. Emma Evans, at Freeid part of last week, rhe Exum Home Demons tran Club will meet with Mrs. BL Bennett on Wednesday, Deoiber 11. Rev. L. L. Todd filled his reglt appointment at New Britten urch Sunday. D. C. Coleman, of Elizabethan, visited relatives at Ash nday. Mr. Coleman is one of 6 "old boys" who was reared re and moved away In hla iing manhood. : it t ! 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