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^niY. SEPT. 16, 1936 fOV?LER WOMEN" WERE FLOGGING VICTIMS?Four countv. alleged to have been flogged . were Monday morning transporte ^ shows, left. Mrs. Bertha Fowler an 1 and Glenn Fowler, also sent to th be given trial before the juvenile jud e home of the Fowler sisters. I ad Mrs. Anderson, of Miss Josephine L who are touring several week for Raleigh, or. their vacation, spent enter Meredith C I ays last week with Mr. j * lbs. K Tobiasen. Mrs. Herman ( I tie daughter, Bai I Raymond P. Eyman, haye feeer> pan and their daughter, . . here, have return sper.t the past week-end . , in Wilmington, ctor.. Mrs. Eyman and her Br remained there for a I Mrs. Wilbur S* I rat before continuing to lotte, was in tow line In Washington. Captain lending to buslne B ?iU remain here until* * I the first of October as . ^rs; John E. B tarty for the Coast and 's ,risit'ng at th( B Survey crew in charge Mabel Marran. Btsng wrecks and snags in I * Bal shrimping grounds. Chas. Hewett, man representing Bad lira. J. p. Furpless. of Fish Co., left this B were the week-end gues- R'3 territory tl B' and Mrs. Price Furpless ^or^1 Carolina. I i Mrs. L. J. Mill V Taylor 'returned Sunday Misa Gertrude, ol B week-end trip to Black relative3 here las wdiere went to bring _ . B-.v back to Southport : JomPhrette Swi ployed in the Cc B-l Mrs. Edward Manning now statior Belter, Mary Glenn, were Va" arrived last Bd ??sts of Mrs. George his vacation here ty. er, R. Clyde Swa t ters. Misses Vert BThomas "st* George re- Mary SwainI Monday from Benson, ,, . " * H e visited relatives last . s* ter, Miss Katherv ? i ton, spent last Valise, of Massachus- wlth Mrs' Eva W WZ? Rufus D?sher, a B "ate, here this Colored W B <- . Observe A K^r' Whiteville attorney, visitor in South- Members of the and Tuesday of this Tents Na 148' f zation of colored * * ? ved its 33rd anr Julian Keith and James A- M- EB, and Mr and Sunday- The annl f' hollar, of Pittsburgh delivered by the KAe ^ests Wednesday F- Fisher- He p H ' Mrs. j, Berg. sisters on, "So B. , , % Unto Their Tents B Mrs- Charles Fuliwnori Coy sang a solo. I'Mount, have returned read a PaPer\ ? viaiting- relatives here s orgamzatt 3ast few days. > benevolent and fi " colored women in !.mie Carter of New has successfully ? * visiting Mr. and depression. The wrS- was confered on (recently as follov - L Eleanor of Jack- othelia Miller, Q ft h visiting Mrs. Lou ^ Hewitt, Est! week. nie Hankins, Mag k . , and Ruth Hankin kn!- Eykes and chil- ??* a % XT tri v^!.and Bonsel. who W An! | ,^6 Mrs. H. M.I ff-Mill to ,."16 Past week, have ?? >r home in Colum- MAN WANTED Stan Dykes Js a sister Route of 800 fan r"n day. Rawleigh's, cv ? , t SA., Richmond, \ fc, \^!en' of ,Li^tle NOTICE?I will here for t.een Visiting aible ancj positive past ten any charge accou ? , other than those f: Mrs t r, , sonally or direct' fiiT guests w Smith M. BARNHILL, ? ks nT,e?ts last week and jj Mrs- Mary LOST?White anc [ ana ch:i fnr' ^Irs- -fake bird dog wearing [ and jJ, ' of Sum- collar. Answers to R, 0{ ' ,r; and Mrs. R. Reward to finde "mington. GORE, Ash, N. ( THE SENT TO COLONY [ < of five women of the Clarendon area of ^ by a band of night-riding vigilantes re- { d to the woman's colony at Kinston. The r d her daughter, Inez, and upper right, e e colony, and their sister, Carolyn, who $ ge on like charges of prostitution. Below t 8 T ________ j loway is leader of the local bran! ch of Tents and Willie J. Gal-' loway is secretary. i "Did your garden do well last 9 "No. Every time my husband I started digging he found a lot of j ? worms so he would always quit. > land go fishing." j ? fv?;? i tl 01IUL11 IClk UWO __________ P , where she will i 500,000 pounds of scrap tobacco ' o ollege. wanted at DIXON'S WARE-! Jj HOUSE, Mullins, S. C. (adv.) |w Canady and lit-1 r'oara Ann, who: * p p T i n ! ? ng the summer Li Ei Ij A L U ed to their home i FORECLOSURE NOTICE ? j By virtue of the degree of the Su- d av,oi perior Court of Brunswick County, Ir ibiston, of Shal-,North Carolina In an action entitled c n last week at- j ?The Federa, Land Bank of Colum. a :ss matters. I plaintiff, vs. Hattie Bennett, et ti ! al, defendants, entered August 31, ci Price, of Texas, 1936, the undersigned commissioner ai 1 home of Mrs will, on h ' 01 Thursday, October 1st, 19S6 f3 at the hour of noon, at the court f( house door. Southport, North Caro- j fc ? ... lina, in order to satisfy the above .t{ travelling sales- decree, sell at public auction, under w a New York the terms in said decree, to the high-1 ci , ,..nni, (?,?i est bidder, the following described 1 1 week to travel trart 0f land located in Town Creek (n hreugh eastern s and daughter, ! Leland, visited WM Kt \ appp# un, who is em- | ^ iast Guard Ser- IT g M (T* led at Norfolk, week to spend A&P COffee Is th with his fath- stock up at the! .in, and his sis [ ?f\\ ark and daugh-, I flgtl^ 1 = Bp vn, of Wilming-i 1 /I 1 I i f vWUrm week-end here J = fxlock & omen \ (=") JO YiniV6YStt\ y Listen in every MILD AN0 ~~ , Thur sday to Mtuow Pearl of Truth th A^p Banj. ratemal organi- n ,r;il 2 lbs. women, obser- ?aKon- 7 TlH liversary at St. 8 P. M. over ^ M Zion church on 45 ^ Columbia & gt ual sermon was stations. J pastor, Rev. R. ireached to the Whitehouse Israel Departed or i." Victoria Mc- Nfill K EVAPORATED Esther Eagles ? ? A&P Large 20-ounce on is the only niBi I ill || ofomol nrrlpr nf DUE I U nH Slicf Wkvtv* v. Southport that withstood the Gelatin Dessert?Puddini seventh degree A11A11 l/l r* eight members SPfl|{l|l r va: Lucy Betts, ,.V ? ueenie Bellamy, Sunnyfield Fancy Cream* rgie L. ^Warnett BUnER o*- > a. Caroline Gal- Tub Butter ' i no Graded Alaska A"a PEAS 3 No. for Rawleigh ^ , "mpt Tender Stringier 1^ BEANS 3 No. not be respon- _ , ly will not pay Lase, q ints against me Rajah Salad ly authorize. J. DRESSING Sr. 9-16* a plain leather STATE PORT PILOT, SOU! township, Brunswick county. North' Carolina, bounded and described as follows: That tract of land beginning at an iron pipe where the public road crosses Boggy Branch, K. \V. Taylor's corner; runs thence south 15 cast 71 poles with Taylor's line to a stake; thence north 81 east GO poles to a stake; t! nee north (10 o.isi 11 poles to a pine; thence south 80 east 3 poles to a gum; thence north 74! cast 58 poles to a stake, the Barneswell corner; thence north 10 degrees, 'o minutes west 801 ? poles (o a stake, l he Cass Bell corner; thence west SI poles to a pine on the east side if the public road; thence north 71 Degrees, 30 minutes west 76% poles with tlie Pridgen line ;o a stake; thence south 84 west 171 _> poles to i stake iu Boggy Branch;" thence up the run of Boggy Branch as it' meander:', to the beginning, containng 95 acres, as surveyed by E. IV. Taylor in 1917 from tlie deeds of ?ibl D. A. Bennett, and being the same land conveyed by mortgage to the Federal Band Bank of Columbia, liy D. A. Bennett and wife, June 20th, 1918, recorded in Book 31, at lage 320. in the office of the Register of Deeds of Brunswick county, S'orth Carolina. The terms of sale will he onethird of the approved bid to be paid n cash and the balance on credit, layable in two equal annual installments, with interest thereon from late of sale, at six per cent. The successful bidder will be required to leposit $40. as earnest money at the sale, to be applied on the bid, if omplied with, and if not, then in iquidated damages. This, September 1st. 1930. C. ED TAYLOR, l-30-c Commissioner. I EORECLOSPRE NOTICE Notice is hereby given that by irtue of a decree of the Superior 2'ourt of Brunswick County. N. C.. lated the 24th day of August, 1930, n an action entitled "Brunswick ;"ounty versus JoeEverette and wife. Henrietta Everette," the undersigned 'ommissioner will expose at public tuetion sale to the highest bidder for ash on the 1st (lay of October, 1930 it 12 o'clock noon at the courthouse loor, Southport, S. C., to satisfy the iegree of said court to enforce the layment of $12.03, the following des ribed real estate, located in North Vest township, Brunswick county, N. 2., bounded and described as folows: Four acres home. Bounded on the torth by the lands of Klutz; on the ast by the lands of Bess Hooper; in (Via enntJi hit (ho lonrla r\f Willitim .ennon, Sr.; and on the west by he lands ot W. J. Butler, which aid property Is located on the south ide of the old village road, and j vas formerly a part of the William : ..ennon, Sr., land. All sales subject to report to and i onfirmation by the Court. Ten days' flowed for raise of bid before re-: ort made. Cash to be paid at sale. This the 31st day of August, 1936. ' CURTIS TRIPP, -30-c Commissioner. J, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as administrator j f the estate of G. L. Norment, de-,, eased, late of Brunswick eounty. j forth Carolina. This is to notify all , ersons having claims against the state of said deceased to exhibit j, lem to the undersigned at Southort, N. C., on or before the 26th day ? f August, 1937, or this notice will e pleaded in bar of their recovery. . .11 persons indebted to said estate 'ill please make immediate payment.!. This 26th day of August, 1936. R. E. SENTELLE, Admr. of , . L. Norment, Southport, N. C. -30-C FORECLOSURE NOTICE . Notice is hereby given that by irtue of a decree of the Superior ourt of Brunswick, County, N. C., ated the 24th day of August, 1936, J i an action entitled "Brunswick ounty vs. Palmetto Island Company" Corporation. The undersigned Comilssioner will expose at public auc- ? on re-sale to the highest bidder for ish on the J 28th day of Septemmber, 1936, t twelve o'clock noon, at the court ^ ause door, Southport, N. C., to satisr the decree of said Court to en- jrce the payment of $4,500.00, the rtlowlng described real estate, loca d in Smlthville Township. Brunsiek county, N. C., bounded and des- J ibed as follows: Beginning in the month of Light J [ouse Creek at Four Posts where < Scdc ie world's most popular coffees. ,e sale prices. | Fvmooteo AMO n?W 2 lbs. 2 r 1 u>' " Can? 37c 45c 1 i Ttll Can 7C id Or Uitsliced 9c 4 Pkgs. 17c ;ry 'rmts lb. 43C , lb. 41c 2 Cans 25c 51.95 2 Cans 25c 11.95 int Jar 19c rHPORT, N. C. the L7. S. Government formerly kept a beacon light in the mouth of said creek, being about 150 feet east of the present place where said beacon light is now kept by said Government, ami running thence up the main channel of Light House Creek in an easternly direction about five miles to a point in the head of said creek about 400 yards of the eastern coast of the Atlantic Ocean; thence about southeast to the Atlantic Ocean and into the Atlantic Ocean until the line reaches a depth Af Three Feet of water; thence witii the eastern boundary line of the Atlantic Ocean, i said boundary to be on a line alongI said Coast at a point where the water will average a depth of Three Feet to a point 011 Frying Pan Shoals; (hence with the boundary of the Western Coast of said Atlantic Ocean, said boundary being on a line in said ocean where the water will reach a depth of Three Feet, and in a westernly direction to the bar at j the mouth of the Cape Fear River, being a distance of pbout five miles, thence up said river with the channel of the same to a point in said rhannel opposite Light House Creek; thence direct to the place of beginning, being said Four Post.-- in the mouth of said Light House Creek, where said beacon lights were formerly kept by said Government, and containing Five Thousand acres, more or less, excepting from the above boundaries that part of said land now owned by the U. S. Government,: said exceptions including a lot for Light House at east end of said Island, containing 20 acres, and at west end a lot containing 10 acres, and a right-of-way and easement and public highway from one end of said Island to the other, said right-ofway being twenty feet wide. The above description includes and is intended to include all land of Smith Island, south of Light House Creek. A cerlificd cheek for 20 per cent I of the amount of the successful bid will be required as evidence of good faith. All sales subject to report to and confirmation by the Court. Ten days allowed for raise of bid before deed made. Cash to be paid at sale. This 25th day of August, 193G. J. W. RUARK. S. B. FRINK, 9-23-c Commissioners. FORECLOSURE XOTICE Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of Brunswick county, N. C., dated the 28th day of November, 1931, In ?? "fitv of Sonthnnrt versus George Parker and wife," the undersigned commissioner will expose i at public auction to the highest bid- j der for cash on the 17th day of September, 19S8, at 12:45 o'clock P. M? at the courthouse door, Southport, N. C., to satisfy the decree of said court to enforce the payment of $218.91, plus j S | First Sale M I STA 1 Wh, Prices conti H tobacco. I BRING US 1 I OF I Young, P Secon( Unload .. |:? v.^;..; * . We now have pi' All our mules are yo WE SI HACKNEY > Seth | V I taxes for 1930 and 193t amounting 1 to $85.0! plus costs, the following des- S cribed real estate, located in City n of Southport, Brunswick county, N. t; C? bounded and described as fol- C lows: - d 1 lot Caswell Avenue; 2 lots Boun- 1 (lary and St. George; 1 Leonard and \ St. George. Beginning on the west , side of Boundary Street 132 feet northwardly from the X. W. corner P St. George and Hon: ilary Streets, runs thence wastwardly with the X north line of lot Xo. 8, 132 feet; 31 thence eastwardly along the soutli y line of lot Xo. 12, 132 feet to the west line of Roundary Street; thence s; about souti: with the western line of ol Boundary Street 33 feet to the be- w ginning corner, being lot Xo. 10 in a: Block 6, S. W. Addition to the City A of Southport and being the same land C conveyed to. George Parker by John oi H. Frlnk and wife by deed dated the 5( 6th day of November. 1916, recorded cc in Book 20. Page 377, records of Brunswick county. cc Beginnin gat the intersection of ol the east line of Clarendon Avenue by m the North line of Leonard Street, runs thence east 132 feet along Leonard Street: thence at right angles to 9Leonard Street 66 feet and parallel with Clarendon Avenue; thence west-! wardly parallel with Leonard Street 132 feet to the east line of Clarendon ti Avenue; thence about south along oi the east line of Clarendon Avenue 66 tl feet to the beginning corner, being ai lots 1 and 2 in Block No. 7. 0. F. v< Svasey addition to the City of South- dt port, and being the same land con- pi veyed to George Parker by William bi H. Brown and wife by deed dated! 21st December. 1921, and duly reeor- al ded in Book 30. at page 436, Rec-1 hi ords of Brunswick county. is All sales subject to report to and! fc confirmation by the court. Ten days'es allowed for raise of bid before report j 81 made. Cash to be paid at sale. <'t This 17th day of August. 1936. Si JAMES E. CARR, Commissioner ! b< 9-16-c : lo FORECLOSURE NOTICE S< X'otice is hereby given that by vir- D tue of a decree of the Superior court ea of Brunswick county, N. C.. dated ri the 28th day of November, 1931. tn B an action entitled "City of Southport al versus, Anna A. Clemmons," the un- th dersigned commissioner will expose 16 at public auction sale to the highest cc bidder for cash on the th 17th day of September, 1936 th at 12:30 o'clock P. M.. at the court- in house door, Southport, N. C.. to satis- as fy the decree of said court to enforce sa the payment of $88.35 plus taxes for bj the years 1930, $16.51 and costs, the d; following described real estate, locat- ai ed in City of Southport, Brunswick pt county, N. C., bounded and described as follows: 1 lot Brown Street. % co lot on Lord Street. Beginning on a al stake on the puHic road on Brown m Street, running on the said road 165 reel in a normeriy direction; tnencei in a western direction 6G feet tO|9onday, Wednesday -ATR Warel iteville, N. nue HIGH on all med r r- y-v tr T t*. TTTH T /~V A I UUK IN HA 1 LUAU THE SEASON PRICE Daniel & ROPRIETORS 1 Carload ] ed Last Sai enty of mules for your selectioi ung and well broken and reai ELL FOR LASH UK UW ILK VAGONS . . . HARNESS?(A L. Smith & miTEVILLE, N. G. SEVEN 'rown Street; and with the same treet easterly direction to tiic begining, containing % acre and 1- ing ie same land o mveyed to Alien 'lemmons by L. A. Galloway by Ceil dated lite lltli day of January 88:', duly recorded in Book AA, page rc, and -devised to Anna Clemmone y Allan Clemmons as per Will Book . page 3" I, C.S.C.'s office. Being all of lot No. 1* In idock o. 8. said lot front on Wert Street ! feet and runs back 133 f? < t jrue idtli to center of said block No. g i O. F. Swasey Addition to s-.uthort, X. C, as shown by plat of tid addition recorded in the office f the Register of Heeds of Rrunsick county in book I. at page 13,iid being the same land conveyed to una A. Clemmons by Isarael T. lemmons. by deed dated 31th day f March, 1931. duly recorded in book ). at page til), Records of Brunswick iunty. All sales subject to report to and mfirmation by the court. Ten days lloued for raise of bid before report, ade. Cash to be paid at sale. This 17th day of August. 1936. TAMES E. CARR, Commissioner. 16-c FORECLOSURE NOTICE Notice is hereby given that by vir- ie of a decree of the Superior Cvurfl: Brunswick county. N. C., Uuteo. ie 28th day of November, 1931. in a action entitled "City of Southport irstis Tom Frink and wife." the .in:rsigned commissioner will expese at tblic auction sale to the piehc-st dder for cash on the l'tli day of Scpteuiher, 1936, : 12:15 o'clock 1'. M? at the courtiuse door, Southport. N. C.. to satfy the decree of said court to etjirce the payment of $23.6)1, plus taxi for 1930, and 1931, amounting to 1.93 plus costs, the following des ibed real estate, located in City off uithport. Brunswick County. N. C... nmded and described as follow*: Same being one certain quarter of t No. 2 in Block 19. in the City of vuthport. Beginning at a point OIK iscord Street 34% feet from the ist corner of Boundary Street, ami inning parallel with said line of oundary Street 165 feet; thence parlei with Discord Street 34'4 reel; lence parallel with Boundary Street 15 feet; thence parallel with Dis? >rd Street 34% feet to the beginning, ie same being next to and adjoining' ie N. W. quarter to said lot No. 2 Block 19. and of same dimensions I said quarter lot. and being theime land conveyed to Tom Frink r Harriet Frink and others by deedited the 4th day of December. 1917, id duly recorded in Book 30. r.t ige 81, records of Brunswick countyAll sales subject to report to and t .nfirmation by the court. Ten days lowed for raise of bid before report: ade. Cash to be paid at sale. This 17th day of August, 1936. JAMES E. CARR, Commlssloner" 16-c. . -A. -A- -A. -A- -A- -A. -A- .A. -A- .Aw _l and Friday J louse I c. I ium and good || FOR TOP 1 S & Moore I PWIWwl Mules turday j I i I 3 'V, ; ' > i of one or a pair. Jy to go to work. MS J1 Kinds) : * Co. M*l MlM I ?U I tW I flWI ?WI ?M I Mi1***! 'j