FEBRUARV 10, 1937
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B Mrs. Horace Woodside, of Bal- j
1 eie\on. {jmore Md.. is visiting at the
B home of Mrs. R. T. Woodside.
^m'- ' , r,- Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Weeks and
consist- children, of Wilmington, spent!
n.ul can- last week-end here with relatives.
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is favors. Ralph Frlnk. of Washington.
mat V at- p p. visited his sister, Mrs. W. ,
H?: " F. Jones, last week.
the contest . .
B v,i" Ormond Butler, who has been
B spending the past sis weeks here
H-<3 evening with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
1$ ( ; . a "> Sutton, yr q Hutlcr. left last week for
Hr - thittp. Mil- New York, where he has employ
T ment.
B " Susie Sel- , * .
i.rwis. Irene.
Mta-Q Vonmt TTnn/1 ?o *?!?*: 4-i~~
\\ ntson, Iv- jIr and Mrs George What ley
Hn K Mckoithan. at their home in St. Augustine.
; v A- Lc<lford- Florida.
.r.w.s Hilda
" L Blown. Mi-s. John Full wood and son,
Bfj. V - ' Livingston. wj,0 j,ave been visiting Mrs. Eth
el Fullwood for the past week, j
f t D returned to their home in WilH-iliS
SfC':' ' '' " mington Sunday.
This Family
II- Miss Elizabeth Watson return ,_\
Hewett an- ed Tuesday from Mebane, where
Ht 5'k . twins, a boy she visited friends for the past
v The boy was week.
Byi. p - and the gir! * * *
Miss Xadine Smith, of Laurintwo
babies burg, has been spending several
" i la Chadwick, days with Mr, and Mrs. D. M.
By. of j; = s. B. Frink. Davis.
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F; M TWAHfilE
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I Mac MURRAY WW; A NATION!
SLADYS / * - - SCANDAL!
B, ^ || SWINDLE!
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hackney wagons?(Both one m
I Seth L. Smith $
whiteville, n. g.
! NEWS 1
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WITNESS
M. B. Watkins was a witness |
in New Hanover County Recorder's
Court Monday.
IX RALEIGH
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ruark
spent the first of this week in
Raleigh, where the former was
on business.
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REMAINS ILL
Friends of Pack Tharp will regret
that he is still seriously ill
at his home here.
OPENS SHOP
A. B. Thomas has opened a
jewelry business in the building
next to the old Hood store.
LECTURER
J. C. Patton, of Elon College,
lectured the local Masonic lodge
last week.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker
announce the birth of a daughter
Tuesday at the Brunswick
County Hospital.
NEW LIGHTS
New electric lights have recently
been installed in the Baptist
church here, which are a
great improvement. Harry Aldridge,
city electrician, Installed
the lights.
BENEFIT SUPPER
The laides of the Baptist church
are planning a chicken salad
supper to be given on Tuesday,
February 16th, in the vacant
Lindsey building next to the
pressing club.
VISITOR
P. A. Yaskell, of Bellville, N.
J? spent Saturday here visiting
his brother, L. T. Yaskell. With
him was a friend, James Cham- j,
bers, of Brooklyn, N. Y. They1
left Sunday for Florida.
SEASON CLOSES
Local sportsmen are looking ,
forward with genuine regret to
Monday, February 15, which ,
marks the close of the bird season.
SAILS
George Watson, who has been ,
visiting his mother, Mrs. Ida ,
Potter Watson, for the past several
weeks, sailed from Wil- ;
mington Tuesday as third assis- ;
tant engineer aboard the freight- ;
er Santatecla. bound for Tampa.
ORGANIZE LEAGUE
A community league has been .
organized by colored citizens of
Southport. Herbert Brown is
president, Ephriam Swain is secretary
and John S. Frink is the
treasurer. The purpose of the organization
is for mutual uplift
ind co-operative citizenship. ,
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Vernon: "Gran'ma, if I was nvited
out to dinner somewhere, ]
should I eat my pie with a ,
orl: ?" ,
Grandma: "Certainly, Vernon." ,
Vernon: "You haven't got a (
lieee of nie around the house ,
Jiat I could practice on, have
,'ou, Gran'ma?"
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THE STATE POR'
Beautiful Yacht
Stops Over Hen
Arlis, beautiful 126-foot moto
cruiser of R. L. Sullivan, of Phi
ladelphia, stopped over here 01
Tuesday while making the out
side passage southward. Thrown
er and a guest was aboard.
The Arlis is one of the few
private yachts that are armei
for cruising in the West Tr.die;
and other points where tt-oubh
is likely to be encountered. Sh(
carries a one-inch gun mountct
on her forward deck.
Local Chapter
Receives Thank:
Official recognition for the
fine response of Brunswick couney
citizens during the recenl
flood emergency drive was received
last week by local officials
from Red Cross Headquarters ir
Washington.
The Brunswick county feat ci
raising funds equivalent to eighl
times its quota was paiticularlj
outstanding.
Baltimore Man
Visits Southport
E. J. Bray, prominent Baltimore
man, who was recently
contacted by the Southport Oivk
Club, spent Saturday prospecting
various properties near hcr?
with a view to purchasing c
small estate ar.d making his per
manent home here.
Mr. Bray was accompanied or
his prospecting trip by Allen Ewing,
of the Civic Club. It is understood
he will return here fai
further investigation in April.
Little Dam a fie
Caused By Cold
So far the damage resulting
from the cold weather last week
has been slight. The lettuce crop
seems to have been the principal
victim.
Despite the fact that many
fruit trees were in full bloom, it
is not believed that the fruit had
set; and it is thought that the
crop will be uneffected by the
unseasonable blooming.
SPEAKERS
As features of the Race Relations
Day program at the St.
James Colored church next Sunday,
R. W. Davis will address
members of the Sunday school
it 2:f!0 o'clock in the afternoon
and G. V. Fesperman will speak
it the evening service. Special
music will be presented by the
Melody Quartet, composed of
James Davis, LeRoy and Ephriam
Swain and Raphael Parker.
Thirty-Nine LotMarine
Corps Duty
Thirty-nine more young men
ivill be given an opportunity of
mlisting in the United States
Marine Corjs during February at
the Marine Corps Recruiting District
Headquarters, Savannah.
3a., according' to an announcement
by Captain A. C. Small, officer
in charge of recruiting activities
in the South Atlantic
States.
The Marine Corps offers great
opportunities in education, athletics
and travel. Men selected
'or service must be between 18
ind 25 years of age, not less than
56 inches in height, single and in
excellent physical condition.
Any young man desiring deailed
information concerning enistment
should write the Marine
3orps Recruiting Station, Post
Office Building, Savannah, Ga.
Superintendent Is
P.-T. A. Speaker
Superintendent H. M. Roland,
of the New Hanover County
school system, was the principal
speaker at the Parent-Teacher
Association meeting held Thurslay
night in the high school
luditorium. Rain, which poured
lown about the time for the
meeting to start, held the crowd
lown.
The speaker stressed the importance
of beginning child trainng
at home, showing how this
vould enable the teacher to do
nore in his work of citizenship
raining.
Refreshments were served by
VTesdanies G. D. Robinson and
r. VV. Jelks.
Reduce Bond For
Donald Skipper
Bond for Donald Skipper, beng
held in the Brunswick county
ail for the fatal shooting of
Toward Scott, was reduced Monlay
from $7,500 to $4,500 by an
irder signed by Judge Henry A.
3rady.
When he was brought to jail
ollowing the shooting Skip>er
was denied privilege of bond,
mt later it was set at $7,500.
Dionne Quintuplets
Play At The Amuzu
Feature attraction this week at
he Amuzu theatre is "Reunion",
itarring the Dionne Quintuplets,
Said to be the best production
n which the five little ladies
lave appeared, local theatre goirs
are looking forward with
ileasure to this showing.
r PILOT, SOUTH PORT, N. C.
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M O * 1 17 enable the Commissioner to asm|30O<11
rorm certain whether the taxes for
p \y j r? 1 which the employer is liable are
r ror wage Kecord correctly computed and paid."
Regulations No. 91, Mr. Parker
i Already Unscrupulous Ag- >lnted out- a,so says:
ents Are At Work Sell- "Records of employers?Every
! ing "Special Forms" For employer liable for tax shall keep
flaking Wage Report On accurate records of all remunSec:al
Security Returns eration paid to his employees af1
Some unscrupulous or over- ter December 551. 19.16. for scrzealous
salesmen and business vire3 Performed for him after
> concerns are working a wage re- sucl1 llatc- ?llch rncoids shall
, ... show with respect to each em
cord "racket' against employers. , ployee_(1) the name and adI
G. R. Parker, Regional Director, dress of the employee and the
Region IV, Social Security Board, account number assigned to the
warned today. Mr. Parker said: employee under the Act, (2) the
! "Reports reaching the office of occupation of the employee, (3)
, tnp ttegionai Director ot Kegion i me loiai amoum (including any
IV, comprising the District of J sum withheld therefrom as tax
Columbia, Maryland, North Car-,or for any other reason) and date
' olina, Virginia, and West Virgin-!of each remuneration payment
' it, indicate that many employers and the period of services cover
are being imposed on by over- ed by such payment, (4) the
' zealous or unscrupulous salesmen amount of such remuneration
: and concerns seeking to sell one payment which constitutes wages
' cr another bookkeeping or wage subject to tax (3ee sections 311
record system. I (a) and 1101 (c) of the Act and
"Some of these systems are articles 14. 15, and 13) and (5)
- represented as official systems, the amount of employees' tax
Others are said to be the sys- withheld or collected with restem
approved by the Social Sec- pcct to such payment, and if
uiity Board. The fact is that no collected at a time other than the
official system has been devised time such payment was made,
f or approved by the Social Sec- the date collected."
urity Board. Any statement to
the contrary is a misrepresenta- Eastern Carolina farmers are
tion. arranging to have their brood
"Each employer is free to fol- sows farrow on clean ground
low his own system of book- where hogs have not run during
keeping and record-keeping, pro- the past year as a method of
vided the system complies with controlling parasites in pigs,
the very simple regulations of
the Bureau of Internal Revenue' Sweet potato growers in Camof
the United States Treasury den and Currituck counties will
i Department." purchase a truck load of certiMr.
Parker called attention to fied sweet potato seed from gro- j
Regulations No. 91, Bureau of In- wers on the eastern shore of Vir
tcrnal Revenue, which read in ginia.
part: > i
"No particular form is pres- Five 4-H club members of
cribed for keeping the records re- Johnston county have purchased
quired by this subdivision. Each 2,000 baby chicks to be fattened
' employer shall use such forms and shipped co-operatively as
and systems of accounting as will broilers.
FOR BETTER MILEAGE USE jj
SHELL ||
!! Gasoline and Oil !
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i! If you haven't had your automobile com- j
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i< pletely lubricated with SHELL lubricants you ;;
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11 have a new treat in driving performance. j |
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j| Hood Service Station j
)( SOUTHPORT, N. C. 1
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I NOTICE!
! Second Call F
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for the purpose of collecting 1
| S one of the places listed below
|| port. Appointments in North
I! ships will be met by Deputy C
jj H. (). Peterson's Store, February 2
* I elnnrl?Ronrk's Store. February 2
)! G. T. Rohbins Filling Station, Febr
jj Winnabow, February 22nd
j j W. D. Lewis, Store, February 22nd
jjf Bolivia?Mintz Store, February 22n
) j Beck's Store, February 22nd
j Supply?Kirby's Store, February 23
jj Varnum's Store, February 23rd
jj Roach's Store, February 23rd
! Shallotte, February 23rd
! Grissett Town, February 23rd
|[ Hickman's Cross Roads, February
jj Longwood, February 25th
j j Ash Post Office, February 25th
! Freeland, February 25th
jj Myrtle Head, February 25th
jj Exum, February 25th
jj Makatoka, February 25th
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ivan 3 a ik foreci.osvke sai.f. of ubafc
?? rlil i rl:lr ij estate moktoa<;e
Under and by virtue of the power _
PHP c < i t? EVu.* r-hnioo Jot^ ;? ? sale contained In that eertalff
^ 1 cnoice !Ot^ in mortgage deed made and executed bjr
the outskirts of Southport. Pric- w. C. Armstrong and wife, Florie__
ed from $50.00 to $250.00 each. *
M. FARGUSOX. 2-10-* of .May, lt?19, duly recorded In Book?
! Xo. 33, at page 12. in the office 9f.<ff
w ? 4 7 p the Register of Deeds of Brunswick
04 ff A B Sh County, to which reference la hereby
I j ii \1 r\ Bj Lj , especially made, and sold mortgage
deed having been dulv assigned by J.
\V. Yatc-. Trustee, to II. O. Peter?-*
SALE OF KEAI ESTATE loon. Default having been made in
... ' - . . the payment of the indebtedness
I n.lor ami l.y virtue 01 the pn.s.r ,1(.s(.Hbe<|. the im.lerelBiie<l K~."J
or sale contained ir. a certain nunl- it. ivtersen. assignee, will offer for.-,?
gage to Amanda l>. Davis. bearing sale af public auction to the highest
date of the _'S;h day of April, ll?:*J. balder for cash at tlie courlhousft^j
niul duly recorded in Book r?3, page door in the City of Southport. anu_
404, records of the Register of Deeds tin county of Brunswick, on
for Brunswick t'<-unt>. I> null h... Saturday. February With. 1337. ??
Ing been made in the payment of the at 12 o'clock noon, the following desindehtedness
secured by *aid mort- .iiho-1 piece or parcel of land lying
gage, and the power ot : ale contained and being in Brunswick County,
therein, thereby beeom'ng absolute. C.. and bounded and described as fol-'
the undersigned C. D. Gore. Kxecu-,lows. to-wit:
tor of tlie instate of Amanda D. Adjoinin gthe lands of Green Lewis,
Davis, will offer for sale, t subject it a Is. ,r> rf
to accrued taxes attaching thereto) a; I Beginning at the mouth of a small' 1
the courthouse door in Southi>ort. drain white it makes into middle
r.ruiiswick County, North Cnrolinn. 011 1 Swamp, runs up said drain with /
Friday, l-Vbruarj -?i. 1!?37. Green Lewis' lino to a slake and
at 1 ': > "* noon, the following piece, t pine about 98 polos; thence south
panel or I??t of land, situate. lying ahout 85 poles to Middle Swamp,
and hcing in the County of Itruns- thenee <1ov.fi said swamp to the bew
irk. Slate of .North Carolina, . a l ginning, enntaiulng 10 ai res, more or
More specifically described as fol- less, and being same land convoyod 7
lows: to said \v. c. Armstrong by A. c.
Beginning at a marked pine tree Willing ami wife, a* will more fully
at Lee 1 tuck's Landing in Town appear by reference to Look No.
Creek, ami runs thence South f?f? <|e- page 53X, records of RruimwioK
grees. west 35G0 feet to a stone mar- County.
ked "PLC" in an old road: tin m-e Paled and posted, this 13th davMO
north 75 degrees west 1105 l'eet to a of January, 1937. a
small branch to a stone marked ii. <>." PKTFRSOX, Assignee. ?
"PLC."; thence south 2 degree- 3n S. it. Frlnk, Attorney for Assignee.
3200 feet to a stone 2-10c
marked "DLG"; thence north 70 de- >
grees west GOO feet to a stake; then- F.XECTTRIX NOTICE
<e north S3 degrees west 4S3 feet to Having qualified as executrix of
a stone marked "PLC"; thence north the estate of Henry Calloway, de<Jon
degrees west 490 feet to a stake; eased, late of Bruiiswh-k county X.
thence to the low water mark at the c.. this is to notify all persons hav- ^
mange cro.-.-ing lin es ieeK ami ing <l.-.tms against tile estate of salt!
tlume with the nuamierings of ived to exlilbit them to the unllfce's
Creek in a Northerly direction tier- gmd .it Supply. X. C.. on or
to Town Creek; thence with the var- in Our iiaist <iay of I>eremhop
ions meanders of Town Creek to the 1937. or this notice will lie pleaded ,
beginning, containing 1023 9-10 aires, in bar of their recovery. All iiersons'Hmore
or less. indebted to said estate will please
The undersigned reserves the right make immediate payment,
to reject any bill not considered rea- This lGtli day of January. 1937.
satiable. HATTIK C.ALLOWAY. Executrix
Posted, this the 7th day of Janu- of Henry Calloway, Peceased. 3-17c
ary, 1937. ?' I
c. D. GORE. Executor i Subscribe to The State Port. r-.
* Btatt of Amanda D. Pavl,. Pjiot_S1.5o year. 1 ,
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WHEN YOU BUY THE
Games of chance may be all right in their r "" Kx\p/~~~?* ' 1
place?but why risk your money when you GT lit
buy razor blades! Ask your dealer for Probak t'Z ^
Jr.?produced by the world's largest manu- If0 t?'|
facturer of razor blades. Here is known I ^ JL.' '
quality?a double-edge blade that gives you I'
one excellent shave after another?and sells ! 3i
at 4 for lOiil Ask your dealer for a package Ift ""
of Probak Jr. blades today.
RRor SM>ESH1? :
A PRODUCT OR THE WORLD'S LARGEST BLADE MAKERS
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below at the times designated I'7'
536 Taxes. Please meet me at 1;{ J
or pay at my office in Southwest
and Town Creek Town- |>r"
ollector M. B. Watkins. ['Z
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