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Red Cross I
To the contributors for the floe
sufferers:
At this date, February 1
your committee, has the follov
ing report which it offers f<
your inspection, in behalf of yoi
Red Cross Chapter. In this shov
ing of individual and organizi
tion offerings for the flood su
ferers, your committee does n<
guarantee the list to be absoh
tely correct, for in the splendi
response, no doubt some ha\
handed in their money and the
names failed to be recorded. Bi
so far as possible this showin
has been checked up and heri
with presented. In the matter <
supplies, your committee coui
not keep a record. Many did n<
even give their names. The moi
ey has gone to Admiral Cary '
Grayson, the National Red Croi
chairman, Washington, D. C., an
the Supplies have been sent b
express to Cincinnati, Ohio, Lot
isville, Ky., and Memphis, Tenn
to the Red Cross organizations i
these cities.
The final compilations for tb
total money received will be mac
and published, showing the surr
the several sections of Brum
wick county people gave, and tb
total amount that was sent t
the national headquarters of tb
Red Cross, at Washington, D. C
in behalf and for your committei
J. BERG Chairman
For Committei
WACCAMAW
(Mrs. Crawford, Collector)
Mrs. W. J. Purvis $ l.C
^ tl Winatonrt 2
1*1 i O. V/. **. ' * "'"VV-V.
Mrs. Wm. Matthews 10
Armstrong Evans 1.0
J. B. Ludlurn 2
Gaston Smith 10
Mrs. D. B. Long 2
Mrs. Ava Smith 2
G. V. Smith 1.0
Mrs. M. E. Smith 1
W. R. Long 1.0
Cleve Long 10
Mrs. Iredell Long 1
Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Evans.. .2
Otis Evans 5
O. B. Formy Duval 5
H. J. Formy Duval 2
J. D. Babson 2
Gene Russ 2
M. B. Watts 1.0
Mrs. S. C. Ross 5
H. M. Ross and mother .... 1.0
Mrs. H. L. Wright 5
J. Lennon Smith 1.0
J. Lennon Smith, 10 lbs. meat.
Mrs. J. B. Simmons 1.0
Mrs. Dalton Simmons 5
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Formy Duva
4 qts. food.
Mrs. Minnie Cliff, 2 qts. food.
Ash Club Women 5.0
BOLIVIA
(Mrs. Josephine Marshall, Col.
Elmore Motor Co 5.0
H. D. Johnson 5
T. H. Johnson 1.0
Dan Caison 5
Floyd Brittain 5
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Wholesale and Retail
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SOUTHPORT, N. C.
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Contributors
id U. R. Callaw 50
Tharon Mercer 50
5, Mr. Parker 25
v- K. Reynolds 25
>r M. F. Mercer 25
jr Hugh Mercer 50
v- H. F. Mintz 50
l- Dr. Atkins 2.00
f- Ben Holden 15
at S. Hewitt 100
I- BOLIVIA SCHOOL
id (Mrs. Josephine Marshall, Col.)
re j Fifth Grade B 1.35
ir; Fifth Grade A 1.89
II- Sixth Grade A 2.50
g Sixth Grade B 1.49
jj- Seventh Grade 9.00
l,j Fourth Grade 3.45
Third Grade 1.49
Second Grade 1.79
r First Grade 2.00
JS, Eighth Grade 1-83
icj Tenth Grade 87
IV Ninth Grade 2.40
Eleventh Grade 35
, SUPPLY SCHOOL
? (M. J. Vornnell, Principal)
School 1.76
ie|M. PISGAH BAPTIST CHURCH
ie (J. J. Hawes, Collector)
^ Church 7.25
3. WIN'XABOW
le (Mrs. Knox, Collector)
0 Winnabow community 5.00
[e Mrs. J. L. Henry 5.00
. MILL CREEK
I' Miss Satterfield 1.00
SOUTHPORT
e J (W. H. Hood, Collector)
Men's Bible Class,
Methodist Church 5.00
,0 Dr. W. S. Dosher 5.00
,5 Clarence Crapon 1.00
0 J. B. Finch 1.00
10 A. C. Ewing 2.00
,5 R. B. Morse 1.00
Jo Peoples United Bank 5.00
,5 G. W. Bunker 2.00
15 Baptist Church & S. S 20.00
q Frank St. George 50
0 Robert Willis 1.00
lfl Price Furpless 2.08
iQ American Legion 5.00
5 Mrs. Lizzie Gilbert 25
(C. L. Stevens, Collector)
0 Mr. & Mrs. B. C. Williams 2.00
0 Fred Burrisa 1.00
5 Miss Clyde Bryan 10.00
5 Wayne Leinhert 2.00
5 Cash 50
0 Annie K. Vitou 1.00
0 I. B. Bussells 5.00
0 CC Camp, Lt. Cotton 12.00
0 Thos. St. George 4.00
,0 Robt. Thompson 5.00
Bill Ttyron 5.00
0 Ike Davis 4.00
0 Harry Weeks 2.00
, Fred Willing 5.00
' H. T. St. George 5.00
' Lymus Mimms 25
0 Master Potts 11
J. Berg, Collector
1 Watson Pharmacy Co 5.00
0 Gentry 1.00
0 A. B. Ellis 5.00
0 Charlie Dosher 1.00
0 Colored School 5.00
0 Jim Lewis 1.00
_ Ned Hankins 50
SUPPLY
(Mrs. Hattie Kirby, Collector)
Mrs. Kirby 1.00
The following returns were reported
and money delivered to
Chapter committee:
MYRTLE HEAD
(Z. G. Ray, Collector)
M. R. Evans 25
E. A. Evans 25
F. V. McArthur 25
Murry Long 50
J. E. Evans 10
IW. B. Evans 25
B. J. Long 25
- G. C. Simmons 1.00
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! Baby O'Neal Duncan 10 (
J. V. Simmons 50
W. B. Simmons 1.00
Wrent Mintz 1.00
|W. A. Mintz 1.00
NEW BRITTOX j tr
(VV. S. Morgan, Collector) w
Winson Smith 25 ti
Tate Stanaland 10 re
Anson Smith 25
Mrs. L. E. Smith 25
Mrs. C. H. King 33 m
Mrs. Charlie King 05 hi
|B. G. Simmons 50 i0
Elouise Simmons 20 ds
T. C. Simmons 20 "j
H. B. Inman 25
I J. B. King 25 (
W. C. King 10
Thomas King 25
J. B. Babson 051 .
|B. C. Woodard 50
L. C. Babson 25
Gardner King 50 m
Mrs. S. I. King 25 ]0
J. L. Babson 50 |e
Mrs. Dorsey Babson 50
H. A. Coleman 1.00 d[
O. D. Phelps 50 pl
(Mrs. Loft Mintz, Collector) 111
! Mrs. Carlisle 1.00
Mrs. Fred Allen 1.00 pr
Mrs. S. J. Mintz 1.00 fa
I J. L. Mintz 1.00,"
jVV. C. Mintz 50 "
I Mrs. Kate Mintz 50
|f. G. Watts 25
Mrs. Rose Jones 25 ^
(Mrs. L. C. Brown and George
Ward, Collectors
W. E. Avant 50
I Tom Ward 1.00 (!<
j Marvin Russ 60
! Henry Russ 25
IBernice Russ i.uu ~
A. R. Russ 1.00 ( r'
L. M. Stewart 501
lH. I. Bennett 1.00 S'
JO. T. Hughes 1.00 ht
J. A. Ward 1.00 .
H. S. Ward 20 'c
Ij. D. McKeithan 50
| A. P. Russ 1.00 B
Horace Beasley 25 "I
D. S. Gore 100 ct
P. A. Hughes 1.00 151
| Mrs. L. C. Brown 1.00 f
: Isaac Jenrette 1.00
| J. I. Jenrette 50
.Odell Jenrette 20
jdauda Stanley 50 F
(Mrs. Clauda Stanley 25
j Mr._Faulk 05 E
Mrs. Golf 15
i Mrs. Bryan Stanley 1.92
|Mrs. John Stanley 1.18 m
[ Mrs. O. L. Stanley 1.18
Mrs. Geo. Ward 25 Si
S. J. Smith 1.00 E
J. E. Jenrette 20 w
(J. E. Dodson, Collector)
Horace Brady 1.00
Mrs. Esther Vereen, 6'- lbs. meat
i Mr. E. Vereen 50 "1
Mrs. Ben Gray 1.50
Mr. Mitchell 1.00 al
i Austin Phelps 1.00 M
I Prince Brady 1.00 E
Mrs. Bruce Russ 50 Si
Mrs. Barney Bennett 50 Lv
j Mrs. Emma Russ 1.00 U
Marvin Bennett 50 Si
D. B. Edwards 50 B
Tom Phelps .50 M
j Ralph Edwards 50 C.
J. L. Bennett 50 C
IJ. E. Dodson 1.00 ai
1 Mrs. J. P. Milligan 1.00 Vi
Mrs. L. Evans 25
G
Former Resident
Dies hi Sanford e>
Mrs. J. L. Simmons, formerly T
of this county, who later made ti
her home in Sanford. died there fc
on Monday night. March 8.
Funeral services were held at a
Long Branch, near Sanford. Mrs. s<
Simmons was the widow of the tc
late J. L. Simmons, of Ash, and ('i
was sixty-one-years-of-agc. She tl
is survived by the following chilJ">".
lohn Vernnn of Sanford:
W. L. Simmons, of Sanford; Birk
Simmons, of Burgaw; Ralph Simmons,
Mrs. Clara Merritt and
Mrs. Maude Hoss. of Goldsboro.
Mrs. Simmons was reared in
i Wake County, and after her mar- i
' riage to J. L. Simmons moved
to this county. She served as
j Associat'.onal Superintendent of "
the Baptist Women's Missionary
Union for Brunswick county for c<
a number of years and had many la
friends throughout the county.
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Subscribe to The State Port! fi
Pilot $1.50 a year. j in
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WILMINGTON Car?!
March 11-12 18
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IE STATE PORT PILOT, SOL
/<)()(/ Shows At jH
Amuzu Theatre rec
75
Shirley Temple fans have a niu
eat in store for them Friday W.
hen "Stowaway," her latest pic- rob
ire, conies to the Amuzu Theat- to
Fel
Joe E. Brown plays in "Polo bro
>c," a laugh riot, which opens offi
onday at the local theatre. A
'art-rending drama of mother Ro
ve is billed for next \Vedne3-. V
ly and Thursday. Its title is
V Son Conies Home." salt
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bounty Home Notes crt;
em
Jesse Adkinson called Monday Caj
'ternoon to see Henry Flowers, and
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Williams are
ade a trip to Supply and Shal- ^
flip
tte on Tuesday. They also cal- '
' floi
d at Soulhport several times <Lhc
iring the week to see their lie- a f
lew, "Buddy" Williams, during bod
8 illness. clin
Due to Miss Satterfield'3 indisisition,
she and her co-workers JJ.
lied to holci their regular scr- Qe
ce at the home on Tuesday
ening. Friends hope to have Cai
lem with us at an early date, ing
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Sullivan, jg i
r. and Mrs. Willie Sullivan anil der
'alter Sullivan visited Henry reg
lowers on Wednesday afternoon. q
Henty Williams called Thurs- req
ly afternoon to see B. C. Wil- woi
mis. lad
Mrs. Fred .Mi.!12 and ;;>agnier, nun
iss Dorothy, railed to see John Nie
?bo on Sunday afternoon. r
David Spencer and Miss Mag- as
c Sullivan were visitors at the loci
ime during the week-end. org
Rev. A. L. Brown, acconipand
by Mr. Cleinmons, visited the "
>me Saturday afternoon. Mr. rr*
rown brought a number of lr?
;mn books donated by his Rl
lurch. They will be a help to Pi
le inmates in holding services Jr.
id they thank all concerned for P?
leir gift.
Mrs. Joe MeDow.:! and ehil-en
visited h.r father, Henry
lowers, Sunday afternoon.
LECT 5GUTHPORT
GIRL MAV QUEEN 1
(Continued from Tagc 1 >
ember of the junior class, has ! '
sen chosen maid of lienor. Miss ? '
nipes ia also a member of the r*
merson Literary Society in ^
hich capacity shi serv as sectary
and hn3 recently been elecd
assistant business manager
' the centennial year-book, the
Scho."
The following are the chosen
itendants by classes: Senior,'
rsses Vernice Lang Jones, of
armville; and Theresa Foy, of
lotts Hill: Junior, Misses Ewn
Lylcs, of Thomasville, and
iary Starr Martin, of Winston ?
ilem: Sophomore, Miss Poliy f
iiss Alice Bundy, of Elizabeth I
ity; Fre: hman. Miss Grace
lare Taylor, of Morchead C y. ;
id Miss Miri: m G'bbs, Sta
lie.
OOD PRICF.fi GET !
"HRIMPERl BU3T"
(Continued tro.-n page uiui
l. sometimes enough ti pay f ir |
I! gas consumed on the trip. I
here arc also enormous quanti- ?
es cf vei-y small fish, too little
ir human consumption being
ikon. Perhaps they are . ot ail
dead loss. Southports fl eks of
:a gulls are again feasting af:r
what has apparently been a
nil and cheerless winter to
lem.
unDTirs
OF BIG NEWS
(Continued from page 3)
fugitive Captured
Oscar Pitts, acting director cf
le penal division, said Tuesday.
alph Page, 28, one of seven |
invicts who staged a spcctaou.r
escape from Caledonia prison
irm February 15, v. - s i i capturl
late Monday about 12 miles
om Morganton. Page, convicted
i Burke county of murder and
ilSlS WILMINGTON
MONDAY,
TUESDAY,
And WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 15-16-17 <y-,
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fTHPORT, N. C.
ter.ced to life imprisonment, fected. This week most of the [
the third of the fugitives to be raw material will come from the c
aptured. Clark York, serving shrimpers, who usually have a i
years for a second degree large catch of crabs along with i
ixlcr in Surry county and A. their shrimp. t
i'ettit, serving 50 years for Just as rapidly as possible the I
bery in Duplin, were taken in- management of the plant plans t
custody near Wilmington on to develop a demand for cooked 1
unary 20. The seven convicts shrimp. All equipment necessary S
ke from the farm, taking two for cooking and canning shrimp \
cials with them as hostages, is included in the plant, and the t
sale of this seafood will work j
Id Heed Island Property hand-in-hand with the prepara- t
/ill Bo Sold A^ain Mon. an<J sale of crabmcat. J
(Continued from page 1) The management of the Cape j
' includes all land south of Fear Sea Food Company hopes c
ithouse creek. The only prop- that lh(,re may fco st=muiated a
i excepted arc toe two gov- ,oca, delnan[1 t0 ta!.0 carc 0?- J
ment-owned tracts where the a:iy kind of seafood that can be '
ic Fear Coast Guard Station prepared at tlie plant for the ,
I the Cape r ear ngnt house average housewife. This would j
located. include fillets, clams and oysters ^
Said Head Island is famous for 'n addition to the crabir.eat and ^
dense tropical growth which cooked shrimp. (
Irishes there. Its proximity to
Gulf stream, which flows only BOARD HAS TAKEN
cw miles off shore, gives this NO ACTION TOWARD ;
y of land an unusually warm WHISKEY ELECTION ;
iiate. fContinueu from page onei ,
I first giving twenty days notice
C. Fisheries Plant Will , thereof, or they can await a pe- (
Used" By Local Concern tition from* 15 per cent of the ,
(Continued from page one.) qualified voters of Brunswick (
? - - ; >? countv before takina such action.
onna. ine ursc wvnr m w *? - ~
done with ciabmcat, which The greater part of the day's
being prepared and canned un- special session was devoted to j
U. S. Government pure food discussion of the tax situation in
ulations. i the county. A list of list takers
"he preparation of crabmeat for this year will be available
uires skilled and intelligent before next week.
kcrs and a group of white
cs of Southport, under the PROMINENT MAN
lervision of .Mrs. Frank M. j DIED THURSDAY
rnsce, will be employed. I (Continued from page one)
'lans call for the purchase of ago to engage in the real C3tate
many crabs as possible from and insurance business. Shortly
ll fishermen as soon as the afterward, he was elected anil
anization of the plant is per- served one term as mayor.
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,e deceased was active in so-'sir
:ial, civic and religious activities j> |J?|
n his community. He was a ' . ''
nember of the board of trustees '
?f th< Brunswick County Hos- ' H
jital, a member of the board cf Si
rustees of the Southport Public tb ; B
library and a vestryman in the of I ffiit.
Phillips Episcopal church. He ch g;
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reai in' was called upon to mak B
lumerous appearances before tlie ., M
county in chapi1 I
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Some people enjoy putting money on horse
races ? but it's no fun to risk good mon-.. :i
unknown razor bladeslEuy a fcnotvn qc -?4
blade?made by the world's largest 1'. ' **'
maker ?and play safe. Probak Jr., selling at
4 for 10j, is automatically ground, h 1 \ \
and stropped to make short work of t \\i
toughest beard, without smart or irritation. :jh
Buy a package of Probak Jr. today. , '
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