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I :....: junto) -senior ban-1
I hi :h school
,i o'clock in the com
... building under the
I Myrtle
j. economics teacher
I of the'
jj as toastmas-j
H camp
in both dec,
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Smithport
I friil)> March
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I Bin. (rosin. Frances Farmer
and Doll Hums
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dole PI outers . .
Plou's, Plow Pot
Seed Potatoes
Bountiji
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1937
were arranged, in a "T" shape,
pointing toward The platform,
which contained a tent and a
large caldron over which Mrs. C
G Ruarl: presided as a Gypsy
foitune teller.
Streamers in Gypsy colors festooned
the table, with bunches
of balloons at intervals. The tables
were beautifully decorated
with jonquils in bunches and in
rows. As a center the flowers
were arranged in the initials S
H. S. The tables were lighted
by candles.
Six freshmen, boys and girts,
dressed in Gypsy costumes, waited
on the tables.
.Mrs. E H. Cranmer gave the
invocation, which was followed by
greetings from the junior class
president, in a welcome speech
to tiro seniors. Robert Marlowe,
president of the senior class,
gave the response. Miss Frances
Uellamy offered a toast to the
faculty, with response by Principal
C. A. Ledford. James McKeithan
gave a toast to the
county superintendent and school
committee which was answered
by Miss Annie M. Woodside Mrs.
v" Ed Taylor responded to a toast
given by Elliott Moore to the
grade mothers. Miss l.ouisc Niernsec
gave a toast to the seniors.
After dinner jokes closed the pro
.mam, alter which fortunes were
tout.
Instrumental numbers included
"Gypsy Love Sons'," by Gypsy
chorus: "The Gypsy King," IV. C.
Ledford, accompanied by Miss
Mae I.clford; dances, by Gypsy
peasant group, accompanied by
Miss Mary Alice Lewis: "In A
Little Gypsy Tea Room." by Miss
Lelia Hubbard.
A fruit cocktail started off a
three course dinner which ended
with a dessert of ice cream and
cake.
Considerable credit is due to
Miss Taylor for her leadership:
to Mesdames K. M. Niernsee, G.
P. Robinson and Bellamy, for
their assistance and to the junior
class committee for their hard
work.
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SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY
Friends of Miss Louise Watson
sui prised her on Tuesday evening,
March 16th, when they gathered
at her home to celebrate with
her in honor of her birthday. As
entertainment for the evening,
Bingo was played, after which
1 delicious refreshments, consisting
1 of ice cream and cake were serjved
Miss Watson received many
attiactive gifts.
Those present were: Mrs. Joel
Moore, Mrs. J. Fred Smith, Mrs
.1 Berg, Mis. Bessie Watson, Mrs
A. L. Brown, Miss Mary Weeks
Miss Annie Mae Woodside. Mist
I^ouise Watson, Dr. D. I. Watson
and Archie Watson.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Law Swan entertained a number
of friends at Iris home or
Monday evening, March 15th
celebrating his birthday. Aftet
enjoying games, delicious refreshments
were served. There were
about twenty present.
WEEK OF PRAYER
The March Week of Prayet
was observed this week by the
ladies of the Woman's Missionary
Society of the Southporl
Baptist church, the final prog ran
being given at the prayer meeting
hour on Wednesday evening
March 24. at 7:30 o'clock.
EASTER ( A NT ATA-PAG E A NT
An Easter Cantata-Pageant
"The Easter Cross," by Tillotsoi
anil Lorenz, will be presented ir
the Southport Baptist church 01
Sunday evening, March 28, ai
7:i:0 o'clock. The public is cordi
ally invited to attend.
Easter Services At
Methodist (Autre/,
Morning Worship
Voluntary: "Cluist Arose." Lo
wry. by choir.
Anlhen: "He Lives Again," bj
Mrs. H. C. Corlette and choir.
Hymn: choir and congregation
Apostles' creed (in concert), bj
congregation.
Pastoral prayer.
Response by choir.
Anthem: "O Lamb of God,'
(Nolte) by Mrs. Hall and choir
Scripture reading.
Gloria Patri.
New Testament lesson.
Announcements.
Offertory, vocal duet: "A Whis
per of Hope." iHolton), by Mrs
Hall and Mrs. Corlette.
Sermon by the pastor: "Thi
Angel's Message."
Reception of members.
Hymn by choir anil congrega
lion.
Benediction. Poxology.
Evening Worship
Voluntary: "Why Weepesi
Thou," (Wilson), by Mrs. Cor
lette and choir.
Hymn by choir and congrega
lion.
Prayer.
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Anthem: "He is Risen,"(StuIts) i
by Mrs I.. T Yaskell and choir. I
Scripture reading, Announce-1
ments.
. I Offertory: vocal duet by Mrs
1 and Mrs. C'orlett.
Sermon: "More Abundant Life" :
Prayer. Hymn. Benediction and j
: doxology
Choir director, Mrs. E. M, Hall.'
Accompanists. Mrs. I. B. Bussells
and Miss Lela Hubbard.
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Personal
Mrs. W. G. Faulk and daughtler,
Helen, and son, Bill, of Ches'
ter, S. C., spent last week here
II with Misses Margaret, Edna and
Gladys Dosher.
Mrs. Lanie Southerland, who
has been spending the past two
weeks in Wilmington with her
daughter, Mrs. Earl Hancock, returned
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Weeks and
! children, of Wilmington, spent
i last week-end here with relatives
' | Mrs. Edson Barringer and lit'
tie son, Edison, Jr., of Buras,
- La., arrived Sunday to visit Mr.
1 j and Mrs. C. R. Livingston.
" i Miss Margaret Dosher, who has
'been visiting her sister, Mrs. W.
G. Faulk, at her home in Ches*
Ci /s ItAtMA Innt
icr, rs. vj., iriuninj numc mat
: week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Loughlin
1 and family visited their daught1
i er, Mrs. Dan Harrelson, in
1 Laurinbutg the first of this week,
i Miss Verlie Bel! has returned
to her home at Wampee, S. C?
after a weeks visit here with Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Bell.
T. H. Lindsey, of Raleigh, spent
; Saturday in town with friends.
' Ed Marlow has returned home
I from Louisiana where he was
| employed during the past several
" j weeks.
Ed Harris and Miss Nadine
M Smith, of Laurinburg. spent Sun!day
here with friends and rela
I tives.
' Mrs. W. E. Bell and children
fare spending two weeks with relatives
at Wampee, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Canady
spent the past week-end with
their children in Raleigh.
Misses Sophie Hinton, Clyde
Bryan and Julia Cromartie and
j Ike Robinson and John P. Won[savage
spent Sunday at Fort
" I Fisher.
I Mrs. Liliie Williams is spendI
ing the Easter holidays with re"jlatives
in Wilmington.
want ads"
| LOST?At Tom's Drug Store,
t j Wilmington, N. C., Saturday,
.jMarch 13, 1937, one package of
| merchandise containing a lady's
. | fancy blue blouse, a child's pair
(of white slippers, a baby's pink
coat sweater and cap, two yards
of print goods, two glass perco'
la to i' tops, and two handkerchiefs.
The finder will please promptly
return the same to MRS. LEON
GALLOWAY, Bolivia, N. C. Reward
offered. 3-24-c
legTls
lOUMIOSIUfc SA 1,10 OF UK A I.
fstati; Moirrou.K
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain
mortgage deed made and executed
by ('. t. Bozeman. to M. II. Tripp,
mortgagee, for $590.0:.'. dated the 1st
day of January, 192K. duly recorded
in Hook No. -IS. at page 159. in th<offiee
of the Register of Deeds of
Brunswick county, to which refer\
ence is hereby especially made. De|
fault having been made in tin- payment
of the indebtedness therein described.
the undersigned L. <\ Tripp,
administrator of the estate of M. 10.
Tripp, will offer for sale at public
, auction to the highest bidder for cash
i at the courthouse door in the City
?J| I?UUUI|IUII, HUM mv < v.
j Brunswick, on
Saturday, April 24. IM7.
i at 1- o'ctock noon, the following des
rribed niggo or panel of land lying
I and being in Brunswick county, \\
I ami bounded and described as
follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a stake. Sellers' cor'
tier, runs llicnce 219 yards to a slake
' in Sellers line; thence about north
. 99 poles to a stake in Sellers line;
[ thence 249, yards with the Sellers
| line to the west corner; thence 90
poles to the beginning, containing
Twenty acres, more or less.
1 Dated and posted, this 24th day
of .March. 19.17.
L. t\ TKIFP, Administrator
j of the estate of M. E. Tripp, deceased
S. B. Frink and Uobert W. Davis,
] Attorneys for .Mortgagee. -1-28-c
A D M l\ 1ST It A TO IPS NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of J. It. Newton, deceased.
late of Brunswick County. N.
c? this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate Of said
deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned
at Wilmington, X. C.. on
or before the 22ud day of February.
1938. or Ibis notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make Immediate payment.
This. February 22nd. 1937.
P. J. FULCHEIt. Administrator
of J.. R. Newton. 3-31-e
A DAllN lSTftAT<XR\S NOTIC E
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of C. L. Stevens, deceased,
late of Brunswick county.
North Carolina. This is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Southport,
X. C\. or or before the 18th day of
March, 1938, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted t<> si<i estate will
please make immediate payment.
This* 12th day of March. 1937.
A. E. STEVENS, Administrator
of C. L. Stevens, Southport, N. C.
C. Ed Taylor, Attorney. 4-21-c
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrix of
the estate of G. \V. Kirby, deceased,
late of Brunswick County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate
of the deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned at Supply, N. C.,
on or before the 10th day of March.
1938. or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
This March 10th. 1937.
iDOKA C. KIRBY. Executrix.
Robert W. Davis, Attorney for
Executrix. 4-14-c
FORECLOSURE HALE OF
HEAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
Under and by virtue of the nwoer
of sale contained In that certain
mortgage deed made and executed
by J. B. Atkinson and wife,* Lizzie
/ May Flowers Atkinson, to George w.
PILOT, SOUTHPORTt N. C.
Sullivan. Mortgagee, fot S10U.00, dat-jo
ed 'the 3rd day of .Tauuary, 1934. tl
duly recorded in Book Xo. 58, at. s
page 178. in the office of the Regis- '
ter of Deeds of Brunswick County,.: *
to which reference is hereby espec- ,
ially made. Default having been made V
in the payment of the indebtedness -s
therein described, the unuersighed ,
George W. Sullivan. mortgagee, will
offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for rash at the
courthouse door In the City of South- ,
port, and the county of Brunswick, on
Saturday, March 27th, 1??37.
[at 12 o'clock noon, the following des-1
cribed piece or parcel of land lying,;
and being in Brunswick county; N.
IC., and hounded and described as follows.
to-wit
Beginning at a slake in Fred Flowers
line and runs thence south 57,
degrees west 1050 feet to a pine in.
the Barber line: thence X. 4 degrees
east 525 feet to a lightwood knot; I
I them e X. 07 degrees E. 1050 feet to
a lightwood knot; thence south 3 degrees
E. 525 feet to the point of be- 1
ginning, containing 12 acres.
Dated and posted, this the 27th.
day of February. 1937.
GEORGE W. SULLIVAN.
Mortgagee,
s. Ft. Frlnk. Attorney for Mortgagee.
KXF.( 1 TOK'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Executor of1
the estate of William Anderson, cle-'
ceased, late of Brunswick county, i
I North Carolina, this is to notify all,
i persons having claims against the I
said estate ot said deceased to ex-1
i hibit them to the undersigned at
i Southport, X. (\. on or before the
25th ?lav of February. 1938. or this]
| notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
This 24th day or February. 1937. 1
J. BERG, Executor of
William Anderson. Deceased.
4-7-e
NOTICE OF COKE! I OSI HK
Under and by virtue of a power of.
sale contained in a certain mortgage
deed executed by C. S. Ward and
wife. Laura May Ward, to A. G. i
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!in Book No. IS at I'age No. 140. reI
cords of Brunswick County, N. c..
! to secure payment of a certain npte
| therein recited, and default having,'
| been made in tlit* payment of said
note, the undersigned mortgagee, will
on Monday, Sfttli day of .March. IHJ17,
at 12 o'clock noon. :it the courthouse
door in Brunswick County, offer for.
sale to the highest bidder for rash
at I'uidic auction, a certain tract or
parcel of land, lying and being in
Smithville and Town Creew townships
County of Brunswick. State of North
i Carolina, more particularly hounded
and described as follows, viz:
1st Tract: Beginning at a stake, a'.
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Honky-Tonk
Square and Round
Dances Every
FRIDAY NIGHT
Good Music . . Good
People and Good
Order
Ladies 10c Gents 25c
Pr ? nmin" butt
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popular makes.
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Right now Ford dealers
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be in greater demand,
now while present low ]
every R & G car must
up by the Ford factory
your Ford dealer?"10
ey back." See your For
run the risk of higher
probably cover the do
balance on easy terms.
W1LLE1
orner of Isaac Sparrow's line, runs side of a small brat
lenc.e south 35 west 8,5 feet to a to the beginning, cor
take: theuce south 950 feet to a reSt more or les;. act
lake: thence South 89 east 895 feet ve,' mad,, t,v r B
3 corner of Ben Stanley and the , ,
esh line: thence about north to a ?thei tract. One Jot
take in the Ward line on the west , gJiis, being lot Xo.
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BOLIVIA, N. C.
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itaining 32.'? ac- X. C.
.oiJi.ng to a *ui Dated and ported, this February
Hpu-ptt M-o in- 3rd, 1937.
" . . ,T A. G. LEWIS, Mortgagee.
m Lol.via He j \\- Ruark, Attorney, Southport ^DH
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