Pi" f er Memorial Hospital for trai
ingr as a nurse.
? Bingo was played during tl
| evening, the htghest score beir
awarded to Mrs. William .Torge
Hostess sen- Delirious refreshments, co
sisting of ice cream and cal;
Fullwood en- were served. Miss Jorgensen r
ae on FViday>iveU a shower of attractr
. . . gifts.
tiom <i... Those present were: Miss
nor of Miss Vera Jorgensen. Mildred Ali-iile
,. isen. who will leave Esther Mae Potter, Lulu Brow
1st. for Wilmington, Myrtle Brown, Elizabeth Rackle
,Vill enter James Walk- | of Benson, Vera Swain, Eveh
J'biiy a used car
11 at your OWN price!
Saturday, Sept. 4
i all-day sale
All Makes . . All Models
All Prices!
i wait and save money!
| R. D.White
shallotte, n. c.
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YomTobacco Deposits j
Below In This Bank
o
Xn outside bank can have equal claim upon
local deposits which come from tobacco raised
in this community, and financed by loans from
this bank.
Wo are prlad to lend money to tlie tobacco
rowers of this community, and when the crop
harvested and in Ihe warehouse, we welcome
the>< borrowers back as depositors.
Deposit your tobacco money in this bank
where it will benefit the community that pro..
(lured it. We offer you the best of service and
" protection.
WACCAMAW
Bank and Trust Company
WHITEVILLE
FAIRMONT CHADEOURN
ROSE HILL CLARKTON
NORTH CAROLINA
Ir? T --T-" T -1 " ? " 7 t-i- T
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n-1 Smith, Lucy Anderson, Mesdames
j Hubert Livingston, William Jor:ie
genson, Osrar Coleman, Albert
ig Russ, Cassie Jorgensen, Elizabeth
n_ Southerland, Amelia Swain and
Ethel Fullwood.
n
ERIDGE PARTY
1 e Mrs. William Weils was hostess
ps. Thursday evening at a bridge
o, party honoring nor guests, Mr.
n. and Mrs. L. W. Keister, of Aly,
batty, N. Y., and Miss Margaret
n Wells, of Greensboro.
Bridge was played at three
? failles with high score prize for
ji the lnilies being won by Mrs. H.
!' W. Hood and by Sassa Fodale
|| for the gentlemen. Consolation
|; prize was cut by Miss Winnie
|j Willis.
|] Delicious refreshments consist-1
|; ing of punch, ire cream and ealte
13'were served by The hostess.
8); Guests included the honorees.
i Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Keister and
Miss Margaret Wells. Mr. and
Mrs. L. T. Yaskell. Sassa Fodale.
Miss Winnie Willis. Miss Victoria
Marram Mrs. H. W. Hood, and
Mrs. W. S. Dosher.
FISHING PARTY7
One of the most successful
moonlight fishing expeditions of
the season came in Friday night
'with 63 fish, the best catch of
: the season for inside fishermen.
I J Tbooa ..... 1-: AI._ A -
ii.' 11i.ii\in;; iih* trip wore:
< *a plain and Mrs. William Wells,
hosts, Mr. anil Mrs. L. W. Keislor
anil Miss Margaret Wells,
their houseguests, Mr. anil Mrs.
I. T. Yaslcell ami Mr. anil Mrs.
K. R. Cotton.
POTTER tAMIl.Y llEIMON
j1 The annual get-together meeting
of the children, grandchildren
rind relatives of the late Berry
Potter was held at Holilen's
Reach Thursday, August 12th.
Mr. Potter, for a number of
years before his death, observed
: this date in memory of the birthday
of his deceased wife. The
? children and grandchildren con s.
tinue to make this date a happy
\ occasion for the getting together
*7 of the family.
doe Potter, the sole surviving
brother of Berry Potter, was present
Thursday and took a lively
*; part. For several years Mr. Joe
\ir was s > severely afflicted that it
(1 was not thought that he would
[ suivive his brother.
7 The following members of the
family, relatives and friends were
present: Mr. and Mrs. Mercer
; ( Cos, their daughter. Mrs. Iris
4
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Mowing Machine
Stalk Cutters .
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Trucks ar
Anil Po\
A Cjener,
HARE
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I Johnson, and children, Juliette,
Gene and Mercer; Mrs. Lizzie Ca- K
ton. of New Bern, and three p
children, Vivan. Iris and Bobby:
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potter and a
children. Alden, Tyler, and Billie:
Mr. and Mrs. \V. B. Rourk. of <> '
Miami, Fla.: Mr. and Mrs. Martin J1,
Kipper and children, ""Rhoda, ]i:
Pearl, Elnora, Florence, Meta. ^
Nela, Vance. Howard and Herbert
Hoover; Mrs. Daisy Willetts and m
children, Althia and Eloise; Mrs. aB.
Sullivan and children, Effie, j1(
Marie, Leon and Eugene; Mrs.
iN. W. Arnold and children, Jono, V,
I Evelyn and Kilby; Mr. and Mrs.
P. R. Page and children, Eliza-: ~
beth, Rosalind, B. R., Jr., and
Sue ! d<
By a vote of the family it was 1,'
j decided to hold the 1PZ8 reunion 1
j"t the same place.
! A nnual Missionary
Society Meeting \
\ The annual meeting of the X
| Woman's Missionary ITnion of a
.the Brunswick Baptist Associa- \
j tion will be held at Mill Creek A
Baptist Church on Friday. Sept- \
! ember 3rd. All members of the ij
Missionary Societies and other W.
M. IT. organizations in the county Ij
are urged to be present.
Ar interesting and instructive 5
program has been arranged, with ^
prominent speakers representing *
I both our local and State-wide jfj
I wot k. m
Captain and Mrs. .1. I. Davis Ji
and family spent last week on a a
\.teation trip to Western North m
Carolina.
Mrs. Mary B. Vaskell and son. a
auu ! . r nsi<cii, ami mis. s*:miin J
Wonsnvnpe, of Wilkes-Banc, )
Pennn., are viidllng the former's )
son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. )
|L. 1. Yaskell, here this week. )
John I'. Wonsavage, member of )
the South port school faculty, has )
returned t ? South port from his )
home in Wilkes-Barre, Pennn. )
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;s and I lay Rakes If >
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. Knife Grinders !<) \
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Mr. and Mrs. Parker Howey, of Benson. " v WW
ures Beach, visited Mrs. Georget a. J. Robbins and his daugh
. Howcy Tuesday afternoon. > Miss Josephine Robbins, who I
Bishop Thomas C. Darst was been visiting Mrs. Ida Daniels
Southport visitor Tuesday. |the past two weeks, have reti
Mrs. Victor Rice and two | ed to their home in Orlai
lughters. who have been spend- Florida. They were accompai
ig the past month here with1 home by Mrs. Daniels, who
apt. and Mrs. I. B. Bussells, spend several weeks with ther
tve returned to their home in Miss Elizabeth Taylor, who
niherst, Mass. been spending the summer
Mrs. and Ada Morse and her j Black Mountain, arrived home
other, Mrs. Annie Furgerson, week.
e visiting Mrs. John Moore at | Mias Dorothy Robinson, of
>r home in Lake Waccamaw. leigh, spent last week-end 1
Miss Lulu Brown has as her with her parents, Mr. and J
test Miss Wilma Langley, of G. D Robinson.
sal.k of t.ami for taxes
Xotice is hereby given that 1 have this day levied on the follo\
real estate .situated within the corporate limits of the Citj
mthport. X. C.. to satisfy taxes due City of Southport for the year
id vx ill soil same tn th?? highest bidder for cash at City ilall iloor in
ily nt It o'clock A. At., September 13, 1937, unless sooner redee
cording to law.
J. E. CARR, City Tax Collect(
WIIITF It \( i:
\WT. dfsc. of i'rorkuty tax k V
dams. J. .T. 1 lot Drown St ? 1
dtidge. Alls. L. R. 1 lot Caswell Ave. ?
dridge. ,1. S. I lot Brown St 1
lien. Phillip Waterskirl - -J
ndcrson. Alae 1 lot West St - -
I il( 1 Ml, I". \\ . I mi .-"'IHIIIM', I uriftiiio
mold, tieorgc 1 lot West St.* ~ -
mold, .1 antes 1 lol Hninswick St
mold. .1. ('. 'J lots Hrown ~
mold, J. .1. 1 lot Slit. Height*
mold. .1. N. 1 lot West St
Hanson. S. \*. l' lots S|?l. Heights -
utivy. tiwirgc W. 1 lot Howe St.
allard, Mrs. Helsy 1 lot Hay si
aiik of Hanover 2 lota Nos. II & 12
an!; of Snutliport 1 lot Clarendon
nlols. ltichnrd I lot Hwk. ti Spl. Height* ]
ill. II. R l lot Atlantic Ave ..
Figures
AGAIN MYERS H
| LEADER II
Our Sale Monday, /
! 151588 lbs. for $52
s
| INCLUDINl
!
(
S Second Sale Monds
!
' Tuesday, August 31
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j mun a a mm,.? m. *
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| CHADBOU!
< Geo. A. Myer
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ALE MOl
) $27.20 :
Has Been Made Any
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orth Caroli
MS SAYS, TUG
Berg. Nelson. & Tobiasen 1 lot Caswell Ave. 8.76 [Mi
.27 Boyette, Mr St M
itei, Brooks, J. \V.. Mi ,'Koy. A: Allen 1 lot Brown St.. 1 lot Atlantic, i- C. fa
iave -v- Phillips, 1 Spt. Heights 18.7$ Hfl
Bt-< r:. In. F. L 1 Kit ... . ...... .. .. 1.7*4
for Buckman. P. J. l lot Howe st 10.0c -^1^1
lrn- Burriss, T. tl. Est. 1 lot Bwk.. 1 College, 1 West 22.34 SH
1(j0 T. B. F.st. !<"< Ci?.??\\t-11. I Fn? CI.85
j Chamblee & Marsh 1 lot Moore & Howe - 22.08 &j|
Church. J. B. 1 lot Moore & Lord. 2 S. & W., ' ? interest In C lots 9
Will Spt. Heights - 13.54
n i Church, J. B. & Co. 1 wharf & Packg. House lfi.80
Clemmons. Allard 5 lots Spt. Heights s
has Clemmons. L. W. I lot Howe 14.94 n
;n Cooker. Mrs. Sabra 1 lot Brunswick St 13.28
CorlettH. H. C. 1 lot Bay St., 1 Waterskirf
laSc Cox, Asa Est. 1 lot Brown St 10.dC
Cox, Mrs. Mary 1 lot Bwk.. 2 West - 8.11 { ,[
Cranmer, E H. 2 lots West End, 2 Moore, l Atlantic, 1 Nash 36.06
Ea- Crapon, C. M. 1 lot Moore & Howe - 21.52 njfl
Lre Crawfoi 1. J. X. V. 1 lot Arnold ....
Crowley, J. s. 1 lot Bwk. St. ,!l j
drs. Creech, B. H. 1 lot Howe & Brown 18.00 jfM
Dallas. Mrs. Adria A. 1 lot Bay 13.04
Davis, D. M. 2 lots Howe, 1 Baj H
Davis, S. P. 1 lot West & Atlantic 29.45
Dos her, T. Hoyle 1 lot Burlington - 2.58
Doslier, Dr. J. A. 1 lot ilowe. 1 Moon- A Atlanta ;,y '
Dng Doslier, Mary A. Est. 2 lots Caswell, 2 Smith & Weeks, I West 8.90
ici '.'1 Dosher. Richard last, l lot Clarendon. 1 Boundary, 1 Bay. 1 waterskirl.
1 i?rv " iMieij. 1 S. & \\\. 1 Swp. 15at'deii, l P.oundary A Clarendon . 133.54 Hj
Dozier. Rdward 1 lot Xash St. - yy
meu Dossier, George Bet. 1 lot West & Caswell 14.<4 J.
Drew, II. Ij. 1 lol Leonard * 9
" Drew, Mrs. Gertrude 1 lot Lord St 13.34
VM Bills. B. A. i lot West St 1W1 ?
iJ*^r i Fa redo, .Mrs. Joseph 1 lot Spt. Heights - Jf H
; |2 Fodnle liros
.I" Ford. (\ A. 1 Arnold Alley 1
V V- Forrester, Mrs. Almira 1 lot Alhintie Ave - Id 9
.1 ? : Fountain, W. B. 1 lot Spt. Heights Uj , ,
! Fountain, \V. G. 1 lot Howe St ? 1 <[ )(# M
French, Mrs. W. A. I lot St. 3 ^9
-] ' FuIrher. Mrs. M.irv B. list. 1 1<>t Dry SI 13.64 9
Fullw !. Mr* .1 W. I I"! West SI. - 1" 17 |9
' Fill I wood, Lewis 1 lot Burlington ?-75 {11^9
,1-51 Fullwoori. \V. T. 1 lot Dry St 7.38 9^9
11 Fui*i?less, James 1 lol Burlington 1.47 K^H
Fill Price ' lots llowe. I Caswell 10? 31
,V- tlallowav. Dr. W. C. 1 lot Waterfront 14.43 H
Vi' Gay. \V. M. Fsl. 1 lol West SI. t - 3.85
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August 23rd ... !' I
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, and Friday, September 3 jj HI
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