k^rnnespav. june 1, 1938
BiNPCIILE club club meeting
I pinochle Club was enter- The Home Demonstration Club
int : Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. of Southport met with Miss
jl. pa vis at the Hotel Miller. Kathrine Fullwood Friday night,
c R. L- Garrett was a guest. The meeting was called to order
,,umbers present were Mes- by the leader, Mrs. Annie K.
I H T. St. George, L. T. Vitou. minutes of the last meet n!'n
J W. Ruark, J. A. Dosh- wer? read and approved. The
, ... _ , , Home Agent read some letters
H \V. C. Reese, J. W. Ruark and 0f interest to the club and sugH
. Marion St. George. Miss St. gested that members send a dele
won the high score hon- f?a*e to the youth conference
I Refreshments were served. in Raleigh June 7-11. Miss Kath
? rine Fullwood was appointed to
r CREAM party go.
- The meeting was then turned
I Robert Butler entertained a over to Mrs. C. G. Ruark who
?f friends Thursday night demonstarted refinishing furniH
an ice cream supper at the ture.
of his parents, Mr. and After the demonstration Miss
Ku \V. G. Butler. Fullwood held a contest. Three
I in attendance were games or tsingo were played and
Klizabeth, Constance and prize was won by Mrs. Geo. Y.
et Bartells, Mary Alice Watson.
Kvelvn Smith. Mary Cath- The hostess served punch and
Corthrop, Emma Lee Mc- cake to the following guests:
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Misses Lottie Mae Newton, Mary
e and Elliott Moore end Weeks, Vera Swain, Anna Taylor,
Marlowe, j Mrs. Annie K. Vitou, Mrs. C. G.
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To My Friends and Sup
iA Final Pre-Pi
1. I have been a citizen here for the last 1
never moved it since I first registered here. 1
law partnership tentatively formed at Newto
2. I am a land owner and a tax payer in
2000 acres of land. There are some taxes ch?
two tracts of land, one owned by C. Ed Ta:
nization in Wilmington. I have tendered a
all taxes due, namely: $25.85, after deductio
of land. That is the truth about taxes I owe.
3. I served as County Supt. of Schools for
high schools were organized and all the hip
were raised to the standard type. Transport;
records was installed. Practically all of the s
vided by the State of North Carolina, and n
recently been greatly exaggerated.
4. I served two terms in the General Assem
placed on the following committees: (a) Ap
tions Chairman; (d) Commercial Fisheries
Journal; (g) Judiciary No. 2; and othere.
5. I was instrumental fn helping to enact s
as: (a) The Removal of Tolls from the bri
License Fees; (c) Establishment of Port Co:
quent Tax Adjustments by the County Comr
sell Bald Head Island to the Department of
morializing Congressmen to Endorse Applic
Terminal, and other bills.
6. I assisted in the passage of many StateCounty,
relating to schools, roads, taxation, ;
had Brunswick County exempted from the ]
a burden upon the county.
7. I am personally acquainted with all- Sta'
ments and State Institutions, and members
8. I offer the voters of Brunswick services
guesses, but upon acquaintance and ripe <
service based upon actual knowledge and (
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Ruark, Mrs. Ed Taylor, Mrs. G.
L. Norment, Mrs. Geo. V. Watson,
Mrs. Ethel Fullwood, Mrs.
Lizzie Southerland, Mrs. Fred
Smith.
The meeting adjourned to meet
with Mrs. I. B. Bussells ip June.
flersbwil
Major W. A. Metts, executive
officer of CCC at Ft. Bragg,
spent two days here last week
as guest of Ensign and Mrs. K.
R. Cotton. Major Metts spent his
time fishing.
Rev. J. R. Potts and R. M.
Wolfe spent part of the past
week at Greenville, with friends.
| Ben Gray, of Morehead City,
interested in the commercial fishing
at Southport, spent Thursday
here on business.
. Following the spending of a
! week here with his family, D. M.
Davis has returned to eastern
] North Carolina to resume his
work with the State Fisheries
Bureau.
Miss Thelma Johnson has re1
turned home for the summer
from Boston, Mass., where she
was taking a nursing training
course.
Ensign K. R. Cotton spent the
past week here on vacation. 1
David Watson and Dan Walker,
both of whom were members of
the graduating class at Louisburg
College, have returned to
their homes here.
I Mrs. C. G. Ruark left Sunday
for Raleigh where she will visit
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruark before
continuing to Asheville where
she will attend the graduation
exercises of her neice, Miss Eva
Armstrong.
Mrs. Thomas St. George, of
Greensboro, spent the past weekend
here with Miss Marion St.
George. With her were Mrs. Julia
Boaze and Miss Blanche Whirlo,
also of Greensboro.
Miss Winnie Willis spent the
past week-end in Morehead City
with Mrs. Pete Midgett.
Julian Southerland, of the TJ.
S. E. Dredge Chinook, of Norfolk,
spent the past Week-end here
with hit mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Southerland.
Mrs. W. D. Davis, of Detroit,
Mich., is a visitor in Southport
where she was called because of
the death of her neice, Miss Jeanette
Cranmer.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Cranmer,
Jr., of Shreveport, La., are in
Southport where they were called
to attend the funeral of the former's
sister.
Claude McCall, member of the
rising junior class at Wake For|
est College, has returned home.
I Edgar Hall, son of Mr. and
i^m in ?
porters in Brun
imray Message
en years. My citizenship is st
My home is here and my of
in, N. C., was never carried ii
Brunswick. I now own one-ha
irged against me uniawruny
flor, another owned by a colo
check to the tax collector in
ins are made for taxes on th
nearly seven years. During
:h schools and some of the
ition was organized and an
salary paid me during the se1
sot by the county. The total a
ibly, 1935 and 1937. I was
ipropriations; (b) Education;
Chairman; (e) Congressional
some important laws for Brun
idge at Wilmington; (b) The
m mission for the City of Sou
nissioners with Tax Payers;
Conservation and Developme
:ation for Loan to City of !
wide bills that were benefi
social security, and so on. A
provisions of many bills tha
te officials, commissions, hea<
of the House and Senate.
in the General Assembly, n<
ixperience. Vote for me and
;x periertce.
Sentelle
HE STATE PORT PILOT. SO
! Mrs. E. M. Hall, of Southport,
returned home yesterday from
Philadelphia, Perm., where he has
been a student in the median!
school of the University of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Lanie Southerland is visit-,
ting her daughter, Mrs. Sam F.
Watts, in Staten Island, N. Y.
Mrs. O. G. Coleman and child-1
ren are visiting relatives in Bolivia.
Arthur Brown, Jr., who is employed
with Commercial Credit
Co., stationed at Goldsboro, is
spending his vacation here with
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. L.
Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hewett and
children, of Georgetown, S. C?
| spent tast week-end here at their
] home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McNeil and
two daughters, who have been
visiting relatives in Fernandina, j
Fla., have arrived home.
Clarence Danford, of Charleston,
S. C., spent last week-end
here with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holmes returned
home this week from Philadelphia,
Pa., and other points
North, where they visited relatives.
Mrs. J. W. Jelks and son Eddie,
have returned to Southport,
to spend the summer after the
close of Mars Hill College, where
Eddie was a student and Mrs. |
Jelks assistant dean of women. I
Miss Elizabeth Murray, R. N.,
of the Brunswick County Hospital
nursing Staiff, left today for
her home in Sumpter, S. C.t for
a vacation.
Miss Eva Furr, who has been
teaching at DentOn, has returned
to Southport to spend the summer
with Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Wolfe.
| r . u. anu ruicoi ??unc, vi ,
[Shelby, have been spending several
days here with Mr. and Mrs.
ft. M. Wolfe.
R. L. Garrett is spending this
week at Ahoskle and in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Gny Garrett are
spending a few days in Florida
with Mr. Garrett's sister. Return- j
ing here. Mr. Garrett will leave |
for South America on the 7th
of this month to resume his work
with the Standard Oil Company.
Mrs. Garrett will J6in him later.
Eddie Jelks, James McKeithan
and Misses Anna Katherine Garrett
and Majorie O"Daniel spent
Tuesday at Carolina Beach.
ftohvia Club
Women Meet
Bolivia club met with Mrs.
Foster Mintz Thursday, May 26th.
The meeting opened by singing
"The Old North State."
Mrs. Frank Mintz presided in
the absence of the president.
swick Co.
i
h
ill here and I have
'fice is here. The
-lto effect.
If interest in about
and unjustly, on
red fraternal orgafull
settlement of
e above two tracts
that period three
elementary schools
efficient system of
/en years was promount
paid me has
honored by being
(c) Penal InstituDistricts;
(f) The
swick County, such
Reduction of Auto
ithport; (d) Delin(e)
Authority to
nt; (f) A bill MeSouthport
for Port
icial to Brunswick
t the same time I
t would have laid
ds of State Depart>t
based upon wild
get the benefit of
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tUTHPORT, N. C,
Reading of the minutes and fj |>'a '? | /> J
business was next in order. It 1 OllllCtll V/SFCIS
was decided that the Bolivia club
will give the "Farm Wedding" For Board 01 Education
at Wrightsville Beach the 15th I am a candidate for re-nomiiu
of June at the District Federa- tion as member of the count
tion meeting. board of etiucati?b subject to ft
Mrs. Dosher give and inter- wi" of thc voters in the Dem01
esting demonstration on refinish- ratic P"'?a.y on June 4- " n>
ing furniture. minated. I pledge myself to sen
Games and contests were en- in 016 future as 1 have in th
joyed very much during the so- past. Your vote and support wi
cial hour. be appreciated.
Mrs. Fasteo Mintz served a R j PHELPS
delicious course of mixed fruits, 5-25pd
nuts, whipped cream, cake and
coffee. VOLITtCAU CARD
Members attending were the i'or recorder
hostess, Mrs. Foster Mintz, Mrs. In the Republican primar
J. D. Johnson, B. R. Page, Mel- June 4 vote for Herbert M. Pol
vin Smith, Carl Ward, T. W. ter forjudge of Brunswick coui
Taylor, and Frank Mintz; visitors ty Recorder's court. A collegi
were Mrs. Willie Price, of South- trained man with a keen seni
port; Miss Ruth Taylor, Dorothy
Lee Ward, and Joanna Mintz. of Phonal responsibility.
?-?- i ~ for Member
presbyterian church i board of EdItcation
Services in the Presbyterian I j take this method of annoum
cnurch Sunday evening at 8 jng my candidacy for the Dem<
o'clock. The Reverend J. R. cratic nomination as member <
Potts will preach. His sermon tbe board of education, subjei
subject will be, "What if Christ to the win of the voters in tt
were Not"? Everybody cordially primary June 4. If nominate
invited to attend. and elected I pledge myself 1
~~~ discharge the duties of that o
FOR OPERATION fjCe to the best of my ability.
Mrs. L. J. Inman, of Freeland, 6_2_* DON HARRELSON
was admitted Sunday to the ????
Brunswick County Hospital for FOR COMMISSIONER
surgical treatment. I am seeking the Democrat:
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conscientious and f(
(Brunswick know m
and political. If elei
tor, I shall never vio
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at 6:45 for a summary
PAQE THREE M
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I nomination for meniber of the ly. HE
board of county commissioners, This 2Sih day o( M?y, lay. HH
W. M. Rdbbln*. AflmlnUttator of the
I a position which I believe my Kj,taIe 0f II C Kobbin*. 9
" business experience and training A"orney '?T ,h# M
I- qualifies me to hold. Your active 'm Hi
;y support and vot in the June Pri- . NOTICE <VV x, t%. KB
J rr By Virtue of a Judgment 6f the
ie mary will be appreciated. Superior Court of Brunswick County, H
, ^ _ wherein Brunswick County, ei als.,
> J. ROLAND MINTZ are plaintiffs, and Hale Beach De- HB
fi.i.e ' veloproent Company, Inc.. are de- |B
| fen dan ta, the undersigned Receiver |HR
?? will expose for shle at the Court
e V f IIP House Door in South port. X. C., to Bfl
1P I T a ? /\ I i the last and highest bidder, for
Mu J-4 VJ /Tl Li L/ rash, on Wednesday. June 22, 1938, BH
U at twelve o'clock Noon. the followI
7 ? . ?ng described lands, subject. however. MQi
XOTICh OF SI M.MOSS t,, t^e right-of-way of the inland HB
TX THE SITPERTOR COURT Waterway, to-wit: Lying and being faBI
STATIC OF NORTH CAROLINA jn Brunswick County, A*. C., and IB
COUNTY OF BRUNSWICK described as follows; E3H
Klneta Bellamy Vs. Ottfs Bellamy Beginning at the mouth of Roar- 1MI
? The defendant. Ottis Bellamy, will j^g Bra turn, .he ICasfern edge of
! take notice that an action entitled the lands of S. B. Frink. et al., in BjH
i as above has been commenced In the the dividing line between Hale Beach 1M
i Superior Court of Brunswick County. Development Company. Inc.. and S. BH
y North Carolina, by the plaintiff for p Frink, et al.. and running thence ^Bl
l absolute divorce upon the grounds with the edge of the high land as
L~ of two years separation as provided distinguished from the marsh, in BH
l- bv law of the State of North Caro- an Easterly direction passing Spring j^H
lina. Said defendant will further Branch, Little Field Slue. Cause
i-1 take notice that he is required to Landing. Killvart Creek, the Duck
appear at the office of the Clerk Pond, to the center of Big Cut ^B
,e of the Superior Court of said County Creek; thence South 10 Bast to the BH
at the Courthouse in Southport, N. iow water mark of the Atlantic JHH
C., on or before the 5th day of Ocean; and thence along the low I^H
? June and answer or demur to water mark WYstwardly to a point
the complaint in said action, or the South of the beginning, thence North HE
plaintiff will apply for relief demand- to the beginning in the center of HQ
ed in said complaint. Roaring Branch, excepting therefrom BjW
C- This the 5tli day of May. 1938. the portion of said premises contain- BH
> M. B. Watkins, Asst. Clerk Superior t?d within the riglit-of-way of the HH
I Court. C-l-c intra Coastal Waterway, which ex)f
ception is shown on maf> prepared IBM
,t AT>M1 \ ISTIt ATOIPS NOTICE by Lewi,. 1. Merrttt. ? IV. April 1931. HW
Having qualified as Ailniinistrator registered in the Register ,pf Deeds
ie of the Ustate of M. C. Bobbins. Office of Brunswick County. North BB1
lfi deceased, late of the County of Carolina. H|l
Brunswick, this is to notify all per- All the rights of the State of HH
to sons having claims against the estate North Carolina in the condemnation W
c of said deceased to exhibit them to proceeding against the aboVe named
the undersigned at Ids office. Wil- 'defendants are excepted. The pur- 'IflH
tnington. N. C.. Life Insurance Com- chaser will deposit 10 per cent of SB
nany of Virginia Branch. Wilmington, the bid. and the sale ss subject to EBB
N. C.. on or before the 25th day of confirmation by the Court. / Bl
? | May, 1939. or this notice will be This the 21st day of May, 1938. EH
pleaded in bar of any re<*overy. Rudolph T. Mint/.. Receiver of Hale Hi
?c All persons Indebted to said estate Beach Development Company, Inc.
! will please make payment immediate- Isaac C. Wright. Attorney. 6-15-c HI
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hie people of our district ? I
bould elect a man who is I
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earless. The people of IB
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:ted your District Solid- I I
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