1 ^V^AUGUST 16, 1939
| TVeWS thC week"encl in Chape' Hill with
5=5=^B ^ relatives. Miss Moillie Jane OldVi
Karl M. Davis ham returned with them to her
j!? v stl(,r0 are visiting Mr. home in Goldston after a week's
^r? A Bpck. visit here with friends.
B V' N.fl|i0 Walker is spend-, Mr. and Mrs. Rifton Sellars of |
' ?* ' vVf0K ih Jackson with . southport spent Sunday with Mr. j
mi win away she will an(j Mrs. Marvin Robbins.
K'k 'v?? t00 avd see "The Lost i A number of our boys and i
Jss ^B- \a I girls spent last week at White 1
Ij Xicholson and i Lake. Among them were Misses
j;,-.- Hazel Cox, and Julia Taylor and Elizabeth Lewis,
j,: -niie Lloyd of Rich- Webster Swain, Ernest Lewis, ]
V iting Mrs. E. G. Dalton Sellars and Buster Wil??i
xister on their re- letts. i
fr0; Orlando. Fla. Sgt. and Mrs. Lee Kye and
Skipper of Rocky I Mrs. Gilmer Kye and daughter, j i
r.t the week-end with; Bettie, spent the week-end in i
Mrs. Lila Skipper. Jonesboro and Winston-Salem,
iolds and family spent j W. B. Foulke and family of i
'-BUT ^ |
Could Happen To You! |!
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t's ,,ot hard to sell a life preserver to one
vho is drowning or banking protection to
! man facing the business end of an autonatic.
What we want to do is to protect
tour valuables before a loss?not afterward.
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For your cash?a checking account. For ,
important papers?a safe deposit box. It's
the best insurance against fire, loss and
theft you'll ever own. ,
WACCAMAW j;
BANK & TRUST CO.
WHITE VILLE
I FAIRMONT CHA1JBOURN ROSEHILL
CLARKTON TABOK CITY SOUTHPORT
NORTH CAROLINA
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ,
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NOTICE!
Call For
I will be at the places cited fc
for the purpose of collecting 1
Exum?Bennett's Store
Freeland?Simmons' Store ...
Longwood, Aug. 23rd
A nffiV>p And
^ j /"VOII X l/d I V/lllW^ J. A. V? ^ y M. W*
Grissett Town, Aug. 24th
Thomasboro, Aug. 24th
Hickman's X Roads, Aug. 2
Lockwoods Folly?Kirby's Si
Shallottc?Post Office Squar
Bolivia, Aug. 29th
Winnabow?Henry's Store, i
North West?Lonnie McKoy
fl North West?H. O. Petersor
Leland Post Office, Aug. 30tl
I Shallotte, Saturday, Sept. 2m
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Pa. visited his brother, Geo. R. 11
Foulke and family last week. i
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beck of c
Wilmington and Mr. and Mrs. j
Algier Beck of Newport News, 1
Va., visited Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
Beck Saturday afternoon. ?
John William Gilbert and fam- r
ily of Macon, Ga., were visitors |1
here Tuesday. j
Roderick Holden of Wilmington ,1
was a visitor here Tuesday after- *
noon. l:
G. K. Lewis left Tuesday after- ^
noon for Rockingham on business. ^
Mrs. Charles F. Jones and family
of Wilmington spent Tuesday J
afternoon with Madams A. P. and ^
I. L. Henry. Her son, Franklin, <remained
to spend a week.
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(Too Late Last Week) 1
Misses Wilmo Huffines and
Inez Malonc and Don Malone of c
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Burlington visited Miss Hancy
Williams Sunday afternoon.
Miss Grace Robbins left Mon- s
Jay for Duke University at Dur- 1
ham.
Billy and Bobby Robbins spent *
the week at Carolina Beach with a
Kenneth Tucker.
T -i~ T"V ! ?
.itho. umuaay J3ctaa ui winning-1c
ton is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
M. B. Watkins and family.
Miss Margaret Measamer of
Raleigh was a visitor here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis
and daughter, Miss Mary Lilly
of Wilmington and Mrs. Henry
Mercer and Son, Tommy, of
Portsmouth. Va? visited the]
Taylors Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. W. A. Kapps and 2 child- j
ren spent last week with her I
mother, Mrs. D. R. Johnson, and
family.
Mrs. E. W. Taylor had the
misfortune of loosing her tobacco
barn Monday afternoon. It was
full of tobacco belonging to her
and two neighbors anil was a
complete loss. I
J. Gray Hicks of Greensboro1
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Henry
Tuesday Morning cnroute to 0
Myrtle Beach, S. C. r
L. E. Woodbery of Wilmington
was a visitor here Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mattie Johnson spent
Monday and Tuesday in South- P
port with Mr. and Mrs. John J*
Bill.
Henry Rice of Winston Salem c
and his son, Richard C. Rice, of ii
New Jersey visited Sgt. and Mrs. i
Lee Kyc last week. L
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Jones C
and children visited Mrs. A. P. |
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elow at the time <
Taxes.
.... Aug. 22nd 2 to 4 P.
.Aug. 22nd, 4:15 to 6 P.
1:30 to 3:30 P.
3:45 to 6:30 P.
1 P. M. to 2:30 P.
2:40 to 4 P.
4th 4:10 to 6 P.
tore, Aug. 25, 2 to 6 P.
e, Aug. 26, ....2 to 7 P.
1:30 to 3:30 P.
Vug. 29, 3:45 to 6 P.
's Store, Aug. 30th
1:30 to 3 P.
i's Store, Aug. 30th
3:15 to 4:30 P.
h, 5 to 6:30 P.
1 2 to 6:30 P.
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THE STATE PORT PI
lenry and family Sunday even
ng. Their daughters, Misses Dor
ithea and Thetis, who spent th<
last week with Miss Elizabeti
lenry returned with them.
R. F.' Plaxco and family 01
iouthport spent Sunday after
loon with the A. P. Henry fami
yMrs.
M. B. Watkins and fami
y spent Sunday in Columbia, S
2., with M. B. Watkins who ii
n the hospital there. He if
loing nicely and expects to b<
tome shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Savage
Ar. and Mrs. Isaac Gore ant
laughters, Misses Bertha ant
Jussie Lee, visited friends ir
Soldston Sunday. Miss Mollit
ane Alderman returned witi
hem to spend a while.
John Williams Savage and Lu
y Dawkins visited friends ir
i'ranklinville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Williams
pent Sunday with Mrs. Lizzif
lenry.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Coppola 01
Charleston, S. C., are visiting Mr
ind Mrs. C. T. Lewis.
Dr. Joseph Akerman and dau
filter, Miss Laura, returned tf
heir home in Augusta, Ga. Mon
lay morning after a plcasani
'isit with the Reids.
Mrs. Edward Register and son
Cdward, of Richmond, Va., art
isiting her sister, Mrs. Sander!
ind family at Clarendon Planta
ion.
Mrs. Maggie Nichols and Misi
Sarnie Wolfe were visitors here
rlonday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Van B. Greer o;
tacky Mount visited friends hcr<
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Etta Skipper of Wilming
on visited Mrs. Lizzie Henri
donday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Henry enter
ained a few friends last Thurs
lay encing in honor of her cous
ns, Misses Dorothea and Thetii
ones, of Wilmington.
Games were played during th<
veiling, after which refresh
ncnts were served.
BOLIVIA NEWS
Miss Lulu Brown, of Southort,
is spending some time wit!
liss Delphia Lennon, of Bolivia
Mrs. J. O. Lennon and daughtr,
Glenn, of Bolivia, are spend
ig this week in Canton with
Ir. and Mrs. J. E. Lennon. Mr
ennon is employed with th(
larolina Power and Light Co
here.
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LOT. SOUTHPORT, N. C.
fjl II ,, \T [Thursday nigtit.
onaliotte iNews Mr ana Mrs h c st?ne and
, R. D. White, Jr., left Friday for
J Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Russ ' Asheville where they spent a
few days.
vacationed last week in the westf
era part of North Carolina. While1 Mr. and Mrs. Colon Mintz of
" there, they visited Mrs. Russ' sis- Coldsboro are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Mintz.
ter, Miss Britie Holden. wno is Roney w cheers an(, Frank
. in summer school at Boone. McCi0ud were visitors at Ocean
Miss Helen Swinson and friend Drive Beach Saturday night
3 of Sumpter, S. C? are spendnig, Mr and Mrs Dexter Matthews
, a few days with Miss Swinson's Qf Durham are visiting the Go,.
, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swin- !pys
son.
Mrs. Zettie Anthony and dau- Miss Amaretta Bennett was a
J ghter, Nellie, of Wilmington are visitor here last Saturday.
11spending a few days with rcla-j Dr. and Mrs. B. T. Atkins'
, I tives here. ! were deli eh ted last week to ereet!
> | Doctor M. Rosenbaum and j a party of teachers from Fair
i Wingate Swain attended opening1 Grove school, Thomasville, who
j of the tobacco market this year are holding their annual house
. at Whiteville. I party at Red Top Inn, Shallottc
i Miss Lulu Lee Mearcs of Little j Point, where they are enjoying
River, S. C., is spending a while J boating, fishing and surf bath,
with her friends, Misses Mary ing.
:,Ina and Jessie Maye Russ. Mrs. Margaret Curry and Caroj
Mrs. Alvin Milliken and son, ; line, daughter and grand-daughf
Earl, Mrs. Neil Holden and Mrs. ter of Dr. and Mrs. Atkins, who
. Horton Milliken attended the | have spent the greater part of
show at Myrtle Beach last' the summer here, are returning
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to Thomasville with them this; Irwin Hourk of Wilmington,
week-end. Those in the party are Mrs. Krewett and Miss BragMesdames
W. S. Hurt, E. T. don are visiting their sister, Mrs. j |
Kearns, Jr., Jonah Leach, Mar- Charles Russ, Jr.
garet Currie, Miss Jewell Crouse, .
Betty Leach and Caroline Curry. TONSII-AR OPERATIONS
Included among the patients at
\ isitors Honored. the last two tonsil clinics held at
[I:
Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Rourk Dosher Hemorial Hospital were IJ
and Captain Herman Stanaland Richard Brendle, Southport; Euentertained
at a fish fry and gene Coleman, son of Mr. and
picnic supper at "The Point" Mrs w B Coleman, and Myrtle
last Tuesday evening honoring Coleman, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Krewett of Philadel- Mrs j M Soleman, both of Ash;
phia, Pa., and Miss Margaret Hubert and Elwood Cheers, sons i
Bragdon of Camden, N. J. of Ml. an(1 Mrs Ethel cheers, i;
Invited guests were: Mrs. Krew- Geneva ciemmons, daughter of i
ett and Miss Bragdon. guests of Mr and Mrs c P ciemmons,
honor; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Russ, Mary Elizabeth Varnam, daugh
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. R. D. White, ter of Mr and Mrs. w. C. VarR.
D. White, Jr., Mrs. Herman nam a? of Supp|y. Ethridgo
Stanaland and two children, Mar- Leonardj son of Mt. and Mrs.
ilyn and Hermon, Jr., Mr. and , Leonardf and Myrtle Hoi- , 1
Mrs. Thomas Russ, Mr. and Mrs. both Qf shallotte: Eleanor
R. S. White, Mr. and Mrs. Har- Lce Rcece daughter of Mr. and
vcy Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Mrs gam R(?cce Southport.
Kinley Hcwctte, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Russ, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. IN RALEIGH
Swinson, Miss Helen Swinson, ,Dr. j Miss Vernie Hewett of Supply
and Mrs. M. H. Rourk of Myrtle recently attended the State Short
Beach, S. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Course in Raleigh.
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