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^ Your columnist was among the
f" p.uaik's committee 21,000 who saw the Duke-Pitt
,)lt. grounds at Dosh- game on Saturday, and, like the
iiospital will begin other 20,999 was especially imi-B
J moi-ningr i Thursday) pressed with the Pitt band . . .
r.^B , * Alio ha\e shtub- No 8todgy "stars and stripes" for
^B- " tii n* will ?i\e are
Mrs. Ruark's them They came forth, all
j,-e that it is pro- 140 pieces with a swing edition
,.ui in the right of "The Ferry boat Serenade"
A 1" % ,io take it out to . . . Not only that, but their
H!' - a- little help will do "God Bless America" number was
of^l j.-vard beautifying an awe-inspiring sight . . . They
le^Hr even had a statute of liberty (and
Hfsi'V s * she was pretty, too) in the center
t . j.;0 cannon, only of their star formation . . .
- Mr and Mrs. C. C. To cap it all. they marched
: soiithport's only law double time which made all other
V.present, arrived on bands we've seen and heard a
Bf i several days with page out of the past . . .
B9;,';,.' . pickie has been Pretty thrilling . . . and it
it! t a'- the University this added a lot to the spectacle in
B"^.'- ' received her college Duke Stadium Saturday . . .
B-f'-'-em Charleston College * * *
B^cy , . We understand that Miss WilH'.
; her dad's Alma na Thomas, daughter of Mr. and
jo Mr Cannon must j Mrs. Cornelius Thomas, of Thomproud
to have her go asboro, will have a prominent
Ipait in a dramatic production
s * * 'at Woman's College soon . . .
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H 'OYS GOING FAST! !
|^^We ,a 'r'endly warning to our customers who
, uy their toys here . . . We're selling out
Urry in this week for yours!
THE STATE PQF.T PIL
I The play is "Family Portrait" CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
land is based on the life of the
| lamlly of jesus . . . Miss Thomas Mrs. W. E. Dosher entertained
I will Play the role of Naomi, a few 6f her friends on MonI
daughter r>f Mary. . . . clay night at a party celebrating
This is the same drama which her birthday,
jwas such a success on Broadway Bingo was played during the
I last season . . . and Brunswick evening after which punch and
| is fortunate to have an actress cake were served,
in the cast of this production Mrs Dosher received many lovewhen
it is put on by the Plav lymf'ftS" t
... Those who were there are meslkers
. . . dames Ida Marshall. Claude Can
;? non, Sid Veasey, Clarence Crapon,
iBIRT11DA\ PART\ C. Ed. Taylor, and Misses Annie
Zue Newton and Mary Weeks.
Master Billy Watts White cele
brated his fourth birthday on THANKSGIVING SUPPER
j Monday afternoon with a party!
.... Misses Irene P.obinson and Julia
at his home.
ti * i Mae Hewett entertained their
The house was decorated in the
~ , ?? . .. 4U .. . friends at Miss Hewett's home
i Christmas spit it, the mantle and
L ,. . . * last Thursday night. Several
table being the center of inter- * ,
interesting games were played.
M Games were played during the The hostess aerved a ??M*r of
afternoon after which the birth- roast chicken, creamed potatoes,
day cake was cut and served string beans, cheese straws, hot
with ice cream. Snap favors were biscuits with butter, fruit cake
found at each place, adding to the following
the merriment. , .
Before his guests left, 'Billy &uests: Fair,ee Lewis- Manc
presented each of them with a Holden, Hatridge Sermons, Burstocking
filled with candy. gwin Hewette, Cecil Holden and
Those who were there are Wilbur Holden.
Misses Stuart Arlington, Anne
Brooks Newton, Charlene Newton FOR TREATMENT
Mary Minta Mintz, and Joy Lynn Claudia Catherine Webb, inBell.
fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Masters Dickie Dosher, Jackie N. C. Webb of Southport, receivNewton,
Jimmy Jones, Robert >, ed treatment at Dosher Memorial
Egan Northrop, Bobby Smith, j Hospital Thursday through SatHerby
Oberjohann and Rudy Bell. 1 urday.
.... In fact?everything to make the Home
more Livable .... Christmas Gifts to be enjoyed
by the entire family throughout the year?
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( Personal
Miss Marion Frink spent the
[holidays with her parents, Mr.
jand Mrs. S. B. Frink. Miss Frink 1
| is a student at Lenoir Rhyne. 1
. Miss Annie Zue Newton spent ,
Thanksgiving Day with her sis- ,
- ter, Mrs. Murrell. in Wilmington.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Fales. of
(Wilmington, visited Mr. and Mrs. >
| C. Ed Taylor on Thursday. j,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruee Ludlum | j
j and children of Whiteville spent' (
'Thanksgiving here with her ,
! mother, Mrs. Sallie Garrett.
Miss Anna Taylor spent the
Thanksgiving week-end here with i
her narents. Mr. anil Mrs. C. Ed |,
| Taylor. j i
Miss Dickie Cannon, student in ' |
j the law school at University of j ,
; North Carolina, spent the week |'
i end here with her parents. Mr. i ]
and Mrs. C. C. Cannon,
j Malcolm Frink and David Wat-1 (
i son, students at East Carolina' |
I Teachers College, spent the i
[ Thanksgiving holidays here with ,
[ their respective parents,
j Miss Marion Watson, member
j of the school faculty at Ashe- j
| boro, spent Thanksgiving here |,
with her mother, Mrs. George Y. j,
I Watson. | (
| H. W. Hood, state inspector forj
the Bureau of Weights and MeaI
sures, spent the holiday week-end
here with his family.
Dry. and Mrs. William S. Dos- ,
iher and children spent Thanks- '
| giving Day here with his par- r
I ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dosher. j
i Mr. and Mrs. Dosher had all their j
children at home with them for I
the day.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Frink were
in Raleigh Tuesday on business.
They carried their daughter, Mar1
ion, that far on her way back to
Lenoir-Rhync College following
the Thanksgiving holiday.
! Dr. William S. Dosher and Dr.
Mebane of Wilmington spent one
! night last week here with Dr. 1
Dosher's parents.
Mrs. R. C. Dixon of Supply
) spent Monday here with her sis-!
I ter, Mrs. S. B. Frink.
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PATIENT
A. R. L-ong of Supply tva? t
patient at Dosher Memorial Hospital
Saturday and Sunday.
INFLUENZA
[ Robert Thompson of Southport
was a patient at Dosher Memorial
Hospital Monday and Tuesday for
I treatment for influenza.
TONSILECTOMY
I Phillip Agnew Fulcher, son of
Mrs. Maxine Fulcher of Southport.
underwent an operation for
removal ui ma witaiu iuwua/
I Dosher Memorial Hospital.
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RETURN'S HOME
Mrs. Alex Lind. a patient at
Dosher Memorial Hospital for several
months, was able to return
to her home here Monday.
PATIENT DISMISSED
Mrs. Rosa Piggott of Supply
,vas discharged as a patient at
Dosher Memorial Hospital Sunlay
after- receiving treatment
there for two months.
LEAVES HOSPITAL
AT. R. Sanders of Southport
,vas dischorged as a patient at j
Dosher Memorial Hospital Sun- j
lay after receiving treatment
there for several days.
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
The auxiliary of Dosher Me- j
norial Hospital will meet on next
Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 at
the hospital. All members are
tsked to come prepared to sew.
RADIO SCHEDULE CHANGED
Rev. Walter Pavy's inspirational
talks over station WMFD have
seen changed from 9 o'clock on
Fridays, to 5 p. m. on the same
lay.
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
The first quarterly conference
)f the Town Creek Methodist
church will be held at the Zion
church. Town Creek. Wednesday,
December 18th.. at 7:30 p. m.
EVENING SERVICE
There will be only one service
it Southport Presbyterian church
Sunday. This will be at 7:30
o'clock with sermon by the
pastor. Rev. J. R. Potts will
preach at Willard in the morning.
BOLIVIA
SCHOOL NEWS
SOPHOMORE PLAY
On December 13th at 7:30
o'clock the Sophomore class of
Bolivia high school will present
in the school auditorium a comedy
entitled "Poor Father", containing
a cast of 12 characters.
The cast has been selected and
every member is working to
make this one of the outstanding
plays of the year. The plot of
the play is constructed with one
object?to keep everybody laughing
from start to finish! Wo hope
everyone will plan to see it.
Members of the ninth grade
English class are making some
attractive dook posters, wmcn ret
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| mind us that there are still many J work at school. This has proven
interesting books in the libraty to be a stimulating way to learn
to lie read. the form for Writinfc letters, punrMost
of the faculty members tuatjon ^ntencp am, paragraph
spent the Thanksgiving holidays structure
at their respective homes or with ^ parents Qf one of the
friends. Guilford boys have expressed the
The Bolivia fifth graders have ......
been corresponding with the boys deslre t^iat their son continue the
and girls of the fifth grade in i correspondence throughout the
Guilford school located near | year.
Greensboro. The Brunswick coun- Plans have been made to have
ty pupils have enjoyed telling a movie at the school Friday
about such local activities as deer night. The name of the picture
driving, squirrel hunting and their will be announced later.
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