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PAOE FOUR rpe Fear Club Meeting Held i s Last Wednesday at 3:4 o'clock t le Cape Fear Club had its re- a eational meeting at the cottage a Mrs. Thompson McRacken at J oldens Beach. Part of club Mem- r ts enjoyed going in bathing and | f i 'ery one enjoyed watching the j r i ihermen haul in their large f i tches of mullets. Pictures were I c ken of club members. Miss Eak- v had the misfortune of losing 11 ] :r pocket book or forgetting to 1 ) fick it up where she put it down. 1 Mfter a lovely time on the beach. ' A gathered in Mrs. McRacken's Attage and spread their picnic v nch on the dining table. It was ? id with a delicious picnic sup-' J Mr. There was a great variety ;f foods ? fried chicken, sand-! b Aches of all kinds, salads, cakes, 11 a and lemonade. J I W.B.&S.RA I Announces A Nt Brunswick Freight trucks will be operati Wilmington, taking care of all warehouse at 715 Chestnutt St Wilmington, from which point fr ted for daily shipment to Winnat Southport and the Section Base v Shipments made to Wilmingti route and delivered consignee th i tention to furnish these points v and it will be a pleasure to discus along this line at any time. Call WILMINGTON, E SOUTHERN Rfi Phone 2-1255 WILMINGT | TH HC ENLISTS AMERICA can feel prou< one . . . everyone in t has enlisted in our determir j For instance . . . Uncli creased pork production. Ai stepping up hog breeding s 2supplies of pork and pork the front, for Lease-Lend a We are glad to have a otic movement . . . acting enlisting hogs. So for top ranking pri tees to ... . Lumberton Live PHONE 752 W( Hors I Lots of Yi I in our barn. I WE HAVE A I; THE! I SETH . " ? ?1^?? Mrs. John Ramseur returned i hanks before the meal began, c everyone was enjoying this picnic i upper when one of the men from t he fishermen's camp came up and 1 isk if any of the ladies had lost i mything. When we again heard diss Eakes' voice she said "my r locket book, thanks 10 those 1 oiks who were kind enough to 3 eturn it after finding it. After I inishlng the picnic supper, some if the members took turns in vashing up the dishes that beong to the cottage and closing ip the house. Motoring back to; heir homes, everyone declared! hey had a wonderful time. Those present at the meeting ^ irere: Mrs. Henry Smith, Pauline imith, Mrs. Herman Smith, Mrs. r ohn Ramsuer. Mr. and Mrs. Joe ( tamsuer. and daughter, Mrs. Giliert Reid and two daughters, Mrs. 5 'helma Harrison and daughter, c liss Thelma McRacken, Mrs. j j( HB 1 ILROAD CO. Ill iw Service For I r County:? I' ed daily between Shallotte and a intermediate points. With a reet, (Telephone No. 2-1255) eight outbound will be collec- f io\v, Bolivia, Supply, Shallotte, jat Fort Caswell. ) on will be picked up along the 1 e following day. It is the inrith quick satisfactory results ss any contemplated shipments r us if we can be of sendee. ? t IRUNSWICK & : JLROAD CO. f 715 Chestnutt St. I ON, N. C. I e )G TOO! 1 of the fact that everyhe livestock industry . . . led VICTORY Drive. i Sam strongly urged innd farmers responded by o there will be adequate products for the boys at nrl fnv flip hftmp front. i part in this great patrias recruiting agents to ces send your hog sclecistock Market LUMBERTON, N. C. }RK STOC es and M oung Mules,. Mares NEW SHIPMENT FIRST OF THE WI L. SMITH t WHITEVILLE fhompson McRacken and three laughters, Ann, Beckey and Duckey, Mrs. Adams and daugher, Miss Eakes, Lillian Collins, [he club was glad to have vistors. The club will hold its October neeting with Mrs. Thelma Harison, which will, end up one rear's work since organizing Cape rear Club. USO Program Week September 28th. The dance last Friday night was juite successful over three hunIred dancing- during the evening. Sunday evening at 9:30 the novie "One Hundred Men and A Jirl" was shown at the club. There will be a movie every Sunday evening aat> 9:1 at the dub. On Monday the Service Mens Council will meet as usual at 8 J. M. Tuesday at 2:30 the Service tfen's Wives hold their meeting it the club, followed by a social lour. Wednesday and Thursday the novie "Great Guns," will be shown at the club at 8:30. Friday night there will be a ound dance with a good orshestra starting at 8:30. All Service men and their wives tnd lady friends will be welcome. NON-METAL A new poultry and turkey ountain which contains no metal las just been placed on the marcet. Plastic and glass are used o make the farm device. EGGS Nearly 1% billion dozen eggs nust be produced in the United states during the remainder of his year if the 1942 goal to meet ear-time requirements is attain:d. 'Throw your scrap into the fight." SPEND Farm Money AT A Farmers'* Store Roland Simmons Service Station ash, n. c. AMUZU THEATRE SOUTHPORT Program Week Of OCTOBER 1 - 8 Thursday Friday? "South Of Tahiti'' Brian Donlevy and Brad Crawford Also Cartoon. Saturday? Action Feature Also Cartoon. Monday - Tuesday? "H. M. Pullham, Esq." Hedy Lamarr, Robert Young, Ruth Hussey Also Fox News Wednesday-Thursday "Heart Of Rio Grand" Gene Autry and Smiley Burnett Also Army Champions K [ules j ij ; ana norses coming in ;ek. fc co .* THE STATE PORT PILOT SAVING PLAN FOR TAX OBLIGATIONS (Continued from page 1) months: $.50; Six months to 1 year, 80 cents; 1 to 1% years, 90 cents; 1% to 2 years, $1.00; 2 to 2% years, $1.10; 2% to 3 years, $1.10. Average interest is about 1.07% - a year if held to maturity. These bonds may be purchased in $1,000, $5,000, $10,000, $100,000, $500,000, and $1,000,000 denominations. JOHN D BELLAMY, WILMINGTON, DIES (Continued From Page One} known in barrister circlea throughout the South. He was a graduate of DavidW college, receiving his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1873 and the University of Virginia where he was graduated from several schools, receiving his Bachelor of Laws degree in 1875. He formerly served as city attorney of Wilmington, county attorney for Brunswick county, president of the New Hanover county Bar Association and as district counsel for several large industries in this area. HEAVY SESSION OF COUNTY COURT (Continued from page 1) Robert S. Merritt, white, pleaded guilty to charges of possession and was given 30 days. Judgment was suspended upon payment of costs, Sam Danford, white, pleaded guilty to public drunkeness and possession. Sentence of 30 days was suspended upon payment of $10.00 and costs. Miazel Mae Perkins, colored, was charged with assault wun a deadly weapon, but the case was remanded to juvenile court. . Thomas M. Mason, white, pleaded guilty to charges of being drunk and disorderly. Sixty days was suspended upon payment of costs and S20.00. J. L. Moore, Jr., pleaded guilty to reckless operation. Three months on the roads was suspended upon payment of costs and $25.00. W. M. O'Quinn and Odell O' uinn, white, were cnargeu mui assault and damage to property. Jury trial was asked by the state, and bond was set at $200.00. Similar disposition will be made of the charge of assault against W. J. McLamb, white. James S. McGowan, white, pleaded guilty to charges of carrying a concealed weapon. Six months on the roads was suspended upon payment of costs and fine of $50.00. The gun was confiscated, and charges of bribery were dropped. A. E. Howe, white, pleaded guilty to reckless operation. Three months on the roads was | suspended upon payment of costs and $25.00. R. C. Huggins, white,Vas found guilty of drunk driving and was given 12 months. Judgtncnt was suspended upon payment of $100.00 and costs, his driving license to be revoked for 2 years. Earl Fountain, white, pleaded guilty to charges of drunk driving and reckless operation. Six months was suspended upon payment of costs and $50.00. License to drive was revoked for 12 months. Wilbur Todd, colored, pleaded guilty to charges of drunk driving. Judgment was suspended upon payment of costs and $50.00. License was suspended for 12 ; months. : REPORT MADE .FOR RATIONING DURING AUGUST (Continued From Page one) one tire and one tube, F. D. Price, one tire and one tube, W. B. & S. R. R., one tire, L. L. Ward, one tire and one tube, E. L. Hewett, one tire, E V Gore, two tires and two tubes, J. W. Russ, one tire and one tube, E. M. Macklen, six tires and six tubes, M. G. Mooney, one tube, H. O. Robinson, two tubes, Ray Simmons, two tubes, Sam Rees, one tube, W. B. Tyson, one tube, J, H. Todd, two tubes. M. T. McRackin, two tubes, W. B. & S. R. R., three tires and three tubes, Herbert Parker, two tires, E. E. Ferguson, one tube, W. B. & S. R. R? two tires, C. F. Lennon, /fe)..nTIPE81 Here s a sensational tire liner for old worn fires ... for thin tires ... for cracked tires ... for tires that have been run flat. The Cotton Blossom UUSH-O-LINER PATENT APPLIED FOR Protects inner tube / p^Z * against sharp rocks, t~ \ glass, nails and tacks! r1*} Cush-O-Liner contains ^r$iL no rubber ... a 100% American invention to ^/T help keep American oottonrossom automobiles on the road. ? Moderately priced!..., $2.75 Quickly Inttalled While You Wtlt BRAXTON'S WHITEV1LLE r , SOUTHPORT. N. C. Itwo tubes, R. D. White, two'tires Woodrow Russ, one tire and on< tube, Herbert Russ, two tires, H H. Simmons, two tires, Bedfor Ludlum, two tires and two tubes M. D. Smith, two tires, VV. H Redwine, two tires, M. G. Moonej one tire, H. O. Robinson, two tires Ray Simmons, two tires, San Reese, one tire, W. B. Tyson, on tire, Willie Pope, two tires, J. E Bellamy, two tires, L. M. Clem mons, two tires, Brunswick COun ty Electric Membership Corp, on tire, M. T. McRackin, two tires Jesse Dailey, one tire, J. H. Todd two tires, Canal Wood Corp, si; | tires, Marvin R. Sellers, tw tires, Mrs. Lee W. Phelps, tw tires, W. L. Bellamy, two tires John H. Mills, two tires, E. E Furguson, two tires, L. O. Gris sett, two tires, Thelton Hardee, tire and one tube, Mrs. R. E Hewett, two tires, A. A, Dennis two tires and two tubes, Willi Brown, two tires and two tubes M. E. Smith, two tires and tw tubes, F. H. Swain, two tires an two tubes, B. G. Simmons, tw tires, Willie Pope, two tuoes, A IL. Price, two tires and two tubes ? " ..Ko EVert Rri I J. \J. mcara, vnc iuuv, ?wards, two tires and two tubes Simmie O. Smith, two tires an two tubes, MaCy Griffin, two tire and two tubes, R. L. Jones, on j tire and one tube, James L. Higt two tires, Ottis L. Evans, tw ' tires, Thurman Carroll, two tire and two tube3, W. A. Phelps, on tire an done tube, Otha Bellamj one tire and one tire, Willie Rot inson, one tire, W. B. & S. R. R two tires, J. W. Russ, one tire, J O. Smith, two tires, Southpor Ice & Coal Co., two tires, an Joe Frink, two tires. The following received Secon Grade tires during the month c August: Odell Hardee, two, Eci die Bryant, two, John Henr | Sloan two tires, H. T. Johnsor | one. The following received onsoiei tires during the month of Aug ust: E. R. Hewett, two, Wooc row Home, two Clarence Clem mons, two, Dexter Raymon, tw< Bias Simmons, four, Canal Woo Corp., six, Rice Gwyn, Jr., fou Herbert Williams, three, Robei McLamb, two, Dan McNeill, tw< City of Southport, one. Walte Sullivan, two, G. F. Sullivan, tw< and Joe Long, two. Bank Organization Is Making Good Recori (Continued from page 1) TOBACCO CENTER B. L. Nesmith is cashier of tb Tabor City branch. Tabor City 'also a fine tobacco - marketin town and trucking and generi farming is carried on extensivel; The branch at Rose Hill has 1 F. Allen, Sr. for cashier. Ros Hill is one of the outstandin strawberry markets of lower eas ! CLEAN 'EM UP Before You PUT 'EM UP ! SOUTHPORT CLEANERS SOUTHPORT, N. C. "Throw your scrap into the fight N1 25c Begins < Sout % . I i * I I i, ern North Carolina; tobacco growe' jng and general fanning is also carried on extensively, t Clarkton, another tobacco-mari keting town, has E. H. Munroe as i cashier of the branch of the Wac-* camaw Bank and Trust Company. J M. F. Allen, Jr., son of the n i cashier of the bank at Rose Hill, e is cashier of the Kennansville ,. | branch. The town is a great trade; - j center for tobacco and truck -; growers. e j YOUNGEST BRANCH !, j The Holly Ridge branch is the 1 1.1 youngest limb of the steadily! x growing banking tree. It was oro(ganized mainly to take care of 0 | the growing business created by i, | the founding of Camp Davis. G. !. W. Bowers is cashier of this ini stitution. 1 O'Brien said that "the remark-1 1. able story of the bank progress, < i, especially during the past few) e years, is duplicated by conditions I ?, in almost every line of business! J IS LABOR SHO > I the ? I tllC 11 As I I its. I los Wl d er coi :ei A IS I x * i mi i ec.' t. wi ; i t"j I ' I/cm*' /WA< BANK AN EW S and 50 Saturday, FOR FURTH1 CALL AT LO hport E oan As, SOUTHPC I WE and industry in the banking area. Both farming and business progress is increasing on every hand. The story of the bank merely reflects conditions that exist in lower southeastern North Carolina." At none of the bank's branches, except at Holly Ridge, where the business is still young and relatively small, can any of the progress be laid to anything except business and farming conditions. The patronage of the main bank and all other branches is composed largely of farmers. None of the banks is located in towns of more than approximately 3,000 civic population. PUBLICITY FOR REA OUTFIT (Continued From Page One) use of electricity. "The rapid growth of each club is evidnce of its worthwhile- j ness. During the war they willRT ON YOUR F, 11VE THE BA creasing the de ? food. But the vva jusands of husky lads i j farm. \ you know, food doesr elf. You will have to m it man power by using er, adding labor-savir y, and keeping businc rds. checking account in t iw Bank and the use anomical credit avai 11 nmvide these subs )or on your farm. 7/t CCAM D TRUST ( lili f lliill fil Ifc MilliMMilAHlHiliiMiM JERII ic SHA October 3R DETAILS CAL OFFICE \ building sociatic IRT, N. C , / I " V ;dnesday, sept 2* ,?.bI form a focal poinT^T*58^* problems of the home an(1 ' ? GOCD PROGRESS ^ K (Continued FromDp^SS'N(lB days. Volunteers m^t 0,l8lB| something to cover their hJ^'B bring a clean uas.n uresa ' ron. r aP^K Will Make Bi Your Automobile LAST LONGER I W. R U S S 8 STATION I SHALLOTTE, N. C. K ARM ? I NK A I I ar is in- B smand for fl r is taking B away from B 1't grow by B take up for B more ferti- B ig machin- B iss-like re- B 1 . \\T H nc vv aci;u- _ of sound, 9 lable here fl titutes for fl i law I :ompany| in RES I 3,1942 1 1 i 4 and
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