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I PAGE FOUR CHARLIE HATTEM i GIVEN SENTENCE (Continued From Page One) Nolhwest township just over the New Hanover county line was rer cenily convicted of transporting wh?key from South Carolina into [ the& State at Southport. The ?1NIGHT COUGHS Your CHILD'S coughing at night caused by throat "tickle" or irttation, mouth breathing, or a ^bld?can often be prevented by Sobbing throat and chest with Yicks VapoRub at bedtime. WPORUB'S poultiee-and-vapor fetion loosens phlegm, relieves irrigation, helps clear upper air passages, thus tends to stop mouth bre thing and * l|^|/C Invite restful (Jeep. Try it! W VMORuI 1 I' BRAXTON Al COMPLETE S !ALL C WHEEL BALANCING . MOTORS REBUILT . BODY REPAIRS . . . 1 " BATTERY SERVICE . . Negroes Held In $2,300 Thef I 1 Four Negroes Are Charge With Complicity In Th Theft Of $2,360.00 Fror Muldrow Easley Clini Here Four negroes have been jaile here in Whiteville on charg< that they were involved in tl: theft of $2,360 from the Muldrov Easley colored clinic here the da t | Do you keep your home, or carry it a son? It's foolish to Individual deposits insured up to $5,0( Deposit Insurance agency of the Unit ment. Could you guarantee than tha Open an account j safeguard your n counts are just ones. And we're sn friendly, helpful se I l 1 KitttttJKuMaflnil WHITEVILLE] SOUTH . CHADBOURIS FAIRM TABOR CITY CLARK , ? ItSgiaaaHiagiaaaaiaiaaiHfamg NEW GO( Ladies' Slips $1 Beautiful Material i'oi and Coll WE HAVE A GOO SUMMER BL/ SEE US THIS V MATTRESS t LINOLEUM f 12x15 ft.... 7V2x9 ft.... rw u.\j Good Quality Rugs Prices. See them i V.o o J. B RUA! SOUTHPOR1 i i Brunswick court ordered him to close his place of business and leave the county. SENIOR PLAY TO BE GIVEN FRIDAY (Continued From Page One) ma," otherwise George, the perfect chaperone. The girls arrive with their colored maid, Delicia (Annis Jean Weeks) who makes an instant hit with P-Sam. For furthers details, come and see "Good Gracious, Grandma" and receive a million laughs. INCOME TAX IS DUE THIS MONTH (Continued from page li was emphasized by Senator George when he said: "By paying your taxes on or before March 15th you have nothing to fear. Your payment will be credited to your account, reducing by so much the taxes you will later have to pay. This is an important consideration to keep in mind. The more you pay up ITO SERVICE service on :ars ! . . MOTOR TUNE UP . . BRAKE SERVICE WHEEL ALIGNMENT . RADIATOR REPAIRS mmm , t d V ne your c Money d T or ? is dare... '! Because It Is y Insured ! money hidden at bout on your perdo that. in this Bank are )0 by the Federal Corporation, an ed States Governask any better t? at this Bank and loney. Small acwelcome as large ire you'll like our rvice. PORT ROSEHILL ONT KENANSVILLE TON HOLLY RIDGE fararafgraiHJHmjaHJgjafgjaiHjgiHjH^ TT TCT A 1 JUO |UJ1 f\l .00 to $2.98 Slacks, Blouses X CI d stock of \nkets j( ? liOUSi /eek for once :overs cann mont avoic I RUGS fr . 9x12 ft. to hi .. 6x9 ft. iukc at Reasonable come it our store? this i T1 will m co. ? - ? t r , f .In V"? i now, the less you will have to pay in the future. You have everything to gain by paying; and you have everything to lose by not paying." St. Phillips Church Is Rich In Historic Value (Continued from page 1) Carolina's, was Rev. Christopher Beris, who ministered to the people for a number of years and was succeeded by a settled clergyman, Rev. John McDowell, in 1754. The Reverened McDowell was in charge of the Parish until 1763. Thereafter there is little record of activities at St. Phillips and services there finally ceased with the growth of Wilmington and the building of St. James Church in that city. Practically all of the inhabitants of Brunswick moved to Wilmington about the time or preceding the building of St. James. Pirates at the mouth of the Cape Fear River, especially on Bald Head Island, had inspired a feeling that the town was unsafe and it was abandoned. At about the same time residents of Charleston, named for King Charles, of England, concluded that their town was also unsafe. Some of them moved up and across the river and aided in settling the new town of Wilmington. Still others of the inhabitants of Charlestown returned to England. Less than a year later they returned from England to the Carolina's, sailed up the Cooper River and founded a new Charlestown. This is the Charleston, S. C., of today. The original Charlestown in the Carolinas was on Town Creek, in what is now Brunswick county. The location was about five miles above Orton and six miles above the town of Brunswick and St. Phillip's church. The site of Brunswick is now a part of the Orton Plantation. REMANANTS OF GOST TOWN The walls of St. Phillip's church are today the most outstanding evidence of a once thriving town. The walls are some 18 feet high, and in the huge interior large trees are growing. At one time the writer counted seven squirrel nests in the trees that grow inside the walls. The doors, windows, floor and roof have, of course, long since vanished. Only the walls remain. Twenty yards away, partially surrounding the cemetery and the church, are the old Civil War breastworks. The church was occupied by armed forces during both the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, also during the Ind'r.n uprisings and attacks by pirates. The river side of the church still bears the marks of cannon balls. In the cemetery, just outside the church walls, two Governor's, Dobbs, of the Colonization period and Smith are buried, along with Bicycle Rationing Eased ! Under new O. P. A. order most any person needing: a bicycle can get a certificate to purchase one. See your rationing board or see us for full details. We have 50 pre-war model Bicycles. No more after these are sold. Men's and Ladies', also Victory models $20.95 up. We have 7 boys Jr. prewar bucycles. No certificate required for boys bicycles, tires or parts. BRAXTON'S uajBjajErsiEJHjazjHrajgrBJEJEfgjarL RRIVED I0TICE TO JSTOMERS! is suggested that our dwives buy groceries a week, or enough ed goods for the h at one time to I waiting for your :ryman to add up POINTS and total This rationing of ed goods is as new m as it is to you, so . ally it is going to a little time to beacquainted with new set-up. le buying at one time be beneficial to both imer and merchant. _ THE STATE PORT PILOT, Supreme Court Justices and other Bi famous people of early settlement 17 day. "King" Roger Moore, one of wi the founders of the town of j ce Brunswick and builders of St. wi j Phillip's, is not buried at St.130 Phillip's. His tomb is two miles fa further up the river at the north- sp ern end of the famous Orton Gar- fis dens. "King" Roger was the j ! builder of Orton. His original St "mansion" still exists as part of er ! the present beautiful home of Mr. th and Mrs. J. Lawrence Sprunt. er "King" Roger's" also still ex- th ists, so far as the dam and pond I ro | is concerned. The mill itself, built of i to- grind corn for the settlers of no I Brunswick, was destroyed by the i I Mrs. i The State OPA C beginning March 1. T1 at your grocery store, go food shopping. "Poi hand in hand. I I OFFICIAL Ti FLUIDs ft pound fluids quart ? 2 pound* "luiM iiHifti r a Ef<u ?*> CH BE SBUfiBHwdUII FRUITS AND FRUIT JUICES Canned and Bottled (including S; APPLES (including Crabapples) APPLESAUCE APRICOTS BERRIES?all varieties CHERRIES, red sour pitted CHERRIES, other CRANBERRIES and SAUCE FRUITS FOR SALAD and FRUIT COCKTAI GRAPEFRUIT GRAPEFRUIT JUICE GRAPE JUICE ; PEACHES PEARS PINEAPPLE PINEAPPLE JUICE All other tanned and bottled Iruits, Iniit juice Frozen CHERRIES I PEACHES STRAWBERRIES BERRIES, Other All other frozen fruils Dried and Dehydrated prunes RAISINS | All others VEGETABLES AND VEGETABLE JUICE | Canned and Bottled j ASPARAGUS BEANS, FRESH LIMA BEANS, GREFN and WAX BEANS, all canned and bottled dry varieties Soaked Dry Beans, Pork and Beans, Kit BEETS (including pickled) . CARROTS CORN pas SAUERKRAUT SPINACH TOMATOES TOMATO CATSUP and CHILI SAUCE TOMATO JUICE TOMATO PROOUCTS, all others All other canned and bottled vegetables, vej and combinations Frozen ASPARAGUS beans. LIMA BEANS. GREEN and WAX DDrtrrnii CORN PEAS SPINACH All other frozen vegetables OTHER PROCESSED FOODS SOUPS. CANNED AND BOTTLED?all tyt BABY FOODS, Cinned ( hcttlad. all lypei :rd r. THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE NO' Candied Fruits. Jimi?J?1K?. Chili con Com*. Olive*. Fruit Calua. Pickle*. Fruit Pudding*. Frozen Fruit* in containers o*?rlO p< Frozen Vegetable* in container* over Fruit Juice* in container* over one fi Meat Stew* containing some Vegetab Paste Product*?cuch a* Spaghetti, M or not they are packed with added Vegetable Juices in containers over 01 By-products of fruits or vegetable* bean milk, fruit and vegetSula dyci 11 a a eniwecn nmiMtrun IN* 1?-C5?-1 R. i , SOUTIIPORT, N. C. itish under Lord Cornwallis in 81. The mill dam also provided iter for the irrigation of the lebrated Orton rice fields. The iter, then as now, covered 1,0 acres. Today the pond is med far and wide among ortsnv n for the freshwater ihing lira'. it affords. A few hundred yards north of . Phillip's church is the marker ected by the D. A. R. to mark e site of the residence of Govnor Tyron, Colonial Governor of e Carolina's. At this marker, cks and brick that were part the foundation of the Goverir's Palace are still in evidence. Scattered about the old town Housev S )ffice in Raleigh toda] lese are the "point val Clip this sheet and k nt" shopping is easy? United States st. IBLE OF POII No. 1 m IHCL1JDIN?J"JJ iiceJ Fruits) ' i_ I 1 I 3 I 5 1 I 3 | 5 2 5 \ 1 I 1 I 4 i C 1)4 C 1 4 i 1 4 t il i 4~n 1 3 I ? _i 3j_s 1 I 3 I ? 1 I 4 | < 1 4 < 2 15 -I 14 < i. and combinations 1 3 ? 2 5 | ; 2 5J_J 2 5 ; 2 s | : 2 I 5 I : 3 I 8 I 1 3 8 1 1 3 ! 1 Onr Or*f O* e 0 4?. 7. ? ' iiickatftnf IitcJudbt* Inda 4* 7 k. 10 1 4 < 2 5 ' 1 I 4 < including Baked Beans, Iney Beans, and lentils 1 3 1 3 | ' 1 4 I I 1_ _4_ _( I 2 l~5 I 1 I 2 ~ 1 4 I 2 5 I 1 1 4 ~ i i a < 2 5 stable jutes, ; 1 I 4 I ' I l~" ; 2 I 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 r 2 I 5 I " 2 5 ) 2 I 5 [ 1 3 : 1 L >cs and varieties 1 | 3 i irlctles eirept milk ?nd cerwls 4 our^ r INCLUDED i INSTRUCT Potato Sal*J. ?. Find out Proi*rv??. 2. In th* lit Kcl.thaa. j and poui , Find th* suncj. . 10 pound*. nioPOI tilon. and In t2 !?? , , :Xi Point Vi Uc.'onl NooJ!..,,, th. It.* \ ejfc table Sauce*. r * j. n* rallon. Ib findW uch a* aoytt btin oil, *oy* ftmidommct i, and tioulu product* **!#*f omm This CUtyrl M The Above In]or mat B.Mcl ? site are piles of earth, with ? few stones, marking the place oi the chimneys to the homes of th< people who lived there. In thos< days most of the chimneys wen built of mud and sticks. Stoni was practically unknown in thii part of the coastal country anc brick were hard to get. All of th< brick used in the various con struction of Brunswick town wai brought'fropt England, along witl the brick tor St. Phillies. NEW CHURCH IS SMALL The newer St. Phillip's cnurcl in Southport is all wood an< hardly more than a third of th< size of the original structure a Brunswick county court houst rife Cli] chedult / released the point-vi ues" of all rationed fc eep it handy. Keep a if you use your shoppi .1 x erica Office oi Prl il VALUES F I?Effective March 1,1943 Pursuant to Ration Order \umbar IS fc 10v. 14w. 1i.2?. U8?. Ifcli r ITT i~ uK itiu It * I I 1 6 8 10 13 li i 6 8 10 13 1! ' 10 13 16 20 2' i I 8 11 14 I 17 23 j S 11 14 | 17 21 r 8 11 14 i 17 2 J i 8 11 1 14 I 17 21 i 8 11 14 17 21 i 6 8 10 13 1! >~j~C 8 10 13 II i 6 8 10 13 li i 8 11 14 I 17 |~2i i a ii 14 | 17 ( 2: r 10 13 I 16 I 20 2' i 8 11 1 14 I 17~ 2 > 6 8 10 13 11 r 10 ~13 16 ~20 2 r 10 13 16 20 2' r 10 13 16 20~ 2' r 10 13 16 20 2> r 10 13 I 16 20 2' 1 15 20 25 ~31 j 1 15 20 25 31~ 31 > 6 8 10 13 1 w Oar tnt o?? ? o. 1002. 14k. R2?. 1B. 6K IB.1 itDng [nchidlnf Inducing l?:o ding Incta 01 14 u. 1 lb. 2oz. 11I 6". 111 11 or. 2 I I ? 8 11 I 14 17 2 7 10 13 16 I 20 | 2' ? 8 11 14 17 J2 ? 6 8 10 13 I 1 ? 6 8 | 10 13 | 1 5 I 8 11 14 17 2 S I 8 11 14 17 2 7 10 13 16 20 I 2 2 | 3 4 5 6 | f S 8 11 14" 17 2 7 10 13 16 I 20 2 rT~Bill 14 17 2 S 8 I 11 I 14 I 17 I 2 7 I 10 13 16 20 2 5 ? n. 14 1 17 I 2 ? io 13 -J6_L*LLg 7 in ia~~ 16 j 20 1 2 7 10 13 ~ 16 20 2 7 10 13 *6 20 2 7 10 13 16 j 20 2 7 10 ~i3T 16 | 20 2 7 10 13 "* 16 20 i_2 6 6 ? 10 13 j 1 I 10 I. 13 1.15 s?including 514 oimsss 1 Points IONS-?To find Um Point Value of an I torn! the not weight of tha content* (from tha label. If any m acroaa th* top of tha chart, showing the weight In i nda, find the column In which this weight belongs, item in the lilting of items in the column to the left, NT VALUE of the item appears on the same line as th i* column listing the correct weight* ilues must be determined by weights. If no weight Is i i, th* item must be weigtisd. th* Point Value of a container where contents are gi t, consider the fluid ounce to be th* same as the aooit re. On* pint is one pound) on* quart Is two pounds. list Be Displayed in a Prom ion is Published as a j Roy ? WITEVILLE, N. ( WEDNES1 i fronting' on the Fort Johnson lot. i f No records seem to be available : as to just how and when the I s wooden collection plates and vari- t i ous fixtures in the new St. Phil- i > lip's church were inherited from 1 3 the original church. Still, there is \ 1 no doubt or question of such being i ' the fact. The altnr cloths and i - baptismal fonts tire so highly , ' prized that they are kept in a j 1 vault and used only on cermonial ! occassions. The altar rail and ] collection plates, however, are in I i constant use. The altar rail is of < 1 some beautiful hand-carved Eng- < ; lish wood. The collection plates, I t also of wood, are likewise hand ] !, carved. They are more in the 1 j) This Pi j ilue timetable below for ?ods?the price in "points : second sheet in your pc ing guide, money, and ' ee Administration OR PROCESSED wiMmtim r Over Over Over Over Ovsr Ik 2a 2a4k 2&8k2i12k 3a 3i KIM Ifiderieic tadv4ie0 ledeifaw Nrindinfl fiw l 2BL4?- 2*. 8?. 212?. 3i. 3L4?. 3> I I I f .17 19 21 23 | 25 | ? 17 | 19 21 I 23 25 I 28 I 31 34 I 3 7~ 41 L 23 26 29 32 34 L 23 26 29 32 34 r 23 26 29 32 34 L 23 26 29 32 34 _ L 23 I 26 29 I 32 34 > 17 19 | 21. 23" 25 \ 17 19 1 21 23 25 r 17 I 19 I 21" 23 25 L 23 1 26 I 29 | 32 34 L 23 26 29 32 34 L 28 31 34 37 41 L 23 I 26 29 ) _32_ 34 _ 5 17 I 19 1 21 I 23 25 ~ I X 28 | 31 34 | 37~ 41 X 28 31 34 37 41 j X 28 31" 34 37 41 X 28 I 31 34 37 41 X 28 31 34 37 41 T~ r 43 48 I S3 I 58 63 8 43 48 S3 I 58~ 63 5 17 19 21 I 23" 25 u 2..T2.. n h r iffe 2?sZ "If CT 3 I L 1 23 | 26 | 29 I 32 34 X 28 31 34 37 " 41 1 23 I 26 129 32 I 34 r 5 17 I 19 I 21 23 41?? 5 17 19 21 23 -4^-f 1 23 26 29 32 1 23 26 29 32 34 L 4_ 28 ' 31 I 34 I 37 ' 41 ' I 9 I 10 I 111 12 : 13 1 1 23 I " 26 29 32 34 1 4 28 31 34 37 41 i 1 23 26 I 29 I 32 34 1 23 I 26 I 29 I 32" 34 4 28 31 34 37 I 23 I Zb i Z3 I **_! 34 1 I -i I 4 ( 28 31 | 34 37 41 4 | 28 | 31 j 34 37 | 41 ! 4 28 31 34 37 41 4 | 28 31 34 | 37 41 4 28 31 j 34 | 37 41 4 28 31 34 | 37 41 4 28 31 34 i 37 ! 41 i 5 17 j 19 | 21 23 25 i | 17 | 19 21 23 | 25 2 | Owr SV; ouncw?Including 9 ounces Tho Point Valuo of any Itam toolfl ). shall bo arrived at by multiplying tho tun Co* item by tho Point Valuo par pound of "Per Pound" column. Fractions of i , In quarter^ pound*. Fraction* of a < isltam fjurod to tho noxt hJghar quartar-poui Ing 4 pounds 9 ounce* would bo con aid narked ouncoo for tho purpooo ?f gotting tt Iron In incut Place Public Service By? t Co., Ii >AY, MARCH a 1943 ihape of Six years ago the Rt ,u" Bishop of Canterbury j? J'ert* wrote a local citizen to 4o! ill the information availa^ fo the Old Church of Hi, the Carolina's, of Cch^ records in London. He at concerning other chu^?^ may have arisen to so-,.. 3t. Phillips. He was Informed^! st. James in Wilmington ^ Phillip's at Southport ard" S' ably most of the other fv Pr?b lurches in North Carol ^ -ept those in the a?S ? tion. owed their parentage Phillip's at Brunswick alia, ? Majesty's Chapel in the Caroi -'^ oint rationed food stuffs that you must pay )cketbook when you 'point value" table I FOODS Over Over Q?r i4?. 3m 8?. 3m12?. i PER rnati?: Tr! u' 27 29" I 31 r )7 29 I 31 a 14 47 j 50 13 37 40 I 43 t 11 37 40 43 i 11 37 | 40 | 43 if 37T~10 | 43 11 37 40~p43 I 11 27 29 | 31 8" 27 29 31 8 27 29 31 I 8 37 40 43 11 37 40 I 43 11_ 44 47 I SO 13 37 40 I 43 Jl_ 27~1 29 I 31 8 I I 44 | 47 I SO I 13 44 I 47 I SO~l 13 44 | 47 I SO ' 13 44 1 47 I 50_J3. 44 I 47 i 50 13 I ' 68 I 73 !_78_ 20_ 68 I 73 I 78 20, 27T 29 I 31 8 _ 3UL SiTW-.' PER i?.3? ^'_ I I 'JI 37 I 40 I *3 1144 | 47 I 50_ JL 17 j 40 43 _1L 27 29 31 8 __ 27 I 29 | _31_ _ 8?37 j 40 1 43 Jj 37 40 43 _ll _ 44 47 SO 13 "fin-i 5 16 4 37 | 40 43 11 44 47 50 I3 37 40 43_ _11__? 37 40 43 11 44 j 47 50 JjL?i 37 40 43 _LL?? 44 47' 50 13__44" 47 50 I3 44?47^5? _ 44 j 47 50 I3 44~"~47 50 J 3 44 47 50_ I3 44 47 I SO 1 >j 27 129 a~X JL? -7 29 31 6 . . 2 PaTl-' - dn* ?rtr four (4) poundt B number of pound* of that that item at given in th? I i pound thould b? fisurnf K quarter-pound thou id b* (*d. Thut, an item weigh- B erod aa weighing 4 pound* M Point Value of the item. H Of f form A'o. MIS H ,cl
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