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BePNESDAY, JUNE 2, 194 The %\fitter J | (0ur ^Hcl: B the V. S. O. party given as w mI! for tiro Scucklers who rr n transferred to Aber m.Mrs. Russell Harrison j .kod to give a reading. J y H nt well until just in thejc it little Hope Harrison, j{| the naiveto of the two r asked: y a. what are you doing?" )s i at down the house. g B routine inspection trip out! ' S tigical Dressings room u colored women are fa i ut a fine number 01' :j dressings for the U. S. I ci I y we were pleasantly sur-1 rr see that a new worker I H recruited. !n B was Charlie, husband of s< Milan. Eva Lee, with his a B.j tied up in a towell and an ei ver his expansive chest.ja B folding dressings as well IE :h, others. L isn't the only volunteer !o ss work Charlie has been'a All winter he made I tl I for the workroom at! B A' - Navy club building. J B told us: "I feel like it's. TRIPS e LY ? hedule Lv. Wllm. Ar. S'port. 7:20 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 1:35 p.m. 2:45 p.m. * 4:00 p.m. *5:15 p.m. 6:20 p.m. 7:45 p.m. *10:00 p.m. *11:15 p.m. :hedule 9:00 a.m. 10:00 p.m. 1:35 p.m. 2:45 p.m. 6:20 p.m. 7:45 p.m. *10:00 p.m. *11:15 p.m. TIVE THIS WEEK i IRUNSWICK & iILROAD CO. southport 3 si&c ?f life pttwie 'hile in Southport which will I lake her absence noticed. * * ? I Mrs. F. T. Meire, wife of Lt. | iiere from the section base at j aswell has done quite a lot in ie last few weeks to speed on ed Cross knitting. She taught ie third grade in the local school ist year and it has been with the iris of her tormer class that er efforts have been directed. There are eight or ten girls; ho have had the benefit of her istruction and two of them. Pat- j icia Adams and Jacqueline Lan-! aster, have already brought in j lufflers which they knitted. Mrs. Meire has also taught a; umber of her friends among- the ?rvice women. She plans to be t the Red Cross production room ich Thursday and will teach nyone who is interested. Mrs. C. !d. Taylor, production chairman, ssures us that there will be some ne there on Mondays, t6o. to help nyone who is interested in doing lis volunteer war work. IIRTHDAY PARTY Monday was the 4th birthday of iary Caroline Hunt and she celerated the occasion with a party i the afternoon to which a numer of her littl# friends were inited. The children played games durig the afternoon after which ice ream and cake were served, hose who were there were: Phyllis Huntley, Julia Ashburn, rudy McNeil, Charlene Newton, oui Cox, Jean Thompson, Betty IcGlamery, Hope Harrison, .lneta Dixon, Vera Ann Willis, arol Ann Wolfe, Patricia Ann .dams, Ella Mae Potter, Harette Fraser, Gay Gordon Wells, harles Ray Wells, Richard I rendle, Bobby Smith, Jimmy l ones and Jimmy Harper. PERSONALS i Mrs. Geo. Whatley left last 1 eek for Raleigh to spend the ] ummer months with Mr. Whatley 1 ho has employment there. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lee Aid- ' idge and son, Lee, of Wilming- ' sn spent the week-end here with | Irs. Lee Aldridge. Capt. T. G. Peadrick, of Nor5lk, Va? is spending this week 1 ere with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gorring had 1 J e u penny :ount tic and sensible to >w you are getting at a Fair Cost. rading co. by, Prop. , N. C. v duty to help all I can." j it's how we're going: to win i \ 1 b i ir V-? Ha try Weber has just left b ho with her husband v - in New York for spe-; Mi: ' - ir I > rvire women have fitted'ci i w.-'l in general activities j j th r indefinite residence j he has. When she reach- T s it several months ago l that her duties at home v v t portion of her time, j A a bounding energy she I C I is a nurses' aide at Dos- a \t-. al hospital and was ri ! ! on to help there often, j c i .is never a week in which B i!""t fold surgical dressings J I workroom. There are of other things she did CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL w . . merchandisinjr service S1 II the farmer. Roland Simmons t< * Service Station ASH, N. C. |h 1 ~ ' J!"LlialVHBHii NO^i WHEN EVEI MUST C It is both patrio buy where you kne Quality Merchandise SHALLOTTE T Hobson Kit Shallotte, I r- DOT TNrn DiVV/Wt DAI DAILY SC I.vs. S'port. Ar. Wilm. 5:30 a.m 6:45 a.m. * 7:15 a.m. *8:30 a.m. 0:50 a.m. 10:45 a.m. *4:15 p.m. 5:45 p.m. 0:00 p.m. *7:15 p.m. SUNDAY S( 7:30 a.m. 8:45 a.m. 10:15 a.m. 12:00 noon 4:15 p.m. 5:45 p.m. *6:00 p.m. *7:15 p.m. *?SCHEDI'LE EFFEC WILMINGTON, E SOUTHERN M WILMINGTON is their guests Sunday, Mr. and! Mrs. A1 Meyers and daughter, i Ann, of Wilmington. Miss Victoria Lancaster, stuJent at Greensboro College, arrival home Saturday to spend the summer vacation with her par-j ;nts, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lan- J :aster. Mrs. Louis Creech and daugh:er, Elizabeth, of Jacksonville, ?la., are spending the summer nonths here with Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Creech. Miss Josephine Moore has ar- j ;ived home from U. N. C. to spend a short vacation with her larents, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Moore, j Mrs. Julia Lancaster, of Supply, I risited Mrs. H. W. Southerland ast week. Miss Barbara Weeks has relumed home from Raleigh where ihe has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hunter Ellington. C. J. Williamson, of Camp Darts, spent the week-end here with lis family. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Willis, of j Wilmington visited relatives here' Sunday. Mrs. Otto Frazier and daughter, Harriette, of Norfolk, Va., ire visiting Miss Carrie Harker. Rev. J. R. Potts, of Wallace, ittended the funeral here on Saturday of Mrs. Geo. Grimes. Mrs. F. T. Miere, her son, Forrest, and mother, Mrs. Fields have moved to Caswell Beach for a | month and are occupying the Jones cottage. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McAuley, ind son, Reid, of Wilmington, spent the week-end at Long Beach it their cottage. Mrs. Rudolph Mintz, and children, Mary Minta, Jeanne, and Rudolph, Jr. are spending a few days here with Mrs. Mintz's mother, Mrs. E. H. Cranmer. They fiave been living in Columbia, S. C., where Major Mintz is stationed. NEWS j ?%*% tnnn BKifcra JOINS WAACS Miss Jane Shannon, daughter of Mrs. H. M. Shannon, of Southport, has reported for duty at the j Woman's Auxiliary Corps Train- j :ng Center at Daytona Beach,; Fla. She has two brothers in the I ?ir corps, Pvt. John Shannon and Pvt. William Shannon. LEAVES FOR NEW YORK Jack Christian, Jr. left today for New York, where he enters training for the Merchant Marine. He was appointed a cadet several months ago. VISITED HERE Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Posch, of j Jersey City, N. J., have returned i to their home after a ten days j visit here with their son-in-law! and daughter, Ensign and Mrs.; John B. Ortman. HOME ON LEAGUE Ensign Rdbert K. Godfrey, U.' S. N. R., now stationed at Wash- j ington, D. C., has been spending i the past week at home on leave., He was in charge of the nursery at Orton Plantation prior to entering the service a year and a half ago. MADE GOOD HAUL John F. Potter and son, South- i port fishermen, brought in a haul j of over 300 pounds of large and! fat flounder, made at a single set of their net one day this past week. This was a rather large! catch of this variety of fish at J this season of the year. AT REPLACEMENT CENTER Private Alphonso Cleveland Green, Southport colored soldier, has just recently been assigned to the training center for the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command, at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. He is an auto mechanic and attended the State A. & T. College at Fayetteville before entering the service. Made Good Catch Of Nice Sheephead Sheephead are reported as biting: well all along the coast. These fish are usually taken around old docks and pilings, and a bit of knowledge of the art of pulling them in must be acquired before any great luck attends tne fishing efforts. Joel Moore, Jr. reported getting an even dozen nice fish during Pepsi-Cola Company, Lr Franchise Bottler: J. W THE STATE Pi one low tide this week. Mrs. F. Mollycheck got five, weighing from two to three pounds each. Mrs. Pauline Robinson reported four, tak&n at the same time with Mrs. Mollycheck. Among the colored people several nice strings of the fish are to be seen daily. County Under Potato Order WFA Extends Control Over Shipments In North Car- j olina And Other States; Effective Here June 7th WASHINGTON. ? The War Food Administration extended Friday control over potato shipments from 90 additional coun- j ties in Florida, Georgia, South: Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia, for the announced purpose of enabling the armed forces to obtain essential supplies, and of providing equitable distribution of military purchases among the \ areas, individual growers and shippers. North Carolina counties included in the order are: Northampton, Halifax, Martin, Pitt, Greene, Wayne, Johnston, Harnett, Cumberland, Robeson, Hertford, Gates, Bertie, Washing- 1 ton, Beaufort, Craven, Lenoir, j Duplin, Sampson, Bladen, Colum- ( bus, Brunswick, Camden, Curri- j tuck, Pasquotank, Perquimans, ( Chowan, Tyrell, Dare, Hyde, ] Pamilco, Carteret, Jones, Onslow, * Pender, and New Hanover. The WFA described the areas j as the most important Southeastern producing districts. The control plan already has been in op- | eration in Maine, and in five ; counties in Florida and Alabama. 1 It provides all shippers must ob- 1 tain a permit before shipping by \ truck or rail. The order becomes effective in , Florida, Georgia and South Carolina Saturday and will be effective in North Carolina on June 7 and l in Virginia on June 14. Permits ~ will be issued through WFA of- be fices in Hastings, Fla.: Lexley, ine Ala.; Florence find Meggett, S.! C.; Goldsboro and Washington, N r C.; and Norfolk and Onley, Vir- f gina. j STATE COLLEGE HINTS TO FARM HOMEMAKERS By RUTH CURRENT | <. N. C. STATE COLLEGE , House Cleaning Victory Style:! mated rate will t or in writing. j IV. 1 Brunsw HBHBBmnH War needs absorb many household cleaning chemicals but you can manage with soap, water, and facts. You'll have to go easy on the; wax coatings you spread over s' your linoleum and floors. The,m War Production Board has limit- (sc ed the amount to be produced for ca use on floors, because carnuba j ai wax from Brazil and gum kauri | se from New Zealand are both used! r in floor and furniture wax. So! q make whatever waxes or polishes; qt you buy go as far as you can. ! c( Wartime soaps may not give | suds as fast as the soap you have be been using but just remember pre- le war soap contained coconut oil, SI an important product. Now, pe domestic oils such as cottonseed, soybean, flax, and peanut are be- le ing used and they don't make ia soap that lathers quickly. e: Household ammonia, diluated with water (4 tablespoonsful to a ei gallon), makes a good solution J g] for washing windows but ammonia b< is also one of the most funda- ai mental requirements for explo- ai sives. Any left over, after military and vital chemical manufac- le turing needs are filled, must go to ft fertilizer. But vinegar for window tt washing will do almost as well tc and in many cases warm water fi alone will serve. Never use soapy water, as the soap will leave a; fi film that is hard to remove. j st Trisodium phosphate, washing soda, and borax are all available. = Used in solution with water, they j are very effective cleansing agents. Be careful not to make the solutions too strong. Half a tablespoonful of trisodium phosphate to a gallon, 2 tablespoons of washing soda to a gallon, or 4 tablespoons of borax to a gallon, are the correct proportions. Lye is still available, but it must be used with care for it is poisonous and injurious to the, skin. It is often used to clean drain pipes. To be effective, it must be flushed down immediately with plenty of hot water. Lye will damage the glaze on vitreous china plumbing fixtures and on enameled iron. There are plenty of scouring powders and metal polishes on the market, though no ammondia can Je fOK- M f?*emey/ ing Island City, N. Y. Jackson Beverage Co. f t 3RT PILOT, SOUTHPORT, A Ration-Ti] For meatless meals, Ba serves six people, uses I In ration-lime, yon don't have to ikimp on hearty, nutritious dishes! Seep the family happy and satisied-at the same time make your ation points give you the most in food eating. Here's a lunch or sup. ... Jt.t *."1 ?Au ,1^ ,'t? ~P.n1.-o,T jiei uisii iwav jwm w Cheese Sandwiches. These bcauti'ully browned, crusty, hearty baked sandwiches will make the family shout, "Oh, boy, that's swell." Tou make Baked Cheese Sandwich with enriched or whole wheat jread, eggs, milk, cheese, and only ! tablespoons of shortening. For jaking and frying, you know, you want all the flavors you have paid [or in money and points, but only t pure, bland, all-vegetable shortening like Spry lets the full flavors :ome through. Serve this toasty, tempting sand163) used in the manufacture of J iw stock. athers To Be j! Last Drafted > 'i ingle Men And Childless \\ Married Men Will Be ! Called Before There Are Any Fathers Drafted, Jonas Declares CHARI.OTTE, ? As long as' ngle men and childless married j en are listed with selective! rvice boards as being subject to ; j ill, no fathers in North Carolina' e to be called into the armed rvices, Maj. Charles R. Jonas, of aleigh, representing the North irolina Selective Service headlartcrs, told draft boards of four (unties here. Jonas, in speaking to draft 1 >ard representatives from Meek- | nburg, Union. Cabarrus and tanly counties, emphasized two )ints: 1. All cases should be reviewed ss married men arc left in civiin life after fathers arc called, ccept for vital reasons. 2. Boards should impress on nployers that deferments of sin- j le and childless married men will ; renewed only in extreme cases! id that replacements for them ^ -e becoming imperative. Jonas said single men and child-! ss married men are being called I om war industries but he said | lat employers will be permitted i secure replacements for them rst. Jonas emphasized that when ithers are called, all boards will art simultaneously. The meeting here was one SAV Pre \ OF YOUR 194: 2? 0 Will Be A A statement ol N. C. tne Special ked Cheese Sandwich only l/2 pound cheese wlch dish, with crisp salads, for lunches and suppers. It's a "pinchhittcr" for meat?often preferred to meat. Clip the recipe now so you can be sure to make your ration points do. BAKED CHEESE SANDWICH 6 slices enriched or Viefup green whole wheatbread pepper, chopped 1-2 pound cheese, 3 eggs, bcutea grated 3 cups 2 tablespoons Spry milk t T-?. o ?1? ? A- J3 !- ! r*iace o sucea ureau ill ajiijivumtu i 10-inch square pan or in an oblong J pan. Sprinkle cheese over bread, reserving Vi cup for top of sandwiches. Spread remaining 3 slices i of bread with Spry and lay on top j of cheese. Sprinkle with remaining I cheese and green pepper. Combine I eggs and milk and pour over all. Bake in moderate oven (375? F.) 1 hour, or until golden brown on top. Serves & >f 18 similar gatherings held )ver the state. Some farmers cull their laying 'locks once or twice a year. T. O. i VTinton of Champion, Wilkes bounty, culls his 23.000 laying lens' about every two weeks, relorts County Agent J. B. Snipes, 1. C. State College Extension Service. Cleanliness and Courtesy at a VRAM' "A" CAFF W. R U S S STATION SHALLOTTE, N. C. THIS 6 AT YOUR Come To R. GALL General M Supply I E MONEY i-Paymi \ BRUNSWICK COl Disco illowed If Paid Dur f your tax account hast le furnished upon appli 5 JORGEN ick County Tax Cc COTTON QUIZ] ' FJhat INSECT is THE SOUTH* MOST VICIOUS SABOTEUR?' ~~f ^ " the iq<i-42 ?o^Mci.,e ! toiioi i , AMOUNTED TO. . I V?R/ i *205,154,000 , | CARI) OF THANKS ~ j We wish to express our heart-! felt thanks to our many friends for their kindness to us during our rei ent bereavement. MRS. HETTIE ARTHUR f AND FAMILY i WANT ADS i: c WANT ADS" i LOST?War Ration Book No. 2. j' Mrs Doeia May Sellers, Bolivia, , N. C. Route No. 1. t LOST ? War Gas Ration book ] "A" Roscoe Mintz, Bolivia, N. , C. ' LOST ? Ration book No. 1. Mrs. ( M. M. King, Supply, N. C. || WANTED ? Unfurnished house.! apartment or rooms. Permanent-1 j ly located. Moving from present i location due to sale of house. J Two in family, girl 13 yrs of i age and myself. State no. rooms j and price. Mrs. J. H. Cannon, i Box 293, Southport, N. C. j LOST ? War Ration book No.2, I fnr M?rf?jireT Aldridac Rankin, 1 William Ballance Arnold, Dora Woodside Arnold and Alfred ( Arnold. Return Southport, N. C. LOST ? 3 Ration book No. 2. . Wardell Wallace, Southport, N. ' C. LOST ? War ration books belonging to John B. Ward, Jr., I and to Pauline Hardy Ward. Re- \ turn to them at Ash, N. C. LOST ? War Ration book No. i 2. Borgie Dyson, Supply, N. C. ] LOST ? War Ration book No. 1. \ Bettv Louise Rabon, Winnabow, 1 N. C. FOR SALE ? If you have a suitable location for two Brunswi'k bowling alleys, I have two that I will sell cheap. James Harper, Southport, N. C. LOST ? "B" Gasoline Ration book. Please return to J. H. Milligan, Ash. N. C. or to Rationing Board at Southport, N. j C. i ;tcre s j service i See Us ! ,oway 'erchandise , N. G. Mammmmmmmmmmmrnmrnmrn on ent JNTY TAXES unt ing June id'upon the estimation in person SEN Jlector PAGE S 1 "OUND ? When you find > ra- I tion book that does not belong I to you, be good enough to re- I turn It In person, or mall It to H the rightful owner. In ration ing, Just as in eirer-' day life, B the Golden Rule is the best to follow. H .OST ? One Ration Book No. 2. Annie Mae Egals, Southport, fl -OST ? Five Ration Books No. fl 2. Horace Kirby, Bolivia, N. C. fl ?OST ? "C" Gas Ration book- I 48 coupons. Charles T. Hewett, fl Supply, N. C. I -OST ? War Ration Book No, I 1. Elizabeth Ann Beasley, Bo- I livia, N. C. fl '""OR SALE ? House and lot and I vacant lot on Brown St., fl Southport. See or Write Mrs. fl C. C. McKelthan, 518 " 3rd St., fl Wilmington, N. C. fl iVANTED?We pay highest mar- H ket prices on hogs, pigs and fl cattle every Monday. Honest fl Weight, cash on delivery. Shal- fl lotte Stock Market, M. S. Hits- fl ton, Mgr. I LEGALS I PRF.M.MIN A KT CERTIFICATE OP DI8801 i TION ;tate op north Carolina DEPARTMENT OP STATE TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRE IE NTS MAY COME ? GREETING: I WHEREAS, It appears to my sat sfaotlon. by duly authenticated rec ntls of the proceedings for the vol- A intary dissolution thereof by the inanimous consent of all the stock- H lolders. deposited in my office, that fl he J. H. Ruark Company, Jncorporat d. a corporation of this State, whose fl irincipa! office is situated In the fl Town of Southpo.'t, County of fl '.runswick, State of North Carolina H It. C. St. fleorge being the agent H herein and in charge therof, upon fl vhom process may Be served), has H omplied with the requirements of fl ,'hapter 22, Consolidated Statutes, fl mtitled "Corporations", preliminary to fl Ite issuing of this Certificate of Dis- fl solution: V NOW THEREFORE. I. THAD fl SURE. Secretary of the State of fl North Carolina, do hereby certify that he salt! corporation did, on the 13tn V lay of May, 1913. file In my office i duly executed and attested consent fl n writing to the dissolution of said H orporation. executed by all the stock? H lolders thereof, which said consent H ind the record of the proceedings fl iforesaid are now on file In my saitl fl if flee as provided by law. fl IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. ! fl iave hereunto set my hand and affix- fl d mv official seal at Raleigh, this fl ISth das of May. A. D. 1941 fl THAI) EIIRK. ?-9c Secretary of State. fl NOTICE I IN THE SUPERIOR COURT state of north carolina fl BOUNTY of rrunswick MARY LEONARD THARP WILBERT THARP fl The defendant, Wllber Tharp. will take notice that an action entitled as fl above has been commenced in the fl Superior Court of Rrunswlek County. North Carolina for the purpose of V lecurlng an absolute aivorw %..? _ grounds of two yearn separation; nn<l I Hi.- aald defendant will further lake notice that he Is required to appear nt tit.- office of tiie Clerk of ti?? Superior Court of said County In the Court house in Southport. N. C- fl thirty days after the 2fth day of May, 1941. and answer or demur t< I lit.- complaint in said action, or the fl plaintiff will apply 1? t!? * Court fo| th?* relief demanded in said complaint. fl This 5th day of Mav. 1941. fl S. T BENNETT, ll Clerk SujUrtor Court or fl G-2o Brunswick County I NOTICE OF MALE I Under and by vjfttk n an order B of the Superioi Court of Brunswick fl County. North Carolina, made in the jM Special Proi-Cedlngs entitled "Hattie < ?H !Ireer. Administratrix, of Viola Oor Jen, plaintiff, vs. Ifatlie Greer, Mary fane Fulwood, ct. ai*.. defendant*.** fl Hie same l?eing NO. - upon thb fl Special Proceedings Docket of sald*t * B oiirt. I lie undersigned commissioner fl will on the 8th day of June. 1948, <t fl ll' o'clock noon, at the Court House loor. Southport. North Carolina, of- fl fer for sate to the hlghsst bidder for B aasli those two certain traids of par- fl lis of land located In Smlthvllie B Township. Brunswick County, North fl Carolina, in the City of Southport. B designated as follows: fl FIRST: Lot No. U In Block 2 of fl the Swaaey Addition to the City of B Southport. as described in the deed B recorded in Book S2 at page 46, to B Viola (Jorden. 9 SECOND: J.ot No. 8 in Block 2 in the SWasey Addition to the City of fl Southport as described in that deed fl recorded In Rook .17. at page 196. to B Viola Gordon, Brunswick County 11 Registry. fl This the 5th day of May. 1943. I C. ED. TAYLoH. S-2c Commissioner 9 NOTICE I SIMMONS fl IBRTICK BY PI HI.ICATION fl IN THE SUPERIOR COURT I NORTH CAROLINA. I BRUNSWICK COUNTY, fl LUTHER A. MBAHBSi Jj^^flfl fl ESTHER < .MEARES. MM Defendant. The defendant. Esther C. Mear^fl ^ IJ will take notice that an action e^^^^BB titled as above has been commtntfl^B fl in the Superior Court of Brunswi^B^H^ fl County. North Carolina, for an aBf fl solute divorce; and the said defen^^^^^B ant will further take notice that shb 'fl is required to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of fl Brunswick County, in the courthouse fl In Southport. North Carolina, on the fl 5th. day of July, 1941. and answer or iB demur to the complaint In said action fl or the plaintiff will apply to the fl court for the relief demanded in said fl plaint fl This 10 day of May, 1943. 8. T. BENNETT. fl Clerk Superior Court I Brunswick County, N. C. fl June 2. chg. B ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE .1 Having qualified as administrator fl for the estate of J. T. West, late <rf B Brunswick county, state of North B Carolina, this is to notify all persons fl holding claims against the estate of fl the said deceased to present them to fl the undersigned on or tiefore the 13th fl day of April. 1944. or this notice win fl be pleaded in bar of their recovery. fl All persons indebted to the deceased fl will please make immediate paymertt 'I to me at my home at Lelana, N. C, rm This April 13. 1943. J E. L. KRAHNKE. f? Administrator. Estate or fl J. T. WEST J NOTICE I IX THE SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF HRUNSWICK MAMIE ATKINS VS. DAVID ATKINS The defendant, David Atkins, wljl t take notice that an action as abate haw been commenced In the SuperMr Cour' of Brunswick County. Nortil Carolina, to secure an absolute divorce on the grounds of two year* separation: and that the said defendant will further take notice that ha is required to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of said County In the Court House In Southport. N. C., on the day Of May. 1943, and answer or demur to the complaint In said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In said com- , plaint. This 10th day of April. 1943. S. L. BENNETT, Clerk Superior Court of Brunswick COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA 6-Sc I ' ^
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