^ -
*nal and Switch Company in PittsV\\
Ol.l' burgh before entering the army. \
Mrs. Wilson is planning to join
, Wo lie. daughter j^,. husband. who is now stationed
Hv ' and S. Sgt jn Kentucky, the latter part of
! Wt's u. son of Mrs. june.
WL ^ M ,y twenty third SHOWER
M ceremony in .
u'th tlie ^ Ro\. Mjsses susic and Thetma Sellers
Hr**"',. o v pastor of ' (entertained at a linen shower at
^ '.v -t church of- :
| their home Saturday night in hon.
or of Mrs. Thomas Thurmond, reB;
I unatton ec C nj jjride. The theme of the evei
rhiffon floor|
slight train nin? was "now Your Navy" and
. ~ material. the ^uests took Part in a Navy,
W,; covered pray- <*uiz- the first Prize heinS won byj
j chid, showered Marjorie Potter and the con sola -1
. s and baby's,tion prize, by Mary Lou Sellers.!
H .'.-t's sake she There was a Patriotic Quz won by,
y , mother's engage- Mrs. D. I. Watson and the second
a:i heirloom gold prize by Mrs. WUliam Willis. This
Us c was played was followed by a game "Love in
H 01 tiaras- phght" and "Characteristics." All
- p' '>'k d dur- fjrst prizes awarded were War
Stamps.
' ^ . a native of South- -phe honoree was showered with
. , puke University.
I manv lovelv e-ifts nnH tbn I
B" " foV7ho?Caro- "lg: ?uests were Present: Misses
, Company, she Dora Walton, Evelyn Autry. Mar-:
B~ :x the Xaw Dept. J0ne Potter, Josephine Smith,
fl California. Ma!'y Lou Sellers and Mesdames,
H;.. . a native of Kil- D. I. Watson, William Willis, Mrs.'
Is J and came to Thomas Thurmond and Mrs. C. L. i
J' > tvs when he was Sellers and the hostesses. Refresh
i He was employed ments of punch, cookies and
. r the Union Sig- candy were served.
I Long Distance Helps
I to Bring Them All
| Together
West, east, south and north, the countless
activities of war are united by Long Distance.
Now more than ever war needs the wires
I to help speed men and vital war supplies to
the far-flung war fronts. Your help is needed
to keep lines clear of all unnecessary long
Distance calls.
|i:ilTHEFin BELLTELEPHOnE fillD TELEGRAPH COHlPflnS/
INCORPORATED
I TIRES ? TUBES ? BATTERIES ? FEEDS
GROCERIES ? FRESH FISH
|vn/AXIZIXG, AUTO PARTS AND REPAIRS
fl ICE FOR SALE
-? us Help You With Your Tire Application, Bring
us Your Certificates
01) ell bl anton
SUPPLY, N. C.
I notice notice j
Tor your new and repair jobs, see us for your
^"irements of Asphalt Roofing, Asbestos Siding,
*'adows, Doors, Wall Boards, Paint, etc. We have
II ?ood!y stock of these items at all times, as well
'"""her, metal roofing and other building sup
when available.
. Smith Builders Supply, Inc.
"c Hayne Road, Wilmington, N. C. Phone 2-3339
. " li. A S. liUS LINES, Inc. i
H Southport, n. c.
temporary schedule
Between
-olthport and LONG BEACH
b-Soi-T.,,.m?nday through saturday
7;30 A.M. LV?LONG BEACH 8:00 A.M.
: 1 >"> A.M. LV?LONG BEACH 10:40 A.M.
2:00 PM- LV?LONG BEACH 5:30 P.M.
SOl 7;;,,/6:00 P.M. LV?LONG BEACH 6:40 P.M.
0:00 P.M. LV?LONG BEACH 11:30 P.M.
report , sunday
-S0lTHp "' 1:10 PM. LV LONG BEACH 3:40 P.M.
H : P.M. LV LONG BEACH 5":40 P.M.
MFA^e. . "" P.M. LV LONG BEACH 0:30 P.M.
JB, ? cents (one way); Round Trip, 35 cents
THE STATE PORT
PERSONALS r ?
Miss Mary Lou Sellers, of lluS D
Whiteville, is visiting Misses Su-1 SiffTP
sie and Thelma Sellers. j ^
Mrs. Corman Robinson and
daughter. Carolyn are spending
'
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family have returned to Southport I ^S|H|
after spending three weeks at i
their old home at Morganton.
[ <' , .
time ^ in Charleston, visiting Mr.
WAC .lane Shannon, daughter
of Mrs. H. M. Shannon, has re-1 flj
rently been promoted to the rank
of Cpl. She is now stationed at H
Camp Robinson, Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilmoth re- j 9
turned to Southport yesterday, fol-!
lowing a ten days visit to Mr. j
Wilmoth's home at Dallas, Texas. | |H
Mrs. Joseph Willetts and little!
daughter, Barbara Ann, of Winna- jH
bow, spent the week-end here with I jfl
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Potter.
Mr. and Mrs. George Treadwell;
and young son, Warren left last
Miami, Fla., where Mrs. Tread- j
well and Warren will reside while j
t*?.??i ii _i.i. j_ x?? I :
?li. xirauwcil ^ BIKI1QS II Lulling "
Charleston, spent part of the past week
here with relatives.
Mrs. Josiah Gibson and little;
daughter are spending a few days, I % X
at their old home in Philadelphia.; "
Joel Moore. Jr. has returned! H
home from Charleston, where he
was a cadet at the Citadel. Newest fasliion news is
Mrs. Augusta Roberts, of Wil- versatile. Wear it as i
mington, has moved to Southport
and is occupying one of Miss An- occasions. Every
nie Mae Woodside's cottages. She Miv(,,t for \vur Bonds. A
plans to build a home here as local store.
soon as material is available.
John O'Daniel of the Merchant weeks furlough. Olaf
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For ?
years
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The Treasury Department
acknowledges with appreciation the
^contribution of this advertisement
by the brewers of
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PILOT, SOUTHPORT, N. C.
. .
1 ,r
rcss Yourself and
for War Bond Purchases u
are
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SvM
mm o
I 3
I 4
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the sleeveless, backless thai is both attractive g
is for Sports and suntnnning, then add a perky ^
t near. Especially vivid in a tropical- green. or
ral in various colors, mixing and matching for
garment made at home means more money :
i suitable pattern may be obtained at your
U. S. Treasury Djpailinen ' | ?
Thorson, another Scuthport boy who is alsoj
Sfe, ....
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fanm
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to cc
THE BEER.THAT I
Jos. Schlitz Brew.
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i the Merchant Marine, is also
t home. _
Mrs. Helen G. Bragaw has been M
pending several days with rela-i
ves in Raleigh.
Mrs. Lawrence Fulwood and
lildren spent the week-end with datives
at Supply.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson, _
r., and small daughter of Ra- T
igh spent the past week-end with c
[rs. J. Wi Thompson. j ,
Mrs. John Griffin, of George- ,
>wn, visited her mother, Mrs, yj
eorge Y. Watson, over the
eek. Li
Miss Marion Watson, of GreensDro,
is spending a few days here
ith her mother. Mrs. George Y.1
fatson. before returning to her ?
ork at the Woman's College. ^
Miss Marion Frink left Monday
ir Chapel Hill to enter summer
:hool.
Miss Sally Norfleet, of Roxobel,
lent part of last week here with
er sousin, Miss Elizabeth Nor-!
eet. | at
Misses Eloise, Rachel and Re- b<
ecca Herring, of Fayetteville, ar- to
ved yesterday to visit their sis- le
>r-in-law, Mrs. D. C. Herring. , w
LAYERS
There were 414 million layers X
a U. S. farms in April, 5 per s;nt
more than a year ago and n
T per cent more than the ten- i>
v a
ear average. Egg production was al
per cent greater than last year :J,'(
>r the month.
\\
;ead Your Label To Day And 1-,
ubscribe To The State Port Pilot j'1
eep The Pilot Coming $1.50 year 0j
WANT ADS
tn
fall paper cleandr, panel cleaner, | f"
paint brushes, wheat paste, j',
If
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nes;
me
Now
VIADE MILWAE
trig Co., Milwauk
Ruarks, Southport. {?
Deri's dungarees, overalls, bathings,
Slip-Ezy footwear for men G
and women, light summer wear ?
of all kinds. Ruarks, Southport.'
tif
OR SALE ? Sofa-bed with E
springs. Call State Port Pilot. a|
1TPEWRITERS and Adding Ma- S
;hines cleaned and adjusted, j"
,Vork guaranteed. Willie Hamnoncs,
203 W. Col. St., White- i.
lie, N. C. J6;
OST?Parker "51" Fountain pen '
with silver top. Believed lost jt
near bank. Reward for return to [o
Dallas Pigott. io
us
OST?Ration books, two No. 3 jjj
ration books in names of Mary ,'u
Lilly Gore and Mattie Pearl fj
Gore. Return to Pearlie Gore. *
Southport, N. C. fo
s<]
NOTICE 1
The charge for two insertions of! if,'
Iverlisements of lost ration' vi
I ..i
)oks is 50 cents. We are unable j ?
? print such advertisement un- ?ic
ss crash or stamps are sent ill ^
ith copy?The State ruit Pilot.
m
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in thk sutkrior court i"
ORTH CAROLINA. th
RUNSWICK COUNTY. ! >
r AT 10
vs.
ORF.RT T.. STKVKXSOX.
AVID II. STKVBNSON am! H
LICK SKXTOX. alias ALICK HILL. ? ias
ALICK ST K V K N SON, alias
ias MARY K. 11USSEY.
? Whom It May Concern:
Pursuant to an order of his Honor
'. C. Harris. Judge Presiding to the w
ay Term 1944 "f the Hrunswiek dt
Dilnty Superior Court, entered in C;
e above entitled matter, all persons In
tving or claiming to have any lien th
claim against the two (2) automo- ui
les hereinafter described are here- lit
.* directed and required to file and Jt
ove such claims with the undersign- pi
I Receiver-Commissioner at Lumber- pe
n. North Carolina, on or before the pi
Hh day of September. 1911, or bei
I'ever burred from any interest or
aim in the proceeds of the sale of
ic fi llowing described personal prop- (?5
Ret
Increas
War Bon<
^ 1 War Bonds ai
W|fe|. investment in the
2 War Bonds rei
*v S3 in io years. (
3 VVar Bonds he
4 War Bonds wi
by increasing pu:
M the War$0
5 War Bonds
your children, se
\ for retirement. '
, aft# c
[ Ik kfM
S&ferr;
C iirt
k? Mb
SCTWAB
rKEE FAMOUS
*ee;Wisccnsin
PAGE 3 j
*ty, to-wit: j
One (1) ltll! Vo-ft-r r.Teicury, (Hub 1
pu(?e) CngiiiR No. 99A-304222. bear- J
ig North Carolina, 1944 License No.
f7351, in the name of David H. |
LeVeiison and' J. M. Irvin or other- I
ise: ami One (1) 1941 Buick. fourK>r
Sedan* Motor No. 54324925. bear* ;j|!|
ig North Carolina, 1944 License No, j
($363, issued hi ihe name of Mary
. Hussey or otherwise. H .I
This Notice is published In pursu- :
nee' of the Order of the Superior
buN hereinabove mentioned in the
be as above enJtled to which Order
ference is hereoy made. j
This the 29th day of May 1944. , <1
OfcMKR 1.. m:\RV,
1 i?-reiver?Commissioner. w
umberton. North Carolina. ]
7-2-Weds. jf
Nh'Nt K OF SAI.K
1N* THE SUPERIOR COURT
ORTH CAROLINA.
RCNSWICK COUNTY.
Pursuant to an Order of the Superr
Court of Brunswick County. North
irolina. entered at the May Term,
i4t. in tiie matter of "State vs. Robt
L. Stevenson. David H. Stevenson
id Alice Section, alias Alice Hill, J
fas Alice Stevenson, alias Mary R,
ussey." the undersigned will offer I
r sale at the Courthouse door, , j
mthport. North Carolina. 12:00 noon ' I
i!v 3rd. 1914. to the highest ladder j^H
r cash the following described pernal
property, to-wlt: i}1
One (1) Mercury. 1941 Model Club
)upe, maroon color. Kngine No. 99A- J
4222. registered in the name of Dad
H. Stevenson and bearing Vir- 1
nit; 1944 license No. 177351.
One (1) Buick. 1941 Model, four ]H
lor Sedan, Motor No. 54324925 and [J
aring North Carolina. 1944 License
0. U833K3.
The above described two (2) autoobiles
will be sold 'ree and clear of
1 encumbrances under the terms and I
ovisions of the Judgment entered in
is action to which reference is here
made.
This the .list day of May. 1944.
OZ.MICK L. HEN It Y.
Keeeiver?Commissioner
imberton, North Carolina.
7 1- Weds. f
KXK(TTOK*ft NOTICE
TO < KEIHTOKS
Having qualified as executor of the
ill of the late (?eorge T. Itourk, fl
ceased, of Hrunswick County. North
irolina. this is to notify all r>ersons
iving claims against the estate of I
e deceased to exhibit them to the
idersigned at Shallotte, North Caroia
on or before the 14th day of
me. 194.1, or this notice will 'be
eaded in bhr of their recovery. All I
tsons indebted to said estate will
ease make immediate payment.
Tills the 12th dav T.f June. 1944.
I.. <\ HOURK,
Executor Of The Will of
ll-ti-We.ls CKOHiiK T. KUURK
I
f
ssons for
iing Your
J Purchases
e the best, the safest
world! (
turn you S4 for every
,
lp keep prices down.
ill he(|j win the Peace
rchasing power after
mean education for iS
curity for you, funds
the
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