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SPORT FISHING Wilmington, are
RULES CHANGED below L?ckwoodi
, TWO POINTS OPEN in? and bombin,
(Continued from page one) formation is a
shore; thence in a westerly direc- paper regarding
tion parallel with the beach to a commercial boat
point seven miles offshore, oppo- operate in the r<
site the western edge of Lock- low Lockwoods 1
wood Folley Inlet; thence In a
northerly direction to the strand Postponemen
at the east edge of Lockwood By Board Of
Folly Inlet." Owing To Pol
From the above it will be noted (Continued
that sport fishing boats may not better position it
go out from any point on the Mr. Lingle hi
i coast below Lockwod's Flly In- Southport school!
let This restriction is understood and has proved
to have been made because of the work to be a s
fact that Army planes, operating No information i
from Bluethenthal Airport, in where he plans
iPiiipwooD
You have been reading about the
wartime need for pulpwood. Today
the need is greater than ever before.
Our offensives in Europe and the
Pacific have greatly increased military
requirements for supplies and
equipment made of pulpwood or
packed in paper or paperboard
made of pulpwood. It has become
an A-l war material.
It's a Wartime Job .
Pulpwood cutting has been recognized
by the War Manpower Commission
and the Selective Service
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|^EE5Z332 VICTORY PI
yWEm m JOHN B. WARD
FRANK C. LENNC
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YOU GET MORE FOR
YOUR MONEY WHEN
IT'S IN THE
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Money in your
never sale. In
I strong vaults a
addition, every
sured by the
corporation.
Use a checki
and a savings
serve for the fu
that ii you sho
mate purpose,
it from the ban
It is possible
service, but yo
with it.
WWHHHP
ftiiittllUak
using the area ing Southport.
, Folly as a fir- a FEW KNITTERS
g range. No in- ARE GOING STRONG
ivailable to this t Continued from pag? 1)
whether or not both speed and accuracy,
i are allowed to Other workers who are to b<
;strlcted area be- commended for their work in ttu
_ month of July are Mrs. G. D
Robinson, Mrs. Lanie Southerland
? , . Mrs. Lizzie Southerland, Mrs
Ordered Mon. FuItz and Mrs Deppe Biac,
Education This is the smallest number o:
lio Epidemic workers that have applied them
oir Pivge one; selves to the task since the pro
i another county. g-ram was first started.
is headed the w
} for seven years OUR ROVING
plendid educator. REPORTER
s available as to (Continued From Page One)
to go upon leav- feet high and that both place/
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System as an essential occupation.
With a Post-War Future
But pulpwood production is different
from most war industries. It
will continue on the same scale
after the war.
Cut pulpwood today because it
is both patriotic and profitable.
Your county agent, forester, or mill
buyer will tell you about the peak
wartime prices being paid for it.
Now's the time to get into a business
which will continue to pay
good dividends when peace returns.
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LENDON CLEMMONS
)N H. O. PETERSON
Bank
pocket or in the house is
this bank it is protected by
nd careful management. In
J-11 - 1. rt>P AAA _
aonar up to 3>o,wu is inFederal
Deposit Insurance
ng account to pay your bills,
account for building a rehire.
Establish your credit so
uld need money for a legitiyou
may be able to borrow
k.
s to get along without bank
u can get along much better
THE STATE PORT PILOT, i
are much more exposed to an ti
unchecked sweep of the wind than "
Oak Island is, a lot of people ap- F
pear to think that both Wrights- b
ville and Carolina Beach had _
s more than a 60 miles an hour ti
s wind. "
b
, I This week we had a letter full _
l I of human interest. E. W. Bryar.t, j
< Laurinburg planter, wrote us _
' I about getting him a boat in order Ti
' | that he and the Madam could I ti
'! come down in September and! I;
j take their faithful colored farm "
91 labor deep sea fishing. Mr. Bry- _
ant said that his colored help d
had worked hard, also their wives
and kiddies. He wanted to give .
them a bit of vacation of their
.: own choosing and they choose to 11
. ?i ? j I
I come neie aim gu uut w
fishing. What appealed to us was
the solicitude that the letter conveyed
regarding the faithful help
on the farm this year.
We were at Shallotte Saturday,
that being one of the places we
are able to make regular weekly
trips. It should be said here that
these trips are only possible by
the picking up of enough subscriptions
to the paper to pay
traveling expenses, while we are
getting news. Well, this trip last
Saturday paid expenses. After we I
had remarked to one or two bull I
baiters that it didn't look like we I
would get bus fare home the subs S
began to roll in. In just no time j
we had written 23 receipts for _
year subscriptions. This was extra
good, considering how all of
I the paper's farmer friends in that
I section were at home busy with
their tobacco crop. In addition to
that, both Shallotte and Supply
already had the largest subscription
lists of any point in the
county outside of Southport.
At Shallotte, Saturday, among
several other fishermen and parttime
fishermen with fair catches
that they found ready markets
for, was Bob Leonard. He reported
he had caught five hundred
pounds that morning. The
fish, mullets, were of good size
and unusually fat for this early
in the vear. Thev went to buyers
about as fast as he could pass
over the strings and receive
change. ,
Prom now on the harvesting of
these fish will increase steadily,
It will not be long before catches
of thousands of pounds will be
just a step further until the
catches may run into many tons.1
Judging by the catches of fish
already made,'August should see'
some splendid food producing ef-1
forts to report. September and
October will be even batter." It is
some time during September that
the great run of mullets, known'
as the September Run, puts in its
appearance.
SHORT SESSION OF
RECORDER'S COURT
(Continued bro;. t-?.ge One)
on roads or $75.00 fine and
costs.
James O. Batts, parking on
highway, judgment suspended on j
payment of costs.
Leoman Mintz, possession and.
transporting, four months on \
roads, judgment suspended on
payment of fine of $50.00 and
costs, $25.00 of fine remitted. j
N. S. Powell, speeding, judgment
suspended on payment of
fine of $20.00 and costs.
Eddie Larkin, improper lights
and no operators license, continued
to August 14.
Lawrence Gore, non support,
continued to August 14.
JURORS DRAWN FOR
SEPTEMBER OOURT
I (Continued From Page One) j
bee, S. L. Kirby, Jr., J. R. Caison
and Willie Galloway, Supply.
W. C. Savage and C. A. Atkinson,
Winnabow.
D. S. Mintz and J. H. Hewitt,
Bolivia.
T. K. Lewis, Southport; Rice
Gwynn, Longwood.
MISS PEARSON TO
GIVE CONCERT
(Continued From Page One)
den, noted concert violinst of Wilmington.
Miss Pearson has a wide voice
range with deep warm tones and
she offers an unusual variety of
songs for her concert on next
Thursday.
Her program will be as follows:
"Morning"?by Speaks; "Old MoAUTOMOBILE
WORK
When you need repair work done
bring your car to Babson's Garage
where you will get quick,
efficient service.
BABSON'S'
GARAGE
SHALLOTTE, N. C.
BOOKS
Shipments of current best j
sellers and children's books |
arriving daily. Come in and;
make j^our selections.
BRAXTON
Variety Store
WHITEVILLE. Phone 310
?
i ?
SOUTHPORT, N. C.
Her Hubbard"?by Hutchinson; PARTY WILL MARK C
Indian Love Call"?by Rudolf CLOSE OF U.S.O. P
'riml; "When You're Away" ? j (Continued From' Page One) a
y Victor Herbert; "O'ne Alone" i be awarded to local people. A
-Sigmund Romberg; '"Summer- model Committee of Management |
ime"?by George Gershwin; i Meeting is expected to be held for j
Play Gypsies?Dance Cypsies"?! the audience. All members of the i
y Kalman; "When Day is Done" Volunteer Service Organization,
-by Katchen; "Long Ago"? by j and Girls Service Organization are!
erome Kern; "As Time Goes By" urged to be present. The public'
-by Hupfield; "I'll Be Seeing js cordially incited to attend. ReW'-by
Fain; "A lively Way be _
* art TPvpnintr" hv MC- - . I
^ 1 * "?norann is I
-> tJ^VHU U' . P _
tugh; "I'll Get By-by Ahlert;! A *
Goodnight Wherever You Are" exPec^ed to be in charge of the
-by Robertson, Hoffman & Wei-j buildin? from August 15th to f
on; and "Lord's Prayer"?by Al- September 15th, during which j
ert Hay Malotte. time it is hoped that the Federal
ALWAYS AT YOUR ;
SERVICE
We are here to serve your
Constant Needs!
R. GALLOWAY
General Merchandise
Supply, N. C. I
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Pepsi-Cola Company, Long Island City, N. Y.
"ranchise Bottler:?Pepsi-Cola Boitling Co., of Wilmington, N. C. i Mr.
Farmc
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YOU ARE REALLY
SELLING YOUR TOI
Most A
? BRING IT 1
CAE?
Warehouse :*
The Tobacco Sold By Farmei
Avg. $40.34 pe
WE CAN AND WILL SE1
FOR TOP PRI
2nd Sale, Wednesday, Av
FIRST SALE, Friday, Ai
2nd Sale, Monday, Aug. ]
FIRST SALE,, Wed., Au
2nd Sale, Thurs., Aug. 1/
Carolina W
BUCK PEAY TABOR C
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST a i>J
""" make some dis-| maintained for the
iovernmeni . ? s0 that, remaining here anH
osition of the building i
continuing service may be, the community.
w. B. & s. BUS LINES, Inc. ^
Southport, N. C.
TEMPORARY SCHEDULE I
Between
SOUTHPORT AND LONG BEACH 9
MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 9
V SOUTHPORT 2:00 P.M. LV?LONG BEACH 5:30 ??H
jv SOUTHPORT 6:00 P.M. LV?LONG BEACH 8:40 ~-yH
fv- SOUTHPORT 9:00 P.M. LV-LONG BEACH 11:30
SUNDAY 9
V SOUTHPORT 1:30 P.M. LV LONG BEACH 3:40
'r v SOUTHPORT 4:00 P.M. LV-LONG BEACH 5:40 'M
^V?SOUTHPORT 6:00 P.M. LV-LONG BEACH 9.30 pfl
FARE: 20 cents (one way); Round Trip, 35 cent, I
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Bolivia, N. C. I
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