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ROYAL AIR FORCE [England. At the begini
VISITORS HERE war an English trawle
caAion for their visit is the fact j Southport, North Ca:
thit they were curious about the Mayor Erickson becam
American town of the same name ed with the captain,
as their town in northeastern native of Southport,
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"Wayne Feeding Programs" provide a co
feeding service for Dairy and Beef Cattle,
Hogs, Poultry, Turkeys, Rabbits, Dogs, etc. Y
use and recommend Wayne Feeds for high i
tion of Milk and Eggs, rapid growth, quick g
weight, and for more profits.
SMITH'S GASH SERVICE
Castle Hayne Road
WILMINGTON, N. C. DIAL 2*
ffl CUT THE ?
11 pULPVJOOD A
PTHt **
Pl| "Cutting pulpwood is my share in wii
<3o my part herethe way I want my tx
Tm not doing my best for myself or
Unntirii* kt/N/VJ MA
vuiiuig auu uauiuig ouv.&o ui wuuu okj
can't use them. My pulpwood may be
equipment for my boy and only the b
"I've found that cutting pulpwood is
want to stay in it after the war. I wanl
a producer of good sound usable wood
Pulpwood?A War-time Job wit
J|j VICTORY PULPWOOD C
(Insorl noma* of your local committoo)
JOHN B. WARD FRANK
LENDON CLEMMONS H. O. PE
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I See Us About All Your Clothing
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rung of the < Thus the fame of Southport,' [
ir called at North Carolina, reached the Eng- j j
rouna, and'lish town and resulted in the visit!
e acquaint- of the two flyers,
who was a! Both Wright and Evans are|
England. with the Ferry Command and at:
present are stationed at Nassau, j
They have been geeting acquaint- ]
I j ed with Southport citizens and 1
t
impiete seerr. to like this parr of tne '
Mules, United States
ou can WACCAMAW MAN
iroduc- proud OF HIS RICE (
dins in | *xiiiiinued iruon Page ) I
j When seen Saturday he had '
! sold $1,800. worth of his 1944 (
j crop of tobacco and still has more {
j to sell. This year he also made ('
'fine corn and other crops. He did (
1218 not forget mention his garden I
: and neighbors say that he always ;
has a good one. *y
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11ND Of 1
IM Will I :
1800y| ^
ining thc^ war and I aim to
jy to do his part over there.
my country if I waste time
crooked or rotted the mill
|p#ii
used to make supplies and
est is good enough for him.
: profitable business and I
: to be known at the mill as pjj
h a Post-war Future I
OMMIITTEE ; j
C. LENNON
1TERSON f||\B!BBa]I 1
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A GOOD SUPPI
OF
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'S COATS
Needs.We Will Be Glad To H
i Trading Co.
JON KIRBY, Prop.
^LLOTTE, N. G.
THE STATE PORT PILOI
PRISONER OF WAR
PRITES PARENTS
(Continued From Page One)
"Osaka Umeda
"Osaka Umeda Bunshi
Osaka, Japan
July 3, 1943
Urs. D. A. Harvell
Bolivia, N. C.
Nearest Mama:
I have written you two letter:
md 1 hope that you have receiv
d them all.
At present I am well an:
lealthy. I am working six day:
svery week. It is summer time li
sarnest but the climate is abou
he same here as at home, ex
:ept not quite so hot.
Don't worry about me. Thi
var will end some time, as al
vars do. When it does I won'
vaste any time, once I am free
ibout getting home.
The Japs treat us well. Thi
vork is not too hard and Un
'ood is alright.
If you can answer and whei
wu do let me know what yoi
an about Woodrow and H. D. am
>11 of thp rpnf of thp familv.
Extend my regards to all o
Jie folks around home. Be sun
ind tell Adolph that I raked ol<
Satan. I am going to Heavei
vhen I die, because I did m;
stretch in hell between Decern
)er 8, 1941 and June 6, 1942.
Tomorrow is Sunday the 4th.
tnow what all of you will hav>
ind how well I know what I wil
lave.
Wish I could be there, I sun
vant some watermelon.
LASSITER."
Mr. and Mrs. Harvel have twi
sther sons, M. M. and Hugh E
Harvell, serving in the Armj
RETURN HOME
Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Daniel am
son, Roy, Jr., and Mrs. J. N. Dan
iel have returned home from Or
lando, Fla., where they have bee:
visiting A. J. Robbins and hi
laughter.
ACTIVE AGAIN
S. E. Memory, of a poinee
Whiteville family and well know:
in Southport where he frcquentl;
visits his daughter and son-in
law, Capt. and Mrs. J. I. Davis
is out of the hospital and activ
again after an operation and i
month under the care of the doc
tors. Mr. Memory is 88 year
young and is still extremely ac
tive, physically and in mind,
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Best, o
Wilmington, announce the birth o
a daughter, Vivian Caroldene, a
Marion Sprunt Annex, Septembe
4, 1944. Mrs. Best was the forme
Miss Mazie Swain of Winnabow.
Fighter Pilots
On A Stop Ovei
Ensign and Mrs. Billy Bragaw
Ensign and Mrs. Ken Rausch am
Lt. (J. G.) and Mrs. Wally Row
land are on a four day stop ove
here with Ensign Bragaw's mo
ther, Mrs. Helen Bragaw, am
Mrs. Bragaw's mother, Mrs. Nel
Niernsee.
All three of the young officer
are fighter pilots who have beei
undergoing special night fightinj
training at Vero Beach, Fla. The;
are all in the same squadron am
with their wives are enroute t
Rhode Island for some furthe
special training at night flying
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Roving Reporter
An invitation that is not to be
passed up came from LeRoy Mintz
at the Soil Conservation office in
3 Shallotte, Saturday. He urged that
we give his office a call on gach i
Saturday's trip to Shallotte, the!
object being to get matters of in- J
terest relative to the Consherva3
tion work and farmers of Brunswick
county. For more than a
I year now we have been trying by j
3 every means to get matters of in-1
s terest relative to Brunswick coun-.
i j ty farmers and farm women, i
' With a belief that the conserva-j
" tion work is potential of much aid j
throughout Brunswick county the
8 opportunity of having it as an,
11 added source of news is some*
| thing that is eagerly Welcomed. |
' Another matter potential of j
i much interest to the rapidly |
8 growing list of farmers and farm
81 women, in Brunswick county, is
j matter relative to the schools, i
11 which are to open next Monday, j
J j This coming session is likely to j
^ I be set with many problems to
' both teachers and patrons. As
{|never before, the session will call]
8 j for unstinted cooperation between
1 j teachers, pupils and their par- j
1 ents. If this cooperation exists
f j during the coming session in the j
" I same way that farmers, farm wo- j
I men and children cooperated to j
I i produce this year's crops, there
P caoaihn ,
c need De no ieui uvci .
1 being a splendid one. As in former
years the State Port Pilot will
6 be glad to have all matters of j
interest relative to the schools of
Brunswick. Not only that, it will
3 cooperate in every possible way
? towards having a most successful
' term.
SEPTEMBER TERM
I CRIMINAL COURT
"I FINISHED TUESDAY
" (Continued From Page One)
nj larceny, nol pros with leave; Al3
ton Leonard, crime against nature,
capias and continued; and
Tom Long, non support, continued
for defendant.
rj State vs. J. J. Barnhardt, drunII
j ken driving and possession, jury
f i withdrawn and mistrial ordered
"Jin first case, plead guilty to pos'
I session, eight months on the
e j roads, judgment suspended and
1 j defendant placed on probation for
" j period of five years, during which
s j time he shall not druik any alcoholic
beverage nor drive or permit
his car to be driven on the
public highways of I^orth Carolina.
f
? Former Director Goes To
Position At Bowling Green
(Continued from page 1)
r zens of the community had remarked
to him that the local
USO had contributed more to un
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GAITHER CRI
. nBiirrir-iiBim
ifying the various community or-|YMCA, Jersey
ganizations and the general pub-!was during IS
lie in a concerted effort than any retary a(. the
other movement had done here- Fair YMCA
tofore. He added that there is now lounges were p
increased use of the building by J
people from Brunswick County |
with the same number of com- I We C
munity people and a large per- M materials
centage of service men who are 9 Roofing", I
now stationed in the area and it I Board, P
is hoped that the City of South-, Hardware
port and Brunswick County will I Lumber W
have continued use of this attrac- H cations ai
tive Type "K" Federal Building | quirement
as a community center. M
Beginning as an Associate I
Boys' Secretary early in 1932 I SMIT
with the Young Men s Christian 1
Association in Charlotte, Gibson I
has since been employed by the
I WE NOW HAVE
at* r*
in ice rre:
These" fine TENNE!
anyone wanting a Good IV
to 5 years. Be sure to see
purchasing.
Seth L. Si
WHIT
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a t tt/^\ financing
AU 1 VJ re-financing
outright loans
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Pounds To
ie new regulations that go into efl
r tobacco in piles to weigh as ne
ible .. Load up and bring it to CF
ire you Get TOPS in Prices and 1
LE THURSDAY, S
UTCHF1ELD RA
"BUCK" WALL, Auci
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTF.MPm I
City, N. Y., and of the
i39 and 1940 Sec- established, and mJr Ur5*tl
New York World's indicating t he work *, ^
where comfortable throughout the wuh 1 ^
rovided for friends played. 1 SH
an furnish you with non-ratioiied7n?^H
as follows: Insulation Board, Rod-1-111??
3rick, Cement, Rock, Sand, Placer P^H
[aster Board, Doors, Windows pS'erH
, Kyanize Paints, Terra Cotta PiDeM
hen necessary permits, ratings and
e furnished. Call or see us for y0^H
DIAL 2-3339 H
H BUILDERS SUPPLY I H
WILMINGTON, N. C.
ON HAND A LOT OF
;h, Young
Mules
iey Are Young ... Broke
And Ready To Work.
SSEE MULES will please
lule for any purpose. Ages 3
: our mules before trading or
nith & Co.
EVILLE
r >-v A * jn BRAXTON AUTO SERV^|
LvJAINo LOAN DEPT, GARAGM
BLDG. PHONE 210
w ILL 1)1
WHITEVILLE I
The Pile I
ect today?Grade H
ar 250 pounds as H
tUTCHFIELD'S I
Service. fl
EPT. 14th, 9 A-M'l
YMOND CRUTCHFIELDI
tioneer I