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led a number of his young friends
| Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
| Games and contests were enjoy
jed. after which ice cream, cake'
i and candv were served the fol
!
| lowing guests: Paul and Gerald
I Cockian, Vera Ann Willis, Jean
Thompson, John Plaxco, Ruddy,
.Jean and Mary Minta Mintz, Gay
Wells, John Potter, Clark Fergus.
-Hany D. Sell and Arthur Clark.
MARRIED
Mrs. Robert D. Simmons, above, whose marriage to
Robert D. Simmons, MM 1-c, USN, was solemnized in
Wilmington Saturday. The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. P. Russ, of Ash. ? (Cut Courtesy Star-News)
Capt. J. B. Church has been
spending several days at his old
jhome in Maine.
WOMAN'S CLUB
The Southport Woman's Club
held its regular meeting in the
club rooms on Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. H. B. Smith, vice
president, presiding.
The speaker for the a/ternoon
was Robert Godfrey, horticul
turist at Orton Gardens, who
spoke on "Regional Gardens of
the United States." After giving
the factors which determine re
gional gardens Mr. Godfrey spoke
of the various types of gardens
in the United States. He ela
borated more fully when he dis
cussed the gardens of the south
east.
Mr. Godfrey showed specimens
of various shrubs and trees which
he considers suitable for the
southeast's "evergreen gardens"
and also showed a collection of
plants which he considers a nui
sance and which should be re
placed by plants of merit.
Those present enjoyed the talk
very much and asked Mr. God
frey questions at the conclusion.
Following this, Mrs. E. B. Brun
son s-nd Mrs. p. E. Arthur serv
ed fruit punch and cookies to
the large number of ladies pre
sent.
POTTER-LUTHER
Frances Luther, of Wilmington,
Mass., and Ira Allen Potter were
married at the home of the
groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
B. Potter, Winnabow, Sunday af
ternoon. March 24th, at 5 o'clock.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. T. F. Johnson, of Bo
livia, in the presence of a host of
friends and relatives. Immediate
ly following the ceremony a bar
b-cue supper was served to all.
Mr. and Mrs. Potter will make
their home with Mr. Potter's par
ents at Winnabow, where he is
engaged in farming.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hickman
spent last week in Asheville and
Atlanta, Ga,
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Watson, of
Smithfield, spent the week end
here with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Danford, of
Biloxi, Miss., are visiting relatives
here.
Miss Barbara Weeks spent the
week end at Whiteville with rela
tives.
Mrs. Alton Detwiller and baby,
of Philadelphia, Pa., are spending
this week here with Mrs. Det
willer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
R. Weeks.
Hubbard McGirt, of Whiteville,
spent the week end at Shallotte
with Hyatt Holden.
Mrs. Eleanor Dew, of Latta,
S. C., has been spending the past
week here with Mrs. Frank
Niernsee.
Dr. and Mrs. Landis Brown
have moved to the H. H. Thom
as home, which they recently pur
chased and have had remodeled.
Tom Holliday, Mr. and Mrs.
Junius Holliday and W. A. Davis,
of Sumter, S. C., spent the week i
end here with Mrs. Lou Smith, j
Mrs. Edna Bell, clerk at the
Southport post office, is spending
this week in High Point with her :
daughter, Mrs. Tom Gold. ? j
Mrs. M. R. Sanders and Mrs.
Helen Bragaw are spending sev
eral days in Norfolk, Va., and
Washington, respectively.
News From
Dosher Memorial
Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Hewett, of
Supply, announce the birth of a
daughter on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Reynolds,
of Winnabow, announce the birth
of a son on Friday.
Mrs. Maggie Simmons, of Win
nabow, spent from Monday until
Thursday as a medical patient.
Mrs. Carrie Bozeman, of Shal
lotte, entered as a surgical pa
tient on Monday.
Mrs. James Garner, of South
port, spent from Tuesday until
Sunday as a medical patient.
Mrs. Betty Leonard, of Shal
lotte, entered as a medical patient
on Tuesday.
Clifton Moore, of Burgaw, spent
from Tuesday until Wednesday as
a medical patient.
W. M. Carter, of Sharlotte, en
tered as a medical patient on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lena Norton, of South
port, entered on Tuesday as a
medical patient.
Miss Nocha McCombee, of Ash,
entered as a medical patient on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Myitie F. Mintz, of Ash,
entered on Tuesday as a surgical
patient.
Miss Margaret Long, of Shal
lotte, spent from Wednesday un
til Thursday for a ? tonsilectomy.
Franklin Fales, of Wilmington,
spent as a medical patient from j
Wednesday until Thursday.
spent as a medical patient froms j
Mrs. Barbara McCall, of Sup- j
ply, entered on Wednesday as a j
surgical patient.
Mrs. Huston Sellers, of Bolivia, j
entered as a medical patient on j
Thursday.
Mrs. Victoria Norris, of Supply ,
entered on Wednesday as a sur- I
gical patient.
Mrs. M. E. Chadwick, of South i
port, entered as a medical patient
on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leoman Russ, of
Longwood, announce the birth of ,
a daughter on Thursday.
Mrs. D. B. Skipper, of Shal
lotte, entered on Saturday as a
surgical patient.
Mrs. Lillian Hewett, of Bolivia,
was a medical patient from Sat
urday until Monday.
Mrs. Lillie Robinson, of Supply
entered on Saturday as a surgi
cal patient.
Mrs. Edith Willetts, of Winna
bow, entered as a surgical patient
on Saturday.
Miss Idell Hewett, of Shallotte,
entered on -Saturday as a medical
patient.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Redwine, of
Ash, announce the birth of a
daughter on Sunday.
James Lambro, of Shallotte, en
tered on Sunday as a medical pa
tient.
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Leonard, of
Shallotte, announce the birth of
a daughter on Monday.
Mrs. J. E. Swain, of Winnabow,
entered on Sunday as a medical
patient.
Mrs. Carrie Ward, of Ash, en
tered as a medical patient on
Monday.
VISITING AT SHALLOTTE
Mr. and Mrs. Worth Willis, of
I
New York, have been spending'
several days at Shallotte with
Mr. Willis' brother and sister-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Willis.
I fir TOBACCO GROWER! . . .
Wt let the worms eat your
T bacco. See us now and buy a
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THE COUNTRY STORE
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Longwood, N, C.
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Palpwood is a cash crop. It is
also a continuous crop when
your woodlot is properly har
vested. No other crop is so de
pendable. The farm woodlots
in our community are among
the farmers' most valuable as
sets. They pay cash dividends
regularly. Pulpwood, in peace
as in war, is one of the most
essential of all materials.
Now while prices are high'
is the best time to cut and
prepare for the future of your
timber stand by taking ad
vantage of the free advice of
your county agent and for
esters.
You can get immediate cash
from your pulpwood for
needed farm repairs, new
equipment, mortgage pay
ments and new conveniences
for your home and family.
IT PAYS TO CUT QUALITY PULPWOOD
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VICTORY PU pWOOD COMMITTEE
H. 0. PETERSON ( JOHN B. WARD
iLioON CLEMMONS } FRANK C. LENNON
OF BRUNSWICK COUNTY
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People from all over Brunswick County are giving ine a lot of good
encouragement in my race for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff.
ai( i can promise you is that I will serve you to the very best of
my ability if you will nominate and elect me to this office.
! riave had some valuable experience helping with the work of this
office! in previous administrations, and I believe this experience will
niakefit possible for me to make you a good sheriff.
John g. white
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?i want my friends to know that I appre
ciate the encouragement they have been giv
ing me, and I appreciate theii1 promises to
support me.
Your vote and influence in behalf of my
candidacy will be appreciated.
ODELL WILLIAMSON
? for ?
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
I am a candidate for the Democratic Nomination
for member of the Board of County Commissioners,
subject to the will of the voters in the May Primary.
I am a native of Brunswick County and have been
a life-long member of the Democratic Party. If I am
nominated and elected I pledge myself to perform the
duties of this office to the very best of my ability.
ROMEY LEWIS
Republican Candidates
At the Brunswick County Republican Convention held Tuesday
at Supply, it was the expressed will of the party members present
that Republican candidates enter the Primary Election on May 25,
1946.
No candidate was nominated (or Sheriff, and no three men
were nominated for Members of the Board of County Commission
er. THERE MUST BE a primary race for these offices.
I urge that every man whose name was mentioned for either of
these two offices file before the deadline, Saturday, April 13. If any
Republican in the county wishes to file and make the race for the
nomination for any office, he is welcome to do so.
THE FIELD IS WIDE OPEN FOR ANY CANDIDATE TO FILE
FOR ANY OFFICE BEFORE SATURDAY.
W. A. KOPP, Chairman
Republican Executive Committee