Demonstration
Club Notes
I , Editor's Note: As a part of
L.j,,r.al Home Demonstration
Lb week. a number of club
Li^ts throughout the county
L-to ;?> M'ss Alene McLamb,
U;t. agent, giving their ini
:<5s:.v-. of the good being ac
i (trough this organiza
WV viu- these communica
a::: *w-re impressed with
,, ism and sincerity of
members. One letter
Lj., week will be published in
L 1 t for the next several
| BV MKV U. A. KOPP
During National Home Demon
stration Week May 5-12 the
theme was "Today's Home Builds
Tomorrow's World." That is just
what Home Demonstration work
is doing. Through its Extension
Service at State College it is
training the rural women to be
come better and more efficient
home makers, to become better
citizens. to develop a higher
plane of living, to become more
health-conscious and to become
bettor leaders, not to mention
the other phrases of its work.
Rutal women want just as high
a plane of education as well as
all other advantages for their
children as do urban women. I
believe Heme Demonstration
work is a channel through which
we can accomplish such a goal. >
To me, one of the most out
standing results of home demon- 1
stration work in our county is
ANDREW L. RISLEY
Electrical Contractor
Motor and Appliance Repair
refrigerator service
SHALLOTTE, N. C.
JCCTS! BOOTS!
We have just received a new
Shipment of Boots
KNEE-BOOTS
HIP-BOOTS
STORM-KING BOOTS
MINTZ 8C CO
HARRY L. MINTZ. JR., Mgr.
SUPPLY, N. C.
PAY BY CHECK
There is no chance of a suc
cessful dispute about pay
ment of a bill if you pay by
check. You can prove it by
your cancelled check, and
if you lose your cancelled
checks we can give you a
picture of them.
Paying by check saves
time and worry. And it
gives you a permanent re
cord of your financial tran
sactions.
?/cu4, 7/
WACCAMAW
BANK AND TROST COMPANY
I
IN WHITEVILLE
tabor city
CHADBOURN
CLARKTON
SOUTHPORT
FAIRMONT
KENANSVILLE
ROSE HILL.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the fine leadership that our wom
en are showing. Through the
local clubs, county council, and
district meeting our women are
given an opportunity to become
leaders.
Through tli# combined efforts
of our Home Demonstration
Agent and club women, I hope to
see an increase in our member
ship and number of clubs. For
truly. I know of no other or
ganization that will mean more
to rural women than Home Dem
onstration work. There is a di
rect challenge to each club mem
ber not to be satisfied to be a
club member herself but to in
t/rest her friends and neighbors
and pass on to them the good
therein receiving from her club
work. I would like to see every
lural woman in Brunswick coun
ty take the advantages of our
Home Demonstration work and
have their share in building a
stronger and healthier nation.
Mrs. Skipper Hostess
To Town Creek Club
The Town Creek Home Demon
stration Club held its April meet
ing at the home of Mrs. G. L.
Skipper.
The meeting was called to or
der by the vice-president, Mrs.
Odell Evans. Members joined in
singing, "It's A Good Time To
Get Together," and "Is Every
body Happy." The collect was
given, followed by the secretary's
report of the minutes of the last
meeting.
After a brief business session,
Mrs. Odell Evans, poultry leader
gave some helpful suggestions.
In the absence of Miss Mc
Lamb, home agent, Mrs. W. W.
Knox gave a demonstration on
cleaning and adjusting the sew
ing machine.
There was no recreation due to
the lengthy demonstration, but
members opened their new polly
anna.
The hostess served tuna salad,
crackers, cake and hot coffee to
the following: Mrs. E. V. Evans,
Mis. Odell Evans, Mrs. Robert
McDcuga'l, Mis, W. W. Knox,
Mrs. Rudolph Fulcher, Mrs. R. -C.
Wesrott, Mrs. Nellie Wescolt,
Mrs. Ralph Matthews, Mrs. Fur
man Galloway and Mrs. W. E.
Shiner.
Mrs. Bruton Is
Hostess To Club
The Bolivia Home Demonstra
tion Club met last Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. O. C. Burton,
with Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Ada
Reaves as hostesses.
In the absence of the presi- j
dent, Mrs. Holden presided. After i
a song and the club collect be
ing repeated the meeting was
tuined over to Miss McLamb,
who gave an interesting demon
stration on kitchen arrangement,
i Slides were shown of the 4-H
i Club dress revue.
The hostesses served apple pie j
"'ith ice cream and hot coffeo
the following members: Mrs.
Fiances Holden, Mrs. H. F. Min
tz. Mrs. Harold Willetts, Miss
Mary Lee Mercer, Mrs. Foster
Mintz, Mrs. C. C. Russ, Mrs. J.
D. Johnson, Mrs. W. A. Kopp and
Miss McLamb.
Canada's merchant navy now
! numbers more than 1,500 trained j
I men.
Heavy Deadline
In Pork Slaughter
RALEIGH.? Total pork slaugh
tered in the United States last
year was 22 per cent less than
in 1944, figured on a dressed
weight basis, and 25 per cent
less on the basis of live weight, I
the State Department of Agri
culture has been informed by tne
Bureau of Agricultural Eco
nomics.
Appendicitis p oves fatal to '
more than 13,000 people every 1
year. <
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our most
sincere thpnks to our friends fori
the kindness shown and for the
floral offerings given during the
illness and death of our mother,
Elizabeth Ann Walton.
THE FAMILY
WANT ADS
LOST: One black plastic bag '
containing two deeds, ration j
books, Building & Loan book
and one silver dollar. Finder
please return valuable papers
but can keep bag. Mrs. Stanley i
O'Neil, Southpoit, N. C.
WANTED: Used sewing machine. I
Must be in good condition, i
Phone 2752, Southport, N. C. |
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Send Money Order or Check ( thus saving C.O.D. Charges)
K&K SALES COMPANY
534 Pittsburgh Life Bldg. ? Dept. Pittsburgh 22, Pa.
AUTOMOBILE GARAGE
Specializing in Electric Welding, Battery Recharg
ing and Tire Service.
BRYANT BROTHERS
SERVICE STATION . . . AUTO GARAGE
GRIST MILL
1V2 Miles S. of BOLIVIA, N. C.
U. S. HIGHWAY No. 17
FOLKS:
FOR COMMISSIONER
This is my last oppor
tunity to appeal to you
before the Primary Elec
tion for your vote and
support.
I wish 1 could have
seen each one of you in
person so I could talk
with you and try to con
vince you that I am one
of the men ycu want on
your BOARD OF COUN
TY COMMISSIONERS.
But Brunswick county is
a large place, and it has
not been possible for me
to see you face to face.
I have had my picture made and have been run- ;
ning it in the paper so all of you can see what kind of
man you are voting for. If you want to know more j
about me and about my record as a good citizen and a
good businessman, 1 hope you will take the time to ask |
some of my friends about me.
In closing, let me tell you, that if you will help to;
nominate and elect me I will always be ready to help
you with any matters of business that you may have be- f
fore the Board of Commissioners. If I should be one of
the men who lose out in this race you will find me satis
fied to abide by the decision of the voters.
Do what you feel like you can for me Saturday, and
I will always be grateful to you.
PETER ROBINSON
Democratic Candidate For
MEMBER OF BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PETER ROBINSON
FOR SALE: 2 choice lots at!
Long Beach, Lot 15, Block 8, :
Section I and Lot 7, Block 11, j
Section 2 both near pavilliou.
Wiite Box 405, Conway, S. C.
FOR SAI.E IN SOTTHPORT
8 room dwelling on corner lot.
This is a delightful old home sur
rounded by large trees and old
shrubbery. Hand made cypress
siding. Lot is 66x165 with fence j
all around. Immediate possession j
with the garden already made.
Bargain price.
D. J. SMITH, Realtor
Office opposite post office
Southport, N. C.
LOTS FOR SALE: Two desirable i
building lots in the colored res^- j
dential section. Stevens Agency, j
Southport, N. C.
LOST: One inner tube, size
15x700. Finder please return
to C. H. Hickman, Box 804,
Southport, N. C.
FOR SALE: Three Duroc shoats,
four months old, fine condition.
Rifton E. Sellers, Supply, N. C.
NOTICE
Entry No. 43S3
J. B. Atkinson Enters SO Acres
more or less of land in Town Creek
Brunswick County North Carolina
hounded as follows:
Beginning at the Hunn of the
Juniper the G. W. Gnney corner and
runs north wardly with the Ganey
line to the Eastern corner of the
Alfred Boone Grant. Thence South SO
Degrees West with a line of the
Alfred. Boone Grant to the edge of
a hay conrering on a pine at the
corner of a new survey thence South
wardly with the ed^e of the bay to
the run of the Juniper thence down
the run of the Juniper to the first
station.
J. B. ATKINSON
A. J. WALTON
Ex Office Entry Taker
This 29th (lay of April
at 9:30 a. in.
5-29 pd.
State ol North Carolina
County of Brunswick
In the Matter of the Adminis
tration of The Estate of Clare
Nash Galloway. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned on the 27th day of
Mfirch, 1946, qualified as Executor of
the estate of Clare Nash Galloway,
deceased. All persons indebated to
said estate are hereby notified to
make payment to the undersigned, or
at the Merchantile Establishment of
"Galloway's " In Southport, N. C.
All persons having any claims against
the estate are hereby notified to file
CANDIDATE
FOR
CONGRESS
7th Congressional
District
XV. S. (Billy) Brltt, candidate
for Congress. A farmer, busi
ness man and able lawyer. Born
on a farm in Robeson County.
His motto: "Fair treatment to
all, 'class legislation to none.
Give him your vote and your
support. (Pol. Adv.)
the same, itemized and in writing:,
with tbe undersigned on or ?>efore
one year after the, date hereof, or
this uottcfe *will i>e plea {led ifi bar of
recovery.
# This the 11th day of April. 1 9 46.
CHARLES L. NASH. Kxecutor
of the Estate of Clare
Nash 'Galloway, Deceased, j
Guldsboro, N. C.
5-15c 1
NOTICE OF SI MMOXS
State of North Carolina
County Of Brunswick
?In The Superior Court
Andrew W. Duffy
vs.
Florence P. Duffy
The defendant. Florence P. Duffy,
will take notice that nn action en
titled as above has been commenced
in the Superior Court of Brunswick
County, North Carolina, by the plain
tiff for absolute divorce upon the
ground? of two years separation, ns
provided by law of the State <?f ,
North Carolina. Said defendant will j
further take notice that she Is re- 1
quired to appear at i!;c Office of
the Clerk of the Superior enrol"'' of |
Brunswick County in Soutfiport,
North Carolina on or before the r^Tth |
day of May. 1146, and answer Vnf'
mur to the complaint in said aVtlOn,
or the plaintiff will apply for the re
lief demanded in said complaint.
This the 26th day of April, 1946.
5-22c
S. T. BENNETT
Clerk Of The Superior Court.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified, ns administrator
of the estate of H. T. Whfte, 'de
feased, late of Brunswick Coyujv.
North Carolina* thfs is to notify ;,n
persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at J> h allot te.
N. C.. on or before the 2nd day of
May. 1917. or this notice will bo
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment to
the undersigned..
This 29th day of April. 194fi.
M. !,. WHITE, administrator
of the estate of H. T. WHITE.
6-5 pd. I IV
tBBT
Announcement? For Coroner
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
the Republican nomination for Cororasr.
Your Vote and Support will be Appreciate
A. ROSEMOND MOONEY
HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE]
FISK TIRE DISTRIBUTOR
RECAPPING and VULCANIZING
RE1D & HASKETT f
216 MARKET ST. WILMINGTON. N. C. |
-STOP- j
For that needed repair v.-ork. First class work- *
manship and materials. ^
RIVERSIDE GARAGE
(H1NSON BROTHERS)
ON U. S. 74 AT BRUNSWICK RIVER BRIDGE
DR. JOHN 8. MANN
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes Examined . . . Glasses Fitted
OFFICE? McROY BUILDING
Over First National Bank
WHITEVILLE, N. C.
Phone 236-J
MISS ANNIE MERLE PIGOTT
? Office Assistant ?
W-B.& S- BUS LINE
SOUTHPORT, N. C.
The Following Schedule Will Go Into Effect, Friday, March 1, 1946
- DAILY SCHEDULE -
LEAVE
Southport .. Lv.
Supply Lv.
Bolivia ? Lv.
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Wilmington, Ar.
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Lanvale Lv.
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Supply Lv.
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LEAVE
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Wilmington, Ar.
LEAVE
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Lanvnle Lv.
Winnabow', Lv.
Bolivia Lv.
Supply ? Lv.
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