WALTER JNERETTE
Continued From Page One
Wood Corporation.
He is survived by his wife,
J|rs. Cora Bennett Jenrette, for
merly of Durham: two daughters,
Misses Victoria and Caroldean
Jenrette, of Wadesboro; two
brothers, Wendall V. Jenrette of
Southport and J. I. Jenrette of
Ash; and two sisters, Mrs. I. L. I
Bennett of Governor's Island, N.
OCEAN VIEW TAVERN
OPEN THE YEAR ROUND
REGULAR MEALS . . . SPECIAL DINNERS
Really Cooked By An Expert
Dining Rooms, Bed Rooms, Furnished throughout
In The Best Obtainable.
Open Every Day In The Year ! !
OCEAN VIEW TAVERN HOLDEN BEACH
PLANNING TO BUILD?
LET ME STIMATE ON EITHER RESIDENCE
OR BUSINESS BUILDING.
W. BRUCE MOODY
Carpenter - Contractor
P. O. ? SHALLOTTE ? Residence GRISSETTOWN
Y. and Mrs. Sam Bennett of
. Southport.
Funeral services were held at
[ the Longwood Baptist church |
| Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock and I
I burial was in the Jenrette family I
cemetery in the Regan com
munity.
FARMERS INVITED
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make application for a ney grow-1
er tobacco or peanut allotment, j
February 1, 1949, is the closing
date to file an application for a I
new Grower allotment for tobacco I
or peanuts.
Quotas will be on peanuts for/
1949.
Limestone, superphosphates and
pasture seeds are available as
conservation materials through
the County P. M. A. office now.
Farmers interested in any of these
materials are requested to con
tact the office.
SIGN CONTRACT
Bill McConoughey of the North
Carolina Wildlife Resources Com
mission, was here this week to
sign a lease for a part of the
Johnnie Price land near the
county home. This acreage will be I
used this year to produce bicolor
lespedeza plants, which later will
be distributed to landowners
throughout the state to plant for
quail feed.
CLOSED FOR REPAIRS
Until further notice we will be closed while we
complete repairs which we started last winter.
Watch for news of our reopening in this newspaper.
MACK'S CAFE
G. W. McGlatnery, Proprietor
Southport, N. G.
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$15.25
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SERVICE STATION
TIRES ? WHEELS ? RIMS ? RECAPPING
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I rhe Rovin' Reporter
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i Northern and southern marine
j life overlaps in the waters of
Frying Pan at Southport. In other
words, we have both Miami and
Maine fish and other inhabitants
of the deep. This overlapping
| gives collectors some easy pick
ings, especially if they follow
closely and have the cooperation
of the shrimping and fishing
crews. The boatman frequently
find both beauty and value in the
scoopings of their trawls from the
floor of the ocean. If unusual
forms of marine life are desired
by the museum that has started
up at Southport, no betterway of
obtaining specimems could be hit
upon than by contacting all boats
captains and asking them to save
the unusual things.
It being an easy way to get
around some and seeing what is
going on in Brunswick county at
places we do not get to visit
often, we will be going around
with tax collector Edward Red
wine the last of this week and
first of next week. Some years
ago we started making these
rounds with Tax Collector W. P.
Jorgensen. Mr. Jorgensen having
been made county auditor and
Mr. Redwine tax collector, we are
continuing pretty much the same.
Without explaining to their
wives where they might be found,
Phil Wright, state news editor of
the Wilmington News, and Steve
Wall, staff writer on the same
paper, came down to Southport
Friday afternoon after getting out
their paper. They spent some
hours just getting acquainted with
the town and its folks. At 7
o'clock and with only one or two
of the fishing boats having come
in, Phil phoned his wife in Wil
AMUZU
THEATRE
SOUTHPORT, N. C.
Admission?9c and 25c
Two Shows Nightly?
Starting at 7 o'clock
Exoept?SATURDAY?
Three Shows Starting at 6:30
Thurs., Fri., Jan. 13-14
"BRIDE GOES WILD"
Van Johnson and
June Allyson
Also?Cartoon.
Saturday, Jan. 15?
"WILD WEST"
(Cinecolor)
with Eddie Dean
and Roscoe Ates
Also?Selected Short
Mon., - Tues., Jan. 17-18?
"THE SWORDSMAN"
(Technicolor)
with Larry Parks
and EllSn Drew
Also?Selected Short
Wednesday, Jan. 19?
"CORSICAN BROTHERS"
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
Also:?Chapt. 12?
"JR. G-MEN"
?COMING?
'Scudda Hoo, Scudda Hay"
with June Haver
and Lon McCallister
C. W. Davis Co.
WHOLESALE GROCER
210-12 N. Water St.
Dial ?587
Distributors of Quality Foods
Since 1922
Catering to the retail grocer,
hotela, cafeterias, restaurant?,
hospital Institutions and baker
ies. We also catei> especially
to dredges, boats, and outgoing
ships. We carry a full line of
No. 10 canned vegetables, No.
10 canned fruits and juices of
all kinds. Mayonnaise, salad
dressing, mustard pickles and
sauces. Also dried fruits. Lay
er raisins, package raisins,
bulk raisins, citron, fruit cake
mlx.Mlnce meat, pail Jelly and
pie fillings that are ready pre
pared. Toilet tissue, wrapping
paper, table napkins, paper
bags, paper towels and wax
paper. We are factory repre
sentatives of show cases, all
models. Get In touch with us
for your new show case. We
also carry a full line of soda
fountain supplies. We also car
ry all popular sellers in 6c
candy bars We Cater Especial
ly to New Grocery Stores on
Their Opening Orders . . We
Give You Prices. So You Can
Compete.
OYSTER ROAST
?NOW OPEN?
Enjoy Delicious, Fresh
Oysters and Entertainment.
Seashore Grill
"BAUCOM'S PLACE"
Long Beach
mington and asked her to have
a hot frying pan on the stove
when he got back. The fish and
shrimp he proposed to put on that |
stove were from Captain Ken
wood Varnum and Lewis J. Har
! dee.
Just now we have no county
I agent to quote with regard to the
conditions on the farm, small
i grain, etc. In the absence of such
I authority we are making our own
i observations that the small grain
? crop is looking exceedingly good.
! In fact, everything on the farms
j is looking good.
J H. Holden asked when the South
j port negro basket ball team was
J to have another game at home.
I He wanted to see it and take his
family to see it. Just a few min
I utes later Hobson Kirby, leading
Shallotte merchant, put the same
question. He also wanted to see
the colored boys and girls and
their top-notch cheering section
in action. With their combination
of good playing and acting by
cheer leaders, the local negro
school will never need to adver
tise a basket ball game in order
to get out paying spectators.
Bear steak must be a great deal
more popular than we had sus
pected. Some weeks ago we hadi
something in the papers about the
Phelps boys leaving us a bear
ham at the Brunswick Cold Stor
age in Shallotte. Well, sir, al
though we did not say that the
cold storage had such meat for
sale, requests for bear meat be
gan to arrive at the cold storage
from all parts of the state. It
happened that they did have a bit
of bear meat on hand and it
went like hot cakes.
Three months land all of the
REA lines in Brunswick will be
-SWAP
Will swap- tools, cam
eras, furniture, miscel
laneous articles, etc.
What Have You ?
Write "SWAP" c|o
State Port Pilot
Southport, N. C.
j completed, according to the ex
J pectations of E. 0. Bishop, man
ager of the corporation. That is
fine news to hundreds of people
in Brunswick county who have
been waiting patiently for electric
lights and power. It may be a
long time before the telephone
companies can see their way to
wards giving the same general
service that the REA gives. Still,
there is right much room for hope
of improved phone services in
Brunswick this year.
Folks must really be reading
it in the papers. This week Or
mond Leggett who is raising the
fund that is to pay for the new
fire truck that has been ordered
for the Volunteer Fire Depart
ment, received a check for $50.00
from R. W. Powell and Brother,
of Goldsboro and Caswell Beach.
The accompany note read: "I
j have noticed in the State Port
! Pilot about your buying a new
I Fire Truck and I know of no city
I needing one more than Southport.
| It seems the fund is kinder short
| and we want to contribute this
amount to the Southport Volun
teer Fire Department." Incidently
another Caswell Beach man, Coy
C. McQuiston, was the first out1
of Southport man to make a vol- J
untary contribution to the fire i
tVuck fund. Residing in Burling- [
ton in the winter and at Cashwell'
Beach in the
Quiston sent S50.00 itr '
heard of the plans
truck. This week Ever?>
paid, Shiloh, N j ? &
mer who grows olam 10 !
daily on the R.vorp"' C06?i
truck fund S25.00.
PLANTING TIME
When you start thinking about p|anti,
things in your garden or on the farm, COr
on in to see us and let us supply you with yo
early planting needs.
R.GALLOWAY
General Merchandise
SUPPLY. N. C.
BUILDING MATERIAL
LUMBER
We Have Plenty Of Good Sea
soned Lumber For All Purposes.
Bring Us Your Bill Of Material,
And We Will Save You Money.
\ BUILDING MATERIAL
. .
We carry a stock that will take care of most of your
building needs, including doors, windows, nails, shingl
es, cement, brixment, sheetrock?in fact, just about
everything you will need for your new building or re
pair job. ....
SHALLOTTE LUMBER CO.
: Shallotte, N. C. '
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SECOND CALL FOR TAXES
I will be at the places cited below at the time designated for the purpose of collet
ing Taxes. No Penalty on 1948 Taxes if Paid before February .^nd.
PAY NOW AND SAVjE COSTS
FRIDAY, ? JANUARY *
Exum?Vereen's Store - 10:00 to 11
Freeland?Garfield Simmon's Store - 11:15 to 11
L. G. Babson's Store - - 12:00 to 1
D. E. Simmons' Store - t0 ]j
Ash Post Office , 2:00 to -
Longwood?Country Store - 3:15 to
SATURDAY, JANUARY 15th
Supply?Mintz & Co. Store 10:00 to 11
Bolivia?N. B. Leonard's Store 11:15 to 1
Shallotte?Holmes' Service 2:00 to 4
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th
Hickman's Cross Roads 10:00 to 1"
Thomasboro?H. H. Pierce Store 11:00 to 12
Grissettown?Sanders Parker's 12:10 to 1
Shallotte Point?Charlie Miliken's Store 2:00 to 3
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19th
Lockwood's Folly?Hinson's Store : 10:00 to 1"
Lockwood's Folly?Varnum's Store 10:40 to H
Lockwood's Folly Holden Beach Ferry 11:25 to 12
Boone's Neck?Roach's Store 12:30 to 1
Lockwood's Folly?Jesse Robinson's Store 1:15 to 1
Lockwood's Folly?Peter Robinson's Store 2:00 to 2
Lockwood's Folly?J. E. Kirby's Store 2:45 to 3
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20th
L. C. McKoy's 10:00 to H
Mrs. A. M. Chinnis' Store 11:45 to 12
Leland Post Office 12:45 to 1
Navassa?Lewis' Store 1:30 to 2
E. V. Evans' Store 2:45 to
Winnabow?Henry's Store 3:45 to
EDWARD H. REDWINE
TAX COLLECTOR FOR BRUNSWICK COUNTY