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PLANTING CORN 'Many Brunswick farmers are now on the job of planting their 1950 corn crop, according to re | ports reaching this office. Weath er permitting, a considerable i acreage will be planted before I the end of the week. What value ' ' • ’ would you pfacc .on your telephone? What value would you put on your telephone if you were to name your own price? What value would you place on those errands 'your telephone runs, all over town, in good weather-and bad? What is it worth to chat with friends and relatives whenever you please ... or to make a date for bridge or golf? What value would you put on that hurry-up call to the family doctor ... or on those important business calls you sometimes receive at home? What’s the price tag on a familiar voice wishing you a heart-warming “Happy Birthday.” Probably you’d find it almost impossible to estimate the full value of constant dependable telephone service. When you think how much it does for you compared to what you pay, telephone service stands out as one of to day’s real bargains. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Birthday Party Mrs. Alec Lind was honored Wednesday at a birthday party at her home. Gifts were received from those attending and other friends. Bingo was played and re freshments served. Those present were Mrs. G. Y. Watson, Mrs. C. G. Huark, Mrs. W. G. Butler, Mrs. R. L. Thomp son, Miss Annie M. Newton and Mrs. C. Ed Taylor. Kings Daughters At the regular monthly meet ing of the King's Daughters held with Mrs. Lunda Jones, the birth day of Mrs. John Hewett was re membered by those members pre sent with gifts. After the busi ness meeting Jello and cake with favors were served. Those present besides the hos tess were, Mrs. Clifton Arnold, Mrs. Lanie Southerland, Mrs. W. H. Walker, Mrs. John Hewett, Mrs. Lizzie Southerland, Mrs. Dora Arnold, Mrs. Nellie Dosher and Mrs. C. Ed Taylor. Methodist Youth Program Planned The youth of Trinty Methodist Church will sponsor a Youth Ser vice night Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock. This program is in the interest of the two youth recrea tion centers in the Wilmington District, Camp Don Lee near New Bern and the one at Harbor Island. The collection will help carry forward the youth work at these camps. Special music will be rend ered by the children's group and the Methodist Youth Fellowship. A social hour will follow this service. Leaders are counting on the adults encouraging the youth in this endeavor and hope they will plan to attend and bring their friends. PERSONALS Joe Lewis and Ed Marlow of the dredge Lyman at Georgetown, are spending this week here with their families. Mrs. Robert Godfrey and chil dren of Raleigh are spending this week here with Mrs. Frank Niernsee. Charles Hickman has gone to Pine Bust, N. Y., where he is employed by a construction firm. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. White of Elkin spent part of the past week with relatives at Shallotte. Mrs. C. H. Hickman and fam For Your Boating Pleasure! I “ELGIN” 7 V; H. P. OUTBOARD MOTOR UNSURPASSED PERFORMANCE 149?s Elgin The Right Way To Say OUTBOARD MOTORS 68*5 H. P. Certified At 1000 R. P. M. By Outdoor Routing Club Of America. SOLD ON EASY TERMS * 6-Big Features! *—Auto-Rewind Starter * Full Reverse. 360 degrees Maneuverability ®—Cushion Power Mount •—Super Finish Crankshaft *—Improved Sureflow Water Pump •—Slip-Clutch Propeller QUALITY ! — HORSEPOWER! — PERFORMANCE ! Deluxe in every respect, yet inexpensive. Full 7>/2 Hp. Certified by O. B. C. at 4,000 RPM. Speed up to 20 M.P.H. Weighs only 49-lbs. A fisherman's dream when it comes to trolling. 1 y4 Hp. MOTOR $ 59.95 2 Vz Hp. MOTOR $ 79.95 5 Hp. MOTOR $128..00 16 Hp. MOTOR .$295.00 Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Badt" mi voua itoai addaisj and sjom hour* mri *'U»* Start taiy Payment Platt’' 307 No. Front St. Wilmington, N. C. Store Hours: 9 AH to 5:30—Sat: 9AH to 6 PH ily had as their guests the past week Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mc Elborne and daughter, Jean, .and Mr. McElborne’s mothei', of Lake Como, Fla., and Pine Bust, N. Y. News From Dosher Memorial Hospital Master Robert Glenn Creech, of Southport, was a medical patient I from Monday until Wednesday. Mrs. Alice Arrington, of South f port, spent Monday until Friday jas a medical patient. I Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Milliner, of IWinnabOw, announce the birth of a daughter on Monday. Layton Leonard, of Ash, spent Monday until Tuesday as a med ical patient. Mrs. Burlyn Lancaster, of Sup ply, entered as a medical patient on Tuesday. A. L. Dixon, of Supply, entered on Tuesday as a medical patient. Mrs. Edith Lancaster, of Bol ivia, entered as a medical patient on Wednesday. Joe Lewis, of Southport, enter ed on Wednesday as a medical patient. Mrs. Zettie Hewett, of Supply, entered as a medical patient on Thursday. Luther Benton, of Winnabow, entered on Thursday as a medical patient. Mrs. Ruth Atkinson, of Winna-! bow, entered as a medical patient, i on Thursday. Emory T. Hewett, of Bolivia, j entered on Saturday as a medical i patient. Fred Burris, of Southport, ent ered as a medical patient on Sat- ; urday. Miss Betty Jean Clemmons, of Supply, entered on Saturday as a • medical patient. Mrs. Dorothy R. Milliken, of Shallotte, entemV hs a me.dical i patient on Saturday. Mrs. Jessie Harper, of South- ' port, entered on Saturday as a medical patient. J. C. Pearce of Shallotte, ent ered as a medical patient on Sun day. Mrs. Mabel Hewett, of Supply, entered on Sunday as a medical j patient. Mrs. May Huber, of Bolivia, , entered as a medical patient on I Monday. Brunswick Men , Attend REA Meet Official of the Brunswick REA have returned to their homes : from attending the National , Rural Electrification Cooperative ' Association in the Stevens I^otel , in Chicago. They had a nice trip but found the weather in Chicago decidedly different from wiat they had been accustomed to back in Brunswick ROYSTER Field Tested Fertilizers Tobacco And General Crop Fertilizer Now On Hand. Let us talk over your fertilizer needs with you. You’ll find it pays to use the best. COLUMBUS TRADING CO. Shallotte, N. C. • r ’ V .. f ; . . , . r; ' ’ ■ -CURLEE Suits For Men We have just received a new shipment of j Curlee clothes for men of good taste. These I suits come in a variety of styles and colors. We invite you to come in to see them. Byrd & Etchenson Hats $4.95 - $6.98 DRESS PANTS For Men & Boys $3.98 - $9.98 Shallotte rading Co. Hobson Kirby, Prop. Shallotte, N. G. ind Columbus counties. Composing' the party were E. D. Bishop and Elliott Tripp, man ager • and assistant manager, Shallotte; A. Earl Milliken, Shal lotte; Albert Mintz, Ash; A. P. Henry, Winnabow; C. D. Branch, I. Robinson, C. D. Ray and Fro ais Strickland, Whiteville. All members of this party are direc tors in the organization. — ■ Collins Family Lose Possessions The two-story home of G. VV. Collinse an dhis daughter, Miss I Lillian Collins, was completely j destroyed by fire, together with I all furnishings and clothing, when | a. kerosene oil heater exploded late Monday afternoon. The home was on the Chpe Fear river near Orton. Mr. Col lins, a Spanish War Veteran, has been in bad health for a long time and was unable to do any thing towards saving the posses sions. With no near nueighborS to give assistance father and daugh I ter could do nothing but watch ! their home destroyed. Tt is sgid that they had no insurance. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER T wish to announce that I am again seeking the Democratic nomination for member of the Board of County Commissioners, subject to the will of the voters in the May Primary Election. ^ ou were kind enough to nominate and elect me to this office two years ago, and T have served you to the best of my ability. If you will have me continue, then I shall deeply appreciate your vote and active support. R. L. RABON It Costs Less To Farm — WITH — Tractors & Equipment 20 Greet •4 See it... Try it... 4 Power .| Groups t ? r r r f • - WE HAVE ON HAND FOR - Immediate Delivery The Following CASE FARM IMPLEMENTS \ Both light and heavy weight Bush and Bog Disc Har rows 5-foot, 6-foot and 7-foot Gang Disc Harrows— !■ Hay Balers . . . Combines . . . Corn Shellers . . . Four, Five and Six Blade Tillers-Two and Four Wheel Trailers . . . Power Units . . . Disc Blades and Sweeps. If e Also Have Horse Drawn Weeders—Cultiva tors Turn Plows—One and Two Horse Wagons—• and Harness, Tractor and Horse Drawn Stalk Cutters, Lime Spreaders, Hammer Mills and Manure Spread ers, Pick-li p Hay Balers .. . Horse - Drawn Hay Rak es. * i We Sieve sn stock a large selection of FresSs, Younc Moles*—*AIs*j some nice Traded-!n Moles. See us Before You i Buy or Trade. • DIESEL POWER G. M. 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