SOCIAL
Enlow * Stanley
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam E. Stan
ley of Southport announce the
marriage 6f thei daughter, Mary
Lillie, to Arthur E. Enlow also
of Southport. The wedding was
■held in Conway, South Carolina,
on June 4th.
Beach House Party
The Theta Phi Sorority of
High Point College had a house
party at Wits-End cottage at
Long Beach last week. The
gathering was chaperoned by Mrs.
Lee White and the following
ybung people were in the party:
Bill Cameron, Jeanne Baker,
fceggie Heiser, Sara McDougle,
Ruby Workman, Doris Nance,
Lamarie McArthur, Dixie Hen
derson, Doris Tart; Billie ‘Stroud,
Forts Brown and Jane Ray.
ENLARGES DINING ROOM
Mr. and MrS. Bill Grady have
completed the enlarging of their
dining room at the Holden Beach
ferry. They ae now in a position
to serve a greatly Increased num
ber of patrons. t
PERSONALS
Mrs. Eva Wolfe has returned
from a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Alexander Wilson, of Pitts
burgh, Penn.
Mrs. Alexander Wilson and son,
Bruce Douglas, of Pittsburgh,
Penn., are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Eva Wolfe.
Mrs. Ida Watson and Miss
Marion Watson left Saturday for
St. Petersburg, Fla,, for a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. George Wat
son and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Watson.
Mrs. Eva Wolfe has as her
house guest during the month of
June Robert Hood of Pittsburgh,
Penn.
Miss Pat Arrington, student at
University of North Carolina, has
arrived at home to spend the
summe with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Arrington.
Miss Anne McRacken has e
turned home from Meredith Col
lege in Raleigh to- spend the sum
mer, with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. T. McRacken.
Mrs. M M. McHose and daugh
ter, Ruth Anne, have returned
to their home in Plainfield, N. J.,
folowing a visit here with Mrs.
M. A. Barnett.
Mr. ana Mrs. William Sellers
and two daughters from Fayette
ville spent the week-end here
with Mr. and Mrs. Ledrew Sellers.
Dr. and Mrs. Kennett Waggett
of Charleston, S. C., are spend
ing two weeks here with Dr. and
'Mrs. J. M. Waggett.
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Waggett
have returned home after spend
ing last week in Charleston,
S. C.
IN SUMMER SCHOOL
Miss Rose Marie Holden,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. R.
Holden of Shallotte, returned to
Greensboro Monday for the six
weeks session of summer school
at W.C.U.N.C. Miss Holden, who
graduated from the Shallotte
high school in 1949, completed
her first year at W.C. this spring.
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Candidate For
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
I am a Candidate in the Second Primary race
for Democratic nomination for Member of the
Board of County Commissioners.
I Sincerely appreciate your vote that made me one of the high men
in the first race, and I shall deeply appreciate your support in the Primary
Election on June 24th.
H. 0. PETERSON
Eastern Star In
Anniversary Meet
Live Oak Chapter Order Of
Eastern Star Observed Sil
ver Anniversary With Ban
quet Meeting On Monday
Night
Live Oak Chapter No, 179, Or
der of the Eastern Star, South
port, celebrated its 25th anniver
sary Monday night with a lovely
banquet served in the Methodist
church. The tables were at
tractively decorated in the five
colors of the order with miniature
candles and candlesticks as
favors.
Mrs. Harriett Powell, Past
Grand Matron; Mrs. Bernice
Bjonerud, District Deputy Grand
Matron; Mrs. Jesse Shoemaker,
installing officer when the chap
ter was instituted; Mrs Hadley,
Worthy Matron and Mr.
Bjonerud, Worthy Patron of
Goldenrod Chapter, Wilmington,
and Mr. C. M. Powell, Wilming
ton, were the honored guests.
At the meeting which followed,
25 year certificates were present
ed by Mrs. Powell assisted by
Mrs. Bjonerud in a lovely ser
vice to the following: Mm Mary
Bussells, Mrs. Mary Cranmer,
Mrs. Minnie Butler, Mrs. Anna
Davis, Mrs. Sallie Holden, Mrs.
Vienna Leggett, Mrs. Josie Liver
mon, Miss Lottie Mae Newton,
Mrs. Grace Ruark, Mrs. Laura
St. George, Mrs. Annie K. Vitou
and Mrs. Lettie Hewett, who is
the mother of Live Oak Chapter.
Mrs. Rachel Corlette accom
panied by Mrs. Bussells rendered
a beautiful musical selection. Mrs.
Geneva Smith, Worthy Matron,
recognized the past matrons and
patrons. The meeting adjourned
to the social hall and punch and
cake was served. The cake was
attractively baked in the shape
of a star with appropriate de
corations and 25 candies.
AT LONG BEACH
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mo
Donald and two children, Ken
neth, Jr., and Tommy, of Fritz
gerald, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. Joe
C. Ruark and children, Herbert
and Joanne; and Miss Katherine
Taylor of Dunn are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ruark at
Long Beach.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Chief Petty Officer and Mr's.
W. J. Smith of Newport, R. I.,
announce the birth of a daughter,
Joan Marie, on May 25. Mrs.
Smith is the former Dorothy
Stanley, daughter of Mr.; and
Mrs. W. E. Stanley, of South
port. ./j
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PLAY BINGO
-AT
Long Beach Pavilion
Beginning Saturday Nite
Saturday Dance
MUSIC BY
Fiddling Mac & Stone Mountain Bovs
Crowd Gets Larger Every Week
New Fishing Tackle For Sale Or Rent
visiting taylor ^
Miss Ethel Burks of Kentucky
arrived at Long Beach Saturday
to spend a month with Mr. and
Mrs. R. M. Taylor, who have
opened their cottage ‘‘Pleasure
Rest,” for the summer. Mrs. Tay
lor will be at the cottage all
summer and Mr. Taylor will com
mute from Greensboro each week
end.
Southport Girl
Finishes Monday
Miss Bess Miller Plaxco
Member Of Graduating
Class At Mary Baldwin
College, Staunton, Va.
STAUNTON, Va., June 3—
Bess Miller Plaxco is one of 39
members of the graduating class
at Mary Baldwin Colege who re
ceived their degrees on Monday
morning, June 5, The commence
ment address was delivered by j
Dr. C. Mildred Thompson, dean .
emeritus of Vassar College, and
now a member of the faculty
of the University of Georgia. Dr.
Frank Brown, pastor of First
Presbyterian Church, Dallas,
Texas, delivered the bassalaureate
sermon on Sunday.
Miss Plaxco is a daughter of :
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Plaxco, j
Southport. A sociology major and j
named to the dean’s list for i
academic achievement, Miss Plax
co has been a member of the
Music Club for four years, has
been a member of the YWCA
Cabinet and president of the
Westminster Fellowship. In her
junior year she was assistant
editor of The Bluestocking, col
lege yearbook. This year she has
been a member of the dormitory
advisory council.
The graduating class included
the following North Caroina stu
dents also: Jane Reynolds, Wil
mington; Margaret Barrier, High
Point; Louise Harwell, Statesville;
Betsy Knott, Charlotte; Emma
Martin, Raleigh, and Mary Lu
Wright, Winston-Salem.
VISITING DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Creech of
Hickory are spending some time
at Shalotte with their daughter,
Mrs. Fred Mintz. Mr. Creech is
a Professor at Lenolr-Rhyne
colege.
Russ Food Center
Builds New Store
Work has started on a now
home for the Russ Pood Center
at Shalotte .owned by Charles
Russ. The building will be 40 x
SO feet and will have a brick and
plate glass front and stucco sides,
one story in height.
The Russ Food Center opened
at Shallotte about four years ago
and makes a specialty of fine
groceries. Before starting In busi
ness for himself Mr. Russ had
been manager and one of the
owners of the Coast Road for
several years.
Early Corn Now
On The Market
Early roasting- ear corn is now
very plentiful. Following some
mention of a field belonging to
O. P. Bellamy in last weeks
paper, Mrs. A. B. Willis stated
Saturday that they were eating
corn from her field.
Various farmers are coming in
this week with similar reports.
Some farmers are laying by their
regular field corn. This and other
crops have made marked progress
during the past two weeks.
MADE GOOD CATCHES
Despite the steady blow
throughout. Sunday a number of
sportsmen made nice catches of
drum, flounder and speckled
trout, fishing at Long Beach Sun
day. Tops among the catches re
ported was the 11-pound red
drum pulled in by Jack Hughes
of Southport.
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
Foiks, I hate to bother you again when you are all so busy with your
crops and other work, but I need your continued active and loyal sup
port of my candidacy for the Democratic Nortiination ....
Sheriff of Brunswick County.
The way I see it, we can ail better spare a iittle more time and a lit
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