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3olden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wilson of kittle River, S. C., celebrated heir 50th wedding anniversary, Wednesday afternoon, January 6, vith an open house from 3 to 6 I’clock at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Coke Floyd of Jonway greeted the guests at the loor. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Russ if Shallotte invited the guests ntOpthe living room and presented hem to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, the living room was beautifully lecorated with arrangements of [olden gladioli. Mr. and Mrs. Tho nas Russ of Myrtle Beach pre ided Over the gift tables. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wilson in 'ited the guests into the dinning oom where individual cakes de ©rated with golden wedding bells, 1 golden , punch, cheese curlies, mints and nuts were served by Mrs. Lam Britton of Chesterfield, S. C., Mrs. Ralph Ellis, Mrs. W. B. Tyson and Miss Louise Stone. The dinning table was lovely with a Maderia cut-work cloth, centered with a golden arrange ment of rosebuds and snapdra gons and golden candles in brass candlesticks. A three-tier anni versary cake, topped with a gold en bell,graced on one end of the table. A lovely arrangement of gladioli and candles decorated the buffett. A lovely arrangement in a white basket was placed in the hall where the register was pre sided over by Mr. and Mrs. Vance Kinlaw. Mrs. Wilson was dressed in black and her corsage was a yellow orchid. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have four daughters and one son. The dau ghters are Mrs. Thomas Russ of Myrtle Beach, Mrs. Bailey Russ, of Shallotte, Mrs. Vance Kinlaw of Little River and Mrs. Coke Floyd of Conway. Their son is Eric Wilson of Little River. .* During , the^af teraaon gtKjlal *100 guests called. Out-of-fown guests were from Myrtle Beach, Conway, Florence, Marion, Shallotte, Clark ton, Bladenboro and Wilmington. Extension Schedule Schedule for week — February 8-12. Monday: Office. Tuesday: Southport Jr. and Sr. 4-H Clubs 9:30 - 12. P. M. Brunswick H. D. Club with Mrs. Alice Hickman at 1:00 P. M. Wednesday A. M. — Waccamaw Sr. and Jr. 4-H Clubs 9:30 - 12. P. M. — Woodburn' H. D. Club with Mrs. Odell Williams at 2:30 P. M. Thursday P. M. — Boones Neck H. D. Club with Mrs. Nor man Bellamy at 2. Friday: Office. Mrs. Corrine J. Grimsley, Fami ly Life Specialist, held a Family ?f restone WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF New Recap Tires PriCC of new first line tire Or At Price of Re-Cap Job When You Trade In Your Old Tires If They Are Suitable For Recapping. New Firestone Tires and Tubes WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF BATTERIES C. & D. Tire Sales & Service Highway No. 17 SHALLOTTE, N. C. \ou And Your Family ARE INVITED TO OUR FARMER’S DAY PARTIES - AT — Waccamaw School February 4th Follow the crowd to our big Farmer Day Parties, Yes, we've made big plans to entertain you and your family. No sales pressure .... no long speeches—just good fun and fellowship . . . and good food at lunchtime. Come early and stay as long as you can. Or stop in any time during the big day ! 30 Big Prizes To Be Awarded AND GIFTS FOR THE WOMEN and CHILDREN Entertainment For The Whole Family PLENTY OF MUSIC and MOVIES WE WILL ALSO HAVE ON DISPLAY THE MOST TALKED ABOUT MACHINE IN TOBACCO GROWING HISTORY— The Silent Flame Tobacco Harvester DON'T MISS THIS PROGRAM!! PRESENTED FOR YOUR PLEASURE BY THE Seth L. Smith Co. WHITEVILLE, N. C. i Life Training School for familj I life leaders at the Agent’s Of 1 fice January 28 at 2 p. m. Mrs ( Grimsley, stressed the strong va j lues of family life and gave lea ; ders ideas and methods for carry in. on a program in their indivi fdttijj ,£luh3-.--'--Tlie«iei,*attendH}g training school were: Mrs. Ine; Clark and Miss Bertha Reid fron Winnabow Club; Mrs. Lennie Sel lers, Mt. Pisgah Club; Mrs. Ma; j Bomberger, Southport Club; Mis Royal Danford, Mrs. T. C. Rabcr and Mrs. Alice Hickman, Bruns wick Club; Mrs. Dorman Mercer Bolivia Club; and Mrs. Naom Clemmons, Boones Neck Club. These leaders will assist Mi: Hinson with the March demons tration, “Understanding Our Fam lies.” A Dairy Foods Training Schoo will be held Februnary 5 -at P. M. at the home agent’s of fice in Supply. This is a nev program being introduced to tL 4-H’ers. We are betting on you help with it. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Ormond Legettl ir are spending several days Baltimore, Md., with Mrs. Leg gett’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ros: Bortoff. James Frazier and Richarc Brendle are spending a few day< in Norfolk, Va., with relatives. News b rom Dosher Memorial Hospital Miss Jane Simmons of Bolivi spent Monday until Wednesday a a medical patient. Mr. and Mrs. Johh R. Willis o Sotithport announce the birth c twin boys on Tuesday. George Arnold of Southport en tered on Monday as a medical patient. James H. Nelson of Leland en tered as a medical patient on Monday. Mrs. Elma Rabon of Shallotte spent Tuesday until Friday as a medical patient. Master Conrad Benton of Le land entered as a surgical patient on Tuesday. Mrs. Olive Phelps of Supply spent Tuesday until Sunday as a medical patient. Mrs. Augusta Roberts of South port entered as a medical patient on Wednesday. Master Isaac Simmons of Ash entered on Wednesday as a surgi cal patient. FOR SAL'i 2 LOTS in Southport desirable location owned by Jack Oliver. BOSTON GREER PROPERTY in Bolivia Heights. 10 room house. PLAXCO COTTAGES on Long Beach, completely furnished pric j ed to sell. -,— 1 423 ACRES YOUNG timberland near Southport, 20 acres cleared, 2.2 acre Tcb. contract. : _ GRAY PROPERTY directly in front of Bolivia High School on Highway 17. Two story building. Lot 100 by 305 feet. Excellent price and location. i EVANS HOME near city limits of Southport, on Highway 130. New house with 4 rooms and bath. 1 Very attractive. Price is right. Will sell furnished or unfurnished. 5 ROOM HOUSE with bath and hot water, floor furnace. 3 room house with bath and hot water, both in excellent condition and ready financed, owned by Clinton Bellamy, Southport. THE DEWEY HEWETT Home on new River Road. New and very attractive. MONETT MOTOR COURT, 4|/2 miles south of Shallotte, on high way 17, 10 units with steam heat, Cafe, Laundry and Linen. 21-ac res cleared land, 2 dwelling hou ses tobacco contract and curing barn. Reasonable price. MRS. J. E. CARR HOME ori* Caswell Avenue. A very desirable location. THE HANSON HOME Over looking the Cape Fear River. 9 rooms, 2-full baths, large base ment with hah’-bath. 3 screened porches. All rooms and baths heated. Lot 99 x 165-feet. Entire house newly worked and in excel lent condition. Shown by appoint ment. Price, $15,000. MAGNOLIA DAIRY FARM— near Southport on New River road, 150 acres, 90 acres cleared. 1 18 acres permanent pasture 40 cows, 2 mules, Farmall Tractor, »,nd all farming implements. Dairy fully equipped with electric milkers. Tobacco contract, 2 To bacco Bams, all crops at time of sale. Cash or terms. Owner must retire due to physic"! condition. S. T. Bennett. Agt. SOUTHPORT, N. C. Dial 3016 Mrs. Eva Fowler of Freeland entered as a surgical patient on Wednesday. Mrs. Valley Gore of Bolivia en tered on Wednesday as a medical patient. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Gurganus of Shaltotte announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday. Earlie Clemmons of Supply spent Thursday until Sunday as a medical patient. Master Marvin McKeithan of Bolivia entered as a surgical pat ient on Thursday. Master Charvis James of Free land entered on Thursday as a medical patient. Mrs. Mary Russ of Southport entered as a surgical patient on Thursday. Bonnie M. Ludlum of Ash spent Thursday until Sunday as a medi cal patient. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Watts of Southport announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday. Mrs. Rettie Goff of Longwood entered on Saturday as a surgi fcal patient. Mrs. Gertrude Trunnell of Sup ply entered as a medical patient on Saturday. Mrs. Eva Mae McCall of Sup ply entered on Saturday as a medical patient. Mrs. Ellen Rick of Leland en tered as a medical patient on ! Sunday. Funeral Today For Local Lady Funeral services are being held here today at the Southport Bap tist church for Mrs. Lizzie South erland, 82-year old resident of Southport who died suddenly in Wilmington Monday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. L. D. Smith, where she was visiting. Officiating at the services will be the Rev. W. J. Stephenson, pastor of Wilmington’s Temple Baptist church. Burial will fol low in the old Southport ceme tery. Mrs. Southerland is survived by two daughters, Mrs. C. J. Willi amson of Southport and Mrs. L. D. Smith of Wilmington; one son, Julian L. Southerland of South port; one brother, T. J. Hickman of Bolivia; two sisters, Mrs. W. S. Jones and Mrs. C. F. Souther land of Southport; five grand children and one great grandchild. J. F. Coleman Of Leland Passes James F. Coleman, former resident of the Southport area, died Monday at the James Walker Memorial Hospital in Wilmington. He had been residing in the Le land community and engaging in the restaurant business for the ■jABt .18 years. Mr. Coleman was a member oi the Leland Baptist church. He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Ly dia S. Coleman; a step-son, Charles -Sheppard of Wilmington; two brothers, Otto and Marion J. Coleman of Florence, S. C., four sisters, Mrs. Bessie C. Pierce, Darlington, S. G., Mrs. Thelma Burial was in the Greelawn | Memorial Park Cemetery in Wil I mington. Active pallbearers were ! Clarence Sharpe, P. M. Skipper, Alex Bogie, Lee Sullivan, C. J. ! Long and Dwight Crainshaw. I deo Lucas, Savannah, Ga. Honorary pallbarers were J. L. Henry, Frank Rabcm, Preston Henry, Lacy Dawkins, Webb Thorpe, Dr, W. E. Warshauer Dr. David Murchison, and the dea cons of the Leland Baptist church. miRAcLe... in a nutshell! Today’s good telephone service will be even better tomorrow thanks to the transistor, a tiny electronic marvel that would fit in a nutshell. The transistor — invented by Bell System scientists — can do the work of a vacuum tube used in telephone, radio and television equipment and many other things a vacuum tube can not do. It is so small and light, yet so strong and reliable, that it has been called the “mighty midget”. A miracle, yes — but only one of many Bell System advances along the road toward more and better telephone service. To bring these new advances and to keep service good and growing requires a fair profit on the money invested in telephone equipment. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Working Always to Serve North Carolinians Better The -trend - setter is worth With many “custom-built” choices One of the biggest advantages of the more expensive cars can now be yours for Ford prices. That is choice. For instance, Ford makes available an option of three great drives: Fordomatic Drive, Ford Overduve, and Conventional transmission. Ford also makes available all the optional power features you’d expect to find only in the costliest cars. With a new iaO-h.p.Y-blockV-8 It’s a brand new Overhead-Valve engine of deep-block, low-friction design offering 18% more power ... quieter engine operation . . . better economy, too. With a new 115-h.p. 1-bloek Six Like the new V-8, it has deep block build for greater rigidity, longer engine life. Like the V-8 it has low-friction design plus high-turbu lence combustion chambers. With five optional power assists you’d expect to find only in America’s costliest cars These fine-car power options are available in Ford at extra cast. You can have Master-Guide power steering, Swift Sure Power Brakes, a 4-Way Power Front Seat, Fordomatic Drive (or Overdrive) and Power-1.ift WmdewsI [ More than ever . . . ' THE STANDARD for THE AMERICAN ROAD With new Ball-Joint Front Suspension 1 / HLL 1 lms revolutionary new sus pension is far simpler and more compact than conven tional suspensions. It allows greater up and down wheel travel for a smoother ride . . . helps keep front wheels in line longer for consist ently easy handling. You are cordially invited to come in and see the car that’s setting the trend in style and performance. Test Drive it and you’ll want to drive it home! 54 Ford
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