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High Times By LOLA MAE GORE Here we are back again with news from Southport Hi. This week has been rather quiet, as tiie halls of S. H. S. were bare and the students were getting down to business once again after the holidays. In the early part of the week, sickness in Mr. Webb’s family called him from his position and our ole’ favorite, Mr. Joe Mac Leod was on hand to take over, and a very good job he did, too. Everything seemed to go smooth ly. Thanks, Mr. MacLeod, for your fine assistance. The Dolphins traveled to Wac camaw Friday night for some very good ball playing. The girls game wasn’t too exciting for Southport as the Waccamaw girls had the height on the Southport Lassies and the score ended in favor of Waccamaw. The boys game, however, was most exciting. In the first few minutes of the game Donald Bur ris got hit in the mouth and Ger ald Cochran had to take his place. At half time the score was 40 to 24 in favor of the Dolphins. The last quarter for sure was the best and most interesting. The Dolph ins led all the way, and at the game’s end, Southport had won 73 to 67. John Ganey led with 25 points in the scoring and Bob by Smith followed with 17. Anyone who did not get an annual before Christmas may get one now as the seniors have ex tended the deadline for subscrib ing. Get one now! The entire student body were very sorry to hear of Mrs. Lee’s sickness. We hope she gets well real soon, as we miss seeing her at the games. SEEN AROUND: Paul wanting to be the first to wish Mr. Butler a HAPPY EASTER . . . T-Bo looking real innocent . . . Elton getting 29 words and 1 mistake in Typing 2 class . . . Dorothy with a diamond . . . Atlas want ing to know “Do We Have To” . . . History Class busy for a chance . . . Mr. Powell giving grades to average up for exemp tion . . . Eugene sitting in the coiner ... Girls having a real good practice Monday afternoon . . . Sandra and Wanda object ing. They don’t want a test . . . ■ ONE OF FOUR new members in Congress from North Carolina is Alton A. Lennon, Wilming ton, Columbus county native, shown above, second from left, a few minutes after being sworn in. He represents the Seventh Congressional District. With him are the other Tar Heel freshmen. North Carolina was one of four states with four new members in the 8f5th Congress. Left to right are Ralph Scott, Lennon, Basil Whitener and Paul Kitchen.—(Seth Muse Photo.) Jerome in the teacher’s seat . . . Gerald decalring he will see us next year . . . Claudia tuning up on “Young Love”, sing it, Sag! ... Everyone wanting to be exempted . . . Judy being mis chievious . . . Bill wanting every one to be quiet so he can get his grades . . . Things are gonna be mighty quiet around S. H. S. now that Lampkin is moving back to Florida. Sorry to see you go, Charles . . . Penny having a rough time in French. Everyone seems to be picking on her . . . Tommy Harrelson having a hard time keeping up with his wallet . . . Junior girls all receiving their initials in their class colors. Mighty cute, girls! That’s all for now. See ya next week! TO VISIT BASE Major Herman Schwartz and Donald Tydings of SPAT are leaving next Tuesday for a staff visit to Patrick Air Force Base in Florida. Read The Want Ads SCHOOL DAZE By MARY ZILL VH BENNETT A belated but happy New Year everyone! Once again it’s school days at Waccaraaw, and everyone seems happy to be back again. We’d like to glance back in retrospect over the holidays. Dec. 21, saw our basketball teams, and cheerleaders loaded on “Ole Man River,” bound for a week end at Dover (Mr. Long’s old school.) The hospitality was wonderful. The patrons of the school enter tained us in their homes. After the games Dover treated us to a sock dance in the gym with eats. __ Saturday found us bidding good bye to new friends, and away we rolled to East Carolina Col lege. T’was a tired happy crowd that arrived home Saturday night. Glad to be back so Santa would n’t miss us. DID YOU KNOW THAT? Jerry presented Carol with a diamond ring? . . . We are proud of our basketball teams? Our girls won 81 to 47 against Southport Fri day night? . . . The boys lost by 6 points, but they played well. Better luck next time! SEEN A.ND HEARD AROUND! Everyone dancing in their sock feet at Dover . . . Kitty, Virginia, Bonnie, and Janine with birth stone rings . . . Miss Suggs, a very self conscious “Mrs. Cox.” ... The new Mrs. Ralph King . . . Jo and Suvone’s new watches . . . All the girls wearing Kenwood’s new jacket. UMM! SUPER! . . . Larry selling pepsis . . . Basket ball girls and cheerleaders repeat ing the Lord’s Prayer! . . . Old Man River with a flat tire . . . Our new Commercial Teacher, Mr. Eldridge Ludlum of Shallotte . . . The school store, splendid in a new coat of paint . . . New rub ber mats in the front corridors . . . Lulu showing Christmas snap shots. Wa’al that does it folks! See Ya Around! Bead It In The State Port Pilot Hungarian Relief! Channel Set Up RALEIGH—“Citizens of North Carolina who want to sponsor Hungarian refugees are asked to channel their requests through the Governor’s Advisory Com mittee on the Refugee Relief Act,” said t>r. Ellen Winston, chairman of the Committee in North Carolina. Prospective sponsors should re quest the necessary forms by writing to Dr. Winston at the State Board of Public Welfare, Raleigh. These forms, when com pleted by the sponsors, will be forwarded by the Committee to certain voluntary agencies which are aiding in the Hungarian ref ugee program. Sponsors are required to pro vide housing, a job, and inland transportation costs for the ref ugees. “We have been informed that virtually no domestic servants or orphans are available among the Hungarian refugee group. Ref ugees who are qualified for farm work are also in short supply," said Dr. Winston. “Prospective sponsors should also take into consideration the fact that most of the refugees speak only Hun garian.” FRANKLIN PARK Continued From Page One however, that Mr. Bennett had built up such a business in the sale of cars that it is thought that the dealer may establish and agency and show rooms here. The future of the real estate agency in which Mr. Bennett built up a large volume of business is uncertain. As in the case of the auto sales agency, Mrs. Ben nett is said to feel that all of her time will be taken up with the motel. Mrs. Bennett has assisted her husband in most of his business 1 dealings since he retired as Clerk of the Superior Court. STATISTICS FOR Continued From Page One There were 7 mid-wife meetings at Southport, none at Shallotte. Typhoid immunizations at South port were 338, with 555 at Shall otte, a total of 893. In the mothers md infants clinics at which both public health nurses assist there A'ere 8 at Southport and 120 at Shallotte, a total of 128. Family services and office visits show 69 it Southport and 59 at Shallotte, l total of 128. Aftef hearih^ this report, *hefni bers of the Board of Health pass ed a resolution requesting- mem bers of the board of county com missioners to locate a Health Center building at Southport. Flat* Car Tank Continued From Page One nary 3. This drill was to demon strate every piece of fire fighting equipment at the terminal, as well ad the activities of the fneh is they engage in various fire fight ing methods. The show was a very interesting one and was attended by practically all of the terminal’s personnel. YOU'LL BE. ON THE RIGHT TRACK If You Start The Year Off Right By OPENING A WACCAMAW Savings Account Before January 12th! WE WILL PAY Jl/2% INTEREST On All Deposits Made Before Jan. 12th OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT TODAY WHITEVILLE CHADBOURN TABOR CITY SOUTHPORT KENANSVILLE FAIRMONT ROSE HILL SHALLOTTE CLARKTON BEULAVILLE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE WE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF FURNITURE-EVERYTHING MUST GO!! Our Loss Is Your Gain! This Is Not Just A Sale Of A Few Items. Every Piece Of Furniture We Have in Stock Is On Sale. Drastic Reductions! SALE CONTINUES THROUGH SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 CASH and CARRY - - - HURRY - - - HURRY!-LOOK AT THESE SAVINGS !! 3-Pc. SOLID MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE DOUBLE DRESSER—CHEST—POSTER BED Reg. Price $407.00—Now $199.00—Save $208.00 4-Pc. SOLID CHERRY BED-ROOM SUITE TRIPLE DRESSER—CHEST ON CHEST—PANEL BED—NITE TABLE Reg. Price $507.00—Now$222.00—Save $275.00 4-Pc. SOLID PINE SUITE TRIPLE DRESSER—CHEST—BOOK CASE BED—BENCH Reg. Price $516.00—Now $272.00—Save $244.00 3-Pc. BED-ROOM SUITE CHEST—BOOK CASE BED—DRESSER Reg. Price $387.00—Now $212.00—Save $175.00 3-Pc. BED-ROOM SUITlT Reg. Price $269.00—Now $125.00—Save $144.00 1 SET BOX SPRING and MATTRESS Reg. Price $119.00—Now $ 69.00—Save $ 50.00 1 RECLINING CHAIR Reg. Price $ 59.00—Now $ 39.00—Save $ 29.00 1 PLATFORM ROCKER Reg. Price $ 39.95—Mow $ 22.50—Save $ 17.45 BEAUTIFUL LAMPS Reg. Price $12.95 — Now $6.95 — Save $6.00 ODD CHAIRS—ONy 2 Left.Now $5.95 2- Pc. LIVING-ROOM SUITE Reg. Price $159.50—Mow $ 89.50— Save $ 70.00 3- Pc. LIVING-ROOM SUITE Reg. Price $269.50—Now $149.00—Save $120.00 ISERVINGl-RAY Reg. Price $19.95—Now $8.95—Save $11.00 1 LAWSON SOFA—(Damaged Reg. Price $160.00—Now $ 99.50—Save $ 60.50 1 DRESSINGTABLE—(LeatherTop) Reg. Price $69.50—Now $34.50—Save $35.00 MAHOGANYENDTABLE Reg. Price $19.95—Now $10.95—Save $9.00 PLAY PEN Reg. Price $24.50—Now $14.50—Save $10.00 ODD CHEST Reg. Price $39.50—Now $15.00—Save $24.50 3-Pc. BED-ROOM SUITE Reg. Price $159.00—Now $ 89.00—Save $ 70.00 ROLLAWAY BED Reg. Price $44.50—Now $24.50—Save $20.00 DROP LEAF TABLE-(Damaged) Reg. Price $49.50—Now $24.50—Save $25.00 MAHOGANY COFFEE TABLE Reg. Price $32.50—Now $16.95—Save $15.45 DUNCAN PHYFE SOFA Reg, Price $292.00—Now $179.00—Save $113.00 ODD CHAIR Reg. Price $69.50—Now $29.00—Save $40.50 ODD CHAIR Reg. Price $59.0G—Now $22.50—Save $36.50 THE COUNTRY FURNITURE STORE IN THE JUNIOR ORDER BUILDING—ON HOWE STREET SOUTHPORT, N. C.
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