xum Club Women
Tear Home Agent
The Exum Home Demonstration
it) met at the home of Mrs,
iud Gray for its January meet
s'
Mrs. Eula Russ, Mrs. Muriel
nnett and Mrs. Coolidge Phelps
ire elected as club project lead
Mrs. Alton Fernside- and Mrs.
?ne Evans were elected as club
pm it tee chairmen for the year
te.
Miss Sue Brown, cpunty home
int, gave an interesting demon
Ptlon on “How To Plan Your
als and How to Serve the Basic
foods In Order to Save Money
Your Groceries and protect
ir Health.”
following the meeting the host
| served refreshments to 5
Jnbers. The February meeting
f be with Mrs. Moline Mintz.
imounce Marriage
|,r. and Mrs. G. W. McGlamery
• ounce the marriage of their
i'g-hter, Mary Elizabeth, to Paul
■ iam Cochran on December 31
' Jonway, S. C. The groom is a
; tber of the class of 1957 at
ihport high school and is now
Ing in the U. S. Army. The
t is a graduate of Kings
hess College in Raleigh and
ow working in one of the
ty offices.
monstration On
I \wer Arrangement
ss Pauline Gordon, Housing
House Furnishings Specialist
the N. C. Extension Service,
conduct a special interest
ng on Flower Arrangements
ay, February 10, at 3:30 p.
i the Boiivia School Home
•mics Department. This meet
s sponsored by the Bruns
County Home Demonstration
and all interested persons
vited to attend.
den Wedding
and Mrs. Henry D. Smith
iithport will celebrate their
i Wedding Anniversary on
isday, February 12. On the
ing Sunday they will be en
ied by their children at the
of their daughter, Mrs. John
tin, at a reception from 2 to
ock. Friends of the couple
rdially invited to call.
■ >s can’t become established
t row unless they receive am
nlight.
J. B. HALES, D.C.
octor of Chiropractic
< t Ann St. Phone 2-2187
WILMINGTON, N. C.
j
.
Southport Visitor
Out Of Service
Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Good
win, Jr., and little daughter,
Suzan, of Indianapolis, Ind., have
been visiting Mr. Goodwin’s grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lind,
arriving Thursday of last week
and leaving Monday morning.
Mr. Goodwin spent 13-months
in Germany, returned January 1
and received his discharge from
the Army after 3 years on Jan
uary 6. He plans to re-enter
Davidson College to complete his
education, having had one and
one-half years at that school.
The Goodwins were dinner
guests Sunday of the Guy Gar
retts.
PERSONALS
Mrs. E. E. Wilson has returned
to her home in Atlanta, Ga.,
after spending two weeks here
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Moore
spent two days last week visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mauney in
Raleigh.
Miss Jean Thompson, student at
St. Mary’s in Raleigh, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Thompson, last week between mid
term exams.
Mrs. E, B. Tomlinson, Sr., has
returned to her'home in Lumber
ton after spending two weeks
with hen son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tomlinson.
Lt. and Mrs. Darrell Fisher of
Fayetteville spent the week-end
here with relatives.
WACCAMAW FTA
J. Welton Hall, principal of
Waccamaw School at Ash, an
nounced today that the Wacca
maw School Parent-Teacher As
sociation will hold its monthly
meeting Monday night, Feb. 10,
at 7:30 p. m. at the school. He
said that Brunswick County
School Superintendent Johnny
Long, of Southport would be guest
speaker at the meeting. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
LIONS CLUB DANCE
The Southport Lions Club is
sponsorig a Valentine dance at
the Community Building on Sat
urday evening, February 15.
LIONS TO MEET
The regular meeting of the
Southport Lions Club will be held
tomorrow (Thursday) at 6:30
o’clock at the Community Build
ing.
Tar Heel poultry raisers could
bring 200 to 300 million more
dollars a year into the state by
producing better eggs cheaper.
Farm land regularly used in the
production of crops may be in
cluded in the Soil Bank's Con
servation Reserve.
News From
Dosher Memorial
Hospital
Mr.?. Rebecca Griffin of Supply
entered on Monday as a medica
patient.
James DeVane of Wilmington
entered as a medical patien on
Tuesday.
Sidney Hewitt of Supply enter
ed on Tuesday as a medical pa
tient.
Miss Fanny Henry of Southport
entered as a medical patient on
Tuesday.
Charles Johnson of Nags Head
entered on Tuesday as a surgical
patient.
Mrs. Jenette Galloway of Sup
ply entered as a medical patient
on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cochran
of Southport announce the birth
of a daughter on Wednesday.
Mrs. Evelyn Seagraves of Win
nabow entered on Thursday as a
medical patient.
Mrs. Tinnie Mintz of Leland
entered as a surgical patient 'on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Holden
of Supply announce the birth of
a son on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edwards of
Southport announce the birth of a
daughter on Friday.
Mrs. Betty Fergerson of Shal
lotte spent Friday until Saturday
as a surgical pa.tient.
Mrs. lola Little of Freeland en
tered a3 a surgical patient on
Friday.
Mrs. Juilette Clemmons of Sup
ply spent Friday until Monday as
a surgical patient,
Charles Swan of Southport en
tered as a medical patient on
Saturday.
Baby Pamela Milliken of Free
land entered on Sunday as a med
ical patient.
Colored Patient
Nedrea Williams of Ash spent
Wednesday until Sunday as a
medical patient.
Loraine and Emmett Grissett of
Supply announce the birth of a
daughter on Thursday.
Ottis Stanley of Ash spent
Thursday until .Saturday as a
medical patient.
Curtis Lee Gause of Shallotte
entered as a surgical patient on
Sunday.
Junior Glass Has
Enjoyable Outing
The Junior Class of Shallotte
High School, under the leadership
of Jim Chestnut, class president,
sponsored a skating party at the
Crescent Beach Skating Rink on
Thursday night.
This was the first pa.vty of this
type ever given by a clasa, and
has proved so successful, with
over a hundred students attend
ing, that another is tentatively
planned for the near future. The
party realized a net profit of $39,
which will go irito the class treas
ury for the junior-senior banquet
and a proposed trip to Washing
ton for the senior class. In addi
tion to students from Shallotte,
a number of students from Wac
camaw and Bolivia joined in the
fun.
Chaperones for the evening
were Mr. and Mrs. John Holden,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Holden, Mrs.
Faye Bellamy, Paul Weatherly
and David Carmichael.
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RELAX YOUR WAISTLINE is
year. The general easing of t
fit” is what makes the new s
18 inch waist is actually more
fact, American women will
to-fit line'which makes it un
cinch your waist! The jackets
signed to wear open or closed. T
this year when you choose you:
the right blouse to wear with
draped or jabot-ed are definitel
fashions say it’s “Spring 1958.
we
ihion’s first rule of chic this
le, sometimes called a “slow
clothes look new. Since the
rian fiction than present day
this easier-to-wear, easter
ly to hold your breath or
he typical new suits are de
al; ts the blouse important, so
t you will be thinking about
;oo. Softer necklines,, bowed,
the picture. Yes, the newest
by LOLA MAE GORE
“Took a walk past your house,
late last night,” and I peered in
and saw you sitting at the desk
studying just as hard as you
possible could. Didn’t know that,
did you? No, I was just jiving
because I know better than that.
I think we sophomores, juniors
and seniors, do most of our study
ing- in study-hall, although we
could sure use a lot more time
than we take. But there’s always
something holding us back, such
as a game, party or just plain
seeing the sights. I sure hope you
aren’t having as much trouble as
some of the students I know.
This last half is real important
5U3 its the dividing point for the
question 1 Now is as good a Lung)
as any to think about it because
if we wait until the last minute
we may not make it. So, lets
get to work!!!
I especially want to say this to
you, not just to the crowd I hang
around with or the students, but
especially the parents. I have been
phoned up several times and I
have met and talked to people I
have never known about my arti- j
cles. I have had many comments
on them and I want you to know
how much X really appreciate it.
I have done my best during the
last 214 years to bring you the j
news, and I have tried everything i
he book to make it interest
j So thank you, and I hope you
continue reading them.
he Biology class took a trip
• to Wilmington last Friday
Irnoon. They went over to visit
F Tatt-em-in zoo. After some
^ents from some of the stu
ks it seems they had a very
It and educational time. After
I ton r practically everyone went
j he movies and saw “Ole Yell
e j. v. teams were hosts to
ccainfuw last Wednesday. Two
ve|y editing games were played
aril Soithport came out on top
infbotii games. For the girts Jean
Go^J\r3L.t*^T4‘> J4Z«x-t»ie Sliubexmt
■led 14. The varsity team
playel Bolivia last Fh'iday night
on i® Bolivia court.. The girls
garre jas usual was very exciting
and sit the finish the Southport
lasselil won. Judy Young piled in
ts for top honors. The
e was also very exciting,
a well played 32 minutes
ilphins gained another vie
Gus McNeil led with 27
and Harry Sell was close
with 22. Tomorrow night
we Ay at Leland. We want to
see all of you present. Special
ie sure to come straight
ter the game—and we will
over to Pete’s.
On Monday morning during 1st •
period a movie was shown to the !
first 6 grades and also the science ’
class. The subject was polio and
the results of the polio foundation. .
It was very interesting as well as
educational. The foundation is do
ing a wonderful job and its our
job to support it. Join the March
Of Dimes 'Today.
I would like to comment on the
eighth grade and offer our con
gratulations to Mr. Lee and his
students. The room has been new
ly painted in very decorative
colors and on the walls are stuff
ed animals, paintings, model
planes, and many more interest
ing objects. We all think it looks
very nice and we all tip our hats
to the future leaders of our school
Seen Around: Ben, we sure have
missed you at the games. Hope
you don’t miss any more, as we
can sure use you . . . Tissie sport
ing around a new diamond, and
jit’s the most!! . . . Larry, Eugene,
Ronnie, David (Elvis) Ray, Tom
my S., James, Canhead, and T-Bo
taking a trip to Robins Nest Sun
day. Sure sounded like it was
,-ery interesting, too . • . Eric, it
mre was packed like sardines
vasn’t it? ... Are you as crazy
>ver “Why Don't They Under
stand” as I am . . . Five of the
nost distinguished seniors having
just a grand time Monday after*
noon. Jerry, Woodrow, Marcille,
Judy and Gove . . . Hi, Charles
Blake. Sure am glad to have you
tuning in . . . Danny, I’m awful
glad you think the freshmen class
is so great. Someone has to . . •
Barbara with a new bop step . . .
E. W. pulling a sneaky in geo
graphy . . . “Too much monkey
business.” All the girls sitting in
the drugstore after church Sun
day morning discussing what they
did Saturday night. Sure were
glad to have Rabbit and Bill
Murdaitgh in to see us Monday. . .
O. K. Donna, don’t get “shook”.
It’s in here this week ... We
sure are glad to hear the Powell
twins and Tootie are doing so well
in Caroleen. Keep up the good
work girls, we’re all thinking
about you . , . Sak With a new
arrangement of “Ronchey”, am:
believe me its beautiful . . . Beck:
i sporting a pin with two heart.
1 and two names on it . . . Gla l t
With The Men
In Service
Pvt. \VilUam A. Dinkins, son of
Thomas P. Dinkins, Winnabow, is
■a member of the 2d Armored Di
vision at Fort Hood, Tex. Dinkins,
a mechanic in the 2d Medium
Tank Battalion Headquarters and
Service Company of the division's
37th Armor, entered the Army
last March and received basic
training' at Fort Jackson, S. C.
The 23-year-old soldier’s wife,
Barbara, lives in Belton, Tex.
I __
i see Terry Houghton back . . .
I Seniors, don't forget the themes
we have to write within the next
week . . . Foul, sure hope you
enjoyed your 2 weeks leave. Hur
ry back!
Over-and out fir tins reek. Sure
was nice chatting with you. E;
sure to read The Dope. See ya ft
, Leland tomorrow night, and mat ;
>1 sure you drive carefully.
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