Wedding Plans The wedding plans for the mar riage of Miss Vera Anne Willis to Mr. Jesse Thomas Bostic, Jr. are complete. The wedding will take place at four o'clock, Saturday afternoon, June 20, at the Trinity Methodist Church. No imitations are being mailed in town but friends of both fam ilies are invited to attend. Announce Marriage The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Suellen Clemmons of Bolivia to J. D. Ballard has been announced. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clemmons of Bo livia and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ballard of Bolivia. Subscribe To The State Port Pilcri Distributed in This Area By Electric Bottling Co., Inc. W'lMINGTON, N. C. Mrs. Sellers Is Hostess To Club The Mill Creek Home Demon stration Club held its meeting with Mrs. Elizabeth Sellers. The meeting was opened by the group singing “Beautiful Dreamer”. De votion thought was led by Mrs. Mary Lumsden and prayer by Mrs. Jewell Danford. The roll was called and minutes were read and approved. Mrs. Lumsden gave a report on the last county council meeting. The following reports were given: Community Service, Education, Food and Nutrition, Health and Safety, Arts and Crafts, Clothing, Home Management. Mrs. Lumsden then gave a demonstration on “Pots and Pans for Your Kitchen”. The club collect was repeated and then the social hour was enjoyed by everyone. Garden Club In Luncheon Session A delightful luncheon was the feature for the Southport Garden Club last Tuesday at the home of Mrs. E. C. Harrelson. Co-host esses for the occasion were Mrs. James M. Harper, Jr., Mrs. Fred Willing, Mrs. ' Guy Garrett and Mrs. J. E. Dodson. The living and dining rooms were lovely with white summer flowers and green foliage. The meal consisted of baked ham, scalloped potatoes, spiced peaches, congealed vegetable salad, hot rolls, heavenly pie, and iced tea. Members present were Mes dames J. T. Barnes, F. M. Bur dette, J. A. Gilbert, L. J. Har dee, A. E. Huntley, Libby Keith, E. E. Parker, D. C. Pigott, H. T. St. George, R. B. Thompson and C. G. Ruark. Mrs. William Houghton and Mrs. N. M. Lazzo were luncheon guests. For YOUR EVERY SEWING NEED ! Patterns — Material — Thread THE FABRIC SHOP Shallotte, N. C. DR. J. A. STOELZLE OPTOMETRIST Smith Building SOUTHPORT, N. C. Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Wednesdays Only (AFTER JULY 1st) HURRY... New Telephone Directory Closes Soon Call the Telephone Business Office right away if you want to change your listing. Also, now is the time to notify us if you wisH additional listings for other members of your family or firm. Additional listings cost so littlew i SOUTHERN BEL!» «i i » Garden Club Holds Annual Banquet Members of the Live Oak Gar den Club were entertained at a cocktail hour and formal dinner on Thursday evening at the Com munity Building. Mrs. J. B. Warth and Mrs. Anson Lewis were host esses for the evening, with Mrs. H. A. Livingston, Mrs. Jack Hick man and Mrs. Ormand Leggett assisting. Mrs. Leggett served at the punch bowl during the cocktail hour and the table was decorated with white gladioli, gypsophilia, fever few and ivy. The dining tables were cover ed with lace cloths and adorned with flower arrangements of shaster daises, gypsophilia and ivy. Dinner was served by can dlelight with a background of recorded music. After dinner the last meeting of the season was called to order by the president, Mrs. George Gregory, using the club collect for devotionals. She also gave a report on the year’s work and thanked the members of the club for their cooperation throughout the past year. She then presented the club with a certificate of honor, in appreciation of out standing service to the Garden Club of N. C. Inc., for year 1958-1959. Mrs. Warth presented a gift to Mrs. Gregory from the club in appreciation for her lead ership as president for the past year. The new officers were present ed and installed by Mrs. Warth, a past president. They are Mrs. Gregory, president; Mrs. Clinton Bellamy, 1st vice-president; Mrs. A. A. Dixon, 2nd vice-president; Mrs. Rees Swan, secretary; Mrs. Hickman, treasurer; Mrs. Lewis, parliamentarian. Members attending were: Mrs. Livingston, Mrs. Leggett, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Warth, Mrs. Hick man, Mrs. Gregory, Mrs. Bellamy, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Rob ert Martin, Mrs. Roy Arntsen, Mrs. Tom Webb, Mrs. Harold Aldridge, Mrs. Basil Watts, Mrs. Donald St. George, Mrs. Swan, Mrs. Hoyle Dosher, Mrs. Gene Tomlinson. The meeting was then adjourn ed until September when the new year begins. Members chose part ners for their favorite card game to end a delightful evening. Install Officers Of Garden Club The Acorn Junior Garden Club held its June meeting' last Mon day at 5 p. m. in the home of Susan Bellamy. The meeting was called to or der by the president, Jeanne Brown. After a short business meeting, Mrs. J. B. Warth in stalled the following new officers: i President, Kyra Parker; vice : president, Leonne Arntsen; secre | tary, Jeanne Brown; treasurer, ’ Dianne Carrier; historian, Susan : Bellamy. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother. The members invited their mothers to the meeting and each mother was presented a dried material corsage, made by their daughters at the last meeting. Those attending were: Kyra Parker, Leonne Arntsen, Susan Bellamy, Dianne Carrier, Jeanne Brown, Harriett St. George, Jo Ann Gregory, Dianne Warth, Mrs. H. A. Schmidt, Mrs. Roy Arntsen, Mrs. C. E. Bellamy, Mrs. Son Carrier, Mrs. D. F. St. George, Mrs. Geo. Gregory, Mrs. J. B. Warth, Mrs. Basil Watts and Mary Ellen Watts. Hostess To Acorn Junior Garden Club The Acorn Junior Garden Club held its May meeting at the home of Dianne Warth. The meet ing was called to order by the president, Jeanne Brown and a short business session was held. Mrs. J. B. Warth gave an in teresting program on wild flow ers and conservation list. The club members held a workshop and made. corsages from dried material. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother. Those present were: Jeanne Brown, Dianne Carrier, Jo Ann Gregory, Leonne Arntsen, Harriett St. George, Susan Bell amy, Dianne Warth, Mary Ellen Watts, Mrs. Basil Watts and Mrs. Warth. News From Dosher Memorial Hospital Mrs. Dottie Lewis of Supply spent Sunday until Monday as a medical patient. Mrs. Pinky Miller of Winnabow was a medical patient from Mon day until Wednesday. Ernest Tripp of Shallotte en tered on Monday as a surgical patient. Master Dale Southerland of Southport was a medical patient from Monday until Thursday. Mrs. Menta Todd of Shallotte spent Tuesday until Thursday as a medical patient. Mrs. Rhoda Willetts of Leland entered as a medical patient on Wednesday. Mrs. Esthleen Milliken of Sup ply spent Wednesday until Sun day as a surgical patient. Mrs. James Benton of Shal lotte entered as a medical pa tient on Thursday. Mrs. Esther Mintz of Leland spent Thursday until Sunday as a medical patient. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Piver of Wilmington announce the birth of a daughter on Friday. Mrs. Clara Lee Robbins of Sup ply entered on Thursday as a medical patient. Mrs. Gertrude Robbins of Sup ply entered as a medical patient on Thursday. Miss Sherrie Thomas of South port spent Thursday until Satur day as a surgical patient. Capt. Samuel G. Wonson of Mobile, Ala., entered as a medical patient on Friday. Mrs. Minnie Hickman of South port entered on Friday as a med ical patient. Willie Hawsley of Supply en tered as a medical patient on Fri day. Mrs. Jean Cheers of Shallotte spent Friday until Sunday as a medical patient. Mrs. Retha Fulford of Supply entered as a surgical patient on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Long of Ash announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday. Lee Galloway of Supply enter ed on Saturday as a medical pa- j It's Fun To Eat Out FOR A Delicious Meal TRY SHALLOTTE RESTAURANT GRADE “A” SHALLOTTE, N. C. Bhip’n Shore cornered collar Famous Name Brands—At Reasonable Prices fine cotton v. newtamed-back collar and twin pearl bottaas*,?^^ • \tfanderM flattery m white, so&4' • tones. So depandaHel DripsKiry t* ' | won’t pill, fuzSqr shrink. Sizes 30 t lajosffjQpe Iwmg m Ship’n Shore rto-tron 1 ARRINGTON’S Southport, N. C. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. James of Brooklyn, N. Y., are spending the summer months here with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. James. Mrs. L. P. Munford and daughter, Marilyn of Norfolk, Va. are spending sometime here with her mother, Mrs. Bertha Bartels. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ford of Norfolk, a. spent the week-end here with Mrs. Grace Ford. Mrs. Jo Ann Couch of Rich mond, Va. spent the week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Greg ory and Mrs. Bertha Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. K. P. McDonald and children of Kingsport, Tenn., spent last week at Long Beach as guests of Mrs. Grace Ruark and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ruark. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor and children of Richmond, Va., visited his mother, Mrs. Edwin Taylor, last week, and a part of the time was spent at Long Beach. The Beach Round-up By BEULAH H. FARRELL Fishing is good on the coast, but the weather has been very dry. The week-end was cooler and rather windy. A big crowd enjoy ed a week-end at the beach. Surf fishing was good, and the Joe Ruark family of Dunn were un official champions with several large trout and many spots and whiting. W. E. Whidden of Fay etteville also reported good catch es in front of his cottage. He had tient. Mrs. Mildred Peadrick of Win nabow entered as a medical pa tient on Saturday. Roy D. Sellers of Winnabow entered on Saturday as a surgical patient. T. H. Phelps of Supply entered as a medical patient on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Eslon Hewett of Shallotte announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday. Mrs. Vick Wescott of Bolivia entered on Sunday as a medical patient. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hewett of Supply announce the birth of a son on Monday. George E. White of Shallotte entered on Sunday as a medical patient. Mrs. Lucy Bigford of Southport entered as a medical patient on Monday. Miss Paulette Gainey of Leland entered on Monday as a surgical patient. Colored Patients Ruth Hankins of Southport en tered on Tuesday as a medical patient. Robert Garner of Bolivia was a medical patient from Wednesday until Monday. f fun with two approximately two pound pompanos, also plenty of smaller fish. Anyone missing the upper plate of his false teeth, please ask for them at the Long Beach pier. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Di Marco with children, Joe, Jr., Arthur, and Becky of Spartanburg, S. C., are visiting Mrs. Di Marco’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cromer. At the Ramseur cottage for the week are Mr. and Mrs. John Shannon; children, Michael and Laura; and Pat Shannon of Wil mington. Shannon is the broth er of Dan Shannon of Long Beach. Having a good time also on their two week vacation are the Clyton Stallings’ family. Mr. and Mrs. Stallings and sons, Bobby and Hank, are from Greensboro. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ruark and children, Herbie, Jo Anne, and Sarah are in their recently bought cottage on Long Beach. The Ruarks are from Dunn. The Rev. Lloyd E. Sechriest and family of Roanoke, Va. are staying in the Caster apartment for the week. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Haynie and daughters, Joyce and Vickie, of Raleigh are on vacation in the St. George cottage. A motorist headed towards Caswell Beach this week stopped another with a good question, “How far is it to the nearest Colonial Store?” “Thirty-five miles” was the correct answer. Men In Service Phillip R. Fulcher, Jr., machin ist’s mate third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Fulch er of Leland, serving aboard the destroyer USS Waldron, is par ticipating in “Operation Inland Seas”, a cruise of 28 United States Navy Warships to cites in the Great Lakes this sum mer. The Navy fleet, which in Your Credit TODD'S “O" L D O W N T O W N FURNITURE Wilmington, s T Good o R “E” CO. N. C. 81 S Front St. Ph. RO S-599H eludes destroyers, a heavy cruiser : and an amphibious force of seven ships, will visit 27 cities in the ] seven states bordering the Great Lakes. The ships will enter the Great Lakes on June 25 and re turn to the Atlantic Fleet in late July. This is the first time a major fleet has been on the Great Lakes since the War of 1812. The entry of the ocean going fleet is made possible by the opening of the recently-com pleted St. Lawrence Seaway. The ships will visit the following cities and states: Illinois—Chica go; Indiana—Michigan City; Michigan—Bay City, Detroit, Mar quette, Muskegon, Port Huron, Mackinaw City, Sault Ste Marie, Cheboygan; Minnesota—Duluth; Subscribe To The State Port Pilot I will be in Supply and Shallotte Each Monday. Friends in Southport— Call GL 7-4176 and I will come to your home and take your subscription. BILL FURPLESS Vew York—Buffalo, Oswego, Rochester, Dunkirk; Ohio—Cleve and, Toledo, Lorain, Ashtabula; Denna.—Erie; Wisconsin—Wil vaukee, Martinette-Menominee, Sheboygan, Green Bay, Ashland. Look for tho word* Art‘» on tho ring tag. Prices Start $57.50 up Charge Accounts Invited GURU Jewelers Wilmington’s Fine Jeweler 212 N. Front St. RO 2-1511 WILMINGTON, N. C. LOOK MOTHER (JIKJLS dresses Sizes 3 to 14 Boys’ SHIRTS & TIES CHATHAM BABY BLANKETS “Curty” and “Birdseye” DIAPERS Starlette CAN-CANS Sizes 4 through Sub-Teens Ladies’ “Shadowline” SLIPS and PANTIES SEE THESE and MANY MORE QUALITY ITEMS JACK & JILL (NEXT DOOR TO KING’S ELECTRICAL SALES) SHALLOTTE, N. C. Men’s Sport SHIRTS.$1.98-$2.98 Men’s Dress SHIRTS.$1.98-$2.98 Neck Ties and Handkerchiefs “Stedman” T-SHIRTS Special Pack of 3—For Dad.$2.98 “Fruit-Of-T he-Loom” UNDER SHIRTS—Pack of 3—$1.45 SHORTS—Pack of 3.$2.05 Men’s BELTS.$1.00 - $2.00 Dress PANTS.$4.98-$10.00 Walking SHORTS.$2.98-'$4.95 “CALYPSO” PANTS.$2.98-$4.98 SWIM TRUNKS . $1.98-$3.98 SOCKS Z.25c-$1.00 MEN’S LUGGAGE New Gillette Adjustable RAZOR Complete With Blades and Handy Travel Case I Only $1.95 “Swank” Tie Sets & Guff Links $1.50 - $2.50 j Bill Folds .... $3.50-$5.95 A We Garry A Large Assortment Of Rand and Randcraft SHOES MAKE HIM GLAD HE'S YOUR DAD... KIRBY'S SHALLOTTE, N. C.

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