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RESTAURANT
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SHALLOTTE, N. C.
Mrs. Mary Long Is
Wed To Sgt. Caldwell
In a cermony at the home of
the Rev. and Mrs. S. W. Jolly of
Whiteville on December 25, Mrs.
Mary E. Long of Ash was mar
ried to Sergeant Ralph Caldwell
of Whiteville.
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Jolly, brother
of the bride, with members o'f
the families present. Included
were Mrs. Helen Palmer and' Mtss
Mary Palmer Caldwell of Col
bert, Georgia; Lt. and Mrs. Roy
A. Jolly of Waco, Texas, and
R. P. Jolly of Whiteville.
The bride is director of instruc
tion for Brunswick County Ele
mentary Schools.
The bridegroom is the army
advisor for the National Guard
Units at Whiteville, Elizabeth
town, Fair Bluff, Bladenboro and
Lumberton, with headquarters at
Whiteville.
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MRS. JACKSON R. NEWTON
Miss Mary Louise Foutz Weds
Jack Newton In Maryland
Miss Mary Louise Foutz
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Char
es R. Foutz, Jr., of Westminster
Vfd., married Jackson R. Newtoi
>f Chapel Hill on Sunday, Decern
jer 20, at 2 p. m. in St. Paul’!
United Church of Christ, West
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minster. The bridegroom is the
■ son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Cranmer Newton of Southport,
i North Carolina.
The Reverend Nevrn M. Kirk
1 officiated at the double ring cere
mony. White pcinsettias, pine,
holly and double candelabra dec
orated the church. Mrs. Denton
Twigg was soloist accompanied by
Mr. Oliver K. Spangler. A recep
tion was held in the Fellowship
Hall of the church.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a white
taffeta princess, style own with
pearl embroidered scalloped neck
line and long tapered sleeves.. Her
chapel length train fell from a
double bustle. The bride’s ftnyer
tip veil of silk illusion was at
tached to a taffeta and Chant lly
lace half hat. Her cascade ' bou
quet was of camellias and stteph
anotis. i -rf
Maid of honor was Miss Martha
E. Foutz of Omaha, Nebraska,
sister of the bride. She wore a
j ballerina length gown of emerald
i silk faille with a matching band
in her hair. Her bouquet was a
cascade of white poinsettias and
holly. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Har
vey B. Bair, Westminster; Miss
Ann Brooks Newton, Southport,
sister of the groom; Miss Eliza
beth Etzler and Miss Sue Ellen
Hunt, both of Chapel Hill. They
were dressed like the maid of
honor.
Edward C. Newton was best
man for his son. Ushers were
Charles R. Foutz, III, Westmin
Junior Garden
Club In Session
The December meeting of the
Southport Junior Garden Club
was held at the home of Jean Gil- !
bert on Tuesday, December 15, |
with 11 members and one visitor
present.
The president, Sandra Potter, I
presided. Club members have for I
sale auto litterbug bags to raise
funds for their projects. Christ
mas tree ornaments were taken |
to the County Boarding Home.
Members will continue to work on
the diaper shirts and receiving
blankets for Dosher Memorial
Hospital nursery. j
Judy McKeithan, program
chairman, gave an interesting
program on “Christmas in Other
Lands”. Scripture was read from
the 2nd chapter of Luke. The
program closed with the singing
of Christmas carols.
ster, brother of the bride; John
Richard Newto'n, Washington, D.
C., brother of the groom; Carl G.
Knox, Wilmington, uncle of the
j groom; Edwin Todd, Whiteville.
Mrs. Newton is the grand
| daughter of Dr. Charles R. Foutz
j and the late Carrie Brown Foutz
and the late Mr. and Mrs. L.
I Drehr Shank of Dover, Delaware.
A graduate of the University of
Virginia School of Nursing, she
is now employed at the North
Carolina Memorial Hospital in
Chapel Hill.
The groom, who served four
! years with the U. S. Coast Guard,
! is attending the University of
North Carolina.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Moore
spent Christmas in Raleigh with
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mauney and
family.
Mrs. Ruth Hood spent Christ
mas in Mobile, Alabama, with her
son and his family, Mr. and Mrs.
Warren R. Hood.
Mr. and Mrs. Tilghman Poole of
Durham spent part of the Christ
mas holidays here with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Thomp
son.
Farm wage rates in mid-1959
were 9 per cent greater than
last year.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess, assisted by her moth
er, Mrs. J. A. Gilbert.
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Year often had to work with rub
ber—or plastic—-covered cables
chilled by the low temperature
to metallic hardness, says the Na
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simple welding job could take
hours of preheating and gradual
cooling.
Taxes on farm property in
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1959 TAX LISTING
NOTICE
List Your Real and Personal Property
Starting Monday* January 4th, 1960.
A]] property owners and tax payers are required by law to return
to the List Taker for Taxation for the year 1960, all the Real Estate,
Peisona] Property, Etc., which they own on the first day of January.
Be Sure To Bring A Complete List Of Your Personal Property.
All male persons between the ages of 21 and 50 years must list
for Poll Tax during the same time, except those exempt by law for
physical disability.
All persons to whom the foregoing applies who fail to list their
Real and Personal Property, and/or Poll Tax will be guilty of a Mis
demeanor and subject to a fine or imprisonment upon conviction.
Local List Takers Will Post Notices Of
Appointments In Public Places!—
WATCH FOR SAME!!
TAX LISTERS FOR BRUNSWICK COUNTY
Northwest .
Town Greek.
Smithville.
Lockwoods Folly
Shallotte.
Waccamaw.
. E. W. Aycock
... Jewell McKeithan
. Carl Ward
Mrs. Goyet H. Gray
.J. B. Ward, Jr.
.Odell Jenerette
The Board of Equalization and Review will meet
at the Tax Office at Southport on March 21, 1960. Any
complaint about Valuation should be taken before the
Board at that time.
Please List Your Property With The List Taker
In Your Home Precinct.
RESSIE R. WHATLEY
Brunswick County Tax Supervisor