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FOR
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
I need your vote and support in the Primary
Election on Saturday, and I will deeply appreciate
all that you can do for me.
If I am one «f the nominees, and if I am
elected,) I will try to live up te the confidence you
have shown in me.
IVY HIGH
For Board of Education
I have no political ambitions which extend
beyond my nomination for the Board Of Education
from the Southport School District.
ftiy only purpose for seeking nomination to
this post is to improve Our schools in Brunswick
county and to help bring about at closer feeling at
cooperation and confidence between the Board
of Education and the other citfeens and taxpayers.
I do not propose to disrupt, but to fry to help
strengthen our educational program. No person
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now employed oy Trw DrunswicK uounTy oocircs or
1 Education and who is qualified for add is doing
I a good job in his present position, need have any
1 fear of being fired because of my efforts.
PHILIP KM6
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Art Association
Planning Festival
The Southport Art Association
will hold a meeting of the Fes
tival Committees at the home of
Dr. Norman Hornstein on Friday,
: May 25, at 8:30 p. m. The meet
| ing of the 23rd has been cancell
ed.
Mr. Robert Berman, well known
Wilmington jeweler, has agreed
j to as as Master of Ceremonies
j during the entire Festival. Mr.
| Berman is known throughout
i Southeastern North Carolina as
an after dinner speaker and em
cee.
Invitations have been sent to ,
Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, Andrew I
Poggenpohl of National Geo- 1
graphic, Luther Hodges, Secretary j
of Commerce, Terry Sanford, Gov- |
ernor of North Carolina, and Wil
liam Sharpe of the State Maga- j
zine, for the Festival.
Anyone interested in participat
ing in the Festival is urged to
attend the meeting Friday night.
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W hite-Larsen
Miss Donna Larsen, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Larsen,
became the bride of Charles
White on May 17 in the Fifth
Street Baptist Church in Key
West. Fla. The Rev. Wallace Win
ters performed the double-ring
ceremony before the altar which
was decorated with a basket of
white gladioli and fern.
The groom is the son of Mrs.
Lance White of Awendaw, South
Carolina, where the couple is now
at home. The bride is a graduate
of Southport High School and has
been employed until recently at
Dosher Memorial Hospital.
i Demonstration Club
Meeting At Supply
The Supply Home Demonstra
tion Club met at the county of
fice on May 8. The members dis
cussed a new project lor the year.
They have just purchased a new
coffee urn for the office in Sup
ply. A ceramic workshop was also
j discussed.
Mrs. Elbert Kirby was in
charge of the demonstration and
several delicious refreshments at
the close of the meeting.
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“On Railroad At 701 BY-PASS BRIDGE”
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Low, Low, wholesale or less, truck load prices for Builders, Contractors, and Home Owners—
Delivered anywhere in Southeastern North Carolina (15,000 Lb. Load) Mix items and get a
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WESTERN FRAMING & SHEATHING
PRICE
WEIGHT
2x4 Precut Studs (92 5/8”) j 1900#
2x4 Random Lengths } $87.50 Per 1000 BDFT 2100#
2x6, 2x8, 2x10, 2x12 \ 2200#
1 x 12 White Fir Boards ) 2100#
This is finest working, labor saving, and most termite & disease resistant lumber known to man
SOUTHERN PINE LUMBER
PRICE
WEIGHT
2x4, 2x6, 2x8,—(8-16 Ft. Lengths) ) $84,50 Pfer 1000 BDFT. 2500#
1 x 6 T & G Roofers or S4S Sheathing f 2300#
This is dry, bright and straight, quality lumber.
Some prices and weights are shown below tt> help you mtike a 14 to ISM Ibad. Other
prices proportionately low.
PRICE WEIGHT
White | ““
Green I
Roofing—215# Blue ? All Cdlors—$6.15 Per Sq. 215#
Black
Gray )
Felt—15 or 30# .$2.25 Rbll. 60#
Rock Wool—4” Thick Batts .$55.00 M . 800#
Sheathing Board Va” 4x8, 4x9 (American made)$50.00 M . 800#
Mortar Mix-Bag .$1.20 Bag . 70#
Cement — Bag ..$1.40 Bag . 94#
Nails-Brt. Com., Keg 8, 16 or 20.$8.75 Keg . 107#
Flush Doors—2-8x6—8x1 3/8 .$5.75 Ea. . 23#
Window Units-Full Weatherstrip 28” x 54” ....$12.50 Ea. .1. 45#
Zeigler Balance
Bath Room Tile Board—Yellow, Green,
Gray, Blue & Tan—4 x 8 Sheet .$8.00 Sheet . 30#
Spruce Paneling-Pickwick or Veed-8” x 10” .. .$150.00 M . 1900#
Screen Doors-Alum. Wire-32” or 36” x 1 1/8 $7.75 Ea. .. 22#
Aluminum Frame Window Screens-32 x 54 . $2.50 Ea. 3#
Oak Flooring Shorts-No. 1 Com.-F.H.A. Grade $46.50 M . 2400#
C & Btr. Fir Finish-Reg. Lengths .$208.00 M . 2200#
Short Lengths .$158.00 M . 2200#
Yellow Pine Flooring-4” Kiln Dried-Grade mailed—C & Btr. . 2250#
Plywood Sheathing-4 x 8 x 3/8 .. $2.70 Pc. 48#
Plywood Sheathing-4 x 8 x 1/2....$3.70 Pc. 36#
Truck load Prices Delivered on First Quality Concrete Blocks—U50Q0# Load)
17#
22#
3t#
We carry a complete line of lumber and building materials for the home. Buy it all from
one place and get the best for less and quit wasting your time going from place to place. We
give 24 Hour Delivery Service. Prices quoted are cash and subject to change without notice.
If Desire to open a charge account, write us for Credit Application.
4” x 8 x 16 .*.14V, Ea.
6" x 8 x 16 .18 Ed.
8” x 8 x 16 .22 Ea.
You may mix sizes to make load.
A nnounce Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Kilmer Hewett of
Supply announce the marriage of
their daughter, Beverly Gail, to
Charles Kaye Bazen, son of Mrs.
Ann Newton of Wilmington. The
couple were married March 13,
at (Jonway, S. C. They are now
residing in Wilmington.
GRADUATION AT
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class and glee club was followed
by the invocation by Rev. Charles
N. Lancaster.
The Southport High School Glee
Club sang the anthem, “I’ll Walk
With God’’, and welcome was
extended by Mr. Williams. The
scripture reading- and prayer was
by the Rev. Drayton Cooper. The
sertnon by the Rev. Mortimore
Glover followed.
'fhe benediction was by the
Rev. Mr. Lancaster.
Mascots for the various exer
cises were Randy Hahn, son of
Mayor and Mrs. E. Hahn, and
Kathy Hufham, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hufham.
Flower arrangements in the
auditorium were by the Southport
Garden Club.
Commencement marshals were
Judy McKeithan, Beverly Lewis,
Cheryl Price, Susan Key and Pa
tricia Caster.
Following is a list of graduates:
Joyce Jorgensen, Mary Belle Hol
den, Annie Lewis, Mary Louise
Herring, Jean Cochran, Linda
Potter, Brenda Wilkes, Sally
Ward, Chuck Smith, Clive Dosher,
Linda Crouch, Carolyn Barbee,
Mike Patterson, Dale Swain, Rob
ert Russ, Tommy Helfns, James
Fox Howard, Joan Piner, Frankie
Rogers, Leslie Harrison, Steve Fin
er, Joe T. Reaves, Leonard Lewis,
Craig Caster, Harvey Smith, By
ran Kepley, Robert Howard.
Per Judge of the Recorder's Court
Every Eligible Person Should VOTE. You Owe
this t& Your Family, Community, County and State.
Read and Inquire, Get Information About Can
didates, and Select The Person You Reel Best Fitted
For file Position.
I Respectfully Ask That You Vote For Me For
Judge Of the Recorder’s Court.
CONGREVE JACKSON
Nervous Exhaustion
By DR. ROGER W. PRICE
Neurasthenia is commonly called nervous ex
haustion. It is a condition of the nervous sys
tem characterized by physical or mental in
efficiency.
Neurasthenia frequently follows overwork, worry
and prolonged mental strain. From the begin
ning there are headaches, insomnia, inability
to concentrate and irritability or depression.
Many patients have a feeling of cranial constriction similar to that caused
by wearing of a skullcap or Hat band; others complain of pressure upon ■;
the top of fhe hedd. Rest does not overcome physical fatigue as in most ||
diseases; hence patients awaken in the morning exhausted.
Modern Chiropractors are trained to correct nerve conditions., and in so doing II
health is restored to normal. |§
HUCI Chiropractic Clinic
DR. ROGER W. PRICE By Appointment
108 S. 3r»l St* Wilimnaton. N. C. RO 2-6075
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by
H. f. KINCAID
Your Telephone Manager
MAY marks the Centennial anniversary of the establish
ment of the United States Department of Agriculture. On
May 15, 1862, President Lincoln signed it into being.
Since then, agriculture has compiled one of the nation’s
most impressive production records. In 1862, one farmer
produced food and fiber for five people. Today, he pro
duces enough for 26! Result: now, more than 90 per cent
of our people have no worries about enough food. Also,
the tremendous strength of our nation today depends
heavily on the unequalled productivity of the American
farmer. And, of course, as both producer and consumer,
his contribution has been important in helping America
achieve its high standard of living. I, for one, am happy
to join in this Centennial salute to our farmers . . . and
say “thanks” for the part they have done in the develop
ment of our nation. * * * #
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If you are a “smart” buyer you may get a
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PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS
W, S3 WL
A. H. (Sonny) Gainey, ir.
For Representative
As the Democratic Primary election draws near, I wish
to again place before the people of Brunswick County my
position as a candidate for the North Carolina House of
Representatives.
I was born and reared at Leland, where I now live
with my wife and three children. I graduated from Leland
High School, and thereafter attended Campbell College,
Wilmington Junior College, Wake Forest College, and
Wake Forest College School of Law from which I graduat
ed in 1959; I also served in the United States Army during
the Korean War. For the past three years I have been prac
ticing law in Southport. I am presently serving as Solicitor
of the Recorder’s Court and have served in this capacity
fbr nearly two years.
my piarrorm is, csna win oe, aicTarea ay me tnougnts
and best interests of the majority of our people. Thoughts
and convictions which are personal to me shall always be
subject to the wishes of the majority, and if nominated and
elected my actions in the Legislature shall reflect the wish
es and desires of the majority. This is only manner in which
a true democratic form of government can function.
It is my desire to see what can be accomplished by a
legislator whose only interest is to make his County a bet
ter place in which its people can live, work, and rear their
families. That is my sole reason and purpose in becoming
a candidate, and if nominated and elected I am dedicated
to that task.
It is my belief that a vast majority of our citizens ex
ercise their right to vote in as conscientious a manner as
possible. This is sometimes made difficult by rosy promises,
false issues, and social and economic pressures which are
injected into the campaign. However, notwithstanding
these factors, we generally try to vote for and support the
candidate we think to be most qualified for the office
which he seeks. A candidate is entitled to this consideration
and none other.
As has been said by someone else, I repose great
confidence in the sober thinking of our people. I now rest
my candidacy upon it.
Your Vote and Active Support In Be
half Of My Candidacy Will Be Greatly
Appreciated.