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NEW JUROR LIST
HAS 25 WOMEN
November Term Of New
Hanover County Superior
Court? Begins On 17th
Approximately one juror in
fv« will be a woman i nthe next
criminal and civil terms of New
Hanover Superior court here.
Twenty-five women are among
b'e 132 jurors selected for the
one-week criminal term begin
ning November 17, and the two
week civil term beginning Dec.
At the conclusion of the civil
term in December, New Han
over Superior court will have
been in session for five of' the
proceeding seven weeks.
There were 14 women among
the 60 chosen for criminal court
j duty. Jurors for this term fol
|i0jliss Ethel Dgaver, 211 Or
ange street; J. R. Reid. 2702
Jefferson street; W. R. Frank
I lin, 207 Klein road; P. L.
I iveaver, 207 Williams street; M.
j L Willard, 15 S. Fourth street;
; James H. Smith, 316 S. Third
> 3treet; Mrs. Cliff D. Lewis, Car
olina Beach; Miss Willa Stack,
j 219 N. 17th street.
" Miss Ida B. Abernathy, 710 N.
■ Boulevard; Mrs. Elizabeth M.
| parsley, R.F.D. 2; Mrs. James
I] Mclntire, 408 S. 19th street;
E. H. Delano, 316 Red Cross
street; Norman Campfield, 711
N. Fifth street; Howard H.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
WILMINGTON
ELECTRICAL
SOPPLT CO.
WHOLESALE ONLY
709 Natl St Wilmington. N C
If KEROSENE & FUEL ]
Metered Service
CANNON OIL CO.
Sunset Park - Dial 6765
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| FINANCE CO. |
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!: BUILDING MATERIALS $
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f Well Seasoned! y
Trusses ‘25 long 4’ high *.50 ea. y
Asphalt Shingles 3 in 1 type y
£ Boilers and Furnaces y
y Windows with Frames y
y Doors with Frames y
y Plumbing, Pipe, Etc. V
y Concrete Blocks V
£ Outside Electrical Distribution
V System V
$ The MOHAWK Co. *
V Maffitt Village—Wilmington. N. C. ♦
♦
■H
Everett, 216 N. Sixth street; B.
C. Dean, 1801 Perry avenue; F.
W. Gerken, 803 Ann street.
W. C. Parker, 1109 S. Front
street; R. J. Devine, 111 S.
Seventh street; F. J. Duls, 126
Brookwood avenue; Miss Mary
G. Pistolis, 206 Grace street; W.
A. F. Rothrock, Seagate; V. W.
Green, 113 N. Seventh street.
Miss May H. Pendelton, 2408
Metts avenue; J. H. McKoy, 402
S. Third street; C. A. Jurgen
sen, Jr., 504 S. 18th street; J.
S. Stone, 208 S. Fourth street;
E. V. Shaw, 118 N. Seventh
street; John D. Howell, 7 N.
Third street; Stone C. Pulliam,
212 N. 16th street; Miss. Eliza
B. Howell, 7 S. Seventh street.
Boyd Parker, 614 S. Third
street; John D. Clarke, 902 N.
■ Fifth street; H. S. Hale, Castle
Hayne; R. H. Weaver, 111
Davie drive; I. B. Rackley, 314
S. Fourth street; Clarence F.
McMillian, 1220 S. Third street;
Dan Phillips, 208 Grace street;
Miss Mary Louise Walker, 501
Harnett street.
A. E. Rucker, 2303 Market
street; T. H. .Wright, Wallace
Building; C. W. Aman, Carolina
Beach; S. H. Porter, 2815 Mar
ket street; Charles Dushan, 1916
Nun street; Miss Annie L, Wal
ton, 611 S. Sixth street; Mrs.
Lillie A. Thompson, 219 S. Fifth
street.
H. Lee McKibben. 1203 Chest
nut street; Earl R. Rich, 100
Colonial Village; C. E. Becraft,
Castle Hayne; J. Wiley Parker,
32 Mimosa place; J. U. Wells,
2 N. Tyler street; Edward
Schulken, Oleander apartments:
Ihomas A. Mclntire, 1902 Ann
street; R. A. Wolfe, 812 S. Sixth
street; John J. Child, Nesbitt
Courts.
Miss Eleanor M. Grant, 904
Market street; W. L. Williams,
215 N. 22nd street; F. H. Sutton,
Castle Hayne; C. L. Rhodes, 219
Pinecrest parkway; Mrs. A.
Saffo, 2912 Market street; and
J. H. Nelson, 112 N. Fifth street.
Jurors for the civil term the
week of December 1 are:
Howard, A. Hanley, P.O. Box
89; Mrs. S. H. Blake, Carolina
Beach; H. F. Mohr, 4 N 12th
street; A J. Moore, Jr., 10 N.
Sixth street; G. A. Moore, Jr.,
129 S. Eighth street; Elbert
Moore, 613 S. Fourth 'Street.
Mrs. K a t h erine McKoy,
Murchison building; Marx S.
Nathan, 1812 Princess street;
Thomas F. Mitchell, 1105 Mer
cer avenue; W. J. Mathias, 106
Barden avenue; Mrs. Louise A.
Sanderson, 414 S. Sixth street;
Mrs. D. W. Coble, Castle
Hayne; Miss Maggie E. Hobbs,
613 S. 16th street; Ernest Her
ring, 2115 Barnett avenue; M.
B. Dennis, 2715 E Jefferson
street.
Mrs. Alice Morrow, Oleander
court; C. Hansley, 409 Castle
street; Mrs. Alice T. Seitter, 315
Wooster street; David Trout
man, 308 S. 17th street; Marion
Strickland, Jr., 715 N. Third
street.
Mrs. Martha V. Lanier, 617
Grace street; Miss Alberta El
frink, C25 B42; A. V. B. Gilbert,
Carolina apartments; Fred H.
Merritt, 7 West drive; H. V.
Collins, 210 Borden avenue; M.
H. Matthews, 11 West drive; J.
H. H. Tienken, 1513. Ann street;
Robert Hales, 1504 Ann street;
D. Bradley George, R.F.D. 2;
Lloyd W. Woodcock, 205 N. Sev
enth street; W. L. McGowan, 12
w yueen street.
Mrs. Alma B. Page, 520 S.
Fifth street; E. N. Redfern, 100
Virginia avenue; W. R. Eakins,
2001 Pender avenue; W. W.
Southerland, R.F.D. 2; and Lon
nie P. Greenberg, Sunset Park.
Jurors chosen for the De
cember 8 session are:
James F. Sneeden, 418 S.
Fourth street; A. D. Fountain,
Castle Hayne road; H. H.
Hartis, 602 S. 17th street; Hen
ry D. Sims, 137 Colonial Vil
lage; L. T. Davis, 1317 Princess
street; G. M. Thompson, 221
Brunswick street; Wiliam G.
Robertson, 28 Mimosa place; D.
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expect me to grow into these old pants o p •_
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T'GO FOR SOME- % SHE'S COM
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ONCE-OVER-rtl SEE BUT???
THAT LITTLE JENNIE /SHE'S NOT
DOESN'T MAKE THEXVjAtON* !
MISTAKE
HOLLIS REFUSES
RENT COMMENT
Wilmington Realtors Board
Chairman Awaits Resolu
tion Before Commenting
Rent Control Board Chairman
J. R. Hollis yesterday refused to
comment on a demand by the
Wilmington Board of Realtors
that his board rescind its action
continuing controls here, saying
that he would wait until he had
the Realtors’ resolutions before
him before commenting.
Claiming that there is no hous
ing shortage in Wilmington, the
realtors said that there is no need
for a continuation of ceiling
prices on rents here.
They said that continuation of
R. Brookshire, 205 Rutledge
drive; Gresser Parmenter, 124
Davie avenue; Hughey A.
Pearsall, 124 S. Ramson street.
Isaac Shair, Colonial apart
ments; P. H. Rasberry, 505
Dock street; C. R. Pierce, R.
F. D. 2; Charlie Wallace, Lake
Forest; C. M. Morris, Jr., 3101
Market Street road; E J. Wood,
1815 Market street; L. E.
Rawls, 817 Chestnut street; F.
D. Ship, 2303 Princess place;
R. H. Williams ,Jr., 116 Church
street.
W. L. Sheffield, 207 N. 16th
street; W. C. Hall, 510 N.
Fourth street; S. D. Zarkalis,
Kure Beach; W R. Foreman,
Carolina Beach; W. F. Quin
livan, 14 Virginia street, Samu
el Farrow, R.F.D. 2; N. M.
Sellers, 1313 N. Fourth street.
J. M Bryant, 702 S. Front
street; R. H. Teachey, 114
Meargs street; Frank McDan
iel, 2021 Barnett avenue; Nicho
las Saleeby, 105 S. Jefferson
street; Jack H. Sykes, 2204
Chestnut street; Clyde L. Zell
ers, 518 Castle street; J. W.
Godwin, 411 Red Cross street;
C. N. Pridgen, Jr., 620 S. Fourth
street; Mrs. Louis Shirer, 34 S.
Front street; and R. F. Phelps.
310 Windsor drive
rent controls is contrary to the
Chamber of Commerce claims
that from the housing standpoint
Wilmington is better qualified to
take care of new industries than
any other major North Carolina
city.
Asking for a public hearing on
decontrol to be held on the
“earliest possible” date, the real
tors pointed out that there are
a large number of housing units
in Wilmington now being rented
at figures below the . ceiling
prices and that there are others
now on the market for rent.
This would indicate, they said,
that free competition would do
the job of keeping rent prices in
line without continuation of gov
ernment imposed controls.
The realtors also contested the
action of the local control board
in continuing controls, which ac
tion was announced from Wash
ington, D. C., several days ago
when approved by the National
Housing expediter. They contend
ed that the board’s action was
taken without knowledge and
presence of all of its members
(Realtor Fred Willetts, a mem-j
ber, has said that he did not knowj
about the meeting). They also,
said that the board took action
without a promised public hear
ing on the matter.
Kenneth Marshall was named
to succeed Willetts Of president]
of the Realtors baarv. Richard A.
Shew was elected to succeed
Hugh Morton ss vice-president.
W. A. Fonvi* re, Jr., succeeds
Marshall as secretary-treasurer.
Elected to the board of direct
ors were Willetts, W. G. J^'-nes
and Harris Ligon. Officers are
also board memoers.
FAMILY REUNION
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 7. —
For the first time in their life,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom King, of Jack
sonville, had their entire family
together. They held a reunion
November 5th and 11 children,
39 grandchildren and 17 great
grandchildren showed up. Mr.
King is 73 and his wife is 63.
DIVORCES FILED
Alice Simpson Smith vs. Rich
ard B. Smith. William W. Hud
son vs. Cathleen L. Hudson.
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