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Southport Women's Club President
Emphasizes Organization's Worth
SOUTH PORT, — The ad
ministration of Mrs. James Μ. I
llt.1 per, Jr. as president «·( the
Not Iii Carolina Federation >f |
I Women's Clubs will emphasize ι
the cultural, spiritual and hist
erieal heutage of the ori(uiii/.a
tion .
She uses this thr«i* line quot
i.tiou to pinpoint her theme for
(lie next two years:
Of the past, mindful.
To the piesent, faithful,
Of the future, hopeful.
What do hometown folks
) think of the new president?
• She is a vital, dedicated lead
vi," Mrs. Mary L. Du ff it·, pres
ident of the Southport Wom
an's Club, says with pride. Shu
mints to Mrs. Harper's mother,
the late Mrs. C. Ed Taylor, as
<>ne of the most important in
f'uences on her lite, especially
her inter*.st in civi_· affair. For
more than 50 years, Mrs. Tayl
(ii was active in club work,
serving about a third of that
time as president of the South
port Woman's Club.
Mrs. Harper's talents appar
n.tly are endless. She is an
ixcellent seamstress and tail
ur, maker of her own suits and
ri»e»«e*. (Sft*· won the Federa
tion district sewing contest
this year). It is not unusua.
tor her to be wearin;· a hat
the designed and tnude. She is
tu accomplished musician
:erving as organist at Trinit>
; Methodist Church for the pa.--t
It* years and was pianist be
tore that. She's on the board
ι ι stewards of her church and
is also a member of the Board
of College Visitors of the Me
thodist Church. North Caro
■ lina Conference. She is ideall>
1 suited for the latter job sine
she is a 1937 graduate ·>!
Greensboro College and was
May Queen in her senior year
ι ne ol her most recent ap
pointments was membership «ι
the Governor's Ti-rceiiteiiuo
Commission. Currently she >
serving as chairman of tin
i Brunswick County Librar>
! System and treasurer of thi
County March of Dimes, a p«<
I sition she has held for i'
! years. She is a former presi
dent of the N. C. Fr« ss Women
Even though she gives frec
, !y of her time to activities
v. hii'i require her to travel,
she has never neglected her
family. II« r husband is owne·
ΐίΠΊ editor of the State Port
Pilot. They'll celt brate the it
£5tli wedding anniversary thi
coming Thanksgiving Day. Tin
H;.rpers have two sons. James
M. Harper. Ill, an officer 5n ι
the U. S. Navy, and Ed Taylor
Harper, a freshman in high
school. During World War II.
j Mrs. Harper edited her hus- I
i band's paper lor 2·/. years, giv
ing further evidence of her
versatility. She operates the ι
irsuranee firm founded by her j
j grandfather in 1888.
I One close friend here gives |
North Carolina clubwomen an |
1 insight into the calibre of their
i leader for the next two y«-ais j
"Margarel Harper knows how I
t«· organize, delegate and t<> '
actually perform ne.essarv
functions. She is progressive in
thought, receptive to new ideas !
and determined ill pursuit oi J
J assijuied goals. As a speak«·!·.
I ί he is quite clearly in charge
f the si Illation, having ex
treme poise a ι kI confidence."
Whiteville Pastor
Leaves In July
Whiteville Pastor 1-14 .... trill
Dr. Hubert C. Foster, pastor
of the WhiM ill«' First liapti.-t
church, annouiieetl his resigna
tion Sunday, .luije 3. Köster
will leave at the end of Inly lo
( become pastor of the New
Friendship Baptist church,
i Winston-Salem. N. C.
I Dr. Foster has been nastor
·>4' "ι» church «ince
1948, and during Iiis years a
pastor church membership ha
risen from 511 to HiM. Sunda
School from 337 to 40». and
iun !i lUOjM-rty h«>s increased
η value from $20.0(10 to $200.
00.
Dr. Kosti-r has participate«!
ctively in nrmy cultural am
ivie organi'ations in botl
Viiitevilie and the country.
"air Bluff P.O.
Bids Sought
Competitive bids f«>r an in
proved building tu hott e th
Fair Bluff post office are ho in
sought by the U· S. Post uifiei
Department. Postmaster CJen
eral J. Edward Day announce
recently.
The bidder must designate »
building which fills the De
partment's needs and agree t<
improve it or to provide a new
'juilding. according to ; pecifi
nations under the postal «le
partment's loans construction
program. The bidder th» η mi»;,
lease the buiitiing t«i 'he De
partment for a basic five-vear
period, with two two-year op
tional renewals.
The building will remain ii
r
Instructors
Are Needed
For Big Swim
Tit«· Annual Hisj Swim pro·
Kram needs more instructors
Martin Schulken; water satet*
luinnan of the Whi'ev.lle
Ik· hands of I lie private owii
r. V'*o will nav 1<>'··ι| isw«.·
liidd'iie forms, lease provi
ions, specifications, and olm
I'fcriuation may he ohtaine'
roni Max 11. Ί rout. I'ost Of
'ice IX'partuicnt. I*. O. Ilu
1986. Columbia. S. C.
The real estate officer mu;
vceive bids by June 16.
Jivitan Club, requests thai
• prospective instructors contac
I him at his business pstahiisli
I ment in Whiteville.
The Bit* Swim is sponsored
ι by the White.ille Civitiui «-Jut·
and I he county chapter of Πι_·
American Η cd Cross, düd is one
if the largest swim mint! an1
water safity pro;·rams of it.
kind in the United States
Prospective instructois who
have been contacted by lette.·
have been asked ο ail by re
turning the turin letter they re
ceived with either a "yes" ·»:
no" answer so an estimate
run be made of the number
that will help in the program.
Schulken asks that partici
:>ants fill out registration card
which have been left in variou
ocations throughout the cnun
ty, so that the final details of
I the Bii! Swim can be worked
out.
Look u|miii every day as thi
while life, not merely as :» sc
tion; and enjoy and improv.
the prest fit without wisl.n.
through ha.ste, to rui-h on ti
another.
—Jean Paul liichtei
Τ* · (». «·»· lit has a ri^ht to
Rtivcrn itself .
I I
3»««ι
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CHURCH DIRECTORY
TAROB CITY BAPTIST: 8»
Jain··« VI. Johnson, Hutot
Bun-lay School 9:45 Α. Μ ;
Morning Service 11:1)0 A. M.,
Training lit Ion 6-"«0 P. Μ»;
Kvi>niiiK Service 7:.'!0 P. If.;
Church Nlsjht Wed 7:TO P. M.;
■V. M. IT Circle« Thursday after
1st Sunday, General W. M. U
Holiday alter 2nd Sunday.
ΤΛΒΟΒ C1TV PBKSBYTKB
IAN: Rev. Heiicy L. Keave».
Sr. Paator; Church School 10:00
A M, M.jraln>r Worahip 11 00
A M, PYF SWJMDAY 6.00 Ρ Μ..
Men of The Church 2nd Tum·
lay
SAINT rtll. Μ KTHOKUT
Kev Ρ Η Uavfleld. i-aelur.
Bundav S<·hoc·' 9:4ίί \ M. Morn·
1°* Worship i:.00; MYF Sun
dav β Ρ Μ; Evening Worehip
1:00. W S C S Circle«. Klnrt
Tuend-iv evening: fieberal W S
2 S meeting Third Tueadtry eve
ning
nUCNDAI.K ΒΛ ΓΓΙ8Τ: Hr»
Otto Edwvrd». P&etor: Sunday
äcnool 10:00 Α. M.: Player Meet
in* Sundaya β:tu P. M.; Preach
.og. Saturday Ck i.-.re 3rd Sunda«
7 SO P. Ii.. 3rd Sunday moraine
)· Vi Α Μ. Sunday rdfbt l:30
Ρ U
»IT HERMAN BAmsTl
ff«/. Clya« Priiwt, Paator; Sud·
day 3chon' 10 Α Μ.; Pray·/
Mne ting W«d. V» P. ML: BT IT
B-iiidnv β Ρ Μ · W^-flilo fterv
lc· 4th Sunday U A. M; tad
8 indk ·' 7 :3l) PJL
CfOAB CHEEK BAPTIST ι
Rev. T. W riearpe. Kastor: Sun
day Sch ool 10 0» Α. Μ : Prayaf
Meeting W,d. 7 0J P. M.; Wor
■hip Service. Third Sunday 11 00
A. M.. Flmi Sunday 7 00 P. M.
LEBANON METHOD I·*1
Her W K. Herberi, Paator; Sun
Hay School '0:00 A. U.. Preach -
In#, let Sun. ΤΛΟ P. M.. 3rd Sun
day 7:00 P. id.; Μ. Γ 7„ Monday
7.0· P. Μ.; W. β. C. β. let Wed
Nif tit
B1VEBSIDE BAPTIST ι Rer.
ft U. CUMBBB, paator; Sun
lay School at 1· Α. Μ; worahip
aervloe Saturday nicht before
fo-irtb Sunday. 7:00 *nd Sunday
j ornln* 11:00; and aeoond Sun
day night at 7:00. Pra»-* w»·
Ice each Wednesday niybt nt
ΓΟΟ. Β TU Sunday ulght 7 JO
rOBEST LAWN HI MIO AB V
ΒΑΡΤΙ&Ί. Rev. Gaston Heater,
Mtniater. Sunday Sctiool Μ 19
A. M. Preaching lat Sunday 11;
f .30 P. M. and eaeo Sunday at
'JO P. M.
A. M.. 3rd Snudap Night at β 0b
«IT. SINAI BATTini Bo·
Garlon l-ong, paator: Sunday
Bobool 10:00 A. B.; Preaching
•enice tad Sunday 11:00 Α. Μ
tod 4tb Sunday at 7 J0 P. M.;
Prayer Berrtoe each Wednaaday
LITTLE BETHEL] Bey. L W
Brown, Paator Preaching Sad
•nd 4th Sunday. 11:00 AM
►. Ν KW LIFE BAPTIST: Β*. \
Croweli Powell, Pastor. Sun
day School 10 00 a m. Woranip
Service aerond Sunday Η :30 ρ
«η ; Fourth Sunday at 11:00 -ι m
LIVKl FRCP Will
BAPTIST: Kev. BLMy Hardee
Paetor· S«mdav r>hc~l 10 00 β
m.; Worship Service 3z5 Sunday
C «> a. m.
KT. ZI OK BAPTIST; Past
er. He». Q. Ciyöe Prince ·
Sunday School 10:00 Λ Μ.
Ror*rt Granger Supt. r
ihip 8#~<ee ;; K. M. Sat.
before and n: Jet Sun.; 3rd
3un. 7:00 P. M. Prayer Ser·
"Ice·. Sun. 7:30 P. IL
«f AC'F.DONIA FHRKWILL BA
PTIST rtiOHCH: Rev. Clar
ence Oribb. pastor: Sumüi
Schoo" 10 00 A Μ · -rsrahla tl :00
A Μ second and fourth Sun
da v'a Evening Services 7:30
° Μ
OL» ZION WESLETAN MF
TIIOIIIST CHUBCH: Bev. Hal
Γ Prown. Pailor. Sunday School
lift A Μ; Wesley an Tout* 7 00
Ρ Μ; Evening Services 7:30:
Prayer Services 7 Ρ Μ 09 Sun·
luv-·« and Wednesday's.
ONAMST RA» BAPTIST CRD
ACH: W Po»*er Harrelaoo
naxror. Sund iy School 10 A Μ
Woranip Service· 11 A Μ 2nd
and 4th Sunday's. 1st and 3ro
.'uidav Night* at 7*33: Prayer
Service* 7 Ρ Μ on Sun α* νa and
Wedneaday'a
CLAUKOOX CHUBCH OF
CHBIST: Bible Study 10:00 A.
M.; Homing Worahlr 1100 A.
H.; Fvenl.ig Wortabip 7:30 P.
H.: Wednesday Bible Study
7 SO P. H.
IANW PLAIN BAPTIST: Bey
O. flyde Prince, pastor; Sun
day School 10:00 Α. Η ; Wor
ship Service. 3rd Sunday at
U 00 A. M.. 1st Sunday night
·♦ 7 30 P. H.
JO NFS ST BEET MISSION·
ABY BAPTIST CHUHCBi
Rev. L L Todd, Pastor; W. J
Hardee. 8 8 Supt.. Ε D. Gask
Im. Β. Τ. U Director: W Η
Hardee and J. C. Gasklna, Dea
cons
Preaohing,
2nd nnd 4th Sun...11:00 A Μ
2nd nnd 4th Sun 7:30 Ρ Μ
Vm'f χϊΖ
Sunday School 10:00 A Η
Prayer Service eaoh
Wednesday 8 00 P. 1L
JLABKNDON JAPTIHT. flev
Joe Stanley. Pastor. Sunday
Sehoo* 10:00 \ H.; Training
Union 1:30 Ρ Μ; Prayer Meet·
ng. Wed">iday 7 JO P. M: Wor
ship <«··■ nee 1st and 3"d Sun
law V ι* A V. 2nd and 4th
iunda/· . 30 Ρ Μ: WM8 Hon
lay evening after or* Sunday.
wtnm MVTHomsT
Β Ρ Armstrong, Pastor. Sundap
School 10:00 A M. Morning Ser
vice Plret and Third Sunday·
at 11:00 A M. Second and
Fourth Sunday· at 7:30 Ρ Μ.
ASHK PR Κ Κ WILL. ΗΛΡΤΜ1
(MI'RCH. rtev. ci&ivnce Cribb
pan tor. Sunday Pihoo* 10:0>
\ Id.; Worship 3er vi et* 2u.'
v..d Ith Sundav's If 0^ A Μ
ird.and 4th Sur lav W -ilf Ρ Μ
PrJyer Mrrtlnr.
r on Ρ Μ
ST. ΠΜΝΠϋ XAVIU CA»
THOUC CHCKCH: Ke». Arth.·
or Li. Duncan. ΡμΙλγ- Sunday
Whjw at 9:45 a. m.; ConfCW.JJ
W &30 Λ. m., Hoij uay«: Ma.*
at 8 15 a ok
WKW LIFI BAPTIST: Ke*. ·
Clyde Prince oaat-ir Sunde»
School at t0:00 A M.: Worahlt
Oei lie· 2nd Sunday at 11 00 A
Μ and 4th Sunday at 7-30 Ϊ-. Μ
CHI'RCH or GOD: Cor. Sixth
and Lewis St. Rev Gordon |
Fowle··. Pastor. S S 10:00 a m;
Morning vVomhiptll; YPE 7 | 1
m; Evanirellctic Service* 7:M
ρ m; Bible Study and Prayer. '
Afed. 7.30 ρ m
rilBHTOWN FHRKWri L ΗΛ- '
PTI8T: Pastor — Rev. Clarence
Crlbb, Sunday $chooi 10:00 AJf. ι
Worship Service 7:30 Ρ IL each
Sunday. Prayer Service 1:30 ι
m Thursday.
CAROLINA BAPTIST: Rev J j
C. Jones. Pastor; S. 3 10:01 '
a m: Morninic Worship II :Ut)
Training Union 7:00 ρ m; Eve
ning Worship 8:00 t m: mid
week prayer service ^00 a. m
Deacons mee* Friday oeforr
F«vt Sunday.
IfANUIL HOl.INf.ft8 ΓΚΓΒ
CK, J. Ρ Jonee Pastor; Sunday
School tO a m: vorsh'p aervic*
2nd and 4tv 3 :niay's. YPH
Sunday at <1:30 i> si: uiiö wwV
prayer sex vie· 7 45 ρ tn
LAWNI'ALI BAPTIST: R*"
V. D. Oaskln, Pastor; Sundh)
School 104· Α. V: Worshlf
Service tod Sun. 11:00 A If.
P1RKWAT PRMWIU RA?
TT«T CHTRCH: Rev. Clären«
Crtbb. pastor. Sunday Sc Loo
l0:0u A Μ : worship 1100 A If
Bvenlng Services 7.80 Ρ If οι
First and Third Sunday's
WOW IUI SA» 1ST
Sundav School a U' Train
In« Union. β:·Τ0 Ρ Μ. WMU. 1*
Monday in each month. Wor
ship Services. 11 00 A M. and
IJ0 Ρ If: Officers' and Teach
trs* Meeting, Wednesday, 7 ft1
Ρ U.
OKKKW «RA BAPTIST: Rev
Morgan Gllreath. Pastor: Sun
day School JO 00 Α. Μ.; Β. T. C
1:30 P. M.: Evening Worsfali
«:00 Ρ M.
AKTIOCB BAPTIST: Sunda
School 10 10 A. M.; Preaching
Sat before 2nd Sunday 11 :M A
M. 4th Sunday 11 00 A Μ
CMKBSON FRKKWII.L BAP
TIST: Rev. A L> Duncan, Past
or. P-eachlng Sat before HI
Sunday 740 P. M.. Sunday
morning 11 Λβ A. M.;
Mod 10 00 A. IL
This Directory Sponiorad by the Following Tabor City Finn»*
Kiaoy't Clothirg Star· W. F. Co· Compos Carroll Solo· Company
Shell instructor Billy Reynolds
offers 10 clues that may help you spot
trouble before it starts
• Ovrn 12,000 Shell deal
| ers go to Shell training
I centers every year. There,
I they learn how to spot
trouble quickly.
I f i»r/» 1Π frnnKln o»r»_
nals that Billy Reynolds,
one of Shells ehief instructors, always
stresses. If you notice any of them in your
car, tell your Shell dealer. His advice
might head off a big repair bill later on.
1. Mushy brakes. When your car is stand
ing still, push the brake pedal down with
a fmn, steady pressure. If it feels soft and
sinks to the lloor, you've got trouble that
should be fixed right away.
2. Wandering wheels. If your front tires
show more wear on one side of the tread
than the other, your wheel alignment is
probably at fault. Out-of-line wheels can
increase tire wear up to 50 percent.
3. Jiggly front end. Shove down hard on
either bumper with your foot. If the car
bobs up and down for a long time before
coming to a rest, ask your Shell dealer to
check your shock absorbers.
4. Decrepit tail pipe. If your muffler or
tail pipe is rusted through in spots, it's a
g<K»d idea to replace it.
5. "Bloated" radiator hoses. Inspect all
of the rubber hoses that interconnect your
cooling system. If they're cracked or swol
len, they can fail at any time and cause
your engine to overheat.
6. Marred windshield. If your windshield
is scarred or streaked, it's probably due to
faulty windshield wipers. Have your Shell
dealer check and replace them if necessary.
7. Strange noises. Listen for any odd
noises from your car. They can be warn
ings of trouble on the way.
8. Under-the-hood clues. You can learn
a lot by looking at your engine. Watch
for oil, fuel and water leaks. Also, loose
wires and worn insulation.
9. Sluggish battery. If your engine turns
over more slowly than usual when you
start up, a weak battery is probably the
trouble. But it could be something else.
Better check it.
10. Oil-streaked sidewalls. Check the
sides of your tires you seldom sec—the
sides facing in. Look for signs of leaking
fluid on the tire walls. Could be a leaking
brake cylinder, or faulty oil seals on the
rear wheels. Both can be serious.
Any trained Shell dealer knows many
trouble signals besides these. Take advan
tage of his training. And one last tip:
when you've got your car in top condition.
keep it filled with today's Super Shell —
for top performance all year long.
Super Shell's 9 ingredients
for top performance
TCP*—for power, mileage and longer
plug life.
Pen lane mix— for fast warm-ups.
Anti-knock mix— for resistance to knocks.
Alkylate — to help control "high-speed"
knock.
Butane— for quick starts.
Cat-cracked gasoline— foi power.
Anti-icer— added in cold weather to help
check carburetor icing stalls.
Gum preventive—to help keep carburet
ors clean inside.
Platformate— for extra mileage.
SHELL ι
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