THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY JUNE 4 1925
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VHE BEAUfORT NEWS The Beaufort News down byt'ie That is pood news as far as it .
Published every Thursday sea mourns the lack cf failure to goes and it might very well be fol-
at Beaufort Carteret County iu: advantage of opportunity in the lowed up with some information as.
North Carolina. " ; following style : to how long it takes to pave that Fort j
- "Thev are going to spend several Barnwell-Jasper project, and why. '
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Publisher several hundred thousand Collars (.mess nieim.iy .m.u wcm.iw
' Provident a lake in the Chimney Rock set- trustworthy with the passage of.
v. p tion. Down here we have enougn years, iaus, u was uiuiuy aitcr m
ice-Pres. f iqqQ lakes and it didn't New Bern fire Uat the state highway
Secretary cost a cent. The difference is that commission was persuaded to author-
MEBAE 'they will make a big fuss about their ize the construction of this piece of
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Beaufort Newt Inc.
W. A. MACE
J. F. DUNCAN
J. P. BETTS -
WILLIAM CILES
little lake and we have nothing to road as a means or providing worn
say about our big. one. If you have for men who had lost employment
something to sell the way to do it is and been rendered destitute by the
to advertise it." fire. Without great delay thereafter
$2.00 ! I woul suggest to the Beaufort grading was undertaken and subse
.LOO'News to cash in on freak or novelty quentty, at some period in the din;
Th v ,ntha 50 advertising as did a middle west city past, a paving contract was let ana
lMee J(m the banks of an artificial lake, work began. There is a 13-mile de.
This citv heralded itself by big road tour now through the swamps, wluci
to the effect that it
Editor and Treasurer.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
(In Advance)
One Year
Rl Months
and
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Entered as Neona-u. . ;. fn tha tht it was the is just as it was last October,
February 5, 1912 at the postomce n
under the; "" "' ""r J . ,
Beaufort, North Carolina,
act of March 3, 1879.
Beaufort might say: "The best citv itatuin to say.
on the sea NOT by a dam site." j There is not another yaru of rough
. jThis advertisement would fill the u- poing between Statesville and New
THURSDAY JUNE 4 1925 ,quirement of one of the main lines Bern, except this 13 miles and a short
! of good advertising arrest atten- distance at the new Smithfield bridge;
.tion. the 25 miles or so between Smitneld
! 'and Goldsboro, the only other unpav-
THE RESORT BUSINESS ed portion, is at present as good as
THE AUTOMOBILE
MENACE.
Man s inventive genius
has
except for the
(Greensboro News.)
dust.
RURAL SCHOOLS MADE GOOD
PROGRESS LAST YEAR
(Continued from page one)
111 II IH 1 fl I 1.1 II i!J ttn qce
II. J L : i ., ,f m.intl ww. - -.WW iu.so,
v,Q,vQi HoviVpo tViaf cnn- ine outlook lor trie summa.
tribute to the comfort and resort business this year seems
niacn,0 f tha. rnnp Rnf favorable. The foundation on
these inventions frequently car which this business rests !3 the;
ry a penalty with them. An prosperity of the people. When j
Wan r,f this is the automo- business conditions are good;
bile A very Useful invention tne flks feel like tnev can af" vrui average of the class liad improv
it is' but capable of doing great f?rd to take vacations; when L.d.
harm too. The thing needful times are hard most ot them Tne promotions for the year were
is to make use of its good quali-,nave to stav at home. Of bafed on standard Tests plus the
ties and to sift out the bad as course conditions are never so teacher's estimate of the child,
much as possible Laws regu-d that nobody at all can take fiUr gV0Up and county commenc j
lating automobile traffic are'a vacation but in bad years the Ilients served aa a fitting ciimax tn
necessary and officers should number of those who can at- our year's WOrk. In our contests
make every effort to see that orc the luxury of a vacation is s-liecial emphasis was placed on things
they are enforced- People who ge5rIy sa- . relating to reading, arithmetic, spell-
drive cars ought to obey the 1 Wnlle there is no great ing and musjc.
laws without being forced but boom excePfc in Florida and a We felt the need of emphasizing
many are selfish and think but ew otner places, business in music because at the "beginning of i
little about the rights of other ne United States seems to be tj)e year there were no victrolas in j
folks. Ten years ago there sund. and healthy. Futrher- thc tounty and only two pianos. !
were not more than a half doz- more indications are that it will Now we have seven victrolas and
en cars in Beaufort; now there be even better next fall- East- n:ne pianos. As a result of this
are many and the number is ern Carolina is mainly an agri- WOrk, we feel much has been done
constantly increasing. This cultural region and its prosper- in teaching the children to love mus-
change in condition mu.st be 1 aePena tnis years jc This was realized when we saw
understood and our officials crPs fr the most part. If the the physical exercises, folk dances,
and the public generally must cr.Ps turn out well the east singing games and other expressions
act accordingly. e in a flourishing condi- 0f rythm at county commencement.
,tion. We have not fully recov-, For better school support there is
t THF thaiitaiioita iered down here from the de- nothing that has done our county
It " to be hoped that there 'Ja?on Perid ?J920 &nd 21 more ood than the P" T" A's- They
ii is w oe nopea in at mere but we catching up the have snent for libraries window
Will be no difficulty this vear ciQf,i. Tha n:olin P "pranes, winaow
about the sale of sufficient tick- Ju Ho nt vpvv wpU shadeS' vM' Plan0S, '
mPAt tbo Ph-mf-mm... seenlh to be dolnS Very well 206.96. AH this material was need
ets to meet the Chautauqua. Th t tt min n.
contract. There IS really no j.in, h.,ri a hrA firrlo nf ea ior our suioois ana weare giaa
rpnnn whv n fpw ,le aw.vy had a hard time ot it the nee(is have been met. But more
S hovfl fft " ha, P ,, last year but the understanding than this, in communities where the
should have to go down m ;. tfhfxt f is in nrttv nrtA ' ....
xi . . i. . w - r ' v v.' o" ortraiir&aiiuiis r ave uecu must active
Jl..yV,. Shape now. Soma of the mills the voung and old have been inform.
are reported to be running ed( entertained and inspired, a "spirit
night and day. The tobacco of cooperation exists, which is re
factories and wood working markable.
concerns are also said to be AUno we have not reached the
prospering- g0Hj for wh;ch we sought, we do feel
Beaufort and Morehead City there has been improvement. The
have long had a considerable teachers planned more adroitly and
nusmess. m recent Pvn,,A
a deficit on the Chautauqua. It
is a community affair and
should have the support of all
the people- The program fur
nished by the Chautauqua is
wholesome, entertaining and
in some degree instructive-
Snmi nennlu aav thnt thpv An i .
TJZt Tnnnr gnnfnTo. this ye3rS tt h&S h music has been fostered;
is a reflection on their own in- Xhe future for tne two town everlasting
telligence. The Chautauqua in thi, ir,p nf husines sppm fecause , ;e naaL, ine. everl8 n
lecturers are not infallible, of Zrl ?hri ht wJ ZI1VZ teamWrk f eVer blming
iJfe:ifJeLe ?ive from.a11 over the State, es- beach resort men
suuu ucai wiuuRut 1.1 pecially from the piedmont
suoiecis wnivn uiev uisuuss ,
and it is often the case that
some of the lectures are the
best part of the program. All
in all the Chautauqua is well
worth the price charged for the
tickets and we hope that this
year that the tickets sale will
be a big success.
PLACED UNDER ARREST
and eastern sections. With ,bet-
ter business conditions and Lou,is Lefkowitz and Louis Katizin
good roads almost every where t0 be from winston-Salem, who
it seems that we should have as have been runnin? th3 ocean beach
many visitors this summer a? resort for colored people were put
we can accomodate. We hope under arrest Monday afternoon
that It will turn out that way charged with selling whiskey. The
and that the demand for hotel place was searched by deputies Em
facilities Will be SO great that mett Chaplain and William Williams
more and larger hotels wih aml consi(wfthw iin0, was found
n n Ann T
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have to be built.
PRESS GLEANINGS
considerably liquor was
Thirty-three Coco Cola bottles filled
with booze were found in an ice box
and elsewhere. Word was sent tD
sheriff Wade and he came and took
charge of the men and carried them
to Morehead City where they were
loocked up. They were brought to
Beaufort Tuesday and tried by Magis
ing Rock Monday brought a light trate M. R. Springle. Attorney Al
frost Tuesday morning and a heavy vah HamilUm appeared for them.
The magistrate decided that the evi-
cause and
ANOTHER DUKE GIFT.
The Duke family ma:le a
rreat deal of their enormous
fortune in North Carolina and
their native ftate is getting the
benefit of much of this wealth-
A few davs ago the announce- FR0ST AND SNOW AROUND
ment was made that B. N.j blowing ROCK.
Dukp bar! crivpn $?nft flflrt tn n The cold wave which struck B'.cw-
Negro college at Kittrell. Ee
sides this he has eiven liberal
lv in the nast. tr Trinitv Cn. one Wednesday morning. Tuesd ly
leffp and other institutions His morning the thermometer registered dence showed probable
son the late Angier Duke left'33 d?Sree3 and Wednesday morning held the-n for Superior Court under
a large legacy to Trinity and!jt had drPPed to 29 degrees, accorJ. bonds of $200 each. The men mort
his father Washington Duke,inS to H- C- Hayes a Blowing Rock agaged a merry go round, an ice
gave liberally to Trinity and to i merchant, hers yesterday. Mr. cream machine and ether property
the Greensboro College for ,1Iayes says that reports from the Aho and were relesed.
Women. The gift of forty mil- i section, Linville and Boone say that!
lions made some months ago by practically all of the crop that is out COUNTY SCHOOL BUDGET
James Buchanan Duke, a broth !anv at a11 was killed- The potato j HAS been lEPARED
er of B. N., for educational :crP wiI1 come out asain he yl '
and other purposes was one of ,but wil1 yield hardly half a crop. The' The county jBoard of Education
the largest benefaltions everfru't' he say3 i"ay nt b? entirely held its monthly meeting here Mon
made by an American citizen. killed, as the foilage is out enough to day and though the session was not
form a protective blanket over it. a 'ong one several matters of busi
Several reports of snowfall have ness were transacted. The sale of
to give away money as well aS'keei1 received fro mthe surrounding the Lola school house for $150 to
HOW to make it. (country. (From the Lenoir News- Mr. Cicero Goodwin was confirmed.
iTopic) jine budget lor tne ensuing school
jyear has been abut completed and is
A SECTION OF ROUTE 10. ready to be presented to the board
The Kinston correspondent ofiof county commissioners. The fig-
It seems that sons of the Old
North State are learning how
CITY ADVERTISING.
The Hendersonville News is
a great town booster and con
sequently its opinion on adver-
the Daily News passes along a "re-:Uies had not been totalled but it ap-
tising ought to carry some Port in road construction circles here' pears that there will be a slight m
weight A suggestion which it j to the effect that the unpaved sec- crease over la3t year's budget. The
makes as to advertising B3au- tion of the Central highway be tween board decided to have the two trucks
fort we pass along to our read- Fort Barr.we!l and Jasper is to be used by the Newport school sent to
ers for such action as they may 'Conditioned for heavy tourist traf- Kinston to be rebuilt,
see fit to take fic" during the next few days. 1
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"A Great Progran
OUTLINE PRC
First Week-A
Afternoon 3 :00
Opening Exerwes Chafcman
Concert The Bornschem Com
Junior ChautauquaI-'or a,ll Ji
Nights 8 :00
Concert The Bornschein Com
Lecture "Getting by Your H
Second Week-!
Morning:
Junior Chautauqua
Afternoon:
Lecture-Demonstration "How
Moderate Incc
Night:
Comedy Drama "The Next B
Tkird Week-d
Morning:
Junior Chautauqua ,
Afternoon :
Full Program Lowell Patton
Night;
Concert and Entertainment 1
Entertainment "The Wit and
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Fourth Week-.
Morning:
Junior Chautauqua
Afternoon:
Concert Cardin TeAta Comp:
Wight:
Concert Cardin TeAta
Lecture D. ThomaJ Curtin
Filth Week.d
Morning:
Junior Chautauqua
Afternoon:
Junior Chautauqua
Program
u.ve ana jKe ' Umpanyt-"
Night: Comedy Drama 'G
ANNOUNCEMI
1. Hours of opening afti- first da'
nounced on . the op4ing day,
i. All single admissions
3. Second and fifth nights
4. Children's single admis
5. When Sunday intervene a specia
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xcept the
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These Chaultauqu,
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Davis Bros.
Levi T. Noe & Son Hdwe
Paul's Garage
The Bank of Beaufort
Carteret Broadcast Co.
Bayard Taylor
Gaskill Mace Co.
Guthrie-Bell, Druggist
Stubbs Fruit Co.
North State Cov. Co.
N. F. Eure
R. W. Jernigan -C-
D. Jones Est.
Joseph House, Drugist
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