THE BEAUFORT MEWS THURSDAY OCT. 22 1925.
PAGE FIVE
PHONE ITEMS TO 16
PERSONAL NOTES i
I
TELEPHONE NO. 16
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Frohock of
Moorestown, N. J. are here stopping
at the Davis House.
Captain W. A. Sanders of Norfolk,
Va. was in town Tuesday on a busi
ness trip and to see his relatives.
NEXT SUNDAY
OCT. 25th.
Mr. M. Leslie Davis was called to
3frteenviUe Tuesday on account of
the death of his nephew Leslie Hum
foer. Messrs Theo. S. Meekins and P. W.
Meekins of Manteo arrived .Monday INVITED
en their way to Florida by water.
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RALLY DAY
' at the
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Special Program
Beginning At 10 O'clock A. M.
You Ar
tion. head on each visit.
According to Mr. Randnll, County; He was known to have killed in
Agent J. P. Herring of New Hanover ieS3 than a month after their arrival
County will have charge of local ar- 34 registered Rambouillet bucks pur
rangements while the program will chased at a cost of $35 each at a
be in charge of the horticultural work railroad point 75 miles distant. His
ers.Mr. Randall states that there will 0f registered breeding sheep dur
be a round table discussion in -which jng the summer of 19.2 was valued at
the truck growers will be invited to $3,465. In 1923 his kill at three
give their experiences. ranches was $6,700, and his total kill
was estimated at $12,000. The larg-
SUNDAY SERVICES AT ANN W sinrle kill ha made was 50 head
STREET METHODIST CHURCH 0f range sheep, breeding ewes with
their lambs and yearlings. Other
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. and ranches have reported individual los-
preaching at 11 by the pastor, Rev. geS 0f 17 gheep in one night and 28
E. Frank Lee. Subject, "The power in 0ne night. On an average these
Jof Elijah." Junfor Epworth League range sheep are considered worth $7
at 2:30 p. m. a head.
I Senior Epworth League at 6:45 p.! 0ne of the difflculties i tracing
m. Preaching at 7:30 by the pastor. the Wst of tWa wo,f is the com.
Subject, "The Little Foxes That Spoil . . . an(rR in th liv),stock indu9.
c " o -
,The Vineyard."
j The public is cordially invited to
all these services.
I Attention of the members is call-
try of Harding County within recent
years. It was formerly a cow coun
try, with many range horses. Sheep
Perfect
Compounding
Compounding prescrip
is the one part of a
Druggist's work that re
quires the utmost train
ing and skill in the use
of Drugs. We believe
you will be satisfied
with our ability along
thes lines.
Joseph House
DRUGGIST
The Rexall Store
Mr. W. W. Chadwick of New Bern
was in town Tuesday on a business
trip.
Mr. M. J. Connaly was in town
Tuseday stopping at the Davis House.
Mr. S. D. Mann of Washington, N.
C. was a guest of the Davis House
yesterday.
Mrs. M. Leslie Davis is in Raleigh
on a visit to relatives.
nnnr itnnot ifrilf a tvinra than half till I
CUM t tea to the fact that the meeting of livestock indu8try. Ranch owner,
our Annual Conference is near at have changed but the men who re
wumn nanu, ana we trust xnai every mem- 1
DC A KM TT C ton AAA AtfVA
,ju,uuv,uuu nvmn uauu, aim we irust inat every raera- mem,er hjj Toes" over the
how the humble peanut is closely her w.U see that his and her pledge whole of w career consider his tak.
allied with American history is told is paid in full at the earliest possible , one of the mo9t important eats
m the United States Department of,time, and that there will be r,ianyevep accomplished in the annuals of
Agriculture educational film, "Pea- who will go the second mile in giv- wojj hunting
nuts $80,000,000 Worth." ,ing in order that our Conference 1 '
This vegetable, which is not ac- collections may all be paid in full,
tually a nut but a ground pea, is aj Ann Street Methodist Sunday
native South American plant and School gave a beautiful banner on
found its way to North America by last Sunday to that class in Sunday
way of Africa as food for prisoners school that raised the largest collec
on board slave ships in early Colonial tion. This banner, called the "Giv-
Mit Bernice Wheatly Becomes Bride
Of Evan S. Jarman
A simple but very impressive wed
ding took place yesterday when Miss
1AI II Til
mirk - n TTfi iti t
jp VVG IkMfC 11.
Rprnire Whpat.lpv herame the bride ;
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uajs. iu uie Liniu oi me war ue-ii"K utuiiitM, was won uy miss iieuie . T7Vnn 4 i,man Tho
tween the States the plant was neg- Swann's class.
Mrs. Thomas
lected by the southern planters and can's class gave a close
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lewis of
Greenville, S. C. and Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Lewis of New Bern came last ion soldiers foraging for food came Miss Nellie Jones.
Dun-
ceremony
Saturday on a visit to Mr. and Mrs
W. W. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. David Duncan
rived Saturday on a visit to Mr. J.
F. Duncan and family
' Reverend A S Barnes, superinten
dent of the Methodist Orphanage at
Raleigh spent several days here re
cently stopping at the Davis House
wa nprfnrmpd hw Rpv. Franria H.
lected by the southern planters and can's class gave a close chase, and ,CrajKnin rector of the Church of
was grown mainly in small patches jdeserves honorable mention. The jth qqoa Shepherd, at the home of
1- A 1- 1 TA it TT I J 1 J A .1 1 I 1 1
oy me slaves, uuring me war un- oamier was aesignea ana painieu py th bride's sister Mrs Earle D
Spurill, on South Pearl street.
The Spurill home was beautifully
upon the "goober pea" and found it
palatable and nourishing.' After
Appomattox many of them carried
ar-.the pods home with them, and the
RALLY DAY
peanut won immediate favor m the Day at the First Baptist Church.
North, and its culture has undergone jThere will be a special program be
great development in the South. ginning at 10 o'clock. No Sunday
decorated with ferns, chrystanthe
miims. rosmps and dahlias and a few
Next Sunday October 25 is Rally frienda and relativea gathered to wit-
ness the nuptial service.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. F. Wheatley, of Beaufort
! School and Church Service will be
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PLANTS PECAN GROVE Iheld as the entire time will be taken iana l"? rom 18 lne 0" . "r"
WHEN ONE TREE PAYS Up with the Rally Day Program
Raleigh, N. C. Oct. -"You see that! Every one is invited to come out.
tree near the house? It's a budded
.
Mrs Earnest Waters of Morehead, Stuart pecan tree that I planted gouTH DAKOTA STOCK KILLER
'City was in town Monday on a visii( eleven years ago," saw Uan Hasty,
to relatives. Laurinburg in a recent conversa-
tion with one of the horticultural
' Miss Mary Ann Killingsworth left workers of State' College. "That
CAUGHT
BY GOVERNMENT
HUNTER
1 Another notorious ' stock; killer is
Aoati "Thros Tnoa " . urnlf aaA tn
today for New York after spending tree was a mere switch when I plant-... . 119 . . .
enU anu wa not ... pruuu of 8tock ku,jn and
Mrs. M. F. Jarman. of this city. Mr.
and Mrs. Jarman left after the cere
mony for a wedding trip Jo points in
the western part of Virginia. (Rocky
Mount Telegram)
some time with her mother Mrs.
D. Killingsworth,
M.
Mr. H. J. Bandy of Chicago arrived
yesterday on a business trip and is
a guest of the Davis House.
the effort when my neighbors began
to make fun of me for expecting it f
to bear nuts in my' life time. I did
in which he has eluded cappture, was
successfully trapped in Harding
County, S. Dak., last July. The honor
Reverend L. B. Boney who has from it 40 pounds of the choicest pe-
been sick for several days with mala-1 cans you ever saw. That winter I
ria is some better and hopes to be in spread some stable manure around it
-. : ;i u i: " " .
noi ve " iueur .;of his capture goes to Junior In
but, when it was 9 years old, to the!spector c,yde F Bri of the
surprise of my neighbors, I gathered . Snrv)v - thB lInifpH
States Department of Agriculture.
More than 160 men have tried for
and the next year it yielded 75
pounds. I spread stable manure a
round it again the following winter
and lnaf harvoefprl IKfl nmmrla
. -"- . "iwotl scent as
of tine pecans which I sold at 50
cents a pound." '- ,
n . i it a
ooon auer piamung mis tree, mr. Th- . been . ....
Hasty became further interested in fof mor- than 13 year8rranRing over
the western half of Harding County
till h now has a thriving young or
pecans and has been setting out trees
chard of more than 200 trees that
will soon be -in . bearing. What he
cannot understand, he states is that
more farmers do' not plant pecan
trees. He has noticed no falling off
in the crops growing on the land a
mong the trees and the grove costs
him very little for cultivation. Mr.
Hasty states that he could sell the
nuts at ten cents a pound and make
money growing them.
WILL HOLD SCHOOL
FOR TRUCK GROWERS
- Raleigh, N. C. Oct, 19 A short
course and school for truck growers
his pulpit Sunday.
Messrs W. D. Allen, J. L.-Edwarda,
C. V. Herrington and A. L. Wilson
of Newport have been in town this
week attending court.
-,Mr. . R. Hardesty of Newport R.
F. D.- 2 attended oourt here severa
days this week.
i
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Keonce of Tren
ton were guests of the Inlet Inn
Tuesday.
'
Miss Hilda Jacobs of New Bern,
court stenographer, is in town stop
ping at the Inlet Inn.
Attorneys Wm. Dunn Jr., C. L.
Abernethy Sr., C. L, Abernethy Jr.,
A. D. Ward and D. L. Ward of New
(Bern have been here this week at
tending court.
Attorneys A. B. Morris, E. H..
Gorham, Alvah Hamilton and Luther 0f southeastern North Carolina will
Hamilton of Morehead City are at-be held at Wilmington on Thursday
. , cording to an announcement from
COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOLS ! Glenn O. Randnll extention horticul-
. TO MEET IN NEWPORT turist at State College.
i ' One of the man purposes of the
Beginning at 7:30 o'clock Saturday school is to carry to the truck grow
night, October 24th., and continuing ers the latest available information
through Sunday, the Carteret County secuured from expe,Rimen(tal work
Sunday School Convention will be done by the United States Depart
held at the Methodist church, at New-!ment of Agriculture and the North
port.' I Carolina Experiment -Station. Staff
. Participating in the Convention members of the Department of Hori
program will be Mr. D. W. Sims, culture at State College, representa
Raleigh, .General Superintendent, and tives of the State Division of Mar
Miss Daisy Magee, Children's Divi-,kets, Director I. O. Schaub of the
sion Superintendent of the North 'Agricultural Extension Division and
Carolina School Association. Among representatives of the United States
the local county workers taking part 'Department of Agriculture will be
on the program will be the following: on the program. An important fea
Mr. P. P. Garner; Rev. C. A. Johnson, 'ture will be a discussion by W. F.
Mrs. D. B. Willis, Hon. Luther Ham-'callender of the Bureau of Crop
ilton, and Mr. N. P. Davis.- Estimates in which will be shown
One feature of the convention will the season of the year which should
be the presentation of a beautiful prove most profitable for the produc
pennant to the Sunday School having jtion of the lading truck crops.
gaged in several big drives made by
stockmen. Mr. Briggs took him in
15 days' trapping, using natural
bait. The work was
.conducted in cooperation with the
i State Department of Agriculture.
NEWS ITEMS FROM
STATE CAPITAL
(Continued from page one)
The State Department of Revenue
finds that collections for gasoline
sold during the quarter ending Sep
tember 30th aggregated in amount
jthe princely sum of $1,33G,851.30
'as against $1,233,911.14 for the cor
responding quarter for 1924 a..gain
of $103,940.14. Four cents on each
gallon sold goes to the State Highway
Commission for expenses.
The State-Board of Assessment re
cently decided that conditional be
quests do not thwart the inheritance
tax. In his will Mr. D. Kich deceas
ed of Winston-Salem left $100,000
to a Miss Brenanger, with the condi
tion that if she dies without issue be
fore attaining 'the age of thirty the
money will go to Buie's Creek Aca
demy. The donor made the bequest
not subject to taxation, but inheri
tance taxes on his estate were com
puted, with due allowances that Miss
Brenanger, who is now nineteen will
live to he thirty.
16,625 avfomohile Ucene plates
were issued by the license depart
ment of the State during the past
month which brings, the total in the
State to339,975.
THAT GIFT YOU MUST
GIVE TO SOMEONE XMAS. "
I have just returned from New York
where I purchased a line of "goods for
Christmas-gift giving. Goods are coming
in every day and the Store is beginning to
take on a holiday atmosphere. These
goods are more attractive and lower-priced
than ever before.
It will be to your interest to call and
look over my line.
B. A. BELL
Your Jeweler for 16 years
AT YOUR SERVICE
and northwestern Butte County in
South Dakota; Bowman County,
N. Dak.; and southeastern Carter
county, Mont, it would be impos
sible to estimate his entire killings,
but from available data and state
ments of stockmen who have lost
heavily in recent years through his
depredations, $50,000 s a conserva
tive figure. He has destroyed sev
eral thousand sheep as well as a large
number of cattle. Horses have not
been counted against him, but he has
killed many. He seldom killed only
enough animals for food, but almost
invariably destroyed from 10 to 30
WANTED: SETTER BIRD DOG.
Must be well trained, good looking
and reasonably young. Trial must
be given. R. L. Fritz, Beaufort N. C.
STERE
0SC0P1KS
in the Convention thelargest number
of representatives, sixteen years of
age, and over, according to the num
ber of miles traveled. The contest
Another important feature will be
an address by H. H. Zimmerly of the
Virginia Truck Station near Norfolk
giving some facte about the culture
is open to all Sunday Schools in the of spinach. Director I. O. Schaub
county. The pennant will be present-J of the extension service will discuss
ed at the cjose qf the session on San-, the relation of njffiaibn work to the
day afternoon. track growers f tie Wilnrtngtoa sec-
Do you know what it is? Well its the latest
in Motion Pictures a Super Novelty, Pos
itively Startling effect. The pctures fair
ly jump out and mingle with the audience.
Only four of this kind of Pictures in the
world. The SEABREEZE has been over
twelve months in securing these pictures
for its patrons- The first will be October
29th and 30th. The price is only 10 and
20 cents. So all can see this Super Novel-
ty. .
The Seabreeze
TKeJfow thot makes
qoocfonr Guarantee'
without 0 question is
the flour w mommmJ.
Thai's
MAXWELL COMPANY
NEW BERN, N. C, Dist.
You can find this flour in Beaufort at I. N. Moore,
C. D. Jones Est., J. B. Jones & Son, F. L. King
R. N. Dickinson, C. A. Clawson.
WhyWofftow? j
Tii lotion
I will advertise on the first of Nov. all
property on which the town and street im
provement taxes have not been paid for
1924. ,
M. A. HILL, Tax Collector
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