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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1929 PAGE HVf -Personal No?es Telephone II Mr. Henry K. Fort of Philadelphia was here Monday to attend a meet-j ing of the board of county commis-; gioners. ; ! Postmaster William Duncan of Raleigh had business here Monday 'with the board of county commission ers. ! i Former county commissioner Ku dolph Peletier of Stella was in town yesterday. Mr. G. J. Xorris of Peletier was a visitor to Beaufort 'Wednesday. tV?5Q make up Its mind 'tW'V that It is going to iftjjft be attacked in all , TtLmr sorts of Illogical ways as well as logical ones. I Mr. Dick Duncan of Raleigh spent the week end in Beaufort. unfinished." The hay crops have a ; direct relation to livestock activities, j Our mountain counties load in live stock and hay crops. The Central Piedmont comes next. The East can grow the heaviest yields-even two crops per year on the same land. These crops require the least labor meaning the least expense. They can be handled entirely by machinery, meaning the most acres per worker. Looking at our county, we find in the State's Annual FARM FORE CASTER the following hays. Small grains cut green 213 acres; cowpeas for hay 311 acres; soy beans for hay 622 acres; all clovers 1000 acres; mixed hays 154 acres; meadows 4 acres or a total of 2304 acres of hay crops in Carteret county. Ashe County, with 21,31)5 acres, leads in the mountains counties; Rowan, with 31,374 acres; tops the State for the 'Pi.-dmont area, while Robeson, with 15,483 leads the east in hay and the State in total farm acreage and ! number of farms. Brave Boy Scout ) Shoes For The Family Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Pittman of Hark, va., are visiting Mrs. J. P. Humphrey. i CHILDREN HAVE HOUR OF THEIR VERY OWN i Mr. J. W. Bria-ht and Mrs. Ballad ' Messrs. T. H. and John Guthrie of Pickard of Durham spent several Bogue were in town Saturday with days recently with Mr. Bright's (laugh 1 a tiuek load of tine melons. .er, Mrs. R. P. Jernigan. i l'lils Is Klclianl I'nui, thirteen, Lin coln, Neb., Boy Scout who saved Mrs. Orover Cleveland Alexander, wife of the famous St. Louis pitcher, from drowning in Platte river. Richard Is the son of Adjutant General Paul, of the Nebraska National Guard, Morehead City, July 10 Every Tuesday night from 8:30 to U:30 is Children' Hour at the Atlantic Ho tel. During this hour the orchestra Miss Grace Harper and brother of am' tne ballroom floor belong to the Mr. Elmo Stewart of the Core Kinston spent last week end rho ! children. No adults are allowed to We handle the celebrated Hamilton Brown line of shoes. A fine assortment of Ladies Slippers and Oxfords in Patent Leather, Kid and a big variety of colors, styles and sizes. Also a good line of Men's Shoes. Prices of shoes range from $3.50 to $6.00 BOYS' WASH SUITS This is the season for Wash- Suits. We have a nice line of them ranging from 75 cents to $2.50 a suit. Any Thing You Need in Dry Goods and Notions FARM FOR SALE I). L CO. .Banks Coast Guard station who re- guests of Miss Evelyn Chadwick, who ! dance at tn's "our. cently had his collar Done monen is accompanied them horns for several in the Potter Hospital here. days. ' j Misses Rosa Adams, Ruth Evans, and Jennie Allen of Gretnville spent the week end here. ! Misses Sarah and Theresa Hill left Saturday for Baltimore where they will visit their sister for several ; weeks. The orchestra Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Simmons who have been spending the winter in - Florida and Georgia cities arrived Tuesday and are visiting Mrs. Sim mon's parents Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Noe. plays such childhood favorites as "The Farmer in the Dell" and others of similar nature for the amusement of the children, as well as regular of the hotel, from the summer cot-! shed room; Will sell f or Cash taees. and from Morehead Citv. Beau . or terms. Apply to fort and other towns attend the TWO MILES FROM THE TOWN OF BEAUFORT On the North River Road; 43 j I acres of land, about te i clear- ' ed. I own both sicif s of the j road, it has a two sro.-y house ; and two small barns end one; n m KB! a u a k m a m m Ha. n C fl I i b a u e a a ! Childrtns Hour at the Atlantic Ho jtel. Once or twice through the sea- son a costume . ball is held for the F. B. McINTOSH Mr. P. B. Beard of Salisbury is;,1DDC. .,-. here on a vacation trip stopping at ' BEAUFORT CAPITAL ' children, ancl prizes are given for the the Manson House. i best costume. At many of the i Washington. July iu Aim warren at Beaufort Lumber and Mfg. Co., from 7 a. m. until 5:30 pm. FOR FALL PLANTING Messrs. Carl Hatsell and R. D. Whitehurst left Saturday night on an extended trip throughout the South. dances special favors are presented, fans, whistl.s, and other novelties that are a delight to the childish j heart. Mr. Va. Francis Hatsell is in Richmond ' Mr. J. J. Whitehurst spent the week end in Norfolk on business. Mr. J. C. Malbon of Norfolk was a business visitor here Wednesday. Capt. Geo. Styron and J. J. White hurst attended the Grand Lodge of the Charitable Brotherhood in Arap ahoe this week. Miss Sarah Bain Ward of Kinston is visiting her cousin Mrs. L. L. Smith Mr. L. A. Haywood of Trenton is 7'siting his son Mr. S. H. Haywood. Miss Lessie Arrington returned Tuesday from a few days visit to her aunt Mrs. Joe Burnett at Henderson. University of North Carolina heavy weight, will fight Julian Weisse of New York in a bout here July 19. Weisse, according to the dop ., re cently showed up Battling Finch in a ten round bout in Charlotte and also holds a decision over King Solo mon in New York. The fights are announced for the i The Junior Order councils at More- night of the 19th and if it rains that 'head City and Beaufort will attend a Special Jr. O. U A. M. Religious Ser vice at Franklin Memorial M. E. SPECIAL SERVICES SUNDAY FOR JUNIOR ORDER MEN night the card will go over unt.l the j night of the 21st. Church at Morehead City Sunday night July 14th. at 8 o'clock. Rev. J. A. Sharp has arranged a special pro gram at his church for the Juniors j and their friends. The subject will ' came upon him only three days ago. ,, n, , , - j'His wife, Mrs. Emily Hardee Kenn- Mr. Wm. Anderson of Wilson and. , ,. ' J ,, Mr. Ben Aycock of Micro were visi CAPTAIN W L KENNEDY HAS PASSED AWAY Kinston, July 10 Capt. William L. Kennedy, 84, farmer and business man of Falling Creek, died in a hos- be in keeping with the prinpicles of pital here today. He was one of the order. Special music will be a I the best known men in this section, part of the program which is being ! He was the master of Cedar Dell plan I arranged by Mrs. Sharp, the pastor s I tation, whose big house is a bit of j wife. the old South surviving the 20th cen- j The Juniors will meet at the Odd ' tury progress. Capt. Kennedy was i Fellow Hall at 7:30 o'clock and march in failing health for months, but the I ina body t othe church. They will 1 illness which preceded his death leave the hall at ten minutes to eight. Even The Pictures ere Talking SEA BREEZE THEATRE MCN. TUES. JULY 1516 "THE Bachelor Girl A Glorious Love Romance A TALKING PICTURE with complete muiical score WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SHIP MENT OF SEEDS FOR FALL PUR POSES. GUARANTEED FRESH AND OF BEST QUALITY F. R. BELL The Friendly Druggist I A Matinee Night A!"- B ' WW KPB MB BBMBCBBBB ' edy, died some years ago. They were District Deputy I. H. Stephens of New Bern will talk to the new coun cils and members for fifteen minutes tors in Beaufort over the week end. Mr. Anderson has just completed his second year at Johns Hopkins. Dr. and Mrs. E. Delia Dixon Car roll of Raleigh are the house guest, of Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Duncan. Mr. Joe Mason and son of Dur ham are visiting Dr. an-! Mis.. C. L. Duncan. Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Lilly of Fayett eville are spending a few days in Beaufort, occupying the Lee Cottage on Front Street. childless. The couple were the don-at the hall. All Juniors of the More- ors of the land on which the Kennedy Memorial Home, a branch of the Bap tist Orphanage, is located. ESCAPED CONVICT BACK IN PRISON Raleigh, July 10 Raymond Kenn edy, Randolph county man who es caped from the Caledonia Prison farm last Friday, was back in State prison yesterday and was nursing a shot arm, having received several shots in the member while escaping. He was caught last night at Ramseur. Ed Kirkman, Forsythe county man who escaped at the same time that Miss Lena Duncan, who has been i , , ' . ., . .. . , Q head City and Beaufort Councils are urged to attend this service. All members are urged to bring their wives, famillies and friends. Only Juniors will come to the Hall. All brother Juniors now residing in this section for vacation or any Juniors here with the National Guard ercar.-.pmenu are especially invited to attend. The Public is cordially invited to attend this service. Pretty Summer Frocks visiting her sister in Norfolk r:-turn-i ed to Beaufort Wednesday. Mr. Jack and Mr. Duncan Sellers of Norfolk, are visiting their grand- arents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chadwick of New Bern spent the week end here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Higgins and daughter are visitors in Beaufort. Dr. Ezda Deviney of Julian, N. C, is doing biological work at the U. S. Laboratory here. The Ruth Bible Class is honoring Miss Lucille Pond at a picnic tonight at the beach. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Davis of Wash ington, D. C. and Mr. and Mrs. Gra ham Davis of Charlotte are stopping at the Norcom House. The thros others wore recaptured shortly after their escap. Frank Odum, Richmond county man who escaped June 25, has also been rebaught, the authorities an nounced yesterday. Hay Statistics Shown In Farm Forecaster According to no less an authority than Dr. Clarence Poe, of Progress ive Farmer."Our farming is one- armed until it includes livestock in its npht leg and left knee operation. It is unbalanced. It is INDIAN WHO TORE SHERIFF'S BREECHES OFF BADLY SLASHED Luniberton, July 10 Junie Lock leal, Indian, who a few weeks ago at j tack:d Sheriff B. F. McMillan, of Robeson county, and tore his breeches off when the officer attempted to j place him under airest, is in a Lu"v berton hospital with serious knife wounds alleged to have oee:i inn , ed by Zack Brooks, Indian, on the Red Springs road, about tr where the sheriff and Locklear had their trouble. Locklear's throat was laid open by the knife. He was also scabbed ov- i er the heart, cut on the left shoulder his condi tion is serious. Brooks is at large. And That's That Misses Ruby, Iva and Sarah, Messrs Morris and Edward Davis are visiting Dr. Josh Davis at Marihallberg. DOrtT yOU THffK YOU COULD PO WITHOUT TH05F FL0WER5 D1A? THEY'RE MOT VEJW THOSE ARE TH'OKE5 I I WANT , T l Miss Sallie Wilkins of Mt. Olive is visiting Mis. W. M. Wilkins at her cottage on Front street. Mr. and Mrs. Cray Taylor of North Hailowe is visiting Mrs. Cora Dela-niar. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hall and chil dren of Granville County are visiting Mrs. P. B. Loftin. Mis. B. J. Howard and children of ChTpel Hill are visiting Mrs. T. W. Brinson. Mrs. Siddie Bell of North Harlowf is visit!!)? her daughter M:s. J. C Barbour. ! IN LATEST STYLES, COLORS AND MATERIALS SILK DRESSES One lot of Ladies Silk Dresses going at reduced prices. Flat crepes, georget tes, foulards and janet crepe. Newest styles and colors. Mostly small and large sizes. Prices $5.00 to $15.00 FULL FASHIONED HOSE Mojud Brand Light weight chiffon hose, pointed heel, pure silk from top to toe, all shades and sizes $1.50 Romilla Brand service or chiffon weight, square, ''silhouette" or "duette" heel. All sizes and shades. Prices $1.50 $1.75 $1.85 $1.95. "Durham Durable" Hose. Service or semi chiffon weight, square, french or long point heel. All sizes and shades. Prices $ 1 .00$ 1 .50 $ 1 .85 $2.00 EXTRA SPECIAL One lot of fast color English Print House dresses. Made up in very attractive styles, very pretty patterns. Sizes from 36" to 52" bust. Special Price now 98 W.P. f?Ss FRONT ST. BEAUFORT, N. C. a a a a a a a H JI
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