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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THLRSDAY, SEPT. 5. 1929
aunty Correspondence-
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und supplies.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Hardy had com
pany Sunday her bother Guy Lupton
and children of Lenoxville.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace's son
that has had such a sore foot is home
but is having to go to the doctor ev
ery day and will not 1 e able to walk
any in two months.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Salter were the
gu sts of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gastrins
Sunday afternoon.
MARSHALLBERG
Miss Aniericus Willis
Finer of Williston spent
end with Lula Wilson.
and
the
Roma
week '
their brother Mr E. G. Daniels.
OTWAY
SMYRNA
Monroe Wilson; Melvin Davis and
Louie Lewis, left Sunday night after
preaching for Misenheicer where they
will attend school this year.
, Mrs. Bertie Tilman anil airs u a.
i Lewis spent a while Friday night with '
I Mrs. B. B. Lewrence.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Simpson spent
the week end at Morehead City the
guests of Mr. and Mr. Jim Willis.
Several applicants from our berg
joined the Jr. O. U. A. M. at
Morehead City Tuesday night.
Miss Viola Gilliken of New Bern
spent the week-end with her grand
parents Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Lawrence.
Mrs. Leona Simpson returned home
Sunday from New Bern where she
had been visiting relatives.
MUs Vera FulforJ who has been
visiting her aunt Mrs. E. W. Glass in
Duiha.ii arrived home.
Mr. H. M. Whitehurst is on the
sick list at this writing.
Miss Thelma Stewart, after having
spent some time at Newport with
sister Mrs. Cecil Mason came home.
The Gloucester-Straits Ladies Aid
are still pressing forward. The "Aid
ers" are having our parsonage ceiled
upstairs and newly painted.
A new interest has been taken in
the Ladies Aid in the last month and
several new members have been ad
ded, which we are proud of. Hope
to get more in the future. Ladies we
need you. Our ladies ar enthusi
astic workers.
and Mrs. C.
f.. n,,, ;,! S),p left her baby with i visit to her parents, Mr
Vioi anther. Mrs. Charley Garner. IE. Harrington on W. Water Street
m- nA u-i n A Phelns of Beau- Mr. and Mrs.
fjf t',nt Snn'dnv with Mr. and Mrs. ! children of Kinston spent
. .-
L. L. Springle.
Miss Helen Russell was the guest
Raymore and
a short
while in our town Monday enroute to
the Hibbs Place on Bogue Sound,
Grass spent
Miss Ruby Dail.
NEWPORT
NORTH RIVER
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gillikin of
Otway were the guests of Mr. and ' anft Mrs. Julian Fulcher.
Mr. Albert Corbett and Mr. Huff
Hwitb of Bladen county
nent a few days here visiung
Mr.
Mrs Blanch Gilliken and children
of Beaufort spent the week end with
Hpv sister Mrs. James T. Hill and
, ... Children.
Friday night about seventy-tive . i
members of the Epworth League of . Mrs Henr,. Dudley of
the M. E. Church gathered on the wh,e Gr& gunday with her
lawn at the home of Mrs. Leon Bs mother Mrs. Lucretia Lawrence.
Lewis and gave a masquerade fare-:
well party in honor ot tne stucienis j pertie Tilman and children of
Mrs. A. B. Wade Saturday afternoon.
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of Miss Louise Garner Sunday after-jwnere a nsn-iry was neni uy me xvurai
i Mail Carriers; Mr. Raymore is a car
Miss Era Vance Merrill of Wire rier out from Kinston,
Sunday afternoon with i Messrs. uaviu nowaru ana waiter
G. Garner, accompanied by Misses
Lillian Garner and Elouise Elliott
spent Sunday in Wilson.
Mr. J. B. Mann of this place spent
Sunday in Raleigh visiting friends.
Miss Louise Parish, of Coats, N.
C, arrived here last week and is vis
iting her Aunt, Mrs. Manly Mason, E.
R. R. Street.
Mrs. J. I. Mizelle and Mrs. C. M.
Hill spent Tuesday afternoon in More
head-Beaufort shopping
Miss Ada Allen left Wednesday for
Taylorsville, N. C. where she will be
one of the Faculty in the Graded
School there, Miss Allen is the daugh-
Miss Hilda Smith of this place
underwent an operation Friday morn
ing at the Morehead City hospital.
and teachers who are leaving tor the
different schools. They looked very
nice in th::ir costumes which rep
resented the gypsey Bo Peep, Martha
Washington, Indian, Chinese, Spanish
and the old fashioned lady with her
long ruffl- d dress and bonnet and the
little girl with her long flowered
dress and poke bonnet. Many games
were played after which they all
enjoyed the tub of lemonade.
We must not forget the Professor
who was so anxious to meet all the
members.
Kinston spent the week with Mr. and
Mrs. O. W. Lewis and returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. Alex Lewis spent Saturday
eht with Mrs. Emma C. Lawrence.
Miss Irene Beachem spent the week
end in Beaufort visiting Miss Lilhe
Mae Morton.
Mr. Earl Moore of Beaufort spent i
a few hours here Sunday.
! A few of the people of this com-,
Mrs. W. L. Smith spent the week nmnity attended the services at Rus-1
end at Morehead City. I sells Creek Sunday.
Mr. Warren Willis and Mr. Har-1
Quite a large number of people j vey Hunnings spent a few hours at
from this place attended the show at ' Marshallberg Sunday.
I Mr. Hardy Beach cm. Miss Edna
Beachem and Mr. Halsey Hunninais
spent Saturday and Sunday at Van
demere visiting relatives.
Miss Edyth Raye Presscott of this
place, after attending twelve weeks
sumer school at Duke University re
turned home Thursday night.
Mrs. Bill Ingram of Smithfield is
spending a few 'days here visiting
Miss Jessie B. Bell, also other of her
friends; Mrs. Ingram pprior to her
marriage a few months ago was Miss
Sallie Cheek of Atlantic.
Mrs. H. L. Naylor, of New York
Citv arrived Friday for several weeks
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Beaufort Thursday night.
i Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wade of Willis
ton were callers to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. G. Wade's Sunday afternoon.
PORTSMOUTH
Messers. George Stacy and Kirk
Folley of Portsmouth Va. spent the
week-end here with friends.
Mrs. Claudia Babb and children
and Miss. Gaskins returned to their
home in Norfolk after spending the
summer here.
Mr. J. J. Babb spent a few
here last week with his family.
days
Mr. Will Willis returned home- from
Beaufort Monday.
Mr. Theordore Salter and son
Ernest spent Monday night in Beaufort.
Mr. W. L. Roberts left Monday for
Oriental where he went to take Robert
Lee Roberts who spent the summer
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Lemmie Gilgo and
Aleida Mae Willis spent the week-end
in Ocracoke.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilouser of Chapel Hill
who owns a summer home at Ocra
coke spent Saturday here.
Mrs. J. W. Salter and son David
motored here Sunday for a few days.
Mr. Roland Styron left Monday for
Davis.
Mrs. Blanch Willis and
were business visitors at
son Neal
Beaufort
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dowty and
son snent a while Saturday night with
Mrs. Filbert Golden and children of . s t , '
Bettie. J '
J M'-s Edna Pigott who has bsen
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Gillikin spent dinf a few (iays vith Miss Elva
a w-hile Sunday afternoon with their ;Davis returned tQ hr h()me at
son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. , (jioucester Friday evening
Connie uuiiKin. i Mr. and Mrs. George Willis
CORE CREEK.
Mis. Win. H. Lawrence spent a
while Sunday with Mrs. B. B. Law
rence who is on the sick list.
and
Mr. and Mrs. George Wi'.lis and Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Willis spent the week
end at Sealevel.
Mr. W. C. Dowty of Washington
spent the week end with his family
and returned Monday.
GLOUCESTER.
LENOXVILLE
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Burton Dan
iels August 30th a son.
Mrs. Roy Goodwin and children re
turned home from Roe Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Morton and
child: en of Russell's Creek attended
enure h here Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Day and Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. Goodwin spent Sun
day afternoon in Newport.
Mr.
Russell
noon h
lev.
and Mis. Manly Springle of
's Creek spent Sunday after
eie visiting Mrs. Theresa Sad-
Mis; Eunice Weeks of Durham is
her; visiting her gi ::d parents Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Lwis.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis and Mrs.
Alex Lewis and Mis.- . iura Lewis at
tended church at Russell's Creek
Sunday night.
Capt. Roy Robinson spent the week
end in Wilmington with his wife who
has just been removed from the
hospital, her many friends are glad to
know she is better.
Mr. B. T. Bonner's party of Aurora
returned home last week after a week
of good fishing. They caught three
fifty pound drums in a short while one
day and lots of other good size fish.
; Dr. W. S. Chadwick and his bride
i spent some time with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Chadwick Mon
jday. Mrs. Chadwick before her mar
1 riage was Mrs. Jaunita Rudder of
Richmond, a trained nurse.
Mrs. J. S. Pigott and daughter
Miss Maggie Pigott after an extennd
ed tour to Virginia, Baltimore and
! Washington. D. C, arrived home Sat
i urday.
Miss Inez Chadwick, after attend
irg the last sesion of Summer School
at Neuse Forest, came home to spend
ia while with parents Mr. and Mrs. H.
I B. Chadwick.
Mr. L. R. L.!Terts is digging his
! Nancy Hall yams, yield 40 bushels
t othe thousand. Mr. Lefferts is a
successful farmer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Russell of
Feaufort, cr.me Monday, Mrs. Russell
will spend some time with parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Whitehurst.
Miss Aleeze Lefferts left Friday for
Wade where she will join her girl
friend Miss Mae McMillian and then
go on a house party at White Lake.
Rev. E. W. Downum filled his reg
ular appointment at Tabernacle
church Sunday to a congregation
that filled the church to its entire
sc-it:r. capacity.
Gloucester and Straits Ladies Aid
We are enjoying the beautiful
weathv we are having. It is great
ly appreciated after so much rain.
Mr. and Mis. Guion Foreman and
daughter, Lura, of Norfolk, were vis
itors at our Sunday School Sunday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Griff Dudley and lit
tle daughter of Wire Grass attended
our Sunday School Sunday morning.
Mr. W. R. Murden spent thj week
end with his family.
The special services held here by
the Christian preacher, closed Friday
night.
Mr. Bridges Sabiston spent the
week end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. W. Sabiston.
Mrs. L. C. Dickinson and children
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. T. Eubanks.
Mr. Guy Sabiston, Jr. spent the
i week end at home.
Mrs. Kate Gooding of North River
jwas a visitor in our neighborhood
Sunday.
I Mr. Marcus Dickinson of New Bern
! attended our Sunday School Sunday
morning.
Mr. Jack Howard of Blades was
the guest of the Misses Dickinson
! Sunady night.
j Mr. Raymond Dickinson who is em
! ployed at Hobucken spent the week
, end at home.
Mrs. G. M. Sabiston spent a few-
days at Beaufort last week, visiting
her daughter, Mrs. T. P. Tosto.
Mrs. E. C. Dickinson is on the sick
list. Hope she will soon be well.
Enticing
New
Hals
i
I Modes designed to complement the gar-
ment styles for autumn now await your
! choosing in this display of new hats. Char-
ming styles' that are most practical
I prise the entire showing.
! $2.95 to $4.95
com-
e. d. mmrm & co.
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RUSSELL'S CREEK
Services were held at the Free
Will Baptist Church Sunday morning
and night by Rev. Rolinson. Quite
a large crowd attended.
Mrs. Blakely Wade and Mrs. Nina Gloucester and Straits Ladies Aid I a11ss euie sKinner ana wr. i. .
Wade of Smyrna were here a short will give a lawn party at the church i rotter spent bunday with her lather
while Thursday night. I Friday evening, Sept. 6. The invi-jand mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Skin-
Ration is extended to all, Come! iner. All of the young people were
Miss Nellie Chaplain of Beaufort Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Pigott and 1 ?lad to see her.
was here a short while Sunday after- Mrs. Annie Pigott of New Bern spent j Mr- aRd Mrs. Leslie Springle and
I Sunday with Mr. Edward Pie-ntt .chlidren were the guests of Mr. and
KEG O' NAILS
VOL. II
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 5, 1929
Published in the in
terest of Beaufort,
Morehead City, &
Vicinity by the Noe
Hardware Co.
B. H. Noe, Editor
Mrs. Abner Dixon returned home
Wednesday after spending the
summer at Wake Forest summer
school, after leaving summer school
she visited her father at Brison City.
LOLA.
We are having some pleasant
weather at this writing here's hoping
that it will continue so.
Mr. John L. Day of Baltimore i;
here for a few days visiting hi
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Day.
Mr. E. G. Danials returned home
Saturday night from New Bern
Hospital where he has been for
several weeks for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis attend
ed church at Russell's Creek Sunday
night.
MERRIMON
I Mrs. Julian Davis and daughter
'Audrey of Straits are spending some
time here with relatives.
Misses Dollie and Mazie Davis of
Smyrna are visiting Misses Lillian
land Florence Pigott this week.
I Mrs. Leolan Jackson of Wilming
ton, Del. is spending some time with
Capt. and Mrs. J. A. Nelson,
Mrs. L. L. Springle Sunday.
Mrs. George Russell's mother
spent a while with her last week.
Mrs. J. J. Skinner came back Sun
day after her visit. We are all glad j
to see her return.
Miss Helen Russell spent Sunday
morning with Miss Nellie Skiner.
Mrs. Paul Williams left Thursday
The Editor of the
Keg'O'Nails is glad
to tear of the fine
Pipe Organ which
the Episcopal
Church is now installing.
our Hardware store
and when completed
will have the only
modern "Two Is
land" plan hard
ware store in this
part of the state.
Our Mail Order
Catalogues are com
plete. Please call in j
and ask for one if
you fail to receive
the one we mail you.
Sportsmen buy
your hunting license
from us. They are
now on sale at our
store.
We're remodeling
member they are
guaranteed. We al
so have all repairs
for Winchester
Skates.
We have a spec
ial on Auto Tires for
a few days only. Buy
now and save 'money.
We have our new
stock of guns, rifles,
cartridges of all
sizes of Peter's and
Winchester gun
shells.
We have a nice
Lawrence Hazel 1 i;ne of Radios and
goes to Doctor, j supplies now on dis
reads sign on door play. Remember we
10 to 1, shakes his sell radios on terms
head, and says no
thing doing, too
many chances
against me, I'll go
take another drink!
Boys and girls we
have those good
Winchester Skates
now on display, re-
to those who wish.
NOE HARDWARE
COMPANY
"The Winchester
Store"
Sporting Goods
Hardware
Beaufort. Phone 84
We are having service at
rhnn-h pverv niirnt this week, preach-!
ing by Rev. J. M. Can away. .k---:WM"W-
Mrs. Annie Herrington of Norfolk
was in our neighborhood and attend
td church Monday night. :
E. L. Nelson and little grand son
of Bi idgeton spent Monday night with
E. F. Carraway and family.
N
Go wherever you will,
Miss Beatrice Mason returned home
last week after a vi-it of several days
with relatives and frunds in Pamli-
Mr. T Williamston and son
Gerald from Sealeval were visitors
here Sunday.
Misses Mabel and Helen Truitt of
Beaufort are visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker were over i
Sunday visiting Mrs. Parker's par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Will Rigsby.
Quite a number of young people
from Roe were visitors at the home of
Mr. D. J. Day Saturday night.
Messers Weston Taylor and Harvey
Hill from Sealeval were here for a
short while Sunday.
Mr.
G. Service at New York is home visit
ing relatives.
SOUTH RIVER
Well Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Hardy
had lots of company last Sunday af
ternoon. They were: Mr. and Mrs.
Fr;d Cannon and son Fred Jr.,, Mr.
and Mrs. Asa Cannon and their chil-
Eldon Smith who is in the C. Mr. ar.d Mrs. H. Hudgins of Norfolk,
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Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Daniels and son
Harvey motored to Beaufort and
Morehead Sunday.
Va., Mrs. Dave Wallace and little ; J
girl Georgia of Merrimon and Mr.
and Mrs. Lir.zie Cannon and Mr. and
Mrs. George Tosto. Mr-. Hardy en
teitained them wii'.i the s.-lf-player ;
piano.
Mesdaiv.es N'llie Williamston,
Josephine Small a-id Ju'ia Kill were
here a short whiie Monday visiting
Mrs. Geoice
this week, her
Hardy has
sister Mrs.
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