THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, SEPT. 5, 1929
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-Personal Notes-
Telephone II
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If a man's money
burns a hole in his
pocket he will never
be able to lay tip
cold cash.
Mrs. W. J. Willis and iamilv ar
rived home Friday night from May-
port, Fla., where they spent the sun
mer with her husband, Capt. JV, J.
Willis.
Miss Davis Cason of Mayport, Fla.
is spending a few days with Mrs.
Dewey Willis of Morehead City.
Mr. David Tarbon of Mayport, Fla.
arrived Saturday night on the boat
W. M. Webb to spend a few days with
Miss Margaret and Mildred Willis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Outsell ' and
daughter Sarah Frances have return
ed from a month's trip to Washington
and Ithaca, New York.
Mrs. E. E. Robinson left Satur- Miss Lottie Salter, teacher in Betty
day afternoon for a visit to her son; is quite ill in the Morehead City Hos
in Newark, N. J. and sisters in Rock-1 pitai.
ville, Connecticut.
Mrs'. S. V. Greisbach of San Fran
cisco who has been visiting Mrs. C. H.
rSushall left Monday for Washington
City for a short visit before return
ing to her home.
Friends will regret to learn that
Mrs. W. E. Skarrcn remains seriou?
!y ill at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Halsey Paul.
JURORS ARE SELECTED sioners by due resolution did ask the j house door in Beaufort, N. C, offer
FOR OCTOBER COURT j Highway Commission to take over the for sale and will sell, to the highest
'; roads from Beaufort to Atlantic and bidder for cash, the following de-
iuc juiiummg nave uccn inustu lucrum iviansneia xo oiena out mey i scrioea property, io-wrc:
serve on jury at the next term of ; merely acknowledged receipt of res-
court: 'olution without action and this board
Iredell Lawrence, Beaufort; W. F. then by suitable resolution requested
Fodrie, Morehead City; W. W. Rob- that the Gasoline Tax be applied to
erts, Morehead City; A. H. Pridgen, 'our Debt Service. This was held up
Newport; David Guthrie, Harkers Is-1 until we had written twice concern
land; D. W. Glover, Beaufort; L. L. jing it. Any one wishing to see this
Leary, Morehead City; Fred D. Davis, ; correspondence can see same in this
Morehead City; Charles S. Willis, i office at any time and verify my
Marshallberg; Gilbert Willis, Willis- statements.
ton; D. J. Hall, Newport; John Lup-j W. J. PLINT.
ton, Sea Level; M. F. Willis, Davis ;i
Clayton Guthrie, Harkers Island; A1-' . -.
fonzo Guthrie, Harkers Island; War- Gram-Hay Mixtures
ren Lewis, Marshailbery ; J. W. G!ov-i
er, Beaufort; James E. Howland, '
City; John B. Mann, Newport; Willie j
Mason, Atlantic; Alonzo T. Willis,1
Williston; C. L. Willis, Williston; G. j
C. Lewis, Marshallberg; J. Eeverett ,
The eastern half of lot numbered
eighty-seven (87), New Town, Beau
fort, N. C, according to the plan of
the said Town of Beaufort.
Date of Sale, October 7.
Hour of Sale, 12 o'clock M.
Place of Sale, the Courthouse door
George B. Monroe,
Mortgagee.
Oct 3-JAH.
Talking Talking
The Voice of the Movies
Now listen girls, schools will
soon be going, and you need to
prepare yourselves, for the long
months ahead see
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Suitable For County
Miss Josie Pigott of Gloucester was
a visitor in Beaufort Tuesday.
Mr. J. A. Hornaday who spent some
time in Richmond with his family re
turned Friday.
Mrs. Leslie Gore of Roe, who has
been very ill, is reported better. Mrs.
Gore is in the Morehad City Hospital.
Miss Bertha Hellen of
spent Labor Day in Beaufort.
Midshipman Err.est Snowden, son
of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Snowden is
here on a visit to his parents. He has
rpnnnt-lv vphinip with a nuinhpv of
Raleigh otjlpi. midshipmen fvon1 an extensive
i cruise to European count! i;s. His
furlough is for twenty-tight days.
Mr. M. T. Mills went to Raleigh
Monday to attend a meeting of the
Chevrolet agents there.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Miss Alida F. Fales left for New
York last week to resume her school
work. Miss Fales spent the summer
months at her home in eBaufort.
Mr. James Duncan of Greensboro
was a visitor in Beaufort over the
week-end.
Mrs. K. W. Wright and little son
Miss Mary Robinson spent several i left Monday for their country home,
days with her sister Mrs. W. G. Meb-1 Mrs. A. P. Aadms and little son
ane last week, leaving with her mo- left Wednesday for their home in
ther on Saturday for New York. j Beaufort.
I Mr. J. L. Willis of Morehead City
Mrs. Sam Thomas and Miss Julia 'who has been receiving treatment
Thomas are spending a few days in j returned to his home Tuesday.
Pollocksville. I Mr. Ebbin Salter of Sea Level was
; jable to leave for his home last Satur
Miss Elizabeth Haywood left Mon- day.
day to enter Louisburg College. Miss Mr. Thomas Barnett of Fort Macon
Haywood graduated from High School ; is in the hospital for treatment.
(By Hugh Overstreet
County Farm Agent)
Tt i timp to order your seed for
Willis, Williston; C. T. Jarvis, Straits a 0.rn,;TIC. this winter and netx
Farrow M. Fulcher, Williston; W. F. 1 spring Every farmer in Carteret
Willis, Davis; T. E. Piner, Newport; C0Ullty needs to plant several acres
Damon Fulcher, Stacy; Claude Gar- of thee, cropSi Some good mixtures
ner, Newport; Telford Willis, Hai-,', on,,c,i v,v our state Agricul-
Kers isiana; Liauae v. r eiton, iseau
fo:t; A. B. Wade, Smyrna; W. T. Da
vis, Morehead City; Albert F. Lewis.
Smyrna; George A. Lewis, Marshall
berg.
SUMMER VISITORS LEAVE
tiivtil Agronomist are: for nay: uais
2 Bu., Barley, 1 Bu., Wheat 1 pk., v
Vetch 15 lbs., r Parley, 1 Bu. Oats .;.
2 Bu.. Vetch 20 lbs. Another good V
mixture for hay is: Wheat, 1 Bu., Bar
i,, i r,i Votch 20 lbs. ror
grazir.g: Abruzzi tye, 1 bu., sow Sen.
15 to Oct. Ut.
Barley 1 bu. sow Sept. 15 to Oct.
1st.
For soil improvement: Vetch 2o
lbs., Crimson clover 20 lbs., Austrin
and Abruzzi rye
W. E. SKARREN
AND CO.
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING
Estimates Cheerfully
Submitted
Beaufort, N. C.
'Phone 142-J
an all talking drama of campus
life.
With
Ruth Taylor, William Col
lier, Jr., Jabyna Ralston
John Holland
A daring drama of modern
youth, high speed romance of
young love, campus days with
a dramatic punch that stops you
short. Red hot youth at it's
zippiest pace. School children
from the age of six years to
ninety nine are cordially in
vited. Monday, Tuesday, Wed.
Sept. 9, 10, 11
Matinee
4 O'clock
15 25c
Hifhf.
3. Sr.
last year.
Mrs. Murray Thomas and Miss Lot
tie Sanders are visiting Mrs. Daven
port in Elizabeth City.
Mrs. M. Leslie Davis is spending a
week in Raleigh with her sister Mrs.
Herbert Norris.
Friends will be glad to learn that
Mrs. Edd Moore is improving.
There were four operations for
tonsils the last week, they were Dan
nie Salter of Sea Level, Miss Kath
leen Goldbank of Lenoxville, Miss
Maxie Thomas and J. L. Hill, Jr.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
John A. Davis and Nancy E.
Capt. and Mrs. J. K. Hinnant, and O'Neal, Beaufort,
daughter Miss Mary Taylor, Mrs. Sam I Wiliam Hall and Sallie hillips,
Thomas and Miss Sidney Thomas, and j Beaufort.
Miss Helen O'Bryan spent the week-! Roosevelt Johnson and Rachel By
end at Seven Springs. jnum, Wilson, N. C.
Dr. and Mrs. E. S. King of Wake) BIRTH OF A SON
Forest, Mrs. Ivory King and daug- Born to Mr. and Mrs. Burton Dan
ters Misses Hazel and Annie Laurie liels of Lenoxville last Friday, Aug-
of Clinton spent the week-end with ust 30, a son,
Mrs. H. D. Norcom.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Van Wye of
Cincinnatti, Ohio, who have been
spending the summer at their home
on Harkers Island left for Cincin
natti Saturday. They will leave shart-
w on a trin around the world and will winter peas 30 lb
be away until next spring. They like , 6 pks.
Harker's Island and will spend next' Fertilizer recomended for these
summer there. 'fall grain crops is: 400 lbs. to the
I acre applied at the time of planting.
FLOUNDER GIG STICKS This fertilizer should contain 8 per
YOUTH IN HIS FOOT ' cent of acid phosphate, 4 per cent of
nitrogen and 4 per cent potash.
To be stuck with a flounder trie- is ' I have been submitted with the fol-
a very painful experience as Henry lowing prices on fall seed grain from i
Wilson Hatsell is ready to testify, reliable seedmen: ruignum Ociia,
While playing with some other boys $1.00 per bu. Abruzzi rye, 51.75 per
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. bu., Hairy vetch, 11c per lb., Beard
L. W. Hassell he was accidentally 1 less barley, SI. 75 per bu., Austrian
stuck in the left foot by Troy John- winter peas, 11c per lb., Crimson
son. - It was rather difficult to eret clover, 16c per lb., and Winter wheat
the gig out as it went thiough the; 52.20 per bu. All of these seed have
foot to the sole of the shoe. He was .been tested by ,the N. C. Department
was taken to the Potter Hospital and of Agriculture for purity and ger
received treatment and is now going mination.
about with the aid of crutches. I shall be glad to order seed for
; those who wish me to, but it will be
(Continued from page ont) necessary to get in touch with me
CITY POLICE COURT 'either by letter or in person at the
HAS LARGE DOCKET earliest possible moment, so that I
may be able to pool all orders and get
was drinking. The Mayor said $15:them placed before this good reliable
and costs. .supply of seed is exhausted.
John Marshall drunk, submitted
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Second offense and ' therefore was
fined $10 and costs.
Bonner Willis, drunk, submitted
fined $5 and costs.
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE
Mr. Charles Case, Jr., who has been
visiting relatives at Clinton return
ed Friday.
BIRTH OF A SON
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gar
ner, of Cedar Island at Morehead
City Hospital, a son.
Miss Clyde Norcom of Greensboro , BOARD OF EDUCATION
is visiting Mrs. Carrie Norcom. I HOLDS REGULAR MEETING
Mrs. Chas. W. Norcom of Greens-1 The County ' Board of Education
boro who has been spending several held its regular monthly meeting
weeks in Beaufort, left Monday for Monday at the office of Superintend
her home. ent Workman with all members pres-
' ent.
Mrs. John Hornaday and son, Jack I A number of matters pertaining to
are back, after having spent several 'school affairs were discussed among
weeks in Richmond, where Jack was j which was that of how to get High
receiving treatment. i School pupils in the isolated districts
to a High School. Some arranee-
Having qualified as executrix of
the estate of Frances J. Daniels de-
W. T. Oden. Neero vouth. charged 'ceased late of Carteret County, North
with drunkeness admitted it and was 1 Carolina, this is to notify all pe-sons
fined $5 and costs. ! having claims against the said estate
Furney Gurkin, drunk, said he was to exhibit thtm to the undersigned at
guilty and got a fine of $5 and costs. 'Roe, N. C, before the 5th day of
Henry Noe, charge with drunkeness 1 September, 1930, or this notice will
plead not guilty but Police Officer be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
Holland said he was and disorderly 'All persons indebted to said estate
besides. He got a sentence of $5 'will please make immediate payment,
and cots. : This 5th day of September, 1929.
Tom Noe, Hebie Noe and Julian! KLbi LAAir.L,o,
Austin charged with fighting were Oct. 10 Executrix.
fined $5 and costs each. Austin sub-
mitted to the charge but the other ; BIDS WANTED
f-wn Hpnied it. and Tom Noe took an i Bids are asked to furnish 18 piles
appeal. 12 feet long, 12 piles, 10 feet long, 26
Bumey Burr, colored, charged with 'piles, 16 feet long, all ten inches at
drunkeness admitted it and the May- small end. Price delivered at Marias
or stuck to his sentence of $5 and Creek (Stacy).
costs. Bids must be in not later than
Tfe nnl- noronn ninnittfH hv the Mondav. Seoteniber 9. 1929.
School Supplies
HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS FOR
CARTERET COUNTY
Will Be Sold By
F. R. BELL
The Friendly Druggist
i
Phone 119
Beaufort
We Deliver
B
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court was a' Negro girl named Esther
Simmons charged with disorderly
conduct. The witnesses said she was
not disorderly and so she was excus
ed for any breach of conduct she may
have been guilty of.
D, M. Jones,
County Road Superintendent.
NOTICE OF SALE
Mrs. Thomas Biggar, and sons
Thomas and Jimmie of Portland, Ore.
are spending several weeks with Mrs.
Biggar's sister, Mrs. Charles Skarren.
'
Mrs. Charles O. Pitts, of Norfolk,
Va., is here having been called home
on acount of the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. W. E. Skarren.
inert will have to be made to take care
of these children. The board decid
ed to take out compensation insur
ance for all teachers, truck drivers,
mechanics and office force. This is
required by the law. The board
gave considerable time to a discus
sion of finances and on Wednesday
Chairman Taylor and Superintendent
Workman held a conference with the
Capt. W. H. McPherson and family ; Board of Commissiont-rs relative to
of Portsmouth spent several days last ! discuss the need of the schools for
week with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Snow-. funds.
den. Mrs. Snowden is a sister of
NEW BARBER ARRIVES
Ey virtue of authority contained in
a mortgage deed dated December 31,
1928, executed by W. H. Fulcher and
his wife, Lucy Fulcher to the under
signed, mortgagee, default having
been made in the payment of a note
some funds. County Auditor Plint secured by the said mortgage deed,
and Chairman Bushall said that they the undersigned mortgagee will, on
(Continued from page one)
COUNTY FINANCES NEED
REPLENISHMENT BADLY
Capt. McPherson.
Mr and Mrs. H. T. Souder and I Mr. Horace II. Piner formerly with
daughters, Misses Eleanor, Margaret I Hudgins Barber Shop, Morehead City
anu uorotny oi v. isnington, v. l.., Has accepted a position witn tudy s),ave jVed within our income
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bush- Barber Shop No. 1, second door fromlti,p pvr.pntion of Debt rx'i-e
an.
had made many efforts to borrow
some money but without success and
would thank anybody to tell them
where it could be had.
At the afternoon session there was
same discussion of county finances
! and then after auditing soni" bills tnd
! renewing some notes the board ad-
journed.
j County Auditor's Report
j The report made by the County
' Auditor, with the exception of the
financial statement, reads a- follows:
Honorable Board County Sommiis-
sioners,
Cartel et County.
Gentlemen:
Receipts during the month of Aug
ust were very low. Our expenses
have continued about as usual. We
the seventh day of October, 1929, at
twelve o'clock noon, at the Court-
1 post office.
i Mr. Piner
Mrs. Emily I. Palmer of Jones, Ga., ' here shoitly
and her daughter, Mrs. West Wheeler home,
"and daughter of .Atlanta. Ga., who :
will move his family
where he will make his
i'
have been visiting Mrs. C. TT. Buhnll. TWELVE CENTS AVERAGE AT
left Monday for Washintrn City.
Mrs. A. M. Bushall, who has been
here on a visit to her son, C. H.
Bushall left Sunday for her home in
St. Louis.
Midshipman Ernest Snowden 1 ft
NEW BERN ON OPENING DAY
cw Born, Sept. X. The two local
course over this t have no
control.
For some reason unknown t
the Strte Highway Cor.mri-s.:i
not honor our July or August r
sit'on for Gusnlino Tax i und
August .md tnu. te:ic:e;; i.
fuse our Debt Service Fu:id. I
wiote the Highway Coirnr.: 4r,
garding the $20,14.4.31 they aw
ow -,
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EYES FOR EVERY
AGE'S NEEDS
-.on
today for New
C. S. Barker.
Bern on a visit to Di
was not as heavy as last year.
(pi'Cts ranged about the same. Con
i shKrable dissatisfaction was notice-
er Ueitare vi able among the growers. Low (Trade
ficer for Carteret Countv spent sev-' tobacco, in the main, was offered to
eral days in Beaufort this we.k. i day.
wr.r.housis snld an estimated 120,-'
'"' Panels ot tonaeco te.iay. at an.; but thev do not seem to
sveisge, said by warehousemen to be i Wp will receive it.
12 cents a round, prices running from ! While on the subject, the puWV
f-.'Ur to 30 cents. The opening break j el m lias, the imm -sion tW th.-.'s.r.'o
Tne ; Hiarhwav Comnii.- ion offered tn not
Mrs. Ida Hall, former
only take over the roads in Carteret
County but also offered to pay for
same. The truth is the Highway
Commission has never offered to do
anything. This Board of Ccnunis-
When mother picks up
her sewing, dees she
have to strain her eyes
to thread hsr needle?
Eyet Exf.mincd and Classes FltteJ
Geo. E. Kornegay M. D. j
Beaufort, N. C.
Snappy Fall
Footwear In
All Sizes
FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY A !
STOCK OF MEN'S LADIES ANE
CHILDREN'S
Shoes, Slippers, Oxfords, in black kid,
ent leather, black calf, tan calf in all
new fall shades.
Men's Footwear
Ladu
Kire
I Chi
$2.95 to $T
$2.S5 to $f
ns l.xu to s
W. P. SMITH
Quality Service Price
Beaufort North Carolina
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