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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THU RSDAY. MARCH20, 1930.
ouniy Correspondence
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NORTH RIVER
There will be services at North
River M. E. church Sunday. Every
body is invited to attend.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Runnings Friday a girl, Mother and
baby doing fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynster Mcintosh of
New Bern spent Sunday with Mr.
Mcintosh's sister Mrs. Alex Wade.
Pern ard Miss Lilia Wade of More
head City were the guests of Mrs. D.
W. Davis Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Buck of Wire
Grass were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Skinner Sunday evening.
OTWAY
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dudley of
Wire Grass spent the week end with
her mother Mrs. Lucretia Lawrence.
Services were held at the P. B.
at the P. B. church Saturday and
Sunday by Elder W. W. Styron of
Roe.
Mr. George Ireland of Beaufort at
tended churche here Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Augustus Roberts
Bern spent the week end
son Denard Roberts.
of New
with her
Mr. Murray Pigott was the guest
of Mi.s Myrtle Watson Monday evening.
Mr. Hardy Beachem after spend
ing a few days home with his parents
returned to Raleigh Monday where he
attended State College.
, Miss Florence and Josie Pigott
wire the guests of Fannie and Vir-
gie Chadwick Saturday evening.
j Miss Mary Whitehurst spent the
week end f.t Morehead City with rel
! atives.
Misses Alice and Guld:i Cannon
and Elva Mizelle of Vandemere spent
last week end here visiting friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Rosa Fillingame and little
son Wayne f New Bern spent last
Thursdav night with Mrs. Alex
Wade.
Mr. Edward Piver who is a student
at Chapel Hill is spending a few days
home with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
E. W. Piver.
Miss Dollie May Hunnings spent
last week at Lenoxville with her
aunt Mrs. Mack Hunnings.
Mrs. T. L. Piver of upper North
River spent last Thursday with her
sister Mrs. E. W. Piver.
Miss Irene Beachem spent last
week end in Beaufort with Mrs. Wal
ter Hunnings.
STELLA
Mr. Sam Starling who has spent
several months touring the western
states for his health has returned.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Gerock were
vistiors cf Miss Gladys Willi:? Satur
day night.
Mrs. Rudolph Pelletier spent last
week at Maysville with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mattocks.
Mr. Roland Gerock who was in
Kinston works in visitor was a visi
tor in Stella Sunday night.
Mr. Jere Pelletier and family spent
Sunday with his mother Mrs. Clara
I. Pelletier.
SOUTHRIVER
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Wallace, Lib
bie Wallace went to Beaufort Sun
day afternoon.
Mis3 Mabel Reel and Virginia
Fulcher went to Beaufort Friday af
ternoon and came back Sunday.
Mr. Edward Finer of Beauofrt and
Mr. George Lewis of Marshalberg
were the guests of Mr. Donald Chad
wick Monday afternoon.
DAVIS
Mrs. Mary Lewis spent the week
with her son Mr. Tyler Pake of Bet
tie attended church here Sunday.
M's. B. B. Lawrence is still on the
sick list.
Mrs. S. W. Lawrence and children
spent Sunday evening with her sis
ter Mrs. Georgia W. Tiner and children.
Mr. and Mrs.
'Twas there as I re- Life Insurance was among our visi
love of many waxed tors and all of 'em in Cleveland's
cold for their old home place, because store going about.,
of the. great storm sweeping that por-1 Fishing along the central Carolina
tion of the coast, drowning fourteen coast off Ocracoke seems to be grad
At'.anticers and doi'-fr much damage jually increasing. It seems to be
to our homes. jthat the Marine engines now being
Later we bee,., more anxious for used for that purpose are slowly but
a nlace of refuge, a place on which , surely giving place to the automobile
we could pitch our tents and live in engines of which many of them have
lova and peace, thus, we flocked to been used this winter with very much
Barkers Island same as bees do when; success.
finding a tree on which they wish to; Some time later if pollytix don't
alight, and we grew. In perfect har- prevent, I may write about the chain
monv with all we worked and work- j and home stores, using as glaring
ed until about January 1915 when j head lines ADVERTISEMENTS of
the purse saines grew so fierce in HOME MADE STORES, there only
catchine food fish and glutting all cnance.
i . , i
Mr. Eiridge Daniels returned home ! markets iar oeyo.iu
Connie Daniels of on the sand
11 1- x l.
inif . oa int can mas me
week with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
E. G. Daniels.
Walter and J. W. Goodwin of
Long Creek spent the week end at
home with their families.
Mr. John Styron who i3 working
at Portsmouth spent the week end
at home.
Mr. Wilbur Goodwin of Portsmouth
Coast Guard Station spent a few
days home with his family last
week.
Knturriiv from New Bern where he. we were held spell-bound almost fac
is working. ing starvation. However, we were
. assisted by the Fish Commission who
Mr. McKinley
at present.
Gillikin is very ill
Well we are having some nice
spring weather at this writing which
every one is glad to see.
Mrs. L, A. Lewis spent Sunday af
ternoon with her ssiter Mrs. Lucre
tia Lawrence.
Miss Lucille Welch who has spent
the past week here for the purpose of
organizing a B. Y. P. U. returned to
her home in Raleigh.
Mr. Grover Davis who Is employed
in New York is visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Styron of
Greenville spent the week end the
guests of Mr. Styron's parents Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Styron.
Mr. D. K. Davis who has been in
th hospital at New Bern has return
ed home.
Mrs. Clyde Peterson of Beauofrt is
visiting her sister Mrs. Claude Willis.
Mrs. Denard Lewis of Marshallberg
was the guest of Mrs. Leslia Styron
Sunday.
SMYRNA
Mr. Warrtn D. Gillikin went to
Beaufort Saturday on business.
Miss Viola Gillikin of Beaufort
spent the week end visiting friends.
PORTSMOUTH
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Dkon of Hark
ers Island spent last week here with
relatives.
Mrs. Clayton Willis of Morehead
City is here visiting relatives.
WANT BEACON LIGHT
March 9, 1930.
Hon. Charles Laban Abernethy,
i . i 1
Mr. Irvin Lupton and little son ; were about to be oversown oy mu i
Darrcil were visitor a tthe home of 'great and powerful body of purse , ash.ngton, D. C.
' seiners. ncn to our k1"1 utm vinsitoomaii. -
! ishment .when we were at our low-1 I am enclosing with this letter one
lest ebb a renl relief came. As I re- of the peittions for the sound device
member our relief appeared from a markers for Ocracoke Inlet. You
stronger who at the tune nveu in win noie mat un persons signing this
New Bern his name was and is now : petition are residents of Harkers Is-
R. A. NUNX. I thi.ik he is a judge land which is in your district. Our
now, any how if he i.i ov :s nol he good IViend Capt. Jimmie Guthrie,
certainly ouht to bo, he knows so veil known writer and one of the lead
v.-jil just how to h&n;le a puzzle. ing citizens of the island cooperatec
I can boa-tfu!!y ;voch:m to the wit'1 R1 in getting the petition sign-
wm-IH flint we jirp not. a in mile of in- cd.
'gratitude. We always remember the1 Capt. Guthrie is anxious to have a
,i-.ioi wnn nir.co.i t!i! lirpiirl in n:ir flash beacon (red) nlaced on th
Mr. John Felion is on the sick Iiti , ' . n'j,;i,iri mnv tv... north point of Hodtre's Reef which i
privilege of the highest of schools, j midway between Portsmouth and
Come on Mr. Judge Nunn we're go-'Harbor Island light. This, point at
ins to vote S' lid for you, we know 'present is maiked by a red can buoy
you, we can trust you cause you . which is really not sufficient now that
saved ua in January 1915 and we so much traflic has started between
grew yt3 we have grown to such Ocracoke Inlet and tha fishing vil
proportions that we can demand our lages in Core Sound, Moreehad City
and Beaufort.
I am enclosing a letter from Capt.
And we grew, we're growing and j
such men shall have tb praise and I
glory.
During the week end wo had many
distinguished and business visitors.
Herbert Day Monday.
CORE CKEEK.
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Dickinson anc
Mrs. Billie Dickinson of Thurman
spent Sunday with his father Mr. M.
C. Dickinson.
Mr. George Pipkin of Arapahoe j
was a visitor at the home of Mr. D.
W. Sabiston Saturday.
this week
again.
Hope he will soon be out :
Mr. N. F. Dickinson and son of i
James City spent Sunday with his j
father Mr. M. C. Dickinson. j
wr. y. vv. oaoCTon is cum . proport5onal part in th ,d and
his bed suffering from an attack of ; . ..
rneumausm.
Messrs. Bridges and Wilbur Sabis
ton have accepted a position on the
dredge Lehigh, which is digging on
the Cape Fear River cut.
Mr. Alfred Dixon spent the week
end at Harkers Island.
Mr. Wilbur Goodwin spent a few
days at home at Lola last week.
Mr. M. C. Dickinson celebrated his
82 nd birthday anniversary la9t Wed
nesday. Had his birthday dinner
Sunday.
Mrs. G. W. Dudley who visited her
relatives and friends here for two
weeks returned to New Bern Wednesday.
jSuch as Judge R. A. Nnnn, Mr. L. W.
Ulassell, B. A. Morris and W. A. Wil
lis, others were the real silk man,
selling stockings so they say (he
sold a boatload of 'em, he also sang
favorite songs at the church Sunday,
and Manly Styron and Thomas Taylor
in the clothing business were also
business visitors. Mr. G. D. Hill.
Mrs. Abner Dixon spent the week
end in Morehead City and Beaufort.
Special Representative of Accidental Ocracoke, N. C.
Guthrie showing the real cooperation
he and the Core Soundd fishermen
gave men and also to explain his
need for the flash beacon at Hodge's
Reef. I hope that everything will
work out in our favor and feel sure
that you will do all that is in your
powerto have the Lighthouse Service
gave me and also to explain his
equate markers.
My kindest regards to you and
with best wishes, I am
Yours very truly,
AYCOCK BROWN,
Mr. XV. P. Willis returned
Hatteras Wednesday.
LOLA.
from
Mrs. J. F. Sabiston and son North
motored to New Bern Wednesday af-
' ternoon.
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We have had some right pretty
weather for the past few days which
every one was glad to see.
Rev. E. B. Stegall filled his ap
pointment at the Missionary Baptist
church Sunday and Sunday night.
Mr. Benard Willis and Mr. Elmer
Willis left Fiiday for Ohio where!
ihey will be employed for some time. Mr. Irvin Lupton returned dhome
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pirctt went to! where he has been fishing.
i:eanfnrt Saturday on bushes-, j
Mr. George Lynch who has h? Misses Maram Goldon and Esther
employ d at Wilmincton returned : Hill from Sea Level were visitors
home Saturday. ! nt tho Virunp nf Tr .Tnlin T.nntnn Sun
Mr. Tillie Lewis of New Bern was day.
here a short while Sunday afternoon, j ,
Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Wade and Miss Evadine Day returned home
fiicmls of Moreth:-d City were heve . Saturdav from Pamlico countv where
Sunday visiting rhtivos. I she has been snendinir the winter
Mrs. A. B. Wade pent the week! with relatives.
end at Wuiston wun her sister Mrs.
it
been X
Mrs. V. T. Fodrie who has
sick for some time, has so far-reeov-,
ered as to be out again.
E. C. Wade.
Mr. and Mrs. Ball and son Elzie
Miss Ada Mae Taylor, Effie Tosto
and Fred Carter of New Bern spent
a while Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Tosto.
Mr. and Mrs. George. Tosto went
to Beaufort and Morehead City Sun
day afternoon and brought back the
South River teacher and also the Lu
kens teacher.
Ur. Floyd Hardy took Earl Pitt
man, John Pittman and Charlie Ed
wards to Merrimon Saturday night.
Mr. Hugh Lupton and brother Er
v.n Lupton who are fishing at South
River River went home at Lola Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs. Eliah Dixon who lives across
.dams Creek was home to see her
mother Sunday.
Mrs. Charlie Glover of eBaufort
epent a few days last week with her
mother Mrs. Amanda Pittman.
Harry Mason and brother Elmer
who stays over at Lukens with their
grand-mother Mrs. Sarah Barker,
spent the week end with their fath
er Mr. John Mason.
STRAITS
Miss Nellie Chadwick gavt a birth
day party Friday evening, games were
played and refreshments served. The
guests were Misses Ethel Whitehurst
Fannie Chadwwick, Edna and Ida
ttgott, Virgie Chadwick, Matilda
GaskilL Messrs. Sammie Lcffeif, Or
ville Gaskill Gerald Whitehurst, Har
ry Davis, Robert Wilson of Beao
wick, Milton Chadwick.
WILLISTON
We have been having toms very
fine weather for the last few days of
this week.
Mrs. Lola Piner, who has been
very ill recently has now ully recov
ered. The Rev. E. B. Hill filled his regu
lar appointment here Sunday morn
ing and Sunday night.
Mr. Manly Willis and Miss Mary
Lewis were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jessie Piner Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Willis at
tended church here Sunday night.
Mr. Norwood Fulcher and Mr. Ber
tie Clyde Piner returned home Sun
day afternoon to visit their parents.
Mrs. Harve;y Piner has been visit
ing hf-r parents Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Gaskill of Straits this week.
Mr. and Mrs. I. I. Wiiiia spent the
week end with their daughter Mrs.
George Piner.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nelson and
'on attended church here Sunday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Willis were vis-
i.ors at Davis Sunday afternoon.
Mr. und Mrs. M. C. Piner were vis
iting their daughter Mrs. O. W. Chad
wick of Straits Sunday afternoon.
RUSSELL'S CREEK
Mrs. Maude Lupton was the guest
of Mr3. Madora Day Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Hard Pake returned to her
home at Lenoxville Thursday after
spending a while with her mother
Mrs. W. M. Goodwin.
Mrs. Jiamea Willis arrived here
Monday to spend a while with her
mother who is righ sick.
Mrs. Lula Bell of Harlowe spent
Wednesday with her daughter Mrs.
E.C. Dickinson.
Mrs. D. W. Bell and little daugh
ter of Harlowe spent Wednesday
with her mother Mrs. G. M. Sabis
ton. Mr. James Whitehurst of E?aufort
was the guest of Miss. Mildred S,ib
iston Sunday night.
HARKER'S ISLAND
Ride in the B
eautiful
ev Ford
By JIMMIE GUTHRIE j
What a beautiful hour is this,
while I am getting pick ups in line !
I am sure, beyond a doubt to drift
out and over the land of my boyhood
days which swerve in a half moon
shape from the fartherest end of
Shackelford Point down the sea
washed shores of Cape Lookout Out.
'Twas there among the glittering
hills that the little red school house
stood, 'twas there that my love grew
for books and more books, it was
there, several years before I came
here, that my father who was a school
teacher died, myself being very
young. How well do I remember
returned ' that little red school house which
COME in and arrange for a demon
stration ride in the new Ford. You
will know then, from your own per
sonal experience, why it is such a
good car to own and drive. Here,
at an unusually low price, is every
thing you want or need in a motor
car ... . $435 up, f . o. b. Detroit.
Loftin Motor Co.
Thone-91
Beaufort, N. C.
Mrs. Rebecca Daniels
home Sunday to Roe after spending ptood near the old grave yard where
a few days here with her children Mr. 'in so many cold bodies have been
If- Y. v. .. . . . ' . . ....
jr. su. u. uameis ana Mrs. A. H. niaced. wnere now their bones are i
D glistening white and moulden away jlMHx
We are having some beautiful
weather at this writing, we all hope
it will continue. Every one is hop
ing to make a success this year, and
they are trying to do their best.
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Potter and Mr.
and Mrs. Jame; Skinner were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Skinner.
Sunday.
itev. and Mrs. Shankle spent last;
week at Durham on business. !
Mrs. Ruby Norman was the guest
of her mother Mrs. I. T. Fodrie Sunday.
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