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PACI KIGHT
THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 19S
MANY SPECTATORS III COUNTY at S:30 o'clock.
COURT
md Mr. Georrs Board of Trustees of
Mr.
I P.i
J. F.
mada
Hcp'.sr
a business trip to
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ant was convicted. Patrolman Mooro
also tottilied that ho saw Styron and
that hi: appeared to hav.i been drink
ing. Police officer Seth Hughes said
he smelt liquor but iiiat the defend
ant did not seem t be drunk. Styron
admitted having taken a drink but
said he was not drunk and could
drive all right. Police officer Iredell
Salter, restaurant keeiier Nick Dora
balis and Chief of Police Willis tes
tified in behalf of Styron stating that
when they saw ho did not seem to be
drunk.
The judgement of the court was
that Mr. Styron was guilty. He was
let off with the costs and is not to
drive a car for sixty days from July
1.
William Ward, a middle aged
Negro man, was tried on the charge
of having stolen the pocket book of
Mrs. Charles Ortlieb of Morehead
City. Mrs. Ortlieb testified that
when she got out of her car she
dropped the pocket book on the run
ning board or the ground, that she
saw Ward at the car and saw him
stoop down and pick up something.
She was corrobrated in her statement
by J. W. Hill. Chief of Police Willis
testified that lie helped search Ward
and found a bill fold and $3.85 in his
pocket. He said the money smelled
like talcum powder. At the conclu
sion of the evidence Mr. Wheatly
moved for a non suit which was de
nied by the court. He then gave no
tice of an appeal to Superior Court
and Ward was put under a bond of
$100.
Roy Willis, a young white man
from the Smyrna neighborhood sub
mitted to a charge of having set fire
to woods which damaged 3000 acres
of forests. District Warden Hooker
and Deputy Warden Clyde Mason
testified as to the damage done.
Thure was some evidence that the
defendant is weak minded. He tes
tified that he threw a lighted cigar
ette down and that the tire started
and got away from Mm. The judg
ment of the court wa that the de
fendant pay a fine of $15 and costs
and that he is to swve 30 days in
jail unless he shows good behavior
for the next six months.
James Keyes a Negro truck driv
er of Morehead City was convicted
of the charge of simple assault and
fined $5 and cost. The accusation
against him was that he assaulted
Bertie Murrill a Beaufort woman. It
seems that a party of colored people
had been joy riding to Playview
Beach and Morehead City and that
after some dispute Keyes either hit
the woman or threatened to do so.
The court did not seem to think the
affair a very serious matter and let
the defendant off with a small line
and costs. i
A. A. Garner, Disposing of mort
gaged property. Mattor left open
for CO days to give the defendant a
chance to settle the debt.
Stanly Loekhart, selling
called and failed Jto answer,
ifsued and continued.
George Davis, colored.
worthless chick to Noe Hardware
Company. The court stated that
the transaction did not come under
the provisions of tho bad check law
and the case was dismissed.
P. R Lewis, riolating bad check
law; noli pressed.
Aleck Becton violating prohibition
law and larceny of water melon.
Case continued until next Tuesday.
BAY VIEW
i Mr. W. G. Winberry and Rowena
I Winberry spent
in Newport.
Saturday afternoon
few
Mr. Fairleigh Small spent
days in Beaufort lart week.
Mrs. Walter Williams and children
returned home Sunday from Beau
fort where they have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Graham.
Baanfort j
New, Graded School against the Louniy
T.oard of Education. Former order
i of court was continued. It was con
strued however as meaning that no
person residing within the Beaufort
I school district has a right to attend
(Continued from page 1) the school except upon the terms and
The Texas Company against Beau-conditions prescribed by the Board
SEASHORE EXCURSIONS
Bern last Friday.
COURT DISSOLVES TAX INJUNC
TION.
FROM
! Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Graham and
I children, Mrs. Earl Taylor and baby
land Mrs. Martha Street of Beaufort
i spent a short time Sunday afternoon ' dered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
; Winberry.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gra
ham June l'Jth, a son. He has been
named Donald Lee.
i afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Sawyer spent
a few hours Sunday evening at the
fort Fuel and Oil Company non
suit. Notice of appeal given.
Laura C. Duncan and Mary E.
Benson against the John L. Roper
Lumber Co., and Bridgeton Lumber
Co. The plaintiff's evidence , was
heard after which a non suit was or-
The plaintiff s attorneys gave
notice of an appeal.
Mary Sutton by her next friend
Annie Stanley against the Winston
Mutual Life Ins. Co., The trial re
sulted in a verdict of $500 and in
terest. E. D. O'Neal against W. W. Jones,
W. J. Jones and G. B. Jones. This
of Trustees.
Minnie Bell Willis against Harold
Lee Willis. The defendant had been
required to pay the plaintiff the sum
of $20 a month and had not done it.
He was ordered to appear at the Oc
tober term of court and show that
he had complied with the order of the
court.
Roy Weber of Iredell County
hand picked four acres of Fulcaster
wheat to be sure he would have seed
wheat available for certification by
Mr and Mrs. Alex Graham and W. J. Jones and U. r. dones. mis the North Carolina Crop improve-
childron of Beaufort attended the was a personal injury suit. The de-;ment Association.
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service at Bay View church Sunday . tenuant was injureu uy u.c iam.w
of a wall upon mm in me reDuuuing ;
of the Morehead City school. Ho i Beaufort County Irish potato grow
was given a verdict of $5000. : crs estimate an average yield of be-
J. C. Long against B. P. Way mo- tween 30 and 35 barrels an acre this
and Mrs. A. L. Winber-1 tion to set aside juagmeni aenieu. : season, inis is low ior me section.
Carteret Ice and Coal Co., against;
B. P. Way. The judgment of ref-j
eree W. O. Williams in favor of the The dreaded Granville tobacco wilt
plaintiff for $1943.45 was upheld. , has appeared in a field near Fountain
Appeal was taken. in Edgecombe County.
home of Mr.
ry.
Mr. Charlie Brown who. is working i
at Askins spent Sunday here with his
family.
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Annual Rexall
JUNE SALE
During the month of June you may replen
ish your toiletry supplies and anticipate
future needs at a great saving.
Wonderful values in all Rexall Toilet ar
ticles are to be had at Tremendous
Reductions at
Joe House Drug Store
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SERVICE
Full Line Accesories
Phone 122-J
E. D. DOYLE
Duncan Bldg. Beaufort, N. C.
Morehead
City
$4.10
3.65
3.50
2.95
2.55
2.30
2.00
1.55
1.15
.80
3.05
WEEK END
Beaufort Morehead
City
$4.25 $1.75
3.80 1.75
3.65 1.75
3.10 1.50
2.70 1.50
2.40 L50
2.15 1.10
1.70 1.05
1.30 .80
.95 .55
3.20 2.00
Goldboro
Bests
La Grange
Kinston
Dover
Cove
Tuscarora
New Bern
Riverdala
Havelock
Washington
Corresponding fares from other stations.
Sunday tickets sold for Sunday morning trains, good only on date of sale.
Week end tickets sold Fridays and Saturdays, good until midnight of Tues
day following date of sale.
Season tickets sold daily good until October 31 following date of sale.
These fares alford an economical vacation opportunity or business trip.
SUNDAY SEASON
Beaufort Morehead Beau
City fort
$1.75 $5.45 $5.65
1.75 4.90 5.10
1.75 4.65 4.80
1.50 3.95 4.15
1.50 3.40 3.60
1.50 3.05 3.20
1.10 2.65 2.85
1.10 2.05 2.25
.90 1.55 1.75
.65 1.05 1.25
2.15 4.10 4.30
WEEKLY EXCURSIONS
TO
rHir AOO NEW YORK WASHINGTON
AND OTHER CITIES
NAMED
FROM-
BELOW
Goldsboro Selma Raleigh Durham Burlington
26.85 $26.85 $26.85 $26.85 $26.85
18 60 18.60 18.60 18.60 18.60
Dr. H. M. Hendrix
DENTIST
Office Houra:
9 to 12 A. M. 1:30 to S P. M
Office Potter Buildbg
Over the pobtofflec
51.10 49.95 48.35 46.80 45.85
39.05 39.05 38.65 37.10 37.10
44 35 43.2Q 41.60 40.05 39.60
28.65 28.65 28.65 28.65 28.65
23.75 23.75 23.75 23.75 23.75
41.25 40.10 38.50 36.95 36.95
16.40 16.40 16.40 16.40 16.40
To
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
jNew York
Philadelphia
Toledc
Washington
Proportionately low round trip fares from other stations.
TICKETS ON SALE FOR ALL TRAINS EVERY SATURDAY
JUNE 7TH AUGUST 30TH.
30 DAYS LIMIT 30
DAILY PULLMAN SERVICE
Goldsboro to Cincinnati Carolina Special
Raleigh to New York The Piedmont Limited
Travel via t
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
And save a day in New York
J. S. Bloodworth, D. P. A. Raleigh, N. C.
Prepare to Spend
PHONE 29
THE REXALL STORE
liquor,
Capias
giving
1
No Better Time
Than Now!
We are havong some warm weath
er at present.
The Senior B. Y. t. U. of More
head City Baptist church gave a
short service here Sunday afternoon
BOO'S PLACE
The Home of Supreme
Sandwiches
Walter "Boo" Moore
INSTANT CURB SERVICE
M"WH":"
FOR
AMBULANCE
SERVICE
Call Phone No. 3
BELL & HILL
Fuqeral Directors & Era
balaers MOREHEA OTY
-AT-
Atlantic Beach
THE MECCA OF ALL LOVERS OF
Dancing-Water Sports
Fire Works
AN IDEAL PLACE TO SPEND THE FOURTH
Atlantic Reach & Bridge
Corporation
If you expect to build or remodel, now is
the time to do it. Lumber and building sup
plies are lower in price than they have
been in years, come in and talk it over
with us.
LUMBER ROUGH AND DRESSED
BUILDING SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
PURINA FEEDS IN CHECKERBOARD BAGS
WHAT YOU WANT WHEN AND WHERE YOU
WANT IT
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING
A FEED FOR EVERY NEED
THE STORE WITH THE CHECKERBOARD FRONT
Beaufort Building
Supply Go.
Phone llfrj & 14t-Y 407 Live Oak Street
BEAUFORT, N. C.
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