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TUS BEAUFORT NBWft THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1931.
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STELLA
Mr. Jere Pelletier and family spent
a few dnys here during the holidays
with his mother, Mrs. J. Walter Pel
letier. Will Weeks Barber spent Christ
man day with Lewey Hargate at Sil
verdale. Geraldine Pelletier and little son,
Gerald Pelletier, spent the week end
homo with her mother.
K atie and Elizabeth Mills, Elmer
Henderson and Millard Spencer were
I Miss Connie Willis who is attend
ing E. C. T. T. C. spent the Christ
mas holidays here with her parents
'Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Willis,
j Mr. Edward Piner spent the holi
'days home with his parents Mr. and
;Mrs. Ed. W. Piver, he will return to
j Bailey the last of the week where he
lis teaching.
! Mrv and Mrs. Noah Hunnings and
family of Alliance is spending the
i holidays here with their daughter
'Mrs. Roy Dixon.
1 Mrs. M. D. Pridgen and children
of Chapel Hill is spending the holi
days with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Piver.
Mr. Riley Beachem returned to
pend-
here visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Piner and chil
dren spent the Christmas holidays iSneads Ferry Monday after
with Mrs.'Piner's parents, Mr. and !jng the holidays with his family here.
Mrs. Stephen Gaskill of Straits. Little Logan Whitehurst is very ill
Mrs. Allie Willis, and son, Fernie, ,at present, all hope he will soon be
of Marshallberg is now in Wiliston Wcll.
visiting relatives and friends. j Mrs. Tom Gilgo and children re-
Miss Ilettio Gardner of Fountain, .turned to their home at Portsmouth
N. C. is in Williston visiting friends. ; Sunday after spending the last two
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Tosto of New months here with her parents. She
Bern are now in Williston vistiing Was accompanied back by her husband
Mrs. Tosto's parents Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Ward.
The citizens of Williston wish the
dull seeming more like Sunday. Hope
every one had a good tome.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Springle of
Raleigh spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Springle and family.
Miss Beatrice Morton spent Sun
day with Miss Helen Russell.
Mrs James Skinner spent Christ
mas with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Skinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Azer Jones spent
the past week with Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Norman and family.
Miss Corrinne Willis was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Russell.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Whitley and
children of West Beaufort spent
Sunday morning with Mr. and Mrs.
L. E. Fodrie.
Mr. J. A. Lupton and Mr. McKeb
er Lupton spent Sunday with Mr.
John Dickinson.
Mr. and
children of New Bern spent the past
week with Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Springle
Mrs. Florence Skinner and chil
dren spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Taylor.
the Baord of Trustees. This valu- plans to establish a permanent camp
able gift follows the donation of 378) as soon as he can sell enough tim
acres made to the same department !ber to get started.
last June. The forest given last
June is known as the George Watts
Hill demonstration forest and is lo
cated on both sides of the Flint Riv
er about 17 miles north of Durham on
the Roxboro Highway, two mils
south of ' Rougemont. The new area
adjoins the original gift and is in
three tracts.
The land contains about 4,000
cords of pine wood now suitable for
the market nad more than 300,000
board feet of hardwood timber, says
Dr. Julius V. Hofmann, head of the
college forestry department. Some
of the land is open and will be used
for reforestation studies. The whole
nrnft will bp Uftpd na a lnhnrnfArv hv
Mrs. Leslie Springle and ,.ef,. ,fjQf. j r vtt
Mr. Hill made a provision in his
deed that all the income from the
forests must be used by the forestry
department alone for the carrying
forward of its work. Dr. Hofmann
plans to establish a nursery on the
State College farm to begin immed
iately the grownig of seedling trees
for planting on the open areas.
In commenting on this additional
gift to the College, Dr. E. C. Brooks,
president, acclaimed Mr. Hill as a ben
efactor of the permanent prosperity
of the State. The college will en
deavor to train students in handling
farm woodlands profitably as well as
for commercial forestry positions, he
said.
Kara TfviAw Q-ffornnrtTl
Mr. Frank Yates and family 0f ! remaining citizens of Carteret coun-
Durham snent a few davs here withi anu elsewuere a u 1,cw cal'
his sister, Mrs. B. W. Irvin during
the week.
Mr. Carl Weeks and Miss Macy
Weeks passed through here Sunday
afternoon on their way to Swansboro.
Mrs. Ralph Bender and son, John
Robert, of Hubert spent the day Fri
day with her sister Mrs. Mamie W.
Barker.
GLOUCESTER.
Mrs. Mattie Gillikin spent the last
week end with her sister Mrs. T. L.
Willis.
LUKENS
bad
SMYRNA
LENOXVILLE
Mr. Truman Davis who has been
enmloved in Ohio for the nast two
Christmas Eve night a program and vears returned home last week to
also a Christmas tree were given at sperid the Christmas holidays with his
the Tabernacle church for the bene-parents Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Davis,
fit of the younger people of our com-1 Mr. Herbert Hancock left Sunday
munity. The Christmas tree was for Bachelor after spending Christ
beautifully decorated and the Ep- man here w;th his family,
(worth League and Ladies Aid. Money Mr. Edwin T. Piner of Norfolk,
j went to buy the small children fruit. : Spent the Christmas holidays at
Mr. Ervin Davis who has been em-'Marshallberer with his familv. return-
iw, m,,. p.l-0 Uff Th,.w f Plo'ed at Tarboro for some time lefting to his ship, the U. S. S. Pontchar
Mr Chas. Pake left Thursday for Sun(, ftpr spending the Christmas 'train, Sunday Mr. Piner is chief
Norfolk, where he is employed, after ith h- nrpnt!. Mr fln(j ' ., , ' , '
spendnig the Christmas holidays Tc n, gunner on the sh.p and has been sta-
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. L. H. ! V ,n , CnHnn Wt of w,r fr th?
j Mr. and Mrs. Gordon West of War- two years. The ship was tranferred
T , , ;saw spent the week end with her par- to Norfolk two wetks aeo
Mrs. Sophia Lupton,. daughters, ! iT T v VnWnrA l 10 . 01I. ?, Wf tK!8 ar-
Ellen and Callie and son James of RuDert Pott v.'h0 has been in!w Vw ,'r V . T I
T nla left- ?nnHiv fnr T nla after h Rupert i igott who nas Dten in : William of llhston passed through
mg Christmas w ek here tith r Ta !the COa;t 9 " the here S on ther to a
Hves raa-sey coast for several years motored few days with Mrs. Willis' ssiter, Mrs.
" , , ,home Wednesday to spend his vaca-i Tamps Willi
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Styron of!tion V , ani.es , 's; u ' .
Virs-ini.1 TWh. Va nH Mi H,, .; . 1 Mr- and Mrs- Carlton Hancock of
n j j ,V x i ,.. ' Mr- and Mrs- u- J- Miadleton and Ohio SDent the Christmas hnlidnvs
Goodwin and Mr. Chnstonher W l s'T. , m . . . sptiii me nrisimas noiiaays
. i , , . , I , ; mrs. luiuuieion s sisier lurs. v. i-i. here w th Mr
V?I.Jl-C"l of Warsaw moto-d "ome'Mr. andMr,E
" " r. X . u l0" i Thursday to spend a few days with
Mrs. Walter Goodwin and son Wal-
We have had some mighty
weather during Christmas.
Miss Inez and Grace Pittman spent
Christmas with their grandmother
Mrs. E. M. Pittman.
A crowd of Beaufort boys were the
guests of the Lukens girls Saturday
night and Sunday night.
Mr. Bob Smith and Percy Garner
came over here for a while Sunday af
ternoon.
Mr. Willie Pittman returned to his
work at Bachelor Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Smith spent Christmas
with her sister Mrs. W. S. Pittman.
Hill Presents Forest
To College Department
ter James of Lola are spending a few
Hancock's parents,
B. Hancock.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Simnsnn. Mrs
meir Dromer Mr. u. u. inaawicK. Jettie Willis and family and Mrs. Le
Mr. Herbert Phillips of Hookerton ;ona Simpson attended Wade's Thea-
days here with her brother and wife, ! daV9 with MisEva i f M7"e,aa V,,y barday n'ght-
Mr. and Mrs. James Willis. 3 V Zt nt w, L. and. ? rs F1?yd Chadwkk of
Misses Louise Willis and mdKd"Z:i i:'S.r.A:C':! ' traits ana Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pig-
Daniels sfn,fpnta af w r. s r. . . "' "J ",e.Sue?1 oi u.eu-uaugn- ott 0f Gloucester
M-f- v n r,J.iterAlrs- U- u- adwick Saturday af-lyisiti
...v.t,u,n,, i,. ,cit luunuuy ternoon
to resume ner studies alter spending
the Christmas holidays at home.
F. H. JETER
Raleigh, Dec. 29 A Christmas
present of 721 acres of open and tim
ber land lying next to his Quail Roost
Farm in upper Durham County was
presented to the forestry department
of the school of agriculture at State
College on December 21 by George
Watts Hill, young capitalist and civ
ic leader of Durham. Formal presen
tation of the deeds was made by Mr.
Hill to the Executive Committee of
Mr. Baker Lupton left Saturday af
ternoon for Norfolk, Va., where he
is employed; after spending Christ
mas here with relatives.
spent Sunday here
isiting their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Geortre Davis.
Mr and Mrs. George Russell of j Mrs. Bessie Webb of Morehead
Russell s Creek spent a few days; City spent a short time here Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. M. with her sister Mrs. Herbert Han
Whitehurst. cock
TIT 1 Ttf T- T 1 1. r -
a.iu mis. uan rigow oi ureen- Sheriff E. M. ChaHwVt v!it0J
Mrs. Alex Lewis and son Clarence, ! v. " riw ' t aUVea ana trlends nere last Sunday'
Alio L'L4k.ll in I . dim in ,v .1 . l1 I l r
grandchildren, Pearl, Luther and
ott.
Beaufort,
Chadwick,
Christmas
LOLA.
Well, the Christmas holidays are
ni t . r . .. . i ii , i
wmnes uw . spent innstmas aayj Mr Man.in DudIey of
at Atlantic the guest of Mrs. Malsey ;Misses Katie and Edith
Mr. Nance Barker of Lukins. was ' j tu - m: t.j nocoir, an,D n.,i-i t-
, the guest of Miss Inez Pittman Christ na Pigott Mrs. Curley Lawrence of Otway is
ma3r " j ! Miss Marie Jarvis of Straits spent here visiting her mother Mrs. Ritta
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lupton and Sunday night with Miss Vada Chad- D-
children returned Monday from Lola wick , Capt and Mrs. A. W. Styron left
where they spent the Christmas holi- ! Monday for Washwoods Coast Guard
.days with relatives. STRAFT Station after spending the Christmas
Mr Allen Lupton of Norfolk, Va., KA 1 holidays with relatives and friends,
left Monday after spending a few! ' Uv, ;j t,i, l.. ,f
days with relatives. j Mr. Donald Chadwick is at home
Mr. William Goodwin of Lola spent visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. G.
Christmas here with his daughters, C. Chadwick.
Mesdames L. H.- Pake and James . Mr- Orville Gaskill who is attend
Willis. ing business College at Baltimore, Md.
SOUTH RIVER
C. T. Willis and Miss Roxie Good
win.
Mrs. Walter Goodwin left Mon
day. i.t; T?,flR r !,.,:
is home visiting his parents Mr. ant!., j5 t .
M r r r v-u !few "avs at Portsmouth with re la-
Mrs. C. G. Gaskill.
Mr. John Harmon left Tuesday for
tives.
TT- T T J. . XT T,
. r.,i tt- 'i ri. ,i 1,1 m- i-upiun oi new cern
y pleasant Christmas Christmas holidays with his parents, U"" fere wlth hls fath"
. It, seemed more Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Harmon. Lupton.
We had a very
and the quietest.
like Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Cannon
children spent Christmas day
vistiing relatives.'
Mr. and Mrs. George Hall
1 Messrs. Elva and Ella Whitehurst
and of Baltimore, Md., are home visiting
here their parents Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
J Whitehurst.
and Mr. C. D. Chadwick
RUSSELL'S CREEK
mother Kena Hall spent last Thurs- ing at Bolivia left Tuesday
J !iL df .. n TT11 -i n I "
aay wnn Mrs. nena nau s sister Mrs. spending the Christmas holidays with
Alex Pittman. his parents Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Chad-
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Glover spent wick.
Christmas with Mrs. Glover's parents Messers Leona and Odessa Jarvis are
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Pittman. home visiting their parents Mr. and X
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Dixon from Mrs. C. T. Jarvis. j
Becton spent a week with Mrs. Dix- Messrs. 'Donald', Leona and Claude X
on's parents Mr. and Mrs. Luther Eu- Chadwick made a business trip to
banks- New Bern Monday. 1 ?
Mr. William Cannon has gone to Mrs. Sam Gibbs of Beaufort was
Becton this week to take a iob of fV, Dt ,.f n n ru . 3.
worK.
Services will be held at the Free
Will Bantist church Sunday January
after '4) at n o'clock, everybody please
come.
This past Christmas was somewhat
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C. Chadwick
Mr. George Tosto is building a gar-; Mr. Burton St.Pwnrt whn tP,.hJ
age for Mr. John Gillikin. 'in schooi at Clavton left Tuesday t
Mr. Emmett Tosto spent Saturday after spending the holidays with his '
night at Merrimon with his friend parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stew- I
vjienn arraway. 'art
Mrs. John Wallace and daughter! Mr. Marvin Pigott who is employed
Lillie Wallace, Sadie Wallace and at. r,anP TTpnrv Va n0T,t r.hrt.
V.linn Rai.Vio. cnnn. 14. C"t 1 I . .. V
with Mrs. Alex Pittman
We are very glad to see the sun
shining after so much bad weather, isie Pigott
mas with his family.
Mrs. Leon Taylor of Bogue spent
the holidays with her sister Miss Jes-
fry.
E
The roads over our way are some
kinda bad now,
WILLISTON
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lola Piner
Dec. 25 a son, Frank Lindell.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Willis spent the
week end at Morehead City.
Mr. S. M. Willis spent the Christ
mas holidays with his daughter, Mrs.
Stacy Wilson of Marshallberg.
Mrs. Browning Piner has been a
visitor at the home of her husband's
parents this week
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Stewart of
Edenton are here visiting relatives.
Mr. Ernest Phillips of Hookerton
spent a few days with Miss Eva Stewart
NORTH RIVER
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Phillips and
children of Greensboro returned
home Sunday after spending the hol
idays, here with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Wade.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Lewis of
Raleigh spent a few hours here vis-
Miss Maggie Gillikin returned to jiting their aunt Mrs. Suddie Wade,
the home of Mrs. Carlyle Willis Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Butts of Halt
day from her home where she spent fax spert the Christmas holidays here
the Christmas holidays. visiting Mrs. Butt's parents Mr. and f
Mr. Martin Wilhs of Baltimore is ! Mrs. Alex Wade.
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