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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY. MARCH 24, 1932
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When she defriended James Carn-
!ey, 70 Eliza J. Norcross,
Dr. Clifford W. Lewis
Office in Potter Emergency
Hospital
Office hours in Beaufort:
Every day except Tues and Thurs.
9 to 12 A. M. 2 to 5 P. U.
6 to 8:30 P. M. and by Appointment
.Office Phone 46 Residence, 39-J
D. W. Morton
Notary Public Insurance
With M. Leslie Davit
BEAUFORT, N. C.
Dr. Geo. A. Wooten
DENTIST
Second Floor of Duncan Building
Over House Drug Store
Hours: 91 26
Office 11S J Res. 134 L
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E. D. DOYLE
RADIO
Repair Service
Agent Atwater-Kent Radio
lodging
hou?e operator in Boston, thought
she was helping a penniless old man.
Carney died recently and left $42,-'j'j-
iJ her. A sister in New York was
: cut en witnout a penny Decause sue
had shewn no love.''
Faced by heavy debts and curtail
ed earnings, Cramer Sexton, 70, fur
niture dealer of Memphis, Tenn.,
shot himself to death in order that
his wife might collect his insurance
as her only hope of income.
In Fall River Mass., Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Cavalho who reeentlly cele
brated their 28th wedding anniver
aty, are the parents of 24 children.
The couple were married when each
was 13. Page Margaret Sanger!
While Patrolman Arthur Brown,
ofHattsville, Md., slept in the police
station robbers entered the place and
Escaped with 25 cases of confiscated
liquor.
Fourteen year old Robert Wadlow.
of Alton, 111, is seven feet, five inch
es in heighrand weight 302 pounds.
The big boy is a freshman in hieh
school, does well in his studies,
plays basket ball, and read.'1 an aver
age of 300 books a year.
i Ripley, believe it or not, has found
the birthplace of the Bed Bug! In
108 Turner Street
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Beaufort, N. C.
Twice in one day the phone rang
in the Grand Crossing station in Chi-
n i c ti r Strasbourg, t ranee for the first time
in Desk Sergeant Thomas Ryans; u.-.f j t. . , ,
m ii i. . in history appeared the bed bug and
ear. Then the phone rang again. H d tQ th
"Sorry," said the lady; ,t was a the beddi of th Huguenots, who
mouse, but I got it. L.e driycn from ,n thJ
'century.
Summer sport should be good a-
round Reno, Nevada. Washoe Lake,
was almost depleted of fish by the
drought last year. It is being stock
ed with 10,000 catfish, and prospects
for a lot of water, due to heavy
snows, are good.
Dr. W. S. Chadwick
i Medicine & Surgery
Office Hours
9 to 12M 3 to 5 P. M.
and by Appointment
Office in Hill Building opposite
Post Office
Office Phone 83-J Res. 124-L
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When two masked bandits walked
into his grocery store in San Fran
cisco, snatched iu hams lrom a dis
play ca.-e, Dante Gigili only laughed.
The hams were wooden counter dis
plays.
Testifying that his wife hit on
the had with the family Bible, knock
ing him out of a chair, Olaf T. Nel
son, of South Acton, Mass., ha; ask
ed a divorce.
In Tacoma, Wash,. Dr. David Cow
an's patients couldn't pay him, but
tiny sent him 300 sacks of potatoes,
50 boxes of apples and 12 bushels of
wheat.
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Dr E. F. Menius
Eyesight Specialist with
Sam K. Eaton Co.
NEW BERN, H. C.
Ohio Wesleyan University athe-
letes are laugnt tap dancing to de
velop rhythm and coordination. The
course is compulsory for those who
Intend to become coaches.
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Dr. C. S. Maxwell
GENERAL PRACTICE
Office Hours
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to 12 A. M. and by
appointment.
In Startle, Wash, Michael Miller,
night watchman, saw a dark hull in a
department store. It seemed to sway,
Michael Miller shot, then advanced.
His bullet had pierced the head of a
stuffed bear, mounted on rollers.
In Duluth, Andrew Maki, 04, lab
or. r was taken to the County Hos
pital when he told police he did not
have money for medical treatment.
Attendant;, found over $1,200 in
Maid's clothing.
Dick Stevens, farmer living near
Dayton, Ore., has three patriots kids
one white, one red and one blue.
They were born during a snow storm.
The nanny has her hands ful with the
triplets.
Dr. J. O. Baxter
Specialist
THE EYE ONLY
NEW BERN, N. C.
of
The Lehigh Valley railroad
Pennsylvania, has established a nnp
cent a mile rate on its Auburn divi
sion in an effort to increase passen.
g:er traffic.
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Dr. H. M. Hendrix
DENTIST
Office Hours:
9 to 12 A. M. 1:30 to 5 P. M
Office Potter Builo'g
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In the stone walls of Wisconsin
I ...n-nii aie luiuiauons Denevea to be
; fossils of a shellfish, starfish and
jsome snails.
In Topeka, Kan., cracksmen blew
the vault in a grocery. The blast op
enea tne sate and also blew into
bits the currency contained therein
-et gain: in sliver, 30. In experi
ence, $ouu.
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Day or Night
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GEO. W. DILL
Funeral Director Since 1900
MOREHEAD CITt N. C.
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GENERAL PRACTICE
Offioe over Betts Bakery jC
Office Hoar
10 A. II. to 12 M. 3 to 5 P. It.
and by Appointment
Office Phone 140 R.. 9A.t
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in rieroin. ill., nremen VL-hn una
wered an alarm at the home of Jake
Jacobs recently found a 50-gallon
st in.
A note addressed to Washington
D. C. was oicked off th
of Vancouver Island recently. It had
Deen tnrown lrom the President Taft
reoruary 14, 1929. It had tr ,
500 miles.
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Real Estate Bought- )
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The stork freed VincPTit r;1v,
from jail in Norwalk, Conn., where
ne was serving bp days for assault
drunkeness and breach of ni
Learning Simone had become a father
the jucge set him free to pass
round the cigars.
In Gatliff. Ky John Hanev was xhnt
and killed bv Geore-e Willi
trouble was said to have been over
lianey s divorced wife.
Pete, a canary owned by Mrs. Ef.
fie Bishop, of Quincy, Mass., surviv
ed by burying his bill in his fontWi
when a fire filled the Bishnn femic
wnn smoKe.
The body of John Pelican of Two
Rivers. Wis., was found in a refriger
ator car loaded with hutter R,,flr
lo. Officials bt-lipvA Vi
mail as
hucmng a ride and froze to death.
Farmers of Clay County have or
ganized a county board of agricul
ture to make plans for better farm
ing in that county.
At the Ben Burns home in Esther
vine, Iowa, the family was talking a
bout bombi at Shanghai during din
ner hour, when an p-rnlncinn
the house tnd smoke poured from
the hot-air reeisters. Th vnin.u.
causea oy a can of spinach that
had been thrown into the furnace.
While a watchdog bought for her
protection gleefully wagged his tail
and played about the intruders. Mrs.
Rosamond Iglehart, 61, of Rock Is
land, 111., was robbed of $31 by two
burglars.
While preparing for the funeral of
Hugh Trinkle, Charles 0. Summers,
63, undertaker at Marengo, Ind.,
fell dead..
NOTICE.
North Carolina Carteret County, In
Superior Court.
ITown of Beaufort,
Vs.
Geo. D. Styron, Carrie Styron and
Carteret County.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The parties above named and all
other persons interested will take no
tice that on the 13 day of February,
1932, the above named piaintifT file J
and action as above captioned in the
office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Carteret County, for the pur
pose of foreclosing tax sales certifi
cates for the year 1929 and the 5th
paving assessments on the following
dscribed property:
Pt. Lot K. B. Gordm Street, on the
east side of Gordon Street, adjoining
land owners Elmo Stewart on the
north and Harry Parkins on the South
Beaufort, N. C.
Interested parties will take further
notice that if they fail to appear, pre
sent, and defend their respective
claims within six months from date of
this notice, they shall be forever bar
red and foreclosed of any and all in
terest or claims, or in the property or
the proceeds received from the sale
thereof.
This 17 day of February, 1932.
L. W. HASSELL,
Clerk Carteret County Superior
Court. March 17
and action as above captioned in the
office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Carteret County, for the pur
pose of foreclosing tax sales certifi
cates for the year 1928 & 1929 on
the following described property:
Pt. Lot Co N. T. Mar-ih Street, Beau
fort, N. C.
Interested parties will take furtner
notice that if they fail to appear, pre
sent, and defend their respective
claims within six months from date of
this notice, they shall be forever bar
red and foreclosed of any and all in
terest or claims, or in the property or
the proceeds received from the sale
thereof.
This 17 day of February, 1932.
L. W. HASSELL,
Clerk Carteret County Superior
Court. March 17
NOTICE.
North Carolina Carteret County, In
Superior Court.
Town of Beaufort,
Vs.
W. II. Fulcher, Lucy Fulcher, and
Carteret County.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The parties above named and ail
other persons interested will take no
tice that on the 13 d:y of February,
1932, to above named plaintiff filed
and action as above captioned in the
office of the Clerk of the Sunprinr
Court of Carteret County, for the pur
pose of foreclosing tax sales certifi
cates for the year 1929 on the follow
ing described property:
Ft. Lot 87 N. T. Pine Street, Beau
fort, N. C.
' Interested parties will take further
notice that if they fail to appear, pre
sent, and defend their resneetivp
claims within six months from date of
this notice, they shall be forever bar
red and foreclosed of any and all in
terest or claims, or in the property or
the proceeds received from the sale
thereof.
This 17 day of February, 1932.
L. W. HASSELL,
Clerk Carteret County Superior
Court. March 17
In
NOTICE.
North Carolina Carteret County
superior Court.
Town of Beaufort,
Vs.
Maggie Fendt-rson, Earnest Fender
son and Carteret County.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The parties above named and all
other persons interested will take no
tice that on the 13 day of February,
l'Jiii, v e above named plaintiff filed
Our Ideal Of Service
WHAT a relief it is, in the sudden confusion of be
reavement, to be able to call upon someone who knows
what has to be done and how to do it! What a sense
of comfort it gives to shift the burden of practical de
tails onto the shoulders of an experienced, thoughtful
friend !
That is the ideal which has inspired the evolution of
modern funeral director. He is more than a mere mer
chant or master of ceremonies. Combining executive
ability with the personal responsibility of the profes
sional man, he offers true counsel and invites full con
fidence. And that is the ideal which this organization, in its
humble way, seeks to realize. We shall not consider
our service a success unless we have lightened the bur
den of those in sorrow.
Adair & Rice
Phone 109-J
Beaufort, N. C.
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