PAGE FCUR THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, J 935 The Beaufort News lynched after he had commit- , r.ifonnation furnished the Beaufort' Five Klondike bull !.av been p.ae-, survive ! ted a Similar ottense. From the Xews bv Richard Daily. U. S. Weath- ed in Henderson O.imy th;s year m Published every Thursday at Beau- way the letter reads Mr. Taylor er observer at Hatteras. Bermuda is 'the dairy improvement pnsvam. has been suffering as the damn- approximately 580 miles east of the ed sufferer. He wants to go to I North Carolina coast. No storm warn Heaven. VV hen he learns that j ings have been displayed along the the courts have nothing against Carolina coast. him (it would be hard to con- vict a man of murder on his " own testimony) he will probab millllVKMfc IAU IP id still live, j vviiJuuuAivu uiivvjj. 'Iv no to Heaven and ve have never heard it from the pulpit but the real Heaven! or Hell might be a person's I mind or his conscience. And if TO MEET FRIDAY fort, Carteret County, North Car. Beaufort News Inc., Publisher AYCOCK BROWN Editor Subscription Rates: (In Advance) One Year U-50 Six Months 75 Three Months - .50 The above prices are for the first, that is the case, Mr. Taylor who Board of Directors of Beaufort second and third zones. In the fourth! has apparently been in Hell! Chamber of Commerce Will zone the rate is !;2,00 a year. jfpr a longtime is now or will Meet Friday Night at 8 . . 7, Z. be when he reads the Sheriff's O'clock Entered as second-class matter Feb-1 etter jn jjeayen But the I' vlr.lrlTl?lHoly Bible and the teachings It has been some time since the wcauiuiw, inin. -"'""" .therein onnoront i- muh : u j t ,i:. t .V, ru.. ' A 1 iU 1 - TT-11 ' - ........ io uo Hun cnanging a new ex- 0f Commerce held their last meeting istence to a Heavenly existance 'but it was announced by Fred Seely, for Mr. Taylor, Who took a 'president of the organization that' a part in Carteret's only lynch-! meeting would be held on Friday ing. j night in Dr. Maxwell's office and he has urged all directors to be present. Several matters of importance will J. F. M.Graw of Mooresville, Ire dell County, has had 2 1-2 miles of broad base terrace built on his farm this summer by the county soil eros ion unit. Act of March 3. 1879. MEMBER N. C. PRESS ASSO. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1925 THIS WEEK'S Obituaries MRS. TRAMILLA FRANCES GARNER Funeial services for Mrs. Tramills F Garner, 74, was conducted Wed nesdav afternoon at 3 o'clock at th: Ameriah Gamer cemetery with !m.i 5o::s who are in coastguard K.it'on al. :U- t:e N-'.v Jersey ccat. He was formerly a farmer anU rh nman of Carteret county. He is sur .vived by his widow and four children. Nev be discussed, it was announced, and i i s t t he established a mercantile The U. S. Engineers Turned Us Down The mimeographed public notice sent interested parties in this section by the U. S. Engi neering omciais mis wee gave plishing somethin- that the other fel an uniavoraoie report on ar;yjlow cannot do there js a foelin uuwicmuuj wi. pride and importance. We jro furth-ltion about our town as a vacation i gaged Udiuoi. i ie piuiLiiJcu siuui us;er and ?av ev(.y boy likes t0 excel, spot during the summer. He has in- upon wnxen au cim; cujiuiu- ,,,,,.,.,!!,. .., !r- h(,.. .-. ,, ,.nm. ,.utntUv. nl MONROE MANN Funeral services for Monroe Mann, 84, of Newport, who died Friday were conducted Saturday at the Baptist church at 3 o'clock with Elder W. W. Roberts officiating. He was the son of Joseph and Clarkey Mann, early resi dents of Newport. sions are oaseu are mat me ex- mi.ndaticn when isting project provides facili-' pushed. A little ries adequate to accomociate ; younger poppy. If vou do not be the commerce of this locality. :jieve it, just f0I" once 'pat one of the accordng to the report. boys on the back aiui fav ..rine. We gave sound arguments at j Do you know the hardest things to the public hearing in the court-;do in a boy'3 iife? First, to apolo house several weeks ago JUst Ljze, to admit an error, not to be so!--Why we wanted improvements, 'fish to listen attentively, to face a Press Gleanings HARD JOBS many of these matters need immed--business in Newport and among Boys thoroughly enjoy doing whatiate attention. Aycock Brown,, cor- i customers in earlier days were the seems the impossible. When acconi- responding secretary of the Chamber Dukes and Blackwells, wealthy tobac- of Commerce has handled many let- eonists of Duihatn who owned Car- of iters from persons desiring informs- teret Gun Lodge. He was actively en- iti S)iwiise. until a few week-' s to excel, j spot aunng tne summer, ne nas in- ago. peeial'y so it there is some com-1 cidentaliy, placed a number ot per- port with Rev. W B. Everett, pa- ; tor of the Free Will Baptist churcj of Ayden officiating. Mrs. Garner was the widow of the late J. L. Gar-; ner, a prominent farmer of the New-; port section. J She died Tuesday alcernoo.i a. he.- ! home at Newport R.F.D. foii'x ::g a; long illness. ! Surviving children are: Mrs. Louts! Swain of Morehead City; Mrs. C. H. Garner, Mrs. D. S. Gould, and Mrs. I E. C Mundine of Newport It r I); and C. R. R. Garner, C. N. Gainer, and L. A. Garner all of 'Newport. She is also survived by two sisters; Mrs. Joseph N. Hill, and Mrs. Elizabeth D. Garner of Newport. Mrs. Garner was the daughter of the late Ameriah B. and Susan Morton Garner of New- Poultrymen l Egjr prices are good and getting better. , Cash in your profits with better production by feeding Sun rise Laying Mash. his P"rt. i ZACHARAH J. MERRILL LAYING MASH i co:uiiK'te' V. u! the task is accom prai.se makes the son or rooms. persons seeking apartments on Sutvivmjr ii !.v. ;n tiv- or we citizens ot ceautort thought we had done that, but still they turned us down. It is too bad that the U. S. Engineer ing offices think only ot pres ent commerce, they should con sider future commerce. Beau fort's water commerce is not on the decrease from year to year. As a matter of fact, if anything it is on the increase. The pitiful bit of maintainence we get for the local harbor every few years is not a drop in the buck et to what we really need. And we believe that despite the pres ent dredging operations in Beaufort harbor at the present) time that before another sum-, mer comes, dozens of boats will: go aground, and that much ot the sand now being slight or sneer, to be charitable under all circumstances, to try again in spite of failure, to think twice before speaking, to make much of little, not to grouch but look for the silver lin ing. These are the little things that serve one well throughout life. They are the impulses of a fine spirit, and can be achieved by practice. The Uplift. George Garmon of Matthews, route Union County, has a trap-nested pen of white leghorns in which the hen laid 304 eggs and 14 of her pullets laid over 200 eggs each during their pullet year. TROPICAL DISTURBANCE VVPA Officials Were In Beaufort Today j Without any notice that they wer coming, officials of the WPA came to town this morning and following a few telephone calls a handful of cit izens assembled in the courthouse, to disnss various projects which the government might approve and help finance through the new set-up.. Gary Allen, N. W. Taylor, Fred Seeley. Dr. Bonner and Seth Gibbs were a mong those making requests for funds to finance various projects. ' Funeial services we: ' las-t Thursday afternoon I J. Merrill. (!T, in tile F; jtist chu:-eh Morehead ( Kiri-n sie: o . i. iuann Kev. 1,. li. Worthing and Ma:iKy G. Mann, Ivaleigh; L. G. Interment wa m 'Mann, At:nt.i ; L. A. Mann, -Newport; J burial v rounds at Mill Creek. jMrs. C. 'I. Rogers. Beau tort ana j Mr. Merrill died in H: ig::itin-.'. .Mrs. D. 1. Garner, Newport. A sister, j J., on August 12, of cerebral h jus. Lizac .uann oi .ewpoi aiso , orrnage. 1 he hotly was return? ! his former home on August 14. had been living in Brigantine foi The tropical disturbance first rc- numned i portt-d several hundred miles off the fceyond the breakwater will be c'oasl 01 riorula early this week had blown or washed right back 'ed northwestward and at 9:30 into the harbor. And we know 'clock this morning was 300 miles that it Will always be a difficult ilnt0I'matln furnished the Beaufort matter to turn the larger boats around in the narrow channel abreast of town a channel the Engineering Offic ials call an adequate harbor. Valdese fanners in Burke County are now harvesting grapes by the ton with more than 50 varieties in the vineyards. Detlove Sigmon of Catawba Coun ty is building a new hay barn to take care of his increased harvest of alfal fa and lespedeza hay. Lespedeza growers who are plan ning to produce seed on a cemmercial scale have been busy :n August mow ing weeds in their fields. Turn to page 6 to Tie the past four years moving there to be ItC II OAT fff. FOR SALE BY C. G. 6ASKILL BROKERAGE CO. Co. ner Lcnoxvilie .Road Atlantic Highway Telephone , 61 and Praise For The Coast guardsmen Heoric wor konthe part of! Ocracoke and Hatteras Inlet coastguardsmen under the lead ership of Capt. Elisha Tillett and Capt. Bernice Ballance last Saturday morning probab ly saved the lives of six when they rescued the crew of the schooner Nomis of New York which foundered on a reef off Ocracoke Island. It is true that if the crew of the Nomis had stayed aboard they would have been safe but there have been cases where a crew of a beach ed vessel, especially at night, would get panicky and try and get ashore in their life boats, only to be overturned into the surf and drowned. Such was the case back in 1899 when ihe British tramp Ariosto went into the breakers off Ocracoke island. Twenty seven lost their lives because they grew panic ky and tried to reach shore in a small boat. Six remained a board and were saved. The steamer stayed intact for many months. The Ocracoke and Hat teras Inlet guardsmen should be praised for the part they played in the rescue. As a mat ter c" fact the entire organiza tion should be praised because they are ready, day or night, to save the lives of mariners in distress. RDDY KILOWATT i Redd y Kilo wa tt A Y Do INot Miss The Opening The Of Guilty Conscience Causes A Confession We are assuming that Mr. Taylor of Cortez, late of Car teret county will go to Heaven. While he very frankly admit ted in a letter to Sheriff Chad wick that he 'had a gun into it,' he declared that he was not m the killing of the Negro,' tut that he was 'upholding it' T-ie complete story is printed elsewhere in this newspaper tcday. The story is built up a rcund the lynching of Louis Tatrick, a Negro who murder ed Elijah Weeks of Bogue Sound some 35 years ago, Some people say that Mr. Tay lor is a religious fanatic be cause he speaks of the Holy Bible, the Lord and of Heaven in his confession that a guilt conscious mind brought about after 35 years. The courts have "nothing against the fel low" despite the fat that un cording to law he is as guilty) murder as the Negro who wa Tide Water Power Go's New Office And Display Room At Fifth And Arendell Streets Morehead City, N- G Thursday, August 29th. 1935 At 7:30 P.M. SPECIAL OFFERS-FOR THIS NIGHT & FRIDAY Tablo or BracketLamp, complete with bulb and shade 10 for Your Old Stove Only 5.79 Down $3.60 Monthly for 24 Months . 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