THE BEAUFORT NEWS THU R5DAY, AUGUST 22, 1935
PACF F!V"
NAT RUSSELL WILL RETURN
FROM HOSPITAL NEXT WEEK
Personal Notes
TELEPHONE 16
Nat Russell, engineer aboard the
Norfolk-Southern rail bus that collid
ed with a load of brick near New
Bern several weeks aso will return
home next week. His condition is
continually improving according to
reports from St. Luke's hospital in
New Bern where he has been confined
since the latter part of June.
Virginia Highlands, Va.
Returns From Canada
plants for the extensive decorations 'grand march, in which the costumed
in the casino. Valuable prizes are to j guests will participate in competition
for the prizes, win tane piace hi u
1 fTI 1 I.
p. m., it is planned ine general puo
lie is invited to attend this benefit affair.
DON'T WAIT
When I this m0,'taJ Shrlu '
sn . the earth no
Anil mosey
.tfrl
r, n't weep, dont sigh, dont sob,
DTmay have struck a better job;
t p and buy a large boquet
U For which you'll find it hard to pay
Dont mope around and feel all blue,
I may be better off than you.
Don't tell the folks I was a saint,
Or any old thing that I ain't;
If you have jam like that to spread
ple-ie hand it out before I m dead ;
If you have roses, bless your soul,
ju5. pin one in my buttonhole
Wh;le"l'm alive and well today,
n,,n't wait until I've gone away.
Selected
family of Wilson were the week-end
guests of Mrs. Mary E. Noe mother
of Mr. Noe, last week-end.
Mr. James Stewart left today for
Washington. D. C, where he will
spend time visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Hannah Martin of Sanford is
spending a few days here with her
sister, Mrs. Gary Allen.
Rev and Mrs. Worth Wicker of
Greenville are spending some time in
Beaufort. Mr. Wicker was formerly
Rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church.
FATHER OF MOHAWK VICTIM
DISASTER MARRIES
; be given to the costume prize win
fnr the men and women having
ru i .(a rotnrtwii vnmp tlip hpst rnstumes and also for those
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Friday, after an 18-day tour of New having the most amusing costumes.
England and Canada. Known as the J Though Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
New England-Canadian Educational , Cannon, of Raleigh, summering at
. j u.. r'i:- r.r.nnA P;ii7 kaA nppented the
vour suonsureu uy r.sie iuima aiuitucou "jt I ,
. r i ... i . it nn:AM Iv w w-fc w i rf A T A II
Teachers College. general cnairmansmp oi me , v L It All II I I K
they had to give up me responsiuiiny v j H lirillU lii
. . -, i m i this weeK due to ine iaci mai ic .-.
Mr. tSavard lavior nrmo t .nrrt a Phiiadei-.
K-K-
Sylvester W. Reams, 71 year old
resident of Morehead City and fath
er of the late Otto Reams, who lost
his life when the Mohawk sank off
the Jersey coast several months ago
obtained a license to wed in New
Bern this week. His bride was Stella
A. Starnes, 50 year old resident of
Beaufort.
Mrs. Naomi Rierson of Cleveland,
Ohio arrived in the city Tuesday to
! spend her vacation with her mother,
Mrs. M. D. Killigs worth.
Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Nelscn and
.".jtbter of Virginia Highlands, Va.,
' At,.D Ki. loin's nn rents Mr.
arc visum
ami Mr
B. A. Felton.
Mr. Jesse Alan ones 01 wasmug- jjr an(i jIrs. v. s. Chadwick and
ton. N. C, sioppeu in '"' Lawrence Rudder left today for
the week end. ne was gums
ter spending his vacation
Rev. ;u.i! Mrs Millikin and son
Prentice and daughter Muriel of
Athens, Ga., are visiting their daugh
ter Mrs. James Fudrie.
T rhflirman of BalUphia hospital for treatment.
J Mrs. Richard N. Duffy, of New
. . . y-. i i Ham an MnvehpaH Citv. who is
f Mrs. Bavaid lavior, oi ueauiou, , ...
.. .. .nnit.J rnnirman in Beau- state benefit chairman for tne memor
i. . J n Ko'ial foundation, by appointment
tori ior me gaia cusiumc --,-- . t ci;t.v,-,r
held Saturday night at Atlantic, Mrs. Edwin C.Gregory, of Salisbury
Beach casino, under the auspices of .state director,
, ., tti. event, with the assistance of a
of ?
4-
: GUARANTEED SERVICE
on All Makes or
RADIO
RECEIVERS
JACK
LONGEST
CARLTON
ROSE
ROTARY GOVERNOR ATTENDS
LOCAL MEET LAST TUESDAY
on Ocra-
cV..u Island.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Hinson and
daughter Miss Joyce Hinson of Chap
Pl Hill were visitors in Beaufort last
Sunday.
Mr. Norman Gaskill of Sea Level
was a business visitor in Beaufort
Monday.
business trip to Richmond.
Cleveland Thayer of Asheboro,
District Rotary Governor met with
the Beaufort Club last night. On Tues
day he with with the Morehead Club.
Only three members of the local club
were absent from the meeting last
night. Governor Thayer in a brief
talk advised the local Rotarians to
check up on their activities from
time to time to determine if they are
losing or gaining ground. He also
stressed the aims ot Rotary. His talk
was enjoyed by those present.
the Role.-t E. Lee Memorial Founda- number oi co-worKers a.m m,....
tion, for the benefit of restoration , tees.
work at Stratford Hall, historic homej A floor show will be given a mid-
- .. . -i s fi !: n o-tit dnnner the hall. including
of the lamous Lee iamny in v ugiiim. ---., - -
Advance indications are that there songs and dances by three Beaufort
will be a vast crowd at the beach to , young women and also by others. The
enjoy the elaborate program being .
arranged for the occasion. Many cot
tagers and residents will not only par
ticipate in the festivities but also en
tertain many week-end guests Irom a
Uvide radius, the ball being planned as '
'the outstanding social event of the i
season.
; Thvpe hints were to eo Un the
RADIOTRICIANS
Phone No. 144-W j
Independent Motor Ser-
vice Building
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A COMPLETE DRUG STORE SERVICE
For Our Patrons
'sound during the latter part of the !j!
week to bring: back myriads of palm Y
i . . .. .I. i
i leaves
other shrubbery and ;
Miss Annie Walker of South Bos
ton, Va., is spending some time here
visiting Mrs. W. S. Chadwick.
Mrs. E. P. Simmons of Lenoir left
Mr. Clyde Moore and Johnnie
Moore of Brooklyn, N. Y., are spend
ing some time in Carteret County.
While in Beaufort they are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J W. Chadwick.
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SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS
TO BE SPENT LOCALLY
Of the $50,561.60 to be spent by
the Highway Commission in various
cities of Eastern Carolina, approx
imately $600 will be spent on Beau
fort Streets. The Beaufort allocation
will be spent on Ann and Highway
streets, according to Seth Gibbs, a
member of the alderman board.
Mr. Sam Chadwick of New Bern is
,nrs. t- -. I spending nis vacation in ueauiorx
Wednesday afternoon for her home Hh hig parents Mr and Mrs j. w.
i.... ..::.-: V n- -nnn-ta Pant and . . .
after visiting her parents Capt
Mrs. H. W. Noe
Mrs. Horace B. Mayo and her son
Horace Jr., of Kinston arrived in
Beaufort last Friday to visit Miss
Ruth Lewis. Mrs. Mayo is getting a-
lng nicely following an operation
recently at Duke hospital.
Chadwick.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Chadwick
children of Wilmington spent
last week-end here visiting his
ents visiting his parents Mr.
Mrs. J. W. Chadwick.
and
last
par-and
On Nova Scotia Cruise
m
Miss Mary Robinson formerly of
Beaufort but now a resident of Kal
eigh is on a cruise this week with the
North Carolina Bar association. The
association sailed from Norfolk last
week aboard the S. S. Reliance for a
cruise to Nova Scotia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bowers and
,i u t rnt. ..mn
Mrs. H. B. Mayo of Kinston spent , Thursdav from B visit to their
c.w1.iit vmitinff his tarn- ...
a wjuie ucic uuiiunj -
ily who are the guest. of Miss Ruth
Lewis.
Mrs. Rrtti S. Mebane and Master
Yancey Mebane returned from Ashe
viUe Sataraay -wher they went for a
week's vacation. They were joined in
Raleigh by Miss Mary Robinson who
acecanjumied them to the mountains.
Mr. David Gaskill and Mr. Thurs
ton Gaskill of Ocracoke passed thru
Beauf ort Monday enroute to Raleigh
vhere they were going on a business
trip.
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parents in Annapolis, Md., and Akron
and Toledo, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs.. Gerald Roberts and
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Bowers returned
with them for a adiort visit.
GUESTS AT THE DAVIS HOUSE
The following guests were register
ed at the aid Davis House during the
pant week: Mr. and Mrs. N. W.
Woodard, Mrs. Mary Manley, of Ral
eigh: P. M. Bover and son of Moores-
ville Mrs. D. F. Haasis, C. W. Hassis,
'w r ti... I W Woo.
Mr. cne Brown of Chapel Hill is ,sis of Knoxville, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs
. r' iL . 1- .-.UU My anA Ml'C! I .r r-t . B TT T L : . Hf
snendine- the week with Mr. and Mrs.
Aycock Brown at the Davis House.
Misses Mary C. Fodrie of the
Beaufort News and Miss Marguerite
Morehead Citv returned
Wednesday after vacationing in Ashe.lMr
viile
Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Maxwell and
Miss Louise Thomas returned Sun
day following a motor tour to At
lanta, Maxton and Western Carolina.
Mrs. L. W. Moore has returned
home after an extended vacation in
Virginia where she visited her parents.
Cw. W. Freeman, of Washington, Miss
Mildred Hughes and Miss Catherine
CartwTight, Elizabeth City; Mrs. R
V. Hop, Jr., C V Hop, Memphis,
Tenn.: Gene Brown, Chapel Hill;
Jesse A- Giles, Washington; Mr. and
. n rr 1 T TT
Mrs. x. Ht xienson ana Joyce mnson
of ChaDel JrdJLlI : C. L. JNewman, nai-
eigh; Capt. and Mrs E. A. Barbour
and family, Fort Wright, Washington
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hooks, Kenly; Mr.
Jack Kieth, Ben May, Miss Virginia
Poole and Miss Florence Foole ol
Raleigh.
Capt. H. V. Styron left Monday
for Tanner's Creek Hospital, Norfolk
Va., for treatment.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Felton
Announce the marriage of
their daughter
Caroline
to
Mr. Earle Holcombo Child
on Saturday, August 17, 1935
Cahvary Methodist Church
Something
DIFFERENT
and
DELICIOUS
RAISIN BREAD
TOAST
With Coffee
A Breakfast Treat
RAISIN BREAD
Fresh Every Day
BETTS' BAKERY
BASEBALL
FRIDAY, AUG. 23rd. RICHLANDS Vs. BEAUFORT
Admission 15 & 25c- Ladies Free
SUNDAY, AUGUST 25t TRENTON Vs. BEAUFORT
Admission 15 & 25c Both Games 3:00 o'clock
5 JANET GAYNOR, NED SPARKS IN, I
"Servant s Entrance
V
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t
y
All Talkie Movie at
THE LYRIC THEATER
MARSHALLBERG, N. C.
Friday Night: 8:15 P. M. Saturday Night
Aug. 23rd. 10-20c Aug. 24th 15-35c
Talking Pictures Friday and Saturday Nights
Each Week
NOTICE GUITAR CLASS
Seabreeze
THEATRE
WEEK AUG. 26
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Mr,eoro;e White's Scan
dals of 1935"
wth
Alice Faye, James Dunn, Cliff Ed
wards and Arline Judge
Adm. 10-15-25-
The first lesson by Hawaiian Teach
ers will be given Friday, August 30
(instead of date previously announc
! ed. Those desiring information, phone
.... HUrs. Lee 31-J Itp
jviiss iaura iiace nau as
guest this past week end Miss Peggy
Burch of Greensboro
, Miss Alma Totter and Miss Laura
Mace returned this week from a
house party at Hurst Beach.
.
Mrs. B A. Felton arrived home Sun
day from Washington, D. C, where
she has been for several months for
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Bethune and
son E. P. Jr., will arrive here Satur
day to spend some time with Mr.
and Mrs. B. A Felton.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle H. Child will
arrive here Saturday to spend their
vacation with Mrs. Child's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Felton.
Mr. D. W. Morton spent Monday
and Tuesday in Raleigh on business.
'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Smith left
Beaufort Saturday morning for their
home in Washington, D. C, after
spending the week in Beaufort visit
.. ing Mr. Smith's mother, Mrs. Charles
V. Smith.
.:
Mr. K. D. Martin leaves this week
for New York where he will buy Fall
and Winter stock of Ladies Ready to
Wear for his firm E. D. Martin &
Co.
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KEG O' NAILS
THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1935
WEDNESDAY ONLY
10c BARGAIN DAY 10c
"It Happened in New
York"
with
Heather Angel and LyU Talbot
Come Erl- -a- Avoid tk Ruh
THURSDAY ONLY
Ada. 10-1 5c
"A Shriek in the Night
with
Ginger Rogers and Lyle Talbot
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson's
"Baboona"
r Arimi.itioE 10 15;
Published in the
interest of Beaufort
MoreKe-d City and
Cartetet County by
the Noe Hardware
Company.
B. H. NOE, Editor, i
Sportsmen: Hunt
ing season opens
soon. Now is a good
time to corns in and
select that gun you
have been planning
to buy. Wc have a
large assortment of
guns and plenty of
ammunition.
September 1 is op
ening day for marsh
hens and we have
No. 9 shot for Marsh
Hens. We also have
hunting lieens e s.
The cost for county
residents is $1.10.
Capt. Henry Noe
has the smartest hen
in tewn. . She laid
two eggs at one
time. That is better
than most hens can
do.
Carpenters: Check
over your tools. We
have some fine val
ues and we can save
you money.
Home owners: Now
is a good time to
naint before winter
' winds start blowing. !
i Save the surlace
I now wkh our excep
tionally good atag
paint. !
supply you with
building materials.
We have windows,
sashes, win d o w
panes, cement, plas
ter and everything
you need or we will
get it for you in a
hurry.
Let us show you j
how to own a water
system. We have a
email electric system
now on display in
our window.
Homebuilders:
When you start yotrr
new house or repair
your home let hb
Nose-Powdering
Time
Merchant Are
you a man who
watche? the clock?
Applicant No,
Sir I watch the
stenographer as
so m as she begins
pvdoring her nose,
1 put up the books.
Detroit News.
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, HARDWARE
' COMPANY
Beaufort, N. C
"Ask Your Doctor
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DRUG STORE
THE LEADING DRUG STORE OF CARTERET
COUNTY
Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention
Front Street
Phone 29
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9 THE SOAP OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
5 Bars . . 30c
Can 10c
Pure Rio Coffee, 2 lbs 25c
Break O'Morn Coffee, lb . . 19c
Sugar, lb 06c
Pure Lard, lb 20c
Shortening, lb 15c
Tub Butter, lb 30c
Light White Flour, 24 lbs 95c
Ralson's Oat Meal, 3 pkgs 25c
Ralston's Corn Flakes, 2 pkgs 15c
Ralston Baby Cereal, pkg 30c
Post Toasties, 3 pkgs 25c
Puffed Wheat, pkg - 10c
Puff ed Rice, 2 pkgs 25c
New Sweet Potatoes, pk 25c
Irish Potatoes. 10 lbs. . . , . 15c
Onions, lb 05c
Mountain Cabbage, lb. 03c
Delmar Oleo, lb 18c
Certo, bott. 29c
Tender Leaf Tea. 7 oz Tk 29c
Rib Side or Ham Butt Pork. lb. 25c
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K, Noe nl