North Carolina Newspapers

THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1936 PAGE FIVE In The Realm of Womeni Dial-448-l THREE THIEVES One, being hungry, took a loaf of bread; Another, footsore, stole a pair of shoes; These two, as common thieves were duly tried, 9 And paid the penalty the law requir ed for petty crimes. A greater thief than they, And one far more deserving punish ment, Escaped unscatched and unrebuked, although, That which he took was valued more than gold, Or life. He robbed a man of his good name, And left him helpless, in a mesh of lies. Sarah A. Heinzerling. Mrs. Joe Mathews and little son, Joe arrived in Beaufort this week where they will spend several weeks visiting Mrs Mathews parents Mr. and Mrs . Charles Skarren. Mr.. Mathews wi 1 join them here later. Mr and Mis. G. W. Duncan and son returned Sunday from a motor tour of Western North Carolina, and old Fort, Mrs. Duncan's former home. Graham Duncan, Jr. sailed Monday for Norfolk, Va., aboard the yacht Katrina as the guest of relatives, owners of the boat. W. B. Duncan of Raleigh who has been the house guest of Mr. J. F. Duncan has returned to his home. Mr. J. A. Cree of Henderson, form erly of Beaufort is spending some time at his home in Beaufort Mr. Joe Barbour and James Cree left this week for Washington, D. C. where they will spend a week visit ing. Miss Laura Mace has returned home after spending a while at Jacksonville, Fla., as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Wallace. - - - Mr. Gene Brown has returned to his home in Chapel Hill after spend ing his vacation in Beaufort visiting his brother, Mr. Aycock Brown. Miss Elizabeth Gaskiil who is in training in a hospital in Raleigh stopped in Beaufort this week en xoute to her former home on Ocra coke Island where she is spending her vacation. Friends of Mr. Rufus Seawell will be glad to learn that he is showing improvement. Mr. Seawell is a pa tient Scrymser Pavilion St. Luke's Hospital in New York City. Mr. Roy Eubanks who is employ ed in New Bern was a visitor in Beaufort Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Piver, Mrs. M. G. Pridgen, Misses Gertrude and Laura Duncan Pridgen of Chapel Hill spent last week-end here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Piver. Mrs. Sallie Shelton, Miss Alice Heiner of New York, Miss Lillie Fles and Mr. Alexander Larie have just returned from a short visit to Charlotte. While there they visited Mrs. Shelton's sister, Mrs. Paul Rhodes. Friends of Miss Louise Styron will regret to learn that she is a patient at Potter Emergency hospital here where she underwent an operation on Monday night for appendicitis. Mr.' Leland Peterson and Arthur Lenox will leave Sunday for a two weeks vacation in Virginia. Miss Lucille and Elizabeth Thom as returned home Monday from Mt. Olive where they visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. U. E. Swann return ed home Friday after a motor trip through Western Carolina with friends. Miss Katherine and Georganna Maxwell of Atlanta, Ga., are visiting Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Maxwell. Mr. Charlie RatcHffe of Green ville is the guest of Mr. Ben Bell. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Feguson andj two children of Raleigh were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. U. E. Swann this week. Mr. Thomas Maxwell of Greens boro is visiting Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Maxwell. Mr. J. B. Moore of New York is visiting friends and relatives in Beaufort. H5"S-HW Mrs. Sam Chadwick visited friends in New Bern this week. Miss Anne Mumber and Miss Mad eline Forner left Saturday morning for their home in New Brunswick, N. J. after visiting Mr. Frank Rob inson here. Mr. and Mrs Walter Y. Worth and son Walter Jr., of Raleigh are spend ing some time in Beaufort. Mrs. Clyde Norcom of Greensboro is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Carrie Norcom. Mes.-rr. ':' my Hatsell. Leonard Safrit ani Marilyn Safrit returned home Monday from a trip to Ft. Meyers, Tla., and Dallas, Texas. Miss Estelle CaffVey or Arnold, Md., is visiting friends and relatives in Beaufort. Friends of Mr. Christopher Jones will regret to learn that he is ill at hos home on Front Street. Friends of Mrs. Daisy Hatsell will regret to learn that she is suffering from a slight fracture of the hip as a result of a fall on Wednesday. Miss Elizabeth Chandler of Dur ham is spending the week in Beau fort visiting the Carpenters at their cottage on Fulford Street. Mr. and and Mrs. Leroy Laney and son spent last week with his parents at Monroe. Mrs Grover Paul of Bachelor spent Tuesday in Morehead City and Beau fort visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Camp and small daughter of Charleston, S. C, have an apartment at the Ann Street Inn. Mr. Camp i3 stationed at Cape Lookout. Mr. Lawrence Rudder and Miss Mary Sue Rudder have arrived in Beaufort to spend the remainder of the season here with their mother, Mrs. W. S. Chadwick. Mr. T. A. Brinson of New Bern was a business visitor in Beaufort Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Harrell of Raleigh are visiting his mother, Mrs. John Harrell. Mr. Paul Jones and Mr. Tom Car row spent last week-end at Ocracoke. Capt. Broady Willis who is em ployed at Southport is spending a few days here with his family. Mrs. Alva Nance left Monday for her home in Cincinnati, Ohio, after spending sometime here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Willis. Messrs. W 0. Williams and Curtis Noe left Wednesday for New York City where they will visit friends and relatives. Mrs. J. V. Rice has had as her guests during the week, Mrs. H. W. Stevens of Goldsboro, Mrs. H. B. Blackman of Princeton, Mrs. L. A. Warrick, and children and Miss Tom mie Stevens of Goldsboro, Miss El me Stevens of Grensboro and Jim mie and Donald Rice of New Bern. Mrs. James Patterson and daugh ter of Florence, S. C. stepped in Beau fort this week visiting Mr. and Mrs Aycock Brown. They were enroute to their home from Ocracoke where they had been visiting relatives. Mrs. Fred Hooper is visiting friends and relatives tt Ocracoke this week. DAVIS HOUSE GUESTS Ms Errrthy G. Lev, Auburn: Miss Matgarrt cve, Raleii-; rI ri. Jcnes Pattersou and Miss Joan Patterson, Florence, S. C. Guests At The WccIsj d House Dr. C. B. Yount, Dr. J. T.. Frit and brother Conrad Fritz of Hickory are spending their vacation in Beau fort, having an apartment here. Miss Blanche B; Mason of Brook lyn, N. Y., who is visiting relatives at Merrimon spent the night here. Mr. H. E. Ricks, district manager of the Maccabees, spent two days here last week. Other guests were: Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Taylor, Washington, D. C, O. P. Sessoms, J. D. Terqucan and Wil bur Snipes, Durham, W. G. Rineback, Jackrcnville, N. C. INVITATIONS ISSUED The following invitation has been issued: Mrs Sterling Price Hancock requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of her daughter Gertrude D;iv:s to Dr. Frederick MeCuilock Morrison on Saturday, the twenty-ninth of August, nineteen hundred thirty six at five o'clock Saint Paul's Episcopal Church Beaufort, North Carolina No invitations have been issued in the city but friends are cordially invited to attend the wedding. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Born to Mr. and Mrs. Noble Har dee, of Fernandina, Fla., July 23rd, at the Riverside Hospital in Jackson ville, Florida, a daughter, Elizabeth Ella. Mr. and Mrs. Hardee made their home here for several months last year and made many friends. JOINT HOSTESSES AT BRIDGE Mrs. Vera Longest Hall, Hrs. Har dy Lewis, Jr., and Mis. Willie G. Loftin jointly entertained at the American Legion Hut on Friday af ternoon, August 7th. Bridge was played at eleven tables and other friends came in later in the after noon for refreshment. Prize for high score went to Mrs. Halsey Paul and second high was won by Miss Lucy Holland. At the close of the game a deli cious snlad eo'jrse was served. Guest? for tht Kfternoon were: Mesdames Aycock Brown, E. L. Da vis, Horace Loftin, Mac Brown, Tobe Clawson, Howard Jones, Halsey Paul, Roy Willis, John Ratcliffe, William B. Longest, Jr., Otis Moore, Tom Gibbs, Robert Safrit, Claude Morning, Raymond Paul, Gherman Holland, John Jones, James Wheat ly, Larry Moore, Gerald Hill, W. S. Chadwick, Christopher Jones, Chaud ion Carlton, Robert Lang, Milton Lipman, J. G Allen, James Kennedy, Cecil Brooks, 0. K. Garner, W. S. Skarren and F. R. Bell ; Misses Lucy Holland, Lucille Rice, Myrtle Piver, Daphne Paul, Mildred Jones, Gladys Chadwick and Julia Hill. Out of town guests were: Mrs. Bob Lucas of Greensboro; Mrs. Robeit Benton of Philadelphia, Pa., Mrs. Fred Seeley of Boston, Mass. Mrs. Stacy Nelson and Mrs. Howard Hill of Washington D. C, Mrs. Fred Pulley of Kinston and Mrs. C. Alexander of Charlotte. Several WPA Officials In Meeting Here Today Several officials of the women's division of WPA are holding a meet ing in Beaufort today. Among those present beside? Mrs. Mebane and Miss Eumley local supervisors are the following: Mrs. May E. Camp bell, state director of women's and professional activities; Miss. Helen Reinhardt, assistant state director of women's and professional activities; Mrs. I. P. Hodges, supervisor of women's and professional activities of District 2, WPA; Mrs. Fred Pur ser, assistant supervisor; Mrs. W. G. Stancill, assistant supervisor and Mrs Laura K. Spicer, assistant supervisor. It is the first meeting of the group since several counties were recently added to District 2, which now com prises: Carteret, Craven, Beaufort, Jones, Onslow, Duplin, Greene, Wayne, Pitt, Lenoir, Hyde and Pamlico. MARRIAGE LICENSES Roger Lyons, Morehead City and Frances Smith, Atlantic. Austin Kilbride and Ella N. Hunt, Hubert, N. C. French Shepard and Lovenia Guthrie, Morehead City. Ira Hamilton, Atlantic and Eva M. Taylor, Sea Level. BIRTHS j Born to Mr. and Mrs. James W. Stewart, August 7th, at the More head City hospital, a son, John Al exander. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Thomas of Beaufort, July 31, a son. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Aulbert Mason of Atlantic, August 9th, a son. Hugh Thomas Mason. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore, Jr., of Beaufort, August 6th, a son, Walter Walker Moore. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis of Beaufort, August 7th, a daughter, Mary Louise Davis. Road Adjustment Plan Progresses Satisfactory progress is being made in the matter ol getting the various counties' claims before the Road Bond Adjustment Commission recently appointed by the Governor sit at the Court of Equity to deter mine how much if any, these coun ties are entitled to have refunded to them by the State, according to a statement made by Judge Guy Elli ott, general Chairman of the Steer ing Committee working on this pro ject. More than, a score of counties up to now have indicated their will ingness to cooperate with the East ern Carolina Chamber of Commerce in presenting a united front to the Commission. "It is clearly under stood by the counties, that each county will file its own claim and present this cairn to the Commis sion at the proper time, Chairman Elliott said. While each county will file its own claim and present this claim in any way it sees fit, the molar support of all the other coop erating counties will be back of each individual claim. After all is said and done, according to Chairman Elliott, whatever is awarded to the counties, will have to be done by a majority vote of the House and Senate at the WPfy,iiwww.v"'ilw Vacation business remains good at the Old Davis House and many new arrivals registered there during the j past week. On Thursday the Strebs j of Raleigh who have been spending , the summer at this hosttlry return-, ed to their home. Guests registered during the week inclu.led th? follow. , ing: Mr. and Mrs. Rawls Ko.;...'. Tarboro; Miss Elizabeth Gaskiil,; Raleigh; Mr. and Mi". . cass, New Bern; Mr. and Mrs. Manley Castophen, Mrs. H. F. Shaw and W. D. Summerell, Tarboro; Miss Grace Snell and Master Jimmie Boyd, Greenville; C. O. Little, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Archbell, Bath; T. D. Parrish, Raleigh; Mrs. Fred Purser, Greenville; Mrs Lloyd Chap man, Grifton; Mr. and Mrs. Hal Tankard and Miss Kay Tankard, Rocky Mount; Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Miller, and Miss Julia Miller, Wilson; Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hobbs, Raleigh; W. P. Brown, Lexington; W. B. Flemming, Greenville; F. B. Gross, Asheville; Mrs. Ola T. Tucker, Miss Dorothy Tucker, Miss Mildred Ow ens, Greneville; W. R. Smith, Char lotte; Miss Eugenia Gray, Cary; ! LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOR SALE CITY AND FARM PROPERTY WANTED AT ONCE G. W. Duncan REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Dial 318-1 SUNDAYS - AFTER 5:30 P. M. Serve Fresh Delicious Rolls For Sunday Night Supper Shop open after 1 P. M. FRONT STREET. BEAUFORT, N. C. 1937 General Assembly. This makes it the more important that the coun ties cooperate through a central Steering Committee, which has been appointed by the various counties. Each county selected a member from its on official family to sit on this Committee. At the present time more than a score of counties have done GEO. T. WOOLARD Subscription Representative -of the BEAUFORT NEWS Give Him Your Next Subscription or Renewal ALSO HOME DELIVERY this and on or before August 26th each of these counties will have filed its individual claim witn the Com mission. In every county up to now, the County Attorney has been des ignated to lead the argument for his county. Seabreeze THEATRE WEEK OF AUG. 17 MONDAY & TUESDAY Alice Brady, Ann Rutherford in Gene Stratton Porter's Famous Novel "The Harvester" with Cora Sue Collins and Buck (The Wonder Dog) Adm. 10c-15c-25c 10c 10c JiJ UcJJ L'cdj lldt U "Here's The Place To Feed Your Face And Get Your Money's Worth" Says Capt. John Willis of SEAFOOD CAFE BEAUFORT, N. C. Bargain Day WEDNESDAY ONLY Ann Shirley, John Beal, Guy Kibbe in "M'LISS" Don't Forget Only One Day to Sea This Great Picture THURSDAY ONLY Special Attraction! Picture every Mother, Father and Child Should See "High School Girl" Adm. 10c-15c-25c SATURDAY Barbara Stanwyck, Preston Foster m "Annie Oakley" A Return Engagement for the. bene fit of those who didn't See it Before Adm. 10c 15c dill THE BEST PLACE TO BUY YOUR DRUG WANTS! PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED DiaI-333-1 FOR SERVICE JOE HOUSE DRUG STORE; BEAUFORT, N. C. u ASK YOUR DOCTOR JJJ Beaufort Theatre! l BEAUFORT, N. C. I Thurs. & Friday Aug. 13 & 14 Dick Powell and Marion Davies in "HEARTS DIVIDED" Saturday, August 15 James Cagney and Pat O'Brien in "Here Comes The Navy" Program For Week August 17th Monday & Tues. August 17 & 18th WILL ROGERS & JANET GAYNOR in "STATE FAIR" News and Short Matinee Both days 3:30 All Children Mutt Have Tickets Wednesday, August 19th Jane Withers in "PADDY O'DAY' Comedy Matinee 3:30 Thursday & Friday, Aug. 20 & 21 Herbert Marshall and Ruth Chatterton in "Girls Dormitory" Introducing a New Personality "SIMONE SIMON" Matinee Thursday 3:30 Saturday, August 22nd Frances Langford in "PALM SPRINGS" Also Beginning New IS Chapter Seriol (jBUCK JONES in "PHANTOM RIDER"