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RUSSELL CREEK
Rev. K. II. Walker of Edward will
f;'! regular appointment at Live
O;-' Grove Church Sunday morning
at ik-veii o'clock and Sunday evening
Miiu-h the twenty eis-ht. Everyone
is i n ited.
u. are all indeed very sorry to
have Mrs. Elli Gaskins leave our
community to make her home with
hei daughter, Mrs. Bonner Sawyer ox
Hillsboro. We will miss Mrs. Gas
kins but we're hoping she will be
content in her new home. Mrs. Gas
kins lost her husband a few veek
Mrs. Cora Guthrie spent Sunday
with Mrs. J. L. Morton.
Mr. C. S Rogers, who is employed
on the Dredge in South Carolina,
spent the week end with his family.
Me. Arlie Fodrie, who has been in
Florida for several days returned
home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leighmon Garner
and children spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Fat.' Garner of New
port. Mr. Garner is very ill at tha
present but we're hoping he will soon
be improving.
Little Virginia Fulcher of More
head City spent a week with her
grand parents, Mr. and Mis. J. L.
Morton.
Mr. Woodrow Fodrie left Monday
for Fayettville where he will spend
a few days with his v ife.
SALTER PATH
Friends of George Smith Jr., are j
very g'ad to learn that he has great- j
ly improved after being seriously ill
at the Morehead City hospital.
Mis. Mostly Lewis and Mrs. Ale:;
Willis tpent Saturday in More:. e-H
City.
Miss Charlotte Wil'is of M-reln-u i
spent Thursday here v. it i her pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Willis.
Mrs. Clyde Rose of Harkers Island
is spending some time here with her
father Mr. Clifford Lewis.
Mr. Harvey Willis spent Friday
in New Bern on business.
Mrs. Duzzy Guthrie spent Satur
day in Morehead City.
Mr. Burnett Willis Thomas G it'; ..;
and Cecil Guthrie r.pent Moiuie-y ;.i
New Bern.
Mrs. Cecil Guthrie returned hour
Friday after spending several days
in Atlantic.
ATLANTIC
Mr. and Mrs. North Sabiston of
Core Creek spent the week end with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Howaru ;
Mason. i
Miss Mary Author and Mrs. Law
rence Author and little son of New
Bern spent the week end with her
parents Mr. and M.s. Alex Golden, j
Mi s. Edison Mason and daughter1
Shi. ley Anne of New Bern spent the
week here with friends and relatives.
Miss Oonnre Lee Halter who has j
bet l working at tne Beauty Parlor
at New Bern is home for awhile
MUs. Guilda Daniels spent the
week at Morehead City with her aunt
Mi-k. Roland Fields.
Mr. Norway Morris of Norfolk Va.
spent the week end home with his
mother Mrs. Francis Morris.
Rev. W. R. Spriiiidi h.-ld his reg
ular services here Sunday morning
and evening at the Mis.,;onaiy Bap
tist i 'hu ell.
Mr. a id Mrs. Alvin Mason spent
V.- , . e
lh.Uti.lt
Many
and viil
S'liie.i e i
en . at Beaufort, with her
Mrs. Leslie Davis,
visitors from nearby towns
res attended the shows and
!.:cj; here duiing this week.
i,l is ol.v.'iie Nelson a teacner or
Newpoit spent the week end home
with her parents, Mr, aad Mrs. L.
W. Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Morris motor
ed to Beaufort Sunday.
Mr. Leonard Hill of Washington
N. C. has been visiting here with fri
ends and relatives the past weekk.
Mr. Herman Hancock Jr., has gone
to Norfolk on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nelson are
at Norfolk now, where he will have
to be treated at the hospital.
Quite a number of fishing boats
fibril Manteo, Wanchese, Hatteras,
Ocracoke, Harkers Island, Morehead
City, Davis and Marshallberg have
been docked here in "The Little Pott
Dr. H. M. Hendrix
DENTIST
Office Hour:
9 to 12 A. M. 1:30 to 5 P. M.
Office Potter Building
Over the postoffice
Dr. Jb.. f . Menius
OPTOMETRIST
Now located in New Office
McLellan Building
Phone 620 New Bern
Terminal." All these fleets have
been fi ;hing out "Drum Inlet," where
they have mostly all done well.
Mr. Grady Willis was a business
visitor at lieauTort Friday.
The Atlantic Hitfii School is '.rlad
to know they have toeir New Algeb
ra teacher.
Mr. Francis Austin of Morehead
Lity and Miss Lilly O'Neal Robinson
.vei- manied Saturday. They have
gone to Morehead where they will
make their home.
SOUTH Kiv&K
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Goodwin and
children of Lolo spent Sunday with
Mr. and .Mrs. I.em Hardy.
Mr.-. Ber.nie Hardy and children
of Araphoe spent ln v.. -ok with hei
patents Mr. an.l George Tosto.
Mr. and Havl Pittman and
baby alo ii . W :iV.:r Williams of
Scranton spent the week end at
Lukens visiting Mr. I'ittman's par
ents Mr. and Mrs. James Pittman. j
Miss Georgia Wallace was taken '
seriously ill at Beaufort School Fri- j
day. She was taken to the doctor, it j
was kidney colic, sue is some Doner
now.
Mrs. Manila Pittman went to Beau
fort Saturday morni-ig, she was sics
We hope she is better by this time.
Mr. Joshue Hardy and Floyd
Hardy of Havelock spent the week
end home.
The young people had a candy
party at Mrs. Eliza'i Dixon's Sat-
ire day
night. They renorted a nive
ime.
MERRIMON
.ii:t Lena Lewis spent the week
eP i at eer home at Harkers Island.
Mr. .;r. 1 Mis. Lannls Taylor, Miss
Mini,; C'.irraway of Newport News
and M s .Me:ium Canaway of Nor
folk, Va., attended the funeral
of their K'rand fatner Mr. Mc
( !ee-e r.eie Friday afternoon.
Mir E. ..HVier.ce of Beaufort
. p.nt i.-ee v.
Mr. and M:i
Miss Oli-.
her home h
eei
r.d with her parents'
s. D. M. Salter.
ia Peny had a party at
e. e i- rir.ry nifcht. Most
ctli of the you .x
tor miw.y games,
ier attended ai
I'rcshments wern
--!. All r p-r: a v..y nice time.
Mr, Joe Melatyre of Norfolk and
New York spent a short while here
Monday with his grand parents. Rev.
and Mrs. J. M. Carraway.
LiLNOXVlLLE
!r. Harvey Danids and Mr. Lai
Iilli - 'eie here a sho;t while Sun-
r: j
day
lorning.
Mr. an ! Mrs. Leon S;mp"on and
son Harold were visitors here Sun
day night.
Ml., Geraldine Daniels spent the
w. k end here with her parents.
Mrs. William Willis and two
children spent Tuesday here with he."
mother.
Roy Goodwin, Charlie Day, Luth
er Pittman and son Charlie spent
the week end here with their fami
lies. Mrs. Tommie Simpson spent Tues
day here with her mother.
Mr. Williai.-. Wade was a Sunday
visitor in our community.
Mr. Burt n Daniels, Charlie Pake
and Allen Lupton spent the week
end here with their families.
JIMMIE GUTHRIE WRITES
To the
Long
Editor:
i,
for-' any Coast Guard
Stations, Aiip' ni -i or Picket boat
were in our v.-:'.ei-s, headed for the
beach at "Groat Inland buy" near the
"Guthrie Hammocks" and abreast
Atlantic, a steam ship heavy laden
with coffee. As we gazed off thru
the breaking waves, we attempted
to sympathize with those worn sail
ors, whose doom they could see with
in a stones throvr. As the ray? of
Don't Let Others Fool
You
Come and See for Yourself
We Give the Best Money
Can Buy
BEAUFORT
SHOE SHOP
Next to Post Office
C. H. BUSHALL
Fire, Health, Accident,
Automobile Insurance
Real Estate Bought
Sold Rented
Will Write Your Bond
RELIABLE COMPANIES,
COOD SERVICE
Hill Bldg. Beaufort, N. C
Dial 41S-1
a woia v ;:vs Thursday. February 25, i937
tvf sun commenced to
dance their
v.ay thru the heavy rr.
it could
uini v seen tnat hcipsess
il.x-i humans
n-r .iin?tn? to the rljririnsr, exert-
themseives to la v-
inch of
ritit-ngtii th-ey
their lives.
s.Hi just to save
.aier cane -J..-.-
three master by the name of "Joseph
Rudd ' nicely
but not quitiy. she.
i. laced her Dig
and biack bow on the
reef that protects the salt caked
beach o.i Ue eastern j-hore of North
Cuivlina and Raleia Kay. Many
other ships and lives have been des
troyed hei oa'uiuts an i the great God
in his Living ki'K'm-s permitted it
to continue, because hi time had not
arrived to stop it. v hen time did
come God himselt made the necess
ary change, cut the beach thru to
'he ocean, gtviiig the visible and Nat
ional Government a chance to finish
up his work he had en the eatth be
fore the symbolic fire begins to burn,
os lecorded in the heavenly record
To fuither prove this statement, the
iiit- spoken of in t..e Bible is already
winning to burn. The troublesome
times that we see amongst the people
;;tul the Nations of the earth; and
it wiii continue to burn until all the
i'aise systems a.'.d Salans empire are
completely dest.-oyed. Jesus further
stated, ( (speaking of his presence)
that at that time there would be upon
the earth distiess of Nations, with
perplexity, the sea v.cukl be restles,
and the v.a.'.s roaring, when men's
! hearts would fail then; for fear, and
for looking after those things which
are coming on the earth, for the pow
ers of Heaven shall be shaken and
then shall they see the Son of man
coming in a cioud with great glory,
((Luke 21,25) We know that just
now all Nations are in distress, and
that the people in all brancnes of
business socially, politically and other
wise are in perplexity and know not
what to do, and we people are so fear
t'uil about our business affairs that
jur hearts are already failing us.
The great God made our Govern
ment, he also made the men who see
attempting to run it, and he want?
them to ask him to help them t.'.l; 1.
along smooth and fine, knowing e.o
he does that they cannot handle it
as it should go. Because when it is
correctly handled the wars will be
no more the political :juarrel will
stop, peace ana plenty will reign, and
the people themselvte. will "beat
swords into plough shares and the
spears into pruning boons, " then and
then only can we run thru the b.ach
in our boats and say "calm and peace
shall follow me all the days of my
life.
Jimmie Guthrie
NOTICE OF R2-SALE
North Carolina,
Carteret County.
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale, and under the terms of that
certain deed of trust executed by
James O. Harris and Ruth Harris to
Graham W. Duncan, Trustee, record
ed in book No. 53 at page 10, rec
ords of Carteret County, tho real
estate secured in said deed of trust,
was offered for sale at the court
house door in Beaufort, N. C, un-
JAMES DAVIS
NOTARY PUBLIC
At First- Citizens Bank
BEAUFORT, N. C.
MACHINE SHOP
GENERAL REPAIR
WORK
ELECTRIC & ACETYLENE
WELDING
J. O. Barbour, Mgr.
BEAUFORT, N. C.
Day Phone 331-1 Nite Phone342-G
Thcmght
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truly sympathetic atti
tude, our service always
wins appreciation of fam
ily and friends.
The perfect precision and
the quiet smoothness of
ceremonies conducted (by
us. prove we have a thoro
training and understand
ing of our professional
duties.
Phone:
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Adair & Rice
BEAUFORT, N. C
der resale notice, on the 5th day of
v.h,n,v. 1!i:!7. an 1 when-is, t. h.
Rushall became th
Ij
: i highe-.' ,
.c price of!
0. Har:i';
ur.ders'.gr,-;
sale at the j
ort. N. c ;
bidder for said lands .
S-.MiVno. and whe:eas
J.
has iaued said offer, the
ed t-ustee will olTer for
coarthouse door in beuu
at the hour of twelv o'
'dock noon. !
i, XV.il, the!
estate: j
;" New 1
e.i.y. 1 -.I".:.
on the 4th day of Mj
following d.crihed r
South v.aif of lot
Town, Iveaufort, N. t
TH !6th duv of K.
G. W.
2tFeb2o
d:
AN".
NOTICE OF RE-3ALL OF V ALU
ABLE REAL rST.'TE.
Wh-vt. is, tinier th terms of thai
ce.tr". ec ' of trn"'. bearnig date
rf v J '. . l.'-i. in l rcconien m
book 35. page 213, records of Car
teret C -ify, the - ' estate secur
ed in said deed of 'js' was offered
for sale on the 5th day of February,
1937, at the courthouse door in,
r V C of eai.1 calo P. '
rjeauioii, v., au- v -
II. Bushall became the last and high
tst bidder at the pri.-" of 400.00
and whereas, J. 0. II tins has raided
said bid, the undesigned, trustee,
will offer for resale and will sell for.
cash to the highest bidder, at the
courthouse door in Beaufort, N. C,
at twelve o'clock, noon, on the 4th
day f March, 1037, the following
des.ri'o .1 lands:
Adjoining lands of Eliza Faison
and othe s. situate lying and being
: -. th.- f ' -if Bear. foil, N. C, and
kro -. .-, lot nem'- 1 3, 0. T., be
gin: ' "t '- F. . ri-n?" of the
lot of Eliza Faison and running east
wardly 36 feet; thence northwardly
110 feet; thence westwardly 36 feet;
thence southwardly to the begin
ning. 2nd. Part lot 198 0. T. on the
north si !e of Pine Street, commenc-
n.g at trie h. vv. corner oi said lot
I and running eastwardly on line of
Pine Street 27 feet; thence north
i wardly 110 feet; thence westwardly
27 feet; southwardly on line of said
lot 110 feet. Also another parcel of
lanr1 adjoining said la.d, commenc
ing at the S. E. corn' r of lot ls'j
O. T. running westwardly 6 ft;
thence northwardly 110 feet thence
eastwardly 0 feet; th 'nee south.vard
!y 110 feet to the beginning.
3rd. One .rtiticalc nf stock (20
shares of Beaufort Bu.lJing and Loan
Association, stock fertificate No.
6..
This 16th day of F. r rvny, 1037.
GRAHAM W. DUNCAN,
2tFeb 25 Trustee.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
This is to advise the public that
the partnership of R. W. Penny and
Geo. W. Evans, operating as the El
ectric Service Shop of Morehead
City, N. C, has been dissolved, Geo.
Evans having ceased to be a part
ner as of January 1, 1937.
This 17th day of February 1037.
R. W. PENNY, Owner.
4tMarll
B. A. BELL
Your Jeweler for 25 Years
Repair work efficiently and
PromDtly Done
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Don't let
horn in
"Your head," says the buck, "can be counted
As ready to be stuffed and mounted,
If, when you drink, you flaunt the rule
Of moderation and act the fool,"
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Srll!fi.yMtw'- " towvim.
NOTICE CF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY.
I'nder and by virttte of he provw
i, ns ef Section 2o1o of th- Consoli
, . , o.. f V.rth Carolina.
tia.eu ciiatui-c ..... - - i
o 1 t. nower ot sale co.iiaine
. . . i,rr ovi.int.iJ and!
d liveivd by Waldron Bailey and
wife, Marie A. Bailey, to George N. !
V. . ' , uarin pate March 2nd,
rt-eistereu in me omce ui ,
th ' Register of Deeds tor cauerevj
County. North Carolina, in Book j
Nuttier 50, at page 235, default
having been made in the payment of;
the indebtedness thereby secured,
the undersigned Executors of George
N. Hutton, deceased, on the 1st day
of March, U'37, at two o'clock P. M.,
at the Court House I oor of Carter
et County, in Beaufort, North Caro
lina, will sell to th. highest bidder
for cash a one-half undivided inter
est in that certain tract of land ly
ing and being in Wliite Oak Town
ship, Carteret County, North Caro
lina, which is more fully described
as follows:
Lying on the North side of Bogue
Sound and bounded as follows:
BEGINTNTNG at a stake in the
West prong of Sanders Creek on the
East side of Road, then with the
Road South -10 degrees West 165
feet; then with the Road South 5
degrees East 108 feet; then with
the Road South 35 degrees East I'jS
feet; then with the Road North 86
degrees East 62 feet to fence; then
along the fence South 20 degrees
East 853 feet; then along fence
South 4 1-2 degrees East 1285 feet
to the shore; then Jong the shore
South 78 decrees East 588 feett then
GEO. T. WOOLARD
Subscription
Representative
-of the-
BEAUFORT NEWS
Give Him Your Next
Subscription or Renewal
ALSO HOME DELIVERY
IFo Mo
RESIDENTIAL
Office Dial
Residence
BEAUFORT, N. C.
tonight
on tomorrow!
along the -hore South Ct degree-
Eas; 132 feet; then dlons th" rho:
North 23 .ig.ees Fart !3 !et; theu
a'.jTi'; the shore North degrees
E"st'lT'J feet to fence; then along
fence North 15 degrees
West 2722
, ro
degrees East
577
feet to Road; then North 15 de-
grees East 8 tee to stake in
Pond; then North 1., degrees Jen
330 feet to Pocosin; then North 80
degrees West 231 teet; men ooutn
5 degrees East 3381 feet to old
Road; then along Road North 80 de
grees West 1330 feet; then North
52 1-2 degrees West 588 feet to the
run ot the Wrest prong of Sanders
Creek; then down and with its vari
ous meanders of the run of sai l
Creek to the place of beginning.
Containing 150 acres, more or less.
This being the same land known
the W. W. Weeks Plantation, and
being the interest of the said Mort
gagors as conveyed to them by deed
of Robert M. Weeks and others, to
George N. Hutton and Waldron
Bailey, of date March 2nd, 1926.
This the 27th day of January,
1037.
FIRST SECURITY TRUST CO.,
A. B. Hutton.
G. Norman Huiton,
Executors of George N. Huton,
4tFeb25 Deceased.
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Dr. C. S. Maxwell
GENERAL PRACTICE
Office Hours:
10 A. M. to 12 M and by
Appointment.
We Are Now Prepared
To Do Yrur
ACETYLENE WELDING
PAUL'S
MACHINE SHOP
"Marine Outfitters"
BEAUFORT,
seE(P
CONTRACTOR
457-1
301-1
Call for a friundlitr Manhattan made
Hits way! I short dash ef bitten;
Italian Vermouth) CALVERT'S
"Reserve." Add Ice and stir well.
Serve in a chilled glass with cherry;
lap it off with twist of orange peel
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