Thursday, May 20, 1937
THE BEAUFORT NEWh BEAUFORT, N. C.
PAGE THREE
SCHOOL CLOSES AT
HARKERS ISLAND
"Rev. Mr. Fred Seeley
Of Beaufort Manned
Our Pulpit
By JIMMIE GUTHRIE
Harkers Island's High School ex
Mav 9th with the Rev.
Mr. Stephens of Morehead City
preaching the Baccalaureate sermon,
who, presented to the more than 300
anxious listeners an extraordinary
address.
As usual, and probably a little
more than usual our School develop
ed into a real success, our able and
efficient superintendent, our princi
pal and his teachers brought about a
very good school.
Havini? as I do a very great idea
that all the roving criminals sought
aftt: by the American police does not
the damage t osociety as a whole, as
one delinquent child from school.
These boys and litis girls who do
not go to school are reared in such
a manner that thru himself more
criminals are at large than can bo
made by a thousand John Dillingers.
I hope the State comvells them to
attend regular.
Today the Rev. Mr. Fred R. Seley
of Beaufort manned our pulpit of
the M. E. Church, South, in placing
before his many hearers the inten
tion of his visit hera on what is com
monly known as "Layman's Day."
This was for the purpose, as he out
lined, of relL-ving the regular preach- i
ers, that is to this extent, that we,
the members of all churches, as well
as the laymen, have a responsibility,
that is we should "Advertise" our
God and our Church, and not leave it
all for the the preacher, who some
timpa. mav have filled with too
much chicken or .otherwise, and leave
offsomething that ought to be en
forced. In general we, the people of the
Island, who now are beginning to fee!
that Sou'wester, and hear the little
waves as they break and wash up
high on the shore, are doing just fine,
and have greater expectations to do
finer, little later on as the time pass
es. The graduation of the Senior class
was attended by, nr.d presided ow-r
by Mr. Luther Hamilton of Morehead
City, ami Mr. J. G. Allen, Superin
tendent of fc-.h'iols.
Mr. Hamilt'n spoke at large upn,i
Ideals such w God alone would ac
quire at the linds of those boys and
girls who have started out into this
big and sinful world to make a home,
or just a house for themselves.
Which would you prefer a home or a
house? He also said in lengeth, thr.t
it is useless for man now, in 1 'J 3 7 to
live within the confines of a "Wall,"
being true that China tried that for
many centuries, only to wane and
come to be an almost dilapidated
country.
Mr. Allen, the Superintendent,
spoke high of the School here, and
heavily invited increased attendant.
and that they would continue to li
more and more.
We thank you distinguished gen
tlemen, come again.
Nicholas Foregoes Royal Rights
New Food Wrinkles
Feature 4-H Project
For Local Groups
Girls enrolled in 4-H food projects
may again compete for valuable
prizes in the National Food repara
tion Contest being enducted by club
leaders with the aid of the State Ex
tension Service. It opens a wide and
fascinating field for girls who wish
to excel in culinary aits.
Use of ' new wrinkles in commer
cial fed prducts are an interesting
phase f th- cntest, as are failure
prff metli , short cuts, ar..l econo
mical pruc.kvs devised daily in test
kitchens, cil uf whicn make food ana
its preparation a del'ght.
Credit is given to poultry, garden
and orchard prjeeta and serving of
their products, also to the prepara
tion of special dishes promoting greta
er consumption of neglected health
items in the diet. Drying, curing
and canning of foods, picnic and
school lunches, meal planning and
table decorations and settings for
formal and informal occassions are
significant in the program.
To encourage club girls in all these
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Going Aground
Big Party For
Meant!
Grads
SWANN DIRESTCR OF E.C.C.
The B. H. S. Senior Class yachting
prty on Tuesday night lasted a b't
longei than the yachters h:d planned,
but a big time was ha.l by all. Aboard
the ciuiser Idle-On with Capt. Dick
inson, master and owner the seniors'
yaehti-.ig party began at 1 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. Late in th:
evening the yacht went aground on
Middle Marsh. Two of the party
rowed ashore and informed anxious
parents that all were safe. The re
mainder were 'rescued by coastguard
from Foit Ma:on Station c-nr!y Wed
nesday nuurirg. It was a big party
for the seagoing seniors.
U. E. Swan a of Beaufort is now a
di.ector of the Eastern Carolina
Chamber oi Commerce with head
quarters in Kinston, having been
t'keted at the fifteenth annual meet
ir.;.' in Kinston recently. Mr. Swarm
is well known in Beaufort and Car
teret County and the regional organ
isation's irjtc ;-csts will be well taken
care of in this section by him.
Blue grass and white Dutch clover
grow into excellent permanent pas
ture if the soil is sufficiently pro
pared and the land t ated with man
ure, says W. F. Flowe of Harrisburg,
route 1, Cabarrus County.
Prince Nicholas of Rumania who Is reported to have renounced all
his rofral rights In order to stay with his wife and their four-year-old
IBh. They will move into French exile. Photograph shows Nicholas
tSd his wife soon after their marriage. The Case bears some sirnflari
UeH t6 that of i-Klna Edtfard of Enlland, now the duke of Windsor,
things, Servel, Inc., makers of th.!
Electrolux kerosene refrigerator, i
offer S'JUO in cash scholarships a:ui j
eight refrigeratrs to national aii'i i
sectional winners, trips to the 16th i
National 4-11 Club Congress in Chi
cabo for state winning members, and
Lold medals to county champions.
Many local girls are expected to participate.
received $111,737.20 in cash
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I WW1 St.el-nerv.d Lou M.yer has a special
LIKES HER CORN-COB
DEMOCRATIC LEADER
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Mrs. Thomas F. McAllister, ol
Grand Rapids, Mich., for several
years a forceful political personal
ity in Michigan, who recently be
came director of the women's di
vision of the Democratic national
pommittee.
"Mae West Curve" on Mountain Road
miJ'vurz '&-'rotysiz owBfc. ''fe'Sw, sar v
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Beaufort, N C. DI
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PRUITT RE-ELECTED AT
NEWPORT SZHGOl. t-RIN.
R. L. Pruit was re-eiecttd prin
cipal of Newport School by the com
mittee there last Wednesday night
Supt. Allen was also present at the
meeting. Likewise the entire faculty
was re-elected. This is a credit to the
school committee, showing that they
have always tried to select wisely
for the best interests of the school.
Reports are that Newport School ex
perienced one of the best years :n
its history. (Contributed).
IN 7WIS RACING GAME I NEED A
AMID CIGARETTE SO I SMOKE
CAMELS. I ENJOY CAMELS AS
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CAMELS I ltfi'ly
TOBACCOS
word to say about Camsl's mlldnsss
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Johnston County farmers market
ed 81 carloads of hogs during the
period from February 19, lSt3C In
Anvil 19. 1037 for which " - '
Mrs. Abigail Leffingwell, of Los
Angeles, ninety-eight years young,
as she ,--::.it.J in her latest perma
nent v.i. e. She believes in modern
things, but prefers her corn-cob pipe
'.o thc5. modern cigarettes.
Mountain scenery is recorded at its most impressive stage through
tj lenses of an infra-red camera. In the center may be seen Mae
Wtat curve on the new Red Lodge (Montana) highway to Yellowstone
ttrlc a fitting monument to a comely movie star.
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