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PACE TV.'O THE BEAUFORT NEWS BEAUFORT. N. C. Tops Card In First Casino Boats R - - liV J -X --x- -.; i P "-'jrri tfeAi vrfFS ft 1 -4.. - a- a; "'"s t vi .. rM'a tor a .vhul iwuiac ov iv.i;' is being art an;?.!, saa i. n, 4-H club leader for the StaU' Co'.l.';io extension service. sV'cial attntion wiit be given practical subjects, ho:s tated. In ag-...u-.iu'.al cngineerinK. for example, .her vi:I be in.-t:uction on the care and use of fain; machinery and in urj; electrification. IVi-sonal improvement and a great er appreci-tion of tha finer things in life a e as necessary to "making a life" a practical subjects are to "making a living," Har.iil continued. Kegitration for th-? short course will bejin Monday rft-.'nioon. Iu:v 2i'. The program v.iii bo brought to a close with the cand!e'.ihtin cere mony Friday evening in Rijdick Stadium. The boys and r'r.U will r.main in their dormitories overnight and will iL-pavt f Jr their homes Saturday. The college will furnish dormitory roomj free, an.l meals win oe low cost. The Honor Cab i rogra.n and the Health Pageant, in which the 4-, State King and Queett of Health i will be crowned, will feature the Thurs day evening program. A tyie ie view, team demonstrations, fou danc es dramatizations, sight-seeing tours, and addresses by noied men and women are among o':.er Phases o: the program. Last ear the to. .i-ul by 73 " ciu'.) Ln. A.; eve:l l is expected this yea line bov an: one gi in the State is sh:rt course. num'oers ami v t,n,ia-;. e , Ha.'.'ill saiJ. from ta.-h clu.' ihle to attend the Thursday, Juiy 8, 1937 Surry County farmers say the re c.'!1.; atta.'ks by flea beetle larvae l".-:.: wi'.i i:kciv reduce t..b.ice p.'iuu.-t:.'-n by i.U ferce.:s w that cou.ity. pp cations of ground limestone , .Mid r:o ohate has meant greener - pas.u'r.'! in Madison County this .-in- tn.in in many years past. I M.iro livestock is being grazed on t.ie same a.-reage with better results. BILIOUS? -LISTLESS? Blllouanan du to conttlpatlon la quickly rallavad by Duffy's Airtl-' Billoua Pllla, original formula by Dr. Charloa Duffy, aurgoon In tho Brltiah navy. Larga paekaga tic. Trial alio 10c. In uaa for ovar 100 yaara. DUFFYfS Bm. PILLS hort ioj.-- v;js at-1 f Odd racts ot UL.SJ 4 vin itni i " ' -s Ray Matulewicz of Pennsylvania Ray Matulewicz is attracting more attention i.t the present time than any othe: fighter iu North Carolina. On Fii 1" y nitrht he will meet Se.-gt. Jimmic I.uc:is for ID-round go i:1. ti'.e semi-finals of Ad Warren's Boxing Shuw at the Casino on Atlantic Beach Matulewicz weighs 172 pounds, is live feet 11 1-2 inches high and has ! .2 snui-.v. iir.d p.o lights to hi; i ,.d:. He ent p.-fes.onal in May i r tK; v ... af;er a sok-::.-1.: ! c"l;ji- . Vi- h :r : :.:;! f.:r Duke L'::;ve.- : tity. Kc v.-- Intcrcr.liJsiatJ M.d ie-! w.-i-iht :. I -r. wd.u I'JZ-'--"" i ws;? ..'Kb-jr of the L. .S. Olyri- ;;. t .: v ' vent t : Ee:l:n last i : n;ir ; V- he is a !Uht heavy, j BASEBALL PRESSBOX By A. R. RICE By A. R. RICE The strong SVilmmgan Pir ate oigaaization plays here Sunday starting at 3:30 P.M. This is the same squad that last year defeated Beaufort two out of three, all played here and last Sunday handed Atlantic its first setback of the season 10 to 0 in a game played at Atlantic. 4-H Short Course To Guide Art of Living aT.EI:t. July Cultural cours ' s. th: l-tl 'hort c:v.ir?j fo V'!' :t C.r.ego, Jul;; 2C- 31. v ountled program, "the Beaufort maae it six consecutive wins against no looses for t.ie seas on during the past eight days by downing Straits here June 30th 3 to 2,racking up another against the same team at Straits last Saturday, July 3rd 15 to 5 and wallopnig Jamesville here July 4th 9 to 2. The Independence Day game saw Harry Vanhorn, local pitcher, meting out just six and fanning five as Beaufort was laying down a barrage oi fifteen base knocks off Carson o,i nnt a simrle Beaufort man struck out. Six of the fifteen safe- 4.; ivnrp fnr extra bases. Kay lias 11 tri.i iVlt doubles and a single in li ,-e chances, G. Hassell a double and t-iple for four, F. Longest a double a .d two singles for five, Vanhorn three singles for five, Chas. Hassell v. ilked three times and singled once and Horton hit twice. Beaufort scored three in the first on four hits, a base on balls, wild pitch, stol-u-i base and two errors; a base on balls, sacrifice and a hit accounted for one in the third; an error and v,,.o cufntips nushed two over in the fourth; one was added in the sixth on two hits and a miscue; the final brace came in the seventh on two errors and two hits. The visitors made six bobbles, all costly. V. Hassell was the only visitor to connect safely twice. They tallied once in the third on an error and the first two of Beaufort's five er rors and once in the sixth on m error and a single. Ray HaMcl'.'-i receiving featured Beaufort's piay. Chas. Rice went the route on the -lah for the locals in the 3 to 2 win over Straits. He allowed nine hits as against the twelve his mates gath ered off F. Chadwick. Clark got three of the twelve. William Tyler caught Henry Hatsell hurled five hit ball for six frames in the 15 to 5 route of Straits and "Tickie" Willis finish ed, giving up four. Beaufort shelled Chadwick for 22 base hits, Norman Skarren getting two singles, a triple and home run, C. Rice a single, two doubles and a triple and C. Hassell three hits. Tyler and R. Hassell caught for Beaufort r- w. ."5. o-.- - ., - 'J ! K 4 3 h P. to '.r - bv Afp' .i.'.mnii' OSf.: in Potter lrMlng ornor- ,. 0.rr:ce P!-one 424-1 Ris. 272 ! JAMES DAVIS NOTARY PUBLIC At First- Citizens Bank BEAUFORT, N. C. O. H. Johnson, M. D. SPECIALIST Eye, Ear, Nose and Thrnat CLASSES FITTED Oflicr Mourn Morehe.a City 9 to 12 A. M Beaufort 2 to 5 P. M Calvin Jones NOTARY PUBLIC 1. nested At Loftin Motor Company BAKBUllnS Its Made - From quality ingredients - In A New Spick and Span Shop - Fresh every day - By experienced Bakers Call For It by Name Lady Carteret i BREAD At Your Independent Grocei1 tBetts Baki BEAUFORT KEEPS ALL KINDS OF FOR DAYS! U iTr'"""1 TT'' SERVEL ELECTROLUX RUNS ON KEROSENE (COAL OIL) FOR A FEW CENTS A DAY N MACHINE SHOP GENERAL REPAIR WORK ELECTRIC & ACETYLENE WELDING J. O. Barbour, Mgr. BEAUFORT, N. C Day Phone 331-1 Nite Phon342-6 OW give your food the fineit pro taction acience haa devised eniov the tame pleasure and con- veniencea of modern refrigeration that city homes hare! Clip coupon for free C, literature. Protect food perfectly Freesea ice cubes desserts Saves steps, teorfc, money ) No daily attention No No machinery to acear ! DEALER'S NAME AND ADDRESS I Centimes: Pkue ted nn. ltba oMIaa. Ilioo. rumptete infonnmtKM flbaat ana Electivlux. (tat Kwnf Bail W'l'r. v"" i I I I - L, lj Noe Hardware Co. BEAUFORT, N. C WsWMB&gms&L i m a n II II n ,L( ANYONE CAUOHr ClllRltATinO CHWTMAi I PURITANICAL OW BOiTOH WAf FMIB fIVE Wilt INGt NOT UNTIL BSTA WAt C4ilTMA TltATtDAi A HOLIDAY. .unin pnirnv AtUHiT MTA iOLOMON LOUD. INQENIOUi YANKEE, SUSPECTED THE 8ASBEK NEXT DOC? OF STEALIM6 Hli FIKEWOOD. HE LAID A TRAP BY B0XIN6 MOLES IU SEVERAL fCESOf FIREWOOD. FILLING THE MOLES WITH 6UMP0WDER AND NEATLY PLUGGING TULM UP AND PUTTING THEM BACK ON THt RIL. IMA LITTLE WWi; A LOUD EXPL0SIM IN THE BARBER WOP NEXT BOOH CONFIRMED Mi SUSPICIONS, AMO PUT AU EFFECTIVE SMD TO WOOD STEALING. a i l,.. , . II y, ' yAHKCE DOOVlFsAWTELL WAS A FAHOU CHAR ACTER OF OLD BOSTON. A COBBLER WNOABfERMEB HIS SHOP RY604N6 ABOUT THE TOWN DREStED AS UNCLE SAM WITH A STRING OF SHOES OVER HIS SHOULDER WHISTLING YANKEE DOODLE. 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GREATER OEPEHP-ABILtTY S-Yar Protection Plan oa the aaaled-ln mechanical aoit. Backed br General Motors. 5. GREATER 8 AVE -ABILITY Italy raOlDMJIK taw Met Cats Curreat Cost te the Beeel Sm an electric meter prtt It, htfm ytu kmyt Matrr-Mbet does SUPER-DUTY at amaa Infsarlne, because It's th stmpltjtnrfriftrmi sag mtttemiim arar built I EASY TERMS jd Carteret Hardware Company Incorporavlsl Jilf BEAUFORT NORTH CAROLINA SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEWS
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