Thursday, July 8, 1937
THE BEAUFORT NEWS BEAUFORT, N. C.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Scott are
leaving soon for a two weeks vaca
tion in New York, New London and
other Northern points.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Harrell and
daughter of Raleigh spent the week
end here.
Mr. Louie Williamson of Rocky
Mount spent the week end here vis
iting his wife's mother Mrs. John
Harrell.
Mrs. H. H. Hamlin of Clearwater,
Fla., arrived in Beaufort today
where she is visiting her sister Mrs.
Sallie Shelton.
Miss Lillie Fales, Miss Hana and
Mr. arry of New Yoork City have
arrived from New York and are
Rtonnincr at Miss Fales' Beaufort
Vinme on Ann street.
Mrs. A. G. DuBois of New Rochell
M. V. and Washington. D. C. is visit
ing her son Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
DuBois in Morehead City.
Mr. and Mrs. K. R.Nelson an
mother, Mrs. S. L. Nelson of Spring
field 111, are visiting Mrs. M. S.
SnnwHen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ratcliffe and
children of Greenville were week
end guests of their son, John Rat
cliffe. Mr. and Mrs. John Chadwkk and
fnmilv nf Eockv Mount are visiting
Mr. Chadwick's mother, Mrs. Lizzie
Chadwick.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Daniels and
children have returned to their home
in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. E. Pittman of
Andrews spent Sunday here visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Taylor of Clin
ton were week-end guests of Dr.
C. S. Maxwell.
Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan and
family of Raleigh were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duncan over tha
week end.
Charles Norcom of Greensboro was
a week end guest of Charles Case.
Miss Lucy Bowers of Farmville
spent the week end here the guest of
Miss Ethel Whitehurst.
Dr. and Mrs. Sammy Way of
Rocky Mount spent the week end
here with Dr. Way's mother, Mrs.
Minnie Way.
John L. Smith and Miss Valentine
of Melbourne," Florida are here on a
visit to Mr. Smith's mother, Mrs.
Alice Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mades of
Hampton Bays, N. Y. are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mades.
Miss Mary Bach of Goldsboro is
visiting Miss Matilda Gaskill.
Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Justice and
children of Sneads Ferry spent the
Foudth with Mr. and Mrs. John
Jones.
Mr. William Duncan of Raleigh is
visiting his brother, J. F. Duncan.
Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Moore left
today for Richmond, Va., on a visit.
Mrs. Henry Jones, proprietor of
the Anchorage has been called out
of town on account of the sudden
death of her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. James Clawson of
Charlotte are vistiing Mr. Clawson's
parents Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Clawson.
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Gardner and
son of Gibson, N. C, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. U. E. Swann this week.
Mrs. U. E. Swann and Edgar
Swann left today for Macon, N. C,
where they will visit Mrs. Swann's
r. :ther Mrs. A. J. Gardner.
W. E. Adair Jr., a senior in the
Medical school at Temple University
in Philadelphia, Pa., is serving a Ju
nior Internship in the Tooma Hospit
al in Sumter, S. C. until Sept. 10th.
J. T. James Jr., of Sumter, S. C.
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Adari.
Mr. and Mrs. Josephus Daniels Jr.,
are spending their vacation on the
coast at Morehead City.
Miss Elizabeth Gaskill and Miss
Elsie Ballance, student nurses at Rex
Hospital in Raleigh, stopped over
night in Beaufort this week enroute
to their homes on Ocracoke Island
for a two weeks vacation.
Mr. Roy 0. Cavness, state manager
for Calvert Distillers Corporation
with headquarters in Ralegih was a
business vistior here this week.
Miss Hattie Styron and Miss Mary
Styron returned to their homes on
Ocracoke Island last week after
spending several days in Beaufort
as the house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Aycock Brown. They were joined
here for their trip home by Miss No
ra O'Neal of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Simpson and
son Thomas Simpson were the house
guests of Mrs. Fred Hooper last
week. They were bound for Ocra
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Miss Jean Dixon are spending their
vacation on ucracoite island wnn
relatives.
Mrs. Richard O'Neal of Ocracoke
is visiting Mrs. Fred Hooper here.
Frank Lewis who has been visiting
his sister Mrs. John Hydell in Jersey
ity, nag returned home
jirs. jonn Hydell and Misa ivutn
Jean of Jersey City, are visiting Mrs.
Hydell's mother, Mrs. Leslie Lewis
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PRESIDING ELDER TO
PREACH HERE SUNDAY
According to the N. C. Christian
Advocate, Rev. E. L. Hillman, Pre
siding Elder of the New Bern district
will preach at Ann Street Methodist
church Sunday morning, July 11 at
11 o'clock.
Invitations Issued
The following invitations have
been mailed out of town none have
been issued in Carteret county but
all friends rre cordially nivited to at
tend the ceremony.
Doctor and Mrs. Frank Staton
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Virginia Stanton
to
Mr. James Hollister Potter, III
on Sunday, the eighteenth of July
Nineteen hundred and thorty-seven
at half after eight o'clock A. M.
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Morehead City, North Carolina
FAMILY REUNION
On Sunday, July 4th at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Whitley at Core
Creek a family reunion was held. It
was the first time in three years
some of the family had met. A pro
gram was held during the morning,
after which a picnic dinner was serv
ed on the lawn.
Only members of the immediate
family were present which included
Mr. and Mrs. Whitley; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Whitley and children of De
troit; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Harris and
children of Leechville, N. C; Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Lewis and son of
Beaufort; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Whitley of Washington, D. C; Mr.
Hubert Whitley of Fort Bragg, N.C. ;
Leo and Paul Chester of the home.
Crowell Heads R. R.
(Continued Irom page one)
An Associated Press dispatch un
der a Raleigh dateline on July 7 in
dicated that the corporation has 31
shares of authorized stock of $50
par value each, With $4,000 paid ii,
H. P. Crowell president of the or
ganization owns two shares of the
stock. Other stockholders and shares
subscribed for are: Stanley Wood
land. Morehead City. 10; and at
Beaufort, R. W. Safrit, 12; C. R.
Wheatly, 12; J. F. Duncan ri; w. v.
B. Potter, 12; and George J. Brooks,
257.
At the meetine on Wednesday
when Crowell was elected president,
Capt Brooks was elected vice- pres
ident; Stanley Woodland, secretary
and treasurer and J. F. Duncan, at
torney. The board of directors in
clude Crowell, Woodland, Brooks,
Safrit Wheatly, and Potter.
Last April the Interstate Com
merce Commission following three
hearings in the matter granted t.ne
Norfolk Southern permission to a
bandon operation over the trackage
within a period of 90 days.. The 90
Havs pxnired on Julv 6. according to
Director C. R. Wheatly. Anticipating
the forming of the corporation, the
tariffs over the carrier were re-in
stated on June 29, he stated.
Arrangements have been made
with the Atlantic and North Caro
lina to operate trains over the re
cently purchased trackage, it was
stated. The service will be the same
as it has been in the past
In Raleigh last night Stanley win-
borne, Utilities Commissioner said
that he was of the opinion the Beau
fort and Morehead City Kaiiroaa
Company's 'lease' of the 3-17 miles
of line between Beaufort and Mor
head City from the Norfolk Soutn-
ern carried with it the I. C. C.'s Iran
chise permitting operation. Despite
the severence of connections with
the interstae Norfolk-Southern, Com
missioner Winborne, is of the opin
ion the short sector will remain un
der the supervision of the ICC by
virtue of the fact that it will handle
freight going to and from other
states.
From Norfolk came the report
that the matter would be laid before
the Receivership Court there for ap
proval of the lease, and that the
case would probably come before
Federal Court L. B. Way, who is
not holdirnr court this week because
of minor injuries. In such a case it
was stated, resumption ol operation
on the rail sector awaitB only the
sanction of the receivership court.
Here in Beaufort it was not stated
what proposed changes were planned
for the operating personnel oi tne
IVl miv
trackage
FISHING AND OUTDOORS
(Continued from page one)
so long ago a flock of wild turkeys
came into Beaufort and were seen
perched on the housetops in the
northern part of town. During the
winter morons h w
flocks of ducks or even geese swim
inter months it is not unsual to see
ming around in the waters of the
harbor. It all proves that Cs.vterel
has bee.; and still is, a spojt?r:. ::
paradi.se.
A FIVE AND a half pound bij
mouth blr.c-k bass is ? gouii sized fish.
Eut that is what the en;' taken by
Overton Price in a tributary oi' South
River in Mrs. Yeatman's Open
Grounds weighed a few days ago,
landed with rod and reel the big
fresh water bass gave Price plenty of
action before it was brought to the
landing net. It is one of the largest
of the species taken in that section
in some time and might even be a
record breaker. The foregoing ia
written only with the thought in of
convincing anglers that her in Car
teret we have a variety of game fish
ing.. not only in our sound and ocean
waters but in our fresh water
it reams.
A READER OF The Beaufort
News, who seemed to know what he
was talking about dropped by and
said that, the editorial we published
about dogs biting children, contain
ed some sentences in which he did
not agree. A vaccinated dog can
be a rabies carrier, he said, and em
inent men of science have proven
this during recent years. However
a vaccinated dog in all probabilities
is much safer than one which has not
been given treatment, he agreed. The
main thought we had when the editor
ial was written was to impress owners
to keep their dogs from running at
large during the summer season.
There should be a law phohibiting
owners to allow their dogs to run at
large. Here in Beaufort the situa
tion is bad. One iNejr-o man we ':j.o v
by s'g"t is always seen with a pack
smi specified for Informal town end
Mnfry wear wM fconrveli, leeriwckdrt,
Other summer.walQhti eipstiolly
rough-wtoves. Rugged Engliih tmert
mm ttarocterlte this wifigrtp bcrf ox
ford In genuine Imported BUon, avail
able for the Drat time In summer ihoes
at IM low prlca. Meeti Fortune ' 5 high
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is a safe bet that he has not paid
licenses on the dogs if he owns same,
an : a safer bet that none have been
vaccinated against rabies. Such a
situation should not be tolerated.
SOMETHING We sent to The
News and Observer, but overlooked
writing up for The Beaufort News
was the story about the 9-foot alli
gator killed out in the Open Grounds
recently by Frank King, Harry
-lason and Jimmie Grazier, employ
ees of Miss Yeatman, who owns the
vast acreage out there. They killed
the leptile with an axe and that in
itself is somewhat of a feat-. even if
the gator had been only a few feet
in length.
LOCAL GUIDES are disturbed. Al
though the fishing thi3 year has been
up to par, it seems that comparativc
a few anglers from up-state have
been up to par, it seems that compar
atively a few anglers from up-state
have been to the Carteret coast fish
ing. That is not because the section
has not been given proper publicity,
because stories have frequently been
published in up-state papers about
i.ts fishing in adjacent waters this
year. Maybe it is still a bit early for
ANNOUNCEMENT
This Is To Inform Our
Patrons And The Public
Generally That
ADA'S
Beauty Salon
(Formerly Huguhes
Beauty Shop)
Is Now Located At
110 Turner St.
BEAUFORT
North Carolina
Specials Until j'nly 10th
Beautiful $5 Oil Perma
nent or Other $5 Perma
nents 2 for Only $7.00
Bring Someone With You
Reguar 75c Shampoo and
Set ONLY 50 CENTS
Ada's Shelton Beauty
Wave
$10.00
Pay A Visit To
ADA'S BEAUTY
SALON
110 TURNER ST.
BEAUFORT
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the up-state angler to come d
or maybe they are too bu?y to fish
like some of we folks here on the
coast who have been unable to gat
out with rod and reel frequently
this summer.
READING THE stories in a con
temporary newspaper about a catch
of channel bass made in thes uif
on Atlantic Beach a few days ago
gave many of the seasoned surf
casters hereabouts a good laugh.
Judging from the stories appearing
in another Carteret county newspa
per these surf-landed copper colored
beauties were the first of the season.
But such is not the case. Any num
ber of channel bass have been land
ed in the surf along Bogue Island
since late Spring, and down on
Core banks the channel bass casting
this year has been above par. Only
this morning a native of Davis told
me that it seemed funny that I diJ
not give Guide Ammie Willis a write
up, that he had been booked solid
with parties for many weeks and that
he and his parties have yet to re
turn from channel bass fishing with
Seabreeze
Friday and Saturday
July 9th and 10th
The Three Mesquiteers in
Come On Cowboys"
Monday, July 12th
CLIVE BROOK in
"Scotland Yard Com
mands" Tuesday and Wednesday
July 13th and 14th
Robert Taylor, Jean Harlow in
"Personal Property"
PRESCRIPTIONS
DRUGS, SODA, CANDIES AND
DRUG SUNDRIES
Kodak Developing And Finishing
24 Hour Service
YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED
JOE HOUSE Drug Store
Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention
DAY PHONES NITE PHONE
Dial 333-1
Dial 901-1
Beaufort
Program For Week
Sunday, Monday. &. Tuesday
July 11th, 12th, and 13th
Bob Bu ns and Martha Raye in
"Mountain Music"
Also Latect Fox New
Wednesday, July 14th
BANK NIGHT $90.00
Gloria Stuart and Walter Pidgeon
-in-
"Girl Overboard
Thursday, July 15th
Dorothy Lamour & Gilbert Roland
. in
"Last Train From
Madrid"
what the commercial fisherman would
term a water-haul.
BULOVA'S LATEST
P JEWELS
$OQ75
Wm. H. BAILEY
JEWELER
Beaufort M. City
Theatre
Thursday, July 15th
Everybody Dance"
COMING:
,fA Family Affair"
"The Hit Parade"
"Head Over Heels In Love"
and A Big Stage Show
The Hollywood Twins
In Person on The Stage-with
The Pine Ridge Ramblers
(Watch for the Date)
Dial 346-1
Theatre
of July 11th
Friday, July 16th
Onslow Stevens and Helen Mack in
"You Can't Beat Luck"
Saturday, July 17th
DOUBLE FEATURE
Ripping the Mask from a Daring
New Racket
Rosalind Keith and Paul Kelly in
"Parole Racket"
Also Bill Boyd in
"North of Rio Grande"
Night Shows 7:15 Except Saturday
and Sunday Saturday from 1:30
Continuous; Sunday, Matinee 2 and
4, Night 9:00. Week day Matinees
3:30. .
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