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Thursday, October 28, 1937
Till- CEAt'i itT NEWS IT.AUFOI. T, N. C.
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PISGAII FAWN TRANSFERRED
County News -:-
Items for this column should
Tuesday. If your community
instructions and supplies.
reach The News office each
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MERRIMON
K irn tJ Mr. Winmm Underhil! in
Tcttvi's Kme;temy Hospital on Oct.
20 a dmmhter named Olivia Ann.
Mrs. P. 1'. Can-away and Mrs. G.
M. Carraway spent Sunday evening
with Miss Almeda Jamieson.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nelson, Jim Nol
son and sons Charles and Wiley of
Bridgeton spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Carraway.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Martin and
little daughter Catherine spent Sun
day evening with Rev. and Mrs. J. M.
Carraway.
Miss Ruth Nelson is visiting Rev.
J. M. Carraway.
Rev. J. M. Carraway will preach at
the church here Sunday morning at
11 o"clock the public is cordially in
vited. We are having some beautiful fall
weather now and 1 u-mers are busy
housing their crop.
SOUTH RIVER
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace and
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Wallace spent
Sunday evening with Mrs. Amanda
Pittman.
Mrs. Sina Cannon and sons Ramon
and Bert Cannon Lucille and Nora
Tosto and Hubert Gaskins spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. El
bert Eubanks.
Mrs. Amanda Pittman and Mrs.
George Tosto spent Sunday after
noon with Mrs. George Hardy.
Mrs. Joshu Hardy and daughter
Daphne went to the show at Beaufort
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Earl Hardy
and Mrs. Bennie Hardy spent Sunday
afternoon at Lukens with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Edwards.
James Dixon is on the sick list we
hope he will soon be better so he can
go back to school.
Little Tinsil Mann is at Beaufort
with her aunt Mrs. CVharlie Glover
very sick we hope she will sjo:i be
better.
parents, Mr. and Mr. C. T. Eubanks.
Mr. Francis Dickinson and D ma! 1
Dickinson of New Bern spent Sun
day with their aunt Mrs. Rosa Lang
dale. Mrs. D. W. Bell and daughter
Eyvonn spent a while Sunday at the
home of her mother Mrs. G. M. Sab
iston. Mrs. Kate Gooding spent Thurs
day with Mrs. C. T. Eubanks.
NEWPORT
NORTH RIVER
To mai;e the honor roll at New
port School o::e must make an av
erage of ninety three (!3) or above
on their acedeir.ic -..:.:; and must
not have beer, ab.sjnt or tardy dur
ing the month.
First Graii. My on Lockey, Bet
ty Jean Edwards. Geo Garner, Jud
ith Mann, Peggy Mann, Rachel Mur
doch and Shirley Rhue.
Second Grade Howard Lockey,
Gerald Mann, Frederick Williams,
Adeline Garner, Bettie Lee Higgins,
Janice Murdoch, Jean Mason, Elva
McCain and Marjorie Sutton.
Third Grade Jason Mann, Leon
ard Gould, Ailene Garner, Fae Has
kett, Lois Murdoch and Alberta Mur
doch. Fourth Grade Bobby Bell, Tom
my Heath, Virgil Lewis, Lawrence
Pelletier, Dora Lucille Bell, Janie
Dowdy, Lura Mae Dickinson, Char
lotte Mann, Amanda Sanderson and
Mariana Mizzelle.
Fifth Grade Fay Collins and
Myrle Mason.
Sixth Grade None.
Seventh Grade Leon Mann Jr
Kathryn Edwards, Cherry Garnei
and Mary Emily Mann.
Eighth Grade None.
Ninth Grade Billy Bell and Ar
lene Garner.
Tenth Grade Vira Lee Murdoch.
Eleventh Grade Olene Garner
and Dorcty Bell.
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Gentlemen, it's silly to be
chilly! Climb into HANES
Heavyweight Champion and
feel the mug, velvety warmth
knit into its downy ribs. The
minute HANES touches your
skin, you'll know that you and
gooseflesh won't be on speak
ing terms all Winter!
But you need something more
than warmth in your under
wear. You want to move around
without thinking you'll break
the stitches.
HANES gives you that kind of
comfort, too! These suits match
your trunk-length as well as
the width of your chest. You
can sit, bend, stoop or reach
nothing either bulges or binds.
Buttons, buttonholes, cuffs,
and seams are sewed to put the
wear in this underwear. See
a dealer today.
Achievement Day
(Continued from page one)
Mrs. Lue Arthur spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Hill and family
spent Sunday at New Bern with rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. 0. D. Warren and family
spent Sunday at West Beaufort vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Warren.
Miss Edna Beachem and Mr. Duf
fv Guthrie spent Sunday at Oriental.
Mr. T. L. Willis who is employed i
at Southport spent the week-end a. I
home with his family.
Mr. D. W. Nelson of Washington
spent th(? week end here v. ith his
mother Mrs. T. L. Willis.
Mrs. P. B. Beachem and son re
turned home Sunday fro.n Oriental.
Mr I.. C. Fu'.chcr of Wildwood
spent a whib here Saturday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wade.
Young doer being transferred from the I . S. Forest Service Fawn
Farm on the Pisgnh National Forest for reslor'.' .3 purposes in the Sher
wood Forest. H. E. Ochsner, Supervisor of the Pi.gah National, Forest,
announced 117 fawn were raised this year, most of those being used for
restocking North Carolina Forests. (Southern Region, V. S. Forest Service
photo.)
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A near" dealer hat HANES
Union-Suit!, H up . . . Shirts
and Drawers from 75c . . Boys'
Union-Suits, 75c . . . Merrichild
SI. .per., 73c. Also WIND
SHIELDS (the neu thirlt anJ
middleweight drawert lut
traled at rijht), 6C to 7SC
csch. P. H. Hants Knitting Co.,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
THE ANThFREEZE UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN AND BOYS
District Home Agent, State College
. r,-!.- 1. X' n . SS
Extension service, naiuign, n. .
Presentation of Prizes of Awards.
Installation Service.
Visit the club exhibits in the
Home Demonstration Office.
Motto:
Character, Courage, Culture,
Citizenship
CORE CREEK
vit"d to attend this achievement ex
V t. In addition to products of the
lone there will be a display of flow
era. Program of the day's session
,'ollows:
The Program
Son? America The Beautiful.
Greetings Mrs. M. E. Bloodgood,
?.e.--. Beaufort Woman's Club.
Board of Commissioners of Car
.eret County.
li.'sprnse Mrs. D. F. Merrill.
Club Collect Atlantic Club.
Re pert cf Officers
T.c'l Oil and Reports of Clubs
Curb Market Rpport Mrs. Harry
GiUi'..!.i.
4-H Club Report Miss Annie D.
Foreman.
Song Song of The Open Country
Presentation of Speaker Miss Ar
necia Wiley.
Address Mrs. Estelle T. Smith,
Carteret Fish Boxes
Shipped To Florida
There has been a tremendous de
mand for fish boxes this Fall and
the department of Scarboro Safrit
Lumber Company engaged in the
manufacture of dressed pine boxes
have had excellent business. Fre
quently they ship boxes to Nort 1
Carolina fishing towns and there is
one firm in Florida which orders
Carteret made fish boxes regularly
from the Scarboro-Safrit Company.
Biggest local buyer of the boxes is
N. C. Fisheries Inc., but the majority
of the independent dealers are us
ing the local made product now.
Dr. W. S. Chadwick
MEDICINE & SURGERY
Office Hours:
9 to 12M 3 to S P. M.
and by Appointment
Office over A. & P. Store
Front Street
Office Phone 424-1 Res. 372-1
Hanes Underwear for sale by
FELTONS
BEAUFORT,, N. C.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEWS
O. H. Johnson, M. D.
SPECIALIST
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
GLASSES FITTED
rffic Hoursi
Morehead City 9 to 12 A. M
eeaufort 2 to 5 P. M.
BUYING A
CASKET
The duty of buying a
casket is one which most
people must face at one
time or another, yet it is
usually approached with
a feeling of bewilderment.
Such an attitude is un
necessary. Value in a cas
ket is made up of the same
elements as value in any
other merchandise. In our
display rooms, patrons
find a wide selection from
which to choose, and a
readiness on our part to
explain the merits of each
article.
Adair & Rice
BEAUFORT, N. C.
Phone 109- J
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IFo Mo SeeEeui
RESIDENTIAL CONTRACTOR
Residence
301-1
BEAUFORT, N.C
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dickinson
spent Sunday with Mr. Dickinson's
sister M:s. Rosa Langdale.
M:rs Florence D'uklnson was a vis
itor of Miss Delphin Eubanks Sun
day afternoon.
Miss .dinnie Sabiston, Hilda Sab
iston. Line Sabiston who have been
snrinii.isr some time in Rutherford,
N. J., and New York visiting rela
tives, returned home last fnday.
Mr. s'H Mrs. L. C. Dickinson
spent Sunday with Mrs. Dickinson's
PIIOTOS"AYEDSLIFE
II 4-
9m
D. W. MORTON
NOTARY PUBLIC
Fire and Casualty Insurance
1
A copy of the original pho:o seul
io Gen. Francisco Franco by Mrs.
Harold Dahl in a plea to the rebe
leader for the life and freedom ol
ier husband, Harold Dahl of Cham
paign, 111., who was captured by in
surgent forces while flying for the
Spanish government in the civil
war. Impressed by the beauty oi
the American girl, Franco spared
the life of her husband And prom
ised he would be freed.
A good Menu
For Sunday Nile
Supper
A Cold Winter
evening
Cup of good Hot
Coffee
Plenty Butter
Lots of
Betts Better Hot
Rolls
And They are Really
Hot at
5:00 P.M.
Each Sunday
MAKE IT A HABIT
Betts Bakery
BEAUFORT
Complete
Banking Service
TIME TRIED TESTED
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
$2.00 and Up
COMMERCIAL SAVINGS -TRUSTS
Member Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation
First-Citizens Bank and
Trust Company
BEAUFORT
NORTH CAROLINA
BRAND
STRAIGHT WHISKEY
Available in Bourbon er Rye
This whiskey is 2 years old no
increase in price. There's a barrel
of quality in every bottle and it
doesn't cost a barrel of money
to buy it. 90 proof.
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT
BOURBON WHISKEY
If you've a taste for quality, an eye
for value, don't miss this "double
rich" Kentucky Straight Bourbon,
made in the good old Kentucky
way. 90 proof.
Golden Wedding
BOURBON
BLENDED STRAIGHT WHISKIES
Golden Weddinghas had no peers
for fifty years. Its golden taste
comes from its famous"ALL whis
key" blend. 90 proof.
COlM PIC1IEI1
STRAIGHT CORN WHISKEY
100 PROOF
Real Con Likker. The cream of the corn! Try this old-time favor
ite. You'll like the way it goes down. This uhiskej is 18 months old.