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THE BEAUFORT NEWS JJEAUFORT. N. C.
Thursday, December 23, I937
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County News -:-
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Tuesday, if your community is not represented write up for
Instriu ;::.. aad supplies.
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i ': L- Swindell j m,.. i)avi,l Suiter, who is in the
ione to ileu.i, Va., to spend j navy at N f!k is spending some
:..:'!:kls holidays with Mis.j,;,.. u ... , w.v ; ;.. rai...t. i, ., 1
at
Mr
Swindell's parents. I
.'.I V. D. Gaskill left Monday
for iialtimore, Md., where she will'
visit ic'.atives for the next several
weeks. j
Miss Hattie Styron has arrived :
home for the Christinas holidays
from Beafort where she is attend
ing business school this winter. She ,
is visiting her relatives Mr. and Mrs. i
Summers Spencer. !
Mr. Oscar Jackson and Mr. Robert j
Lee Currish who are employed in 1
Vasl ntrton are home for the Chrit-'
mas holidays here on the -'.and.
Mr. Jim Fi.u.ham Gaskill of the
V.S.S. lit Uuvare. sti tioned at Bal
timore, Md., arrive here last week
to spenti several : i visitnig his
mother and brothei . ; Pamlico Inn.
Miss Fannie Pea.l Fulcher, a
teacher in the Washington publlic
schools is spending the Christmas
holidays with her parents Mr. and
Mis. Amasa Fulcher.
Mr. Thurman Styron of the U. S.
Dredge Gillespie and Mr. Jesse Gar
lish also a member of the crew of
this dred.j'e which is stationed at
Edgemoor, Delaware are spending
Christmas on thy island at their
former home,
Mr. Kermit Robinson of Boston
lias arrived here to visit his grand
parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jack
son. Miss Isabelie Williams, Miss El
len Garrish and Mr. Jesse Truitt,
students at Meisenheimer, are spend
ing the holidays 011 the island with
their parents.
Mr. John Gilbert of New Vo.k:
City who has been spending the pa.-t
several weeks on the Uiand get'i: ,';
material for short stories, left her-!
this week for .South.-. I
he will visit friends hef
ing to his home.
Mrs. J. V. Saltre.
f r. ('.: '.- Masi'ii, who has baen
kir.ut abroad is spending a while
home with his parents Mr. and
a. J. W. Mason.
Miss Irene Cherry of Lola, spent
vVednes a'- afternoon with her cous
in. Mi.-s Mai " Kiiraheth Salter.
Mr. i.aip:: luges spent the week
cm! here with his wife's parents .
Mr. A. G. Willis, who has been
uo kir. ;,t Iialtimore is home spend
!"..,' i.ie Christinas holidays with his
. .:'e a.,d children.
Miss Kiii'.ice Mi.son who is a nurse
at Kocky Aioaiu and her boy friend,
s speauir.g a wiiiie hi re w ita her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Eiherl Mason.
-Mr. iheodore Suiter of Stacy, mo
tored iieie Sunday afternoon,
Mr. and Mis. Ernest Kite of Beau
fort who iias been working at Flori
da, is .spending a while here with
Airs. Uice's parcUs, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Smith.
Mi. Harry Siilim.in of Virginia
n.ouov.i to Tampa, Florida, with
Miss Minnie Nel.-on and gill friend,
a here they will join Miss Nelson's
parous Mr. and Airs. Tom Nelson,
and her hi other Mr. Leslie Nelson to
spend their Christmas holidays.
short while here Sunday.
Mrs. Claud Day returned home
Sunday after spending two weeks
in New Bern visiting her mother,
Mrs. Nancy Goodwin who has been
very ill but is rapidly improving.
Mr. Clarence Lupton of New
Hern spent Sunday here visiting
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Harly of
Mcrrimon spent a shoi; w lile hart
Wednesday afternoon.
CEDAR ISLAND
. liany S:
a visitor h
Air .and M s
Ktt.e .-on of
here tilis v ee-..
Mrs. Aito-i ,
visitor at Jii'-el
Mis Pauline
been attending
inn ot
Virginia
am Bunting and
:nd. were visitors
- i- a business
ad City -.'. week.
Nelson w ho h.a :
'liege at Greenville
is home spending the Christmas holi
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mervin Nelson.
Mr. Clayton Fulcher Jr., who has
been attending Elon College is homo
spending the Christmas holidays with j
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton 1
Fulcher. I
Quite a number of folks from here
attended the show at Atlantic, Fri
,iay night and Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lupton,
Mrs. Arthur Godwin and Miss Stella
Day were visitors at Lenoxville last
Tuesday.
Mr. James W. Lu.-ton and daugh
ter Evelyn Gray and Leo Lupton
spent Sunday at Arapahoe.
M rnd ?Ir. .1. W. Goodwin spent
Sanday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthu:
Goodwin,
Messrs. R. L. Daniels and Andrew
Lupton were visitors at New Bein
last Fri lay.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Goodwin
spent Sanday at Lenoxville visiting
Mrs. Goodwin's parents Mr. and
Mrs. F. M. Goodwin.
Mrs. Sophia Lupton and two
daughters Ellen and Callie spent a
MERRIMON
Rev. Mr. Joyce Hied h' "oint
ment here Sunday morning at 11
o'clock, he was accompanied by Mrs.
Joyce.
fort shop. T.g.
Carravay spent Monday in Beau
forts hopniag.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Adams, Mr.
Mrs. George Martin and children
Mary Olive and George Jr., Miss
Annie Bell Wallace, Harvey Wallace,
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Martin and chil
dren and Miss Hilda Carraway
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. P. F. Carraway.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hardy spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
G. M. Carraway.
Mrs. P. F. Carraway and chil
dien. Torn, Ha and Vcrivi sp n'
Monday with Mrs. Mildred Salt?
Law 1 - nee 10 is spending the holi
days here with her father Mr. 1). M.
Saltei.
Mi.v. G -.i,l ,:ne -s of Now
Bern spent a few days here last
week visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mr-. Wiiiie Martin spent j A . a: d to the agricultural edit n- af
a while Sunday ni,;at with Mr. and, Stat- Collew miuestir thf nw f
Mrs. P. F. Carraway.
In the last hog sale at Fayttte
..;n. r'nmVinrlanil farmers sold 293
animals weighing 59,455") pounds for I
S-l.POO.tifl. I
perimenf Station Bulletin No. 31G
'Adapting Standard and High Analyl
sis Fertilizers to Truck Crop Soils,
will bring the bulletin promptly.
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The Newport Home Demonstia.tion
club met at school building at 2
o'clock Monday afternoon, Dec. 13.
Miss Clark our Demonstration
agent gave a very interes.ing ta i k
and demonstrated on home made
Christmas gifts. We had a Christmas
poem by .Myrtle -Mason and a story
by Eleanor Mason were ve: v inter
esting. " I
Names were diawn aral I oii-.,o
presents exchanged. One funny lit- :
tie game was !ay.-d i.n i ,,..;, ;a j, 1
candy nerval to all. There wer.
men-bei - present to enjoy the
tcrnoon.
BUYING A
CASKET
The duty of buying a
casket is one which most
people must face at one
tim i or another, yet it is
usually approached with
a feeling of bewilderment.
o l -ii:i...i.
ouca an aituuue 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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GlOUCEST'mLR
In the Free I'ress of Kiverdal
Ca'ifo. i re- n !y ap.i-urea th-.
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EASTERN VISITORS
M;. -nd Mrs. John Piott of Char
leston, i-outh Carolina ..nd Miss
Maii-ie Pigott of Cloucester, North
Cai ' .i!!, i, are vsmni; wun Mr. and
Mr . A. L. Baear. Thep report a
ver inierestin tip , ,-iv. .tl- e; s
coa t travelina- in a liailer house.
Mr-. John l'i.s'ott is a sister of Mrs.
Iia .
and .Mrs. ISaer will accom
1::. !.. i.ieir guests on a trip to inter
est i a ices in tin's tue including
i-'aa FriU!r;-co ar-d l.os Allele;. C-.,l.
'!;. i-i ott is the sister of Capt.
Joe I'ij-iKt of (iloUcester.
STACY
Mr. and Mrs. Kooch Taylor air
)'!" daughter Colh-en of Sea Lev
el visited Mrs. Taylor's motile', Mis.
Mattie Guthrie Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Curtis Lewis of Morehead
City spent the week end here visit
ing friends.
Dr. Luther Fulcher of Parkview
Ho.-ptial, Rocky spent the week- end
here with his family.
Mi.-s Vera Fulcher has accepted a
posv.ion in Pinehuist, N. C.
-M.. Theodoie Salter arrived here
Saturday from Wake Forest College
to spend the holidays with his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Mack Salter
Mr. Mack Salter who hnt ktw.v.
very ill returned to his home Sunday
from the Beaufort hosptial.
Mr. Carroll Brown of near Cris
field, Md., left here Tuesday to spend
the holidays with his family.
Mrs. Vernicia W. Salter of Davis
visited her sister Mrs. Ephriam Ful
cher Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Styron and
children of Davis visited Mr. and
Mrs. weldon Fulcher Sunday evening.
WE DEEPLY APPRECIATE YOUR
CHRISTMAS PATRONAGE, AND
EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES
TO EVERYONE
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EEAUFCRT, . . NORTH CAROLINA
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Rev. W. B. Sprinkle held his reg
ular services here at the Missionary
AND GOOD WISHES FOR THE
COMING YEAR
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