THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY APRIL 2 192S
PERSONAL NOTES
ADIGRAPHS
LETTER FROM THE PASTORS.
Items of Interest to Advertisers
and The. Readers of
Advertising
Miss Annie Morton went to Greens
ioro last Friday on a week end trip.
Miss Doris Moore of Roanoke
Jitapids spent the week end here.
SERVICES AT ST.
CHURCH.
PAUL'S
By
Adman
Saturday
Dollar Day
The subject of the address at 7:30
P. M. next Friday April 5th will be
'Creeds and Dogmas."
Next Sunday will be Palm Sundav.
Mr. C. R. Davis of Marshallberg tne beginning of Holy Week which
was in town on business yesterday, culminates in Easter. The Queen of
Feasts. Appronriate services will hp
Mrs. W. V. B. Potter spent Mon- he,d in gt paul.g church at 7;3() p j
Aav in New Bern shopping. 'M. nn MnnHnw TuoiJoir .nJ wj '
Miss Mona Wade spent the week,the events commemorated on each
end at home with her parents. ,Aay- jhe a(idresses w;n be dleivered
on Monday by the Rev. E. Frank Lee,
Mrs. D. V. Wade of Smyrna spent on Tuesday by the Rev. L. B. Boney
Monday in town shopping. 'and on Wednesday by the Rector.
Be $ure and come
And buy Dollar Day Good?
Joseph House The Rexall Druggist
has a change of copy in this issue.
Marriage License in North Caroli-
Most people observe Easter and a
very large proportion of Christians
also pay some attention to Good
Friday. This seems to us fitting. On
Easter Day we keep in mind our
Lord's Resurrection from the dead.
There could have been no Rising un
less His death had proceeded it.
We observe Memorial Day and
'maintain silence in memory of those
who gave their lives for us in the
Great War. It would seem even
I more apropriate for us to observe
each year the death of Him who gave
j His life that we might live.
We therefore join in suggesting
ithat it will be fitting for all of our
people to take some formal and con
certed notice of at least Three
SERVICES AT ANN ST. METHO
DIST CHURCH.
Rev. E. Frank Lee, Pastor.
Children's Sermon at 11 a. m. Sub
ject, "The Open Windows."
Sermon at 11:05, "For Their
,Sikes."
Junior Epworth League at 2:30.
Senior Epworthj League at 6:45.
Sermon at 7:30 "The Power of The
Dead Over The Living." Every one
is invited.
D. V. Nelson has an announcement
in this issue about his new quarters.
The price of a want ad is one cent
a , , . .... , is word, a minimum charge of 25c
The Holy Communion will be cele-i , .
m vmoat Mnrtnn of Merrimon ... ,n ;Per aa 18 made.
ana. - uiateu at xu a. ivi. on Monday, lues-
spent Tuesday in Beaufort shopping. esday, Wednesday ar.d Thursday.
" On Good Friday, April 10th( there
Mrs. Charles Shell of Marshallberg wiu be Service3 and Sermon at 10 A.
was a guest of the Inlet Inn lastjM., Litany at 2:40 F. M. and Service
night. ,. Jand Address at 7:31 P. M. All are
cordially welcome.
Mrs. O. B. Moore spent the week
end in Chapel Hill on a visit to rel
atives.
Mr. S. H. Robbins of Washington,
N. C. arrived Monday on a business
trip.
''
Messrs Clyde and M. A. Mason of
Atlantic were guests of the Inlet Inn
Sunday night.
BOY SEVERELY HURT.
Thirty falconers on horseback had
charge of Edward Ill's hawks when
he invaded France.
W. L. Paul and Son have about a
quarter of a page on Nash automo
biles in this issue.
Hours that commemorate the last suf
fering of Our Lord upon the cross.
To this end we suggest that, as far
as possible, the places of business be
closed and our people abstain from
jtheir ordinary occupations and at
tend the religious services that have
been arranged.
j Short services will be held on
j Good Friday, April 10th, in the
Methodist church at 2 P. M. and in
the Episcopal church at 2 :40 P. M.
All are cordially welcome.
GEORGE W. LAY.
E. FRANK LEE,
L. B. BONEY.
EASTERN STAR MEETING.
There will be a joint meeting of
theorder1 of the Eastern Star and
Master Masons Tuesday evening,
April 7th 1925 at 7:30 o'clock at the
Masonic Hall, at which time Dr. W.
C. Wicker, Education Field Secre
tary of the Masonic fraternity will
lecture. All Master Masons are
cordially invited. Bring your wives,
daughters, mothers and sisters.
Mrs. M. M. Bushall.
Secretary.
Viens Suit
Bargains
A new ad this week, Pinafore, an
opera by local talent, if you love
music this should do you good.
Wilmington, Marsh 30 Hampton,
7 year old son of R jv. W. R. Noe, ex
ecutive secretary f the Episcopal
diocese of Eastert North Carolina.
was probably fatally' injured whenf ''TWrt3r'"tim of east eggs were
struck by an automobile on the New,co,lected in the sin8le month of
Bern highway late Sunday afternoon.
He suffered a fractured skull and
a brain concussion. He had not re-
March during a locust plague in Ar-
New poles for the electric light
Mr. Lon Hill spent several days in .covered consciousnsss early tonight. ,ines haTe been Placed on several of
Charlotte and Greensboro returning
home Tuesday.
Mr. Vernon Harrell left last week
for Kinston where he is employed arrested.
with Hines Ice Cream Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neal of Marsh
allberg and Mr. and Mrs. Burnie
dillikin were in town Wednesday
The little boy was crossing the road tne about town, and some new
while his father repaired a puncture Wlre strunS-
when the accident occurred. The
driver of the car, a woman was not More letters this week pro and con
Messrs Sam'l Omohundro and J. F.
Hudson of Mullins, S. C, arrived last
night and are guests of the Inlet Inn.
, Mrs. . Willie Garner and daughter
Louise of Raleigh are visiting Mr.
Garner's mother Mrs. Bettie Garner.
Mr. Charles Clifton left this morn
ing for Roanoke Rapids where he will
work with the Herald Printing Co.
Mrs. Joseph House and little son
Joe returned Sunday from Raleigh
where they have been visiting rela
tives. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parkin and
Misses Maude, Lydia and Emily
Clyde Parkin motored to Swansboro'
Friday.
Miss Gladys Gibbs who is teach
ing in New Bern spent the week end
here on a visit to her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Seth Gibbs.
Mr. C. W. Scott, Mr. Murray
Newkirk and Misses Mavis Parsons
and Allie Harrell motored to New
Bern this week.
was i ntown Wednesday shopping.
Mr. W. B. Longest left Thursday
for Virginia where he is employed
by the government.
Miss Lucille Scott primary teach
er of Otway school spent the week
end at home wic.i her father Mr. C.
W. Scott and relatives.
Miss VarinaVay of G. C. W.
Greensboro and Miss Daphne Paul of
Meredith College arrived last Satur
day for the Spring holidays.
Mesrs C. G. Elliott of Minneapolis,
Theophilus White of Baltimore and
Chas. H. Ewing of Chicago arrived
Tuesday on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Brooks,
Mrs. Harvey Ramsey and Miss Elean
or Ramsey witnessed the play "Little
Jessie James" in New Bern Monday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Heard whoi
have been spending the winter in
Florida arrived Saturday on their
yacht the "Black Mammy" and will
spend a month here.
Mr. Horace Segsoms, Mrs. Earl
Robinson and little daughter Jane
and Miss Nancy Lamphere who have
spent the Winter here will leave to
day for Westerly, Rhode Island.
The KHCnm
Ion different matters. The NEWS is
CERTAINLY the PEOPLES' PAPER
Read 'em. fj
(. WMtwn Newi paper Union.)
To know what you prefer Instead
of humbly saying "amen" to what
the world tells you you ought to
prefer, Is to have ke t your aoui
alive. H. U Stevenson
HOME-MADE CANDIES
The adservice of the News put out
3000 pieces of mail Tuesday after
noon advertising for Dollar Day
which is Saturday.
Epictetus, the philosopher, in the
year, 89, was exiled from Rome and
Italy by the Domitian edict against
all philosophers.
This Is the time of the year when
a box of good candy is appreciated.
The following are
The store now occupied by Mr. B.
A. Bell, the jeweler is being remodel
ed, new front is being put in with
a few good ones Plate Slass windows.
worth trying: j
Butterscotch. j The ancient Romans U3ed wire
Take two cupfuls r0pea and regulated the water supply
of granulated in thei homeg b meang of bronz
sugar, one-halt , . . .. , ..
cupful of mo- p ugr valves similar to those we use
lasses, one cup- today.
ful.of butter and cook until the mix
ture forms a hard crack In cold water.
Our want ad column is growing
Pnt.one cupful, of chopped peanuts In Have you lost something? Have you
the bottom of a well-buttered dripping something to sell? Do you want to
paa and pour over the boiling hot
trap. When cool mark Into squares
and break apart
Divinity Fudge. Take two cupfuls
of sugar, two-thirds of a cupful of
corn sirup, one-third cupful of water,
boll without stirring until It forms a
brittle ball la cold water. Pour the
hot sirup over two well-beaten egg
whites and one-balf cupful of seedless
raisins, one-half capful of chopped
walnuts and a teaspoonful of vanilla.
Pour into a greased pan and when
cool cut Into squares.
rtalsln Fudge. Put one-half cupful
of milk, two cupfuls of sugar, one
square of unsweetened chocolate In
a pan and cook without stirring until
the mixture forms a soft ball In cold
water. Remove from the Are, add a
tablespoonful of butter, and cool.
Then add one-half cupful of raisins,
one teaspoonful of vanilla and beat
until the mixture Is creamy. Pour
Into buttered pan and mark into
squares as soon as It Is cool enough,
buy? if so try one of these small ads.
i THEY GET RESULTS.
Now don't forget while in town
Saturday to drop around to the News
office and subscribe for the NEWS
one whole year for one whole dollar,
and a fountain drink throwed in to
boot
Gaskill Mace Co. have a change of
copy in their regular quarter of page
advertisement. As Springtime is
coming on its time to think about
porch furniture, Reed and Fiber
Furniture, mattings etc. Look it up
and read it.
Now here are the Dollar Day Mer
chants who are offering you Dollar
Day Goods. Beaufort Drug Co.,
Guthrie Bell Druggist, C. A. Clawson,
Chocolate Delight Break one pound :Grcery and Bakery, C. D. Jones, Est
Groceries, Richard Felton & Son
Dry Goods and Notions, Davis Bros.,
Dry Goods and Notions, W. P. Smith,
Dry Goods and Notions, Bayard Tay
lor, Dry Goods and Notions, D. M.
Jones Co. Automobile Accessories,
of chocolate Into the top of a double
boiler, melt, and add two unbeaten
eggs, stir until combined. Add one
cupful of blanched almonds, sliced
thin and beat well, turn on a buttered
plate and mold Into one large ball.
When partly chilled form Into small
balls and roll them in sifted powdered 1 B- A- Bel1 Jewelry.
sugar.
Peanut Brittle. Shell a quart of
peanuts, remove the brown skins and
roll or chop, not too fine. Put one
pound of sugar Into a perfectly smooth
omelet pan, place over the Are and
stir constantly until melted to a sirup;
add the nutmeats with one-fourth tea-
SEABREEZE
WEEK APRIL 6th.
. Monday '
SCARS OF JEALOUSY
A big cast, Floyd Hughes,
Frank Keenan, Margaret De
La Motto-
Tuesday
THE ARAB
Wednesday & Thursday
A Big Special
WHEN A MANS A MAN
FOR
Friday
BIG BROTHER
See the influence of Love
Dollar Day
FASHION CLOTHES
Made To Fit Fit To Wear
3 PIECE SUIT
$25.60
With every Fashion Suit sold on DOLLAR
DAY we are going to Sell one extra pair
of trousers to match suit for $1.00
W. P. Smith
Mr. John W. Hamilton, Register
of Deeds says that while going to his
home at Atlantic last Saturday he and
his family were riding along quietly
on the Shell road, he saw what he
thought to be two dogs fighting, and
spoonful of soda and pour Into a well-1 he drove up near they did not stop,
buttered dripping pan. Break Into 'and he saw that while one was a dog
pieces when cold. Une 0htre was a fox. so he sot out
of his car and picked Up a stick to
attack the fox, and that the fox im
mediately made for him, and would
In the bakeshops of Rangoon, Bur-ve JumPe UP hin if d not
. . ruan t rna jsr wha unnr sn n rvnr-
ma. men nit with t.hsir bsre feet in v're
the flour, rolling the dough and fry
ing puffs and doughnuts. .
WE
HAVE
MOVED
ing the fox, Mr. Hamilton says that
he got back into his car and drove
into Atlantic, secured a gun and went
' . ' "' j The chamois of the Alps are being, DaCK ana Kmea tne I0X-
Miss Florence Carraway of Merri-i blinded by a new plague.
mon spent Saturday in town shopping The world and all things in it are
Miss Elva Whitehurst of Straits FOR SALE A HUDSON - COUPE valuable, but the most valuable thing
spent Wednesday in town shopping. i KOod condition. Price reasonable! in tha world ia a virtuus woman-
Mrs. Alfred Whitehurst of Straits See Jack Neal at Clawson's store. 2t Mohammed's writings from the Koran
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We have moved our Jewelry Store to the building for
merly occupied by Dr. C. L. Swindell Just across the
street from I. N. Moore.
HERE ARE A FEW DOLLAR DAY
BARGAINS
$2.00 Bracelets $1.00
$1.50 Cuff Links $1.00
$1.50 Watch Chains $1.00
$2.00. Signet Ring .$1.00
$2.00 Fountain Pen $1.00
Four Piece Glass Sets, $2.00 Value $1.00
B. A. Bell
Your Jeweler
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