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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY MAY 7 1925
CEDAR ISLAND NEWS. I Rt-V. Mr. Carter filled his regular Mrs B. B. Lawrence.
. L.ointment here Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Will, of Smyrna
We have been having some nice " ,w a fin. sprmon. as he -A- .epent Thursday night witn ner mcm-
, 'er Mrs. Iiedell Lawrence.
"TrS.Lula Bell of Harlowe spent) Mrs. August Lawrence .pent
Sunday afternoon with her daughter, ."""""J'
Spring weather this week which we
all appreciate.
Messrs Claude Day, Ernest Good-
Win, iNorvie vay, ana bourne Mrs. E. C. Dickinson.
lels lett this past weeK ior up uru. Mrg c Dickinson
Where they will work this spring ana
Summer.
Mr. Johnie Merrell of New bern
little road was the guest of Miss Lavina
Mrs. L. C. Dickinson and little road was tne guest 01 ,ui
daughter Florence spent Sunday with ,C.illikin Sunday, They seemed to be
her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Eu-;enjoying their rule while out Sunday
Mr. Claude 1'ay and a numuer or t, e nroea evening.
his friends motored up to hoe, Mon- Born to Mr and Mrg A,(?x Fore.
day night i Sunday afternoon, a daughter
MLss Verda Day spent the week j. Md hag bepn naed M8rgaret
end at Roe with her friend Miss
Kathleen Daniels.
Mr. and Mrs. Ailie Daniels and I
children from Koe, spent Sunday
here with relatives.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lup-
ton on April 24th a boy, Julian!
Davis.
W1LDWOOD NEWS.
especially the farmers around here
have not been able to get their tobac-
The weather is very dry and every-
jMay. :one Would be glad to see a nice rain
1 v 1 W L'.a Ifm (.-11UT1T
Rnml-.iv with their daughter Mrs. J.
D. Small. co out yet.
Mrs. D. W. Bell spent Thursday Qui a umber cf popie fvom
with her mother Mrs. G. M. Sabiston. . attended the Commencement
Mrs. Roy Mason of Harlowe -sPent,s . vwnort Sunday. Every-
knn.lnv with her mother Mrs. J. P. i i x- ..;... :t Tk.
Quite a number of girls from here l" ' one stenle" "e"J" ,u "I V L
. p c,,mi i Dickinson. wa8 preached by Reverend E. Frank
were visitors at Koe Sunday aftei- n wfl,.,wv of Ovster,.
i.ee oi ecauiori.
Creek spent Wednesday night with R . Barfiel(, fillel) his ,Tpuiar
a. uicK-i
JOSEPH S. PERRY
There were prayer Services held ,
at the . w. a. cnurcn aunaay mgn; hef parents Mr am, Mrs j
Mr. and Mrs. Duffy Day and little .
daughter spent Sunday here visit
ing relatives.
Miss Pauline Lupton of Roe, was
a visitor here Tuesday evening.
Miss Leona Day silent Saturday
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Columbus, Ind.. .
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Heading a newtpaper i an indica- eae 0j patent medicines in
Uon of a deiire to keep abrea.t of United states last year exceeded
ik- ThniD uhn da not reaa
newspaper are walking in the Hark.
$160,000,000.
Joseph
Perry o.'
OTWAY NEWS ITEMS.
We are having awful dry and dusty
li'sotlisr now. all the farmers are
night at Roe with Miss Mabel LP-ooking for rain as it is very dry on
appointment at Wildwood Sunday and I a 0Dhomore at Purdue university, La
nreached a trood sermon. favette. Ind., has left vith William H. I
Mrs. Lee Murdock Jr., who has j Washburn, noted Canadian naturalist. , L
W, nn thP 5nV list . i. W- tn be out " ' an explorat.on tr.p 1 1-1
! . i through Africa. Fifty selected college
students In Canada ana tne unixeo i
States took the examination for the j
position, Perry winning.
BUY YOUR
GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS, TOBACCOS, NOVEL
TIES, ICE CREAM
AT
D. V. NELSON
Where you can always get service
and quality with economy
C. V. Smith old ftand
TURNER ST.
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ton
Mr. Norwood Lupton was a visi
tor here Sunday morning.
Miss Myrtie Goodwin and Mr.
Ernest Goodwin of Roe were visitors
here Sunday afternoon.
Miss Verda Day entertained a few
of her friends Tuesday night.
Mr. Richard Day was the guest of
Mr. David J. Day Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Nannie Day is on the sick
list this week.
Quite a number of boys from Roe,
were visitors here Sunday.
the crops.
Mr. Garlon L. Giilikin left Friday
afternoon for New York wf ere he
will be employed.
Mrs. D. W. Giilikin spent Sunday
moraine at the home of Mr. ,- nd Mrs. i
B. B. Lawrence.
Mr. Hugh H. Lawrence vho has
been employed at Fairfield : or some !
time returned home Satun ay and
again.
The little daughter of Mr and Mrs.
James Murdock who has been sick
at her home is able to be out again.
Mrs. Barne? and children attended
church Saturday night and Sunday
at Sound View.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hibbs of South
View attended church at Wildwood
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bell and Master
Joe Barnes attended the movies at
Morehead City Saturday night and
chool
CORE CREEK ITEMS.
We are needing a good shower of
rain. Crops are showing the need
of rain very much.
Quite a crowd from our neighbor
hood attended Commissioners meet- Norfolk where he will attend to bus
ing at Beaufort Monday. jiness.
The Death Angel came in our J Mr. Oliver Giilikin of Vaudemere,
midst last Wednesday night, and .accompanied by Mr. Wright Good
bore away with him the soul of little! win and wife passed throu?h our
Carrie Wallace Small, the twenty 'neighborhood Thursday on their way
seven month old daughter of Mr. andito Roe where they will attend Bap
Mrs. J. D. Small. We extend to them itist preaching there held by Elder
rannvtprl a rlplicrhtf nl trin.
will spend some time with his wife. Quite a number of Wi!d,vood pe0.
Mr. Calvin Dowty who 'ias beer. ple wgnt tQ Newport Fri(iay night to
employed at .vioreneau vuy lemnieu ujje
home friday alternoon una was
accompanied by his father Mr. Joel
Dowty.
Mr. Henry Dudley of New Bern
road was the guest of Miss Rhodera
Lawrence Sunday afternoon
, were
Bean
exercises and the plays
fine, especially Jack and the
Stalk.
J. VAN A. MacMURRAY
ANNUAL REUNION
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
Mr. Albert Giilikin left F-iday for .Dallas, Tex., May 19, 22, 1925
Low Kound Trip Fares via
NORFOLK SOUTHERN AND
CONNECTIONS
Tickets sold May 14-20, inc.
Final Limit June 15, 1925
For tickets, reservations, etc
Call on or address any Agent
our deepest sympathy. She has
gone to be with Him who said, "Of
Such is the kingdom of Heaven."
W. W. Styron.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lawrence
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
or
J- F. DALTOX.
General Passenger Agent,
-Norfolk, Va.
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Barbour Bros.
Machine Shop
John Van A. MacMurray, assistant
secretary of state and an expert on
eastern questions, was selected Dy i
President Ccolidge to succeed Jacob '
Gould Ichurman as minister to China, i
General Repairing :
Bridgeport Motors
Gill Piston Rings
Columbian Propellers
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Automobiles Are In Demand
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PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR DELIVERY
THIS MONTH
Carload Unloaded Saturday May 2.
WE ORDERED ANOTHER CAR LOAD BY WIRE
MONDAY, MAY 4.
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