THE BEAUFORT NEWS THU RSDAY APRIL 29, 1926.
PAGE THREE
NORTH RIVER RIPPLES.
Mrs. P. B. Beachem returned home
Saturday after spending a week at
Portsmouth visiting her daughter.
Mi. E'J PSver r:id Mrs. Tom Piver
ictu:i;ed heme Saturday night after
spending two weeks in Chapel Hill
and Durham.
Miss Georgia Wade who taught
near Selma the past year returned
home Sunday night after spending
two weeks in Greensboro and Ral
eigh. Mr. Gaston Morton left Monday
afternoon for Pennsylvania where
where he expects to spend some time
in the state working.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Taylor spent
Sunday at Harlowe visiting Mrs.
Taylor's parents,
Miss Lilly Bell Beachem is spend
ing a few days with Miss Geraldine
Lewis on New Bern road.
Mr. Jesse Wade who is working
at Morehead Bluffs fpent the week
end here with his family.
CEDAR ISLAND NEWS.
We have plenty of visitors on the
island now, the mosquitoes are near
ly as thick as they were the middle of
last Summer.
The C. B. H. lodge gave a social
here Saturday night. The refresh
ments served were ice cream and
cake, all reported a fine time.
Misses Lottie Townsend and Gladys
Willis closed their school here Wed
nesday. We hope they will come a
gain next year.
Mr. R. T. Day was a business vis
itor in New Bern Monday and Tues
day, Miss Olive Carrawan closed her
school over at Lupton Friday and
left Saturday fo? her home in Scran
ton, N. C.
Mr. Norwood Lupton left Monday
for South River where he will fish
this week.
There will be church services at
the P. B. church Friday, Saturday
and Sunday.
The 8th. and 9th. grades will give
their class play here next Wednes
day night- Everybody is invited to
come.
Miss Verda Day entertained a num
ber of her friends Sunday afternoon.
Quite a number of young people
were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Duffy
Day's Sunday morning.
Messrs J, B. Goodwin, Duffy Day,
were business visitors in Beaufort
T. L. Goodwin and J. W. Danielf
Saturday.
DAVIS NEWS ITEMS.
the mumps now but the whooping!
cough has arrived at last. I
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Sunday and was accompanied by Miss
Naomi Willis and several other girls
end boys.
Mr. Elmote Davis of Beauofrt was
here Sunday.
Miss Minnie Willis went to Beau
fort Saturday shoping.
Mrs. Roland Styron left Thursday
to go to St. Luke's Hospital in New
Bern. Haven t learned yet whether
or not she has been operated on, but
hope for her a speedy recovery.
Mr. William Mason and sister
Lucy of Oriental were here Thurs
day for a short time the guests of
their sister, Mrs. Roland Styron who
accompanied them back to New Eern
Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton and
son of Beaufort passed through here
Saturday on their way to Atlantic.
Mr, Joseph Robinson of Atlantic
was a visitor here Monday.
Mr. Ralph Nelson of Atlantic pass
ed through here Monday on his way
to Marshallberg.
Mr. Kelly Robinson of Atlantic
was here Friday.
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They reported a good trip.
P. F. Carraway and family and J
A. Wallace and family were visitors i North Carolina,
ENTRY OF LAND NO. 23S1.
at H. D. Carraways Sunday.
E. G. Simpkins has moved to
Oriental we are told.
Mr. and Mrs. Gorver Paul were
callers at J, F. Mason's Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Pittman of Lukens is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J.
F. Mason this wk.
W1LL1STON ITEMS.
Carteret County.
TO JOHN W. HAMILTON, ENTRY
TAKER FOR CARTERET COUNTY:
The undersigned Claimant being a
citizen of the State of North Caro
lina, hereby sets forth and shows
that the following tract of land, to
wit. Being in White Oak Township,
Carteret County, North Carolina, Ee-
srinning at the fork of Higgins Branch
On Sunday afternoon Apnl 25th. : where it runs into Reedy Branch,
at 3 o'clock the Methodist choir of thence running Northwardly up said
OTWAY NEWS.
Rev. John Pittman of Kinston
filled his regular appointment at the
Disciples church here Sautrday night
and Sunday.
Mx Alfred Gillikin who has been
employed at Norfolk for some time
returned home Saturday night and
will spend some time at home with
his family.
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Lewis and lit
tle daughter of Beaufort spent Sun
day the guest of her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Gillikin.
Mrs. Butler Lawrence and lit
tle daughter Katie are spending sev
eral days this week with her sister
Mrs. Alex Lewis.
Mrs. 0. C. Lawrence who hs
been ill for several days is somewhat
improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Dowdy who
have been at Lucama for several
days visiting his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Dowdy, returned home
Monday night week,
Messrs Clem and Curtis Gillikin
who are employed at Beaufort spent
the week end with their families.
inddate for II. S. S ale
ITEMS FROM MERRIMON.
The population of Greece is about
the same as that of New York City.
We have had some winter weath
er the past week and the frost kill
ed about all of the tomato and sweet
potato plants that were set out. It
ajso killed most of the melons, beans,
squash etc. that were up.
E. L Nelson and family of Bridge-
ton motored down Sunday and spent
a few hours with relatives and friends
Mr. A. E. Pittman and .amily,
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Taylor, Mrs. J. M.
Ball and son Elsie all of New Bern
were here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hug Hardy of Wil
son were in our berg a few days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Tosto of Core
Creek were over Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Pledger of Washing
ton was also here to see her parents
Mr. and Mrs. T, T. Tosto.
The Charitable Brotherhood had a
good meeting Sautrday night. Mr.
ohnson and Mr. Sam Darling were
with them.
Miss Ethel Nelson the teacher
here had quite a number of her
friends an drelatives of Marshallberg
over to see her Sunday afternoon.
Rev. J. M. Carraway, Miss Florence
Carraway, Joe Mclntyre, Capt. Alex.
Truitt and Jas. Adams motored to
I Atlantic and Sea Level Sunday,
Eeaufort rendered a very interesting
cantata which was enjoyed by each
one present, We all were very glad
to have them with us and hope they
will come again soon.
Miss Lessie Finer who spent the
week end at Havelock returned home
Monday.
Mr. Saryslie Willis who is employ
ed with the Carolina Transportation
Company left Saturday to resume his
work after being called home on ac
count of sickness.
Quite a crowd of young folks at
tended the movies at Marshallberg
Saturday night.
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Professor L. H. Davis who has
been teaching at Bunn, N. C. return
cd home Saturday night after clos
ing his school. He was accompanied
by his brother G. C. Davis who
graduated at Bunn Friday night.
Miss Grace Davis returned home
Saturday from Bunn and several
other places, and states she had a
grand time during the three weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Willis of
Beaufort passed thru here Monday
morning enroute to Beaufort after
spending the week end in Atlantic.
Mr. W. T. Davis of Beaufort was
a visitor here for a short time.
The P. T. A. will give a play
Safcufday nfcht. Come along and
help the school.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Willis of
Beaufort were here Sunday and were
accompanied by their daughter Mar
garet and Miss Elizabeth Lewis.
Mr, a'ld Mrs. Joseph Davis went
to Beaufort Saturday shopping.
Mr. D. L. Davis who is working at
Morehead City came home Saturday
to spend the week end with relatives.
Professor C. W. Grant wer to
Beaufort Saturday to atend to bus
iness. Messrs. Robert L. Willis and Eddie
Davis went to New Bern Saturday to
spend several days.
Mr. Otis Fulcher of Stacy was a
visitor here Sunday.
The two plays that were given
last Saturday night were just grand
and those that didn't see them first
don"t know what they missed.
We don't hear of any new eases of
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Is now prepared to supply a few more steady customers with the
highest grade of dairy products. When the price is the same why
not secure the best quality obtainable.
Clean milk is the one best all around article of food. It is also
one of the cheapest foods but at the same time it is one of the hardest
to handle and keep clean.. We have the only modern dairy plant and
are the only producers of milk in Carteret County whose methods of
production are endorsed by the state board of health.
Our herd of high grade cows is being enlarged and we therefor
can accomodate a larger patronage. Deliveries are made twice daily
thereby insuring fresh milk to our customers according to their needs.
Our products are of unexcelled quality. Purity and cleanliness
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Holly Grove Farms
Higgins Branch to the North line of
the Intestate Cooperage Co,, lajd,
thence Eastwardly to the A. H. Den
nis North line, thence South 30 West
52 poles, thence South 38 East 200
yards to the Bear Harbor, thence
Southwarddly with Bear Harbor to
Reedy Branch, thence Wrestwardly a
long Reedy Branch to the beginning,
containing by estimation 75 acres, is
vacant and unappropriated land be
longing to the State of North Caroli
na and subject to entry; and the un
dersigned claimant hereby makes en
try of, lays claim to, and prays for
a grant for, said lands.
Entered this 24th. day of April
1926.
E. W. MEADOWS,
Claimant.
Witness: W. O. Williams.
Filed the 24th. day of April 1926.
ii 3:30 o'clock, P. M,
J. W. Hamilton, Entry Taker.
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