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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY FEB. 3, 1927
COUNTY NEWS
SMYRNA
To the delight of the ycun.f peo
ple and dismay of the old folks, last
Thursday niorninir dawned on a snow
covered land.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Simpson at
tended services at the Baptist church
at Marshallberir last Sunday night.
Mr. Edwin Piner and family were
the quests of Mr. Piner's mother,
Mrs. Hancock last Tuesday night.
Mr. W. H. Livers, director of Ex-
c!;;i'fd they had enjoyed the festivi
ties of the evening.
Mr. Leland Willis of Fort Macon
Coast Guard Station was here last
wivk on a visit to his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Cicero Willis. Mr. Willis
is heing transferred to the station at j
Southpoi't. N. C. 1
Mr.and Mrs. Vernon Simpson took !
their son Guion to the Morehead
City hospital last week for an opera- j
tion. Mr. Simpson's case being just ,
a minor one, he was detained there
only a few hours.
A number of young folks and
some older one of this place very
much enjoyed their trip at the Lyric
Theatre at Marshallberg last Satur-
where Sidney Chaplin
The picture
tension Division of North Carolina
Collega for Women, was at the High , jav nii?ht.
School building here last Wednesday ; poSed as Charlie's aunt,
evening. In spite of the snow was a roar of latter from the be
storm quite a number of people were , ginning.
present and enjoyed the good and i
helpful things Mr. Livers said con-j VIRF PR ACC
cerning the Parent Teachers work.) vv URiOO
Mr.and Mrs. Grady Willis and lit-
tie son Carroll of Atlantic were here i Mr.and Mrs. Allen Taylor of Kins
last week. Mrs. Willis spending a I ton spent the week end with her par.
few hours left for Beauofrt for a j ents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morton.
few days visit with her sister Mrs,
Leslie Davis.
Mr. Willis was demonstrating the
The Radio Corporation of America
and spent Wednesday ar.il Thursday
night here with his sister, Mrs. Han
cock. In spite of the snow stonn
which raged Wednesday night, ali
enjoyed the good music, lectures,
etc, from several different states,
Jacksonville, Fla., New York, Atlanta
Ga., rittsburg, I'a. and Washington,
D. C.
Miss Alma Willis and brother Wil
lie and Mrs. D. V. Wade spent one i
day last week in New Bern, visiting
Miss Bernice Willis who is in train
ing at St. Luke's hospital.
Miss Allie Chadwick of Straits
spent Saturday and Sunday with !
Mrs. Herbert Hancock.
Mr on.l Mra H.,nnl- if!
..... H.ivi .iait. iiuiiLun ntiy it
there were no young folks this world
would indeed be a lonely old place.
A large crowd of young girls and
boys came t0 their house again last
Friday night giving a big chicken and
oyster stew. There were also some
older friends present. Mr. and Mrs. I
W. I. Willis of Williston, Mrs. Sallie
Fulford of Gloucester and Mrs. G. J
W. Davis. Everyone seemed to en-!
joy the evening. j
The young people present were j
Misses Elva, Dollie, Mabel and Mazie !
Davis, Misses Vernon and Christine ,'
Willis, Miss Margaret Fulford and!
Miss Rosebud Wade. Messrs. Lloyd
Pigott and Elbert Chadwick of
Gloucester and Floyd Chadwick of
Straits, Berkley Simpson, Truman
Davis, Claude Williams, Leland and j
Miles Willis. On having all de-'
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Norris and
family of Beaufort spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. J. T. Norris.
Mr. .Alex Foreman and family of
C:e Creek visited his daughter Mrs.
Grift' Dudley Sunday evening.
Mrs. D. F. Merrill and children
spent Sunday with her parents Mr.
-nd Mrs. C. T. Eubanks.
Mrs. Will Norris of Russell's Creek
visited Mrs. W. G. Dudley's Sunday.
We are sorry to hear that the
teacher here Miss Gertrude Styron is
ill at present and unable t0 teach.
Mr. Tom Dudley and family visited
in the neighborhood Sunday.
Many of the folks here are attend
ing court this week at Beauofrt.
Miss Era Bell Eubanks spent Sun
day at Bachelor visiting friends.
Miss Thelma Dickinson spent Sat
urday night with Miss Geraldine
Lewis of Russell's Creek.
Mr. Raymond Taylor, Mr. Osmond
Salter and Miss Margaret Barlow of
Bachelor were guests of Miss Dollie
Morton Sunday. -'Miffl
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BAY VIEW.
Beaufort.
Mr. Ira Fodrie of Mill Creek had
quite a misfortune last week when
several of his teeth got broken out
and his foot was cut awfully bad.
The writer does not know what he
was doing when he had the accident.
Mr. Calvin Currie who had the
misfortune of getting burned, seems
to be improving.
Mrs. Alex Graham spent last Thurg
day at Morehead City visiting her
father who is a patient in the hospi
tal there.
We had a snow here last week. It
was about 2 inches deep. Sure wa3
glad that it was not deeper.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Graham and
family of Bay View spent Sunday at
I Pollocksville attending church meet
! inj?g.
! Messrs. Wilbur and Johnnie Mer-
rill of Wire Grass spent a while at
j the home of Mr. W. H. Dowdy's,
j Mr. W. H. Dowdy and children of
i Bay View spent Sunday at Newport
! visiting his son Mr. Teddie Dowdv.
D. W. Morton
Notary Public. Insurance
With M. Leslie Davit
BEAUFORT, N. C.
We are having some spring weath
er at present.
Mr.and Mrs. 0. B. Culpepper and
Messrs. Leon Graham and Roy Dow
dy and Miss Maymie Lee Dowdy of
Bay View spent Saturday night at
Dr. E. F. Menius
Eyesight Specialist with
Sam K. Eaton Co.
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