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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY MARCH 17 1927
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SOUND VIEW
(By Bessie Barnes)
"Ye appreciate the beautiful spring
days. The farmers are making use
of them.
Mrs. Mollie Barnes and sister Mrs.
J. H. Lewis attended church at
Ocean View Sunday afternoon.
Miss Bernke Burton, our school
teacher, was a visitor at Wildwood
Sunday morning.
Miss Ethel Lewis and Mr. Oscar
aney spent Sunday afternoon at
Beaufort with friends.
Mrs. A. T. Garner is at Wildwood
on a short visit to Mr. and Mrs. F.
T. Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor of
Arapahoe were visitors at his broth
ers home, Mr. Will Taylor's, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Garner and
children of Newport R. F. D. were
visitors at the home of Mrs. J. H.
Lewis Friday night.
Miss Lena Lewis accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hibbs attended a
party at Wildwood Friday night
I hey reported a nice time.
Mr.and Mrs. Joe Elliott of Beau
ion were visitors at her parents
home, Mr.and Mrs. A. T. Garner's
Sunday.
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BAY VIEW.
We are having some windy weath
er at this writing.
Mr. toward Chadwick and sister
of Harlowe spent Sunday here.
Mr. Cal Whalley of Mill
spent Sunday in Beauofrt.
Creek
Mr. Roy Mason of Harlowe spent
Sunday morning here at Bay View.
Messrs. Marvin Taylor and Jack
Howard of North Harlowe were visi
tors here Sunday night.
Reverend Mr. Harris of
preached here Sunday and
night.
Kinston
Sunday
"Mr. Maxton Sabiston and Miss
Bonnie Langdale of Core Creek
spent a while here Sunday.
yiiss Ma.y Belle Williams of New
port spent Sunday here with Miss Ja
lia Graham,
Messrs. Walter, Archie and Guion
Williams and Mr. Robert Millis of
Newport spent Sunday here.
11 Mr. Alert Graham and family of
this place spent a while at Newport
Saturday night.
Little Miss Linnie Mae Dowdy
of this place spent a while at New
port last week visiting her brother.
Miss Bennie Winberry's
Kinston was here Sunday,
know his name.
beau of
I don't
Mr. Leon Fodrie and Miss Lillie
Dickinson and Mrs. John French and
children of Russell's Creek spent
Sunday here visiting friends.
Quite a number of children here
have the whooping cough. Last spring
it was the mumps that was here and
now it is the whooping cough.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones and chil
dren, Mona and Leila of Bay View
spent the week end at Oyster Creek
visiting their daughter Mrs. ' Elery
Hardesty.
Mr. J. T. Graham ' of this place
spent a while in Beaufort at the
home of Mr. Bennie Copeland.
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NEWPORT
Mrs. Maud Garner is very ill.
The exact cause of her illness is un
known. The members of the Methodist
church are very much plea'sed with
the elecrtie lights thct have recently
been installed in their church.
Mr. Charley Wilton and his family
have moved into Newport. They are
boarding now but as soon as their
new home on Wake Street is com
pleted they are intending to move in
to it.
Reverend Isaac Jones, Lem Hardy,
Walter Roberts, C. C. Brown and El
der Fairchild will hold services in the
Primitive Baptist church on March
19th.
The friends and relatives were sin
cerely grieved at the death of Mrs.
Nora Barber on March 3rd. After an
impressive funeral at the Methodist
church she was laid to rest in the
Cedar Grove cemetery.
Mr. Eliza Oglesby, who was form
erly a citizen of Newport but who has
now moved to New Bern was serious
ly injured when a plank fell from a
mill upon him last week. He is now
in a hospital in New Bern.
The concert that was presented
by the Morehead City Graded School I
band and orchestra under the aus-!
pices of the Newport Consolidated '.
School last Thursday, March 3rd was i
enjoyed by all whe were present. j
WIRE GRASS I
Some few of our folks are attend
ing court this week.
The usual crowd of our folks at
tended the movies at Beaufort Sat
urday night.
Messrs. Sam Thomas, Leland Mor
ton Tom Campin, Ashley Fodrie and
Bern Wednesday on business.
Mr. W. J. Fodrie is reported quite
ill at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G Dudley were
in New Bern Sunday visiting her
brother Mrs Lonnie Foreman who is
in the hospital there for treatment.
Mrs. Will Weeks and
Rossie of Morehead City
her father this week.
daughter
is visiting
Mrs. Austin Adams of Morehead
City spent a few days here last week
with her mother Mrs. J. T. Norris.
Capt Tom Willis
North River visited
and family of
relatives here
Sunday.
Mrs. Letha Eubanks Dickinson
spent Sunday with her mother Mrs.
C. T. Eubanks.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eubanks of!
ieaufort were visitors in our
bur? 1
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Sunday.
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MERRIMON
(By E. F. Carraway)
We are having fine wather now.
Quite a number of our people were
out to preaching Sunday night.
Some of our people motored thru
to Straits Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. D. M. Salter is quite
in bed this morning we hear.
sick
Mrs, Virginia Dixort. of Pamlico
county was hers Sunday visiting rel
atives aad friends.
Mrs. EL. F. Carraway, Miss Neta
and Miss Florence Carraway have
gone to New Bern today.
Miss Nina Wade of Morehraad. City
who has been teaching for us had to
some trouble with her throat and
Miss Lottie Moore has come over to
teach in her place.
Eldsr Garner of Newport camej
down Sunday and preached at South.1
River school house Sunday "morning ,
and night. He was accompanied by i
his wife and other memrers ot his !
family.
The road between her and Beau
fort is almost impassible owing to
the little place of not more than fif
ty yards which could be purchased
at a small cost. We pay our taxes
and need the road. Tnere were two
or three cars got stuck in there Sun
day and we respectfully ask our
Commissioners to have it fifixed.
WILDWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hibbs have re
turned from a trip to Florida and
were here Sunday to church service.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hamilton and
Mrs. W. A. Murdock spent last Wed
nesday in New Bern shopping.
Rev.
the M.
night.
H.
E.
L. Davis will preach at
church here Wednesday i
Mr. S. D. Edwards, of Newport was
the successful contestant for the
quilt presented by the Woman's Aux
iliary last Friday night.
Rev. J. R. Phipps filled his appoint
ment at the Presbyterian church
here Sunday morning, and at More
head City that afternoon.
The executive committee of thi
Woman's Auxiliary met with Mrs.
J. L. Hamilton at her home Monday
r.ight.
BOGUE.
(Ey W. E. Baggs)
Mr. R. C. Taylor has moved over
to the lakes near Havelock.
Dr. Britt the County Health officer
visited this school Monday.
A. S. Taylor and Johnnie Jones
were business visitors to Beauofrt
Monday.
Miss Gustin assistant to the coun
ty superintendent visited our school
I Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C Dennis spent
Saturday with Mrs. Dennis' father'
at Vanceboro. I
Mrs. A. S. Taylor spent Monday
with Mrs. Mattie Sanders at Ocean.
Affirmative side Represented by
Georgia Bell, Melissa Meadows, !
Gladys Meadows, Lela Adams. i
Miss Edith Powell, county home
demonstrator, was in our community
Monday and demonstrated at the
school and Mrs. Odell Smith's.
Mr. Christopher Dennis who is at
tending school at Raleigh spent the
week end with his parents Mr.and
Mrs. C. C. Dennis.
Reverend Mr. Gains of Swansboro i
filled his regular appointment at the j
Methodist church Sunday. j
We regret that our little friend :
Georgia Cannon is in the hospital at
Morehead City, but hope she will
soon be well again.
E. A. Simpkins, W D. Moore and
Alex Edgerton of Goldsboro spent
Monday and Monday night with W.
E. Baggs.
Negative by Essie Meadows, Lu
cille Adams, Joseph Taylor, Mary
Parker and Laura Guthrie.
Aflirmative won, two to
one.
The P. T. A. held their regular
meeting Thursday night. A very
interesting program was rendered as
follows :
Song.
Bible Reading.
Lord's -prayer in concert.
Roll call and minutes.
Business old and new.
Three kinds Which kind are you.
Miss Lewis.
Dramatization The boy and the
suaL sel;ona graae.
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Debate Resolved that the paved
road leading from Morehead City and
New Bern to our community is more
beneficial to us than Bogue Sound.
GLOUCESTER
Rev. and Mrs. Sam Lefferts of
Fink Hill, arrived by auto Monday
to spend a few days at their old home
t Mr. Charlie Gaskill of Davis was
! here Sunday visiting his nephew, Str.
i Edward Nelson.
Mr. F. J. Justice of Jfew Bern was1
D.W.Morton
Notary Public. Insurance
With M. Leslie DavU
BEAUFORT, N. C
I SE4RREE7E
t THEATRE
PROGRAM NEXT WEEK
v Popular Stars all Week at the
-I Seabreeze
MONDAY
t It Must Be Love
4. with
Colleen Moore
TUES. & WELX
f Mary Pickford
! in
I Tess of the Storm
I Country
A good star and a goad picture.
Admission only 25c
THURSDAY
Viola Dana
in
Home-struck
FRIDAY
Seven Days
, . with
Patsy Ruth Miller
SEABREEZE
THEATRE
in Gloucester a few hou.s Sunday.
Mi??es Mary Whitehurst and Flor
ence Pigott spent 'Saturday in More
head City visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Lizzie Davis, arrived Monday
from Atlanta, Ga., vvhera she has
been visiting her daughter Mrs.
Henry Nishet.
Miss Zulikia Nelson who under
went an operation for appendicitis
last week in Morehead City hospital
is getting on fine, we are informed.
Our Community is deeply grieved
because of the serious illness of our
dear friend and neighbor Mr. Nat
M. Gaskill who has been sick for
quite a while. He has recently got
ten worse. We are praying for his
recovery.
Counties continued on pages 5 and 6
An advertisement in the Beaufort
New3 will reach more people in Car
teret county than in any publica
tion in the world.
FOR
INSURANCE
LIFE, FIRE & WINDSTORM
SEE
Miss Ella D. Davis
Agent
Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Telephone 121 W Notary Pub.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS
Persons desiring to build in
Beaufort mutt get permit from
me.
J. V. CAFFREY
Building Inspector
Passenger Schedule
Effective October 31, 1926
Beaufort, N. C.
Lv. 6:30 AM. Goldsboro, Norfolk
and intermedi ate
points. Parlor car
from New Bern.
Lv. 3:15 PM. Goldsboro, Norfolk
and intermed i a t e
points. Sleeper New
Bern to Norfolk, Va.
and Washington, D.
C.
For reservations, etc. call on
SETH GIBBS, Agent,
Beaufort, N. C.
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No, it is not too early to talk about Easter wear-the best time to
bray is now, while choice goods are here, now is the time to buy
first arrived merchandise, and this store the place where you
will find an unlimited assortment
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Thi is not a denatured newspaper.
It prints the news as it really happens
without regard to the wishes cf any
cliques parties or individuals.
SPRINGTIME-
IS PAINT TIME
STAG PAINT IS THE PAINT
Nothing "helps" Spring along so much as to beautify
around the house with fresh coat3 of color.
At this store you will find just the paint you want for
inside or out and for furniture and other pieces To
brighten thing? up a bit
n Use Stag Paint ,
Noe Bros. Hardware Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
PHONE. 84 FRONT STREET
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A PRACTICAL GIFT FOR
ANY BRIDE
If you, are in a quandary over a wedding gift; if you want
something lasting, distinctive and at the same time reasonable
in price, our large and diversified stock of Silverware presents
many answers to your dellemma.
A FEW SUGGESTIONS
Dessert Forks Table Spoons
Breakfast Knives Tea Spoons
Salad Forks Berry Spoo.is
Butter Spreaders Gravy Ladle
bouillon Spoons Table Knives and Forks
Steak Knife and Fork
Tea, and Coffee Services, Salad Trays, Flowers, Center Pieces,
Water Pitchers, and many other gifts too numerous to mention,
and too good to miss.
Wm. H, Bailey
Duncan Bldg. JEWELER Beaufort, N. C.
Togs
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Men and Yound Men who wish to be dress
ed stylish, comfortably and economically for
Easter will find thia store the one best place
to come for their needs. Our entire stock
teems with extra values in all wanted items.
CLOTHES
Spring and
Summer Suits
'Materials used
in the making of
these suits are
from the world
famous mills, the
styling and tail
oring are by one
of the foremost
manufactur i n g
companies 0 f
men's clothin g
in this country-
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SHIRTS
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The circulation of the Beaufort
News increases steadily from week
to week. The reason i3 that it car
ries the news of Carteret county.
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SILVER
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GOOD OLD
SPRING
IS
JUST AROUND
THE
CORNER
SHOES
Without a doubt
the stron g e s t
line of me n s
shoes we have
presented on this
market for a long
long time.
TIES
HATS
In a big Easter
display in unique
combinations of
colors and pat
terns to satisfy
your own indi
vidual taste in
shirts, ties and
hats for the new
season, just a
round the corner
FLORSHEIM
are always good
and the prices
are within keep
in? with their
quality.
Try on a pair
today, no obliga
tion. Beaufort, N. C.
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