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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY JUNE 23, 1927
Arrives
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Culpepper and
children of this place spent Satur
day at Beaufort.
Mr. and Mrs. Eslie Fodrie of Har
lowe spent Sunday here with Mrs.
Fodiie's sister Mrs. Joe Small Jr.
Mrs. Nannie Small and daughter
Mar RhIIp and Mrs. Haskett attend
ed the League at Harlowe Sunday
night.
The dogs around here are having
those running spells, or rather some
of them are.
Quite a number of our people of
this place spent a while Sunday ai
Oyster Creek.
Reverend Ringold of Bridgeton
will preach at the F. W. B. church
Saturday nightand Sunday.
I Mr. and Mrs. J. '. Skinner and
Min of Russell's Creek spent a while
! here Sunday.
MERRIMON
Miss LilHe Mclntyre of Rocky
Mount, Mr. William Mclntyre of
New York City, and Mr. George Har
leman of Georgia were the week-end
euests of Rev. J. M. Carraways fam
ily last week.
parents. Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Can-away.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Ball, Mrs. Ab
ner Mason, Miss Estelle Mason, and
Mr. Luther Mason spent last Friday
in Harlowe.
Mrs. Ahner Ma3on of Brandywine,
Maryland, and daughter. Miss Estelle,
of Washington City returned to Beau
fort Sunday after having spent the
week with Mrs. Mason's mother-in-law,
Mrs. R. B. Ball
Mr. and Mrs. George Ball of Har
lowe spent the week-end with Mr.
Ball's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Ball.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Becton and
Mrs. James Elliott spent Sunday with
Mrs. D. M. Salter.
Miss Annie Mclntyre returned
from Graham last week where she
ha3 been in school during the winter.
Rev. H. L. Davis filled his regular
appointment here Sunday.
Mr. E. F. Carraway spent last
week in Beaufort attending court.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Nelson, Mrs.
Sam Mills and two children, Lucille)
and Nelson, and Mr.. North Nelson
of Briilgeton were visitors here Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Hardy and Mrs.
George Hardy of South River spent
some time with Mrs. D. M. Salter
Saturday, ." " "
, Mr. and Mrs. Elsie Hardesty of:
! Oyster Creek spent Sunday here
i with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. i
Miss Blanche Moore is away on a
trip to Ahoskie and Norfolk.
t. Jones.
bounty Correspondence
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r' LOLA.
There were tnree C hevro.ets land-1 ,,. , ... , ,
, . i f i t ii Co ins of Mavsvi le were here sever
ed here last Friday an Imperial Lan- r v
. . .i Ju: hwf ui-Pflf stonninff with C l.
J., is visiting relatives here.
Messrs. Warren Gilgo and Max
dau, Sedan and Coupe
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Daniels spent
Sunday at Roe visiting relatives.
A number of neonle from Roe at
tended F. W. B. League here Satur-1
flay night. I
;il days last week stopping with C. R.
Pake.
A number of our folks attended
preaching services at Otway Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr. Earl Day was a visitor at Roe j
"Sunday afternoon.
H. L. Gillikin and C. R. Pake are
serving; as jurors in Beaufort this
i
Miss Geneva Gillikin of Otway is,
here visiting her grand-mother, Mrs. i
Rittie Day. I
Mrs. If. C. Cherry visited friends
Otway Sund-iy.
NORTH RIVER
Mr. Hugh Lupton bought a Chevro
let last Monday.
Mr. A. -I. Longest atended church
at Russell Creek Sunday.
Mr. Harvey Daniels of Lenoxvillo i .
. , ,,. i . ... , , Mrs. Mack Runnings spent aunaay
v.-.w ...,.,..(, . .,.v. .
with her mother at Otway.
.ur. anu .urs. Burton uanieis oi , , , . , r,
T -,i tit i u -t- ' Clarence Beach jm and sister l-.d-
Lenoxville spent last week here visit- .tl . . , . .
in relatives I na PrK'nt Sunday vv:th frienda a" 0t'
' way.
Mrs. Annie Guthrie and daughter
Margaret spent the week end with his
mother Mrs. Cassie Buck.
Mr. Staneil Buck and family spent
the week end with Mr. W. R. Bar
bour. Mr. Waiter Buck and family and
Mrs. Cassie Buck spent Sunday at
New Bern.
Mr. Franklin Pittman of New Bern
was here Saturday and Sunday the
guest of Miss Maymie Dowdy.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Sterling of
Havelock were the guests of Rev. J.
M. Carraway's family Sunday.
Mr. John Watson of Wildwood was
here Sunday the guest of Miss Ben
nie Winberry.
The revival will begiin at the M.
B. church Monday night and will be
conducted by Reverend W. ti. Guth
rie of Stacy and Harris of Kinston.
BOGUE.
(By W. E. Baggs)
Mary Esther the fourteen months
old baby of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Stan
di had the misfortune of burning its
feet very badly last week.
Mrs. B. M. Rogers and family are
spending some time with Mrs. Roger s
The motorists had bad luck last
week, Otis Wallace, colored, ran his
car into the ditch Sunday before last,
Rumley Hardy aLw ditched his one
night last week, and Elijah Dixon
ditched his down near Beaufort Sat
urday. Luckily no one was serious
ly hurt only Dixon got some cuts
about the face.
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r. Roland Barbour and Mr. Wal- ,, , . . , , . . ,
. . . i-n'lpd to Goldshoro last week, on ac-
ter Kuck mane i business tnn to . ,. n, .. .,.
en nr rtr ma i nnaa nr vir mnr s.
mother.
Beaufort Tuesday.
NEWPORT
Mrs. Dollie Mason has been very
ill for the past few days.
The Primitive Baptist quarterly
neeting was held at Newport Satur
day and Sunday. M?.ny visitors and
members were present. The minis
ters were: Reverends Goganus, W.
Roberts, Isaac Jones and T. C. Gould.
Mrs. Mclntyre and family of
Greensboro arived alst week to spend
a while- at their summer cottage.
Miss Emma Taylor who is in train
ing in a hospital in Morehead City
is spending her vacation with her
mother Mrs. Ecu Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Taylor and
family spent Sunday with Mrs. Tay
lor's brother Mr. Charlie Pringle
near Newport.
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Plans have luen made by the Ep-1
'vorth Leaguers to have a "Stunt
Night" at a nearly date.
Mrs. Clarence D. vv'ooten of Kins
ton was visiting friends here Satur
day and Sunday.
Miiss R.iby Taylor and Miss Kath
leen Holla.. d of New Bern spent the
week end at the home of Mr. B. S.
Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hill and Mr.
C. C. Hill made a busines trip to
Morehead City Tuesday. ,
E. D MARTIN & CO
RECEIVING NEW
GOODS DAILY
Mrs. W. D. Hunnings and Mrs. N. i
II. Hunnina-s of New Bern were in i
tov. n Thursday.
Litt e Miss Bessie 1'aKe ot uenox-, , ,, . . c ,, . r
... , , . , ... , Mr. and Mrs. John Small of Core
ville was here last week visiting her , . -t, .
grand-parents.
Crevk spent Sunday here with hei
brother Walter Arthur.
Messrs. ttugn iupton ana nervie; Arthur of Upper North
Daniels and Mises Annie Harris anu . , .... , ' tu,.
r ii. n i cd u - o ' Rver is here visiting her son Walter
Ruth Goodwin of Roe were here Sun-; , . v
day night and were the guests of Mr. j vh0 13 vt'ry su:
pnd Mrs. W. M. Goodwin for a short
Mr. and Mrs. Higgins and children
o New Bern visited Miss Sadie
Weeks last Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Heath of Kinston
spent the week end with Mr., and'
Mrs. Newton McCain.
BAY VIEW.
while
OTWAY
Miss Lillian Piver of Neuse-Forest
spent the week end at home.
Mrs. Joe Sadler of Loland spent j m;ss Georgia Wade who is attend
the week end here with friends and j achool at Oriental spent the week
1 Master Raymond Currie is very
I ill at present with double pneumonia.
Mr. E. W. Piver has bought a new; He ha3 been suffering from spinal
car. j trouble for a long time and now has
i the pneumonia.
relatives.
! end at home.
Elder W. W. Styron of Lola filled Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mcintosh and
his regular appointment here Satur- family spent Sunday with their daugh
day and Sunday. i ter Mrs. Denard Guthrie of Marshall-
! berg.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Lewis and
children of Richmond, are here spend- , Mr. Forest Hawkins of Thelma
ing some time with his parents Mr. 1 fepent the week end here the guest
end Mrs. 0. W. Lewis. ! 0f Miss Georgia Wade.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Streets and
children of Ha-dowe spent Sunday
' here visiting relatives.
E. D. Martin & Co., new
store of Beaufort are daily re
cei'ving' new goods, Monday
they unpacked eight cases of
dry goods and placed them
upon their shelves. These
goods are brand new and are
just from the northern markets.
They consist of flat crepes,
georgette crepe, Indian head",
voiles, percales, dimities, silk
stripe madns-, beautif ul' linen?,
flaxons, sheetings, boys and
girls knickers, and boys wash
suits. If you have not visited
this new store, you are cordial
ly invited to drop into to see
them, Mrs. Martin, (formerly,
Miss Julia Rumley) and Mr.
Martin too, have had years of
experience in the dry goods
business, and assures every
Durchase you make will be sat
isfactory to you, or adjustment
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Mrs. Wheeler Lawrence made a
business trip to eBaufort Tuesday, i
BROAD CREEK
(By Miss Madeline Adams)
Mr. Charlie Hill of Miami, Fla., is :
here on a visit to his sister in law, j
Mrs. Watson Lawrence.
Mrs. W. C. Dowty was in Beaufort
Tuesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Piner of
Fairfield spent the week end with
friends and relatives.
Mr. Randolph and family attended
the picnic at Gales Creek Thursday,
thew reported a fine time.
Mr. Moody Chapplin has been run
ning a revival at the M. E. church
for the past week.
We are having some pleasant weath
er now, which every body is glad to
see.
Mr. B. Goodwin of Lola spent sev
eral nights with Mr. B. B. Lawrence
while attending services here.
BETTIE
Rev. L. H. Wetherington preached
here Sunday at 3 P. M.
Mr. J. C. Salter and family arriv
ed from Florida Monday night also
Mr. R. T. Salter and family.
There was a picnic given at th
M. E. church Sunday. There was a
large attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Barefoot of
New Bern has recently moved here.
Miss Lela Adams spent Saturday
at Morehead City shopping.
Mrs. Hugh Pake who is attending
Neuse Forest Summer School spent
the week end at home.
Miss Oliver was a yisitor here
Mnday on business.
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