r
PAGE TWO
THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY. JULY 11, 1929
ountq Correspondence
Items for this column should reach the News office each Tuesday
If your community is not represented write us for instructions
and supplies.
fort Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. ! Olive Martin and Mrs. E. L. Nelson
I. T. Fodrie. ' ' motored to Ntw Bern Monday.
CORE CREEK.
, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arendell
and little Miss Elizabeth Anndell of
Morthtad City .-pent Sunday after
noon with Mr. and Mis. D. W. Sab-iston
Mrs Ben Harris leturned to his
ho ne at Hobuckcn after spending a
few days wih her parents Mr. and
PORTSMOUTH
I Gloucester and Straits
'team plaved Marshallberg team on
! the home diamond Saturday scoring
base ball: Mrs. W. R. Whitley.
Messrs. Guy and Bridges Sabiston
Messrs. William G., Luke and J. D. 11-14 in favor of Gloucester-Straits ( sp.nt th- Fourth at home.
Manus of Norfolk spent, a f w days I , , ..
here last week the vruest of Miss! The sacred concert given WeJnes- .!-. P.. M..n.en and on Will
Ethel Gilgo. I day evening at the church by. the Jr., spent the week end with Mr. Jlur
M.'thodist orphans of Raleigh was es- den at Hobucken.
Mr. Whealton Robinson spent his J p. daily erjoyed by a congregation
liberty at his home in Atlantic la-t j of people that tilled the church to its
week. I entire stating capacity.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Salter of At
lantic are here for a few days.
1 Miss Beth Dickinson returned from
1 Elizabi b On- Sunday afer spending
two weeks with her sister Mrs. A. H.
Outlaw.
Mr. Aulbert Mason nf Atlantic
was the guest of Aledia Mae Willis
Saturday night.
Mr. Vat Smith had the experience ,
of seeing a wild cat on the mam :
road that leads to the church Mon-!Mr. Wilbur Sabiston spent the week
day afternoon. However no attack j end at home.
was made by the wild cat. He was !
ns Invee as a ffood sized doe. Mr.; Mr. Douglas Sabiston spent the
Mr. J. E. McCluse spent the day
Monday with E. F. Carraway.
Farmers and business men of
,1 1 n frttir
Born to Mr. and Mrs Wm. Yates, a Stanley County recent m-u
of the county to uu n.
improving crops and the new dairy
industry.
a daughter July 5th
Born to Mi
son July 4th.
Mr
North Carolina farmers are turn
ing to the dairy cow as one means of i .
Jl. E. Ball has been visitinsr j balancing tneir iarm ui.iuun5. ,
her son A. N.' Mason at Brandywine
M. D. the past week, or two
666
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Nelson of
Biidgeton is with us again this week.
is a Prescription for
Mr. Edwin Fox and some of his Colds, Grippe, Flue, Dengue,
ladv friends went to Beaufort shonu- Rilinns Fever and Malaria.
ing Monday.
Mrs. Catie and Annie Delamar if
Oriental are in our berg this week
stopping with theiraunt Mrs. Martha
Mason.
It i the most ipeedy remedy known.
Dr. R- L- Daniels t
SPECIALISE
Eye. Ear, Note and Throat
. r-.i t :
Umcet in hks iidp
Rooms 401 to 405 Tel. 170
Office Hours 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. X
V
NEW BERN, N. C
t 3 to 4 p. m.
i. aa.v;..::-:':::":::-':":W":'-H'
STELLA
Mrs. Geraldine Garrett and little
son Gerald Pelletier returned to th;ir
home in Raleigh Sunday, nfter a
short visit with Mrs Garretts mother
Here's tire
LfflDl
Mrs. Rob Sabiston of Ashville is
spending the Summer with her
mother, Mrs Clara Pelletier.
Mr. Kelly Robinson of the 1'ilentary
Club spent a short while with Mr.
and Mrs. V. T. Gilgo Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Williams re
turned home form Avon Tuesday.
Mr. Walter How and his company
musicians of Ocracoke gave a very
interesting program here Wednes
day night which was enjoyed by ev
ery one who heard them.
Mrs. A. H. Trott is spending a few-
Smith threw a stick at him and he 'Fourth at home.
started to run him but gave it up. I I
Mv nrol Mrs. Ra'nh Mauser and
Mr. J. W. Daniels and sister Mrs. ; little son Rs.lph Jr., of Fc rt Myers, I days with her daughter in Maysville J
Rirhardsnn a"d familv of Raleigh I i
went out ridinc 0n Mr. J. W. Daniels'. Mis; Minnie Sabiston is spending. Miss. Alice Hamilton of Sea Leval i
some time in Beaufort with her sis-us visiting iuiss;s uo.ly truce ana
yacht Saturday afternoon.
ter T. P. Tosto.
I Mildred Pelletier.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Bi;:.:ing of:
Jack-onvilL-, after having spent the Misses Marie and Roxie Dickinson1 Mr. Earl Gilhken of Atlantic w.-s
4th lure returned home Fii iay. spent last week with their aunt Mrs. , the guest of Miss Dolly Barker Sat-
Dan Ol-Lsbv of Crab Point. i uraay nignt.
Mis Fiances Saunders l'U.M'd 01
Messrs. Homer Harris and Harold
Creswell spent the fourth at Ocra-1 Fulford
coke.
Washington, N. C is sptiKur.jr some -Mr. r. V. U:cKinon was a business
lime lv. iv with her sister Miss Ada visitor at Norfolk last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Taylor of Sea
Level are here on a visit to their
son Mr. Harry Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bynum and
children spent last week in Oriental
Mr. Wilbur Goodwin returned Fri
day after spending a few days at
Lola with his family.
NEWPORT
OTWAY
Mr. Charles Barker vas the guest
of Miss George Ma; Langston, Sun
day night.
Mr. Webster Cole escorted Misses
Clara Mae Irvin and Edna Earl Yates
! Miss Carrie Bell Lawrence who , to Sunday School Sunday morning.
Miss Tes-de Smith of Pink Hill ar- has been employed at New Bern spent I
at a Low Price
HvJSi imm
1
'heie visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Jack Brookhart left Tiiurs-: '
day on nor way to r loruta alter, jl, Mr.nl v G. Mann, eashi
spending some time here with he the f.licttrs Banking and Trust Co
parents Mr. and .Mrs. A. 11. bynu.il. . of Kali-idi spent Surday
rived Sunday for a few days vis-: the week end home with her parents
it to Miss Verta Barf.eld daughter , Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Lawrence and re
of R. v :.nd Mrs. Barfield on Bell 1 tuim d to her work Sunday.
Street. I
! Messrs, Leon and Stacy Glllikin
Mr. T. J. Hewitt of Wilmington 1 left last week for Norfolk where ! of MH
accompanied by his two sister Mis-os they will be employed.
Lucde and Manetta slier1 1 .-unua
Mr. Bryan Gerock was the guest of j
J.Iijs Alice Hamilton, last week end.
Side en FISK.
Alt-Cords tc cat
your tire costs.
We have the size
and fj-oe yo u nesa,
at the riht -rice.
FISK PREMIER ALL-CORD
A fully guaranteed Fisk Tire at
an unusually low price. You can't
buy more mileage for
the Tor.ey
Messers Velton Butler and George
Nunby of Swansboro were the guest
Dolly Bruce andllil'died
Pelletier, Sunday.
Mis. W. E. Eubanks of Maysville -
01
Mi. W. C. Dowty who is employ-
e 1 at Washington as a carpenter, : was a visitor here last week
spent the week end with his family.
Mrs. B. B. Lawrence is still on the l Mr. Gerald Pelletier motored to
Highland Park Station
Cor. Liveoak St. & Lenoxville Road
A group of children from the Meth
odist orphanage of Rah iir'i pavi
i-on.-frt her" Friday nicht v '.; ii
cn'oved bv cverv one who .:,!
DAVIS
'-!; I:!-1! I. in
Fuk-lu-r ; ii
wiiey w;;;': .r
o.-.-d a: N' il'oii.
i s Zaiii A ill-.'
I i::g lel.i
,es anil In
Mrs. H. E
: iav he:e
nere sick list.
Mrs. Li
inn of Bailey oao-'o ,
ing leiativ.s iriti'. her
.X-.ild.en
C. A. G oi' i ' :: J
Raleigh Sunday morning.
FREQUENT INSPECTION
INSURES PERFECTION
LaW
and twoj Mr. Rudolph Pelletier and fau.iiy.it
aiu-rnoon aso. Mr. Lionel Pelletier and famiiv
a no ! motor
i
of Va!i;;;cton
.-on ai.d dauirii
M.s. .i.in ?)
to Morehead Beach Sunday
afternoon.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Godwin
Aft
liour
O
M.
)I'-5'- V
who is .. n!
guest s : '
day at'ti11 not
Miss Xot
t in: at -tiai
Amanda Neison.
; .'ter t
in ai : iv-1
1'. 0:ieit
lills .-pent
the guest
Quite a I:n.re evow.' f :! h.re vis
ited At!a-'ie Beach Tmms-.lav.
M's. ii.M'l), . l Sailer ou'iit the w
end :it Ilni k i,-s Ni.;ud isitiuei
sister Miv. John I.ewtt..
t 1
tew CIV
, u :.(U I
Liilia
1 si-'e"
fsil:-'-
: 1,0,1;-1
Mlt
B. II. Gil
G l.'en of I'milofi
'nicrht with Mi-s At
.Mite Cllihii
. and M -;.
M 1'S.
a. (j. .:
visit ing
and Mrs
Me,sr
Mu- i'hy and livii"
vVasi-ingtrn, 1'. C
Muipliy's pfiii'iiis
sis Murphy.
CoU.
a fs-
Lornie Cillikin and
si !! Sumlr.y in lieaufoic
and .Mr. FiF-c-rt Golden ana
:;"-.!'. r of p.onlc from h.ie al
ii. o dam-.- at Atlantic Beacii
uv nicla among them was Mr.
-. W. C. D,.vvtv.
Passenger Schedules
Effective May 20th, 1S23
Beaufort, N. C.
Lv. 6:50 AM. Goldsboro, Norfolk
and intermediate
pointa. Parlor ca:
from Nc;w Bern.
Lv. 3:15 PM. Sleeper New Bern to
Norfolk, Va.. and
Washington, D. C,
For reservations etc. call on
SETH CIBBS, Agent,
Beaufort, N. C.
ill"
Exchange Price
-!:-i:if- - ,
p U.b-wii1
John Smith and Mitchell
('if s - r w. re the gu sts f SU . 1:
Mrs. Justin E. Willis Sunday nurl:
.T i.sh II. I.rwrence c f Hobo
. r.t t he v. ek end with his fans
Miss Gladys Salter is vi-i
atives and
Mr. I. S.
JSSELL'S CREEK
Saturday in Washington, N. C.
e-.lt-
i.ia".'
Li-. tni Everybody! A revival is
hrj; will ( pea here at The Cr...
Ciilirck en WediLsday r.ig'ut aft. r thr
third Sundav in Julv, by the P.. v.
tilt'
W. La
a v o n
'. r.se was in Btaufor!
MERRIMON
D.
i.lr. and .Mrs. noiana .tyron are . Ge0 Pw Smih. The invitation is ex- ter Mildred. Mrs
sp nding a few days at On. ntal vis-!tended t0 eVe;-y one. so please come.'
iting Mrs. Styrons mother Mrs. Alice We .viu apr,reoiate votir presence.
Salter and her daugh
E. S. Martin, Miss.
BUS SCHEDULE
Carteret Transit Co.
Leave Morehead City for Atlantic and
points east 11:00 AM. 7:00 PM.
Leave Beaufort ' for Atlantic and
points east 11:30 AM. 7:43 PM.
Leave Atlantic fo? Beaufort and
Morehead City 7:00 AM. 1:15 PM. '
Lave Beaufort for Morehead City
S:10 AM. 10:50 AM. 2:45 PM.
6:50 F-M.' i
Lave Morehead City for Beaufort j
8:20 AM. 11:00 AM. 3:00 PM. I
7:00 PM. 1
CALL 87-L DAY OR NIGHT FOR i
SPECIAL TRIPS I
LIGHT CAR SPECIAL BATTERY
for FORD WHIPPET CHEVROLET
and ether light cars
Other sizss in proportion
THE NAME GUARANTEES THE
QUALITY
Ask us about this greatest battery value
Front St. Beaufoi :
Paul's Garage
Mason.
iMr. and Mrs. James W. Salter vis
ited friends and relatives at Marsh
allberg. Sunday.
Mrs. Ebbin Finer of Williamston
spent the week end the guest of M.3.
Charlotte Willis.
Miss Lessie Hudgins of New Bern
was the guest of Mr. David Willi!.
We were all very sorry that Rev-1
erend Mr. Rollison was unable to fillip
his regular appointment here Sunday, j
but as he was holding a big revival ,
meeting1 at some other plac.t it was i X
impossible for him to get here. i-f
X
Go wherever you will,
Mrs. Paul Williams of Morehead
City was the guest of her mother Mrs.
Charlie Garner here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mason of Orien
tal were the guests of Mrs. Mason's
sister Mrs. Roland Styron.
GLOUCESTER.
Rev. E. W. Downum filled his reg
ular appointment at Tabernacle
church Sunday.
Miss Mae McMillan of Wade, N
C. is spending some time here visit
ing Miss Aleeze Lefferts.
Mr. Laurie Moore of Marshallburg
was the Sunday evening guest of Miss
McMillan.
The Sunday school at Russell's!
Creejc seems to be improving consid-iv
erably. We had a nice attendance j v
last Sunday and a wonderful collec-1
tion, come on boys and girls, young !j
aim uiu icta inane uua )cai luc
most successful one.
it
Mr. victor ano ivieivin layior are
now home with Mr. and Mrs. M. F.
Tayloi to stay.
E
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Simmons and
children of Newport were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Powell Sun
day afternoon.
Cotton and Linen
Nets, Twines and
Fittings for all
the Fisheries.
T
Mrs. L. O. R. Bailey and little
Fred Larshall of Lumberton have
rented a house near Marshallburg
and will spend the summer months
camping.
Dr. W. S. Chadwick and Miss
Aleeze Lfferts motored to Atlantic
Beach the 4th.
Miss Gladys Mallis has left Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Russell. We have
missed her very much. She is now
visiting her uncle in Beaufort.
Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Fodrie and Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Lupton were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W. R Powell Sunday
evening.
A group of people went to Beau-
GOLD MEDAL COTTON
NETTING
A. N. & T. CO'S LINEN
GILL NETTING
BURNHAM'S COD LINES
Purse Seines, Traps and all oth
er Appliances fitted Complete.
where fish nets are used, you will find GOLD MEDAL
COTTON NETTING and A. N & T. COY LINEN
NETTING the CHOICE of SUCCESSFUL FISHER
MEN. SAMPLES and prices mailed on request.
THE LINEN THREAD CO.
Distributors of American Net & Twine Co's Products
200 Hudson Street 33 and 33-A Fulton Street
NEW YORK CITY
BRANCHES-
GLOUCESTER
105 Maple wood Ave.
CHICAGO
154 West Austin Ave.
BALTIMORE
Calvert & Lombard St.
BOSTON
575 Atlantic Ave.
JACKSONVILLE
24 East Bay St.
SAN FRANCISCO
443 Mission St.
"BUY THE BEST IT PAYS"
lit 1 1 ' 1 IX 11 1 11 : 1 1 1 3111! 11 ! HIIIII It ?''' """" 1 1 '' 1 'M"M"i't'H"M't 1 1 1 HIM H HUM till I, I initmiii yi