?AGE F1VI,
-Personal No?es
Telephone !
Gilbert Potter who had his tonsils
lenioved early in the week went back
to the hospital this morning for fur
ther treatment.
,
The man who
waits for something
to turn up is llkel
to discover that It U
Ids toes.
Mrs Laura Pou, Mrs. Fannie Lau'h
inn'house, Miss Mary Hooper and Mrs. (I
Maud Hooper ot Winston are viiting
Mrs P. B. Loftin and daughter ivliss !
...:!.. I ,.; I .. tir o rv'D di,,ii on1 enn 1 "c
E ackwe 1 and Powell Bland of Golds-. .... , . , ' . ,
I Diii.nr- ded the schools of Memphis and Den-
ocro aruveo ..u. " . is, Miss., and in the part few years
n no- at the home of Mr. and Mis. . . ' , ' 1 ...
,.... n., . . oovfvnnienr. nostrum.
Mrs. Bessie Nicholson of Maxton
and giandson Robert Xea! are visit
ing Mrs Jams Rumley.
P Dey.
PITTS SKARREN MiS FRITZ GIVES
j NICE BRIDGE PARTY
The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E ! yrua t iht o'clock.
i Skarren on Ann Street was abloom Mrs R L Fritz was the charming
: with a variety of summer flowers, hostess to a lanre number of her
i when the marriage of thtir daughter, frk,n,,Si entertaining at bl.i(ige jn
.tditn to Mr. Lnaries u ritts was soi- hon(1, of her sister Mrs Henl.y E(1.
1 emnized in a beautiful, though simple vva,.;s of Daytona Beach, Florida.
ceremony at ten o'clock Wednesday ; Covers wsre laid for eight tables.
morning. Afier several progressions, the cards
I The bride was never more lovely, wel , ,ajd aside and delicious lenlon.
; than when she entered with tne groom ade punch an() n,.,,,,, were serv.
he was gowned in a creation ot rose e( T(,p gcore pl.ize) a stt of tab,e num
beige, with accesories to match. bera wpnt to Miss G1...ivs Ciihhs
Ktv. Leland L. Smith, pior oi Guost of honor, Mrs. Edwards was
i Ann Street M. E Churc.i, officiated, . prestnted with a loVilv v;lSt,, Ml i.
;us.ng tne impressive ring ceremony. . M, Fritz, gui,sts fol. th tVening
j Mrs. Pitts is the youngest daugh-;wmf. Misses Marie Clawson, Gladys
,ter oi .Ur. and Mrs. W l. Skarren. ; cimdwick and house gu.st, Lucile
kShe graduated in 1U23 from Beaufort j Plin(i) Lessie Arringtoa, Lena Dun
High School and later attended Eastcun A,k.e p,, Mjlil.ed JoneS) Va.
Carolina Teachers College, Green-,rina Glndvs Gil),)s Mes(lames. Fred
.vine, x c., anu business college Se ley, F. R. Seeley, Harry Freeman,
, Norfolk, a. Morehead City, and mother, Mi s. 1'or-
ine groom, son oi ivir. anu mrs. tv ,,f rVml.ttP .Tr.hn fimvlnn fin..
b.ro, Gerald Hill, Charlotte, Dave
Denoyer, John Brooks, Jim Ruml.y,
John Chadwick, Rocky Mount, Buell
Cooke J. S. Outsell Josephh House,
C. P. Dey, V. G. Mebane, Otis Moore,
P'ollowitig the ceremony, Mr and
Mrs S. P. Norris, daughter Miss
Reverend and Mrs E. Frank Lee : Edith, and son Master Lpndrum
are here occupying their xottage on Raleigh are visiting Mrs Xorris sis-
Front Street iter Mrs. M L. Davis
Mis. Pitts left by motor for Cana.ia,
o after which tour, about September
ist, tney win oe at nome in .Norlo;K,
a.
Dr. and Mrs. S F. Hi'ldebrand have ! Mr. E Walter Hill left last Set,- ,
moved into their new home on the W r mass "ca - 7
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
wheie he is attending the reserve of-1
ficers training camp. j
VISITING LADIES HONORED
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Jones, Beau
fort, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Nell Blair Jones, to
Benjamin Ernest Windley. The wed-
Island.
Mrs Clauclo Wheatly is viting her
mother Mrs. P F. Garner in Newport.
T off Tliuciltlt' OVFTlinP". Mrs. R. L. dins: to take place in Beaufort, Oc
Tit . . t if yi:ii: 1 .1.. u.. t j.Mtovmjf i-.,
, " V," Fritz, enteitained a number of herrtober J, niJ.
Miss Lena May .1 hams and Mrs , at yook jn honor of hr moth.
H C. Stone of Chapel Hill are guests' Vm,nr nf Ashpville and si?-! ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY
ter Mrs. Henry Edwards of Daytona j
1 no,.v, Fivwla win arp sneidina' the Mrs. H. C. Jones, of Beaufort, de-
Miss Lena May Williams of Chapel'., ' -th . h(J xhnse nlavine lightfully entertained Thuisday tv-
of the Davis House
Hill and Miss Lucile Pond of Wake-
summer
Mesdames W. T. Davis, E. L. ening from 8:30 to 12 in honor of
field, Virginia sang at the evening j w H Tavlori juijan Hamil- her sister, Mi s. C. L. Hornaday. The
service at the Methodist Church Sun-' Blondgood, J. W. Mason, house was artistically decorated with
day. . 1 Henry Edwards Henry Younsr, C. H. shasta daisies, swert peas, roses and
.jBushall, Rav Wheatlv, N. F. Euie. S. zinnias. Sixty guests enjoyed her
Misses Salhe Bradley Pittnian andH Havwood j h Potter, Jr. W. V delightful hospitality. Hearts dice
Rebecca Fittman are guests of Miss; g ptei B',.ady Wav, Hugh Jones, v. re played. At 10:45 the door
Laura Eure. land house guest! C. L. Hornaday, M. b.ll sounded and the Western Uunion
JS- Snowden, Blythe Noe, Oscar Dun- Messenger boy, Miss Bess Jones, was
Mrs F. E Hyde returned last week tan g p Hidebrand Misss? Lottie usneied into the spacious hall and
from a trip to New York City and Aers and Nannie Potter After delivered to each guest, a telegram
Long Island. ...,,.,! ii,i ottuiB tnn smvp n ize announcing: the anproachincr wedding
went to Mrs. C. L. Hornaday, a deck of Miss Nell Blair Jones, the charm-
M. Hendrix, Claud.' Wheatly,
Henry Edwards F. R. Bell.
ST.
PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. J. A. Vzche, Rector
8:00 A. M. Holy Communion
!:-lo Church School
11:00 Morning Fuyes and
Sermon.
7:00 P. M. Y. P. S. L.
On First Sunday celebrv.ion of the
Holy Communion at 11 A M.
St. Andrew's Mission
Morehead City,
9:45 A. M. Church School
8:00 P M. Evening Prayers &
Sermon
What Does Your
Baby EAT?
rjOCTORS, who are baby specialists, are
advising the feeding of strained vege
tables to supplement the milk diet which
frequently fails to supply the food elements
needed by a growing baby.
Is Your Baby Thriving ?
In Oapp's Approved STRAINED VEGETABLES,
prepared exclusively as baby foods, the high per
centage of potassium, phosphorus and calcium are
preserved these are the building elements. Home
cooked products vary In food value and make a
woeful lot of work. Here you get surgical standards
of cleanness and standardized food values. No
medicine or drugs just wholesome foods.
CMP
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APPROVED
BABY SOUP
STRAINED
VEGETABLES
SPINA! U CARROTS BEETS
STKINO KKANS ASPARAGUS
PEA TOMATOES
PKUNHrU.? APRICOT PULP
LiVKR SOUP
t" JUT'
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Put up In rnnvenlnnt 4 oi. iars, ready for you to prepare as a 'vised
by your cini'tur. Par cheaper tbau trying to make your ov, u.
"(Jrtiwth Is a Babv's Sole Business"
F. R. Bell
The Friendly Druggist
For La!e Summer
Mrs R. P Jernigan and children left;
rnuay l0 jo.n .ur. ue.nigan in .nar-; , sandwiches were 5erve(.
tone wno nas recenuy rajien a posi
tion a? manager of a drug store in
that city. While here Mr and Mrs.
Jernigan made many friends who re
gret their leaving
Reverend and Mrs. W M. Hyde of
Walnut, near Asheville, are visiting
their son, Dr F. E Hyde.
Dr Tom Borden, U. S. N., and
bride, who was Miss Virginia Aver
ill of Lynchburg, Va., are visiting
friends and relatives in the county.
of rook cards, and delicious punch ing daught'ner of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Jones to Mr. Benjamin Ernest Wind,
ley, the marriage to take place Oc-!
BISHOP SMITH TO PREACH tober 1.
Beginning Friday and continuing Following the delivery of the tele
through Sunday night, the Northern gram?, which created a great surprise,
Methodist church will have a confer- delic'ous refreshments, chicken salad,
ence at Morehead City Sunday morn- lettuce hearts, tomatoes, cheese balls,
ing and Sunday night, Bishop Smith s.ltines and iced tea, were served,
will preach at the Methodist church, j Mrs. W. N. Wilkins of Mt. Olive
The public is cordially invited. ! proved most successful at hearts and
. : was presente-d a dr.intly embroidered
Disappearing a year ago, a pet : towel, the consolation prize, a quaint
hedgehog- recently returned to its corsage of old fashioned flowers went
owner at Dormansland, England. M-. J. S. Gutsell.
Mr. Ralph Noe who holds a posi
tion with a large banking concern in
Ntw York is here on his vacation vis
iting his parents Mr and Mrs. I T.
Noe.
County School Superintendent J. !
H. Workman has gone to Cherryville
on a visit to his relatives there
Reverend and Mrs. A E. Brown
and children of Bynum, N C, are here
on a visit to Mr. and Mrs Wiley
Brown.
Messrs Wyatt and Bryce B Brown
of New York city after a two weeks
visit to their partnts Mr. and Mr-.
Wiley Brown returned to New York
last Friday.
Firemen D M. Jones, Charles Hat
sel, Hugh Hill, Charlie Manson and
Ben Jones went to Hendersonville
Sunday to attend the State Firemen's
convention in progress there this
week.
Mrs. M L. Wright, daughter Miss
Evelyn, son Mr Dan, Miss Frances
Wall and Miss Eunice McGehee of
Gieenville spent the week end heie
with Miss Annie L. Morton.
Mrs James Fodrie who has been vis
iting near Atlanta, returned Sunday
night.
Miss Alida F Fales, who has been
teaching in New York the past year
returned to her home in Beaufort
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jones of
Graham spent the week end with Mr.
Jones' sister Mrs C. P Dey.
Mrs C. P Tyler and children who
have been visiting in Asheville have
returned home.
Mrs Charles Case who recently un-!
derwent an operation in Baltimore j
has returned home.
Dr. C. L Duncan who was in Nor
folk last week on business has return- !
ed. j
. ,
Mi?s Etta Perry of Raleigh is visit
ing Dr. and Mrs C. L. Duncan
Hints to Parents
IT'S HIS INTEREST IN
'watching your chin
wiggle that puts over
MAN A BtD TIMt STORV
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Miss Eliza Poole, Mrs. Henry
Briggs and Miss Bessie Brown of Ral-j
eigh are guests of th Inlet Inn.
Miss Laura Eure had her tonsils
removed early in the week.
Miss Lucy Fellinda, niece of Mr.
N W. Russell is making her home
with Mr. Russell and children
WMM I Ml4 otuk IT
Ivan dau someone isintha
maifot lor d car like yoyw
An inv?sTm,hof d ku writ
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FRESH FISH
minimi. nu"!,'l .
An alltiiriive navy hlue dress with
white dots. It features a high waist
and h flare at the hem.
PRIVATE
DANCING LESSONS
Instruction given at St.
Paul's Dormitory
For particulars call at
News office.
FARM FOR SALE
Some fresh fish would taste mighty good for dinner,
so why not let us send you what you will need? We
have an ample supply of the following kinds:
Trout, Mackerel, Mullets, Blue Fish and Bottom Fish
CLAMS AND SHRIMP
S. W. Davis & Bro.
FRONT ST.
BEAUFORT, N. C.
Barter Shop
THE BEAUFORT HEWS
TWO MILES FROM THE
TOWN OF BEAUFORT
On the North River Road; 43
arr nf land, about ten clear
ed. I own both sides of the
road, it has a two story house
and two small barns ana on-?
shed room; will sell for cash
or terms. Apply to
F. B. McINTOSH
at Beaufort Lumber and Mfg.
Co., from 7 a. m. uniu o:ou pm.
All Talking All Talking
SEA BREEZE
THEATRE
Mon. Tues & Wed.
JULY 22, 23, 24
"THE TRIAL OF
MARY DUGAN"
with Norma Shearen; Lewis
Stone H. B. Warner; Raymond
Hackett.
Listen Folks! This is a knock
out. You'd feel like ringing
somebody's neck after th? trial.
Matinee
4 O'clock
15 25c
Night
8:15
35c
FOR A LIMITED TIME
Cuts Prices Not Service
Old Price New Price
Hair Cuts 40c 30c
Singes 35c 25c
Fitch Shampoo 60c 50c
Combination 60c 50c
Oil Combination ... 60c 50c
Plain Shampoo 40c 30c
Tonics 25c 20c
Hair Oil 25c 20c
Elect. Massage 40c 30c
Plain hand Massage .40c .. 30c
Medicated Steam . . .40c 30c .-
Tonics in Bottles
$2.00 size $1.60
$1.00 Size 80c
50c Size 40c
When Better Service Is To Be Had We
Will Give It
Next To Post Office
Front St.
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