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THEJ3J-AUFORT NEWS THURSDAY. OCTOBER 24, l92t
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her sister Mrs. Alex Lewis and chil
dren of Beaufort.
ping on its side the net ran out and
the line becoming tight pulled the net
I into and lost many of his fish. It
Mr. Leon Gillikin who has been ; is reported that he had to go back
employee' at Norfolk for some time on his engine quite a long time as
has retur.ed home now to spend some he could not turn around for the
time with his parents Mr. and Mrs. I!, i breaking sea.
26 LENOIR COUNTY PEOPLE
CHANGE ADDRESS TO PRISON
Kinston, Oct. 29 Twenty-six Le
noir county residents will be away
from home for a few years, their ad
dresses to be various federal penal
institutions and county jails.
READ THE NEWS WANT AD;
H. Gillikin.
RUSSELL'S CREEK
A few of the people of our com
munity went to the burial of Mr.
George Street Sunday afternoon at
Mill Creek.
SOUTH RIVER
AY ell it looks like at this writing
that we are going to have some more
Jain. Hope it wont' rain much for
we have had such pretty weather for
the pn?t few weeks.
en.l with his wif.' and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Filbert Golden mo
tored to little Washington to see her(
mother Mrs. Equilla Dowty. They!
returned home Friday.
Mr. George Tosto and Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Cannon were in Beaufort Sat
urday shopping.
Most of the people of our neigh
boi hood have been attending the tent
meeting in Beaufort.
Miss Louise Garner spent Sunday
with Miss Ruby Furifoy.
Last Monday night while moving the were sentenced m lederal
cown or up the channel near Shack-. court at New Bern last week. Most
.!i'o:d Point Mr. John Smith of More-! of then) volated the liquor laws. At
head rammed Mr. Fred Lewis' boat to lanta will get the largest contingent,
the bottom, because of his own steer-j 13, but the pen at Chillicothe, 0.,
eiifht. A woman will go to
out of commission. And too, the next j an institution in AVest Virginia and j
dav while the northeaster blew and! a youth to the retormatory at Uasn
o:i"ebb tide the channel was literally j ington. The other three will ' serve
covered with half gallon jars, brand! short smtences in jails in this dis
new with covers attached, all of them trict.
having a little bit of whiskey left in-
side, the Mullet Pond Fishery found I BIG TURKEY CROP
(A il I
. . 1 Washington, Oct. 20 The outlook
It nas Deen said mat money
Mr. G. AY. Golden and A. S.
went to Rocky Mount Friday
business trip. They returned
Saturday night.
. i AA'ashington, Oct
lUlAS , . . .... 1
i, , , , tl u r -i iior i nannsgiving turaey was pro
""ai Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Springle spent
nomei Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Sprin
gle.
Mr. Lem Hardy made a
trip to Beaufort Saturday.
business
The teacher had all the children
Friday afternoon to writs William
Wallace a letter and the teacher and
part of the children went to see him
as he has a bad ankle and can't go to
school.
M!.. 1T1 r it .4 !
a week ago. Mr. G. W. Golden whoof Miss Daigy L SP"g'e Sunday- j
has two daughters there heard from! . . . ,..,!
them this week. One of them lost i Miss B?atnce Morton of Morehead
n f,.;f,. v,o .h oi0 h.!City spent Sunday with her mother
Mr. Clyde
Saturday.
Cannon bought a car
lost their lives. This being the third ; lon-
tune that Mrs. Equina weeks has
lost all she owned in a storm there
and was just lucky enoujrh to save
their lives. She has a husband and
six children.
able picture. Tonight is Sunday
night our good folks who do not vis-
from the fourth grade to the seventh , hou but we are glad none 0f them and father Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mor-,gelves & good gized crowd v,itn a mov
ie picture which is supposed to have
been Christianized before it made its
r.npearance on our shores, yet they
collect money for it same as the door !
guard of the theatre. I mean no harm ,
by this, but really what's tne aiier
nee?
finncnil hrio-hf .tilnv hv PPOH mil isKs
the money t gone , of the department of agriculture.
Last night was Saturday night and , E8timat'M ,ace this ,s at
the Chanty Theatre as usual held anjne ' than a
he use full spell bound for several, The nc it w reported thouirh
hours, it is working for money so it, a, th hout the turk . pro.
claims, it does not have any drunken g , b the past.
shows or anything except a respect-1 , c.. x0 tf .u m
crop has been small in recent years.
Here Now!
A Shipment
of
New Dresses
For Everyday Wear
HARKER'S ISLAND
SMYRNA
a light I
as thick
Mr. Tim Tosto returned
5ern Tuesday; he went up
freight boat Janet.
to New
on the
LENOXVILLE
BAY VIEW.
The remains of Mr. John AY. Street
of Beaufort, but formerly of this
place for many years, was brought
here Sunday afternoon for burial at
the Bay View Baptist church of which
Mr. Street was a member for many
years..
(By Jimmie Guthrie)
Pick ups this veek is of
siiuandirinf nature, such a
water, too calm, or the moon is too !
bright for good fishing, all for the
smoothing over the wrinkled faces of:
i our long-waiting gro'terymea, mere; Mr. and Mrs. John Kovd and
is one thing I would like to tell our! Mr. :md Mrs. Gay Boyd of Sew Bern
ero'ni'pr. if the stores h.re doil t hur- I -a,a . vicif M e Tra .Tnma Willia
I Mr. and Mrs. Tom totter ol tns-,riedl make some arrangements . Sundae afternoon.
ton-Salem spent a day the past week h b . they can hitndle the fish!
Potter's father Mrs. Sey-i .U..1.. rr ras, thPm. thv thpinaelv-i u- !vr,. fh,-;0 now nA Mr
Reverend Mr. Cheek preached at;
the M. E. church Sunday afternoon.
J with Mr..
more Guy
Mrs. Guy Willis of Gloacester
spent the weefe end here with relatives.
Funeral services were conducted
by the pastor Rev. AAT. E. Holcomb of
Smyrna.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd PiOtt wh is
es vil continue to not get, too ich,anj MiV. Stephen Day have moved to
nionery from we folks, wh have to ; Lola whe they will spend the win
niake a sptKtial ttip to Beaufort, rain iter. AVe- miss thenv. very muchi.
or shine, ht or cold after our little
pay. It is too much for W.' rjei)rie.' Mr. and Mrs. La Simpsort ti
to hav to Seave otf everything and , Smyrna were visitors of Mrs. Hardy
gt' the ttip aad. in a good man cases Pake MondSay afternoon.
Mr. Street up until a short while
teaching at Aurora spent tne weew navfi to be ia.tlarsd ta, fight -other
end at. home witn. Mrs. riott s par-jwjj.e coliM. howe without it, really it
ents Mi', and Mrs. G. AY. Davis. is not sling g: nwadays. If-the
" 1 dealer cannot rust with his boatman
Mr. Albert Lewi ana iVK. a,. . hii?k honk un i
Sir. and Mrs. Geortf Hardy and
hildren of Lctkens were; here a short
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ago uvea nere out leu nere anu naae nits Deen attending toe ouu..u:how. can ex88ct gjhermerti to Jlr and Mr. Robert Lupton and
to West Beaufort and lived there; at Beaufort the past: week. trust his only catch cC fish with efth-! chfl'dren of New Bern woste here for
with his son Mr. George Street up un- i 1 81, or ! a. rtnrt while Sunday.
til his death. i Mr. John D. Lewis isf MarshaflbergT; For instani.e the, aase cf Martin i
! spent bunitayefternonn' witn ntr par- Guthlifl lagt weti afteE fting tl
A large crowa wno came to pay ents iur. and Mrs. s. wiihh.
STRA:Ti
their last respects to the deceased
coming from Arapahoe, Beaufort,
Russell's Creek and Harlovve. It was ton-Salem the past weei to visit rel
with fad hearts we saw Mr. Street stives.
laid avvav. He was a very kind o'.J i
man and we all loved him. On:
hearts go out in sympathy to the be
reaved who are: his widow, Mrs.
Martha Street, and son Mr. George
Street, daughter, Mrs. J, T. Graham
all of West Beaufort, also a host of
grand children, great grand children
and relatives. Mr. Street w.is 70
years old and a native of Maryland.
Mr. Young of Seattle, Warh.,, fish
eries caretaker, was in our community
Friday.
. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Winberry sp-nt
the week end at AYest Beaufort on
account of the death of Mrs. AYinber
ry's grand-father Mr. J. H. Street.
JCc Harold Daniels spfst a few
live-long weitk-anil on Saturday mak-jday here last week with. Ms rela-
"mir a tlin to his Iniver's, office- he re-iHvJOr. ami frion.lrii;
Mrs. Veawrt Simpsomwent to.Wins-fnsed c,utrigltt. to pay lam may of his'
earning at all. bscaute, si he saia'. Mr.. Harvey Daniels returned from
tiiat Mitrtin ioUl ane. Sit far more Lola Sunday wher he had' been vis
money t'ian his bo.itiiiait offered, and itinfe'.
because Uartia was ihd'sbteii to him
for a summer gill cvrir.t? nut. he had
i i the' chamx and used., it.
Mis. Pauline Moore of Beaufort. 11 (tur people are' tft'ttirnf ivre and
: hiie for a tw days visitin.? her bi'ith-iniore enlightened to thr sense of
er Mr. Milton Chadwick. jduty all The time, and their resent-
' j ment will ftrengtheir as time pusses.
! Mi.s Bessit?' Stewart whoL? atteta- Rvimeml it Yuur' Sins. WUl Find
ing school at' E. C T. C. '-Ii-eenviiUi. A'ou Out.
spent the wefk end with h-tr parej Last Monday proved t be a very
I Mr. and Mrsu. AYillmr Stewart. i roug!i: day -jut. en1 th shiasl ff Cape
Lookout where many of our fisher
! Miss Mary AATift nr?. .fpent tihe men were manuverirqr in the search
1 week end at' STorAaad Citywith hwr'for f sfa, hoveve.v some fish were dis
sister Miss iTeorpia. Whit eh urst. j covered by the boat. f ' whii:hs V'annie
j Styron is o-mer. H caosetlt his net
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New style details,
rich fabrics and col
ors. Everything that
the fall frock de
mands. Here you
will find the dress
with popular bertha,
the flares, pleated
skirts. No important
style detail omitted.
Made of heavy flat
crepe, in Fall's lead
ing colors.
j Mr., and Mrs. R, L. Danii& viiited
j Mr. Bu-ton Daniels Sunday .
1 Mr. Evans was the guest of M.v
and Mrs. James Willis Saturday night
Mrs. Hardy Pake;. Mrs. Jacne AVil
Gs and Mrs. Guy Daniels wsre visi
tors at Smyrna ami Marhallberg
Friday.
Miss Barbara Parians of Beaufort
wa sthH guest of MLss Letcte Pake
.Saturday nigbt.
Tlie (lri'! Is nitnie of navy Wile silk'
poprfn. trlfntnel with blue nnd whlte'
polfca dot mlliir. It Is made with a
heir iind the skirt Is plaited. Dark
hose and patent leather shoes are
morn.
All Sizes
Reasonable Prices
COME IN AND SELECT
YOUR FALL DRESS
NOW!
Mr. Leon Dowdy of New Bern is
here at the bed side of his father
Mr. John Dowdy who is ill,
Mi-s Florence Pig:- :t of QaucestfE' to be set but while making a circle in
who is attend!!) srfseol at EL.C. T. C . ordei to enulose the? fiaft: the big
was a viator oi j.Iisset; Fanicttiij breaKr hove-to near' hi farad side
fnd A'irgie hsiwU& Sunday morrfritiuniinr his Boat almost otp beam ends.
r , . . ...
ing.
knoefcing it in ssch a direvtin as for
Miss- Lela Nelson snd Misss Minnie
Nelson-caned on Mrs; Burton; Daniels
Saturdky.
Mr? and Mrs. Roy Goodwfhv motor-
.- Mr. Martin Rhue of Newport was
a visitor here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Mason spent Sun
day at Crab Point with Mr. and Mrs.
West Trum.
' Misses Lossie and Mac Etta Har
desty of Oyster Creek attended Sun
day school here Sunday morning.
Miss Ew Stewart wso ia-, teachinjr
at Hookerton, X. C spent .the wesdej
end with her parents Mr. . and Mas
I Wilbur Stewart.
every one on lioardi to lbto&out for led down to Roe' for a short Sun
himsif. HKhile the boat ties skip-day.
Mi's Brnni ' 'C&adwick': was
Sunday aftermiott 'Jguestt of
Floremar Pigott of Gloucester.
Sfre
AOs
Messrs. Jim Stalling- and Godley j Sunday,
of New Bern were visitors here Thurs j
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton: Willis aSaer
spendirig a few days with; Mrs. Wr31isr'
father returned to Miorehead: Cty
t
ATTENTION HUNTERS
Season Opens November 1 for Ducts
See fl WHTis or T. C. Jones, Marshallber Tor ane of
the best places on Cor5ounL Hotel accomodEatfons,
ReasansEIe Rates.
4'
To make your, HALLOWEEN PARTY the success you
wish it to be you should have your clothes cleaned and
pressed by
Johnson-Prevost
DRY CLEANING COMPANY
HAPPY SNAPPY SERVICE
PHONE 2-J BEAUFORT
Richard Felton
Front Street Beaufort
cu ;
Mr. Bill Giaham of
Guard of Ocean City, N.
iter here.
Mr. Donald Chadwitk" who is taach- r H-frt-fri'-W-
inj;; school at Alliance spent the week
ine o-.siien(f with his parents. 3r. and Stirs. G.
J. is a vis-iQ Chadwick.
s"" J
Mr. Chas Herrington of Newporv
wa? here Friday.
OTWAY
BETTIE
! Mrs. Filbert Golden and children
of Bettie spent a while Sutwiay with
her sisUr-in-la.w Mrs. Y. C Dowtv.
I
Mr. William Golden who has been i Mrs. Preston Lawrence and cbul
ernployed by the Norfolk Dredging dren spent Sunday with Mrs. B. B.
Company at Norfolk, Va., motored Lawrence who is on the. sick list.
home Friday night on a vacation. Sat
lirday night he drove his car off! Mrs. E. D. Lawrence and children
JIorth River Bridge in the river no spent the week end with her sister
bne was in the car but himself. He Mrs. Connie Gillikin and two children
jdid not get hurt much, only his hand j
tut but not seriously. He returned Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Guthrie of
f.o his work in Norfolk and left his ; Marshallberg1 spent a while Thursday
jear in Beaufort to be repaired. , jnlfeht with Mrs. W. -C. Dowty. " . ;
N
Gk
' Rev. John Sewell of Beaufort
Jield preaching here Sunday, a large
jprowd attended the services.
Miss Teahy Lawrence spent Friday
night with her cousin Mrs. Beulah
Dowty arid little soft Belford Calvin-
Mrs. B.
H. Gillikin called to see
C. Lawrence Thursday
Hiss Lottie Salter of Atlantic who
is a teacher at Bettie school, spent Mrs. Emma
J;he week end at her home. ! night.
v I
Mrs. Guy Gillikin of Otway spent! Mrs. Rachel Lewis spent Sunday
the week end with her mother Mrs. with her sister Mr;. Warren Gillikin,
iAmos Gillikin.
' I Mrs. Ruth Guthrie of Marshall-
in
1 Mrs. Rebecca Lawrence who has berg spent Thursday r ight with Mrs.
teen visiting her son W. T. Lav.rsnce , P. B. Lawrence.
at Beaufort returned home Sundayl
j Mrs. Butler Lawrence and two
Mr. Filbert Golden rp?rt i'-.z we:'.; daughters spent last week end vlth
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