JIEjEAUFORT NEWSTHURSD AY,. JANUARY 16, 1930
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; eral members of the club. The birth-Eethelehem church will conduct the
day cake, with its nine lighted can-; funeral.
dies was brought in and cut by Mrs.
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Davis Past Presidents of the club.
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MRS. JULIA E. HARRISON
PASSED AWAY TUESDAY
I BAPTIST WOMEN ORGANIZE
FOR ASSOCIATION WORK
! The News has just learned of the
d.-ath of Mrs. Julia E. Harrison, wife
oi Kev. A. E. Harrison,
mnirter of Collins, Ohio, which oc-i
curied on Tuesday the 14th instant '
MpthorlKt Ionizing tne womens
Mrs. H. E. Mock of Maxton, X. C,
and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mullen of
Gatesville, X. C, aie visiting thtir
parents Reverend and Mrs. R. F.
Munns on Queen Street.
fire that ai.o endangered the lives of be remembered by many of the boys
Mr. Claude Felton has just return- the occupants of the house last Fri- and girls of that period as Julia En
ed from a trip to Charlotte, Aslieviiie day nights hortly before midnight. A nc-tt.
party of Beaufort men returning As a young girl she joined the
f mm the Shriners' meeting at Xew Fethelehtm Methodist church of
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" ' " urs. niin ison was tne daughter o
I LIVES OF HELMS FAMILY the late Dr. and Mrs. George Noble
I Ennett of Cedar Point.
' The home of J. C. Helms of More- In the early 90"s Dr. Ennett livid
.icuu v-ii., ns milium uionuj.u uv a in ntauiO I ana MIS. Horrunn u-i
and other points in North Carolina.
Mr. Charles Doyle of Lowell, Mich
igan spent a few days here this week
on business
Ramsey.
and visiting Mr. I. E.
Sheriff J. H. Davis who has had a
right bad attack of flu is now much
better and hopes to get out s soon
as the weather clears up.
Eern happened along while the fire
was making considerable head.vay
and aroused the sleeping family. They
also turned in the fiv-: alarm and "help
ed to bring out a ci nsiderabie part
of the furniture and other articles
from the burning building. Those
togue and from that time she al
ways found great intere.-t and joy in
the work of the church.
She was married to Rey. Harrison
in Asheville, N. C, in 1;10 but for
a number of years had liv;d in Ohio.
Mrs. Harrison is sm-vivprl hv w
in
The Baptist women of the newly
formed Atlantic Association met in
the Tabernacle church Xew Bern, X.
C. January 8 for the purpose of or-
work of the
new Association. A splendid repre
sentation from the churches was pre.--
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, fui ami me neynoie oi tne entire
(meeting was the desire to go for
j ward and accomplish greater things
' for the Lord in 1030 than ever be
fore. Several pastois of the Asso
ciation were present, giving inspira
tion and assuring the women of th.ir
ih?:itiect coopiiation in the W. M.
i U. work.
! The following officers were elect
ed:
i Supt
:x. c.
J. . ?rne consecratl lead-1 for cash, to highest bidder, at couri
ers the W. M. U. work of the Atlan-J house door in Beaufort, X. C, on
tic Association will surely enlarge, I Monday, February 17th., 1930, the
progress, and glorify God. iancs in said morteairp rWrihoH
The next meeting will be held with I viz:
The Eastern half (1-2) of lot num
bered eighty-seven (87), Xew Town,
Beaufort, X. C, aceordin:r to plat of
said town.
This January 15th, ll'3().
I Gem ire 15. Monrw.
Marshallberg church in October 1930.
City
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Harvey Gaskins, Morehead
and Lena Guthrie, Wildwood.
James C. Mundine and Maybeile !
V liliams, Newport.
I Booker T. Bell and Gloria Fender
j son, Wild'.vood.
; Jos. Bell and Mary Daughter-.
ndwood.
Marion Tolar Xoe and Violet Ar
thur, Bettie.
J. F. Duncan, Att'y.
Mortgagee.
Feb 6
NOTICE.
j, North Carolina,
Carteret County.
j Authorized by terms of mortgage
Mrs. R. N. Scott, New Bern ,!?ltefl December 31, 1928, recorder!
i Book 37. r:re fins ivnpn',i k.. w
Assistant Sunt. Mrs. J. S. H'H-' H. Fulclur
son, PollockfviHe, N. C. 'to George
Secty. & Trevis. Mrs. U. E. Swarm ' mortgagee will offer for s ile and
Piaufort, X. C. I
and wife Lucy Fulcher,
B. Mom
!r.2EN WANTED IMMEDIATELY
i by giant international industry; over
;700O al'-ea-.'y staited; som;- doing an
nual business $13,000; no experience
i or capital required; evrrything sup
plied; realize success, independence
j RiAv!: ich's way: retail fond products,
soap t"i'et preparations, stock, poul
try supplies: your own business sup
ported by big American, Canadian
Australian nd.i.-'trie-; re.-ourcs ov
ir $17,000,000: established 40 years;
ret our proposition; all say it's great!
Rawieish Company, Dept. N C-G7-J,
Richmond, Va. 3t 1-30
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Miss Lillian, left last week for an ex- ATLANTIC BEACH DIRECTORS
tended vsit to New l ork, where
they will be with their son and broth
er, Mr. Oliver Springle.
who assisted in the rescue were Kev- nusband and four children and
fiend J. A. ache, V . H. bailey, Hu- addition, by the fololwing brothers
ton Hill and R. B. Wheatly. George X. Ennett, Biack Mountain'
X. C, L. B. Ennett, Silverdale, X. C.
Dr. X. Thomas Knnutt i?,v.v,
HOLD MEETING TODAY Va., and A. D. Ennet:,' Laurinbni-'
N. C.
Mission Study Leader Mi
Mr. W. J. B. Shull of Newport
was a visitor in Beaufort Wednesday,
A meeting of the directors and oth- p., i . ,
T i ,u e l4 Luna! will be in the o d Bon en-
eis interested in the affairs of At- rn .t f,,-i,. u ,
r....i, k ui.i tt family buiying ground at
till L IV. UirClV-II ir LJ UK: HCai HU UlUJ.- t nsnt C i . - 1 n.
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i is reported that some arrangement
Miss Mary Robinson who has been will be made as to the reopening this
spending some time in Beaufort with popular resort place next summer,
her sister and mother, returned to , Those who expected to attend the
Raleigh Tuesday. meeting from Beaufort were J. F.
Duncan, W. A. Mace and C. R. Wheat
Mrs. Hugh Overstreet of Burgaw ly and Luther Hamilton of Morehead
was a visitor in Beaufort over the City. A representative of the New
week end. York interests in the property is also
expected to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Biull Cooke and,
daughter Virginia, and Mr. A. J.
Cooke returned from Louisburg Sun
day night.
18th., Rev. R. W. Barfield pastor
of
Smith Jr.. Oriental, N. C.
Feieonal Service Leader Mrs.
Scott Swindell, Morehead City. N. C.
Young People's Leader Mrs. M.
L. Davis, Beaufort, N. C.
Lender of Group I Mrs. D. R. j
Lewis, Marshallbtrg, X. C. j
Leader of Group II Mrs. A. L. !
Dail, New Bern, N. C. j
Leader of Group III Mrs. F. M. j
Jenkins, Maysville, N. C.
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WE ARE GIVING
To The First Rew Hears Baby
Born in Carteret County This Year
! Important Notice i
LEN
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ITHY SESSION
OF COUNTY CUORT
the
Reverend and Mrs. William P. Mc-I (Continued from page one)
was required to pay
1 tlfljjjMil Mil. ojigiiuuig -
some time at the Manson House. Mr. costs, given four month? jail sentence
McCorkle is affectionately remem- and 48 hoU!'s to Ket ol't of the State
berpd ns Tuwtrr nf fhi Ann Svonf Stanly
Methodist church in 1879, before he white youth who
and Mrs. McCorkle were married.
of her mother Mrs. S. M. Jones
remains critically ill.
Organization Created
Lockhart, twenty year old
livss near Camp
Glenn was tried for retailing: and
convictpd on the testimonv mainlv of
'Mrs. J. P. Harris was called to Jnhn "olte Jr- wh0 sal(1 he bought
Bethel last Thursday U the bedside five P'nts from the defendant. He
,vnn : was aeienaea Dy attorney runner
j Hamilton. Judge Hill said owing to
j the youth of the defendant he would 1
igive him a chance. He was fined
BIRTH OF SON $100 and the costs, to be paid $50
! cash and the balance in three monthly
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0v-: installments. He is also required to
ens of Marshallberg, Sunday, Janu-ishow good behavior for 12 months
ary 12, a son. I If he does not behave he will have
jto serve six months on the roads.
I Louis Henry, colored Beaufort
; fisherman was tried on the charge of
r T 11 c 1 lian assault with an ice pick on Bev-
i ur i raining Jaiooi,erly Jones who was tried at the same
I time for assaulting Henry with a pal-
(Bv Vera A. Stubbs. Secv
The organization meeting for the ; Wheatly and Jones by Mr. Hamilton, j
fttanaara iraining nooi lor carter- A number of witnesses testified that
et county was held at the Methodist Jones hit Henry with a paling and
church in Beaufort, Sunday, Decern-1 Henrv admitted st.iekintr the nick in
ber 29, 1929, with Mr. L. L. Gobbel, 'Jones' side. The verdict of the courts
conference superintendent, in charge, was acquittal a? to Henry and guilty
Mr. J. A. Hornaday of Beaufort as to Jones. He was 1st off with the
was elected chairman of the Board of costs.
Managers. Jesse Rountree, colored plasterer
Rev. B. B. Slaughter suggested ; from Wilson charged with an assault
that the pastors and Sunday School upon J. O. Harris with a rifle was ac
superintendents of the county consti- quitted.
tute the Board of Managers. This J. O. Harris Jr., aiding and abbet
suggestion was put ia the form of a ting in sale of liquor was acquitted,
motion and was carried unanimously. ' J. O. Harris Sr., assault on Ruth
Mr. E. H. Gorham and Mr. C. S. Harris, judgment suspended on pay
Wallace of Morehead City were noni- nient of costs.
inated for vice-chairman. Mr. Gor- This ' morning Howard (Nig) j
ham was elected. Mrs. J. H. Stubbs Rhodes was tried on a liquor charge.'
of Beaufort was elected secretary- His mother and sister Viola testified I
treasurer. that he brought five half gallon jars'
The following chairman of commit- of liquor home and that the mother j
tees were elected, with the privilege made him take it away. He denied
of appointing their associates; ownership of the booze but Judge1
Publicity Rev. R. F. Munns, ch.; Hill decided that eight months on the I
Rev. B. B. Slaughter. roads would about cover the defense, j
Enrollment Miss Emily Loftin, He had served a term of six months
ch, Mrs. B. F. Royal, Morehead City; once before on a retailing charge. !
Mrs. B. H. Noe, Beaufort; I
Mr. Slaughter suggested that the COMMUNITY CLUB HOLDS
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF CARTERET
COUNTY'
. In order to render as much help as
possible in the payment of taxes, I will be
glad to accept partial payments in any a
mount that the tax payer is able to make.
If you will drop me a card I will send col
lector to call on you and accept such pay
ment. If all the tax payers will do his
part in this matter it will be of great assist
ance to both Countyand tax payer.
It is a well known fact that these small
payments can be made better than putting
tne matter oft until you have saved the en
tire amount of your tax.
We can work out this tax problem if
each payer will cooperate with me and
while it means a great deal of extra work
for the office in the way of book-keeping,
yet I am willing to do this in order that I
may render this service to you. ,
The taxes must be paid, this is a fact,
and after much consideration of the mat
ter, I believe the suggestion I have herein
made if accepted by all will make the pay
ment of the same much easier.
Yours truly,
JAS. H. DAVIS, Sheriff.
This Jan. 15th. 1930.
Pmgeirs
Sunday school and departmental su
penntendents be an additional com
mittee for enrollment.
Entertainment Mrs. N. F.
ch, Mrs. S. H. Haywood; Mrs
Taylor, Morehead City; Mrs.
Slaughter, Morehead City.
Arrangement Mr. X. F.
ch.
Books Mrs. F. R. Bell.
INTERESTING MEETING '
Eure,
J. C.
B. B.
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(By Publicity Chairman) !:
The January meetinir of the Com-I'
munity club was very well attended, !!
and much interest shown. About I Y
i twenty-five members were present,
Eure, and $20.00 in membership fees was
j received. Three name? were pre
sented for memhershin. Tho rlnh nl.
Finance Mr. F. R. Seeley, ch. jways has a hearty welcome for new
It was decided to hold the school members,
in Beaufort, beginning Sunday even- Mrs. P. B. Loftin, chairman of Li
ing February 2, at 7:30 and continu-jbrary Committee reported sixteen
ing through Friday evening at the 'new books bought for the lihrarv
same hour. ! The use of the library is extended
The following courses, suggested j free to all club members, a fee of
in relation to courses given before, $1.00 per year bemg charged others
were discussed fully by Mr. Gobbel, who desire the use of it.
and accepted by those present. I The Civics Department is making
1. Principles of Religious Teach- plans for the coming of Mrs. Law
ing, or Teaching in the Sunday School ton, who will present a lecture in our
Possible teachers, Prof. R. N. Wilson, town on the evening of January 23,
B. G. Childs or Dr. John W. Carr. ,on Highway Beautification and Pre-
2. Program of Christian Religion serving of Natural Roadside Beauty,
or Bible of Worship. ;with pictures taken in various states,
I ossible teacher Dr. Cranf ord. j including our own. It is hoped that
3. Training Adolesence in Wor-,a large number of citizens of Beau
ship Mr Gobbel. !fort and surrounding commuities will
btory Telling Miss Keene. hear Mrs. Lawton. No charges will
A meeting of the Board of Mana-!be made,
gers is called for Sunday afternoon This meeting marks the 9th birth
at three o clock in the Beaufort j day of the club, and at the close of
Methodist Church. It is very impor- the business session a social hour was
tant that all members of this Board ! much enjoyed. Mrs. R. B Wheatly
be present to make arrangements for was in chnrcp nf th fMi,
the successful Conduct of the School, unrl ,. ocoict,, ; t... 'IA
Taxpayers of Carteret County please
take notice that, beginning Monday, Jan
uary 20, 1930, Miss Dora Fulcher, my dep
uty collector will make this her schedule
in collecting the 1929 Taxes in the differ
ent townships and communities of the
county.
The schedule follows:
Place Township
Monday, Jan. 20 Cedar Island
Tuesday, Jan. 21 . . . Marshallberg
Wednesday, Jan. 22 Mill Creek
Thursday, Jan. 23 Sea Level
Friday, Jan. 24 Atlantic
The following week:
Monday, Jan. 27 Smyrna
Tuesday Jan. 28 Bettie & Otway
Wednesday, Jan. 29 Bogue
Thursday, Jan. 30 Stella .
Friday, Jan. 31 Pelletier
other townships will be announced later.
A special urge is made to the taxpay
ers to make an effort to pay their current
taxes, as there is going to be more fore
closing and levying this . year than previ
ous. Part payments are accepted.
Respectfully yours,
J. H. DAVIS,
Sheriff of Carteret County
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A SOLID SILVER BABY CUP
The New Baby will start, the New Year with a Sterling
Silver Baby Cup from BELL'S, making its gift one of
worth Jewelry.
The happy parents are requested to secure a statement
from the attending physician as to the exact hour and
minute of the baby's arrival. Send this information
before February the first to B. A. Bell. Telephone
messages will not be accepted. Physician's written
statement must be sent.
B. A. BELL
Your Jeweler for 20 Years
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