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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, JUNES, 1930
oumy Correspondence
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I Mrs. C. E. Dickinson is not at all spending a while with his sister left whole do not want him, it takes a
'well. She is suffering from some j Saturday for Ohio, where he will be lot of barking to get em.
growth in her nose.
, Mr. M. C. Dickinson is busy
ging Irish potatoes.
employed. Mr. Bailey has done and is doing
his own barking, nothing he's done
dig-1 Mr. Odell Mason of Beaufort was in the past is why we Want him, nor
the guest of Miss Edith Chadwick ! nor nothing he's going to do in the
(Saturday and Sunday evening last. I future, but just the upright, square,
one hundred and one per cent Dem-
. Misses Edna Pigott, Edith Chad- ocrat who helped us when we could
wick attended the revival at Davis j not help ourselves, that's Bailey. Of
Saturday evenintr. thev were accom-:all the counties in the state of North
Mrs. Kate E. Gooding spent Sun-jpanied by Mr. Denard Davis of Da-j Carolina, Carteret should give to
day at Harlowe, visiting at the home vis. Josiah William Bailey and Charles L.
of Dr. and Mrs. C. N. Mason. . i Miss Marie Jams of Straits was ' Abernethy every vote it polls.
OLD TIME GOSPEL MEETING
IN PROGRESS AT DAVIS
Mrs. G. M. Sabiston is not feeling
well. She had a chill last week and
has not recovered her strength.
An old time gospel meeting is in
progress at the Baptist church at
Davis. The Reverend J. B. Little of
Pageland, S. C. is doing the preaching
and good congregations have been
attending. The pastor of the church
Reverend J. F. Stegall is assisting
iwith the services.
The meeting will continue through
HARKER'S ISLAND
Some Progress is being made in
religious activities. The Church
School work is much improved over
last year. At the beginning of the
fiscal year December 15, 1921) we
were able to secure Miss Mary Lewis J
nrst graue teacner to ttacn our be
ginners in church school, which she!
did in good fashion, and enlarged the I
class greatly. And now see how nice !
it works. Just at the time public
school closed here and Miss Lewis'
left for her home in Rutherford j
County. Miss Lois Yoemans one of I
our girls who graduated from Wash
ington Collegiate Institute, came
home and took up the duties of the
beginners class and it looks as though
the splendid activities of that depart
ment are going right on. Also where
Miss Mattie Sue Allen, fourth grade
teacher left otf her work as teacher
of junior girls, Miss Mary Frances
"Lewis also a student of Washington
Collegiate Institute took up the work
as teacher of the junior girls and it
looks as if the activities among the
junior girls are going to continue to
progress.
Then too it might be said and can
well be said that the senior class un
der the able leadership of Mr. Earl
Davis, who didn't bury his talents,
nor sleep and slumber with the fool
ish virgins, is making a record for
the church and church school.
Reverend Mr. Shankel filled his
regular appointment Sunday.
Messrs. Alton Willis, Theodore
Lewis and Mervin Rose left recently
for New York where they will enter
Coast Guard service.
In all thirteen of our young men
nave entered toast Guard
within one year.
Mr. Ralph Saunders, book-keeper
on the dredge "Neverrest" which is
i Several from our community at
Mr. Earl Pittman who was busy attended Commencement exercises at
work around Rainbow Bend was vis- Beaufort last wtek.
:ited by a few of the young set who,
i were out for a sail Sunday afternoon, j Mesdames Lula and D. W. Bell of
the gutst of Miss
i Sunday afternoon.
Vada
Misses Edna Pigott,
Knthing and lunch at the sanu snore . Harlowe were visitors at the home of
was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Dickinson Mon-
" ; day afternoon.
Mr. Nancy Barker br., who has
n visiting at Trenton, returned' Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Sabiston snpnt
Saturday after having an enjoyable Wednesday at the home of Mr. and
trip. Mrs. J. F." Sabiston.
Chadwick I The children need such men, and ! Sunday evening, The Hours for the
as we vote only for the betterment of 'services are 2.30 and 7.15 P. M each
Lillian and our children then we ask you to cast I . TW . ..
FWem-P Pintt. AHron PnMis and a vote in the r beha f. ; " ...ceiiug ior
Monroe Willis motored to Morehead Vote for the children, the schools '"V 7 V S.. 106
r,tv FViHv ,niM lo.t tn nfton and the churches, t.hpso thrpp Koin J 9Ub-Lect to be discussed at this time
J -,, - r. .v.. - ' w....e r
the movies.
Miss Edith Pittman was the guest! Mr. and Mrs. John Felton spent
of Miss Vera Mason
STELLA
I Wednesday in Beaufort visiting his
! parents Mr. and Mrs. Gus Felton.
J1MM1E GUTHRIE STRONG
FOR JOSIAH W. BAILEY
Markers Lland, N. C. rick up
are somewhat on the mend now. Sat-!
urday being somewhat of a busy day)
here the boys were speaking, sornej
preaching and some doing most ev- j
the most important of all factor. It 8 PlalnK tb" Game ot Life Squar-
We think it our duty to highly regard " ,0" 13
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such men as mentioned above.
erylhing that one may think of. The
STRAITS
Misses Mabel and Alice Bloom-1
berg of New Bern, were the guests! Miss Leona Jarvis and Mr. Orville
of Miss Katheryn Barker Sunday j Gaskill returned home Tuesday af
afternoon. jter visiting New York City, Niagra
; Falls, Canada and other places of in-
Gerald Pelletier and his mother at- terest.
tended church services at Tabernacle I
Sunday morning. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lon Hill, Mrs. Willie
jLoftin of Beaufort and Miss Eunice
Mildred and Dollie B. Pelletier and Setzer of Maiden were the guests of
Mrs. Lionel Pelletier spent the day Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Whitehurst Sun
Friday at Belgrade with Mrs. Pelle- j day afternoon,
tier's mother.
! Mr. Claude Chadwick who has
Linster Lilly, Mrs. T. S. Baxter been teaching at Southport returned
and daughter spent Sunday here with home Monday.
Mrs. F. B. Pelletier.
Mrs. Caroline Yates who has been
working at High Point is spending aj
while here with her daughter, Mrs.
B. W. Irvin.
Miss Florence Pigott of Gloucester
and Miss Matilda Gaskill spent the
wtek end at Greenville.
SOUTH RIVER
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Taylor and fam
ily of Bogue were the guests of Miss
Jessie Pigott Sunday.
Mr. D. M. Davis left for hos home
service
We are very glad that Mrs. Mary m- Sontbnnrt FViHa
E. Hardy seems to be getting a lit- 1
tle better ! Miss Clara Chadwick
Mr. and Mrs. Will Bennett and
children of Bridgeton spent Satur-
is visiting
I Mrs. Sam Gibbs of Beaufort.
Mrs. Margaret Gibbs ana daughters
Dudley,
Miss Annie Mae Ruth, Laura and
fnrcmrpf w-pvo the m-twln r.f T.f J
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cannon went Mrs. Henry Chadwick Sundav after.
noon.
wonting near Petersburg, Va., spent , . a"u ounav wltn virs' uen- ;0f Beaufort, Mrs. Elbert
a iew aays here with his wife and i-inzie Lannon.
friend. I
Miss Gustin and th
friends were in our midst Sumlav r,Vito Beauf(Ji't Saturday shopping,
this week. They visited the various u , I
parts of the island, Harker's Point' ' Charle Glover of Beaufort j
and Shell Point but perhaps missed Spent the past wetk end with htr'
mumer jirs. ruex 1 lttman. i
some of the places of erater intp-,
est. Possibly they missed !
"u jiuies irom when
was taken to build old Fn.t r ",., son Elbert went to Becton Sunday to
fft-c iuuu uuugiuer jirs. Elijah Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Eubanks and
back in the sixties.
We want Miss Gustin and her
friends to understand that they are
welcome visitors in our community,
w Mum Gustin with all good pecpl
are invited to visit HarU i..i,
;We feel highly honored to 'have had
We were sorry to hear about the
nous; that Mr. and Mrs. Rhone Wul-
Miss Fannie Chadwick made a bus
iness trip to New Bern Thursday.
Mr. Denard Davis of Davis was in ,
our community Sunday. '
boys from New Bern, Editor Kid Ho
man accompanied by Mr. Julian
Brown of Marshallberg were here
speaking in behalf of Senator Sim
mons but failed to leave any impres
sion in that direction except that
they caused several rough arguments.
We did not pay any attention to ev
ery t. ird they said, we are Bailey
folks and speeches cuts no ice among
us. We are all alive and up on the
times?. We need no speeches, cause
we are fully informed on every topic
of the day. We have nothing to say
as regards the Senator's renomina
tion cause we're voting for Demo
crats, the Republicans should see to i
it that their man gets his office back ;
that is if the want him. i
All this stuff they're talking on the j
outside is bunk, its scare crows, its j
only intended to lure off the so-called j
uninformed but everybody is fully in-'
formed on that subject. Senator
Simmons informed us..
This now is our last week and let's
igo get Bailey as the primary is fast
approaching we are truly glad, and,
we m can boast that fwe havtl
fh.nti-n AnnrH .. : i.U
midst of our friends either Demo- j
crats or Republicans in order to gain i
a single vote. Wre wish to have men ! $
always in the field whom the people j
want. Therefore we do not have to i
shoot poison gas in the masses in or- j
der to frighten them into an unwan- j
ten Vote. The whnlp rpjmnn in n nut. : V
shell why the Simmons boys have had
to come out with so much ficticious
stuff in every old pamphlet you see
on the shore side or tacked about on
the wind worn and sturdy old oaks,
is simply because the people as a
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semi
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gallon makes
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Fresh-mixed paint goes further, spreads better.
Make two gallons of the longest wearing, easiest
spreading paint by adding a gallon of linseed oil
to a gallon of "Stag." Save one-third.
Made by HIRSHBERG PAINT CO., Baltimore, Mi
Sold by
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TUESDAY JUNE
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Raleigh
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$21.00
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Tickets will be sold for all trains Tuesday June 17th.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
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Rev B. Shankel fiilled his regular
lace lived in on Mrs. Nancy Benson's aPPintment Sunday evening last, a
iarm at Graham. It was burned ge crowa was present and it was
! Sunday morning at three o'clock. , en'"oyed by a11-
m our midst vpncnfT,, rj , . ilhey lost practicallv evervrhino- tlinvi
Randall, Professors Ward rZ !i ! ha,L Misses Florence FiSott and Matil-
Gilbert Tripp teachers in Wa hf T da Gaaki11 ,eft Saturday r Greenf-
Collegiate Institute and Miss I 1 A few of the yunS People went bor0 where they wiu aend the
Cutler matron of the girls dormitnrv to Lukens to ehllrLh Saturday night graduation of their friends.
miss Udem and Miss Lewis of Wah hunday. They were Evelyn
mgton, N. C. who recently accom" i Cannon' '"iam Cannon, Pete Can
panied by Misses Estell Lois anH i non' Vera Eubanks. Etta Tosto, Neta
Reva Vpnmo,. 013and Eubanks. F1h j u
Mr. Joyce Moore who has been
t ' t a l y rrancts ir i . , . j
Lewis spent soras.tim. . t . , Hardy, Lydia Bennett and AH.lip
out They reported odTmr.nd"nnetfc
"C.U1 onerous hospitality fro
the various coast guard
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smen of the
LUKENS
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gilbert of
Va., were the guests of Mr
and Mrs. James Tosto. After spend
aj!WdT leftfor Virginia but
- --"f me way to visit relati
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Wallace and
children, John Wallace and Mrs. Liz
zie Wallace went to Beaufort Satur
day. ,
RUSSELL'S CREEK
Services were held at the Free
Will Baptist church Sunday morning
by Rev. Rolison. had Quite A lnrty
lves ! crowd.
Miss Neta Mason, Mrs. George Mf n J- J- Skinner ia getting along
Norman and Miss Vera Mason JJZ 'as weI1 as can bt xPected since she
tn Rl - " wenicame
THn t t0 8ttend the
graduating exercises. After spend
mg the week end with relatives they
returned accompanied by their ecus
in. Misa Beatrice Mason.
Mr. Wilbur W. Hudnell was the
guest of Miss Neta Mason Sunday af
ternoon after making a round trip
from Onental to Lukens on the motorcade.
Mrs.
Lige Fullcher who wa ti,o
guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs
Emmett Pittman returned to Stacv
Sunday.
Elder Sewell, of Beaufort, filled
h appointment at Lukens on the first
Sunday of the month.
came trom the hosptial. Every one
hopes she will soon be well.
Her Cross Little Boy
Wouldn't Eat or Sleep
"My little son had poor appetite,
couldn't sleep and was cross. I gave
him Vinol and it ended these troubles
like magic." Mrs. U DeCrest.
Vinol supplies the body important
mineral elements of iron, calcium
with cod liver peptone. This is just
what thin, nervous children or adults
need, and the QUICK results are
surprising. The very FIRST bottle
brings sound sleep-and a BIG appe
tite. Vinol tastes delicious.
F. R. BELL. DRUGGIST
Sea Breeze
BEAUFORT, N.
C.
Monday & Tuesday
June 9 10
HIT THE DECK'
with Jack Oakie and a
cast of popular Stars
One of the biggest Musical
Comedies ever brought to this
section, with Sensational Song
Hits that you will be singing
long after the picture is gone.
Special FUhes of Technicolor
that adds beatny to the Scene
School days are over and
the Seabreeze is extending a
Special Treat to everyone by
lowering the admission price
so every one can see it.
Matinee Nite
15 25c 15 35c
Matinee
4 o'clock
Night
7:30 & 9
The Johnson Tonsil And
Adenoid Clinic
The fourth Summer session of the Johnson
Tonsil and Adenoid Clinic will begin May
1st., 1930, in both the Johnson Eye, Nose
and Throat Hospital Morehead City, and
the Potter Emergency Hospital, Beaufort
Open to all children, from any County, up
to the age of 18. Fee, $12.00, cash; in
cluding all expenses and twenty four
hours in hospital.
Record of this Clinic for the past three
Summers, 535 cases; no serious complica
tions; 100 per cent successful.
A few of the people of this com
munity went to the open grounds
Sunday.
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Mr. G. D. Purifoy is on the sick
list this week, we all hopa he will
foon be well.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fodrie ond Mr.
and Mrs. C. F. Garner and children
and Mr. Arlie Fodrie, motored to
Morehead City Sunday.
Mrs. Dorothy Jackson was the
guest of Mrs. J. J. Skinner Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pittman of
Morehead City were the guests of
ieir parents Mr. and Mrs.
Pittman Sunday.
CORE CREEK.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bennett and
James daughter, Miss Lucy and Miss Rice
i oi iMew Bern gpent Sunday at the
m xr r, , nome 01 Mr- and Mr8- c- E. Dickin-
Mr. JVoey Barker Jr., who has been son.
employed at Norfolk, returned home
Saturday.
' Mrs. Irving Fulcher and children
Of Stacy are spending a few days with
ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
barker.
A few of the young set from South
Eiver attended the services held at
the Baptist church of Lukens.
Mr. John Wallace Dickinson is
critically ill at his home, very little
hope is entertained of his recovery.
Miss Roxie Dickinson is indisposed
at this writing.
Our school children are enjoying
their vacation. They had grown tir-
ed after the warm days.
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