THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1931
PAGE THREE
A Newsy Trip
-Around The World
Elizabeth Saunders
By
sip down their first morsel of the reg- A beautiful character to the
i ular dope the greatest excitement of , of his days.
all time occurred when the news 'A loving brother, good and kind. .
swiftly flashed through the crowds
'that Mr. Hinkley Guthrie's car was
on fire. The good preacher was left
standing alone, the entire audience
dispersing from every place of exit
for the scene of ths big fire.
end
What a beautiful memory he left
behind.
Girls and women wearing knickers, eye. The mistake was what revealed
sailor suits, or pajamas will not be. the d ception..
admitted to Roman Catholic churches j
in Houston Texas, according to orders , H ARLOWE
recently issued to ushers.
The Home Demonstration
Georce Rawes, 37, was fined $200
in
three young daughters to sen liquor
Axel Johnson ' of Seattle, .Wash
ington, saw what he thought was an
approaching train and jammed on his
brakes so suddenly " that two cars
crashed into his car. The train John
son saw' was on an illuminated sign
board.
The scent of lavender in a hotel
room caused the arrest of two men
and the finding of a wrist watch and
a sum of money which had been re
ported stolen from another room in
the hotel. The watch and money were
stolen from a lavender filled box.
A California girl recently won
$2,500 from a man in a law suit, and
then decided to marry him. That's
one way to collect cash.
Heres something for the men to
think about. An Ohio insurance
Co. received a letter from a widow
which stated that she was having so
much trouble collecting her husband's
insurance that she sometimes wished
jhe had him back .
The lieutenant is known as one of
the star fliers at Selfridge Field. He
is specially trained as an aviation en
gineer. But what interests the lieu
tenant most right now is raising an
other mustache
Some fainted as they ran, some
crying, my wife as usual being in the
crowd got weak in her knees, so she
said, and she fell too, like the others
thought she was good "cause" she
got weak by running.
I never saw such a time in my life.
My wife on her arrival home told
me in secret (told me not to men
tion ti either) that surely there was
i an acorn in the cainp, that things had
' Igone wrong today as to the church.
Club 'you know f -had to sav something and
N. Taylor's Thursday. gay it quick too i faidi well as ontr
as its the wromr time of vear for a-
ed the curb market at Morehead City ' corns just remove the acorn from'
You are gone
forgotten.
dear brother but riof
Never from our memory fade,
Loving hearts will always linger
Kound the grave where you are laid.
From the family.
Written by his sister,
Mrs. Thomas Sadler.
CARD OF THANKS
Forsyth County, with 287.8 people
, I per square mile is the most densely
We wish to thank the many friends .'populated county in the State. Tyr
for their sympathy and beautiful Irell, with 13.2 people per square mile
floral designs during the sickness and; is the least densely populated.
death of our mother.
Capt. F. G. Gillikic.
-T. C. Gillikin,
J. K. Gillikin;
Miss Maggie Gillikin,
Mrs. B. C. Way,
Mrs. J. B. Gillikin
H. P. Green of Raleigh, route 3,
is growing no cotton this year for the
first time in his 40 years of farming.
He has 14 cows, COO hens, about 1200
chicks, and plenty of feedstuffs.
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KOCKIOru, in. tv''v ,. ,. , M,.,.f ,.t ,,- ,.1V. momhrn-H nrlenrl.
Saturday,
Lots of the neighborhood people
attended church Sunday night.
Master Charles Thomas Williams
of Raleigh spent last week with his
grand parents Mr. and Mis. C. F. D.
'Bell. -
Mrs. W. W. Chadwick is on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. Louis Williams of Raleigh is
your church and put God in its place
and later come tell me the difference
with God at its head or an old Acorn.
(She's mad at me.)
If I could make this piece to rhyme
I'd hardly ever say hard time
But I have to twist it into prose
Cause a skecter bit me on the nose.
Hundred or more Raleigh folks
here many Henderson folk and peo-
spending this week with her parents pie here from Florida. Yes some
Mr. and Mis. C. F. D. Bell. f0ks here drinking the sweet south
Mr. Eslie Fodrie was a visitor inJ winds from our nearest town Beau
Beaufort Saturday night. I fort that is a candid proof that tho
Mr. S. S. and J. S. Conner made a !Beauf01.t sits broadside to the sea
business trip to Beaufort Saturday breeze, yet it does not give to one
morning. the full healthful blast of its sweet
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Bell spent a fragrance as does our island of pines.
while Saturday night m Beautort That's why they come hereto Miss
and Morehead Lity. iKnowles Hotel
Mr. W. W. Chadwick motored to
Beaufort on business.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Whaley spent
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Lovely Dinner Pajamas
a while in this neighborhood Satur
day morning. ' . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and Mr.
George Ball spent a while Saturday
night in Beaufort.
IN MEMORIAM
DAVIS
"How are we going to keep the
young people on the farm?" is the
question Hill asked. We would like
t osuggest a sport model tractor with
a plush-lined rumble seat.
- Man was born to rule the world.
And then Providence had to spoil it
all by inventing women.
" Association with good-looking
girls promotes longevity in maturer
men," says a physician. Not if our
wives happen dto find it out, kind
sir.
The neighbors of Harry Viosca,,
New Orleans, La., naturalist have
asked the city commission council to
put a ban on snake farms. The nat
uralist has 40 snakes ranging from
three to five feet long. He raises
them for scientific and educational
purposes.
Marguerite Sparling of Los Ange
les is suing for a divorce because,
she told the court, her husband want
ed her to be "sedate, austere, and
sisterly," while she wanted to be
"full of pep and laughing and kiss-able.''
On Tuesday, June 10th, V" -il
Mrs. Cason Murphy- of Davis, cele
brated their Golden Wedding Anni-
veisary. The family home at Davis
was the scene of the event. The
family of Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, con
sisting of five children and eleven
grandchildren, numerous friends and
near relatives joined in wishing the
couple their heartiest congratula
tions. Only one bridesmaid, of the
original wedding party is living to
day. A large picnic table was spread
on the wide lawn, and around it the
aged couple received numerous gifts,
among them two, anniversary cakes
bearing fifty candles each. Three of
the grandchildren were unable to at
tend because of distance. Alma Wil
lis is in New York, Elton Willis and
Lionel Murphy ate at summer camps
in the South.
Mr. and Mrs.. Murphy have the fol
lowing children living, Mr. W. G.
Murphy, Henry Murphy, Guy Mur
phy, Mrs. Annie Babbitt of Davis, N.
C." and Mrs. W. C. Willis of Golds
boro, N. C.
In loving remembrance of Dear Bro
ther Torzen Guthrie who departed
this life one year ago today July 3,
1930.
Today recalls sad memories
Of a loved one gone to rest,
For those who think of him today
Are those who loved him best.
Upright and faithful in all his ways,
iEBIU-EU
There is beauty and grace in every
line of these lovely dinner pajamas.
They are fashioned of freuch blue
silk crepe. combined with flesh tone
crepe. The bodice is uniquely cut in
front and back.
ON JULY 4th. AND 5th.
At
' WEST BEAUFORT FLYING FIELD
tHe World's Greatest Stunt Flyer Fred
die Lund will give an exhibition of re
markable flying. He will do the outside
loop the most difficult feat in aviation.
PARACHUTE JUMPING WILL BE
DONE
Fly in Fast Open and Passenger Ships at
$1.50 per passenger
Flying Will Begin at 10 A. M.
WEEK'S AIRCRAFT CORP. OF N. C.
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Ernest A. Waters, broker of Pea
body, Mass., recently reported to the
police the theft of an 80 foot high
chimney. The chimney was left stand
ing about a year ago by wreckers
who razed a facto.y.
HARKER'S ISLAND
By Jiminie Guthrie)
Ever since the borrowing days
we've had the greatest times, every
thing is catching up. New automo
biles are showing up and lots of visi
tors from up state.
Hard times has no chance at all
among' we folk, our good school the
very best we've ever had is done and
clo-ed. The other night the teachers
had their play fr the very smallest
chililien, who held down a better
play than could even be
those having tin m in
expected by
haiue. One
Alberto Wolkoff, somnambulist, of ting 1 wish to say about our teach-
Montevideo. Urffuav. strode into an
airfield near his home, climbed into
the cockpit of a plane while asleep,
and attempted to fly. He had a
"rude awakening" when he wrecked
the plane before it left the ground.
Dr. William B. Silliman, Washing
ton dentist faced a gun when he
turned to face a patient who had just
sat in the dentist chair. The would
be bandit wailed, "It's my first job,
I can't go through wit it. Dr. Silli
man gave the man a dollar, and he
beat a hasty retreat.
An abandoned car with a smashed
wheel was found to be fitted up with
a 350-gallon beer tank when the car
was discovered by Deputy sheriff
Charles Kanser of Mt. Clemens,
Mich.
Doctors had to operate to remove
a "wad" of chewing gum from the
ear of five-year-old Jack Farrell of
Buffalo, N. Y. Jack had parked his
chewing gum in his ear while he ate
his dinner.
William Ruhl, a farmer of near
Dover has hung a red lantern in his
cherrytree and is sitting up nights
with a shot 'gun loaded with tacks to
keep thieves from robbing his trees
of the cherries' before he gets to
them. For the last five years thieves
have beat him to the cherries.
Henry McMillan Luellwitz drew a
. .. . . ,1 i i i i.
crs, it they an no noi come imr "u
othrr vear to teach, wherever they
do go the children will have good
teachers and the community good cit
izens. Hurrah for Mr. G. I). Hardes
ty and those under his control. Their
qualifications as teachers are unquestioned.
And right in among us have come
the big year round meeting mingled
with northeasters and high tides
which altogether have put fishing,
crabbing and clamming on the bum.
Since the poisonous winds of March
lef our shores leaving not a 'shred of
green grass visible he has been pound
ing away at we sinner folk. I can
not say whether he has sown any
seed that will sprout and grow, but I
have heard for a candid truth that on
his first visit a few weeks ago he
took on his first visit a few weeks a
go with him a struck $100 and on
this present visit he will, if every
thing keeps lovely and Ivey Scott
stays well and his fiddle strings don't
part, take with him even as much
more. Some of our good Buggers
lure talk and wrangle . about Ivey
Scott playing the fiddle so much at
Hunter's store both here and at the
iCape, even while this noted viounisi
was at Cape Hatteras playing ior a
living.
Now, this same Ivey Scott and his
same old fiddle is holding down
crowds of 600 people among whom
many have fallen victims to the sweet
notes of his same ;old ' fiddle from
whose notes 1 have neara tne w
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fine of $100 in Camden, N. J. be- way calling off the usual eight hand
cause he poseff as Floyd Gibbons. 'cotillion in Hunter's store at Cape
Luellwitz got his eyes "crossed'' and j Lookout.
wore a shade over the right eye while ' Then why worry, just last nignt
.Gibbons wear, a shade over his left while the great crowds were about to
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