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GLOUCESTER.
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The Epworth League gave an in-
teresting program at the churcn
Sunday evening last. Many people at-
tended.
Mr. and Mrs. J. U. foaxter anu
lamuy oi iew a -
our community Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Pigott of i
Washington. D. C. spent the week;
m .1 T . -rt iric-ifnffl in
end with relatives.
Misses Florence Pigott and Kath
erine Nelson spent Friday at More
head City.
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Davis and lit
tle daughter called at the home of
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Russell of Rus
sell's Creek Sunday afternoon.
Miss Marie Jarvis of Straits spent
Wednesday night with her
Miss Vada Chadwick.
cousin
Mr. Sam Davis- met with a sad mis
fortune Sunday where he fell and
broke his leg. All his friends wish
him a speedy recovery.
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pleasure of going to school once more
At this writing we are having plen
ty of mosquitoes and plenty of heat.
BAY VIEW
We still have nice
weather and
lots of mosquitoes.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Graham Sr. of
Beaufort attended church here Sun-j
Rev. M. E. Eubanks preached here
Sunday and is holding a revival this
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j
Mrs. Mollie Rhue of Newport spent
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. A.
L. Graham has been real sick but we
are glad to say he is improving at
this time.
Mr. A. L. Winberry who is on the . . , a Doal
dredge Reliance at New Bern spent, of wood to the Cape last week.
Sunday with his family. I Mf cGuy, Sabiston of Beaufort
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jones and son!'p',ntMSuilas:iWIhl..h, Parents Mr-1
spent a short time with Mr. and Mrs. ,8nd, M" M. Sabiston.
A. L. Winberry Sunday afternoon. I fTrth Sab!ston llX the week
Thrft will h n nirni t Viow'.end at home- visiting his parents.
October 3rd for the benefit
Sunday
View and Mt. Pleasant
Schools. Every one come and bring ,
well filled baskets
and
ivoll fillnH
pocket books.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Graham and
children who has been spending the
summer in Ocean City, N. J. return
ed to their home here Sunday.
Mr. Hubert Dail and sister of
Eeaufort R. F. D. and Miss Lyda
Mae Graham spent Sunday at Ayden.
PELETIER
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Messrs. William and Dewitt Truck
ner and W. C. Irvin were visitors in
Moreehad City Saturday. j
Misses Phoebe Meadows, Ruby ;
Neal, Dempie Morgan, Mrs. Ollie i
Oberryand Mr. Jim Neal of High!
Point spent the week end with Mr.
"i n T'r. u . I
Mr. and Mrs. D W. Freshwater
were visitors here Sunday.
Mr. Hadley Collins and son Robert
were in this community last week.
Misses Dorothy Watson and Geor-.
gia Meadows and Messrs Roy Mer.
rell and Nash Parker motored to At-
lantic Beach Sunday afternoon ,
Misses Rita Thelma and Lillian
Morse delgihtfully entertained their
friends with a lawn party Wednes -
day night. Games were enjoyed
ana lemonaae ana case ana grapes
were served.
Mr. Garland Saunders of Newport
was a visitor here Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Manly Prescott of Pink Hill CfjriY VTI I 17
has been spending a while here vis. ! LCIl UA. V ILLtC
iting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Orin Weeks and Miss Miss Lettie Pake left Sunday for
Weeks of Swansboro spent Sunday Jersey City, N. J. where she will en
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. William ter Christ Hospital to go in training
Truckner. ! Miss Gertrude Mason of Stacy is
Miss Kitty Meadows left Sunday here visiting Miss Louise Willis,
to attend school at Moreehad City, j Mr- an.d Mrs. Guy Lupton and chil
Messrs. Charlie and Richard Franks dren spent the week end at Lola,
of Vanceboso are visiting friends They were accompanied home by
and relatives here.
LOLA.
children spent the week end at Lu
Our School opened tod t with a kens.
gooa attendance. i
Mrs. bophia Lupton and children
spent the week end at Lenoxville.
Miss Millie Day spent the week
end at Roe the guest of Misses Ger-
ne ana iva vioouwm.
Rev. A. L. Davidson filled his reg-1
ular appointment at the F. W. B. j
church Saturday and Sunday night.
Misses Naomi Goodwin and Annie j
Gaskill attended church at Stacy i
Sunday night.
Misses Naomi Goodwin and Annie
Gaskill attended church at Stacy
Sunday night.
Mr. pnd Mrs. Earl Daniels left
Monday for their home in New Jersey
after spending a few days visiting
relatives.
Mr. J. W. Goodwin attended the
meeting of the Charitable Bsother
Ihood at Morehead Citv Saturday.
Mr. Narvie Day of Cape Lookout
,.ght ship .g home on monthly VJU
cation
Mr ftnd Mrg Guy Lupton of Len.
oxville spent the week end visitinir
ritivp T, v
by Mr Lupton.g mother.
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Col. F. S. Dickinson of Rutherford,
N. J., was in our community last
week calling on his relatives and
friends.
Mrs. A. H. Outlaw and little daugh
ter of Elizabeth City spent the week
end with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Dickinson.
Mr. Douglas Sabiston of Shallotte.
Spent the week end at home.
Mi.-s Minnie Sabiston has return
ed home after visiting relatives at
Great Bridge Va., and Elizabeth
City.
Mrs. W. R. MnrHpn nd snn nf
&ftU10tte sPent tne weeK end with
her parentS) Mr and Mr R w
Sabiston
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Gooding of
Richmond, Va., returned home Sun
day after spending a week with his
mother Mrs. K. E. Gooding.
Miss Madie Dickinson has return-iw
ed home after visiting relatives at I
.reat Brid&e Va- and Elizabeth
V to
Mr. J. P. Dickinson is Vistiing his
' d?auehter' llrs- S' J- Jenkins at Little
'r' l' c .
i Mr- Bridges Sabiston of Shallotte,
spe,nt weeTk efnd at, ho?-
ithe e? cnd ln ur, community.
mr. naymona uiCKinson is Visiting
his sister, Mrs. A. H. Outlaw of
Elizabeth City.
f t n ri:..i.: .
.-ii. iiu mia. iu. iv. niuev anu
MlV- W- R- Murden attended church
" j molnlnf-
-"-'"sJ" nu oaugn-
;ters and Mrs. Ray Dickinson
and I
Miss Hilda Sabiston attended church I
at Harlowe Sunday morning. j
Mrs. K. E. Gooding and daughter ;
in law, Mrs. G. R. Gooding attended!
Sunday School at Beaufoit Sun J:iy :
morning. j
Mrs. J. H. Dickinson and 'Jaug-h-1
ters spent Sunday cfternoon at Oys-:
ter Creek visiting her daughter Mrs. j
Dewey Hardesty. I
Miss Lillian Duncan of Beaufort i
spent a while Thursday afternoon!
with Mrs. K. E. Gooding. '
STELLA
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Pelletier
motored to Atlantic Sunday.
Mr. Will Barker and Richard Pel-
letier motored to Straits Sund
Mr and Mr3 Frank Barnhm
Sunday afternoon with Mr3 Barn.
ihiirs sister Maysville.
Miss Elizabeth Mills and Mildred
; Pelletier spent ,ast week with Mf8
M. F. Spencer at Margarettsville.
Mrs. j. Walter pelletier ,
week end with her sister mma
Dav;s
; Lit;ie Irene Godwin who has b
right sick is improvin
Mildred p-ll-tir Bn0nt aj.
afternoon at Loco with her aunt
r .,
Mr F T Tiirvio.
Mrs. Clifford Lupton.
Mr. Guy Daniels and son Bertram
spent Sunday at Roe.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Pittman and
Mr. Walter Nelson of Harkers Is-
land was the guest of Miss Lettie
Pake Friday night.
Miss Lelia Williams returnpH tn
her home at Wilmington Sunday af-
ter spending a few days here as the
guest of Miss Hattie Lewis,
Mrs. D. M. Goodwin and children
returned to their home at Roe Thurs-
day after spending the summer here
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
Goodwin.
Mrs. Sophia Lupton and children '
and Mr. William Goodwin of Lola'
spent the week end here visiting rel-!
atives. j
Miss Inez Lewis returned to her!
home at Camp Glenn Saturday after!
(spending a few days here as the
gusst of Miss Hattie Lewis.
THIAUFORTJIEW
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Garner and
son Robert spent Sunday afternoon
at Davis.
Miss Laura Sadler spent Sunday
at Lukens.
Mr. and Mr?. James Willis, Mrs.
L. H. Pake, Miss Louise Willis and
Harvey Daniels attended church at
Stacy Sunday night.
Miss Angeline Day returned to her!
home at Roe Thursday after spend
ing several weeks here.
Messrs. Orville and Wilbur Good
win of Roe spent the week end here.
Messrs. Charlie Day and Joseph
Smith of Cedar Island were here a
short while Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Manly Springle and
children of Russells Creek were the
guests of Mrs. D. W. Saddler Sunday
'afternoon.
j Mrs. Martie Lupton and children
J returned to their home at Lola Sat -
urday after spending a few days here
as the iruests of Mrs. Guv Lunton.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lewis and
children of West Beaufort spent
Sunday afternoon visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Lewis.
Mrs. Polly Smith of Morehead City
was here a short while Sunday night
as the guest of Miss Inez Pittman.
Messrs. Claud Day, Elmer Lupton
and Eason Goodwin of Roe were here
a short while Thursday morning.
Mr. Charlie Lewis spent Sunday
afternoon at Lukens.
Mr. Emmit Pittman who is employ
ed at Lukens with his family.
MERRIMOK
Mr. and Mrs. Clvde Nelson and
!v:u e r:j i ...u i i
visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. E.
Roy Carraway who has been visit
ing friends in Norfolk, Va., return
ed home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde jNsIson and
children spent Thursday with Mrs.
D. Carrawav
H. E. Goodwin
of Norfolk, Va.,
spent the week end here visiting rel-
iatives and friends.
Rnv Cnrrnwair and ior Mn E!.
product, each process of building, assembling
and checking the Chevrolet Six is marked by
extreme care and precision. An exhaustive
system of test and inspection makes certain
that every part meets specified dimensions
exactly. Many of those parts are held to
limits of one ten-thousandth of an inch. No
manufacturer in the industry uses more care
or precision in building and testing than
Chevrolet.
Just as every part of the
ear is soundly built,
every feature is soundly
designed. In planning
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17, 1931
S. Martin and
children were the
l -t Hf-o A P WhitphenH Sun.
guests ui. .
day.
Mr. and Mrs. North Nelson and
Mr. Nelson's mother Mrs. C. S. Nel
son spent Saturday here.
Mr. S. E. Gaskins, G. M. Carra
way, George Pittman and Pete Can
non were business visitors in Beau-
fort and Morehead Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Cannon and
children of Morehead City passed
thru here Sunday going to Lukens to
attend the Baptism.
Our school opened Monday with
Miss Beatrice Mason as teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Salter spent
Sunday at Bachelor.
Mr. E. S. Martin was a business
vistior in Beaufort Monday.
Mrs. J. F. Mason is visitnig rela-
'tives in Pamlico County.
1 Mr. Elbert and Durwood Mason
I spent the week end at Lukens with
Itheir sister Mrs. Geo. Pittman.
Mrs. P. F. Carraway and children
Mrs. L. L. Eubanks and children.
Elijah Dixon and family, Rixie, Fre
da, Louite and Maigaret Carraway,
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Carraway and
Miss Beatrice Mason attended ser
vices at Lukens Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Mason, Miss Nellie
Banks and Donald Mcintosh spent
Monday afternoon with Mrs. E. S.
Martin.
Mr. H. B. Salter, Miss Mildred
Salter and Miss Annie Mclntyre at
tended the opening exercises of the
Beaufort Graded School Monday.
SOUTH RIVER
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hail and children
of Morehead City spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Pittman.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Cannon and
children also Mrs. Theodore Lewis
and children were here Sunday.
Miss Edith Pittman spent Satur
day night with Etta Mae Tosto.
Miss Effie Tosto who has been to
Norfolk for some time returned home
Tuesday,
Mrs. John Wallace and children
snont- KiinHmr of I i.Un tk r
Possessing the basic goodness of
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From the selection of raw materials
to the completion of the finished
Twenty beautiful models, at prices
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mnd
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Mrs. Henry Pittman.
Mrs. Lizzie Wallace spent Sun
day with Mrs. Lizzie Tosto.
Mr.and Mrs. Lem Hardy and chil
dren went to Beaufort Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Reuben Wallace, Sadie Wal
lace and Clyde Cannon spent Sunday
at Lukens with Mrs. Caroline losto.
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for literature and name of dealer.
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the motor, Chevrolet engineers were not con
tent to offer the public anything less than
tried and proved design. They knew that the
only satisfactory way to get smooth, flexible
power in a car is to use at least six cylinders.
So they adopted the six-cylinder engine with
out compromise. And this is what you get ln
today's Chevrolet Six.
As a result of this sound designing and sound
manufacturing, you can buy a Chevrolet and
know you are getting a
genuinely good automo
bilesoundly designed,
soundly built, basically
and technically right.
mmmy C M. A. C term.
Miss Etta Tosto spent Sunday with
Edith Pittman.
Our school started Monday and all
the children seem glad to know that
school days had come again hope the
teacher and children good success.
Mrs. M. Meekins and children of
Morehead City spent Sunday with
her aunt Mrs. Amanda Pittman.
Knock off one-third
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using Stag semi-paste
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before to paint your
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Just add a gallon of lin
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"Stag." Have two gal
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