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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1933
YOUNG DEMOCRATS FAVOR
REPEALING 18TH. AMENDMENT
fConinued from page one)
ed by a
cil:
7 to 4 vote of the coun-
'Be it Resolve.1, by the Carteret
'. County Relief Council in meeting du-
ment. He seta eut thac the move- called and assembled this the 23rd
merit is under instructions of Presi-! of June' 1933'
dent Roosevelt and that the State i "That the Council do hereby go on
College extension division has been , record a sexpressing Its aeep appre
drafted to handle the campaign. iciation of the untiring, unselfish, and
Also, Governor Ehringhaus as j capable services of J. G. Allen as di
the first to sign the cotton reduction!
agreement, for application to State
owned farms. The 25 o 40 per cent
of land to be cut from the usual cot
ton acreage is to be laid out by
George Ross Pou, superintendent of
State's Prison, convicts in which pro
duce the cotton.
Meetings will be held on Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday of this
week for the purpose of furthering
plans for consolidating the North
Carolina Bank & Trust Co., the
Page Trust Co., and the Indepen
dence Trust Co., Commissioner of
Banks Gurney P. Hood expressing
belief that a new bank to be formed
from them will be in operation be-
f oro or by the middle of July. !j.
Electors representing depostiors j 1)
win meet in n.aieign june 0, tnose
rector of relief in Carteret County; lief work in the county;
"That we recognize him as the re
sponsible head of relief work in
Carteret County and, realizing the
ant being 'responsible to him only,
we accord to him his right to em
ploy or to discharge employees accord
"mar. we nave iuii laitn in his in
tegrity, good judgment, fairness, and
concern for the best interests of re-
"That we have found in him a man I
of decision, possessing the courage '
of his convictions vet whom wp
a Council have found to be consider
ate and cooperative in his attitude i
and dealings with others;
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New Paragon
)eot. Store
CARTERET COUNTY'S BEST STORE
INVITES YOU TO VISIT THEM
DAILY. COME AND SAVE
of the Page bank at 10 A. M. and
the N. C. Bank at 2 P. M. in the Cap
itol to elect four representatives, the
stockholders meeting the next day to
elect two representatives, and the
R. F. C. naming one representative,
and the Independence Trust Co., elec
tors and stockholders will meet in
Charlotte on the same days, The
representaives elected will meet June
30 to organize, name the new bank,
fix the number and name the direc
tors, select the place for the home
bank, and perform other duties look
ing toward opening the reorganized
bank, as soon as the details can be
worked out and operation started.
Governor Ehrnighaus has, at this
writing, made most of his important
appointments, but still has several
others to make, especially the vari
ous examining boards and institution
al trustees. More important ones are
director of Conservation and Devel
opment, with five or six board mem
bers; director of purchase and con
tract, with two members at large of
the Advisory Budget Commission;
one Industrial Commissioner; three
members of the Advisory Committee
to the Commissioner of Banks, and
two sets of railroad officers and di-1
rectors.
MORE ABOUT RELIEF COUNCIL
(Continued from sayx oc
COUNCIL ENDORSES ALLEN
The following resolution was adopt
Womens black and
white sport
OXFORDS
$2.00 values
$1.49
Just Arrived the
best assortment of
Voile and Organdie
DRESSES
you ever saw -for
98c
Also New Pajamas
FREE FREE
with every one dol
lar purchase yard
goods we will give a
Spool of Cotton
FREE
LINEN SUITS
Hurry ! only twelve
to sell at this low
price
$4.95
Men's Full Cut
UNION SUITS
4 FOR 95c
ing to his best judgment."
Mr. Allen engaged W. L. Stancil,
who began Monday, June 26, an ac
curate and complete audit of the
records of the R. F. C. office from
!:tho hpcinninp- thvoutrh June 30. and
!the report of this audit will be filed
v
with the council.
The News understands that Mrs.
Hilda Kite, who has been case work
er for the' council since some time
last year has been removed from
that position to take effect the last
day of June.
and Charles G. Rose, Fayetteville ;
Clifford Frazier, Greensboro; Mrs. J.
M. Hobgood, Farmville, and Dr. R. L.
Moore, Mars Hill, vicepresidents.
Organization attorneys are E. T.
Cansler, Charlotte ; Thomas J. Hark
in?, Asheville; Clyde R. Hoey, Shelby
Judge L. R. aViser, Lumberton, and
R. N. Simms, Sr., Raleigh. The exe
cutive committee members include
Dr. Poteat, Mr. Rose, Mr. Frazier,
Mr. Ruffin, Mr. Sims, Mrs. Hobgood,
Dr. Moore, Z. V. Turlington, Moores
ville; Bruce Craven, Trinity; Mrs. T.
W. Bickett, Raleigh; Guy Weaver,
Asheville; A. V. Plyler, Greensboro;
John D. Langston, Goldsboro; N. E.
Edgerton, Raleigh; Mrs. W. B. Lind
sey Charlotte; Geo. J. Burnett,
Greensboro; Paul J. Barringer, San
ford; Miss Winnie Ricketts, and Rev.
J. S. Farmer, Raleigh; F. O. Clark
son, Charlotte, and Isaac C. Wright,
Wilmingtno.
The organization is non-partisan,
having among it? officials Republi
cans as wel as Democrats and mem
bers of various churches and organ
izations. They seek to prevent repeal
of the 18th amendment.
A.
MEN - If you want
some real white
Shirts come buy
some Manhat tan.
They cost no more
than ordinary Shirts
Comfort without
Extravagance.
For the Man Who
Cares we have add
ed FLORSHEIM
SHOES
HOSPITAL NEWS
George Lynch, of Smyran, is now ;
improving alter a recent operation ,
Yifor appendicitis at the Potter Emer-
TT ?A , I
gency nospnai.
Joe Willis returned to his home at !
Harkers Island after receiving treat-1
i merit.
Mirs. John Basden and baby return
ed home Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Roosevelt Whitehurst was
taken to the hospital Sunday morn
ing, but is now getting along nicely.
T Tir.Mi- j mi Tl'Ml."
j-.ucy w mis aim inei esa vv uns, i
A i two Winston girls, underwent tonsil
jj j operations Tuesday.
WANT NATIONAL FOREST
IN EASTERN CAROLINA
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likely that a "talking to" will be
sufficient in most cases learned about.
United Dry Forces meeting in Ral- j
eigh last week perfected an organizal
tion by naming a central committee
of 229 dry advocates and selecting an
executive committee of 22 and five
legal advisers, in addition to four
vice-presidents. Dr. W. L. Poteat,!
Wake Forest, is president; Charles,
Ruffin, Raleigh, secretary- treasurer, I
HOT WEATHER
NEE
LET US SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS FOR THE WARM
WEATHER SEASON. WE HAVE A NICE STOCK
OF
BATHING CAPS
SUN BURN REMEDIES
SUN TAN ACCESSORIES
COLORED GLASSES
High Quality Soda Fountain Drinks and
every thing kept in a first class drug store
YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED
JOE HOUSE
DRUG STORE
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS
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tyew Tetragon 'Dept. Store
Sam Adler, Mgr.
MOREHEAD CITY, N. C.
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