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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY. JULY 13, 1933
ANN STREET M, E. CHURCH.
R. F. Manns, Pastor.
F. R. Seeley, S. S. Supt.
Preaching services every Sunday
11:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M.
Sunday School every Sunday at
0:45 A. M.
Prayer service Wednesday even
ing 8:00 P. M.
Ladies Aid Society 1st. Monday of
each month at 3:30.
Mssionary Society 1st. Tuesday oi
each month at 3:30.
Mission Study Class 2nd. end 4th,
Mondays of each month at 2:30.
Philathea Class at 7:30 P. M. on
2nd. Monday evening each month.
Teacher Council on 2nd Thursday
of each month at 7:30 P. M.
I Thursday at 7:30 P. M. Masonic HalL
j DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA
JUNIOR ORDER U. A. M.
Meets every second and fourth
Tuesday in the month in Junior Or
der hall 8:00 o'clock. All members
urged to be present.
Mrs. Juanita Chadwick, J. P. C.
Mrs. Lillian Taylor, Councilor.
Mrs. Minnie Eudy, V. C.
Mrs. Elva Hatsell, Sec.
INCOMPETENT DRI VERS BLOW HORNS
MORE OFTEN T HAN IS NECESSARY
' BEAUFORT COUNCIL J.O.U.A.M.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
J. P. HARRIS. Iator
Ann Stret'..
Sunday Schrol 3:45 A. M,
G. M. Paul Sunday School Supt.
Preach in ;? by the Pastor 11 A. M
8:00 P. M.
Intermediate and
Junior B. Y. P. U. 6:30 P. M.
Mond: . i
Ladies Aid Society 2:00 P. M.
Tuesdays
7ednesaays
Prayer Service 8:00 P. M.
3rd. Sundays
Women's Missionary Society 3 P. M.
A cordial welcome is extended to
he public to worship with rs.
"Come thou and go with us and w
rill do thee good. '
Meets every Monday night Duncan
Building at 8 o'clock. All visiting
Juniors cordially invited.
J. W. Basden, Councilor.
MIRIAM REBEKAH LODGE
No. 141 I. O. O. F.
O. F.
(This is one of a series of 14 articles
on the causes cf automobi: accident?
which in 1032 caused the death of
20,000 and injuries to more than
000,000 person?. The author is Pro
fessor of Experimental Psychology
in Johns Hopkins University, Balti
more, Md., and is Chairman of the
Committee on Psychology of the High
way of the National Research Coun
cil. Other articles will appear week
ly. Editor's Note).
(By Dr. Knight Dunlap, Professor of
Experimental Psychology, Johns Hop
kins University)
Although horns ar? needed on the
road, their complete abolition in
city driving would be a great ad
vance in the elimination of dangerous
driving. The driver who blows his
horn frequently advertises himself
loudly as an incompetent and danger
out driver. In most cases, the driver
blows his horn as a substitute for
careful driving. The toots, in the
ei until car designers break away
from the conventional number, type
and placement of lamps.
For all road driving, a special lamp, !
independent of the headlights, so
placed as to cast its illumination on
the right edge of ther oad, is imper
atively needed, and it is possible
that an extra pair of headlights, plac
ed above the windshield and throw
ing their light downward at a sharp
er angle than the regular pair, would
eliminate headlight danger in many
situations.
IS IT THE TRUTH OR NOT?
By Jimmie Guthrie
Being that the "Believe It Or Not"
man don't want me to use his head
lines, I'm using my own.
Seeing as we do that time is fly
ing, eople dying and no real relief
in sight. I want those big headed
great majority of cases confuse oth- farmers and others who voted for
ST.
PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Worth Wickn'. 'Hector
Sunly
8:0b A. If. Holy Communion (ex
cept first Sunday-'
9:45 Church School.
jl:00 Morning Prayers and Sermon
(First Sunday Holj
Communion)
6:00 P. M. Y. P. S. L.
Weekday!
10:00 A. M. Morning Prayers
(Saints Days and Holy
Days-Holy Commun
i A ion).
Monday
HVoman's Auxiliary 3:30 District
Chairmen,
Tuesday
Vestry 1st. Tuesday 4 P. M. S. S.
Officers and Teachers. I.ast Tuesday
,7:30.
Wednesday
JAltar Guild; Wed. before frst Sunday
Thursday
Choir at 7:30 P. M.
Friday
Friday before 1st Sunday- -Prepara
ory service 7:30
Meets at I. O
day at 8 P. M..
Miss Barbara Parkin, N. G.
Mrs. Thelma Lewis, V. G.
Mrs. Minnie Eudy, Treas.
Miss Addie Mason, F. S.
J. R. Jinett, Rec. Secy.
MACCABEES TAKE NOTICE
Pay your monthly dues to C.
Tyler at Noe Meat Market.
er drivers and pedestrians, and should
be reserved for emergencies, which
should be rare. If a pedestrian is a
bout to step into the street directly
in front of a car, the horn may save
Hall each Fri-!him: but usually it won't. The driver,
Repeal of Liquor Laws to know w hat
have they got or what are they ex
pecting to get from it. If they were
told they would get more cash for
their corn they ought to turn the
pages of their budget book back to
should always proceed as if he had, the days of the good old corn liquor
no horn, and be prepared to avoid ac-, proper, 'bout the time when a bush-
cident by proper car control.
Most Tootings Useless
Concordia Lodge No
11. I.
There is one emergency in which
the horn is invaluable: wl.en a driv
er ahead backs without looking to
see whether the way is clear behind.
But other tootings at drivers are
useless, in mc cia m v,ju j i.
from which the sounds of "J ' "uat"" ",s "uc
el of corn would make four gallons
of liquor and see 'bout who got the
profit and the drunk.
The tired and worn farmer got
25c for his corn, the Government
got ?4.40 tax, the railroad $1.00 to I
haul it, the retailer got $7.00 and
the consumer got a glorious drunk.
smashes your teeth, kicks the chil
dren for the better or worse, don't
for a piece of bread and then breaks
a chair and throws the cat through a
window for God's sake my good lady
don't blame him, but simply get right
down and cuss your loving Jimmie
and others who voted a "soaked Dem-o-atio
ticket" last November.
Husband, if you came home some
evening dragging your feet behind
you after a long and tiresome day's
work at the mil or factory and find
a note from your faithful wife say
ing she has gone forever with an
other man leaving with you the chil
dren for the better of worse, don't
blame that "gal" just run right out
and thank your wet Democratic
friends. Surely they will appreciate
it and too, their minds will wonder
'bout November Is It The truht or
nnt?
My good friends and "dad" if
you have almost worked your arms
and legs off trying to get money to
send your lovely daughter off to
school, and some night you hear a
fiery flivver steal up the drive-way
and you look out to see a blear-eyed
brute lifting your daughter limp form
after having satisfied his lust in her
company, don't grab your gun and
shoot the thing full of lead, rather
if you are going to shoot at all shoot
the "Soaked Wet Democrat" who vot
ed the stuff last November. Is it
the truth or not?
Always will I remember the hour
of the day when I said to my big
brother at the voting booth, I'm do
ing wrong today.
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j horns came were relatively plain, but
Tuesday night of each week
T. S. Eudy, N. G. ; Louis B. Willis V.
G.; D. M. Jones, Treas., J. R. Jin-
nett, Secretary.
got a good beating. With some rags
with the prevalent closed car the sit- 2" r Tl , V""
. .-a. , at. j turn had hungry stomach pains. So
uation is different. A horn sounding . .. b ' T 1
.... . we fail to see where anvbodv ot
from one direction may seem to come , . . . ot
from a different direction accoring t vl V'T t0 T
as the windows on the two sides are e,mtb.ef te fxc the one wh
i Just what I would like to ask these
i adjusted
' actually nut uisuiiuiauauie nuui , , ,, . ,
those from the front,' unless one sees ! akh8 fat offer have they that
ithe car that is tooting, and knows it ; ' S "f . 0 rePf to P.b
:to be the one, Ikw n- 19 A6 TrUth r
i Sounding the horn when the can: fDldf,we fpen! fouJ tlmes as
is at rest is forbidden in London, andich f,0T, th education of our youth
5hnnld hP rtrietlv snnnresspd everv-138 Ve dld when We ad licensed
wW. ovrpnt. for th nnPn uvnnse of lt0 1Ure them from learning to deler
ATLANTIC. SPRINGFIELD
CHARGE
The M. j. Church SoulL
Preaching Servics
Sea Level
Every first Sunday 11 A. M. & 7PM.
Smyrna
Mrs. Beulah Russell, N. G.
T.1 r j r 4 ! o r nif
cveiy oeconu ouncay 11 a a. ri anrl sn shm1H thp nprsons who.
WUlistOD i.V,o t-offin io klnnl.-o,4 oV,oarl l-Qcir,
Every Thivd Sunday 11 AIL & 7PM.tooting for nQ purpose at &n That j statistics, drinking had been reduc
.. At,a.Etlc we should forbid "unnecessary noise" Led p?,r ce,nt..weh 13 the on,y rea-
.vt-ry rourtn bunaay ii am.- i fja.
warning a backing car. Drivers who
blow their horns to call their sweet
ies from the house should be penal-
lum tremens, is that what our great
whiskey heads have been wishing to
have repealed?
To tell the God's truth about it
according to Uncle Sam's cold blood
The public Is cordially invited to
attend all services.
R. W. Barfield, Pastor.
SERVICES AT NORTH RIVER
METHODIST CHUKCH
Sunday School 2:30 P. M.
Preaching Second ard Fourth Sun
days at 3:30 P. M.
R. F. Munns. Pastor.
GEORGE WEBB MEMORIAL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. B. F. Hall, Pastor
Morehead City, N. C.
Sunday
9:45
Bible School. Dr. S. W.
Thompson, Superintendent.
Morning W'orship and Sermon
Young Ptople'3 League, Miss
Lottie Waller, Pres.
Wednesday
Hour of Prayer and Bible
Study.
A Welcome awaits All to these Services.
11:00
4:00
7:30
Wildwood Presbyterian Church
Rev. B. F. Hall, Pastor
Sunday
10:00 Bible School. Mr. James G.
Murdock, Superintendent
7:00 Evening Worship and Sermon
"The Lord is myy shepherd I shall
Not want."
KNIGHTS or HARMONY.
Carteret Lodg Nj. 2.
Meets every Monday night in thj
year, at 7:45. Visiting bretheren
cordially invter to attend.
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FRANKLIN LODGE NO. 109
A. F. AND A. M.
Meets first and third Mon
days at 8 P. M.
R. D. Whitehurst, W. M.
J. R. Jinnett, Secy.
Visitors fraternally wel
comed.
LIBRARY NOriCE.
The Town Library will be open on
Monday 3:30 4:3D P. M. Room 5
Side entrance Old Graded School
Building.
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The management of headlights is
one of the most difficult matters he
driver has to struggle with. Theoret
ically, and largely, headlights are
adjusted so that they do not glare in
the eyes of a miet driver, and throw
!the illumination a sufficient distance
'ahead. Practically, it has not been
found possible to keep headlightsi in
I legal adjustment. Consequently, on?
meets on the road every type of ad
justment, from those which are
I quite inoffensive to those which are
i completely blinding, constituting a
' serious danger. Even with legal ad
justment, a slight deviation of the
1 longiitudinal axis of a car above the
level of the approaching car, as in go
ing over a slight rise, glares the
'lamps in the approaching driver's
leyes.
With the present equipment, there-
. fnrp. tWf Hrivpr in rnnf rnntpH hv a
Bjtrilemma. He may keep his lights in
normal direction, probably glar
ing in the eyes of approaching driv
ers, and making thed riving danger
ous for all concerned. He may keep
'his lights constantly deflected down
; wards, making driving safer so far
as other cars are concerned, but more
j dangerous so far as the hazards of
, pedestrians and of road conditions
Jare concerned. He may deflect his
! lights every time he hears an appro
aching car, elevating them after
passing. The last procedure i3 im
practical or annoying when cars are
bting met in a constart string at
short intervals. The careful driver
will adopt each of these expedients at
different times, and do the best he !
can. The problem will not be solv-
hor.ie reeling and his breath sufficient
lorne reeling and his greath sufficient
to gag a bilious buzzard and he
jin hospital zones, and by implication I"1 u,e 'oaKS nP romblt'
I authorize it elsewhere, is absurd.
' The reckless blowing of horns is
1 an annoyance to everybody, whether
ithey are trying to sleep or not; it is
also an actual source of danger,
j since drivers and others necessarily
adopt tne protective attitude ot ig
noring horns. Hence, when horns are
blown in actual emergencies, they do
! not have the force and effect they
otherwise should have. Living in a
pandemonium of horn signals, we pay
I little attention to them, and from
this ignoring, deaths result. The horn
tooter is not merely a disagreeable
nuisance; he is a dangerous driver.
On the open road, the use for
horns is somewhat greater. Although
it is true that every car should be
provided with a mirror, and that the
driver should be watchful for follow
ing traffic, nevertheless, no driver
should attempt to pass another from
, benind without giving warning szme
seconds in advance. This signal is not
a "get out of my way" demand; it is
a decent and safe warning of inten
tion, not only preventing sideswiping,
but allowing the leading driver time
to slow down appropriately to permit
the following car to pass in the
safest possible way. No competent
driver wishes to obstruct a car whose
driver wishes to proceed at a higher
peed.
Headlights Cause Trouble
Now everything seems to be a
graft more so than ever 'cause they
call everything a "luxury" even
your casket is a luxury 'cause you
haven't got to get buried.
We the bread earners pay the rate
of 20 per cent more than usual be
cause fo this old Sales Tax. So far
as I am personally concerned I thing
my party has played complete Hell.
Just what they are trying to do Jesus
Christ is all that knows, they don't.
When you vote whiskey for your lit
tle boy 'bout the only advice I can
give you is to ask God to pardon your
guilty old soul and quit. If we vote
for a complete repeal of the liquor
law then let's repeal the murder law
'cause people get killed right on,
same as some get drunk right on.
God knows .I've read papers, read
books and the Bible till now I'm half
blind, hard hearing, got old and my
hair long and can't even shave and
I just found out I voted for whiskey,
not speaking of beer, for a man that
can drink that would drink "copppr
paint soup."
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