PACE EIGHT
THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1934
SWINDELL-PATRICK
Morchead City
News
vnt from out
Mrs. Richard
By Mr George Henderson
D. A. R. MEETING
close friends.
: Those pie-
M r.n.1 Mr. Wiilter Ix-e Patrick, were Mr. an.
!,f t'.ieenviiic, announce the marriasr parents of the groom: M::
.of their daughter, Mary Effie, to v!r. Ml. RioharJ S.vmdo.l.
I William Munger Swindell, of New ! Beu'.ah KiU-n. Mrs. Lewi..
I Bern, on Thursday, the twenty-ninth ( l ew is. TheoKi;e Vv.'.lhp-. ad
of November, l'J34, at Greenville, . ht-ad City.
of town
Swindell,
s Grace
Jr., Mrs.
Arthur
i;f 51.:.-
The bride was born, reared anil e i
u;, d i:s Gr.-r.viHe, havir.sr jrraduat-
s.-him! ar.ii t.-i
fidletre. She i
attractive and ha
friends among the
CHORAL CLUB PRESENTS THE
NATIVITY
fr.
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vry pretty
a wide eii'
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t.. of
of
on Arend.ll
nij.;i, ivccm-
Mrs. Walter
ted for treatment
i-ember 12th.
Mrs. Carl Olsen was
Thursday, December 13:h
HutTham was admit-
Wedntsiay, De-
The Carteret Patriots chapter
h n R. met with Mr;. Charie
S. Wallace at her horn
street Wednesday a ft
h- i Vi
Mis. Wallace, Regent, presided, turned to the city after a prolonged
m; H. ttip Harkor. treasurer report- h.s(,nre in Stantonsburg where he
North Carolina. At home, New Bern,
North Carolina.
Quiet and beautiful in simplicity,
d;-h rod the wec!tlin was solemnized at 9
a git I cock ThurSuay morning at the home
of the bride's parents on Student
street, Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jones have re- h? wedding priests arrived,
Carl Abee, Jr., directed them to trie
living room, where the ceremony was
was employed by the West Construc-
.H thp navment of dues.
A general discussion of tne worK tjon 00mpany.
for this vear was entered into by the MrSi Dewey Willis returned
members present.
MRS. HAMILTON ENTERTAINS
Mrs. Alvah Hamilton was hostess
to her club and additional guests Tues
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. The high
score among club members was
made by Mrs. H. L. Joslyn while
Mrs Bonner scored high for visitors.
Making a table for additional
guests were Mesdames, K. P. B. Bon
ner, John Lashley and O. H. John
son. At the conclusion of the. game
the hostess served a sweet course.
MRS. LONG ENTERTAINS CLUB
Iast Thursday Mrs. Ira Long en
tertained her bridge club and a num
ber of other guests.
Among those playing besides the
club members were Mrs. M. T. Mills,
Mrs. Shore, Mrs. Charles Canfield
and Miss Margaret Ferebee.
this
week from Whittier where she was
called on account of the. critical ill
ness of her mother who passed away
in a few days.
Miss Olive Willis of New Rochelle,
N. Y. is vistiing in the city, the
juest of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Willis.
Mr. Y. Z. Newberry left last week
for Wilmington where he has accept
ed a position with the civil service
department of the government.
Mrs C. M. Parks returned last
Fiiday from a three weeks visit with
friends a: Ivnston,, Farniville and
Tarboro.
Miss Madeline Royal who is em
ployed with the Western Union at
Buriingtcn is spending a two weeks
.p.cation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Royal.
Mr. H. S. Gibbs was a representa
tive form thii city at a Rotary dis-
performed. An improvised altar there
was banked with ferns, palms, yellow-
tapers. Tall floral baskets of lilies and
vellow chrysanthemums flanked each
side of the altar. Satin prayer cush
ions were used.
Prior to the ceremony, Mrs. Glenn
Scott played. "A Little Love." Jona
than Overton sang, "At Dawning
and "Because." The bridal party en
tered to the strains of the Bridal
Chorus from Lohengrin. Mendelss-
ohn'es wdding march from "Midsum
mer Night's Dream" was used for the
recessional.
Miss Margaret Patrick, only sistei
nf tlie bride, as maul of honor, was
first to enter. She wore a gown of
brown crepe with brown accessaries
and carried, an arm boquet of talis
man roses tied with gold chiffon.
Little Miss Mary Le Abee, small
cousin of theb ride, carried the ring,
on a satin cushion. She wore a dainty
frock of nine green crepe and a shoul
derette of sweetheart roses and val-
Making highest for the club, Mrs. trict meeting which was held Monday ley lillie-s.
Chalk scored and Mrs. Charles Can- jn Raleigh. The groom entered with his best
field won for tlu'. visitors. Both were Dr. S. W. Thompson motored to man, Theodore Phillips of Morehead
presented attractive card table cov- Ralegih Tuesday to attend the Duke City.
ers. Endowment exercises which were! Theb ride entered with her fath-
A delicious sweet course was serv- held there. He was accompanied by jer. She was strikingly attired in a sa
ed hy the hostess. J Miss Edith Broadway, Mrs. E. A. bio trimmed brown swagger suit
- ! Council and Mrs. Durwood Willis, j ble trimmed brown swagger suit with
ENTERTAIN GUESTS j Mr. and Mrs. J. E. English spent .harmonizing hat, shoes and gloves.
The Junior Order of United Amer- the week end in Oriental where they She wore a corsage of souvenir roses
ican Mechanics gave a social at the' visited friends. land valley lilies. She met the groom
S.B. Denny
ring cere-
regular meeting Thursday, December; Misses Malvina and Mary White- at the altar, where Rev,
6th at the lodge rooms, entertaining hurst have as their guests for the 'performed the beautiful
the wives of the members and other Christmas holidays Mr. and Mrs. Richlmonv.
guests.
Out of town guests were Mr. E V.
Harris, field secretary and son r.f
Tarboro and Mr. T. 0. Moore of Now
Bern, district deputy. Mr. J. E.
English acted as master of ceremon
ies. Ho told briefly the meaning of
the order and the high ideals which
it embodies. The wonderful work
done by its members. A moving pic
ture' was show n by Mr. Harris depict
ing the life of the hundreds of chil
dren being cared for at the orphan
ages at Tifttn, Ohb and at Lexing
ton, N. C. An enjoyable supper
was serve ! the giuvts ami m-.'mbt'rs.
ard Whitehurst of Vermilion, Ohio., The bride entered with her fath
M . and Mrs. Giks Willis and child brown crepe and wore a shoulderette
oi' Asheland, Ohio. jof Joanna Hill roses. The groom's
Mrs. L. L. Leary, Mrs. H. S. Gibbs mother was gowned in blue crepe
Farmville, Saturday and spent the and wore a shoulderette of Joanna
week end visiting Mrs. Arthur Joy-'Hill roses.
ney. j The w edding came as a surprise to
W. J. Allen of Greenville spent the 'the large majority of friends of the
week end in the city visiting friends. , young couple, and the wedding guests
'included only relatives and a very few
HOSPITAL NEWS
Mas-kr d.-sse S-a!,.n. son of Dr.
and Mrs. Frank S..:iton was discharg
ed Sunday.
Mr. .1 nies Cannon Lewis who has
been receiving trcalmeti- t.r injuri
es in a truck accident two weeks
ago, was discharged Monday.
Mr. Adams a member of the etw
of the dredge Comstoek was discharg
ed Friday, Dec. 7th.
Mrs. ..e and little baby were d;s
charged Sunday and returned to th ri
home in Beaufort.
Mrs. Harry North Merrill and ba
by girl were discharged Friday.
Mrs. Joe Elliott was discharged
Saturday. ,
Mrs. Blanche Fulcher was discharg
ed Wednesday.
Mrs. Claude Murdock who has
been receiving treatment was dis
charged Tuesday.
Mrs. Pratt of Beaufort was admit
ted thk week. Mother and baby do
ing nicely.
Mr. W. H. Lewis was admitted for
treatment Monday, December 10th.
Edna Earl Sewell of Swansboro
was admitted Sunday for treatment.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Guth
rie a daughter Sunday.
BICYCLES
New and Rebuilt. Tricycles, Carts, Skates.
Parts and Repair Work.
BEN'S BICYCLE SHOP
PHONE 97-J DEAUFORT
This Coupon Worth Thirty-five Cents
If presented with only 65 cents in cash is goad for a
$1.00 bottle of genuine PINE-IVY COMPOUND for
COLDS, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA LUMBAGO
AND PERIODIC PAINS
35c AT YOUR DRUGGIST 35c
tne
wedding, .ir.d
M:
rnmediat-Jiy a:r
. and Mrs. Kwimieil 'eft for Ashe
e and points in Georgia.
Mr.
Ci
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d Suind
rrduated
son of M.'
11 of More
at the; it;.
j The Choral club of the colored
, school, will present "The Nativity," a
my.-ttry play Christmas, Sunday ev
jetiing, December D, at 6 P M., in the
i and. to: ium of the school. The public
'is coidially niviied. Special musi?.
Playing time, fifty minutes.
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GIFT5 THAT TFFLECT THE
ristmas
-MOD IF HAT ELY PR
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Fell s Dnm store 15
eaviort
rOR MOTHER, DAD, BROTHER, SISTER CR SWEE1 HI-'AUT
May We Suggest For Her
TOILET ENSEMBLL
TOILET WATER $2.20
BATH CRYSTALS 1.10
BATH POWDER 1.10
BOUHJ04St
TOILET SETS
Consisting of Perfume and
Powder or Compact. Bath
Powder, Bath Salts and
Tcibt Soap or we have
complete beauty prepara
tions beautifully boxed by
Coty, Bourjoris, Houli
gant, Yardley and others.
MANICURE SETS
by Coty, Hudnut, Cutex
and Glazo, priced from
45c up, in card .boxes to
leather, or
PERFUMES.
TOILET WATERS,
DUSTING POWDER,
BATH SALTS,
FACE POWDERS,
CREAMS
A Suitable Gift for Every One
M;v We Suggest for Him
SHAVING SETS
by Yardley, Coty, Hudnut,
Houbigant, Mennens, Wil
liams and Colgate, priced
from $1.00 up, consisting
of Shaving Cream, Talc.
after-Shave Lotion and
seme with Too'th Paste or
Razor Blades.
Sheaffer Pens and Pencil
Sets $2.50 to $5.00, Clocks,
Watches, Shaving Brushes
Thermos Bottles. Mash
Lights, Cigaretts, Pipes &
Smoking Tobacco.
FOR the KIDDIES
Trucks, Filling Stations
Mechanical Trains, Books,
Detective Sets, Puzzles
Price 49c up
Electric Toasters, Grill
Irons and Curling Irons.
Price 60c to $5.00
Christmas Cards, Seals, Twine
LET US RESERVE YOUR ORDER FOR M MNE FUR CHRISTMAS TREE 75c up
M wuijin.o km mi I mi
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Wade'i
WEEK DEC 17
MONDAY & TUESDAY
"Cleopatra"
with Claudette Colbert, Warren Wil-I
liams
Alto New
Mat. 10-20c Night 10-2 5c
WEDNESDAY
"Firebird"
with Ricardo Coztez, Veree Teasdale
Alto Comedies
10 20c
r .a.
WE HAVE MOVED
Into our new store on the south side of
Arendell street opposite R. T. Wiilis store.
Will be open for business Saturday, De
cember 15 with a nice stock of Christmas
wreaths, Potted Plants, Cut Flowers and
Gold Fish.
LET US SHOW YOU OUR LINE
I MOREHEAD CITY FLORAL CO.
THURSDAY
"Ready For Love
with Richard Arlen, Ida Lupina
Alto Camedie mni New
Mat 10 20c Night 10 25c
FRIDAY
, "I Sell Anything
! with Pat O'Brien, Ann Dvorak
Also Comedy and News
Mat 10 20c Night 10 25c
RE GO.
SATURDAY
'Galloping Romeo
with Bob Steele
also Frankie Dano in "Burn 'Em Up
Barnes"
and Cartoon and Comedy
Mat. 10 20c Night 10 25c
BEAUFORT
Hiram
Toys-Glfts-Furniture
t We Have A Complete Line of Christmas
Goods at Reasonable Prices
BUY HERE AND SAVE
415 Front St. Beaufort
Feltoirs The Christmas Store
GIFT SUGGESTION
FOR HIM
SHIRTS
PAJAMAS
SOCKS
HANKIES
GLOVES
SCARFS
LOUNGING ROBES
BELTS
SUSPENDERS
SWEATERS
UNDERWEAR
HATS
SUITS
SHOES
TOP COATS
SPATS ' -
HUNTING
CLOTHING
o
FOR HER
HOSIERY
GLOVES
RAIN COATS
DRESS COATS
SWEATERS
SKIRTS
HANKIE
SHOES
SCARFS
SHEETS, PILLOW SETS
PILLOW CASE SETS
NAPKIN SETS
TOWEL-WASH CLOTH
SETS
BRIDGE SETS
UNDERWEAR
PAJAMAS
BLANKETS
A Complete Line For Boys and Girls
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