THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1935
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SMYRNA
'ma Dickinson, Daisy Springle, Irene
I Avery, Beatrice Norris, Opal Merrill,
, v j of Katie Russell, Madie Dickinson, Ruby
Reverend Mr. Freeman preached at He,en Howlandi
at the Methodist church here Sunday ,H e MMfei Spring,
afternoon at 2 :30 o clock Warren, Phil Thomas Jr., Odell
Mrs. Lida Davis is spending several ;M Leat(m Dudleyi Monzelle
days at Gloucester with her sister , Foreman wilie PurLfoy, Elwood
Miss Maggie Pigott. ' Warren, Clyde Merrill, Bryan
Mr. Ben Taylor who has ben em- g , Cedl Jone3( Dickjn.
ployed at Lenoxville has returned gammy char,ea Dud,ey
home' , . n f Raymond Dickinson, Cleo Merrill
Mr. Grady Willis of Atlantic spent Becton 0Nea M Geo
Saturday night and Sunday here with . , . T . F,mo,.
his sister, Mrs. Hancock. . J , , R . . rhnrlp. Mp-ni.
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Eiveren iuerriu ana ju i miner
day.
Iweek end at home with his family.
Mr.and Mrs. Leon Simpson spent
Saturday afternoon with their son
and family.
I Mr. Harold Simpson was a visitor
here Sunday.
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Foreman and Mi-, and Mrs. Harold Eussell, Mrs.
children of Aurora spent the week Habbie Russell Jr., and L. C. Smith
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Tdith Taylor were visitors
A. W. Foreman. !in Swansboro Saturday evening.
Mr. ana Mrs. u. w. aaoiston spent ; jhiss taitn layior wno nas Deen on Mr. and Mrs James wi!lia and T :r rT T" 7..;" , . o Jl
wViio 5nr,,io mmm,. Qf ,. hnmo tU siif list ; oKio t v.o n.it sfrsiin u, . . - . irom tne Chilean rsitrate oi soda bd-
c .u.v. "-"""j i. , - ....... u :vlr, ana iurs. narry wiuis spent
of Mr. M. C. Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Weeks, Sr.,'Sunday visiting friends and relatives
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dickinson mo-, Mrs. John Guthrie and son Max were'ot Marshallberc
a i . - n l ci -1 i '..::. t i j r . i i I
torea 10 oeauiurt aaiuruay morning . visitors hi mureneau viiy oaturuay,
Mr. and Mrs. James Chadwic
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mears of Glouces
ter, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. V.
A. Chadwick Sunday evening.
Mr. Vannie Willis of Morehead
City spent Sunday night here with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wil
lis. Dr. S. T. Lewis and mother, Mrs.
C. Lewis of New Bern and Dr. Lew
is' uncle Mr. Theodore Oliver of
New York City were guests Sunday
and at dinner with Mrs. Herbert
Hancock.
BROAD CREEK
teacher.
We all sympathize with little Mary
Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Taylor who is suffering from an
attack of appendicitis. We are all
hoping she will soon be much bet
ter. Services will be held at Live Oak
Grove church Sunday morning and
Sunday night by Reverend R. H.
Walker. Everyone is urged to attend.
OTWAY
Mr. Claus Mondine was a business
visitor here last Thursday. i
Mr. Will Dennis was in this com
munity Monday on business.
Mr. Fred and Edgar Lewis of
Swansboro spent the week end here.
Mr. George Guthrie and rMs. Cola
Guthrie visited West Broad creek
Monday.
Mr. and rMs. Harold Russell spent
Sunday night with Miss Evelyn Ad
ams. Miss K&thleen Adams and Mrs.
Gladys Dixon and Mrs. Mollie Adams
visited Mrs. Alice Bell Wednesday.
Mr. Winfield Lewis and crew left
Monday for a camping trip,
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clem Gilli
kin a son, Sunday, Feb. 17. Mother
and baby doing fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Filbert Golden and
family of Morehead City spent a
while Saturday afternoon with her
brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Dowty.
Miss Quila Golden spent Saturday
night with her cousin, Miss Olga
Lewis.
Mr. George W. Piner who has been
spending some time with his family
returned to his work Monday.
Mrs. B. B. Lawrence is still on the
sick list at this writing.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Law
rence a daughter the 16th, Saturday.
on a business visit.
Mr. Neal Sabiston motored
Crab Point Saturday afternoon.
GLOUCESTER
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Mr. C. C. Dennis and son Clessie
to ; and Malcolm Russell were visitors in
Morehead City aSturday.
L. C. Smith, 0. E. Smith, C. R.
Mann were visitors in Morehead City
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Russell spent
If J -n w i- in . J.t
Rev. F. B. Brandenberg filled his;aunaay wn wrs. itussen s motner
regular appointment at the Taber-j8 Broad Creek.
nacle church Sunday evening. A I Mr- and Mrs. Christopher Dennis
large crowd attended. and B- F- Harrison spent Sunday at.
Mr. Leo Whitley of New Bern,"-""1 visuing uecn uenms,
road was the guest of Miss Lillian ' who was car wreck last week and
Chadwick Sunday evening. !" n the Fayette ville hospal.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Meares of Beau ! Mr- Harold Russell spei t Monday
fort are spending sometime with Mrs. jin ew Be business.
Meares narents Mr. and Mrs. James Mlss Thelma Taylor spent the week
The American Society of Agron
omy announces an award of ?5,000
ucational Bureau for as tudy of the
importance of rare elements of fer
tilizer in agriculture.
Mrs. Nacy Barker is spending a
few days here with her parents Mr. I Caswell farmers have ordered 2,
and Mrs. Luther Pittman. j 200 pounds of lespedeza seed coop-
Mr. Allen Lupton spent the week : eratively to date, with other orders
end here wtih relatives. being planned.
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Chadwick.
end at Sea Level with her parents.
Mr.
Mi v:o p,w wh fcoo Wn m i nr- Bruce layior, Misses urace
ployed at the CC Camp at Copper ,and Nina Tay sPei Sunday after
Hill, Tenn., has returned home. noon at Newport.
Mr. Albert Fulford of Wake Forest Mrs- Herman Taylor is on the sick
college spent the week end at home. llst- Her many friends hope her a
Mr. and Mrs. George Russell and.d.v recovery.
little son George Miller of Russell's!
Creek spent Sunday with her par- WIRE GRASS
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The Boys and girls club met at Mother and baby doing nicely.
Miss Oliva Dixon Friday night and
had a very fine meeting.
Rev. and Mrs. Ganmins visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Jones Wednesday.
Mr. Willie Rome has been ill for
several weeks but we are hoping him
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Reiley Dixon who has been ill
with flu is much better now.
Rev. Wade Bustle will fill his reg
ular appointment here at the M. E
church Saturday and Sunday.
MERRIMON
Rev. F. B. Brandin berg filled his
regular appointment here Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock.
Miss Elva Salter who holds a posi
tion in the county auditor's office in
Beaufort is spending some time at
home.
Miss Maldred Salter was here for
the week end.
Mr. Herbert Hancock of Straits is
building a large stock barn for Mr.
C. P. Jameson.
Mr. Warren Piner of Wiliston
spent a few days here last week build
ing a flue for G. M. Carraway.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stallings were
guests of Miss A. . Jameson Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. H. T. Banks of Lukens attend
ed services here Sunday morning.
NORTH RIVER
Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Warren return
ed home Saturday from Duke Hos
pital. They were accompanied by
their son Otis who has been receiv
ing treatment there.
Mrs. Roy Merrill and little daugh
ter ow Wire Grass is spending some
time here with Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Merrill.
Mrs. W. P. Arthur and daughter
Mrs. Clarence Noe spent a short
while Sunday with Mrs. Clarence
Willis of Morehead City.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Piver, Mrs.
Sudie Wade, Mrs. P. B. Beachem and
Mr. A. J. Longest spent Sunday with
Miss Crissie Evans of Wire Grass.
Mrs. Otis Willis and infant daugh
ter returned to her home at upper
North River Monday after spending
a few weeks here with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Warren.
Mrs. Jesse Wade and sister Mrs.
Thelma White-hurst spent Friday
with frien9s in Beaufort.
Mrs. H. W. Merrill spent the week
end with relatives at Russell Creek.
The North River club met with
Mrs, Mrs. Neva Dail February 14th.,
with 29 present. We were glad to
have that many but we hope to have
more next time.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Arthur spent a
short while with their sister Mrs.
Clarence Willis of Morehead City
Sunday night.
RUSSELL CREEK
Mrs. Vergie Lawrence spent a
while Monday with Mrs. B. B. Law
rence. Mr. Hugh Lawrence spent the
week end with his family and return
ed Monday to his work.
Mr. and Mrs. Lola Lewis and son
spent a while Sunday night with Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Dowty.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Lawrence spent
a while Saturday night with Mrs. Guy
Gillikin.
The whooping cough is in our
neighborhood which most every one
is sorry for.
Mr. J. M. Phillips is getting a
long nicely with his school class.
Mrs. O. W. Lewis spent a while
Sunday with her sister Mrs. Emma
C. Lawrence.
Misses Angus Lawrence and qui
la Golden entertained a number of
their friends in honor of their 17th.
birthday last week end.
ents Mr. and Mrs,
hurst.
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ivieSSrb. 0,11 x ,Bn aim r-.n ""'j Sunday with Mr. and
ville with Mr. Pigott's brother Mr. h M d Ue
,T fi 'Tom Norris motored
ivir. ana :urs. i.eonara iNeison speni
one day last week at Cedar Island.
Miss Josie Pigott, a teacher of
Newport spent the week end at home.
She had as her guest Misses Minnie
Nelson, and Rochelle Willis, teachers
of Newport school.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Harris of Marsh
allberg spent Snuday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Chadwick. v
Mr. and Mrs. Cullie Piner of Willis
ton spent Sunday with their daugh
ter Mrs. O. W. Chadwick.
There are many cases of whoop
ing cough in this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Willis of As
bury Park, N. J. arrived last Wednes
day to spend some time with Mr.
Willis parents Mr. and Mrs. James
Willis.
Mary Lettia, the small daughter of
1W nr.. r c: v.. -
Messrs. Andrew and Luther Lup-i"" i,iu'""c
ton who are employed at South River I e whooping cough at this writing.
With ! a one wiiu iiaa ciuyivy-
mem at tne mioreneaa L4ty nosptiai
LOLA.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Merrill spent 1
Mrs. L. L.
and Mr.
to Kinston
Sunday on business.
Mr. Ira Lee Long and Mr. and
Mrs. Norfleet Twell of Wildwood
were visitors in our-community Sun
day. Mr. Aleck Norris and family spent
Sunday with his father Mr. Tom Norris.
LENOXVILLE
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spent the week end at
their families.
Mrs. A. W. Styron,
home
Mrs.
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Day and son Mrs. Clyde Harris and . mu1V ruuna,. na
son of Roe and Mr. W. S. Goodwin i dauhte TE1 a Grey sPent Saturday
were vistiors at Beaufort Sunday. r d . " , ,,
Mrs. Fulford Willis of Wiliston is ! ,Burtn' Mn",e1, .and Har"
here spending a while with her par-, amel8 wh are fiinS e
ents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Daniels & Bern spent the week end at
Mr. Norvie Day who has been em- M ' P m , , .
t M..i m... v Mrs- G- -W. Goodwin of Roe who
r; ...i:irJ.:..r .IP. 'M been ill at the home of her nar-
CORE CREEK
ed last week to visit his mother Mrs.
Rittie Day.
Mr. Clyde Cherry spent the week
end at Bettie visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Goodwin was
in our community a short while Sat
urday night.
Mr. Bertram Willis who is spend
ing the winter here with his grand
parents spent the week end at Willis-
ton visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. ;
Fulford Willis.
Mrs. Elmer Lupton and Mrs. Ar
thur Goodwin of Roe were vistiors
in our community Sunday.
Capt. A. W. Styron and W. S.
Goodwin made a business trip to
Beaufort Friday of last week,
ents Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Goodwin re
turned home last Friday.
Mrs. Ollie and Stella Dudley and
Mrs. Rena Hunnings were the guests
of Mrs. Monroe Simpson Sunday af
ternoon. Mr. Monroe Simpson spent the
PLAN FLOWER SHOW
Mrs. G. M. Sabiston is spending
the week at Crab Point with her sister
Mrs. Joe Smith.
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mi. aim una. r luyu uicKinson ana . ... , , .
little daughter were vistiors at the aftf Sp.!ndlng week end ln
home of Mrs. G. C. Langdale Sunday
Miss Annie Gaskill arrived Mon-
i
Women of the Home Demonstra
tion Clubs are planning a Flower
Show for spring. A definite date has
inot been set, but it is understood
jthe show will be held some time in
April. An all day meeting will be
I held and an interesting program is
(being planned.
evening.
Mr. Raymond Dickinson was a
vistior at the home of tha Misses
Dickinson Sunday evening.
Mrs. E. C. Dickinson and children
spent Sunday at Harlowe with her
mother, Mrs. Lula Bell.
Mr. D. W. Sabiston was a business
visitor at Beaufort Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dickinson were
business visitors at Beaufort Saturday.
Mr. G. M. Sabiston was in Beau
fort Saturday on a business visit.
Mrs. Kate E. Goodinir sDent Mon-
Beaufort visiting relatives,
Mrs. Clyde Harris of Roe was in !
our community a short while Sunday
afternoon
BOGUE
Mrs. E. S. Smith of Norfolk, Va.,
spent several days of last week with
her mother Mrs. G. G. Taylor.
Miss Grace Taylor of Baltimore,
Mdd., arrived last week eo spend two
weeks here- with her mother Mrs. G.
G. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Hancock, Miss
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Wire Clothes Lines, each 19c
Cotton Clothes Lines, each 25c
Family Scales, - $1.19
Electric Irons . $2.45. &up
5 Burner Florence Range, $39.95
Mildred Guthrie and Mr. Walter
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The young people's class of the
Free Will Baptist Sunday school en-i
tertained at a very enjoyable party
Friday night, February the fifteenth
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Merrill. Games and other amusements
were enjoyed during the evening. A
delicious sweet course was served.
Those enjoying the evening were as
follows: Missas Hilda Sr.biston, Thel-
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