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THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY. MARCH 23, 193r
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VIorehead City News
C. G. Station was discharged on
March 21st.
Ed. Collins (colored) Beaufort was
discharged on March 2oth.
j Delia Henderson (colored) was dis
l charged on March 21st.
ROBERT DAVID BAREFOOT
Funeral services were heid Sunday
morning at the home- of Mr. and Mrs.
Barefoot on Arendell street for their
little fifteen-month old son, whose
death occurred Saturday morning at
the Morehead City hospital of mas
toiditis. After the service, which was
conducted by Rev. A. 1 Stevens of
the First Baptist churhe, the body was
carried by motor to Benson for in
terment, the former home of Mr. '
and Mrs. Barefoot. '
phrey, dressed in light blue with navy I
blue accessories and each carrying :
boquets of snapdragons, stock and j
tulips then entered. ;
Following the brides maids
Personals
Miss Frances Mae Klein, who nurs
es at Duke Hospital spent the week-
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came; ""a nere wnn ner iainer, mr. rranK
and Mayor Taylor took into consul- eluded in the colored list were: Joe case, that of a drunkeness charge a
eration that bhirlee apparently did rullord, IU days, William tfrown lu
not want to prosecute the youths and days. Cases against Calvin Stanley,
thus be forced to send them on to Re- Ellis Baxter and Corney Chadwick
corder's court. So the theft charge were continued.
was stricken out, whereupon Chief j Far be it from the Beaufort News
Longest nonchalantly walked to the to jeave any one-s name out 0f tne
Judge's bench, requested a blank war-'paper although the police court story
rant, filled same out charging Shirlee ast wcefc was crowded to this edi
with drunkenness, served the war- Hon, Tt follows:
WILLIAM GASTON HEADEN
Mrs. Charles N. Bennett, matron of Klein.
honor dressed in light blue crepe with Billie Chalk, a student at State
navy blue accessories carrying an College, returned to his work Mon
arm boquet of snap dragons and talis- day after spending a few days here
man roses. Little Buck Matthews with his parents Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
dressed in navy blue preceded the , Chalk.
bride bearing the ring. The bride' Miss Catherine Wallace of Greens
wearing navv blue crepe and carrv- boro spent the week end with her
jing an arm boquet of pink brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wal
roses, valley lilies, gardenias and lace-
ferns entered with her brother Rob-1 Miss Jeanne Salisbury
spent the
At 3 p. m. this afternon funeral Moore Wallace who gave her in weeK-ena in wew fsern, tne guest ol
services were conducted for William 'marriage. Rev. A. P. Stephens, pas- Miss Jane Gorham.
Gaston Headen, 22 at the home of jtor of tne church officiated. Dr. Gates McKaughan of Lumber-
his mother Mrs. Mary Headen on Ar- Immediately after the ceremony iton sPe"t the week-end here visiting
endell St., Morehead City. He died in!ttu'b nJ-1 and groom left by motor j Inends
the hospital there yesterday after- Ior a weeding trip. Upon their re
noon following a lingering illness. ; Ulrn they will be at home in Beau-
Besides his mother he is survived by:01'
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head City.
N. C.
Louis Morris of More: lhls wedding joined two of Beau-jfort-Morehe-ad
City's popular voung-
Miss Bettie Salisbury, a student at
E. C. T. C. was here a while on Sun
iday. Miss Eudora Moore, who has spent
the winter at Port Reading,. New
Rev. D. M. Sharpe of the Metho- er set Mrs- Potter graduated from Jersey with her husband is the guest
dist church and Rev. A. P. Stenhensitne local hlSh school and then attend
of the Baptist church officiated at they'd Louisburg College. Mr. Potter is
funeral. Interment was made in Bay- the son of Mr- and Mrs- W. V. B.
view cemetery. Potter of Beaufort and is a graduate
The dead youth was the son of the of .the University of North Carolina,
late Dr. Headen, prominent physician fnisin school he taught for a year
in Morehead City for many years. in. Newton and for several months
l tins year ne was a member of the
faculty of Beaufort High School, re
signing to operate a fish business he
owns.
Following the rehearsal Monday
night of this week, the bridal nartv
and members of their families were
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t-uvcitaineu oy mrs. jsen ftoyail at a
reception.
guest of Mrs. J. W. Wallace and
Miss Fannie Davis. i
B. F. Royall, Jr., returned Monday j
to resume his work at the University
at Chapel Hill, where he is a student
this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freeman spent
Sunday afternoon in Richland.
'rant and the Kentuckian was found
I guilty and given his choice of five
days or $2.50. He chose the latter.
I The Springles were given 10 days on
the drunkeness charge and Glover,
1 because it was his first offense was
'given five days, or their choice of
'paying the fine on a 50 cent a day
basis.
Ed Bullock Henry, one of Mayor
J Taylor's regular patrons was up a
gain on the same old charge, drunk
and disorderly. As he usually sleeps
n jail, (according to an officer pres
ent) whether he is doing time or not
his sentence this time was 30 days
on the street.
Others in cou;t answering charges;
of drunk and disorderly conduct and I
the sentences which can be stricken '
out if paid for at rate of 50 cents
per day were: Johnnie Wiley, 5 days,
Albert Ingram 5 days, Fred Lloyd 10
days and Hiram Springle 10 davs. :
The foregoing were white men. In-
Seven were found guilty. One
gainst George Turner, colored, was
dismissed. Other cases, the charges
and disposition follow: Glover Har
desty, fighting, five days; Cornev
Chadwick, drunk, 10 days; Duffy
Rhodes, drunk, 10 days; Andrew
Stewart, drunk, five days; John D.
Cope, drunk, 10 days; Sadie Fuller
Sparrow, brawl, five days and William
Presley, drunk and assault five days.
Used Car
GEORGE KIRBY BOUND
OVER TO SUPERIOR COURT
(Continued from page one)
HOSPITAL NOTES
MRS. LASHLY ENTERTAINS
On Thursday evening Mrs. John
Lashlcy and sister, Miss Lillian
Frances Giddens, entertained a num
ber of friends honoring Miss Eulalie
Wallace, whose wedding took place
on Tuesday, March 26. Tables were
arranged for contract and other
games, which were indulged in until
a late hour, when a delicious chicken
received an attractive novelty cigar-1 Mrs. Laura Smith of Salter Path,
ette box. jwas admitted on March 25th for
1 'treatment.
POTTER-WALLACE . Mrs. Monroe Adams of Broad
A wedding of unusual beauty ami Creek was admitted March 27th for
charm was solemnized in the First treatment.
Baptist church here Tuesday after-,' Master Gerald Murdock of Wild
noon when Miss Eulalie Wallace, only wood was discharged Mmvli -'"iili
From evidence presented in May-
or s court it seems that Eugene
Snrimrlv Srti'ino'lo T ntkr,.
Baby Bernard Nelson of Atlantic Glover and Porter SWW tfcu
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John O
Wallace became- the bride of Mr.
William Hollister Potter of Beaufort.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with snap-dragons, hyacinths,
tulips and ferns and other Spring
flowers and lighted by the soft glow
of candles. Tall white tapers in Ca
thedral candelabtas placed around
the altar completed the decorations.
Nuptial music was rendered by
Mrs. A. P. Stephens, organist, Mrs.
R. T. Willis, James and Reginald
Willis, sololist, David B. Webb, violin
ist, and G. L. Arthur celloist. James
Willis sang "I Love You Truly," "The
Sweetest Story Ever Told" was sung
by Mrs. R. T. Willis and Reginald
Willis sang "O Promise Me." "Be
lieve Me If All Those Endearing
Young Charms" and "Here Comes
The Brido" was rendered by the
choir. As the party marched up the
aisle Mrs. Stephens at the organ ren
dered Mendelshonn's Wedding March.
lhe ushers, James H. Potter ami
James D. Potter preceded the bride-j
groom and his best man, Richard;
Whitehurst. Miss Cora Ward wearing'
a dress of rose beige with navy blue j
accessories and Miss Hattie Lee Hum-,
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Miss Jesse Powell of Beaufn
last Saturday night. Burins? t.hp
party, which was staged in Shirlee's
room at the Russell House, some, of
the boy's started dressing up in
Shirlee's clothes. Anyone knows who
has fooled around much with liquor
that after several drinks one might
P'et into a consuming mood. Anyway
tne three guc-sts of Mr,
Shirlee wprp
ort RFD arrester nn fVi;irora r,f Am-n,.
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-.- uisumigeu on Jiarcn -itn
Mrs. Rupert Salter Atlantic
discharged on March 25th,
and also for the theft of wearing ap-
was parei valued at less than $20. Each
npfpnrlanf QilmlfnJ
Mr. Clarence Rose of At antic wms rivmtc .Kki, r ,
j;,,,,!,-,, . , , . ilt...viuSu nunc were convmcea
discharged on March 21st. thp wo -,w .....u
u::ir ivt i . imic wuuiu tail aoso-
Willie Nelson of Fort Macon, lutely drunk. Each denied any theft.
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