Pr EIGHT
MOREHEAD NEWS
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
Mrs. Vernon Paul of New Born en
tertained Thursday i-wning at a de
lightful shower at the 1 :-n.e of hf.
mother Mrs. M. S. I.e.- in honor ot
her sister Mrs. Mclohon a recent
bride. The entire lower floor was
thrown ensuite and attractively dec
covated with spring flowers and ev
ergreen. Low bowls of white and yel
' low roses were seen every where. Tall
yellow tapers burned in the hall and
living rooms. A color scheme of yel
low and white being carried out thru
out the home. The chair of the hon
oree was tied with a large yellow
crepe how.
Mr. Paul was becomingly attired
in a . hue Mister crepe hostess gown.
Mrs. McLohon, wore grepe triple
crepe, with pink accessories.
Three contests were held, prizes
.were awarded to the- winner, which
presented these to the honoree. Fol
lowing this Master Duffy Lee Paul
came in with a miniature bride and
groom tied to a long yellow string
with this message:
Follow the string,
Follow the string
To see what the present, and future
will bring. Tools for the butler, the
waitress, the cook. There take up the
basket and start out and look.
The honoree followed this and
found a large yellow crepe basket ov
erflowing with gifts. She thanked
each doner with gracious charm.
Yellow fruit punch, pastel mints
and cake were served.
Guests numbered twenty-five.
HOSPITAL NOTES
National Hospital Day observ
ed here last Sunday was a big suc
cess.A large number of persons visit
ed the institution durnig the day.
The following persons have been
discharged from th hospital recent
ly: Mrs. B. A. Grant of Morehead
City, May 8th., Mrs. Robert Arthur
and baby of Bettie, May 10th, Mas
ter Colby Short of Moreluad City
May 2nd, Mrs. R. L. Bowers and
daughter of Cape Lookout, May 11th
Mrs. Katie Mae Garner of :,'fv.p,.;t.
Mr
12th, Mr. Ma
;t:
oast Guard Cutter Travis, M:'.y li:
Mrs. W. L. Sutton ;ind son of
ti- Mav 1 Itb.
The following persona have ben j
admitted to the hospital recently : Mr.
David Garner of Newport, M:;y 3rd,
for operation. Miss Sudie Mae Willis
of Morehead City, May 3rd, for op-'Thursday following a stroke- ot ap
eiation; Mr. Raymond Garner of poplexy and illness of only a few
Newport, May 8th for operation: days. She was the wife of S. G.
Mrs. Louis Guthrie of Morehead Gould prominent farmer of the New
City. May 10th, Mrs. D. W. Gwynne port section.
of Gloucester, May 12th., for op- Besides her husband she is sur
eration: Mr. Sterling Ramsey of vived by one son C. A. Gould, a
Washington, D. C, for operation: brother, Monroe Mann and a ssiter,
Mr. Andrew Barnett of Ocracoke j Mrs. Lizzette Edwards and a host of
admitted, May 13th for treatment. I relatives and friends. The esteem in
Births: Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. ' which the deceased was held in her
L. Becton of Bachelor May 11th a
son.
SCHOOL BOARD
MET THURSDAY
, - , , !
Teachers who will si-rve in the lo-,
cal scnools next year were elected at '
a meeting of the board last Thursday I
right. There has been some talk a-,
round town or possibly criticisms fori
the failure to re-elect certain teach-1
ers. Mr. Fritz made no comment oth- "
er than giving a copy of the minutes
for the press, and those who made,
comments arouna town aia not, seem
. J I i J I L .
especially interested in being quot
td.
One of Beaufort's most prominent
citizens suggested that we print a
lopy vi uie tninuK.1, jib satu mey
were of interest, "not especially for
wnai mey contained, out ior tnmgs
not contained." He probably had ref-
.rence to the section, "At this point
ur. iayior excused nimseit ana mr.
Dill was made chairman." No reason
was given in the minutes why Chair
man Taylor excused himself and
tht.t incidentally is the story the
liih'utt s follow:
Th.- Bo.-ud met at 8 o'clock with
the following members present:
MesM-t. Taylor, Wheatly, Dill, Hill
l'aul, King, Noe and Gibbs.
The following items of business
were disposed of:
1. The Board placed itself on rec
ord as recommending Mr. E. S. Wat-
ers as supervisor or foreman on the things in general. He would like to go
rymnasium. (to sea off North Carolina aboard a
2. The treasurer was authorized filing smack for a voyage or two
to pay up to $15 to the Athletic As-j, ... and if ho did the chances are
tociation. that the world would soon learn the
3. The selection of a Janitor was j New England coast is not the only
l;ft to Kupt. Allen and Mr. Fritz. (setting for fishing stories. Paul Green
The attached resolution in regard jr. says he likes Chapel Hill much
to extra curricular activities and ap- better than Hollywood and then he
1-recii.tion of the services of Mr. Chas. ! asked me if I was going to put it in
Lassell were duly authorized and .the paper,
f.dopted. I ' ,
The next item of business was the IF I WAS THE CHIEF of Beau
( lection of teachers as follows: Miss- fort's Fire Department I would in
3 Louise Hudgins, Virginia Howe,, struct my men to allow a newspaper
men Iroctor, Corrine Willis, Susan man the privilege- of entering build
i.umley Mary Catharine Holland, ings at the scene of fires or to go
; essie Arlington, Mamie Wolfe, Ed-! within the fire-line of down town
i-,h Lewis, Emily Loftin, Florence ' blazes. What v;e hava specific refer-
-rooks.
At this point Mr. Taylor excused 1
1 imself and Mr. Dill was made chair-
....... wct-uon continuea as Iol-
lows
iFrcd Lewis
High School: Mildred Salter, Elea-
j or . -ns, Verena Way and
Lena
i .'flowing colored
teachers
were also e4mtfl: Mnlilm T-.,,.n
JPla Sparrt-, Helen Davis, Mabel
GCLDEN WEDDINi
4
Mr. ar.d Mes. F. M. Goodwin
On Friday, May 10 they had Inen
married 50 years, this lovable old
couple of Lenoxville. On Sunday
they celebrated and it was one of the
biggest events of it's kind held in
this county in many a day. All of the
children were present including, Mr.
and Mrs. D. B. Garner, Newport; Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Day, Mr. and Mis.
G. W. Goodwin, and Mrs. Dennis
Goodwin, of Roe, (Ceiar Island) Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Pittman and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Goodwin of Beaufort.
A large number of grand children
and 1Jior i'ei.-n.ives were present to
Cilebrate and partake of a migrty
fine dinner served on the lawn.
TI 'I ?
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K'S
Site i .
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MRS. EftHLY J.
Funev.il st rviees v;c
GOULD
e conducted
'Friday afternoon in Newport
'Mrs. Emily J. Goul.i, 73, who
for
died
community was shown by tne laige
the last rites and
nflfWinW The daughter of ;
late Jasper B. and Clarky Mann, j
Mrs. Gould was born near Newport j
and spent her entire life there.
MRS. LUCREIA EVANS
Rnown affectionateiy aS "Aunt
Cl.issie she. !iej M.,y 10, at the home
of her half ssiter Mrs. C. T. Eubanks
where ghe had ma(( her home for the
foul. s Mrs Evans wa3 87
' rg 0
Funeraj services were conducted
Russell-9 Cl.eek( Freewill Baptist
. . -th rpv. l. u. Wethering-
V, S-t '
. of Morphead City officiating. In
terment was made in the family bur
ial ground at North River.
She is survived by one brother,
. Vno-ono rtiiHlpv two half sisters Mrs,
. r T Fnhank- nd Mrs. Da is Sad-
and tW(J haf brotherSi r. T. and
w Q Du(jiey 0f this place.
Lewi Cornd, Ca,.ter Doris Best
Mose9 w. Freeman Jr., Naomi Len-
non, Nellie Artis.
At this point the Board adjourned
to the call of the chaiiman.
WATERFRONT
(Continued from page one)
(Continued from page one)
PAUL GREEN THE FAMOUS
playwright and author and myself
were standing on the Inlet Inn pier
i last. Snndav mornini? talkiner about
ene to is t,.ie faet that when thig
columnist starU-d in Dr. Hendrix's
house Tuesday morning to make a
general survey of damage done and
what the firemen had accomplished,
a great big fellow with a hand about
the size of a ten pound ham said
"You can't get in her?, go to the win-
Idow." Whereupon I walked off the
porch uninterested in giving any men
): c - l a.
police reporter on a city daily I was
THE BEAUFORT NEWS THUSDAY, MAY 16, 1935
li'ov. ..! the privilege cf going inside
;.f the hose if 1 wanted to, and the
!!emen were glad to cooperate,
Si-.im-Hmos a newsnaoerman can give
a letter story if he set s the firemen Upon motion it is ordered, that ;
in action and the actual work. So Tax Collector, be instructed to j
Chief Hatsell what are we going tomake daiiy settlements with Auditor!
do about future cases of this kind? l0f an items collected, whether by
BABY OTTERS
(Continued From Page 1)
, ,. ,. JBeer License be issued to the follow-
it up and from all markings the bird , u,35 to April 30, !
n'oc an o I'lttTlil r!i , IWlin ll'l'- WITH;
mi (,w..vv l..
lioth legs were
i banded with the following inscilp-
ions,
1708 A.F and "25 Pal 03."
The pigeon may have been one enter-
ed in a race and Charlie Manson I
stated Wednesday morning that it,
would be released to continue on
ithe home cote or wherever it had
started.
And by the way Guinea Pigs are I
not so numerous on J lver s Island
i since the new bridire and causeway 1
has made it possible for small boys
to walk to the laboratory. The f ore- i
' going story covers the natural his-'
tory situation for the past week.
FORT CANNONS
Continued from page one)
C. I.
rifted, 6 inch, .1 bore and six
32-pdr. Carronades."
"Under date or September 29, 1903
instructions were, issued by this of
1SSueu uy u..s
ms, carnages, pro-
s etc., on hand at j
.atertown Arsenel,
fice to ship all guns
jectiles, implements.
Fort Macon to Watertown Arsenel
Watertown, Mass. The guns were lat-
ter own Mass the guns were lat-!
declared obsolete and disposed of
thru gift and sale under specified ;
4 ..i. , ,ii,i
rtlTS t)t miigie, tnnciuic, u, uu,u,
he impossible to locate and replace
the specific guns wh.ch were formerly,
on hand at Fort Macon. L
"Under date of December 14,
1903 the District Engineer Officer at
Wilmington, North Carolina was in-
structed to take over the old Fort
and such property as remained there.
Sincerely youis,
W. H. TSCHAPPAT,
Major General, Chief of Ordinance"
LIQUOR HILL.
(Continue i fion page one)
Other matters disposed of during
Ithe meeting were in the following
I minutes:
I TTnrm inAlinn 1 1" nv!pred. th'lt.
Mr. Freeman, be called to verify his
figures in his bid for supplies for
County Home, and that Chairman be
instructed to notify Mr. Freeman
that in future, bids offered shall not
show any change.
Upon motion it is ordere-d, that a
committee consisting of Commis
sioners Fulcher, Guthrie adnelCrk
Board be appointea to investigate
property values of Serpell Land and
Timber Corp.
Upon motion it is ordered, that bid
of Freeman Brothers for supplies for
County Home for month of May, be
accepted.
Upon motion it is ordered, that
County Attorney is hereby authonz-
eu to mane settlement 01 Newport
of
Fisheries Company's Tax Suits in-
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'vivinr liens uo to and im-ludin;
on basis of payment of $1,500.-
no nnVable $500.00 m June
(10.00
tl,. sr-,00 ()0 in August 1135.
cash or checks and Auditor is here- wjU Arrinf,toni Beaufort; John
by instructed to accept same a" U 'Guthric Morehead City; G. C.
ingly. i Garner, Newport; Ray Hamilton,
Unon motion it is ordered, that',, , , Charlie Robinson, Atlan-
iltMD, a. it. mat,v, ... ...
'io h m t-.v.-iov. . ii. ineteu.
l ,t' ,T 1. ..4-..U I
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A P 's two Stores. I4
" ... , , ...
Upon motion o' tkred t at
Tax Lister, be instructed to Lit
to'Op.n Ground property av a ...
tion 25 per cent lower lor i.mo xn.m
I10'.1934- ,. !t ... ..... t!,,t
Cpon mouou "ji
Upon motion
i..n-, ii ii:iiii ill I ii ii in ,,-i
Foreclosui
the same to apply on i
bis father's taxes.
Upon motion it ,s ordered that an
advance of $1 .200 03 be made to Ab-
rp.hp.ms ami nn.u.Kf, . ...
! i. :.. .t;,i -;tVi simlir. of i
mem in t'i'iiun" -
i Carteret County for 3 1-2 year per-:
iiod to April 30th, 1935. payment to
!be made if and when funds are are
available from the proper source.
The following gootl and lawful men
, T..j.. Ti,v.
vtre tirawn ior juuj mtouc uu..
Term, 1935.
William Mason. Atlantic; R. N
Taylor, Xewport; Stacy C. Willis,
J j j. Ward Newport; ow.
- Joh
ar ,
Beaufort; Albert Gaskill,
' RB,llflw(l A
' S. Taylor, Bogue; G. L. Dudley,
. T M wm.J. T
- "
Leffe strMs
... ,.',, Km(t. M a
1"' : T, V " " o;,V " aT
Nonis, Beaufort; Leon Salter, At
lantic; S. J. Cannon, Newport; J. W.
Humphrey, Beaufort; K. B. Arthur,
Morehead City; D. B. Wade, Jr.,
Morehead City; Abbott Morrif, New
port; Walter M. Willis, Marshallberg;
V. S. Salter, Newport : E. L. Weeks,
Bogue; E. D. Sharp?, Morehead City;
Geo. W. Finer, Morehead City; H.
C. Taylor, Sealevtd; Johnnie S. Lock-
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i
Still
birth; !T,iw,
J lown.
Leant, rt
Births Deaths
5 4 0
12 7 0
15 0
0 0 0
3 0 0
0 0 0
0 2 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 2 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
2 2 1
2 2 0
0 0 0
1 0 1
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Townships
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Cedar Is.
Harkers Is.
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Atlantic
Davis
Sea Level
Stacy
Marshallberg
Merrimon
M. City
Newport
Portsmouth
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MAIL BOX
(Continued from page four)
Presidential election in 11)36.
Sunday at just one load, the fer
ry drew over the bay hundred and
fifteen women, children and men with
ten automobiles and a truck, all go
ing to Davis to church on "Mothers
Day.' After disembarking the big
boat suddenly pulled herself out of
the slip and slid over the bay with
out a Captain, this time leaving him
on the dock, we did not realize the
auzl, ,., fok f, nt ,ikp
. ' unk,ss a Captain is on th, brid
... . . T
when he too, must be in good spirits,
ought 0 be on the ship.
After the State drowns some of
if)Ur people thon it wjll be just too
ate gen(j ft man arounj chewing
a ciear like a ?oat L'c'dar .bark-
attempting to learn the probable
I cause of the great castrophy. A
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JIMMIE GUTHRIE,
Harkers Island, N
May 15, 1935.
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