THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1935
PAGE FiVS
Personal Notes
TELEPHONE 16
WORRY
Today is that Tomorrow
You feared so, yesterday.
And cares you tried to borrow
You find have slipped away.
Remember how yon fretted
At things that might befall?
And what was it, you netted?
You aged yonrself that's all!
,We have enough of trouble
From which we cannot flee,
So let's not make it double
Through cares we think we see,
Lets not in fear be sinking
Be brave, and don't be glum.
But sweeten life, by thinking
Of cares that will not come.
Selected.
jNoe presiding.
A most enjoyable social meeting
j preceded the business with Mrs.
Bloodgood and Mrs. Will Arrington
as hostesses.
Mrs. J. G. Allen, president of the
twelfth district, announced the state
council meeting will be held in New
Bern Oct 8 and 9th. She called spec
ial attention" to the twelfth district
meeting to be held in Vanceboro, Sat
Jurday, Oct. 19, and urged all club
; women to attend. She stated that her
MRS HARDY LEWIS ENTERTAINS; ff k, f J!!! 'i.v.f.0 -Jlt : tf"j
Avt uuu una jcoi la me uigaiiizauuii
Mrs. Hardy Lewis, Jr., entertained
a number of her friends at a series
of a Junion Woman's Club.
Recommendations of the club board
Mrs. Hayne outlined a four-fold
program for each monthly meeting of
garden end civics department with a
discussion of trees, shrubs, flowers,
and papers on garden work.
The library report for the past
year was given by Mrs. Stubbs, li
brarian. This showed considerable
growth and quite an increased patron
age over any previous year.
The following committees were
appointed:
Membership: Mrs. J. G. Allen, Mrs.
U. E. Swann, Mrs. Graydon Paul, Mrs
M. L. Davis, Mrs. S. E. Hayrie, Mrs.
J. S. Gutsell, Mrs. Loftin.
Ways and Means: Mrs. C. L.
AS Tfati hV f ha aa.of at, an1 Ananfoil I Paom ltfia V T? T3 . .1 1 1irMH TT
al'XLZ ThUrS1by foiiow.7 irO.M; Robert
FiZ tilvr f I L Monthly business meetings to' Safrit, Mrs. Seth Gibbs, Mrs. Larry
Eight tables were arranged for be heId on firgt Thurgd of each Moore.
play. At the conclusion of the game month in the Hut , Prornm rftmm!tf fnr Mm.
nn Tnaafait n ft U . " " ..v , w t ...
went to Mrs Howard Jones, who re- designated as "Club Day" on which
ceived a white vase. Second high'. 00 f ,.,,. 'l. u '
.went to Mrs. John Jones who receiv-,nnt Slw.y, oa mootinM , ,.
ed a bulb bowl. On Thursday high d cWc. dept.
score which was a hanging basket, 3 A social hour to be observed
went to Miss Lottie Sanders, and sec- at each reguar business meeti
4. Dues to remain the same.
Miss Mary Catherine Holland spent
last week-end in Wilson visiting
friends.
Miss Rose Felton will return home
Friday after visiting friends in New
Bern.
Miss Louise Robinson of Spring
Hope spent the week-end in Beaufort
as the guest of Miss Mamie Wolfe.
Mrs. Agnu Lewis and daughter of
New Bern spent Sunday here visiting
Mrs. Murray Thomas, Jr.
Miss Eleanor Ramsey who is em
ployed in New Bern spent the week
end here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. P. Ramsey.
Mrs. Richard Felton returned home
Wednesday night after visiting in
Concord.
lir. Hugh Overstreet spent last
(week end at Burgaw. Mrs. Overstreet
Returned to Beaufort with him to
Bpend a few days.
Mrs. Sam Thomas spent last week
end at Burgaw visiting Mrs. Hugh
Overstreet.
Capt. and Mrs. Elisha Tillett of
Ocracoke are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Tillett. While here their son
will undergo a tonsil operation.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Bell returned
home Wednesday after taking Mr.
Bell's mother home at Elizabeth City.
Rev. C. T. Rogers is holding a re
vival at Maysville this week.
Friends of James Noe, will be glad
to learn that he is recovering from
burns received about his face and
body on Monday. .
Mr. William F. Gibson of Patter
son, N. J., is the house guest this
week of Mr. and Mrs. R. Henderson.
Benjamin E. Spencer and George
O'Neal passed through Beaufort last
Saturday from Fayetteville where
ond high score was held by Mrs.
Hugh Piner who received a bon bon
dish. On Friday at the end of the
play Mrs. John Ratcliffe was found
to hold high score and received a
cookie jar. Second high for the day
went to Mrs. W. I. Loftin who receiv
ed bridge cards,
ber: Mrs. F. R. Bell and Mrs. C. H.
Pope. Some phase of club work not
carried on by departments is to be
presented at each monthly meeting.
Social committee for November:
Mrs. C. L. Beam and Mrs. G. D. Hill.
Welfare committee: Mrs. Bailey
and Mrs. Hyde.
Two new names were presented
All members asked 'for membership and accepted. All
urged to
join early and thus receive the bene-
ap-'fit of the entire club year.
I Vera II. Stubbs,
tne
one
dollar per year, payable to Mrs. Hugh
Jones, treasurer.
to pay early, so that obligations of : prospective members were
the club may be met at once.
5. Publicity chairman to be
pointed.
6. Music
one. Six cars have been promised.
It is hoped that these will be filled to
capacity. A telephone call or card
will reserve you a ride. Flease noti
fy Mrs. Blythe Noe if you can go.
Mrs. Allen has exersf.vi much tiine.
thought and effort to make the 12th
District outstanding in club work in
North Carolina. Let us show her our
appreciation. You can do this if you
go to Vanceboro Saturday October
19. lou will come back with a irreat
inspiration to make this year the best
clun year ever. Think about it
Talk about it Plan to go, and bt
there.
tried before Justice
port.
Gould of New-
WATERFRONT
(Continued from page one)
The hostess served a delicious con-' ,. "i c. ' uu". m, u e. Publicity Chairman
, , , oi-uuuis tu ue I'uuunueu unaer tne ui-i -
gealed salad course. Irection of Mrs. Florence Brooks, and i
r ZleSTenW"?: M" H?ward,more supplies to be added to those VANCEBORO TO HAVE
oviiKs, Kirs. j. u. Alien, mrs. narryinow jn use
Saunders Mrs. James Caff rey, Mrs. I 7. Thre; Apartments to be active
Claude Morning, Mrs. J A. Piver,'thi8 year: music with Mrg Qraydon
Mrs. John Jones, Mrs. Horace Lof-,Poi BnA m t; pi ;
tin, Mrs. Will Skarren, Mrs. C. D. """T " Tw" a '
Jones, Mrs. Gerald Hill, Mrs. C. L.
Beam, Mrs. Haisey Paul, Mrs. Hugh
Piner, Mrs. Larry Moore, Mrs. Chad
oin Carlton, Mrs. Paul Jones, Mrs.
Charles Skarren, Jr., Mrs. Robert
Safrit, Mrs. Milton Lipman, Mrs. W.
A. Allen, Mrs. Clarence Pope, Mrs.
Thomas Taylor, Mrs. W. I. Loftin,
Mrs. William Longest, Mrs. James
Wheatly, Mrs. Lawrence Fenwick,
Mrs. John Ratcliffe and Misses Mil
dred Jones and Lottie Sanders.
garden and civics, under Mrs. S. E
Hayne and Mrs. Leslie Davis; book
club, Mrs. Swann and Mrs. Robert
Safrit. Each member of the club is
asked to join one or more depart
ments. 8. Community club and its depart
ments to continue to serve the Ro
tary Club every other month as at
present
Mrs. Graydon Paul talked of plans
for the music department, emphasiz-
DISTRICT MEETING
The annual district meeting of the
twelfth district of women's clubs, in
cluding the clubs in this section, wilt
be held on Saturday, October 19, at
Vanceboro with Mrs. J. G. Allen of
Beaufort, district president, in charge
An interesting program is being
arranged for the occasion, and it is
hoped to have a large attendance
from all the clubs of the district.
Mrs. George E. Marshall, of Mount
Airy, and other state and district
leaders are expected to be in attendance.
All local club members are urged
tion he barely missed one doe and
struck a buck but he did nof have
any knife along with which to kill
ine tieer so it eot awav . . .A coun n
Of hunters from Pennpsvlvnnin Vinvo I
killed two 'four sprig' bucks this'
week out in the Open-Grounds, Their ;
guide was Charlie Simpson . . . .
Eugene Moore, game protector for
Carteret county has arrested three
personis for hunting without licenses
and two for IdlliTio a rlno Tlio 1.,
" " WW. J- ' V. IU I j
were fined ?5 and costs each when !
SPECIAL
NOTICE
While at-
IRENE'S BEAUTY
LOST ONE BROWN POCKET
Book with Identiticr.tion card and
class ring inside. R ,?.; J of returned
to Charles Noe. N & L Electric Ser-;
vice Station, Ann St. I
'CARTERET CAVIAR"
Mullet Roe for Sale, 20
cents per pound. A real
delicacy. Carteret Fish
Company, Beaufort, N. C.
SHOPPE
Make an Appointment for
a Free Facial
GIVEN AT
NIGHT ONLY
IRENE'S BEAUTY
SHOPPE
Phone 142-W
BEAUFORT, N. C.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The first meeting of the Civics and
Garden Department will be held at
the Hut, October 17th at 3:30. All
members are urged to be present.
Any one interested in joining this
department please attend this meet
ing. Join early and get the most out
of club work by attending each meet
ing. A most attractive program is
planned. Any suggestion for civic im
provement will be graciously received
at this time. --.--
Mrs. S. E. Hayne, Chm.
ing the choral club and public con- to attend this meetiner. There will he
certs to be given during the year. a way for you to go if you haven't
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CHURCH MEET IN NEWPORT
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
Mrs. Charles Harrell entertained at
a miscellaneous shower Wednesday
afternoon at her home on Orange
Street, in honor of Miss Pauline Lew
is of Otway who will be married Oc
tober 15th.
The guests were greeted at the door
by Mrs. Thomas Willis and shown in
to the living room. Everyone was seat
ed in the living room when Miss Lew
is arrived with her grandmother, Mrs.
O. W. Lewis, Miss Olga Lewis and
Miss Annis Lewis all of Otway. The
shower was a surprise to Miss Lewis
and even after she had been in the
rcom a while she did not notice a
table filled with gifts. After being
told that they were fov her she open
ed them and thanked each of her
friends for the many beautiful and
useful gifts.
The hostess assisted by Miss Eliz
abeth Ramsey and Miss Olga Lewis
served delicious punch and cake.
m.
A fine program has been arranged,
and all churches in the county are
asked to send a large representation.
Mrs. Gertie Matthews, district sec
retary will be present, and Mrs. I. N.
Moore, chairman of the zone, will
preside.
Vera H. Stubbs, Sec.
COMMUNITY CLUB
On Thursday afternoon, Oct. 2,
the Community Club held its first
meeting of the new club year in the
American Legion hut with Mrs. B. H.
The Carteret County Federation of
Methodist women will hold its fall
I zone meeting in the Methodist church
tney nave Deen empioyea, Douno wr XNewport, fTiaay, uct. 11 at 10 a.
their homes on Ocracoke Island.
R. W. Dunn of Ashland, Ohio, who
has established the Dixie Dairy Pro
ducts, Inc., in Morehead City has
leased a homeplace facing Bogue
Sound and soon he will, be joined
there by Mrs. Dunn and their daugh
ter Miss M. C. Dunn.
Mrs. Clarence Whitehurst and
Mrs. W. E. Adair spent Wednesday
at Wake Forest witr Mrs. Adair's son
iWilliam Adair, Jr., who is a student
at Wake Forest College.
. Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Payne of Wash
ington, D. C, have been spending the
week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Skar
ren, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Payne are the
parents of Mrs. Skarren.
Mrs. W. A. Allen was a visitor in
Kew Bern Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Daniels of Roanoke
Island is spending the week here
Visiting her sisters Mrs. Roland Da
vis and Mrs. William Hatsell.
Mr. D. W. Morton was a business
visitor in New Bern Monday.
Dr. H. M. Hendrix, Mr. W. H. Tay
lor, Dr. C. S. Maxwell and Aycock
Brown spent Monday afternoon in
New Bern on business.
Mrs. E. S. Jarman and son Chas.
of Trenton spent last week end here
visiting Mrs. John Rice.
Mr. R. B. Wheatly, formerly of
iBeaufort, now of Wilmington is in
(town for a few days this week on
business.
Mrs. James R. Wheatly is spending
a few days in Trenton visiting Mrs.
E. S. Jarman.
Mrs. Sallie Shelton has returned
home after visiting relatives in New
York and other notrehn cities.
Seabreeze
THEATRE
WEEK OCT. 14
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Lew Ayres, Claire Trevor
"Spring Tonic"
with Zazu Pitts
Adm. 10-15-25c
10c
WEDNESDAY ONLY
10c BARGAIN DAY
Frankie Thomas
"A Dog ofVlanders"
with "Lightning" the Wonder Dog
Com Early and Avoid thm Ruth
THURSDAY ONLY
NOAH BERRY
in
"Mystery Liner"
Adm. 10-1 Sc
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
BUCK JONES
in
"Outlawed Guns"
AUo Lat Chapter of "Call of
Savage"
Adm. 10-15c
The
NOTE
Beginning November 1, our pro
gram goes back to three changes a
week.
Monday and Tuesday
SPECIAL PICTURES
I0-15-25c
Wednesday and Thursday
BARGAIN DAYS
10c
Friday and Saturday
A GOOD PICTURE A GOOD
PRICE
10c-15c
dmythinq to 6dt
PHONE 45 OR 6
FREE DELIVERY
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CONSERVATION OVERHEARD
MRS. SMITH: "I TRADE AT JONES' BECAUSE
THEIR SERVICE IS DEPENDABLE, THEIR STOCK
COMPLETE, AND EVERYTHING IS REASONABLY
PRICED."
MRS BROWN: "AND TOO, THERE IS ALWAYS A
POLITE CLERK ANXIOUS TO TAKE YOUR ORD-
Popular Brands, Cigaretts, pkg 12c
Kruger's Beer or Ale, can 14c
White Rose Cocoa, 2 lb. can 19c
Postum Cereal, pkg , 25c
Instant Postum, larg can 50c
Maxwell House Coffee, lb. . 30c
Sanka Coffee, lb 50c
Pure Rio Coffee, 2 lbs 23
Economy Soda Crackers, 1 lb. pkg. . 12c
Graham Crackers, 1 lb. pkg 15c
Quaker Whole Wheat Biscuits, pkg. . . 10c
Whole Grain Rice, lb 06c
Hominy Grits, lb . 04c
New White Beans, lb. 05c
Black Eye Peas, lb. . . .07c
Small Lima Beans, lb 07c
Dried Peaches, lb 12c
Armour's Pork and Beans, lb. can . . .05 c
When You Buy 3 Packaged
At ML
get one ricg. nocosate
WITH EACH 25 CENT
PURCHASE WE WILL FOR
A LIMITED TIME GIVE
ONE TEN CENT PACKAGE
OF STANBACK HEADACHE
POWDERS AT NO AD
DITIONAL COST.
Your Prescriptions Are Carefully
Compounded Here
JOE HOUSE DRUG STORE
Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention
Front Street Phone 29
3
Pudding for 1 cent
TRY LIGHT WHITE FLOUR
'12 lbs. .... . .55c 24 lbs $1.05
Men and Women Call
the New
EATS
"good lookers"
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There's enough variety in the season's men's headwear
styles to please all kinds. Drop in and select yourj.
Richard Felton & Son
"Everything to Wear"
BEAUFORT, N. C.
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