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1 , PACE TIir.ZE ou Read It In The Beaufort News THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, LLC u ri n g 193 5 January 3: Truck Growers were hoping for AAA aid; Norfolk South ern raiibus make- dubut in Beaufort; Plans underway for Rcosevelt Ball; Bruce Goodwin exonerated by cor- ber which was rep,: proves.-. rtid March 1-1: Ca:U:ct eoua pan oi Kfciiei bisu-ui i,:aK:ng rence Fenwick built a baccalaureate ; sermon for B. H. S. graduates; Episco palians expecting 1,000 people in i .came Beaufort for Diocese meeting: Fire lt.i New ; department halts blaze that threaten- oners jury in killing of Joe Watson, Bern: Port authorit- hill w.-i-Wivo.n Lj I- i i j vv.i v. i v djuioruj oiu wi.narawn ed town same originating in local de near tno iflmons e;'ah hehmnnr r.f !..lw... 15...... . i -r 1 . ' 0 .......... .j . nucu ucuuiuiL M : w 1 MfirnhaH Piw , t?i o . . . w, ; uitnmeiii sluic riremen Dian a mm- ?h r rTT,M make tnp t0 Ra!eih: strel and Legion post plans to pre- ne faced tJnM- P "T", ft Ut fr jbs; Bawdy ,'8ent medals ;g Carta's unprotected ness faced the Mayor m court and House operators are eliminated bv'fmWc w;n,. thp flnr1priv nna macfafl p.,;i tnn.l T...1 n f u8' .. ,uv(.u sou ja,i j uug jaariiruu irom county alter hrst stopped over in Beaufort bound for getting prison sentences; John Sikea was going around over coast country explaining fisherman's Relief Self : Help organization. Blaze destroys beach cafe; N. C. Fish eries take credit for increase in price Miami. January 10: Town was hoping for 1 efund from government for money invested in digging Taylor's Creek; Hamilton vs. Chalk in Tax matter reached controversy stage before county commissioner: Mr. Meoane, May 16: Local delegations had got ten Tom Wade to say yes so Carter et included in County Control Act Commissioners plan to decide Monday of referendum on liquor will be held; Mr. Strange and Jack Neal caught ed at Money Island Beach; Thornton aboard his big yacht; Darling confesses to robbing House i ul ug oi-ure. - j sept, o: ixjcai citizens asK lor ; of fish and a circus is coming to ; Community project from WPA and Itown; Fire system at schoolhouse re July 18: N. C. Fisheries Flagship, j later get it; Hurricane is predicted paired and Ambassador Daniels sub the John A. Nelson sinks in Oeracoke i for Carteret coast but it failed to scribes to News with Mexican money. naroor, is noatea ana towed back to ; strike with hurricane force; Delega Morehead; Plan to open liquor store jtion want bridge built to Harkers in a few days; Dick Dickinson walks j Island; John Bunyon Congleton on bottom of Beaufort harbor with who had been eliminated by Judge aid of diving helmet; Terminal pap- j Webb in June, introduced Horace ers sent to capital; Macon S. Snow-j Hamlin, newspaperman to banker den passes; Artist Henri Merz be-(here years ago like this: "I know him lieves that use of skis a practical j but he is a stranger to me; Nomis method to walk on sand-dunes; j vendue on Oeracoke Saturday. March 21: Bawdy 'Blue Heaven AT l C f nyvn n A Tonlr Tn nl tail ry Vl I July J5: Control Board orders big, Sept. 12: Thurston Gaskill catches definitely eliminated along with Caro-'twn drum and name inlet after their i -0 ,q?.l6; C' Lambert Skarren I second Tarpon at Oeracoke; Work lina Villa famous hnunp. f ill . ?, T . .T,, i f'. ! appointed disbursement officer; Can-'resumed on Hich School Gvm: Beau- who had been suffering from linger ?ed L'ght Bluffs district; George Chamber of Commerce Slogan con-retSid nr "a60" se, railroad and protest Oct 31; WPA has allotted $G3,572 for projects in Carteret according to reports from New Bern; William T. Davis is run down and killed by truck driven by Eric Lewis; Annual Achievement Day is big success; U. S. E. D. Comstoek starts dradging inlet and curing house for sweets is leased by Rural Rehabilitation. ing illness was taken to Morehead City hospital and Aycock Brown was directing affairs of the News in his rlnnatpql i . mini , jhujjusku iiuanuuumeiiL uy ix-c rival and was failed: Twn mti ' ..,. . cu.. ," "orses; u&via uewoyer died on snilKnof "T r.v.,1 T;," n .... . . '. Z . Kirby, spurned Negro lover shot his test, endorses check and sailboat "Lord Jim" sailed for Por- absence; A wheelbarrow rolled by j? Rica! Postmaster Taylor's nomina- page zoological space; Only 900 Epis- Red Brown, CCC youth of Wilson, fell from wall of Fort Macon on top of Joe Fulcher knocking him out for awhile; Nine year old Negro boy es caped from jail; Felton's store was robbed and clams were being coax ed t0 open mouth by a new method developed by Dr. Prytherch and Dr. Koehring; uiun connrmea; ur. rrytnercn's two Icopalians here for Diocese meet. neaaea terrapin was getting national . Senator Bailey learns and Beaufort Friday; Nieces inherit McCook prop erty at Atlantic. Nov. 7 Liquor stores show $2,200 profit in two months; County Audit is completed and PRINTED in part on front page of The Beaufort News; Bridge is planned for Cedar Island August 1: Liquor store January 17: Raiding officers found speakeasy; Three men handcuff crabbing industry sta,'ts as Carteret's Harry Lynch who confessed to rob- spnng armes- bing Felton's Store and faced other . .. , . ' , rh!.M.Ani.f. n April 4: Bert Thomas who was H. Hendrix at Beaufort bound for Tartuga land; Deed reveals sale of Morehead Villa and Red foxes were reported numerous on Harkers Island. publicity. News publishes elcusive story about more than dollar per minute on op i.why it would be, impossible to re-,ening day; Fritz resigns as head of ,r . , , . . 1 place specific guns that once protect-J Beaufort ;uarcn o: r,cigewater liud visitors ed Fort Macon. species si irom Long Island were praising what wnerei na to otter sportsmen;! May 23 : Carteret Commissioners tured locally ; Boguo Sound ueorge Kiroy Douna over to superior ;order liquor referendum to be held in selling at low price this season court wnue ms vicums sunereu; u J. ! county on July 6 decision reached Gossard succeeds Mrs. Malcolm Lcw-jin one of the famous exeCutive' is as local relief administrator; Soft vs:M nf Rr.aj nf pmm;oiinr. Sept. 19: Vaughn Bedsworth once to replace ancient ferry there at pres spent a hundred thousand dollars in ent. Carteret but fails to raise $200 bond j c?i- r?rcia r iq!1 TTieliiTinp ic crrtA in I Tai 1 A T)n!l.,nn J A f i j. j. receipts lu '5 6WUU 111 wt, x. nainuau lUiiuer iiul St'L- a rtM Gulf Stream; Cero fishing is not bad tied yet hold hearing in Courthouse and Capt. Carrow takes party to .here for two days before Examiner High School; Female of the 1 ""'"' u" tnn-uuru, lermmai sieei purcnase is ays her husband and be- t"BLL1Le nuewnier uuys ngiu gei-ung national puDiicity; lomni i,- black wiiow several ran- .ot ways ln tast rteret; a aeiega- ty Center project is under way a;: a cap- melons Merrimon road orphaned from any N.C.H & P.W.C. program;. Two lit tle boys hurt at Harkers Island Ferry when auto runs them down: Little under constructiun support in keeping railroad and Miss near Beaufort. ! Dorothy Sanderlin, e!'.-known local-1 . jly (a resident of New Bern) is mow-1 Nov. 21: Auditor is given con'.rc! August 8: Talk about Coastal Park ed down by bank bandits at Mars of his office; Morehead City also that would extend for 17,' miles a- Hill. ;had an audit: WPA crew cleaving and Richard Barry stop T rby mes in More-giri of Davis fataIly burned by gaso bound for Tartuga Is- . aa ""lly nosPllai; 1Neany 6VV sPec" , line-asphalt explosion; ies of fish have been recorded from January 24: An editorial titled 'Beaufort Wishes Morehead Success,' seemed to promote a friendlier feel ing between two towns; Leslie Davis showed a coin that was probably lost by the Portugese or Spaniards who captured Beaufort about 1740; Bill King Watson, famous bootlegger giv en 15 days to abandon his place in Morehead Bluffs; funds for Port Ter minal reported available soon: Story reveals that Temple University owed its foundation to a Carteret incident. waters adjacent to Carteret; Gover-, May 30: "Sandy" Graham to make nor Ehringhaus believed Port Termi- iocai Memorial Day Address; Carter nal had clear sailing at that time et Coastal Resorts anticipate Best Norfolk-Southern announce hot sched Season In Years; Potato Yield Will ule making it possible to travel by )flbe iesa than in 1934 but better po train to Raleigh and return same day; jtatoes in 1935; Lieut. Lancefield lis- TTV,,.. 1 J Wl.. T nrnMnfl. f I uui jtui uiu , , cue j uamciftc vi Otway died in Potter's Emergency hosptial after being run over by car driven by Capt. Richard Lewis; ERA education reported proving useful. April 11: R. E. Joyner of Farm ville installed as president of East Carolina Fireman's Association in meeting here; Maggots and flies in mash found at liquor still near Beaufort: A gull dropped a fish on January 31: Mrs. Lewis is offeriner wharf for C. M. Hill; Fort Macon $1 pre head for any stray ERA bov- ines 5,000 reported missing in North Carolina; Newport Farmer Youngs ters were planning 'father and son' banquet; W. 'B. Fisher, State Organ izer planned to come to Beaufort and partial ed. restoration almost complet- April 18: Will Lupton father of 11 children died in hospital following car-railbus collision; Graydon Paul explain the Townsend Old Age Pen- elected Rotary president; Easter sion rlan: Senator .bailey included 'ciouas seemea to nave nau suver un Drum Inlet in a story about "How Shall We Spend A Hundred Million. February 7: Commissioners of County lowered taxes on Morehead Villa, when Luther Hamilton explain ed possible advantages of the institu tion; Julian Brown told the editor a story about a bird that carries its own light; Friends of Sam Newberry re gretted that he had been caught at a still near Kinston; Sweet Petunia and Alex Edwards were given 18 months as result their chicken stealing rack et; Boatman were hoping the ERA would dig out Clubfoot canal to a depth to allow passage of small fish boats going to Neuse river grounds; Mr. Mebane who had been sent to St. El'' jeth's Hospital in Richmond was i:.pected back home to Morehead hos pital on Friday. ing with depression almost licked; Mrs. Carl Jacobson died after short illness; Bicycle race planned for East er Monday and sponsored by Ben Jones' Bicycle Shop; Over 35,000,000 vegetalble plants would he moving out of Carteret during next few weeks. tens to local Harbor Hearing; Hayne shipping many gladiolus Mrs. Leslie Springle was startled when she open ed machine drawer and a rattler squirmed out; Party aboard Idle-On catch many mackerel at Cape; John Allen Fortune Magazine artists stops in Beaufort on way to Oeracoke. k mi n i ii en Gunning season for marsh hens to enes Inc, t. Bill Gaskill of Ocra-' 6 , ,, i -T ,. ' , ..j . . , , . , open September 1; Many whip-rays now leacly nge kirby will be tried 1 L T , , T ' , ' J n ' iri;,. Pv ,. M,- wi caught off Inlet Iin W. C. Cav- Dany Pio June 6: Your editor, F. M. Sim mons and Herman Carrow catch plen ty of dolphin and amberjack off Cape Lookout and discover Gulf Stream only 17 miles from Beaufort Inlet sea buoy; Capt, coke dies; Geo for FiiPt Degree Murder for killing Bert Thomas; Jack Greer a speakeasy operator ordered to check out of coun ty; Paul Tremaine will play for op ening dance at Atlantic Beach and Paul Whiteman coming season; Big crowd attend Cape Lookout pony penning. June 13: Kirby convicted of sec ond degree murder and gets 30 years instead of 'hot-seat.' Dr. Prythech wants huge turtle for pool at labor atory; Thousands of herons and eg rets rearing young in nearby rookery at Lenoxville; Skipper of Miss Gat- long Outer Banks; Plane and auto ground on Community Center; dredge crash on beach; Beaufort Cannery j Sept 26: His Excellency says that Henry Bacon works on Bulkhead ready to take care of tomatoes; Gov--! railroad matter is out of his hands Channel project and N. C. Fisheries ernor Ehringhaus attends railroaded in hands of Executive Vice Pres- seems to be having ups and downs. meeting; Yacht "Indra" floating prep dent and General Manager H. P. school passes bound for southern wa-iCrow11! War Department will start ters; Luther Hamilton, whom Wade dredging soon, says Hamilton; Mr. fish dealers aroused by Lucas called Carteret's Kingfish, Willis of 'down east' charged with choses not to say whether he will .'driving horse and cart while intoxi run for Congress; Tidewater Com- cated. pany to have new quarters. 1 ,, I Oct. 3: State press cannot under- August 16: Railroad committee of : stand why A and N. C. does not take A and N. C. will convene when Gov-! over B and W trackage leading from ernor Ehringhaus returns from vaca tion to see the Dionne quintuplets; A woman catches a tarpon near Oera coke; World's Oldest Family have re union in Beaufort; Ducks get lucky break by stringent laws recently passed. August 22: A. for Carteret due B. C. Store No. 3 ;o open in Newport Morehead City to Beaufort; Beaman said Port Terminal work would be gin November 1; Baby loggerheads are taken to Washington, D. C, and photographed; Rail Offices will be lo cated ni Morehead City; Mr. Bailey thinks Drum Inlet can be made per manent at small cost. Nov. 28: Wrath of independent what they claim unfair competition on part of N. C. Fisheries Inc; Evia Dixon ac cidently killed as he returns from duck hunt; Stanley Wahab of Ocra coke buys Morro Castle light plant and Final assets Marine Bank is sold at Auction. Oct. 10: Rose opens new store in on Saturday: Three masted schooner ; Beaufort; I. O. O. sets November 11 iNomis wrecks on Oeracoke beach; as date for rail hearing; N. C. Fish- hens to eries Inc, with plants in four towns I Oeracoke base and N. C. Fisheries dy to receive fish; Dixie I face tilt on competition and possible Dec. 5: Miss Patsy McMullan says she admires Oeracoke folk; Clerk's office to be audited soon; Good Ship Relief sailed on December 5 ; County auditor uses authority and fires Mrs. Bravaldo; Five new babies at Otway in one week. Dec. 12: New angle in Rail Protest; Port Terminal work progresses rapid ly; Sink netters and trawlers go to ducts firm will open soon; : injunction. leton Jr., to be principal of B. H. S. April 25: Many political wrang les in Morehead City and Beaufort as town elections approached; Dr. Prytherch given charge of huge oys- tis who did a lot of talking failed to ter pest control program; Wade of r. a ho,-; i n,Hnn Carteret voted No as liquor bill with wreck that cost life of Guthrie; passed House in Raleigh; Miss Mary Start harvesting Carteret tomato Taylor Hinnant scheduled to bo May'cl.op. Grand Jury recommends new Queen in annual May Day festival; jaii f01, countv ' rrospects seemea good ior uarteret -August 29; It had been reported (falsely) that $50,000 in gold bul lion had been found at Davis; Own ers of dogs in Carteret are violating fiesta; ABC stores gross nearly $20, Oct. 17: Equipment now enroute to Morehead where Loving will build Port Terminal; Beaman honored at Edgewater Club Ocean Terminal 000 in 10 weeks; Vaughn Bedsworth freed so county won't have to feed him until March court. laws when canines are not vaccinat ed; Nightwatchman Hayes seemed to teuow in uortez, t la, coniessed nav- ing a part in; Dr. "Goat Gland"! Oct. 24: lwo men ride 'crimson Brinkley of Del Rio Texas stops here 'highway to eternity' near Newport; December 19 'Garments agents appointed by board; Brady Way dies; Augustus Felton dies; Couple of Ne groes escape first degree arson charge Rev. Emanuel Pigott dies while oys tering and Mayor Taylor issues warn ing to habitual drunkards, Dec. 26 SEE TODAYS PAPER A Happy New Year from your chronicler. cabbage growers. MORE June 20: Miss Phylis Morris of jTenewa Farm killed when auto driv- " jen on beach following Whiteman May 2: Anglers were catching Hat-(dance, struck hulk of M. Lupton, teras Blues big ones loo off Cape ; boat which had burned in Inlet sev Lookout; Beaufort Chamber of Com-!erai davs before: Senator RaiW snv. February 14: Four hundred heard merce plans to build cannery; FERA j that Capt Lookout breakwater pro speech about big money if Townsend 'representatives canvass fishermen jects has been approved but there Bill passes; Luther Hamilton said 'for membership in Self Help cooper-!are n0 funds f.or same at present; that just when actual construction on ation; Henry Guthrie, engineer of j Beaufort Superior Court took on a Port Termnal would begin was un- pleasure boat Miss Gattis, dies fromsort 0f Reno appearance iand many known; Beaufort planned to organize injuries received when vessel goes in- Were divorced; Army planning to Chamber of Commerce; And drive by to Shackleford breakers; Claude ;;make maps of coast; Mrs. Eva Lee Beaufort News against punch board Brooks of Harkers Island tried for (Whitehurst, 23, dies in Duke hospital; racket seemed to have eliminated the , seduction; Flash! Senate defeated 27, Capt. Beverklge has contract to add gambling devices. " -nenument ior siaie controlled rocK to breakwater; No more divi . liquor -saie; February 21: Fred Herring, 19-. Beaufort vear old boy of WilJwioi was killed crazV- Send a Dime Craze drives and Carteret residents instantly while fox hunting when gun j in hands of brother accidentally dis charged; Capt. Herman Roeberg told about octopuses caught in trowl nets off Cape Lookout did not tell the famous 'rum-ring' of Carteret he once knew so much about in the late 20s; Fred Seeley elected president of new Chamber of Commerce; Founder Graham Academy at Marshallberg died at Camden and Francis Wade stated he would continue to run char ity movies on Sunday, despite objections. February 28: Beaman offers con tract from railroad for terminal funds; Relief Chislers were refusing to work when offered jobs, said Mrs. Lewis; Willis Seafood Company plan ning to pack crabs in modern plant; Hard crabs moving townrds out of state conneries by truck loads; Twen ty eight mules arrived for Relief clients. March 7: William Giles Mebane who had been editor of Beaufort News, building it up from an obscure to an outstanding weekly newspaper died on March 3: Hamilton complex in county affairs re-elected Alvah Hamilton as tax colloctor Kid Hill of Newport got two Commissioners' five votes for this office; Red Light cases were scheduled far airing be fore Judg Rarnhill on following week: New members added to Cham- May 9: Incumbent officials of Morehead City and Beaufort are swept back into office; (wonder what will happen to incumbent Car teret officers during 1 936?) ; Happy is the man that findeth wisdom, and the man that getteth understanding" a proverb around which Rev. Law- MODERATION IN CRINK1KC... MEANS V0U ARE k TRUE F3IEN0 07 QUALITY Samuel UerMdr, Pr. JamwClarit DlttilUna Corporation 1 "' billy dends for A. and iN. C. stockholders; No Infantile Paralysis cases reported in Carteret. June 27: Thousands of Baby Her ons die in blaze which swept through unprotected: Story about herons un der Beaufort dateline appears in ev ery newspaper and on front page of New York Times; Rotarians plan a Donkey Baseball game; Apparently little interest shown in coming liquor! vTtuwj oir planned ior the Fourth of July. ft IpJPl E AS U RE- AN D PROFIT FOR EVERYONE I. 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