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THE Rf.AUFORT NFWP TWIJpSDAY. DECEMBER 26. 1935
Credit Association
Will Now Take Loans
For Another Season
CARO-GRAPHICS by
Jonu Jr.
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New officers in the Guion Building
on Broad street will serve its three
counties. Craven, Carteret and Pamli
co says R. F. Allen, Secretary-Treasurer.
Applications are now being taken
for production loans for another sea
son. Also other type of loans are be
ing made at this time.
The Association feels that they are
now in better position to serve the
farmer than they have been hereto
fore, due to having all applications
made in the central office It will eli
minate a good deal of red tape and
expediate the procedure in securing
the money for the purpose forwhich
owed.
The out-laying counties will have
strict attention towards its borrow
ers. So they may make only one trip
to the office unless it is absolutely
necessary. The chief aim is to serve
the public more promptly and effi
ciently, thereby making the expenses
of the loan as inexpensive as possi
ble. Truck growers are urged to apply
early. And it i9 asked thatt hey an
ticipate their needs and prepare a
statement of what they expect to do
another year before coming to thejgleton of Beaufort at the Morehead of the estate of Brady C. Way, de-
mce. City hospital, December 26th, a son. 'ceased, late of Carterat Countv.
The Association made loans in Car- Born to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Guth- ; North Carolina, this is to notify all
rie of Otway, .November 9th, a sn. persons having claims against the es
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sty- tate of said deceased to exhibit them
ron of Roe, November 13th, a daugh- to the undersigned at Beaufort, N.
ter, named Caldonia.
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VETERANS HYING IN NC TODAY
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H0U5E OF REPRKENTAIIVD
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Ihome Saturday after spending sever
al months at State Sanatorium.
Mr. Milan Willis and Ethel Gilgo
spent a few days at Beaufort and
Morehead City enroute to the State
Sanatorium, returning home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Salter left Sun
day to spend the holidays at Merri
mon with Mrs. Salter's parents.
Mr. Allie Ricci left Sunday for
Oriental to spend the holidays with
his mother Mrs. Annie Ricci.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvev Taylor li-'t
Saturday for Sea Level to spend a
few days.
Mr. David B. Garrish spent a few
days in Beaufort last week Christmas
shopping.
Miss Edna Earl Babh of Ocracoke
came Wednesday to spend the holi
days. Mr. J. J. Babb and family are
spending the holidays with Mr.
Babb's brother Mr. Edward Dixon.
' TH6 EDITORS OF CAR0'6ftPHICJ INVlTC VOW TO W0 IN INT6RE5TINO FACtt ABOUT YOUR COrtOWfllTY
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WE WISH YOU ALL A
Happy and Prosperous New Year
MODERN SHOE REBUILDERS
J. D. BIGGS, Prop.
teret, Pamlico and Craven counties
last year, totaling a litle over $86,
000.00 to its farmer borrowers. They
have repaid approximately 99 per
cent and the remaining balance not
The Association w-u have in their jCupid Pierced Hearts
employ m the New Bern offive as ad-1 Xf M A . f
ditional force to serve the farmers: j Ur INine At Christmas
Mr. R. L. Jenkins, Mr. R. S. Tilden,
Jr., Mr. Geo. R. Scott, Mr. E. W. Nine persons applied for marri
Hunt. Mr. D. C. McCotter, Jr., Mrs. jage licenses during the past week.
Olga Cone, and Miss Edith Stewart. iMost of these couples were planning
.Christmas weddings. Marriage licen-
News of Interest
C, on or before the 26th day of De
cember, 1936, or this r.otice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This 24th day of December, 1935.
MRS. MINNIE G. WAY,
Administratrix of Brady C. Way.
Jan 30
;ses were sold by the register of deeds
( J r n i. 1 rri . .
T i i jo l muring tne past ween. 1 ney went to
1 O "Colored KeaderS the following persons:
! Vernon D. Slaughter. Newport to
Elizabeth I. Garner of Newport.
Ilenrv Litlle, Beaufort and Susie
Chr.dvvi.-k. Beaufv-rt.
Otis Fulehrr, Jtacy and Elsio Gi.--kiil.
Stacy.
.vn James T. Gaskill and Lola Taylor,
white and coioiod ea Level, N. C.
Funeral services ! Roy Carraway and Lucy Ann Dail,
BAY V !EW
day morning.
Mrs. Charlie Freeman and Miss
Naomi Williams spent Wednesday
with Mrs. A. N. Bell of Harlovve.
Mr. Preston Graham was a visitor
Saturday at the home of Mr. G. C.
Cuthrell of Russell Creek.
Mr. Lewis Graham of Ocean City,
N. J. arrived Sunday morning return
ing Sunday afternoon, he was ac
companied by his mother, Mrs. C. W.
Graham, and Miss Erma Currier,
who will spend Christmas with him.
Mr. Junius Hardesty of New York
is spending some time here visiting
his mother Mrs. Addie Hardesty.
Mr. J. F. Small spent a few hours
Saturday morning at Hickory, Va.,
with his sister, Mrs. A. L. Merrill.
Hettie J ante Pickett
Hettie Jane Pickett, highly respected
and aged member of Beaufort's color
ed race died on Christmas Eve. She
had been in feeble health for a num
ber of years but was wiuelv known
among both the
people of the town
of Morehea
PORTSMOUTH
were conducted Christmas Eve -xt Beaufort.
Purvis Chapel with the pastor Rev. j Larry Hunnings and Louise Willis,
Hassell officiating. Aunt Hettie I Beaufort.
Jane's nearest relative was Sam j Fred G. Lewis, Beaufort and Elsie
Pickett, who collects trash for the j R- Murphy, Morehead City,
town . Ernest Willis, Beaufort and Grace
Coward, Vancelero.
SURPRISE PARTY Ira W. Davis and Edna Willis, Da-
Mrs Emma Monroe, well known , vis, N. C.
member of the colored race in Beau-1 Leighman L. Garner, Newport and
fort was given a surprise party at her 'Helen Russell, Beaufort
home Christmas night. The surprise
party was given in honor of her 65th
birthday. She received many pre
sents from her colored and white
frienda.
Rev. Fred Weaver
: City filled his regular appointment at i
. Graham's Chapel Saturday night and I
Sunday. ' ! Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Salter left
Mr. Cocii Fi-eema-.i of Biid?eton is Thursday for Avon where they will
visiting relatives here this week. 'spend tha holidays with their daugh-
Miss Ruby Dail of Winterills at- ter Mrs. Sammie Williams,
tended church here Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morris of
v" t "i. , ; T" Chaplain of Atlantic spent a few days with
n ii V- , James dinner oi sister Mrs. Nettie Smith.
ivumkii ireeK were visitors at the
HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND
PROSPERITY IS OUR 1936 WISH
TO EVERYONE
Thanks For Your Patronage in 1935
FOLLOW GULF STREAM
Mr Mm W O Ci j
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Graham daughter who are l'iving in Morehead
vr j r Lltv tms wlIter are spending the
J Crant I?' 5',C- .Cuthre" f RUS- Xmas holidays with Ph Abbott,
sell Creek attended church here Sun- Miss Leida Mae Willis returned
Johnson-Saunders
DRY CLEANING COMPANY
FRONT STREET
3EAUFORT
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Nellie H. Covington and husband,
to J. M. Willis, 1 lot Morehead City
for $1500.
Roland C. Taylor and wife to Eli
jah F. Guthrie, 15 acres Morehead
Township, for $450.
Willard Lewis and wife to Lucy
G. Willis, 1 lot Morehead City, for
$15.
L. W. Whitsell and wife to R. C.
(Continued from page one)
Capt. John Morton who has been
manager of the farm for Dr. Maxwell
will be succeeded by Roy Eubanks,
whom you probably know as a pho
tographer, but a young man born and
reared on a farm In Carteret county.
Mr. Kinsey instructed his new mana
ger to start work immediately towards
getting the land cultivated and as a
result plowing will begin within a
week or 10 days.
Mr. Kinsey goes ir for tomato farm
ing on a large scale. He will not only
I market the yield of his own farm, but
Our Wish-.
A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
Wagoner and wife, 1 lot Barkers Is-1" - probably -buy from other Carter-
alnd, for $10.
et farmers. That in itself should be
Harriet C. Ingles et als. to BervKan lnaucement t? many larmers wno
M. Flannagan. 26 1-2 acres Harkers nave experienced diflicultios in toma-
Island, for $350
J. H. Davis and wife to Mary D.
Noland, 2 acres Beaufort Township,
for $10.
Allison Jordan et als to C. Z. Chap
pell et al 1 lot Beaufort, for $200.
Charles L. Skarren Jr., to Eva Joy
ner Stanton, 1 tract Beaufort Town
ship, for $750.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many friends
for the kindness during the illness
and dec'"i
and for '
to marketing previously.
In the meantime, F. R. Seeley, who
established the Chamber of Commerce
Cannery stated this week that he be
lieved about 600 acres in Carteret
would be devoted to tomato growing
during the coming season. This indus
try promises to be one of the big
gest in tho county during 1936. Geo.
Huntley and Mr. Seeley will probably
devote a number of acres to tomatoes
that will bo used exclusively by the
cannery.
dcrcd.
William Gaskill,
Chrissie Mae Gaskill,
William Ga.Jill Jr.
CARD OF THANKS
TU i. 2. i. - l a
our wife and mother '. T XailVcllT. lnausiry Prom
iny floral tributes rcn-! ia0e-V f mUch Portanc during
1930 and many persons will be given
j employment as a result. Many of the
j farms are already considering the
planting of seeds at an early date
(for plants. The vastness and impor
,tance of truck farming north and
east of Beaufort. hn irrnwn hv lpnn
To our beloved fuenJs of Beau-;and bounds since the Newport River
fort, Morehead and New Bern who;wa3 trestled to bring the railroad to
iiu cvcryuimg nurnumy possime w East Carteret county
jiciy ua, we wain, m express tne
thanks of grateful aching hearts.
May God bless you evaryone
, L. J. Gossard and
) ( Family.
W'
TO EVERYONE
Thanks to all who helped make 1935 a
A Successful Year for
RICHARD FELTON & SON
"Everything to Wear"
BEAUFORT, N. C.
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I MID - HOLIDAY
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administratrix
BIRTHS
GO HOME XMAS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ayer
of Bettie, December 21, a son.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Willie Willis
of Sea Level, December 19, a son.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. George Ver
non Piver of Beaufort at the More
head City Hospital, December 20th, a
son, George Vernon Piver, Jr.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dal
ton Drumwright of Norfolk, Va., at
Morehead City hospital, December states and Canada.
12th, a son, Ronald Forbes Drum-
wright Jr. Ask nearest ticket agent for fares
Born to M. ad Mrs. Roy Goodwin and schedules,
of Lenoxville, December 24th, a n . T nxT
daughter. ; j - : J. F. DALTON,
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Da-1 ' Traffic Manager,
vis of Atlantic at the Morehead City
hospital, December 23, a daughter. Norfolk, Va.
Cheapest travel bargains
in recent years
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via
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Tickets on sale beginning Dec. 12th
to various sections of the United
DANCE
Dec. 27
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Customers for the Business given us during
1935
AND WE EXTEND
BEST WISHES AND HAPPINESS TO
EVERYONE FOR THE COMING YEAR
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A MERRY XMAS
And may the New Year Bring to ev
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We are deeply appreciative to all who
nave helped make this the biggest and
most prosperous year that we have ever
had since we began business 12 years ago.
A Happy New Year
FROM
Noe Hardware Co.
AND ITS EMPLOYEES
FRONT STREET BEAUFORT, N. C.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Con-