TTIE KEAtlFORT NEWS THU RSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1936
PAGE FIVE
In The
Realm of WomerVi
Dial-448-l
Marianne Taylor Editor
r. i of Washington HONORING MISS PROCTOR
spent last week end with his family
and parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jen
nings. Mrs. E. P. Jennings has tak
en the Lee cottage and has enterea
the children in school, expecting to
remain in Beaufort throughout the
winter.
m, onrl Mrs. Georee Roberts Wal
lace of Morehead City, returned to
day from a three weeks honeymoon
trip to Havana. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
were married on October 21. Mrs.
Wallace is the former Miss Laura
Mace of this city.
RUTH BIBLE CLASS MEETS
The Ruth Bible Class of the Ann
St. Methodist Church met Monday
night in the cla?s room with Mrs. C.
L. Chadwick and Mrs. Loui3 Hooper,
hostesses. After the brcisess hour
there was a social hour, delicious re
freshment being served by the hostesses.
Mr. Ralph Rowland left today for
Greensboro where he is taking a bus
load of Eastern Carolina insurance
men for a three days conference with
leaders of the Jefferson Life Insur
ance Company of that city.
Mr. Roy Hamilton Jr., left Wed
nesday for Durham where he will
enter Duke Hospital for treatment.
u;.. Hi" !a Ward Taylor has just
A f a week's Visit Wltn
remind" --- -
Miss Grace Bass of Goldsboro.
Mrs. Claude Wheatly, Mrs. E. P.
Tovlnr and Mrs. William Potter Jr.,
motored to New Bern Tuesday.
Chad Uzzell and father of Greens
boro were visitors in town yesterday
m
Mrs. Marshall Fields, is the guest
vit nf Misses Emma and Etta
Manson, Mrs. Fields will be pleasant
the city, having
taught here 20 years ago at St. Paul's
school.
Mir nsiviil Duncan formerly of
Beaufort, is visiting relatives at the ;
home of J. F. Duncan.
Mrs. Ed Hancock and Mrs. Charles
Hatsell were visitors in New Bern
Tuesday.
On Saturday afternoon, Novem
ber 7th Mrs. C. I. Hatsell of Beau
fort and Mrs. R. S. Proctor of New
Eern delightfully entertained at the
hut honoring Miss Helen rroeior
whose engagement to F. G. Hatsell
was recently announced. The wed
ding of Miss Proctor and Mr. Hat
sell will take place during the Thanks
giving holidays.
The hut was beautifully decorated
with f;'ll flowers and white tapers.
The log fire lent charm and coziness
to the beautifully decorated hut.
The gu -is were received at the
door by "liss Lena Duncan who in
troduced them to the receiving line.
Receiving with Miss Proctor were
Miss Mildred Salter and Miss Mildred
Johnson December brides elect.
Presiding at the punch bowl wern
Mrs. W. A. Mace of Beaufort and
Mrs. William Wadsvvorth of New
Bern. Misses Edith Lewis, Nellie
Lewis, Louise Hudgins and Rosa Le
Saied assisted Mesdames Wadsworth
and Mace in serving.
During the afternoon the guests
were entertained with music by
Mrs. Charles Hassell and Mrs. John
Brooks assisted by Mrs. Otis Moore,
Mrs. Joe Matthews and Miss Ruth
Lewis.
Many friends of Miss Proctor, who
is a popular member of the Beaufort
school faculty called during the evening.
MRS. MOORE ENTERTAINS
Mrs. L. W. Moore entertained
members of her club and additional
guests Friday night. High score
prize was won by Mrs. Joseph House,
while Mrs. Hugh Piner received the
low score prize. Both received dainty
handkerchiefs. A salad course was
served by Mrs. Moore.
A Sea Gull Told Me
BY MARIANNE
BIBLE CLASS MEETS
The Womans Bibble Class met on
Friday with Mrs. Jim Mason. Mrs.
Chadion Carlton and Miss Lucille
Rice were joint hostesses. There was
only a business meeting
Little Betsy Jones Improved
Little Betsy Jones, who has been
critically ill at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jones is re
ported to be slightly improved.
Entertains Debutants
Miss Helen Jones was hostess to
the Debutante Bridge Club Tuesday
night at her home on Queen St.
Members present were: Misses Ruth
Lewis, Alma Potter, Evelyn Norcom,
Ethel Whitehurst, Marianne Taylor,
MldreJ Johnson and Mrs. Gray
Hasst.
A delicious grape and pear salad
course with hot tea was served by
the hostess. Next week the club will
meet at the home of Miss Ruth Lewis
on Turner Street.
That mavbe I shouldn't start this
column, but I have had so many re
quests from the younger readers
(some people still like to be mention
ed in such columns) that I will start
today with the hope that I will not
find myself in a ditch minus a head
before Christmas.
It is rumored to be true that one
of our most attractive and most pop
ular young blondes, who is employed
at Rose's 5 and 10c store, was kept
waiting at the door of that establish
ment after working hours Saturday
night by a personable young highway
man whn failed to f.how UP. (It IS
also rumored to be true that the
said highwayman was dreaming at
the Russell House, but not dreaming
that he was keeping the fair lady in
distress).
That the romance which started
this summer between one of the local
sheiks and one of Morehead City's
irnst attractive members of the fe
male sex is really beginning to look
serious.
A certain young lady Beaufort's
Giggle Girl who has been romanc
ing rather heavily for some time
now, is not as carefree as usual.
This state of affairs seems to be due
to the fact that the other half of the
team, which was once located with
the Railroad in Morehead, has been
transferred to New Bern.
That, trouble is brewine for a cer
tain young Morehead City man, who, j
Having " " uvvu '
is now findine how hard it is to keep
two or three girls interested at one
time. It seems that most of the
trouble started when a certain at
tractive young nurse, a Yankee new
comer to the M. City hospital, gave
the old flames a right to work harder
to keep in the favor of the employee
of the N. C. Fisheries, Inc.
That the Beaufort and Morehead
members are teaming up. The Gull
has noticed that a very attractive
young man, also employed with the
Railroad, is almost a regular Sunday
night visitor at the home of a cer
tain popular member of the high
school set on Ann street.
He hopes that the readers will Ief
him and this columnist know what
they think of "A Seagull Told Me "
We are open for arguments pro and
con.
Book Club To Meet
The Book Club will hold it's first
real meeting at the home of Mrs. I
R. Bell on Thursday, November 19.
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RED CROSS
Continued from page one)
Mrs. Bloodgood's committee con
trols memberships in Beaufort, and
communities east. The materials are
in the hands of the workers, and the
Beaufort News will publish the a
mount collected in the county for
Red Cross memberships as the drive
Seabree
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THEATRE
WEEK OF NOV. 16
MONDAY & TUESDAY
The Star in "Ah Wilderness" Eria
Linder and Cecilia Parker in
"In His Steps"
Also "Returr of Chandu"
Adm. 10 15 25c
Episcopal Convention
and Mrs. Earl Mades spant the
end in New Bern visiting
fiiends and relatives.
Mr
weeK
Mr. J. C. Douglas has returned to
her home in Raleigh after spending a
week in Beaufort as the guest of her
Fister, Mrs. T. A. Richards.
Dr. C. W. Lewis returned Monday
night from Duke Hospital and Char
lotte. Mrs. R. G. Lang and baby return
ed from a visit in Warsaw Monday.
Mrs. Chadion Carlton and littt'.e
daughter, Ann, and mother Mrs. H.
H. Hendrix left yesterday for Kings
Mountain where they will attend the
Golden Anniversary of Mrs. Hendrix
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Williams.
Mrs. N. W. Taylor Honored
The regular afternoon meeting of
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Episco
pal church met at 3:30 at the home
of Mrs. N. W. Taylor. After the bus
iness session, other guests joined the
group in celebrating Mrs. Taylor's 7G
birthday.
The Auxiliary and friends met in
Mrs. Taylor's bedroom, es she has
been confined to her home for the
past two weeks. The loom was made
beautiful with many baskets of flow
ers, gifts of friends, and other love'y
gifts were showered upon the hon
oree, attesting the love and admira
tion of the Auxiliary and friends for
her. A beautifully decorated birth
day cake with its lighted candles wa3
brought in and later ice cream and
ginger ale with block cake were serv
ed to the guests. A number of
friends called throughout the after
noon and evening.
Among those attending the Epis
copal church convention of the East
ern District in New Bern Thursday
were Mesdames Joe House, Maybelle
Mace, Albert serpen and Mrs. Jack
son.
LET HENRY FIX THEM
Friendly Shoe Shop
212 Queen Street
Henry Williams, Mgr.
John Pastures, Prop.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
"The Little Red School
House"
Adm. 10 15c
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
"Down To The Sea"
with BEN LYON
f WHLN YOU THINK OF LIFE INSURANCE AND
RETIREMENT AT AGE 60 THINK OF
EQUITABLE AND TOM POTTER Smyrna, N. C.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Williams of
Morehead City announce the engage
ment of their daugnter, Hilda Latn-
erine, to Joe A. DuBois, of Morehead
City, formerly of Washington, D. C.
The wedding will take place in December.
Charles Bacon has returned from
Fla., where he was called on account
of the death of his mother. "
MRS. JONES HOSTESS
Mrs. Paul Jones entertained on
Saturday evening at three tables of
bridge. The home was most attractive
with a profusion of Autumn flowers.
High score prize, a set of Pyrex
dishes, was awarded Mrs. Hugh Pin
er, while a floating prize, a celery
dish, went to Mrs. James Caffrey.
Mrs. Jones served a salad course
with hot tea.
Those present were: Mesdames
Jas. Caffrey, Hugh Piner, E. P.
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Rev. C. T. Kogers is in uurnam tu t. i -u. i
, u v : ..jp-o.f.inw 1 Dave DeNoyer, John Brooks, Charles
th.s week where he is undergoing
treatment for a bad hand. Holand
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Abernethy oi
New Bern were the guests Mrs. N.
W. Taylor on her birthday Monday.
Mr. N. W. Taylor spent Monday
in New Bern on business.
We return your Clothes with a new
lease on life" and we THANK YOU
VERY MUCH for giving us your trade.
If you like our work, may we have
the opportunity of MAKING your Suit or
Overcoat. We specialize in Taylor-made
Custom Clothes and there is no finer tail
oring in this country and none as keenly
priced.
PRICES START AT $22.75
Johnson-Saunders
DRY CLEANING CO.
TWO MORE BIG DAYS
OUTSTANDING BARGAINS
BUY ONE ARTICLE AT REGULAR
PRICE ADD lc AND GET TWO
OF THE SAME ARTICLE
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Dial 333-1
Beufort, N. C.
517 Front Street
Beaufort
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Friends of Harry Hendrix will be
glad to learn that he is out after be
ing confined at his home for the pa.-t
two weeks with fever.
Mr. Charlie Humphrey and Mrs.
Lula Journey of Goldsboro were
gueBts of Mr and Mrs N. W. Taylor
last week end.
Mrs. S. B. McCullen left last week
for New Orleans where she will make
her home in the future with her son.
Mr. H. E. McCullen of that city.
Mrs. S. S. Cotton is visiting friends
and relatives in Richmond.
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Miss Hattie Lee Humphrey spent
last week end with her brother, Jack
Humphrey who is teaching at Wind
sor. She was accompanied home by
her brother and sister, Miss Marjoiie
Humphrey, a student at E.C.l.C. m
Greenville, on Sunday. !
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Richard Bloodgood ana vemuei j a
Safrit students at Stale College have
returned to naieign iui.er
the week end with their respective
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Brown of Ra'- T
eigh, formerly of Beaufort, have f
been visiting friends in the city. ,
I
Phillip Thomas returned Monday $
night from Duke Hospital, where he
received treatment for a few days. L
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ention:
Truck Owners!
If you are operating a LONG-HAUL TRUCK, the
Inter-state Commerce Commission now demands that
you carry PUBLIC LIABILITY, PROPERTY DAM
AGE, and CARGO INSURANCE.
We Are Prepared to Write This Insurance For You in
Old Line Companies
SEE US FOR RATES
G. W. DUNCAN
Let US Write YOUR
Insurance
Beaufort, N. C. Dial 318-1
w Beaufort Theatre
Program for Week of Nov. 15th
Sunday and Monday, Nov- 15th and 16th
William Powell and Carole Lombard in
"MY MAN GODFREY"
(Comedy)
Sunday Show 2:00 4:009:00 Monday 3:30 7:009:00
AUo Latest Newt and Comedy
Tuesday, Nov. 17th
Ricardo Cortez and June Travis in
"THE CASE OF THE BLACK CAT"
(Mystery)
12 !C
Mat 3:30
Night 7:009:00
Wednesday, Nov. 18th
Mary Boland and Donald Woods in
"A SON COMES HOME"
(Drama)
AUo Newt and Comedy Mat. 3:30
Thursday, Nov. 19th
Ross Alexander and Glenda Farrell in
"HERE COMES CARTER"
(Comedy)
Mat 3:30
Night 7:009:00
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