Thursday, July IS, 1937
THE BEAUFORT NEWS BEAUFORT, N. C.
PAGE FIVE
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Realm of Women
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Dr. and Mrs. Larry Moore return
ed this week from a visit to relatives
in Virginia.
Miss Emily Clyde Parkin and Da
vid Beveridge motored to Norfolk
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred VanDyke and
Mrs. Bennett of Cherryville who have
been visiting their sister Mrs. C. L.
Beam left Monday for Ocean View,
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Camp Sutton of Vir
ginia are guests of Dr. and Mrs. W.
S. Chadwkk.
J. W. Humphrey and daughters
Misses Hattie Lee and Marjorie
spent Sunday in New Bern with Mrs
Humphrey who is in St. Lukes hos
pital following a recent automobile
accident.
Mrs. L. V. Minch of Myrtle Beach
spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. H.
M. Hendrix.
Misses Maybelle Neal of Colum
bia, S. C, and Miss Fannie Louise
Neal of Laurinburg and Columbia
arrived this week to spend some
time here with Miss Neal's mother
Mrs. Ollie Neal.
Mrs. Gerald Dickinson and chil
dren of Durham are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. R. N. Dickinson.
Milton L-'pman left yesterday for
Baltimore I J buy his fall stock oi
goods.
Mr. Julian Hamilton attended the
Bankers' conference in Chapel Hill
this week.
Mrs. McBride and daughter Mar
tha and Miss Mary Killingsworth
returned home this week after visit
iting their mother here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mades left
Wednesday for their home in Hamp
ton Bays, N. Y. after a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mades.
Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan and
children of Raleigh have returned
home after a visit to Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Duncan.
Miss Mary Taylor Hinnant has
returned from Camp Leach where
she spent two weeks.
Mrs. L. F. Williams of Merrimoi;
spent a few days this week with her
daughter Mrs. Earl Mades.
Mr. and Mis. Ted Dorons and chil
dren of Providence, R. I. are visiting
Mrs. Doron'fc grand parents Mr. and
Mrs. N. W. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Beuchbrig
and Mrs. Harry Robertson of Wash
ington, D. C, were the house guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saunders
this week.
Messrs. Charles and Ray Wheatly
have returned to their home in Wil
mington after spending the week
end here.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Mace is vis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Laura Aberne
thy in Chapel Hill.
Misses Mary C. Holland, Ethel
Whitehurst and Myrtle Piver have
returned from Wilson where they
have been attending summer school.
Mrs. J. "O. Baxter and daughter
Ruth and Mrs. Mary Handly of New
Bern spent the week enr here guests
of Mrs. Maud Chadwick.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Mayo and son
Horace, Jr., and Miss Dot Lewis of
Kinston were guests of Miss Ruth
Lewis over the week end.
Mr. Louis Willis has returned from
a business trip to New York.
Mr. Cuion Garner of Long Is
land is here on a visit to relatives.
Coming To
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Three Pop
Charles Boyer and Jean Arthur,
the screen's newest team of film ro
mancers and Leo Carillo, screenland's
popularity champ, comes to ine(
Beaufort Threatre in Walter Wag-j
Tier's "Histoiy is Made at Night'' j
for one day only on Monday, July (
19. !
This smart, fast-paced romance
casts Boyer in a totally new type of
role as Paul Dumond, dashing man-,
about-town and the most popular,
head waiter on the Continent, while
Jean Arthur is ten as a lovely Nw
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Miss Doris Wooten of Kinston is
the guest of Miss Mabel Truitt.
Mr. and Mrs. lialph Noe and Utile
son of New York City are visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. T.
Noe.
Mrs. Paul Rhodes and Mrs. George
Rhodes and children of Charlotte
are visiting Mrs. Sallie Shelton.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SERVICE
The Sundav nieht service at Ann
Street Methodist church will be con-j
ducted by the young people. It is
especially urged that the young
people be present.
ATTEND ASSEMBLY
Miss Sarah Potter, Thomas Dick
inson and Wm. Blades Parkin attend
ed The North Carolina Conference
of Young People's Assembly at Louis
burg College July 5-9 at Louisburg.
Miss Potter took the course of
What it Means to be a Christian.
Thomas Dickinson took a Metho
dist and His Church.
Wm. Parkin took The Life of
GILLAM-MARTIN
Miss Letha Pearl Martin, of Peters
burg, Va., daughter of Mrs. Nannie
Sheaffer, of Reading, Penna., and
the late Henry W. Martin, of Beau
fort, N. C, and Mr. Lewis Marks
Gillam, of Yale, Va., son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Gillam, were married on
June 12th.
The ceremony took place at the
Ettrick Baptist parsonage. The
Rev. D. Edgar Wood officiated. Mrs.
Richard Owens, of Yale, played the
wedding music.
The bride who was unattended,
wore a gown of powder blue crepe
with white accessories. Her flowers
were a shoulder corsage of Talisman
roses and lillies of the valley.
Mr. Gilliam is a young farmer of
the Yale Community, where the
young couple expects to make their
home. Many relatives and friends
witnessed the marriage.
Mrs. Gilliam is the niece of Jack
B. Sewell, of Beaufort, and has many
friends here.
CUNNINGHAM- CHAPLAIN
The marriage of Miss Nellie Chap
lain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
A. Chaplain Sr., of Beaufort, N. C.
to Mr. W. J. Cunningham of Wood
Ridge, N. J. took place Wednesday
evening June 30th. at 8 p. m.
The ceremony was performed in
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Wood
Ridge, N. J. and was followed by a
reception at the home of uie bride
groom's parents on Windsor Road.
The bride had as her maid of honor
Miss Mary Best of Dover, N. J. Mr.
Charles Reilly of Hasbrouck Heights
was Mr. Cunningham's best man.
Miss Chaplain formerly lived in
Beaufort before entering training at
Christ Hospital School of Nursing
from which she graduated last year.
Mr. Cunningham is a graduate of
Demarest High School, Hoboken, N.
J. and is employed by Bell Telephone
Lab in New York City, N. Y.
DANIELS-BOYD
The mariage of Miss Catherine
Johnie Boyd and Harvey James Dan
iels of New Bern took place at 8:30
o'clock Thursday morning, June
24th in New Bern at the Fresbyter-
Beaufort Theatre
ralcaiad Arena Veto Artist
alar Stars
York mannequin. They meet in Par
is under thrilling circumstances.
The pair become involved in a gay,
ultra-modern romance that carries
them from France to America against
a series of stunning, ultra-modern
settings, including a crack luxury
liner pnd the smartest restaurants of
New York and Paris.
Leo Carillo and Colin Clive are
featured in the supporting cast,
which also includes Ivan Lebedeff,
Gcorg" Meeker, Lucian Prival, Geo.
Sntv-T-t and others.
I f hi
ian Manse. Rev. R. E. McClure per
formed the ceremony.
Unatttnded the vows were spoken
in the presence of friends who wit
nessed the ceremony. The bride was
attired in pink chiffon with white ac
cessories. Her shoulder corsage was
of bride's roses and valley lilies.
Mrs. Daniels is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Boyd and is a
graduate of the New Bern High
School. For the past two years she
has been employed as stenographer
at Dowdy Furniture Company in New
Bern. Mr. Daniels is the youngest
son of R. L. Daniels of Lola, N. C,
and is a graduate of the Beaufort
High School. He is employed with
the Mack Lupton Fish Co., in New
Bern. Following a short wedding trip
the couple are now at home in New
Bern.
RECENT BRIDE HONORED
Honoring Mrs. Harvey Daniels,
who before her recent marriage was
Mrs. Catherine Boyd, Misses Hattie
Belle and Elizabeth Boyd were joint
hostesses at a miscellaneous shower
Monday afternoon at their home on
the Morehead City highways.
Bingo was played in the rooms that
had been made festive with many
red and white summer flowers and
other appointments carrying out the
fourth of July motif. After the a
warding of the prizes, the honoree
was then presented with many gifts
from friends presnet.
Ice cream bearing small silk flags
and red iced cakes were served by
the hostesses. Guests present wen:
Misses Adelaide Conner, Nina Lath
am, Beatrice Wilcox, Marie Rhodes,
Eleanor Wilcox, Margaret Latham
and Audrey Caton and Mesdames H.
L. Godwin, Joe Hughes, Kate Ives,
Manly Conner Guy Ives, R. L. Scur
lock, H. B. Burroughs, E. J. Watson,
W. Z. Boyd, John I. Boyd and Matil
da Aldridge.
ON WPTF BIRTHDAY
PARTY IN RALEIGH
Miss Esther Bell Fodrie, has return
ed from Raleigh where she spent two
weeks with her aunt Mrs. C. W. Gill.
While in Raleigh little Miss Fodrie
attended one of the regular birthday
parties at Radio station WPTF.
WOOLARD HOUSE GUESTS
Late arrivals and departures at
the Woolard Apartment i. j.;.-; in
eluded Mr. L. N. Johnson, Washing
ton, N. C; W. T. Whitley, Washing
ton, N. C; W. E. Jones, Charlotte;
Willard Wayne, Karl Vogler, Winston-Salem;
Misses Erie Lee Hardee,
Marie and Cleo Hardee, High Point;
Mrs. C. L. Wilson, Dunn; Mr. and
Mrs. Frazier, Greensboro; Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Morrison and daughter
Virginia, Winter Haven, Fla; Hubert
Hicks, Donald Burnett, Ames Mc
Ghee, Ft. Myers, Fla.; J. M. Farlon,
High Point; I. F. Cook, Chas. Johns,
Ft .Myers, Fla,; Mrs. Mary Long,
Palmetto, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Newt
Lackey and daughter. I. E. Pittman,
Brandentonj Fla; Chas Lackey, Pal
metto, Fla.; S. Stalls, Robinsonville;
G. A. N6rwood, Goldsboro ; Bill Tay
lor, Ashley Huffeslober, Ft. Myers,
Fla.
AT HOME
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Staton will be
at home on Saturday evening July
17, from eight to eleven honoring
their daughter Miss Virginia Staton
and Mr. James H. Potter III, whose
marriage will be solemnized at the
Methodist church at eight thirty the
following morning. No invitations
have been issued, but it is hoped
that all fiiemls will call.
MEN WANTED FOR RAWLEIGH
Routes of 800 families. Reliable
hustler should start earning $25
weekly and increase rapidly. Write
today. Rawleigh's, Dept. NCG-18-S,
Richmond, Va.
FOR SALE NEWSPAPERS UN
folded, bundled and tied. Suitable
for many uses. See George Wool
ard. $ Trade at our-
Meat Counter
A Complete Line of Meats at
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GROCERIES
FRONT STREET BEAUFORT j ' " " " '" '
Hubert Reid Hopkins, Brown Sum
mit, X. C, to Catherine L. Wallace,
Morehead City.
BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dorcie C.
Rice at Morehead City hospital, June
24, a son, David Carrow.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Wade, Williston, at Morehead City
hospital on June 26, a daughter.
Two Beaufort Ladies
Injured In Accident
Mrs. J. W. Humphrey and Mrs. M.
S. Snowden are in St. Luke's Hospit
al at New Bern suffering from injur
ies received last Saturday when the
automobile in which they were rid
ing bound for New Bern to spend the
week end with Dr. and Mrs. C. S.
Barker was wrecked near the Craven
city. Of the two Mrs. Humphrey was
reported the most seriously injured.
She is suffering from a fractured hip
and lacerations to arm. At first it was
reported Mrs. Snowden suffered a
fractured right shoulder. She is also
suffering from shock. It was report
ed today that their condition was
FISHING AND OUTDOORS
(Contniued from page one)
but usually for the gamier species
found in blue water otf shore.
SENATOR ROBINSON thought
so much of the fishing off North
Carolina that he permitted his photo
tn be used on the front page of an
elaborate circular gotten out by Stan
ley Wahab, advertising the island oi
Ocracoke and coastal fishing there
abouts. On the same page with
the photo of Senator Robinson is ex
tracts from a feature story in the
News and Observer, quoting him-
a story written by your columnist.
CERO ARE BEGINNING to run
in waters off Cape Lookout. That is
the news brought this column by two
or three local guides. The fishing
with rod and reel off Carteret's
coast has been up to par this season .
but for some reason or other the sea
son generally has been poor for
guides. I thing I know the trouble.
Several weeks ago on a visit up stato
I stopped in several towns to boost
our fishing and vacation possibilities.
In several of the towns I had people
tell me that they had rather come to
Beaufort or Morehead City and fish
than anywhere else along the coast
and that in their opinion the fishing
was better in our waters. But... we
cannot afford to pay the prices your
guides charge. It is darn difficult
for anyone to get a guide to take
you boat fishing from Morehead City
or Beaufort for less than $15 per day
regardless of how long you stay out.
Sometimes the price goes up to $30
per day and has ben as high as $50
and $75 although the latter includ
ed the charter of a good sized
schooner.
UNTIL CARTERET towns and re
sorts can offer plenty of exception-
FREE FACIALS
THIS WEEK ONLY
ADA'S BEAUTY
SALON
110 Turner Street
BEAUFORT, N. C.
( formerly Hughes Beauty Shop)
Chest Colds
Rub on Musterole. Used
by millions (or 25 years.
NOT just a salve, but a
''counter-irritant." All
druggists.Three strengths
ally good accomodations in the way
of hotels and such, and thus attract
not only the North Carolinians now
attracted to our coast, but sportsmen
from northern cities. the guid-s
would do well to cut their cost to a
minimum. Guides will find that
next season will be the same as it
has been this year and probably
worse unless they start competing
with the fishermen guides and the
rates charged at Swansboro,
Ocracoke, Hatteras nad other places
which are getting the bulk of anglers
this year.
COLONEL WISE OF Princeton
wrote me that while he had hoped to
come to Cape Lookout and fish for
dolphin and try for marlin, he had
better prospects at Hatteras and cer
tainly more conservative rates from
guides. Col. Wise is writing a book
about fishing. If he catches dolphin
off Hatteras.. and he will and if he
should happen to catch a marlin or a
sailfish, it will be that locality which
will revive the publicity and not
Cape Lookout and our section. And
our fishing hereabouts is on par with
the blue water fishing off Cape
Seabreeze
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July 20th and 21st
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