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THURSDAY JULY 21, 1938 THE BEAUFORT NEWS BEAUFORT, N. C. PAGE FIVE i Rectal ttnb 3crsonal Miss Martha Carrow Editor A WORD OF PRAISE I i.What joy it is, that ray of light t That pierces darkened days, To have some person treat us right And give a word of praise. A kindly little word or two, . When things look dark and drear Will make the skies above more blue, .And fill the heart with cheer. 0 shed some sunshine along life's j way, ; - To help a brother through; i And sunshine will smile back each I - day I To warm the heart of you. f.. ' Selected. Friends of Mrs. Elmo Stewart will be glad to learn that she is doing nicely after having the mis fortune of getting a bad nail punc ture in her foot last week. h Miss Annie Carolyn Styron is able to be out after having been tonfined to her home several days with a sprained ankle, i o Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tillet re turned home Friday from a trip to Nags Head, Wanchese and Man teo. -o- 1 Mr. Guion Garner who is era f ployed with the U. S. Coast Guard :nf Wpu Ynrlf 4a ennnHinir Viia vn. Location here with his parents, Mr. I and Mrs. B. M. Garner. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Noe and little son, of New York, are visit ing Mr. Noe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Noe. Mrs. Beam, mother of Mr. C. L. Beam, has returned to her home in Greensboro after a visit with her son and family on Orange St. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hooper, who for the past ton days have been visiting Mr. Hooper's brother in Aberdeen, returned home last week. Mrs. A. B. Hooper and Evelyn Dixon and daughter Jean, who have been visiting her mother Mrs. Sue Skarren and brother W. D. Skarren, left this week. WRESTLING AND BOXING BOUTS I FRIDAY, JULY 22, M f 8:30 P. M. ; Atlantic Beach Casino Expert Boxers Will Be Featured Also Nationaly Known Stars Of Wrestling SATURDAY NIGHT And Sunday Concert ONLY (By Popular Request) JELLY LEFTWICH AND HIS ORCHESTRA Featuring KAY KEEVER, Vocalist COMING MONDAY Extended Engagement Freddy Johnston And His University of North Carolina Orchestra Concerts Daily DANCES EVERY NIGHT ATLANTIC BEACH Capt. Harry Parkin was a busi ness visitor in Raleigh last Fri day. Rev. and Mrs. L. D. Hayman and Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Eure spent several days last week at Creswell and Manteo. They attended the Pageant Lost Colony. Mr. and Mrs. James Willis and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mason mo tored to Wilson and Whitakers last Sunday. o Mr. W. J. B. Shull, of Newport, was a busine s visitor here Mon day. o Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bergass aVd daughter, of Shilo, were week-end visitors of Capt. C. W. Clifton and family. o Mrs. Leslie Gillikin, of Smyrna, spent Tuesday with friends and relatives. Miss Lottie Sanders has re turned from a week's stay in Do ver and Kinston. Miss Beulas Richards who has been in Baltimore for some time has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Bloodgood had as their week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Plato Colins of Kinston. o Miss Stella Morgan, of Wood lief, N. C, is visiting Miss Sadie Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dickinson and children have returned to Dur ham after a visit here with Mr. Dickinson's parents. R. Granville Bennett has re turned to Pittsburg, Pa., after a visit here with Mrs. T. A. Richards. o Dr. and Mrs. L. T. Buchanan of Laurinburg, have taken an apart ment on Front street. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Douglas and daughter, have returned to Raleigh after having been the guests of Mrs. T. A. Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hender son who have been spending some time here, have returned to their home in New Bern. The Y. W. A's with their leader, Mrs. Leon Thomas, spent last Thursday in Pollocksville at an as sociational meeting. Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Israel, of Aberdeen, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Eubanks on New Bern Road. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Eubanks, of Sanatorium, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Eubanks at their home on New Bern road. Mr. Roy Eubanks spent the week-end in Greensboro and Dan ville, Va., visiting Mrs. Eubanks who has been attending summer school at the former city. Rev. Mr. Crutchfield. of Dallas. Texas, is conducting a revival this week at Tuttle Grove Church. Mis. D. F. Merrill left Wednes day for Wilson where she is at tending a district meeting of N. Y. A. Supervisors. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hassell and Matthew Marshall left Tuesday for Jacksonville, Fla., where they will be several days. Mr. Chas. Clawson, Jr., of New York, is here spending his vaca tion with his parents, Mr. and Mis. C. A. Clawson. o i Mr. A. T. Gardner was a busi ness visitor in New Bern Saturday. o Mrs. Clyde Mathias, of Curri tuck, who has been visiting her sister Mrs. W. W. Russell and Mrs. M. S. .Snowden has returned home. Mrs. M. S. Snowden has as her house guest Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Barker and son Charles, of New Bern. Miss Virginia Chadwick, of Lexington, is spending the summer here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Chadwick. Mrs. Tholnas E. Taylor and daughter of New York, is visiting her mother-in-law Mrs. Lillian Taylor. o Mrs. 0. C. Skinner and children left Wednesday for Houston, Tex as, to spend the summer with her husband. She was accompanied by Mrs. Earl Taylor and daughter who will spend several weeks there. o Mr. Secil Seawell and Miss Mary C. Fodrie spent the week-end in Petersburg, Va. Dial 448-1 Mrs. Jack Seawell and daughter Kathrin left Sunday for Yale, Va., where they will be the guest of Mrs. Louise Gilliam. Mrs. U. E. Swann has as her house guest this week her mother Mrs. A. J. Garner, of Macon and Mr. and Mrs. Alton Gardner, of Gibsonville. o Mrs. Ruth Duffy, of Rocky Mount, has been called here on account of illness of her mother, Mrs. Wilson Gillikin. Mr. David Mosier, of Englewood N. J., is the guest of Miss Mary Taylor Hinnant. Mr. and Mrs. Warren White hurst, of Wilson, who are spend ing the summer here, have taken an apartment at the home of Mrs. H. C. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wnhh and daughter, and Miss Carolyn liryce, of Chapel Hill, were week end guest of Mrs. 0. B. Moore. Miss Annie Neal Jones, of Wil liamsberg, who has been here sev eral weeks visiting her mother, Mrs. H. C. Jones, left this week. Miss Lucy Holland who had been at Swansboro for the past two months, has returned to the city. Miss Darris King Martin, of Mount Olive, and Gus Lancaster, Jr., of Rocky Mount, and Miss June Davis, of Fair Bluff, are house guest of Mrs. Robert Til let. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Smith were in Washington Tuesday where Mr. Smith went to consult Dr. Carter about an eye trouble which he has been suffering several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Orr and daughter Miss Lucille, of Norfolk Va., spent a few days this week guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Case. Mr. and Mis. Calvin Jones were business visitors at Manteo this week. Mrs. Christopher Jones, Misses Ruth Lewis and Evelyn Norcom went to Rocky Mount yesterday to meet Mr. Christopher Jones and Mr. Jack Neal who have been fish ing off the coast of Maryland aboard the Cadacatcher, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rowe Metcalf. Mrs. George Russell and Mrs. L. D. Spiingle were visitors in New Bern last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Berry Sumrell, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Mason and Mrs. E. V. Butler, of Greenville, at tended the funeral of Mr. L. C. Davis here Monday. Mr. Mason was a brother-in-law to Mr. Davis. o Miss Etella Morgan, of Salis bury, is the guest of Miss Sadie Moore. o Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Chadwick nnrl rlnii.lif .... AT...,, c... v . i ,'i.i! j, oue, nave re turned home from a several weeks visit and tour through Virginia. - Miss Robby Home, of White Lake, is the guest of.Miiss Mar-! vaiet Clark. Mr and Mrs. C. W. Scott, Mrs. Allie Harrell and Mia in;.. v kirk spent last week-end at Myr tle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Miller of Ocean City, N. J., returned home Saturday after having spent the week with M- --.I n... . i,. . : "' ' '"is. raui " oodard. Mrs Mattie Parkin is confined to her home with an infected foot. o . Mrs. Sarah Ann Congleton, who has been confined to her bed for the past week, is reported improv ing. Mrs. Arthur E. Huntley and daughter Sylvia of Southport left today after visiting Mrs. Aycock Brown and Miss Hattie Styron. o Mr. Chas. D. Hill, who has been at Wilmington for the past week with his two-weeks-old son at Dr. Sidberry's hospital, returned home last night and reports that the child has improved satisfactory. o Miss Beth Dickinson, of East Gulf, W. Va., and Mrs. A. H. Out law, of Elizabeth City, are visit ing their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dickinson at Core Creek. Capt. and Mrs. W. A. O'Neal and family, of Wilmington, Delaware, stopped .overnight in Beaufort this week with Mr. and Mrs. Aycock Brown. They were enroute to Ocracoke, their former home for a vacation. Missionary Circle Meeting. The Lizzie Chadwick Missionary Circle met Monday night with Mrs. Bernice Jarman at the home of Mrs. Annie Rice, with a good at tendance. Much work was plan ned. Work on the parsonage was put under way. A good report was given. RETURN FROM WILMINGTON Mr. and Mrs. R. Hugh Hill and young son, Stewart, returned Sat urday from Dr. Sidbury's hospital at Wilmington where the child un derwent an operation for tonsils and adenoids. He was reported as getting along nicely. NASHVILLE PEOPLE AT ATLANTIC BEACH Among others enjoying Atlantic Beach during the month of July, are Judge and Mrs. W. J. Bone, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bone and Rev. Charles McConnell, pastor of the First Baptist church at Nash ville. They are stopping at the Ed Batchelor cottage and Monday they enjoyed a cruise on Charlie Brittin's boat, "The Bumblebee." Mrs. Britton, a cousin of the Bones, is accompanying them. MISS LUC1LE RICE HOSTESS AT BRIDGE Miss Lucille Rice was hostess to her club and additional guests on Tuesday evening, coring high for the evenings play was Mrs. Hal sey Paul with Mrs. John Brooks receiving the slam award. Miss Rice served a delicious sweet course. MRS. JACK WINDLEV ENTERTAINS AT CARDS Mrs. Jack Windley was hostess to three tables of Contract Bridge on Thursday afternoon. Delicious ice cream in lily molds was served with iced punch. High scorer for the afternoon's play was Mrs. Hal sey Paul, with Mrs. Hardy Lewis winning second high. MR. AND MRS. GRAYDON PAUL HOSTS AT ANNUAL FISH FRY Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Paul were hosts on Thursday evening at their annual fish fry on Shack elford Banks. Around 50 guests were present for the happy oc casion. Besides the delectable fish cook ed on fires built on the beach there were baked beans, tomatoes, rolls, pickles, individual pies, and hot coffee. After the splendid supper the entire group gathered on the beach, where pleasant conversa tion was interspersed with the singing of old time songs. B. L. JONES CARRIES FRIENDS TO SEA B. L. Jones, owner and opera tor of Ben's Bicycle and Stove Shop, entertained a number of his friends a day or two ago by taking them on a pleasure trip to Atlantic Beach, Morehead City, Shackleford Banks, and to Cape Lookout. The trip was made aboard Capt. Charlie Carroll's yacht, the "Pilot." Among the visitors were: W. B. Glover, Nor folk; Miss Applehouse, and Mr. and Mrs. Passel, of Kinston. MRS. JACK WINDLEY ENTERTAINS CLUB Mrs. Jack Windley was hostess Tuesday evening to her club. Additional guests were Mrs. Harry Saunders, Mrs. John Brooks, Mrs. L. T. Buchanan, of Lauringhertr, Mrs. Bob Bennett, of Pittsburg, Pa. Mrs. Windley served a deli cious sweet course. High score went to Mrs. John Brooks with Mrs. Buchanan, second high. MISS MARTHA CARROW GOES TO DUKE Miss Martha Carrow, bookkeep er and social editor of The Beau fort News, left last Friday for Durham where she entered Duke Hospital for treatment. She was accompanied by her sister Mrs. W. A. Mace. EDITOR HOPEWELL NEWS VISITS IN BEAUFORT. Mr. A. Robbins, editor of the Hopewell, Virginia, News is spend ing a few days in Beaufort. He states that he is very much im pressed with this section and in tends to return again whenever he can get the time off to do so. BRIDGE LUNCHEON AT AMERICAN LEGION HUT On Thursday morning from ten until one, Mrs. Theo. A. Richards. of this city, Mrs. Luther T. Bu chanan, of Louisburg, and Mrs. Robert G. Bennett, of Pittsburg, Pa., were hostesses at a charming bridge luncheon, at the American Legion Hut. The Hut was artistically deco rated with summer flowers and a nautical motif ' was carried out in table accessories and the iogtiimes of those serving. A delicious luncheon was served to about seventy guests by Misses Robert Shaw, Sadie Moore, Doro thy Day and Frances Buchanan. High score was presented to Miss Gladys Chadwick and second high was won by Mrs. Charles Cul len, of Tarboro. Mrs. Luther T. Hamilton, of Morehead City, re ceived the consolation. Mrs. Ed gar Swann drew the lucky prize and Mrs. Eric Bell, of Wilson, re ceived the floating prize. Out of town guests were Mrs. James D. Murray, of .Smithfield; Mrs? Carl Bell, of Raleigh; Mrs. Dick Pittmen, of Wilson; Mrs. C. 0. Pitts, of Norfolk, Va.; Mrs. Charles Cullen, of Tarboro; Mrs. Henry Hicks, of Raleigh; Mrs. Ed win Pate, of Lauringburg; Mrs. Robert Lucas, of Greensboro; Mrs. Lorma Bell, Broughton, of Ral eigh; Miss Ruth Martin, of San ford; Mrs. O. E. McRory, of Ellis ville, Miss ;Mrs. James Herman, of Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. W. P. Kenne dy, of Norfolk, Va.; Mrs. Charles Davis, of Kinston; Mrs. J. 0. Moon, of Lineville, Ala.; Mrs. Har old Hill, of Washington, D. C, and Mrs. Will Webb, Mrs. Bruce Wil lis, Mrs. S. A. Chalk, Mrs. Harold Webb, and Mrs. Luther T. Hamil ton, of Morehead City. CHURCH NOTICE. There will be services at Live Oak Grove Christian church Sun day, July 24, at 11 A. M. The services will be conducted by the pastor, Rev. J. L. Merrill. The 7:30 services will be con ducted by Rev. G. C. Hedgepeth, of Morehead City. Special music will be arranged. The public is cordially invited to attend these services. 4-H GIRLS ATTEND . PAGEANT AT MANTEO Those attending the "Lost Colo ny" Pageant at Manteo from here last week-end, were Miss Mar garet Clarke, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Simmons, of Newport; Nina Taylor, of Bogue, and Ar mesia Wiley, Lilly Beacham and Maxie Thomas, of Beaufort. Return From Cruise Aboard State Yacht Judge Devin and Mrs. Devin, of Oxford; Judge Barnhill and Mrs. Bmnhill, of Rocky Mount; Judge Seawell and Mrs. Seawell, of San ford and Judge Winborne and Mrs. Winborn, of Marion, returned to Morehead City Wednesday fol lowing a cruise to Manteo and Ocracoke aboard the John A. Nel son, flagship of the Fisheries fleet. They are members of the North Carolina Supreme Court. NOTICE! To Whom It May Concern: This is to advise that Capt. Wil bur Nelson, of Atlantic, N. C, has made application to the Commis sion for a certificate of conven ience and necessity to operate as a common carrier by boat as pro vided by Consolidated Statutes 1037 (e). The service which he desires to give is from Atlantic, in the Coun ty of Carteret, North Carolina, across Core Sound and in the wa ters of Pamlico Sound to Ocracoke in the County of Hyde, and the Commission has set same for hear ing on Wednesday, July 27, at 2:30 P. M. o'clock in the office of the Utilities Commissioner in Ral eigh, North Carolina. All persons having any repre sentations to make in this matter are hereby notified to appear in person or by Attorney on or be fore that :iate in order that the matter may be definitely determ- Dial 428-1 DAVIS BEAUTY SHOP Upstairs Over DAVIS BROS. STORE Is Now Operating With Prices Listed Below $3.50 Permanents $2.50 $5.00 Permanents $3.50 $7.50 Permanents $5.00 Shampoo and Finger Wave 25c (without lotion or curls) Finger Wave (with Lotion) 25c 50c 75c 35 c 35c Facial (plain) Facial (Masque) Tweeze Manicure Opetf Tuesday Night By Appointment ir.ed at that time. This July 14, 1938. N. C. Utilities Commission By R. O. Self, Chief Cleik. ANNOUNCEMENT. Mr. W. S. Whitehurst announ ces the marriage of his daughter Miss Jula Whitehurst to Mr. C. F. Earp, Jr., of Wilmington. The wedding took place in Wilming ton on May 22, where they are making their home at 707 Princess Street. North Carolina cared for 7,311 mental patients in state institu tions in May, 1938. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED PROMPTLY By Registered Pharmacists and Deliv ered to You At Once ASK YOUR DOCTOR Joe House Drug Store Mail Orders Filled Day Received DAY PHONES 333-1 or 910-1 BEAUFORT, Summer Beauty Are you ready for a glorious active .sum mer with a coiffure that's appropriate for both day and evening? The DUCHESS will de sign a lovely one for you . . . one that be comes you 24 hours a day. NEW INDIVIDUAL STYLED PERMANENTS DIAL 379-1 FOR APPOINTMENT A COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE THE DUCHESS BEAUTY SHOP Next To Beaufort Theatre BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA Beaufort Sunday and Monday July 24-25 Joan Blondell Melvin Douglas "THERE'S ALWAYS A WOMAN" Also Latest News Tuesday, July 26 Joe E. Brown Jane Wayman "WIDE OPEN FACES" Wednesday, July 27 Jack Pot Night $22-00 Will Rogers "COUNTYXHAIRMAN" Thursday, July 28 Joan Bennett Henry Fonda . , . "i met my Jove again" Friday, July 29 First Showing In North Carolina Harold Lloyd Phyllis Welch In "PROFESSOR BEWARE" SATURDAY, JULY 30 l (Double Feature) Tim McCoy Kathleen Eliot "WEST OF RAINBOWS END" Also "LEGION OF MISSING MEN" With ALL STAR CAST MARRIAGE LICENSE. Isam Herring, Clinton, N. C, to Eula Mumford. Morehead, colored. Eric Lewis, Morehead, N. C, to Virginia Dare Willis, Marehead, white. Loren W. Howard, Marshallberg to Eunice Nelson, Barkers Island, white. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Bori to Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Swain at Morehead City hispital, July 17th, a son. There were 9,372 prisoners in N. C. state highway camps on May 31, 1938. NIGHT PHONE 346-1 NORTH CAROLINA at a Price Theatre t i