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lursday, June 15th, 1939.
THE BEAUFORT NEWS BEAUFORT, N. C.
PACE FIVE
J n c t n 1 a n it t r 0 0 it a 1
Da 5-
"A LOT OF LIFE"
ho has not waked to hear a
mocking bird
His rousing music spilled every
where
'ho has not felt clean earth
beneath his feet,
Or smelled sweep apple-blossoms
) on the air;
'ho has not known the thrill of
looking at
Tall corn, majestic in the sum
mer sun,
as missed a lot of life, in spite
of all
The other things he likes to say
he's done.
Virginia Stanton,
Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Hyde motor
1 to Richmond Tuesday. They
ere accompanied by Misses Lena
uncan, Mildred Jones, Gladys
hadwick who will continue on to
ew York to attend the World's
air:
iMr.and Mrs. Jim Moon and
lildren of Alabama are here on a
isit to Mrs. Moon's mother, Mrs.
i. D. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Martin of Mt.
Hive spent the week-end here
ith his sister Mrs. Robert Tillett.
Miss Virginia Vaughn and
Enoch Barnes of Washington wer-j
week-end guests of Miss Elizabeth
Thomas.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Allen of
Kinston were visitors here Sunday
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Wm. L. Hatsell was a business
visitor in New Bern Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Paul and
children and Mrs. D. M. DeNoyer
and son Bill left this week to at
tend the World's Fair.
Mrs. Fred Morrison and little
daughter, and Mrs. S. P. Hancock
of Lynchburg, Vs., are visiting
Miss Ella Davis.
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, Mrs. Rosa Bland and son of
Norfolk spent Sunday here with
Mrs. M. S. Snowden.
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Miss Irene Smith of Raleigh,
spent the week-end he 'e with her
sister Mrs. B. H. Noe.
Mrs. U. E. Swann has returned
home from Macon and Warrenton,
where she has been visiting rela.
tives.
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Miss Georgia Ann Maxwell of
Atlanta. Ga., is visiting Dr. and
Mrs. C. S. Maxwell. .
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Miss Anna Gardner of Macon is
visiting her aunt Mrs. U. E. Swann.
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Mr. Calvin Dickinson of Wil
mington, spent the week end here
with his grandmother Mrs. Lula
Duncan.
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Mrs. Dorothy Dockey of Char
lotte and Mrs. W. W. Whitehurst
of Wilson are visiting Mrs. Lula
Duncan.
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Mrs. Claud Guthrie and daugh
ter left Monday to visit relatives
in Maxton.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Webster of
Wilmington spent the week-end
here with Mrs. Webster's brother,
Mr. A. M. Fulcher.
Mrs. Milton Lipman and son
Daniel are attending the World's
Fair.
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Miss Beulah Richards left Fri
day for Baltimore where she will
be for several weeks with rela
tives. Mrs. Lula Jurney of Mt. Olive
was a visitor here the latter part
of the week.
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Mrs. John Jones and children
and Mrs. James Noe and children
motored to Norfolk the week-end.
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Mrs. Francis Hatsell who has
been visiting relatives in Davidson
has returned home.
Mrs. Julia Pake, Mrs. A. Medin
and Mrs. Charles Pake and son are
visiting relatives in Florida this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Windley Respess
of New Bern spent the week-end
here with Mr. Respess' mother
Mrs. K. J. Respess.
Mrs. Augusta Medin of Jersey
City, N. J., is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Julia Pake.
Rev. and Mrs. C. T. Rogers of
Roanoke Rapids visited friends
here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Moody Clemmons
of Raleigh spent the week-enc!
here with his brother, Mr. F. R.
Clemmons.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Clemmons
left this week for a two weeks
stay in South Carolina.
Mrs. Nat Pake of Raleigh visit
ed her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Longest Sunday.
Mr. Jack Neal and Rufus Sea
well motored to Savannah, Ga.,
Tuesday to attend the funeral of
Mr. Neal's uncle Ben.
Mrs. Chas. Skarren and son
have returned from Washington,
D. C, and New York after sever
al weeks stay there.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lincke and
son, Paul III, of Kinston, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Lincke, Sr. on Front Street.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Mitchell and
two children S. L. Jr., and Miss
Christine, of Martinsville, Va.,
arrived today to spend a short
while with Mrs. Mitchell's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lincke.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fonnei Simmons
and party, Messrs. Lawrence, Le
on and Jackson Garner, of Newport
were the guests of Mrs. Sallie
Hutchens Sunday they also visited
Harkers Island.
Mr. Jack Sumrell and two boy
friends of Rocky Mount visited
his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Paul
W. Lincke Monday and Tuesday.
Prof, and Mrs. M. A. Hill, and
Mr. Hill's mother, Mrs. Sadie Hill
who has been visiting her son at
Chapel Hill, arrived here Wednes
day to spend the summer on the
coast.
Mrs. Alvah Nance and sons,
Frank and Terry of Paducah, Ky.,
arrived here last week and will
pend the summer with Mrs.
Nance's parents Mr. and Mrs. D.
F. Willis.
Mr. and Mrs. George Piver,
Mrs. Hattie Parkin, Miss Ola Dud
ley attended the funeral of Miss
Gladys Clark in Greenville Sunday
the guests.
Table prizes of attractive hand
kerchiefs went to the following
high scorers: Mrs. Robert Tillett,
Mrs. Graham Duncan, Miss Lucy
Holland, Mrs. Seth Gibbs and Mrs.
Lucas.
Guests coming in for refresh
ments were Mrs. F. R. Bell and
Mrs. Ed Potter, with Mrs. Potter
cutting visitor's prize.
CHADWICKS RETURN
HOME WEDNESDAY
Dr.and Mrs. W. S. Chadwick
and daughter Mary Sue motored
to Richmond Wednesday to visit
her son Lawrence who has been a
patient in the hospital there for
several days. He was able to re
turn home with them this week.
Former Residens of Davis
Celebrate Silver Wedding
Anniversary In Washington
Friends and relatives of Mr. and
Mrs. I. E. Wade, 817-30th Street,
S. E. Washington, D. C, will be
glad to know that on June 3, 1939
they celebrated their Silver Anni
versary at their lovely home.
The celebration was in the na
ture of a banquet and served two
purposes, that of House Warming
and Anniversary, since the couple
have only recently moved into
their present home.
There were forty-five guests
present during the course of the
evening, many of them old friends
who have known the couple for
years, others were new friends
they have made since coming to
live in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade have two
young sons who celebrated with
their parents on this memorable
occasion. Mr. Wade was a most
considerate host and seemed pleas
ed to mingle with his many friends.
Mrs. Wade was charming in blue
chiffon, looking very much like a
bride, she wore a corsage of yellow
roses, a gift from Mr. Wade.
The house was beautifully dec
orated with silver leaves, and cut
flowers. The lawn was brilliantly
lighted and refreshments were
served during the evening from
long tables. The large wedding
cake held the place of honor in
the center of the dining room ta
ble, the only other decoration be
ing large vases of roses. At eleven
o'clock the host and hostess served
the wedding cake and a delicious
ice course.
There, were many lovely and
useful gifts presented to the cou
ple but the most appreciated was
the good wishes and congratula.
tions heaped upon them by their
many friends.
cause of failing health she had
been unable to prepare and hold a
reception for her many friends
as in previous years, but was in
deed happy to be able to serve to
all who haJ called during the day
and evening, cake, which had been
made by her very hands.
Many friends called during the
day, and many cards and gifts
were received by this aged lady
who is dearly beloved by her
church to which she is so faithful,
by her neighbors, to whom she has
meant much during the passing
years, and to the citizenry of
Beaufort, who were proud to hon
or her on this, her 80th anniver
sary. Her daughter, Mrs. Charles Case
and granddaughter, Miss Evelyn
Norcom and Mrs. Julian Hamilton,
served punch, cream and cake to
those calling throughout the day
and evening.
voted to Program Planning and a
report of the World's Fair tour.
A plate lunch is to be served by the
Curb Market women at the noon
hour and a recreational hour is to
be featured in the afternoon. All
club members are invited to attend.
Club Members Met
Despite The Rain
Twelfth District Club members
representing the Home and 4-H
units of Carteret, Lenoir, Craven,
Onslow, Jones and Pamlico met
on Atlantic Beach today. It is
quite likely that a few stayed at
home, but judging from the huge
crowds which were thronging The
Casino, convention headquarters,
at 10:30 this morning, nearly 2,
000 persons were present. Fea
tures of the convention was the
principal address by F. H. Jeter,
State Agricultural editor and the
picnic spread. Home Demonstra
tion clubs had their meeting this
afternoon. 1 ie 4-H clubs met
during the morning.
Bank Will Close
Wednesdays 12 Noon
It was anounced today that the
First Citizens Bank would close
Wednesdays at 12 o'clock, giving
a half holiday through the summer
months, along with other business
houses which will close at 1 o'clock
BIRTH ANNOUNC MENT
Mr. and Mrs. George Broda of
Portsmouth, Va., announce the
birth of a daughter June 8. Mrs.
Broda will be pleasantly remem
bered here as Beatrice Norris,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Norris of Beaufort RFD.
Jacob Miller To
Attend Furniture
Show Next Week
STOPPING AT THE
ANCHORAGE
Judge Causen Williams of San
ford and Solictor D. M. Clark of
Greenville are guests at the An
chorage.
Jacob Miller, owner of Miller
Furniture Company her ewill at
tend the Southern Furniture Ex
position in High Point next week.
He leaves on Tuesday and expects
to return to Beaufort on Friday.
While in High Point he will in ad
dition to buying stock for his firm
here, fill some special orders he
has from customers.
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Summer Council
H. D. Clubs Will
Meet On Tues. 22
The Summer Couty Council of
The Carteret Federation of Home
Demonstration dubs will meet
Thursday morning, June 22, in the
Home AgenVs office at 9:45
o'cloc. Mrs. Will Norris, presi
dent, is to preside and Mrs. Leslie
Gillikin is to act as secretary.
The morning session is to be de
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MISS KATHARINE DAVIS
AT GREENVILLE
Miss Katharine Davis, daughter
of Mrs. Leslie C. Davis is at Green
ville taking a beauty course. Miss
Davis was a student the past year
at the college there.
MR. R. K. DAVIS
ATTENDS CONVENTION
Mr. R. K. Davis is attending a
conveitnon of the Jefferson Stan
dard Life Insurance Co., in New
York this week.
TROV JOHNSON RECEIVES
LICENSE IN PHARMACY
Mr. Troy Johnson has received
his license to become a registered
pharmacist in the state of Nevada.
Mr. Johnson has not yet decided
where he will locate.
MISS AMY MUSE
ENTERTAINS AT CARDS
An outstanding social event of
the season was a lovely party giv.
en by Miss Amy Muse last Thurs
day afternoon. Quantities of sum
mer flowers were used thoughout
the home. Guests, when arriving,
found their places by blocks of
cake with their name iced upon
them.
Although it was the regluar
meeting of the Book and Bridge
club, Miss Muse was hostess to a
number of other guests. Cold
drinks were served during the af
ternoon with delicious ice cream
and cake served on the arrival of
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MRS. H. D. NORCOM
HONORED ON 80TH
ANNIVERSARY
Mrs. H. D. Norcom "Miss Cal'
as she is affectionately called by
intimate friends, was given a sur
prise birthday party Monday ev
ening by her neighbors who know
her best. A beautifully decorated
basket laden with gifts, cards and
flowers was brought in and placed
before the honoree who, assisted
by Mrs. W. E. Adair, opened the
gifts and thanked each one person
ally for her remembrances of her.
The many cards with fitting senti
ments were read by Mrs. Windley.
while Mrs. Ipock read a card of
greeting from "your neighbors on
your 80th birthday anniversary."
Mrs. Norcom then told how 61
years that very night she came to
this home a bride and felt that it
was most fitting that she should
be celebrating among her neigh
bors a similar anniversary after
all these years. She said that be-
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Sunday and Monday June 18 and 19
A Human Study of Abraham Lincoln Hitherto
Rarely Disclosed
Henry Fonda, Alice Brady, Arleen Whalen in
"YOUNG MR. LINCOLN"
also News, Cartoon
Tuesday, June 20th
Jane Withers, Arleen Whalen-
"BOY FRIEND"
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Wednesday, June 21
JACK POT $30.00
Kay Francis, William Gargan in
"WOMEN IN THE WIND"
Thursday and Friday, June 22, 23
A Great Picture, Lavishly Produced with a Bril
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Technicolor. Brought back by popular demand
Loretta Young, Richard Greene in
"KENTUCKY"
Saturday, June 24 DOUBLE FEATURE
Peter Lorre, Jean Hersholt in
MR. MOTO ON DANGER ISLAND'
also Buck Jonesin
"CALIFORNIA FRONTIER"
COMING NEXT WEEK
"Rose of Washington Square"