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B ec hi M D 1' a f o a a a f T c t i i 1 AGF, EIGHT THE BEAUFORT NEWS EEAUFORT. N. C. MORE ABOUT j C. H. YOUNG (Continuea ron page 1) j sminjr, but ate yi't to bo I'licrgizi'il . to near IU'aufuit s limits on KuuU' 101 and into the Laurel Road sec tion and on Cedar Island. Completion date set for Febru ary has been made possible thru the release of copper to KKA proj ects, it was stated. MORE ABOUT MEMBERSHIP (Continued from pag:e 1) stays in the chapter. Under this division the Beaufort Chapter will send $223.68 to headquarters and retain $2-18.67. The Chapter pur- tion will be used for local activi-j ties and the purchase of emergency j supplies. The report for communities in the Chapter area follows: Atlantic, 56; North River, 7; Bettie, 7; Ce dar Island, 25; MurshaHberjr, 22; Stacy, 6; Russell Creek, 5; Sea Level, 10; Smyrna, 4; Marker's Is land, 18; Merrimon, 4; Davis, 7; Wire Grass, 2; Williston, 12; Beau fort, 272. The Roll Call chairman wishes to thank the Beaufort News for its wholehearted support by giving full publicity to the campaign. He wishes to thank each and every citizen of the county for the re sponse given to the Roll Call. And extends his appreciation to all of the Volunteer Workers who gave so i eely of their time and enei-jr'e". rated very conspicuous from the iir, especially if streets are lighted by flares of burning buildings. Blackout Methods Primary sources of artificial lights usually can be controlled by being turned off entirely, by dim ming by use of rheostats, by paint ing or some form of shades and by screening so that no glow is vis ible from the air. Details of these methods as applied in specific cases are given later. Sources Of Light Primary sources of light, where the light source is directly visible, such as: light from industrial ac tivity, street lights, store fronts, factory roofs, side lights, house windows, electric signs, and ve hicle lights must be blacked out as well as reflections o f lights from windows, roofs, rivers, lakes, and paved areas, TENT CAMP WILL BE ENLARGED; TO SPEED UP WORK Community Church To Feed Soldiers On Christmas Day Thirty soldiers, probably mem bers of the Coast Artillery Anti Aircraft units at Camp Davis, will be guests of Community Church at Core Creek on Christmas Eve night and for a dinner in the Com munity House on Christmas Day, it was announced by Rev. W. Y, Stewart, pastor. Arrangements for bringing the soldiers to the Carteret Coast to be guests of the Community Church have been made by the U.S.O. On Christmas Eve, there will be entertainment in the Community House, a special program of mu sic from the Cathedrala Chimes and Hammond Organ inside the church. The pastor will not have services, although he will probably reada the Biblical Christmas story. MORE ABOUT AIR RAID i Continued from page 1) the post 10 hours and men will serve as observers for the remain der of the 24 hours each day. The Town of Beaufort has auuthorized ihe construction of a lookout tow er on Community Center Golf Club House to be used by the observers. Enlargement of the Xew Rivet Marine Barracks tent camp and a stepping-up of work at the main barracks in some departments hav be"1,! started result of the war with the Axis powers. Just bow big the tent camp will be enlarged to was r.ot disclosed, but much equipment has been moved back from Hadnott oPint to do the work. The expansion will be on the lower end of the camp and toward New River. Meantime, some phases of con struction at tbu tain barracks started on a 12-hour day with sev en days pear week. The Red Cross 'a training mil lions for Defense and Victory Keep this training going Give to the Red Cross today. SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEWS LOCAL PEOPLE TO HELP ENTERTAIN Local families will help enter tain the soldiers coming to the coast on Christmas Day. The 30 who will be guests of the church will be guests of local homes for the night. Persons who will have soldier-Marine or sailor guests on Christmas are urged to notify Mrs. R. K. Davis, chairman of the Home - Church and Hospitality Committee of the USO in Beaufort immediately, or to call 327-1 in More-head City and notify the United Service Organization. rocery 1 Groceries - Meats - Produce ft fa Tel. B-408-1 -Free Delivery Service $i M We Have In Stock A Complete Line Of Meats For The Holiday Season. Place Your Orders For Tur keys and Hams With Us Now For Christmas De- $ livery. For The Holiday Season H FRESH AND & CORNED HAMS, lb 30c ft PICNICS, lb 29c k Home-Made SOUCE, lb 23c g CHITTERLINGS Uncooked, lb. 15c 8 Cooked, lb 29c PORK (Loin) ROAST, lb 29c Svetofthinq to 6at Thursday Deccmbjr 18 194, I I I I We Have Everything To Eat For Your Christmas Dinner Candies, Fruit and Nuts for the Chil drens' Stocking, Many Attractive Food Gifts, and Cig ars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos In Christ mas Wrapped Pack ages, j The Red Cross helps the soldier, the sailor, the marine, the coast- guardsmen, and the civilian alike. Help fie Red Cross today Give to the War Relief Campaign. Prepardness means victory and the Red Cross trains to insure pre paredness. Give to the Red Crojs today. MORE AEOUT WATERFRONT (Continued irom page 1) '(instruction of fortifications 01 lefense bases which would clos,' ;his open door. At that time we lid not get to first base with the idea. Within a year however the picture had changed and 18 months after we urged the government to close what we termed as the open doroway for enemy invasion work started on Camp Davis and iatei Marine Barracks New River, and then Cunningham Field and in the meantime Fort Bragg- was enlarg ed and we were on the brink of War. Still the open doorway has not been closed and a wise enemy, when they are ready to attack, will more than likely strike from the back door of military objec tives in the industrial centers of the north, ie., they will come thru from the ocean via an unprotected ai:d isolated coastal section and at tack from the landward instead of from the seaward. Anyway that is our opinion. XO 'E seemed to take the air raid rheltcr and "fortifications for eojist" ideas we expressed veiy se riously. As matter of fact we took a lot of ribbing about making such suggestions at public meetings and through our editorials. The pic ture has changed though, and now I get three and four letters every lay from people saying "you v?v! light," etc., etc. Even the mag azine TIME called AP in Cha-.lom to get a story about the protnva' originating in Beaufort to build airraid shelters back in l!i36. AP called me long distance one night recently and talked for soni-j 20 minutes getting data about what they termed "A person who had such foresight" for air raid shelt ers. I regretted that I had to tell thein the idea was heckled out of existence, even though it was Pro ject Xo. 12 on a long range pro gram list compiled five years ngo. V MORE ABOUT BLACKOUT (Continued from pago 1) shout will do no one any good and may set a bad example to those easily frightened. Know the mean ings of the various kinds of warn ing signals. Know where you want to go, think over in your own mind how far it is, y.jur route, how many streets you cross and what turns must be made to avoid be ing lost. "No smoking" in the open should be the invariable rule. Al ways pass and keep to the right, using the same courtesy and rules you should use in operating your automobile. The man approaching -'ora your right has right of way, - e careful not to push persons walking next to the curb as they may be struck by cars running close to the curb using it as a guide .'ine. Look down and not upward o that you can see the white stripes on posts at barricades and obstacles on the ground. If planes are overhead, keep your head down as many upturned faces make the streets where crowds are congre-j 5? V V y y y y y y y y y I y y y y y y y y W y y w y y y y v y y y y y y y y w y y y y y y y Pre Christmas Sale Prepare For A Grand Feast Mince Meat A," J 21 Fruit Cocktaih:ir2 - 27 15 FLOUR - 95 Barrel (in wood) $7.75. Barrel (in bags) $6.85 LARD 2-Lb. Pkg. 29 ASSORTED CANDIES, 2 14-oz. cello bags .29c i N. B. C. jfS FRUITCAKE, 3 lbs 98c i STRIETMAN'S FRUIT CAKE (in copper bowl) 2 lbs. . .$1.98 $ BLACK WALNUTS, qt. 5c i ENGLISH WALNUTS, lb 25c M PECANS (large size), lb 25c 6 BRAZIL NUTS, lb 25c CHRISTMAS GIFTS Pipe Deals (value $1.80) each . . .98c Cigarette Lighters (reg. 49c) each 25c FREE DELIVERY SERVICE 5 Tiny Peas Southern Manor No. 2 Can FR New, Fresh Stock Southern Manor UIT C 40 In Decorated Tins $1.03 l-Lb Ctn, 2-Lb. Ctn. 77 2-Lb Size 4-Lb. Size $1.99 Mayonnaise Salad Treat Pint Jar 25 Christmas CANDIES Broken Mix, lb. ... 10c Chocolate Drops, lb. 10c Delicious Assorted Chocolates, 5-lb box 89c NUTS IN SHELL English Walnuts, lb 25c Brazil Nuts, lb. . . . 23c Fancy Pecans, lb 21c Dromedary or Ocean Spray janberry Sauce 2 cans 23 Double-Fresh Golden Blend COFFEE 2 lbs. 39c Triple-Fresh Sandwich BREAD loaf 9c FLORIDA ORANGES 40-Lb. Bag-$1.19 20-Lb. Bag-75c 8-Lb. Bag 38c WINESAP APPLES, 4 lbs 22c BLACK TWIGS APPLES, 5 lbs 27c LET'S ALL DO OUR SHARE BUY DEFENSE STAMPS AT YOUR PENDER STORE TODAY! Ocean Spray SAUCE Cranberry A&P Pumpkin A Merry CHRISTMAS To All 25 10 .Cans J j j Per lb. 35 (12 TO 22 LB. AVERAGE) These Are Choice Bogue Sound Birds, Hatched This Year. Let Us Have Your Or der Early. We Will Have Turkey Dressed for 35c. COLLARD GREENS, 2 for ... . 15c SWEET POTATOES, 10 lbs. . . .29c OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE, can ... . 15c LARGE CELERY 12c BORDEN'S OLD TIME MINCE MEATS, lb 17H HOLIDAY HAMS Corned Hams (10 to 14 lbs.) lb. 30c Smoked Hams (Whole or Half) lb. 33c Gift Picnics lb. 30c Our Hams Will Make Exce 1 1 e n t Gifts for Friends. Appropriately Wrapped In Holiday Paper No. 2 H Can JANE PARKER Fruit Cake 1- lb. cake . . . 39c 2- lb. cake . . . 75c 5-lb. cake . $1.85 NUTS Pecans, lb. . . 21c Walnuts, lb. . 27c Brazils, lb. . . 25c Mixed, lb. . . 20c Mince Meat Marshmallows A&P 8-Oz. PUg. 10 19 Angelus 16-Oz. Pkg. SUNNYFIELD CAKE FLOUR, 48-oz. pkg 19c A&P MINCE MEAT (bulk) lb 20c RAJAH COCOANUT, lb. cello bag 25c A&P SEEDED OR SEEDLESS RAISINS, lb 12c CHRISTMAS MIXED CANDY, lb 10c CHOCOLATE COVERED CREAM DROPS, lb 10c LONDON LAYER RAISINS, lb 10c FRESH CORNED PORK HAMS, lb 27c TURKEYS (dressed) Toms or Hens ORANGES 1-2 box bags $1.19 YORK APPLES, lb 5c GRAPES (Emperors) 3 lbs 25c COCOANUTS, each 8c TANGERINES (176) doz 20c y DON'T FORGET YOUR CHRISTMAS CANDIES A&P FOOD STORES Owned Mid Operated by the Great Atlantic Paelfte Im Oa. I Fruits-Candies-Nuts i HARD MIXED 9 CANDY, lb 15c 1 m JELLY DROP S CANDY, lb 15c I W CLUSTER 3 5 RAISINS, lb 15c k W MALAGA GRAPES, lb 10c BANANAS, 3 lbs 20c ORANGES (half box bags) . . .$1.39 9 P TANGERINES (176 size) doz. .20c S GRAPEFRUIT (large size) each ..5c I M LEMONS (360 size) doz 25c M LARGE $ 6 PECANS, lb 20c LARGE j y BRAZIL NUTS, lb 30c Sj SMALL W W ENGLISH WALNUTS, lb 25c Sj? LARGE m I ENGLISH WALNUTS, lb 29c jf I Market Department f g Country Sausage - Soucemeat And $ i gi Cheeses - Western Beef, Pork, Lamb, W Veal, Seasonal Fowl dressed or on '& Foot M FRUIT CAKES I ALL SIZES I Appropriate Gifts And A Complete j Line Of Bakery & ' Products In Stock mm&mrg$' ----- i -
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