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jr.. MAKE EVERY PAY DAY BOND DAY FTPS IIP if i For Victory tii Lf DEFENSE JjBONDS J h Tie Most Widely Read Newspaper Along The Central Carolina Coast r i VOL. XXX NO. 48. County Items for thia column should Tuesday. If your community is instructions and supplies. SOUTH RIVER S I Mrs. Emma Beachem is spend ing part of this week with Mrs. S. Cannon and other friends. Mrs. Ellen Dixon took her baby to Doctor Moore for treatment this ;week. We hope he wil soon be bet ter. PHONE IN YOUR NEWS Give Her A Maple, Mahogany, - al V II H I T II h 17 MJ&lkEi& I I X J. M. J.C jj m rtr bk. Jl. W?9 f-. m n I I 1 a m at .1 . m ii See Our Selection of Beautiful and Educational Toys for Children of All Ages! i Teddy Bear Soft, cuddly bear with satin bow! KITCHEN With Genuine FRONT STREET $39.50 ASTMAN News -:- reach The News office each not represented write up for Mr. and Mrs. Rone Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. George Tosto went to Beaufort Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Pittman of Lukens spent Sunday with their son Levi Pittman. Lem Harddy is on the sick list. We hope his foot will soon be well. Mrs. Mabel Hardy went to Dr. Moore for treatment Tuesday. Charlie Wallace spent the week end with his brother G. Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carraway at tended services here Sunday. Elder Anderson of Moiehead filed his regular appointment here Sunday afternoon. Bedroom Suite anil nn Walnut, Suntan Finishes WHEELED TOYS WAGONS $3.95 -$14.95 SKATES $2.25 TRICYCLES . $2.95 to $9.95 Genuine TINKER TOYS 69c CABINET Porcelain Tops MERRIMON Mr. and Mrs. Benson Martin of Newport News Va., arrived here Sunday to spend a few days with Mr. Martin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Martin. George Canaway c f the U. S. C G., spent the weekend here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Stone of Morehoad City spent Sunday Here with Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Wallace Duffie Carraway of Newport News Va,. spent the week-end here his mother returned home with him to visit her daughter, Mrs. L. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Pitman and children spent Sunday at Lu kens with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carrawan at tended church at South River on Sunday. Mrs W. B. Martin and Mrs. Ben son Martin sppent Monday after noon with Mrs. Guy Carraway. Mrs. John Felton of Beaufort, R FD is visiting her parents, Mr. and Smokers $1.25 up Tables All-purpose Tables, for occasional uses, cards, books, lamp table, ra dio tables, in walnut with gumwood. "Small Fry" Set Of Real Maple Desk and Chair! Designed to make schoolwork a pleasure. Roll top. Sturdily built. $ 1 3 . 5 01 If" FURNITURE BEAUFORT, N. C, THURS., NOV. WIRE GRASS The sweet potato crop in this section is about harvested. The farmerssay the yield is short com pared to the yield of former y ;ars. K. VV. Wright is shipping broc coli to the northern markets. The Ho me Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs. Victoi Taylor Tuesday at 7:30 P. M. Thirteen members and seven visi tors were present. All members present paid the yearly duos for 1943. Miss Banks, Horns Agent, and Miss Ruby Simmons, Home Economics teacher, of Beaufort High School demonstrated the use of soybeans as a food. In a game contest Miss Elizabeth Simpson won by drawing the best picture of a turkey and Mrs. W. B. Norris won for the best Santa Claus Mrs. P. F. Carraway. Mrs. M. L. Pittman of Moiehead City spent last week with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Carraway. Give Her A Livingroom Suite A Furniture Gift, in good taste, is one gift that is sure to be used continuously, year after year. Give Furniture! 582.50 and up Linoleum Rugs 9 X 12 $3.95 up Wool Rugs $39.50 up PIECE GOOD Linoleum 68c up sq. yd. Buy War Bonds 26, 1942. Each was presented a gift from the hostess. The hostess, assisted by her three daughters, served de licious jello with whipped cream and cake. The December meeling will be held at the home of Mrs K. W. Wright, with Mr3. Wright nostess. Mrs. D. F. Merrill and Betty Lou Merrill spent Saturday in New Bern. Serg. Douglas Merrill o Camp Davis spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mer rill. ! Robert Russell went to Raleigh Friday to move the Bradleys from the Earl Dickinson place at Core Creek Bridge. Mr. Earl Campen and son, Neal, have returned from Duke Hospital where the former went for exam ination. James L. and Odell Merrill will leave for Fort Bragg Monday Nov. 30 to be inducted into the Army. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Odell and Betty Lou Merrill will spend Thanksgiving in Sanatorium and Pinehurst visiting relatives. Lamps have the highest pos sible gift value! These are great values, usually selling at almost double. $6.00 And Up and Stamps BEAUFORT, N. C. CO LOLA Mrs. A. W. Styron of Lennox ville spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Walter Goodwin Mr. Andrew Lupton and son who are empployed at New Bern spent the weekend at home . Mr. Earl C. Day of the U. 3. C G New River is spending a few days at home. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Goodwin of Berkeley Va., spent the week-end here visiting his parents. Wood row Daniels who is em ployed at New Bern spent the week end at home. Sgt. Leo Lupton of the U. S. A. stationed at Nashville Tenn spent Friday here visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Daniels of Roe visited his parents here on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Day were visitors in Morehead City Sunday. On Wednesday night Nov. 18 a numher of the folks of this com munity gathered at the home of Willis Gillikin to help him cele brate his 74th birthday. Each per son carried him a little gift and the evening was a joyful one. The hymns, "Amazing Grace," "Blest Be The Tie," and "The Old Rugged Cross," were sung. We al so sung 'Happy Birthday'". After singing the folowing poem was read by Mrs. Woodrow Dan iels. Tomorrow being your birthday, We have gathered here tonight To pay you our highest respects, And try with al our might, To bring you lots of good cheer And scatter some sunshine and light We trust the gifts we brought you Will bring you lots of good cheer, And you will be here with us, Again this time next year. We would like to send you the power That nothing could overthrow, The power to smile and laugh the while, As journeying through life you go But, these are merely our wishes, We'll send you God-Speed instead And clasp your hand and you'll un derstand, The things we have left unsaid. DAVIS Sgt. Braxton I'iner of Camp Young at California is homo on a furlough. Mrs. D. C. Willis returned Satur day from Washington, D. C. where she visited her sister, Mrs. Elva Styron and attended the wedding of her neice, Miss Rosalie Styron. Mrs. Lizzie McAdams of Texas spent the week-end here with her friends. She preached at the Free Will Baptist Church Sunday night. Mrs. McAdams is well remeivbered here. Her first visit was during 1922 when she brought her tent and held services for several weeks Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Mathews and daughter spent the week-end at Lilington with their parents Mi. and Mrs. Claude Willis re turned home Saturday from Wash ington, D. C. where they visited her sister, Mrs. Earl Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Durward Salter visited friends in Morehead City Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Willis, Jr., and two children of New Bern visited Mr. and Mrs. Dave Willis la.st week. A series of revival service are bciivr conducted at the Baptist Church. Rev. W. B, Sprinkle is the preacher and Mrs. Sprinkle ha charge of the singing. Leslie Murphy of Greensboro spent a few days last week duck hunting. Grady Davis of the U. S N., spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Davis. Roland Styron of the U. S. N. spent the past week with hU par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Styron Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Willis have received word that their son, Capt. Weston Willis of New Bern has graduated from the Field Artillery ! , . School at Fort Sill Okla., and has i received the rank of Mn?-.r M;i inr i Willis reported to Fort Sill from Camp Jackson S. C, Before enter ing service he was employed at the U. S. Postoffice Department at New Bern. He left there for mili tary duty when the Battery D, 113 Infantry of the National Guard, Vf which he was commanding officer was called to duty. He is now as signed to Fort Sill Okla. Mr. Wil lis and son Alex are with him. It has been estimated that 82 per cent of Americans normally get to their jobs in automobiles. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. HARLOWE Austin P. Adams returned to his work at Portsmouth, Va., Monday after spending the weekend with his family. Miss Blanche Temple haj re turned from visiting Mrs. Tom Temple at Goldsboro. Mrs. Emma Oglesby and Mrs. Charlie Bell were in Beaufort Sat urday morning. Mr. and Mrs. John Hardesty and children of Rocky Mount spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Will Hardesty. They were accompan ied by Miss Nina Hardesty. Russell Winslow and Vincent Becton of Grafton, Va., were here for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carraway and daughter, Miss Hildred of Beaufort and Jesse W. Adams of Merrimon were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Temple and daughters, Misses Blanche and'' Doris visited in Beaufort Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ashby B. Moiton, A. B. Morton Jr., Misses Mary Frances Morton and Hazel Taylor were in Beaufort Sunday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bowlin, "Junior" Bowlin, Misses Bettie Bowlin and Lina Bell attended church services at Newport Sun day morning. Mr. and Mrs. Will Conner and son, Tommie Aldrich, spent Sun day with relatives at LaG range. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Odom and Mrs. Austin P. Adams wen in New Bern Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. King of Bachelor passed through Monday enroute to New Bern. The Women's Society of Chris tian Service will meet Wednesday night with Mrs. W. T. CheeK. MARSHALLBERG Emmett Harris and friend Mis3 Helen Lundstorm of Seattle Wash, spent five days here with the for mer's parents Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jones and daughter, Gloria of Long Island, are visiting his parents, Mr. and Tom Jones and her ' parents Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Chadwick at Glou cester. Mrs. Sam Harris was called home from Florida because of the illness of her husband who is in the hospital with pneumonia. Miss Kathryn Gillikin was home for the week-end. Miss Margie Willis visited her brothers, in Durham and attended the Duke-Carolina game. Paul Lewis spent the week-end at home. Mrs. John Moore and son" are visiting Mr. Moore's mother, Mrs. Lena Moore. Mrs. Lynette Salter spent last weekend at her home in Golddboro. Mrs. John D. Willis visited her husband in Durham and attended the Duke-Carolina game. Leon B. Lewis and sons have returned from Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Charles Guthrie of Swan Quarter is here visiting friends. Mrs. Walter Mason is visiting her sister, Mrs. Walker George. Mrs. Hedrick Moore and son Bil ly and mother Mrs. George Turner spent ihe week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Tyre Moore. Lynelle Salter has been home for the past week. HARKERS ISLAND SMITH-YEOMANS Sunday evening, Nov. 15 at seven o'clock at the Harkers Is land Methodist church, Miss Flo rence Yeomans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Yeomans and El mer W. Smith, son of Mrs. Mamie Smith of Gloucester were united in marriage in a simple but impres sive ceremony, with the Rev. C. B. Harris officiating. The church was decorated in a color scheme of rreen and white with yellow chry santhemeums. The candles were 'ighted by Miss Leda Lewis. Preced ing the ceremony, Mrs. Floyd Yeo- mans' i"i-at-?I'-i?,-a of the blide Pre J.-..J e i.i: a ik-'ih m weuuu.g mu- s'c The traditional wedding march es were used. Tne bride wore a two piece dress of soldier blue, a black hat with a halo of Spanish lace, white gloves and carried a a white bible. Her corsage was of red roses.She had as maid of hon or, her sister, Miss Blanche Yeo mans who wore a two piece dress of brown and gold with brown ac cessories. Her corsage was of red roses, Mr. Smith had as his best man, R. J. Chadwick Jr., of Gloucester. Immediately after the ceremony, the couple left for a short wedding trip. u
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