Thursday, Dec. 16, 1043
THE BEAUFORT NEWS HEAUFORT, N. C.
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Dr. Mott V. Marcellus and Mr.
Roy Wykoff of Southern New
Jersey were in town last week
enroute to Ocracoke on a hunting
trip.
Christopher Jones, of Norfolk,
has been .here since the week-end
preparing to move his family to
Norfolk. They plan to go today.
Mrs. Sarah Hunnings, mother
Miss Martha Jones was taken to
Duke Hospital Sunday for treatment.
Miss Ruth Lewis 'returned Sun
day from Oeracoke where she at
tended the Shrewbrooks-Styron
wedding.
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Master Charles Thomas Arthur,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ar
thur, of Live Oak Street is getting
along nicely after being seriously
ill with bronchitis at his home.
Miss Betty Jane Safrit of the
Princeton teaching staff is spend
ing this week with her parents in
Highland Park.
New Bern and recuperating at the
home of her mother in Alliance.
Miss Varina Way and Mr. Wil
liam Way were called to Richmond
Wednesday night becaues of the
illness of Mrs. B. C. Way. Miss
Elinora Way recently undeiwent
an operation for sinus trouble in
Richmond and Mrs. Way accom
panied her there.
Mrs. Jesse Metcalf, Miss Anne
Robinson, Miss Jean Robinson,
Miss Dorothy Eure, Gorden Bell
Davis and Mrs. Joe England spent
Monday in New Bern shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wheatly are
both in with the "flu". Mrs. Wheat
ly has been" ill for a week, Mr.
Wheatly went home with it during
the day yesterday and is in today.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Lewis, Jr.,
took Kerry to Wilmington last
Saturday for a physical check up.
Ben Keel, of New Bern, spent
the past week end with the J. K.
Steed's.
of four hands of bridge. Just be
fore the fifth round, the hostess
served fruit cake, salted nuts, and
coca colas.
Following each progression of
cards, the winning couple was in
vited to select a prize from a table
of assorted gifts gadgets and
food for the kitchen and after
the final progression, Mrs. Harry
Saunders with high for the after
noon was awarded T-bone steaks.
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Mr. David Merrill returned home
today after spending a day at
Morehead City Hospital for exam
ination and treatment.
. Miss Polly Dugger, of Johnson
City, Tenn., was the week-end
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Noe
of Ann Street.
Miss Colline Guthrie returned
from Richmond this week where
she spent several day's.
David Jones of Guthrie-Jones
Drug Co., returned last week from
Northern Cities where he went to
purchase new Christmas goods.
John (Bud) Daniels and Ken
neth Keefover of the University
of Chapel Hill spent the past week
end here with friends.
Miss Julius Amis, of Raleigh
spent Wednesday in Beaufort in
the interest of the Carteret Coun
ty Library.
Mrs Tom Leary returned home
Sunday evening after spending
several weeks undergoing treat
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Mrs. Snowden Thompson and
Mrs. Hardy Lewis spent Monday
in New Bern shopping.
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Mrs. James Willis and children,
and Mrs. George Broda of Ports
mouth, Va., were called home this
week on account of the death of
their grandfather, Mr. Tom Norris.
They returned Tuesday.
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On the shores of the
Delaware stands the
oldest residence in
Pennsylvania, the
Caleb Pusey House,
built at Upland in 1683
of field stone and mor
tar like so many resi
dences of early Colo
nial days.
Keystone Home
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Heritage; Buy
More War Bonds
The countries of occu
pied Europe hold an
cient landmarks point
ing to the dim past, but
in the mad attempt to
Nazify the entire conti
nent Germany has wan
tonly destroyed thou
sands of historic links
to obliterate all but the
Teuton trademark.
MRS. GIBBS IMPROVED
Mr. Seth Gibbs says that Mrs.
Gibbs who has been undergoing
treatment in Richmond for some
months is much improved. She is
with her mother, Mrs. Westbrook,
in Mt. Olive, and expects to re
turn to Beaufort over the weekend.
Holiday Evening
DRESSES
Mrs. M. S. Snowden has return
ed from New York where Eiie was
called on account of the serious
illness of her brother.
MRS. SMITH GIVES
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Mrs. Harvey Smith beautifully
entertained two dozrn of her
friends Wednesday afternoon at a
bridge luncheon at her home in
West Beaufort.
Mrs. Smith's rooms were lovely
with fall flowers and a Christmas
arrangement on the mantle above
the open fire.
Upon arrival at one thirty,
guests were seated at six bridge
tables and a delicious lobster salad
plate was served with coffee after
which there were five progressions
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new assignment is Wilmington.
MRS. DUNCAN ILL
Mrs. Ernest Duncan is gravely
ill at her home on Front Street
from a complication of a number
of troubles.
Obituaries
HENRY O. PINER
Error in Holidays
A correction in Christmas holi
day at given lat week extend the
vacation by one day. School will
be out Tuesday afternoon, Decem
ber 21st, but regular work wi'I
start again on Thursday morning,
December 30th, in stead of Wednesday.
The Woman's Society for Chris
tian Service of Ann Street Metho
dist Church held their last general
meeting of the year at the Church
on Monday afternoon with excel
lent attendance and interest. The
President, Mrs. E. H. Potter, pre
sided, Mrs. Jennie, Ipock gave the
devotional, and Mrs. J. S. Steed
and Mrs. Edward Nelson gavs the
program which centered around
the theme, "Would a Man Rob
God."
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13 MORE
SHOPPING DAYS
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
SEE THE MANY GIFTS WE HAVE
FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE
FAMILY
For your convenience we have arrang
ed our stock in show cases and wall
cases also the window display. Do
your shopping as early as you can, our
clerks will be glad to serve you, and
avoid the rush.
SHOP TODAY AND TAKE IT AWAY
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SHEWBROOKS-STYRON
The marriage of Miss Hattie
Styron, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs Julian B. Styron, of Ocra
coke, and William Shewbrooks,
BM. 1-c USCG, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Harry Shewbrooks of Wilmington
Delaware, was solemnized in the
United Methodist Church of Ocra
coke at six-thirty o'clock on the
evening ol December tnird, witn
the Rev. William R. Dixon officiat
ing.
The church was decorated with
white gladiolas against a back
ground of native greens and was
lighted with cathedral tapers,
The bride entered with her
brother-in-law, Aycock Brown, by
whom she was given in marriage.
She was dressed in soldier blue
crepe with matching accessories
and wore a shoulder corsage of
brides roses. Her matron of honor
and only attendant was her sister,
Mrs. Aycock Brown. She wore a
dress of wine colored velvet with
a corsage of gladilas.
The groom chose as his best
man, Junius Austin, MM 1-c U. S.-1
C. G., of Ocracoke, with whom he
recently served in the Pacific. His
ushers were Clifford Le Mere, U. S.
N. R., and Louis Midgette, USNR,
of the Section Base at Morehead
City.
Prior to the ceremony, Miss
Ruth Lewis, of Beaufort, organ
ist, played "Ave Maria" and "Be
cause" and during the ceremony,
she played "Liebestraum." Foi
the processional she used the "Bri
day Chorus" from Lohengrm by
Wagner and for the recess'onal,
the "Wedding March" from Mid
summers Nights Dream by Men
delssohn. Following the ceremony, Mr.
and Mrs. Aycock Brown honored
the couple with a cake cutting and
reception in their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Shewbrooks plan
to remain in Ocracoke as guests
of the Browns until the fifteenth
when they leave for Wilmington.
Delaware. Mr. Shewbrooks has
just returned from eighteen
months service in the Pacific. His
Mr. Henry O. Piner, of Willis
ton, died suuddenly last Friday
morning in the yard of his nep
hew, George Piner. Mr. Piner who
has been in ill health for years at
tempted to chop some wood. He
was stricken and died almost im
mediately. Surviving are two nephews Le
Roy Piner and George Piner, both
of Williston.
Funeral services were conduct
ed on Saturday afternoon by thr:
Rev. L D. Hayman, pastor of the
Williston Methodist Church, and
the body was laid to lest in the
Wiliston cemetery.
No Bookmobile
During Christmas
The Bookmobile will not operate
December 20 and 21 nor Decern
ber 27 and 28 because of Christ-
December Quotas
Tiretand Tube
Grade 1 (passenger)
Grade 3 (passenger)
Tubes (passenger)
Truck Tires
Truck Tubes
Bicycles
Adult
Cars
Passenger cars
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SHOP EARLY
JUST RECEIVED A
NEW SHIPMENT, The
one gift for yourself or
Friend you have been
waiting for.
COATS, SUITS AND
DRESSES, SKIRTS And
SLIPS ARE ARRIVING
FOR THE LAST MIN
UTE SHOPPERS.
Costume Jewelry
A lasting gift, one every
woman and girl appreciates.
Ask for helena ruben
stein perfume sets
THE
VOGUE
VISIT OUR STORE FOR YOUR
GIFT SHOPPING
New Christmas Merchandise arriving daily, and
it is attractively displayed in our Show Cases and
Wall Cases . . Everything arranged and dis
played for the convenience of our customers. We
urge you to do your CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
EARLY to insure a good selection . . . and MAIL
YOUR GIFTS BY DECEMBER 10 to insure de
livery. SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS
WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT FOR THE
WHOLE FAMILY
Buy It And Take It Away
THE MOST WONDERFUL GIFT ANYONE CAN
GIVE OR GET IS THE GIFT OF FINE QUAL
ITY JEWELRY WE HAVE IT,
HEW MERCHANDISE JUST
ARRIVING FOR CHRISTMAS
PEARLS
WALLETS WITH ZIPPERS, LADIES CHANGE
PURSES, STERLING IDENTIFICATION BRACE
LETS, GOLD FILLED IDENTIFICATION BRACE
LETS.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR BOTH CIVILIANS
AND SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN
EASTERN STAR PINS AND RINGS
WATCHES FOR LADIES
SHOP EARLY WHILE WE HAVE A BIG STOCK
TO SELECT FROM
BUY IT TODAY AND TAKE IT AWAY
WALTER S. MORRIS
Jeweler
FRONT STREET
BEAUFORT
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