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THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Friday, April 10, 1964
Teen
Topics
By CHERYL SMITH
The National Honor Society
held Its spring Inductions at
New Bern High School Friday,
April 3. Sherry Provo gave
devotlonals, Barbara Wether-
ington, president ol the National
Honor Society, gave the
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definition and purpose of the
organization,
Mary Helen Williams spoke
on character, Millie Sue Cole
spoke on scholarship, Sallie
King spoke on leadership, and
Linda Matthews spoke on ser
vice.
The new inductees were—
from thesenlor class—Ken Mc-
Cotter, Judy Williams and Suz
anne Whitten, and from the
junior class—Frances Ivey,
Sandra Bousman, Thomas Har
dison, Robert Anderson and
Marcia Somers,
The parents of those students
should be very proud, and do
everything they can to en
courage them on. Congrat
ulations, fellow students I
Nothing much has been said
of the baseball team as of
yet. They seem to be doing
pretty good so fer. Everyone
come to see the Bears play
Saturday night at New Bern
High School. They will ap
preciate your patronage.
Assembly was held today.
The NBHS band was very enter
taining to us all. Good news,
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BEAMING-—Becky Collins of Route 1, Maysville, was
wearing this smile when we spied her in New Bern.
She is happy at the prospect of being six on April 27.
Becky already knows her alphabet, counts to one
hundred, and can write everyone’s name in the family.
She plays the piano and has three dogs. She was born
at Baptist Memorial Hospital in New Bern.
going to be in New Bern at
the Shrine Club Saturday. All
be sure to attend.
Campaigning has begun for
the next years’ officers at New
Bern High. Good luck to all
those who are running. Also
cheerleading try outs will begin
soon. When things like that
begin to h^pen, the seniors
involved (sometimes) get a
sad twinge inside. "Never
again," they sigh.
Until next week, drive care
fully and watch out for the
other fellow. Notice! What
has happened to Tom and Dave
lately? We happen to miss
their lovely voices.
Real Estate-
(Continued fTom page 3)
Richard L. Skinner and wife,
Jean S. Skinner, to John Lloyd
Weller and wife, JoettaH. Well
er. Property on Hazel Avenue.
John P. Hoyle and wife, Dora
D. Hoyle, to International Paper
Company, Property in No, 2
township.
John M. Tyndall and wife,
Blanche Heath Tyndall, to In
ternational Paper Company.
Property in No, 2 township.
James O. Elder and wife,
Dorcas P. Elder, to S. Clyde
Baker and wife, Mary N. Bak
er, Property In Havelock Park.
Albert M. Salem and wife,
Vivian Z. Salem, et al, toBerne
Builders & Realty Co. Prop
erty in No. 6 township.
New Bern Tractor & Equip
ment Co., Inc., to Charles C.
Laughlnghouse and wife, Mary
W. Laughlnghouse, Property In
No. 8 township.
Roy J, Mitchell to Zayda M,
Mitchell. Property In No. 6
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Top Ten Tunes
In New Bern
This Week
1. Can’t Buy Me Love—Beat
les.
2. Twist And Shout—Beat
les.
3. She Loves You—Beatles,
4. I Want To Hold Your
Hand—Beatles.
5. Hello Dolly--Louls Arm
strong,
6. Suspicion—Terry Staf
ford.
7. Please Please Me—Beat
les.
8. Glad AU Over—Dave
Clark Five.
9. Shoop Shoop Song--Betty
Everett.
10. Don’t Let The Rain Come
Down—Serendipity Singers.
(This week’s Mirror pick for
a future spot In the Top Ten
is "Do You Want To Know A
Secret’’—recorded by the Beat
les.)
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