CARTERET COUNTY NEWS TIMES, BEAUFOST AND KCZI.I2AD CITY, N. C,
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Presenlalion ol Diplomas
The private dining room of the
Officers' club was the scene of the
graduation of the third class of
Gray Ladies of .the American Red
Cross here at Cherry Point.
Among the prominent speakers
were S. E. Bailey, field director of
the American Red Cross, Mrs. Sa
muel Jack, Chairman of the Gray
Lady unit. The invocation was by
Father Klesh and the welcoming
address by Capt. T. L Allman,
senior medical officer.
General I. W. Miller presented
the diplomas while Mrs. I. W. Mil
ler capped the graduates and the
Volunteer Service Pledge was led
by Mrs. M. A. Scverson, assistant
chairman.
The following received their dip
lomas: Ruth Amundsen, Agnes
Bardley, Virginia Chamberlain, Pa
tricia Crutchfield, Sally Gault, Jac
quelyn Hardy, Priscilla Hockman,
Lou Koonts, Marcene Mayer, Ruth
Mileson, Ruth Miller, Virginia Rit
iter, Bcttye Skocpol, Evelyn Vcl-
liness, and Lahoma Walker.
Immediately following the cere
monies tea was served in the for
mal lounge.
Dance Pupils lo Give
Recital Tuesday Night
On Tuesday at 8 p.m. the school
auditorium will be the scene of the
dance recital of the pupils of Mar
garet Rose. There will be a small
admission fee and a percentage of
the proceeds will go to the school.
The primary grades will present
tap and ballet numbers.
The older girls will present solos
by Happy Hurst, Shirley Morton.
Carol Ernulli; songs by Lynne Ri
chardson. A new number, "The
Happy Picknickcrs," by Joyce At
kinson, Mary Haynes and Happy
HUrst is extremely different and
attractive. The costumes will be
unusually beautiful.
Revival Services End;
13 Become Church Members
The sermons of the Rev. James
C'ammack, Jr., of Smithficld, which
were heard last week each evening
of the Revival were deeply appre
ciated by a large group of Have-
I lock residents. Chaplain R. D.
Cleaves conducted the services
and splendid congregational sing
ing was under the direction of Miss
Katnerine Latta of the First Pres
byterian-church of New Bern on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings.
On Thursday and Friday eve
nings the singing was conducted
by J. B. Lamb. Thirteen new
members were accepted into the
church during the week.
The Woman's Church Service
league is sponsoring a chicken
supper Wednesday evening 5:30 to
7 in the Community building. The
chairmen in charge are Mrs. Gar
land Conley and Mrs. C. J. Ander
son. The Annual Church conference
will take place at the Havelock
Community chapel Sunday, May
23, immediately following the reg
ular morning service. At this time
the annual election of the church
board of trustees will take place.
Various reports of the past year
will be heard and the Sunday
School superintendent will be ap
pointed. DICKIE DARE
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Col. and Mrs. E. E. Shaughnessy
are among these who left Cherry
Point recently. They were guests
at a farewell dinner party given
for them by Lt. Col. and Mrs. L.
S. Moore. Mrs. Shaughnessy has
been a member of the school
board for the Cherry Point School
for the past year. Their daughter
Natalie was a pupil in the fourth
grade.
Chaplain W. W. Winter has an
nounces that beginning Mav 16,
Sunday School wil be held at the
station nurscrv. The time for the
school will be 0915. The nursery
kindergarten will remain open as
usual during the Protestant church
services. Time for the Protestant
services in the station chapel has
been changed from 1000 to 1030.
Mrs. Corley the first grade tea
cher, is verv ill in the Naval Dis
pensary, Cherry Point.
On Mav IS. Saturday evening,
Albert Rachidc was host to a
group of friends at a weinie roast
near Rivervicw club. The group
had a delightful evening singing
and dancing. Those attending Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hayes, Harold
Burroughs, Velva Tillman, Gene
Allen Jackson, Margaret Slade,
Raymond Karem, Sylvia Joseph,
Greta Oliver.
On May 29 Mrs. Beulah Mister
will go to her home in Manteo for
the summer. She has spent the last
few months with her son and his
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mister
of Ocracoke Drive and will return
early in the fall.
Mrs. Gilbert Mister will spend
the holiday week end in Hamilton
where she will Wsit her mother,
Mrs. Asa Johnson, and her sister
and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. P.
T. Roan.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Simpson
spent the weekend in Winston
Salem. On Friday, May 21. Miss Joan
Ferguson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Ferguson, of 55 E. Cen
tral drive, will graduate from An
derson college, Anderson, S. C.
Douglas Ferguson is at home
from the Army basic training
course in Texas for a short visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ear!
Ferguson, of 55 E. Central drive.
He will report to Washington for
duty at the end of his furlough!
The Pre-School clinic was held
at the Cherry Point school Tues
day, May 5, in the school building.
Two county nurses conducted In
terviews and gave innoculations.
About 80 students were enrolled
for the next school year.
Members of the local school
board for the coming year have
been appointed. They are Bill
Williams, Warrant Officer Hollis
Glass, and William H. Stembridge.
W. H. Scott, Jr., is at home with
his mother, Mrs. W. H. Scott, -of 5
N. Cherry drive, for an extended
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Jenkins spent
last Sunday at their hunting lodge
on Cedar Island.
The Bachelors' club gave Dick
Al Cily Thealre
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Gregory Pick, Dorothy McGuire
and John Garfield are co-starred
in "Gentleman's Agreement," the
Darryl F. Zanuck film production
of Laura 1. Hobson's sensational
best-selling novel, which opens
Sunday at the City Theatre. The
Twentieth Century-Fox picture
was directed by Elia Kazan from
Moss Hart's scercnplay.
Regular Sunday services at the
Havelock Community chapel will
take place each Sunday at the fol
lowing times: Sunday School, 9:45
in the school building, regular
Church service, 11, evening serv
ice 8, Youth Fellowship, 6:45.
The regular Thursday eveninc
prayer meeting will take place this
week at 7 o'clock Daylight Time.
Through the efforts of the board
of trustees of the Chapel, a very
interesting and educational film
was shown Sunday. The Cecil dc
Mille film, "King of Kings," which
is a magnificent portrayel of the
life of Christ was shown at 8 o'
clock h the evening. The chapel
was well filled which should be
very encouraging for those who
are making tentative plans to bring
a religious film to the chapel ap
proximately once a quarter.
On Thursday evening,. at 6. o'
clock in the Community chapel, a
joint meeting of the Sunday School
teachers and officers and Chris
tian Education committee will be
held.
Tuttle a stag party Friday night
at Atlantic Beach. Dick is leaving
at the end of May for Fort Lauder
dale, Fla., which is to be the scene
of his wedding to Jean Holland
June 5.
On Friday. May 7, the eighth
grade had a bingo party h the
community building under the
supervision of the grade mothers
who are Mrs. Cecil Stroud, Mrs.
Oscar Sermons, Mrs. Mickey, Mrs.
W. F. Russell, Mrs. Harris, Mrs.
Keith and Mrs. Diffee.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Cooper of Oc
racoke drive spent the weekend at
Albemarle where they visited relatives.
Tide Table
Information on thu tides at Mora
head City and Beaufort is given
in the wind and their own location,
whether near the inlet or at head
of the fstuaries.
below. The figures are approxi
mately correct and arc based on
tables furnished by the Coast and
Geodetic Survey. Readers should
make some allowance for variations
HIGH LOW
Friday, May 21
6:48 A.M. 1:02 A.M.
7:16 P.M. 12:57 P.M.
Saturday, May 22
7:38 A.M. 1:49 A.M.
8:00 P.M. 1:41 P.M.
Sunday, May 23
8:21 A.M. 2:33 A.M.
8:42 P.M. 2:24 P.M.
Monday, May 24
9:04 A.M. 3:15 A.M.
9:24 P.M. 3:07 P.M.
Tuesday, May 25
9:45 A.M. 3:57 A.M.
10:03 P.M. 3:49 P.M.
Wednesday. May 26
10:30 A.M. 4:39 A?M.
10:48 P.M. 4:34 P.M.
Thursday, May 27
11:16 A.M. 5:22 A.M.
11:29 P.M. 5:18 P.M.
Friday, May 28
6:05 A.M.
12:05 P.M. 6:10 P.M.
De Valera Meets Captor
After Thirty Years
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP)
When Eamon De Valera, former
Eire premier, visited here recent
ly, he met the soldier who captured
him 30 years ago. William Carru
thers is. now a Melbourne masseur,
but was in the British Army when
De Valera was an Irish rebel.
"You've changed, Mr.. Dc Valera,
since that far away day when I
arrested you in the name of the
king," Carruthers said.
"I've been waiting 30 years to
hear the true story of how you
found me," Dc Valera said. Car
ruthers explained that this com
npny searched house after house,
acting on information that the
Iradcr was in a particular area.
He said, "Dcv wasn't the monster
we had imagined. He came along
without a murmur."
De Valera, smiling, explained he
had been held only three days. But
he insisted that if "that back gate
had not been locked . and if I had
known the topography of Dublin
you never would have caught me."
Negro News
Queen Street, King Bands
Parade Arendell Street
Arendcll Street, Morehead City,
was treated late Monday ' after
noon to the flashy spectacle f the
parading bands of the W. S. King
School, Morehead City, and the
Queen Street School, Beaufort.
The parade advertised the con
cert given Monday evening by the
Beauiort band to a full house in
the King Street auditorium.
The Morehead band will give a
concert tonight.
Butler - Tillery
Mr. and Mrs. John Tillery, of
Morehead City, announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Fan
nie Marie, to Mr. David Watkins
Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Butler, of Salisbury, North Caro
lina. James Nolen, of Beaufort, un
derwent an emergency operation
in the Morehead City Hospital on
Saturday afternoon.
Certain Madness To His Method