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CATTHT CCUT-.TY KZTTS-TT.IS, tXALTCST AND &CZnZAD CUT, ff. C. FEEDAT, JUNE 18, 19il CLASSIFIED ADS I CENT! A WOBBl M CENTS MINIMUM CHABOP DISCOUNT rOB CONSECUTIVKLT REPEATED IN8EBTION CLASSIFIED DISPLAY M CENTS AN INCH FLAt CABU8 OF THANKS CENTS A WOBD: 71 CENTS MINIM PM CHARGE FOR SALE SUNSHINE COURT water view lots with riparian rights. Electri- office Front St. Beaufort. Two miles from Shackleford Banks, best fishing ground in state. G. M. Paul, P.O. Box 218, Beaufort, N.C. tf HuUSE and lot at 508 Ann St., Beaufort. T. A. Uzzell, New Bern. tf JUST ARRIVED Yacht-Porch-Cabana Chairs Strong-Lightweight-Rustproof Aluminum Covers - Water Repellent & Mildew Resistant HUNTLEY-PREST CO. 1309 Arendell St. Morehead City Morehead City M-980-6 MARINE TWIN GE unit 5 to 1 re duction gears, year and a half old; one 160 hp Atlas engine direct re versing; one 5 'cylinder 195 hp Wolverine reversing clutch; two GM diesel 185 hp 3 to 1 reduction gears twin disc. All in good condi tion. J. W. Jarman, 206 Oakley St., Cambridge, Md. Phone Cambridge 855. J18p MADE TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS Sash, Cabinet Doors, Millwork, Douglas Firwood Doors LOCKHART'S CARPENTER SHOP Dial M 8094 2 miles west of Morehead City on Highway 70 Thu tf FIVE ROOM HOUSE and garage just constructed best material. On Causeway. Ideal waterfront loca tion. See Dave Merrill, Beaufort. J18 NOTICE! There is now a local Ful ler Brush dealer In Morehead City. For appointment write L. v. For rest, IOC 8 Evans St. or dial M8041 lifter 6 p.m. J18p 1941 Chevrolet station wagon. Ex cellent condition 51,000 actual miles. Can be seen at 920 Arendell St., Morehead City. J18p AVAILABLE NOW GE Water Cooler Home Freezer Automatic Washer & Dryer Roll or Flat Plate Ironer at HUNTLEY-PREST CO. , 1309 Arendell St. Morehead City BEDROOM SET Including double bed, dressing table, chest, chairs and night stand. Phone M 5122 or M 3291, Morehead City TF FOUR BURNER New' Perfection oil cook stove for sale cheap. B. A. Bell, Beaufort. Dial B 4451 or B 3726. It THREE NATIONAL cash regis ters; one ten-ft long refrigerator with counter; One Coca-Cola refrig erator box; one gas hot water tank practically new See or phone An drew Davis at Broadway Cafe, Morehead City. Dial M 4411. J22 SPRIT SAILBOAT in excellent condition. 14-ft. long. Complete equipment. See or phone Dan Lip man, Beaufort. Dial B 4761. Up SPECIALS still effective on Davis Quality Paints and Varnishes, Vir ginia House "Shadowflow" furni ture, Speedyclean Kitchenware, Porch Blinds, Hardware at Hunt ley-Prest Co., 1309 Arendell St., Morehead City. M 9806. It 10 CU.-FT. electric refrigerator, 5 year guarantee. Immediate deliv ery. Price $289.00. V-C Buyers Service, 920 Arendell St., More bead City. Up NEW BARGAINS FOR SALE 2 Frigidaire Water Coolers, 20 , gallon capacity per hour. Reg ular $389.50. Sale Price $295.00. 2 Bendix Console Radios. Regu lar price $179.95- Sale Price , $129.00. J G.E. 2 Speed 24" Floor Fan $115.00. Small Fans, all sizes. ,For Any Electrical Appliance of Repairs Always Call 801-1 I ; Sound Appliance Co.' tV- 70S Arendell St ; v r Morehead City It VENETIAN BLINDS re-painted, re-corded, re-taped. Shel-Ton In dustries, 310 Marsh St., Beaufort. Dial B 9796. After 6 p.m. phone James G. Whitehurst at B 4962. - , t 'J22p FOR SALE USED BARGAINS FOR SALE 1 Latest Model Coca-Cola Drink Box, with Frigidaire sealed unit $150.00. 1 Coca-Cola Drink Box, with Westinghouse sealed unit $100. 1 Double Oven Kelvinator Elec tric Range $7.5.00. 1 Deluxe Universal Electric Range, with automatic clock. Very clean, like new $200.00. 1 Maytag Washer $100. Several Used Freezing Cabinets ady soon. Many Useil Freezing Cabinets at Bargain Prices EASY PAYMENTS Sound Appliance Co. 705 Arendell St. Phone 801-1 Morehead City It MISCELLANEOUS WE BUY , :rap iron, steel, tin, au to radiators, bodies, fenders, bat teries. Gei our prices first. Sault er's Iron & Metal Co., on More head City Highway. Phone New Bern 3910, or write P. O. Box 736, New Bern. tf ALL APPLIANCES repaired. We pick up your lamp, iron or other items, repair and then return them. Phone Sound Appliance Co., M 8011. Your Frigidaire products dealer. . tf FOR CORRECT TIME: M 8006. For correct jewelry, satisfactory watch repair, Early Jewelers, 812 Arendell St., Morehead City. tf DUPLICATE keys made to order. We have the blanks and the ma chine. Protect yourself by having an extra set of keys made to put in a safe place. Western Auto As sociate Store, Beaufort, N.C. tf TYPEWRITERS, adding machines, calculators. Sales and service. Taff Office Equipment Co., 222 Craven St., New Bern. Phone 3135. tf LAWN MOWERS sharpened the factory way $1.50. Pick-up and de livery in Morehead City and Beau fort. Dial B 3651, Western Auto Store, Beaufort. tf FOR better time-keeping let us repair your watch. All work guar anteed. Jarvis Herring, Jeweler, Craven St., Beaufort, N. C. tf FOR RENT MAKE OLD FLOORS look like new. Rent our High Speed Floor Sander and Edger. Low rates. Western Auto Store, Beaufort Phone 3651. tf TWO furnished bedrooms with liv ing room and kitchen privileges. See Mrs. Mary Loyd Windham, 1500 Evans St., before 3 p.m. or call Morehead City hospital 3581. Up ONE-HALF of fine reconstructed Front St. building next to Gulf Station. Formerly occupied by Springle's Mkt. Excellent location any business. See Dave Merrill, Beaufort. J18 FOR RENT or lease good used clothing business in Beaufort. Owner leaving town. See Mrs. J. B. Fortin upstairs Aver G & W Shop, Beaufort, Thursday noon to 4 p.m. or all day Saturday, J22p WANTED TO BUY WILL PAY 5 cents per pound for clean rags. Thornton's Texaco Sta tion, Front and Orange Sts., Beau fort. ' tf WANT TO RENT WANTED TO RENT three bed- tootn modern ocean front cotttge on Atlantic Beach beginning July 18. Adults only. References fur nished. Write James J. Halrston, 1219 West 4th St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Jul 9p - i w TWO BED room furnished house. Call Capt. Tonnema M 5961 J18 BUNGALOW 2 bedrooms, kitch enette and bith for one week be ginning July 18. Refere ices fur nished. Mrs. Stella Mendenhall. 340 Brookstown Ave., Winston Salem, N. C. J25 LOST and FOUND. LOST bottom plate of false teeth Finder please return to Morehead City office THE NEWS TIMES. Reward $5.00. ltp CARD OF THANKS We wish to tike this opportun ity to express our deepest grati tude and sincere thanks to each and 'everyone of our friends who were so graciously kind during the illness and death of our brother. The family of the late , Henry T. Mlzelle ltp , , , In 1947, the New York police de partment issued 228,927 warnings and recorded 91,372 arrests and summonses against people making too. much noise. ;. QXUCESTE3 Mr. Emrait Piper spent a few days last ' week, at his summer home, "Sleepy Point." , Mr. and Mrs. Wright of Norfolk. Va., visited Mrs. Lillian Pigott. and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Pigott, over the weekend. Mrs. Pickett Uuffie is a guest of Miss Sarah Meadows, at her cot tage on Sleepy Creek. Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips, of Hookerton, N. C, were guests of Mr. and- Mrs. Clyde Whitehurst, recently. Mrs. Henry Chadwick is keeping hir era nelson, while Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Chadwick are attending summer school. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Pigott are vacationing at Daytona Beach, Flo rida and are visiting his brother, Mr. Murray Pigott and family. Mrs. James Davis, of Beaufort, spent the day. Friday, with her mother, Mrs. Alice Chadwick and Miss Florence Pigott. Mrs. Laura Chadwick has return ed to her home here, after caring for Mrs. Mary Whitehurst, for a lonn time. Mrs. Chester, of Harkers Island, held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Margie Chadwick of Straits and en tertained with a Bible discussion. Mrs. Lillian Pieott and euest. Mrs. Annie Pieott of Hyattsville, Md.. went to Beaufort Friday to visit Mr. George Baer and did some shopping. Rev. Heywood Harrell filled his regular appointment at Straits Gloucester Methodist church Sun day forenoon. Miss Lynel Davis is visiting her aunt, Mrs Merrill in Beaufort. Capt. John Nelson, Mrs. Fannie Nelson, and Mrs. Hettie Steed, at tended the wedding of Mrs. Thel ma Gillikin, and Mr. Bill Moore, at Morehead City.Catholic church. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nelson and son. DRniel, of Beaufort. N. C. were visiting his mother, Mrs. Fan nie Nelson last week, Mrs. Fannie : Nelson last week, while their house was being redecorated. Miss Susan Rumlcy and Mrs. Edward Nelson spent Friday with relatives here. Mrs. Kate Leffers and Mrs. Nat Smith mnde a business trip to Beaufort Friday. Mr.- Lola Leffers went to Wash ington, N. C. Friday with a truck load of produce. Mrs. Worth Clapp.of Liberty, N. C. and Mrs. J. E. Penticost, of Burlington, N. C. were guests of Mrs. J. H. Dixon. Mrs. Mamie Smith and her son, Nat Smith and Mrs. Elmer Smith, of Harkers Island, visited Mr. El mer Smith at the veterans hospital in Fayetteville. N. C. Miss Delia Fulford visited Mrs. Nesbit over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richardson, of Raleigh, and Mr. and Mrs. Ro bert Davis, of Henderson and friends, spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richardson on the waterfront, over the week end. . The Women's Society vi Straits Methodist church will pive a chick en supper at J. S. Pigotfs store Friday, June 18th. The proceeds will go for a new steeple. N J SOOTH RIVER Mr. willinm Pittman and daugh ter Nanrv . sDent last week in Beaufort with Mr. and Mrs. Mur phy Pittman. .Miss' Ppnrl Mason, of Beaufort, is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. ana Hire, jonu nnwu. Mrs. Glenn King and children, nf Raleieh. spent last week at their summer home here. Mrs. George Hardy spent lues day night with Mrs. Ruth Eubanks. Mrs. Marvin Fulcher and baby nri .tanirn Norman visited Mrs. George Tosto Thursday afternoon. Carrie Lewis came nome rnuny from Oriental. She had been visit ing her cousin. Madaline Pittman. n.rhoro Alice, of Atlantic, is spending sometime here with her father, Mr. oaiion nm ami i mother, Mrs.. Hill. . ' Mrs. George Tosto had as her guests, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Whee ling and children, Betty Ann and Junior Willie Stelly, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ringgold and son, Junior, all of Bridgeton, Saturday. They went on a fishing party and had a wonderful time. Mr. Melvin Morris and Hoitoise Morris, of Atlantic, visited Mrs. Nannie J. Pittman and mother, Mrs, James Tosto Saturday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hardy and the twins spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Luke Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Eubanks and son, Joshua, of Gloucester, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Tosto". Mrs. Rone Wallace spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Willie Pittr man. . . ' Mr. and Mrs. George Dodge and mi Ijirrv of Richmond, his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dodge of Ohio spent part of last wee wnn mi. nnrl Mrs florae Hardy. ' Ethel Eubanks, of Gloucester, spent Sunday with her cousin, Ma rie Cannon. ,n . Mr . Mnnnift Norman and Mrs. Luke Lewis, spent Thursday. with Mr. and Mrs. John waiiace. . Mr nd Mrs. Vernon Ringgold and. son, Junior, of Bridgeton, spent the. weekend witn ner pa ranta Mr and Mrs. GeoTCe Tosto. , Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fulcher and baby , are spending this week at Stacy with his parents, nir ana Mra Irvln Fulcher. ; Mrs. George Hardy is spending this week in New Bern witn ner sister, Mrs. Clarence Lupton. She is sick. Hope sua win soon he bet ter.' , v I !' Mr. Elmer Mason, of Stacy, spent Saturday afternoon with his father, John Mason. . Mr. Dexter Lewis is spending sometime with his son, Luke Lewis. - Rev. Willie Stilly, of Bridgeton, preached Saturday night and Sun Sunday morning. He preached to wonderful sermons. We are always glad to have him come. Mrs. Johnnie Cannon and child ren spent Saturday afternoon with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Willie Pittman. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pittman, Mrs. Floyd Hardy and daughter, Geor ginia spent Sunday afternoon at Stacy with Mrs. Hardy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gaskill. HAHLOWE Mr. and Mrs. Hannibal Matthews. of Washington, D. C. were here Saturday morning to see Mrs. W. C. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Edsel Bell, Mrs. A. N. Bell, Mrs. Luke Turner, Carl, Roger, David and Tommie Bell and Eddie Turner were in Beaufort Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Adams and Mrs. ' Lottie Adams "were in New Bern Saturday. Mrs. John Hardison and daugh ter, Cherry, of near New Bern vi sited Mr. and Mrs. Ivey Taylor dur ing the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mason and Miss Jane Mason were in Beaufort Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Adams and .1 C. Adams visited Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Everette near Greenville during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Edsel Bell and son, Tommie, Mr. nnd Mrs. Luke Tur ner and son. Eddie, motored to La Grange Sunday to attend funeral fiprvices of Mr. Obie Turner's fa ther. Michael Whitley, nf Core Creek of Leeksville attended7834A EE and granddaughter, Sue Harris of Leeksville, attended church school service Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Creech, of Cherry Point, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Taylor during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Xenophon Mason and son, Charles, of Marshallberg, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mason. Mrs. A. N. Bell and Mrs. Kuch Wiliams visited Mrs. Nannie Small Sunday afternoon at Bay View. Kuch Williams, Terry Withering ton, Gary Williams, David and Ro ger Bell motored to Bay View Sun day afternoon to see the ball-game between Bogue and Mill Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carraway and Mrs. Bonzelle Lewis, of Beau fort, spent Sunday with Mrs. Lot tie Adams and family. Mrs. Claude Taylor and daugh ters, Claudia and Susan Irene, of Bachelor, were here Sunday after noon to see Mrs. Ashby Morton. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Whitehead and daughter, Lois, of Crab Point, visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mason. . Mf.. and Mrs. Burney L. Wither ingtoii and Phil Witherington, of Vanceboro, spent Sunday afternoon here. Misses Beverly Witherington and Camille Williams, of Vanceboro, are visiting Mrs. W. C. Williams this week. Mrs. Carl H. Morton and son, Joe Sadler, returned Monday morn ing from Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Scofield and daughter, Linda, came Monday to visit their mother, Mrs. Carl Mor ton. Mr. and Mrs. Burney L. Wither ington and Mrs. E. P. Blair of Vanceboro, Mrs. A. .H. Tallman and Miss Bernice Tallman; of Beaufort, were here Monday evening to see Mrs. Carl Morton and family. Mrs. Hubert Fodrie, Mrs. Blythe Noe, Mrs. F. L. Hussey, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Temple, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jarman, of Beaufort, Mr. and Mrs. "Cy" Eubanks, of Wire Grass, were here Tuesday visiting Mrs. Carf Morton and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ashby B. Morton and Mrs. W. C. Williams attended church services Tuesday evening at Oak Grove. Mayor G. W. Dili Refers Case to Recorder's Court Charles Daniels, Jr., was ordered to post $150 bond Monday in Morehead City police court for his appearance in recorder's court in Beaufort a week from today to an swer charges of drunk driivng an,d driving without a license. " Mayor George W. Dill made this ruling after pointing out that his court had no jurisdiction over the case. Daniels was picked up by city police after driving his ve hicle Into a ditch. He told the court yesterday that bis license had been revoked last year. Pete Forbes was ordered to ap pear as a state witness in the case. In another case, Harvey Horton, Jr., of Morehead City, was fined $15 for having improper lights and brakes on his vehicle, causing a minor wreck. Hollywood Goes on Search For 13-Year-Cld 4-H Girl A Carteret County girl, 4-H club member and under 13 years of age, may, perhaps., be in the movies! Mrs. Carrie Gillikin. home de monstration agent, announced to day that Hollywood is searching for just a little girl to play the lead in a 4-H short, "The Green Promise." The child will be selected from thousands of snapshots sent from all over the country. Pictures of Carteret county girls should reach Mrs. Gillikin no later than Tues day. From these snapshots one will be selected and forwarded to Hollywood. Mrs. H. Sacpsoa Installs Officers Of Vomans Club' Mrs. Theodore Phillips, chair man of the home ' department of the Woman's club and Mrs. G. D. Gamble, chairman of the garden and civic club, were installed with other officers of their departments Wat the final meeting of the year Tuesday night in the civic center. Installing officer was Mrs. Harold Sampson, president. No officers have been obtained as yet for the literary and art de partment and the music depart ment. They will probably be install ed at a later date, Mrs. Sampson said. Presented to the club by Mrs. Hilliard Eure, district president, was a certificate of honor granted by the State Federation of Wom an's clubs. The certificate is in re cognition of the club's accomplish ments during the past year. The club was rated 40 points above the 100 required. Mrs. Eure. who attended the re cent convention at Hendersonville stated that Mrs. J. A. Gupton. state president, also eomnlimented the club on their youth conservation work. Mrs. Gupton is Mrs. Phil lips' aunt and is expected here as a speaker at one of next season's woman's club meetings. The certificate of honor and the club scrapbook, compiled hy Mrs. George McNeill, will be placed in the club rooms at the civic center. On the music program Tuesday night, presented by teenagers were Lois Webb and Theresa Wheelton who sang solos, and Bnbby Hessee who played a piano solo. Ann Darden Webb read a paper, "Youth in Your Communi ty." Members of the music depart ment served refreshments. Ap proximately 75 members were pre sent. Officers installed besides the chairmen, were as follows: garden and civic department, Mrs. J. aF. Giddens. vice-chairman, Mrs. J. M. Amick, secretary, Mrs. C. S. Lin coln, treasurer. Home department, Mrs. D. Cor dova, "ice-chairman, Mrs. William Coddington. secretary, and Mrs. James Willis, treasurer. Mrs. Gamble,' chairman of the parden and civic department, served dur ing the past term. New officers will serve two years. Rosewood eavels were presented to chairman of each of the de partments by the president. Accepting the ?avel for the li terary and art department was Mrs. Darden Eure, outgoing chair man, and for the music depart ment, Miss Pearl Brinson, outgoing chairman. In presenting the cavels, Mrs. Sampson remarked that they were "a personal gift to your depart ment in leep appreciation for your cooperation during the past year." She expressed the, hope that they would be put in active use in the years to come. Fire Damages Residence Of Lale D. B. Willis The home of the late D. B. Wil lis, 1510 Arendell street, was seri ously damaged by fire Wednesday evening when flames mysteriously originated in two oil drums on the side porch. The alarm was turned in at 6:15 from box 35, the first alarm for the fire department in more than two weeks. Two rooms on the east side of the house were smoked and badly damaged but firemen ventured no estimate as to the cost in dollars and cents. SPEIICE VALUES BABY CHICKS Up To One Week Old $15 Per 1C9 BMaWaWaWSaal,,aaWaM "OUR BEST" FLOUR 10 Lbs 95c 25 Lbs. ...... $2.15 VINEGAR, gallon .... ..50c FENCE FARM AND FEED MILL "Direct From The Mill To You" : Carteret County Branch WHOLESALE & RETAIL Wholesale Representative H. H Chadwick, Jr. TURNER ST. ,inS3EZACrC3T Continued From Pace One)'.' ery; clothes hamper, Willis Furni ture; sweater, Lipman's; ' lipstick and beauty soap, Merrill's; $9 in groceries, City. Grocery; $29 cold wave, Duchess Beauty shop; beach cpat, Fox-Downum; beach towel, Felton's; combination hot plate and toaster, Beaufort Hardware Co.; 90 baby chicks, Spence's Feed store; $24 share in the cash prizes. The cash prizes were $10 from First-Citizens Bank; $5 each from S. W. Davis Bros., Paul's Motor Co., Mr. R. Hugh Hill, Dill's, G. W. Duncan, C. D. Jones Co., and Jack Oakley, of Tide Water Power Co.; and $3 from Barbour's Marine Supply Co. ANNIVERSARY (Continued From Pare 0ie It was dedicated in ceremonies last year. ' The boys' mother, when inter viewed by a News Times reporter, said that "she never kept un with the boys" when it came to follow ing their many feats in the sports world. Among the children she and her husband will have at the dinner table Sunday are Winficld and his wife from Richmond, Vs.. who will arrive in town tomorrow evening. Mrs. Brian Poe, a daughter from Southern Pines, is already here with a son. Gene. Another. Mrs. G. I. Moore, will be here todav from Norfolk with her husband and three children. Two other daughters, Mrs. Ro bert McCrady, of Portsmouth, Va., and Mrs. L. A. Whitford, of Ra leieh, will come to Morehead Sat urday and Sunday, respectively, with their husbands and children Mrs. McCrady has two children and Mrs. Whitford has three. Living with their parents are an other son. Rupert, and a daugh ter, Mrs. Bob Harvard, who has two children. COMMISSIONERS fContinued From Paec OreV loud applause following his intro duction by J. Caldwell MacDonald nre.sident of the Association of County Commissioners. After a brief account of his as sociation with the local govern ment commission since 1925, the state treasurer and candidate foi the state's highest executive of fice spoke on schools, highways, "home rule" for counties md cities of the states, and the state health program. Advocates School Buildings Stating that North Carolina will have a seventy-five million dollar surplus at the end of the fiscal year, Mr. Johnson advocated the state's assuming the entire cost of public education, specifying the construction of., school buildings. ' He remarked that the next legis lature should allocate twenty-five million dollars for such construc tion. In 1951, he pointed out, the $115,000,000 borrowed by the state to build roads, will be paid off. "It is my belief," he continued, "that the people should decide then whe- Commissioners Meet Morehead City commissioners met in regular session Tuesday night but passed no ordinances. A special session to consider the bud get will be called later this month, Mayor George Dill reported today. BIGGS SROE SHOP Beaufort Mgr. of Beaufort Branch A. T. Smilh, Sr. BEAUFORT ther we should issue more bonds $r wait about IS rears to get more money to build roads." On the "home rule" issue, he advocated an amendment to the state constitution to prevent- clut tering the state legislature with local bills that concern issues which "should be settled at home.'' In regard to the health program, Mr. Johnson stated that every school child should be given a thorough physical examination and remarked that under the present plan individual counties of the state are not receiving adequate aid. Attorney General Sneaks Attorney General. McMullan spoke briefly on the four condi tntwMia! "imendmonts on which ci tizens will vote in November. ur. Ellen Winston, who spoke Wednesday afternoon, asked the commissioners to suggest the I 1 . 1 Come in and find out aliont tlio new REO trucks for '4H. IJKO trucks handle every job. Check exclusive More-Loal leif;n lluif cuts inches off- the h''ell:ie, gives a jull payloail with a more compact unit. ('nnijh!e 'K() service with genuine HKO pails. LEE MOTOR 509 Arendell St. S A i in the I I I I give you boating at its best. In the days to come, look for the name, LAUSON 2H ft P. . AIR-COOLED SPORT KING! . 4-Cycle Design means quick, easy ' starting! . . , ; 4-Cycle Design means plus performance! 4-Cycle Design means greater flexibility! 4-Cycle Design means greater fuel economy! . 4-Cycle Design means positive air ' . cooling! SEE THE LAUSON TODAY AT I Carteret Hardware Co., Inc. Front SL B 4211 , Beaufort Hardware & Building Supply Arendell Streel II 3721 , Morehead City i amount ot money the welfare de partment should request from &e state legislature in 1949. She at ' vpcated .elimiaitiort of all count ! hom'-s, cited the necessity of moi s funds to help indigent, persons an 1 spoke briefly on the possibility ( f having passed a recovery statu on estates of deceased recipient of state and federal funds. Mr. Miivnard, in his addrrs .-.trcsseri the importance of high way funds being usod only fjr road improvements, and Mr. Coat cs described the institute of'gof crnment's facilities for aiding county government. Mr. Hiiclces. in a short addresi expressed his pleasure at the pro pect of serving as state treasure The banquet address Wednei day night w.-is delivered by Dr. W. D. Daniel, dean emeritus of the school of. arts and science, Clem son college. J t! SALES. Inc. Norehead City ) I DIAL 8496 51" :i""iiriliiliir""iLUt"-'';''-;-'":: -'''ii'.ti..':.m-. ' wummj.. j aC- - .1 rr; it mil iiri . lit -near CYCLE DESIGN delivers plus performance v LAUSON AIR-COOLED SPORT KINS! Unlike ordinary outboard, the Lauson Sport King is powered by an air-cooled engine ot 4-cycle design which operates on the same principle as the motor in your car. This famous 4-cycle principle delivers smooth, steady power at all engine speeds plus other features that