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r AG3 roua j.t..;, n. c .oreljcah (Hitg Carolyn Fulcber, Social? Editor Mrs. Charles Case, Jr., is visiting Dr. and Mrs. 0. H. Johnson, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Johnson, Jr., spent the weekend with Dr and Mrs. Otis Jonnson. Mrs. J. L. Burgess and Mrs. Al bert Clifton and two grandsons have left for their home at Ware, Tex., after spending two weeks with Dr. and Mrs. O. II. Johnson. Rev. Arthur D. Bridgcrs has been spending a month with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Brid gers at the Fort Macon Hotel. He will leave tomorrow to assume the duties as rector at the Good She pard Church in Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs. S. Clay Bridgcrs and son. Clay, Jr., left today to return to Iheir home in White Plains, N. Y.. after visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Bridgcrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert iHmmlrr have returned to Cumberland, Md., after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Norris. Mrs. Dale Aeills, formerly of Morchead City, left Thursday for Kaleigh where she took a plane to Caster, Wyo., her home. Mrs. BETTY -JAY SHOP Located Next Door To S & W Drug Store Morehead Cily's NEWEST LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S STORE Announces lis Grand Opening FRIDAY JULY 2nd 9 a. m. . Finest Quality Clothing at Popular Prices Everyone Can Afford To Buy! WHY PAY MORE? SHOP FOR LESS AT THIS MODERN, NEW STORE! Specializing In Juniors, Vomens Dresses Coals Suits Lingerie Sportswear Beachware Hosiery Children's Dresses Watch Friday's Paper For Opsning Days Special Buys! foetal eftts Phoa. M-87S-1 Aeilts was visiting her mother, Mrs. Richard Swindell. Mr. and Mrs, Joe B. Lewis have returned to Newport News, Va., after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lewis. James Macy has returned from a two weeks' cruise to Porto Rico. Mrs. Leah Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Woodcock and Mrs. Ann Wil lis attended a birthday dinner in Wallace on Sunday. Mrs. G. Henry Jackson is spend ing this week in Richmond, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Peyo left yesterday to visit In Kingston and White Plains, N. Y. Mrs. W, M. Davis, of Goldsboro. is the house guest of Mrs. P. II. McArthur at her summer home on 29th street. Mrs. A. T. Leary, Allen Lcary, and Misses Joyce Vick and Peggy Leary returned home Saturday from a week's visit in New York City. Mrs. Edgar Warren and child ren, of Coneto and Miss Altc Gor ham of Washington, N. C, spend Sunday with Mrs. Joe Williams. Melhodisi Bible School Ends Friday Morning The First Methodist Church con cluded its Bible School with com mencement on Friday morning. School has been conducted under the supervision of Mrs. J. C. Tay lor, with an enrollment of 134 pu pils, 21 teachers and an average attendance of 104. Those helping with the school were, Beginner: Mrs. Robert Laughton, Mrs. Josiah Bailey, Misses Dora Mae Staton, Betsy Jean Wade, Peggy Lcary and Lois Simpson; Primary, Mrs. Walter Morris, Mrs. Munroe Whitehurst, Mrs. John D. Willis, Mrs. Gibbie Sanderson, Mrs. Bob McLohon, Misses Betsy Thornton, Betsy Joe MidgetUBctsy Stallings and Mary Lee Arthur; Junior, Miss Eloise Tilley, Mrs. G. Henry Jackson, Miss Ann Mills, Mrs. Ray Jones, and Mrs. Fred Lewis. Members of the Woman's So ciety of Christian Service served refreshments each morning and are grateful to Mr. Otis Purifoy and Mr. Thomas Wade for their gift of crushed ice for the drinks. Those assisting with the refresh ments were Mrs. W. L. Derrickson, Mrs. Earl Piner, Mrs. Charles Can field, Mrs. Cecil Oglesby, Mrs. Ro bert Taylor, Mrs. Lonnie Dill, Mrs. Winfield Webb, Jr., Mrs. L. A. Tilley, Mrs. Dave Freeman, Mrs. Norman Webb and Mrs. Charles N. Bennett. Recent Bride Honored Ai Bridge Party Mrs. Oscar K. Laine and daugh ter, Miss Mabel Laine, honored Miss Sarah Hufham, a bride-elect of June 26, with a desert bridge on Thursday evening!" The rooms were attractively de corated with white gladioli and mixed summer flowers. The honoree was presented a corsage of gardenias upon arrival. Mrs. Walter Hufham, mother of the bride-elect, Miss Dawn Lewis, bride-elect of July and Mrs. Al wayne Damron, a recent bride, were also presented corsages of gardenias. High score in bridge, dusting powder, went to Mrs. Virginia Puri foy, Miss Dot Harrell was consoled with hand etched note paper. Two games of bingo bridge were played in each living room. The winners were Miss Dawn Lewis, Mrs. Alvah Hamilton, Mrs. Josiah Bailey and Mrs. John Phillips. The hostesses served green and white iced block cake, ice cream, bridal mints and nuts. Later in the evening a lime ice drink with cherries was served. Each guest was presented a min iature corsage of white gladioli. The honoree was presented sil ver candle sticks. Miss Lewis and Mrs. Damron were remembered with monogramed tea costers. Mrs. Sam Haloway, Ann Darden Webb, Patricia Willis. Betsy Ann Davis and Carolyn Laine assisted the hostesses in serving. Mrs. Percy Deyo Honored At Bridge Party i Mrs. W. A. Howland, Jr., en tertained with a dessert bridge party in honor of Mrs. Percy Deyo's birthday on Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Upon arrival of the guests Mrs. Howland served delicious pine apple cake a la mode. Scores ware compiled af the conclusion of the progressions and Mrs. Julius Nelson was given tow els for high.' Second high, wash cloths, was won by Mrs. Joe Smith. Mrs. Deyo received many lovely and useful birthday gifts. The News-Times costs less than almost anything you can buy less than five cents per copy through the mails. Subscribe to day!. . Hamilton-Hufham Vows Spoken In Candlelight Service Saturday The marriage of Miss Sarah Ann Hufham, daughter of Mrs. 'Helen Hand Hufham and the late Mr. Walter Hufham, of Morehead City, to Mr. Luther Hamilton, Jr., son of Judge and Mrs. Luther Hamil ton of Morehead City was solem nized in the First Baptist Church on Saturday, June 26, at seven thirty o'clock in the evening. Dr. John H. Bunn, pastor, officiated using the single ring ceremony. The choir loft and chancel were simply but effectively decorated with pine and southern smilax against a white background with arrangements of white gladioli and seven branch candclabras. Wedding music was rendered by Miss Martha Fcrgerson, organist, of Columbia, S. C, and Mrs. Josiah Bailey, soloist, of Morehead City. The bride chose her sister, Miss Mary Etta Hufham, as maid of honor. She wore a lovely gown of yellow taffeta fashioned with a bertha neckline, fitted bodice end ing in a point and a flowing gather ed skirt with bustle. Her gaunt lets were of matching taffeta and she wore a halo of green tulle with yellow snapdragons and plumosus and carried a nosegay of mixed summer flowers tied with green ribbon. Mrs. Lawrence Vickers and Miss Mable Laine were bridesmaids and they wore light green taffeta gowns fashioned along lines simi lar to those of the maid of honor's gown. They also wore identical halos of yellow tulle and carried nosegays tied with yellow ribbon. Miss Margaret Nobles, cousin of the bridegroom, was a junior bridesmaid in a similar gown of yellow and Larry Vickers, nephew of the bridegroom was ring bearer. The bride, given in marriage by her brother, Douglas Hufham, wore a beautiful model of traditional bridal white. Her gown was of Robinson-Buck The Free Will Baptist Church was the scene of a lovely wedding on Sunday morning at eight o'clock when Miss Dorothy M. Buck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Buck, became the bride of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Robinson, of Morehead City. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. W. E. Anderson. The church was beautifully de corated throughout in ivy and other greenery with white gladioli and. glowing white tapers. Prior to the ceremony a program of nuptial music was rendered by Mrs. Robert Hoggard. pianist, Miss Evelyn Jenkins, soloist, and coif in of the bride, sang, "I Love You Truly," "Always," and "Because." Miss Arnette Garner, cousin of the birde, was her only attendant and wore a pink summer suit with navy trimmings. Her accessories were white, and she wore a corsage of pink rosebuds. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a street length dress of blue silk with navy blue accessories. Her corsage'wns white losehuds. . The bridegroom chose his broth er, Bobby Robinson, as best man and ushers were Thurst'in Rice and Hubert Willis. The bride's mother wore a dress of medium blue with black acces sories and i shoulder corsage of red roses. The bridegroom's mother woie figured silk with white accessories nd corsage of red roses. Mrs. Robinson is a graduate of the Morehead Citv High School and is employed by the CarHina Vc.cphone Comnary Mr. Robinson is also a graduate of the Morehead City High School and served several years as a mem ber of the United States Navy dur ing World War II. He is employ ed at Cherry Point at this time. Immediately following the cere mony the couple left for a wedding trip to Bridgeport, Conn., where they will visit the bride's sister, Mrs. Paul D'Agostino. On Saturday evening the bride's parents entertained with a cake cutting at their home at eight o'clock. , , The home was beautifully de corated with lovely gladioli and other summer flowers Mrs. A. B. Buck, Mrs. Richard Springle, Mrs. Murphy Jenkins1 and Mrs. Billie Jenkins servedd elicious refresh ments from a lovely lace cloth cov ered table which was centered with the three-tiered wedding cake top ped with the traditional bride and groom. White candles and green ery were also used to enhance the beauty of the occasion. Macy-Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Claude Pelham Lewis request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Hazel Dawn to Mr. James Booth Macy, Junior Friday, the second day of July Nineteen hundred and forty-eight at eight o'clock in the evening ' First Methodist Church Morehead City, North Carolina No invitations will be mailed In the city but all friends are cordial ly invited to attend. Ponies will be penned at Dia mond Pen, Cape Lookout, Thurs day, July 2. Boats will leave for the pen early In the morning from Maxshallberg and Harkeri Island, simple design fashioned with fit ted bodice and long pointed sleeves of white slipper satin and a scal loped round yoke of white mar quisette, Her full skirt of marqui-, sette was decorated with appliqued bow-knots of white satin, and her a coronet of white rosebuds, coronet of white rosebuds. The bridegroom chose his father, Judge Hamilton, as best man and groomsmen were Harvey Hamilton, Jr., and Floyd Chadwick. Ushers were Jesse Staton and Charles Freeman. Mrs. Hamilton is a graduate of Furman University in South Caro lina and Mr. Hamilton is a law stu dent at the University of North Carolina. , After a wedding trip in Western Carolina they will spend the re mainder of the summer at Chapel Hill where the bridegroom will at tending summer school. Immediately following 'the wed ding on Saturday evening the bride's mother entertained with a reception at her home, Arendell Street. On Friday evening'following the wedding rehearsal Mrs. Lawrence Vickers entertained with a cake cutting at the home of her parents, Judge and Mrs. Luther Hamilton, for members of the wedding party, immediate family and out-of-town guests. Mrs. Luther Hamilton greeted guests and ushered them into the dining room where delicious re freshments of frosted fruit drinks, wedding cake, ngts, mints, and bri dal ices were served from a hand made lace covered cloth table. Glowing white tapers in silver candle holders threw a soft light on the scene. The bridal colors of green and "white were used throughout the home in lovely floral arrangements. Goodbyes were said to Mrs. Law. rence Vickers. Hospile' Administrators Meet Here Friday The Eastern Carolina Hospital Administrators Group held its sum mer meeting at the Morehead City Hospital on Friday, June 23. A delicious luncheon was enjoy ed at noon in the hospital dining room after which a short business session was held. The chief subject discussed was county payment to the hospital for the care of medi cal indigent patients. Mr. E. B. Crawford also spoke on new plans for the Hospital Savings Asscoia tion. Those attending from out-of-town were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Worsley of WoodardHerring' Hos pital, Wilson; Mr. J. Lyman Melvin and Mr. F. P. Whitley of Park View Hospital, Rocky Mount; Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ward of Pitt Gen eral Hospital, Greenville; Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Benner, of Tayloe Hos pital, Greenville; Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Benner, of Taylor Hospital, Washington; Mrs. M. C. Petteway, Miss Ringle and Miss Taylor of Memorial General Hospital, Kins ton; Dr. and .Mrs. Whitley of Rocky Mount Sanitarium: Miss Ruth Ballard, Miss Iris Williams and Miss Julia Davis of Edgecombe General Hospital, Tarboro; Mr. Glenn Bailey and Mr. J, P. Wil liams of Carolina General Hospi tal, Wilson; Mr. E. B. Crawford, Executive Vice President", Hospital Savings Association, Chapel Hill; Mr. M. E. Winston, Dunn Hospital, Dunn. Registered Nurses Enjoy Cruise On Hatteras The Registered Nurses Club of Carteret County met Wednesday, June 23, af four o'clock for a de lightful cruise on the Hatteras. Approximately 23 members were present and enjoyed the outing with a picnic supper at Minnesott Beach. Bonner-Willis Mrs. Richard Willis, '1302 Shack leford street, Morehead City, an nounces the marriage of her daughter, Crystal, to Dernard Bon ner, of Philadelphia. High! 21 Now Provides Service to Louisville . Effective Thursday, July I, Pied mont Airline's flight 21 will leave Beaufort-Morehead City airport at 2 p.m., connecting at Lexington, Ky., with another Piedmont flight for Louisville, Chester B. Nutt, lo cal manager for Piedmont, has an nounced. This will be the first time that one-carrier service from Beaufort Morehead City to Louisville has been available. This same flight will afford connections to St. Louis and the far west. ' DAKCEES WANTED! . Tap and Ballet Classes meet at 9:3 Wednesday and Friday at Recreation Center. Excellent Instruction. 'Enroll now se ai to be In next Dance Revue. Rates 6 month. Class at Rods Theatre on Thursday and Sat urday mornings.' , ESSE scnccL cr dance JWllll iyn""i '" tH ' ' ' ; ; ?: .'; C V 4 1 ;, i , ' f - . - v) r';A - J ,-"', y . w- MRS. SAMUEL CAMERON STILL, . who . before her mar riage on June 8 was Mlu Vera Louise . Hamilton, - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray, Hamilton ot Qea Level. Mr. Stell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. SteU of Tarboro. ' 4th ' vv LADIES' COTTOII nALTERS Prints and solid colorsblack, white, navy blue and green. Elas tic back. , 97c COLS BATHING SUITS Assorted colors and sizes. Two piece and one piece. $1.83 to $5.93 BEACH SWEATERS Cotton ' fleece-back coat style. Blue, white, yellow. Small, medium, large. $1.83 LADIES SLACKS Navy blue cotton gabardine. Side zip per. Sizes '3846. '; $3.95 NEWS of the CHURCHES Congregation to Discuss Church Business Tomorrow The hour for prayer meeting Wednesday evening in the Free Will Baptist church, 10th and Bridges streets, will be used to morrow night mainly for a church conference, the Rev. J. C. Griffin, pastor, has announced. Reports of the various depart ments of the church will be heard and recommendations made for fu ture activity. At the close of the series of evangelistic meetings Sunday night, many young people went to the altar and dedicated their lives to Christian service, Rev. Mr. Grif fin reported. The Rev. J. C. Griffin will install officers of the State" League con vention at the Sound Side Free Will Baptist church. The conven of JULY NEEDS Here Are the necessities For This Veekend & Hany Weekends to Cbme-al Prices You Like i Shirt & Ensemble The ideal ensemble lor beach wear! Fast colors, sanforized shrunk. Boxer type shorts. Small, medium, large. $7.95 Ladies' 2-Pc. . Balhinq Suits : Lastex 2-piece bath ing suits. Two - tone . navy and white. But terfly design on front against white back ground. Illustration not exact. $5.98 Children's $1.98 to Cotton Ilidriiis 97c Jersey Ilidriff 1.29 Cotton Halters $1.29 & $1.48 Ladies' Barefoot Sandals Leather straps. In black, white and red. Sizes 4-9. $2.53 Belks" Tht Himt 01 Billtr Valnts' LTT7 EZSN, N. C tion will be held Thursday and Friday.' Delegates from Rev. Mr. Griffin's church will accompany him to the convention. Twenty-four members of Rev. Mr. Griffin's former ' pastorate, Black Jack church of the Free Will Baptists, attended church services here Sunday in honor of Rev. Mr. Griffin's 69th birthday. The guests brought baskets of food which were served as a pic nic lunch under the trees by the church following the morning ser vice. 1 Those who visited the Griffins were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Buck, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. William M;Hs and children, Graham and Hilda, Therion Para mf re, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Dixon, Mr. and Shorts I SWIM TRUIIKS large. REACH TOWELS Cannon's Terrycloth. Assorted stripes, Large sizes. SI & $1.98 Girls' Sun & Play Suits Let the little ones enjoy the sun in one of these cotton suits. Sizes 1 to 6. $1.98 lo $3.95 Shorfs $2.98 14. Mrs. J. C. Boyd, Miss Adda Para more. , ; ' Mr. and Mrs., Frank Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clark, Mrs. Queenie Clark, Miss Joyce StoMs, Mrs. Wesley Smith, Mr. and Mh. Clifton Cannon, the Rev. and Mfs. J. R. Davidson, James E. DavidsL and Misses Beth and Juda Da' ? f son. Also callers at the Griffin home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. S.uA. Paramore and children, of Winten vilie, N. C, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carrawav, of Merrimon. Rev. Mr. Griffin served as pas tor 14 years at the Black Jack chuich. Police Find Satchel The Morehead City police fa. partment has reported that a small carrying case containing shaving v cream, lotion, razor, pipe, and other articles has been found on Arendell street between 23rd arid 24th streets. The owner should contact police to obtain the case and contents. ,. , U 1 10 Boxer style and formtitung iuu maize, blue, tan and brick red. Sizes , 30-42. v.mWSSt $3.95 SPORT SHIRTS Fancy print mens' sport shirts, short sleeves. Small, medium, medium large,' $2.98 HEII'S SLACKS Rayon poplin. Blue and brown only. Sizes 29-42. $5.95 I. Hi t. 'L''J?.H ..... i r Mil Hen's Sandals Genuine leather san dals for beach and casual wear. Sizes G-ll. natural ... .. $3.48 brown ...... . $4.95 III') una I tut! tut li.it 'ii ,i nU I xit H .Hi "SAVA WAVE" Kleinert's Watertight Swim Cap 97c Children's PEDDLE PUSHERS Red and blue. Cotton. Sizes 10-16. $1.93 00 lot .in i'a CHILDREN'S SLACKS Cotton slacks in navy blue. ' Sizes 5 $1.98 . iA it) iw b nil .A
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