IAY, JUL 13,
Morefyeah Cttg Pacini jNrfhs
Caroljra FalcW, Society Editor
Pfeoa M-S7S-I
Miss Fannie Cooper, of Hender
son, is spending this week with
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hamilton.
Harry Lee Cooper, of Charlotte,
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Hamilton.
Mrs. F. B. Cooper, of Nashville,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Garth
Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ham
ilton and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cooper.
Miss Marge Getter left Wednes
day morning for Oliver General
hospital, Augusta, Ga., after
spending a week with the Alvah
Hamiltons.
Jack Nobles, of Greenville,
&pent the week end here with his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Goodwin, of
the Ordinary Department of the
Pilot Life Insurance company,
Greensboro, N. C, have returned
from Atlantic City where they at
tended the company's 30th Agency
convention.
Business and Professional
Women Enjoy Picnic
The Business and Professional
Woman's Club of Carteret County
enjoyed a delightful ' picnic and
marshmallow roast at Fort Macon
on Wednesday afternoon at four
o'clock.
Thirty-one members were in at
tendance with four guests from
the Kinston Club. They were Mrs.
Arthur T. Wilson, Mrs. Hardy,
Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Woolen.
Mrs. Wilson, who is past state
president of the club and the pre
sent president of Kins ton's club
gave na informal talk on the work
of the Business and Professional
Woman's Club and also a report on
the state convention held at Bowl
ing Rock last month.
Surprise Shower Given
For Bride-Elect
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. McCotter
and family, of New Bern, have re
turned home after spending some
time at the Owen Dunn Cottage.
Mrs. Owen Dunn,, of New Bern,
will arrive this weekend to spend
the summer at her cottage.
Mrs. Bradley Duffy, of New
Bern, was a recent guest at the
Atlantic Beach hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Blair and
family, of Cincinnati, Ohio, have
arrived to spend the summer at
their home on Crab Poipt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Muse McCotter,
of New Bern, are occupying the
Pollock cottage for the month of
July.
Misses Elizabeth Smith, Ann
Smith, Adeline Vann and Mr. Tom
my Marrow, of Goldsboro, were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Maxwell last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Schultz
and son, Ernie, Jr., are the house
guests of Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Euro.
Mrs. Carl Bell and Mrs. Alice
Smith motored to Fayetteville
Tuesday to bring Carl, J is back
for a thirty days' vacation.
Mrs. Cecil Truitt, of New Or
leans, La., is visiting her mother,
Mrs. J. H, Neal, Sr.
Mrs. Leo Harvey returned td-
day from Durham where she spent
several days this week.
Mrs. Bell Hyman and Miss Har
riett Marks, of New Bern, are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Har
vey at their cottage - on Evans
Street.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Bender of
Pollocksville are spending the
week here with Mjss Lillie Piner
and Mrs. Frank Longest.
Bill Sharpe, State News bureau
Raleigh, visited here this week.
With him was Gilbert La Gorce, an
official of the National Geographic
society.
Mcsdames George Mizesko, Ro
bert Hoggard, Bryan Poe and Bill
Perrigo honored Miss Betsy Stall
ings with a surprise miscellane
ous shower and bridge party at
the Civic Center Wednesday evening.
Upon arrival of the guests the
hostesses served ice cream sodas
with decorated block cake, mints
and nuts.
Bridge was played at eight
tables with Mrs. Virginia Purifoy
winning high score and Miss Do
rothy Ilarrell, second high.
Dainty white petunias and
other summer flowers were at
tractively arranged throughout the
dub room.
Miss Stallings received many
useful and attractive gifts from
her friends and the hostesses re
membered her with china In her
pattern.
Mrs. J. C. Smith Wins
High at Bridge Club
The Floating Bridge Club met
with Mrs. Julius Nelson Tuesday
afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Guests were Mrs. Clyde Young
and Mrs. Reginald Lewis.
High score prize, a luncheon
cloth, was won by Mrs. J. C. Smith
and second 1iigh, a hostess set,
went to Mrs. Will Howland. Each
of the guests also received a gift.
1 The hostess served a delicious
dessert at refreshment time.
Tuesday Bridge Club Meets
With Corelta Thompson
The Tuesday evening bridge
club met with Miss Coretta Thomp
son at her home on Arendell
Street at eight o'clock.
Guests were Mrs. Walter Mor
ris, Mrs. Sam Barnes, Mrs. Bob
MacDougall, and Mrs. Thompson.
Club high, a novelty set of
coasters and napkins, was won by
Mrs. Arthgr LaMontagne and sec
ond high, plastic refrigerator cov
ers, went to Mrs. Robert Shaw.
Mrs. Walter Morris won guest
high, a cuticle set, and sla mprizes,
kitchen knife holders, went to
Mrs. Sam Barnes and Mrs. Robert
Freeman.
The hostess served cheewees
with fudge and cokes.
Mrs. Robert Shaw will entertain
the club next Tuesday.
Mesdames Williams
And Chalk Entertain
For Miss Stallings
Mrs. Bob Williams and Mrs. Bill
Chalk entertained three tables of
bridge on Wednesday evening ho
noring Miss Betsy Stallings, bride
elect. White gladioli and other pastel
summer flowers were attractively
arranged throughout the home and
gave a festive air to the occasion.
Upon arrival the honoree was
civen a lovely miniature bridal
'bouquet of white roses and her
mother, Mrs. Stallings, a corsage
of red roses. -
A fJesSert j course of red rose
Ice cream molds with decorated
bridal cake and nuts was served
after which two progressions of
bridge were played.
At the conclusion of play Miss
Coretta Thompson received Eliza
beth Arden flower mist for high
score and Mrs. D. H. Lazenby, a
white necklace, for second high.
Miss Stallings received a silver
sandwich tray from the hostesses
BEACH NOTES
Mrs. Paul Mengcl, of New Bern,
is the guest of Mrs. Jerry Zolli
coffer, of Henderson, at the Blades
cottage on Atlantic Beach.
Billy Gaskins plans to spend the
weekend in Mayport, Fla., with his
family.
Mrs. Howard E. Dillon left Tues
day for Monterey, Calif., to join
her husband who is stationed at
Port Ord, Calif.
Guests at Jefferson Hotel
Some of the puests registered at
the Jefferson Hotel this week are
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Katz, Dr.
and Mrs. R. A. Luonda, and Mr.
N. Melucci, of Philadelphia, Pa.;
Sgt. and Mrs. R. A. Lefer, of Mia
mi, Fla; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bangs,
of Raleigh, Mr. John Lipscond, of
Durham; Miss Marie Jordan, of
New York City; Mr. and Mrs. M.
M. Melvin, of Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. Pollard, of Galax, Va., Mr.
and Mrs. Matthew C. .Veitch and
family, of Erie, Pa; and Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Webb, of Greenville.
A look-out tower for pirates
stands in the center of Havana's
Malecon or sea wall drive. It was
built 400 years ago. '
Among the guests registered at
the Ocean King Hotel this week
are: Mr. and Mrs. W; E. Wooten,
ot HicKory, Mr. ana Mrs. uan
Britt, of Turkey; Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Singleton and party, of Stan-
tonburg; Misses Dot Ricus and
Evelyn Webb, of Wilson; Mr. and
Mrs. G. D. Lambeth, of Rocky
Mount.
Lt. Col. C. W. Harris, of Wash
ington, D. C; Mr. and Mrs. L. D.
Carlton and party, of Pinetops;
Misses Jean, John, and Sophie
Watterson, of Guilford; and Miss
Margaret Bishop, of Kinston.
Macy-Lewis Wedding
Party Feted After Rehearsal
On Thursdiiv, July 1, Mr. and
Mrs. James Macy, Jr. were honor
ed at a rehearsal party given by
Miss Colleen King at the home of
Mrs. Alfonso James.
Mrs. James invited the guests to
the dining romo, following a wel
come by the hostess and her moth
er, Mrs. Roland King.
Bridal colors of green and white
were used in the decorations. The
re ficshment table was covered
with a lace cloth, and was center
ed with an arrangement of gladi
oli 'oleander, and lace fern. Crys
tal candelabra holding light tapers
flanked either side of the cento
pice. The tabic held trays of dain
ty hois d'veuvres, cookies, mints,
potato chips, deviled eggs, olives
and pickles. Wedding punch was
seived by Mrs. Clarence Mitchell.
Assisting in serving was Miss
Claudctte James and Mrs. Walter
D.ivis, Jr.
The bride on arrival was pre
sented a corsage of white gladioli,
also china in her chosen pattern.
Around 40 guests were called
during the evening.
Miss Carolyn Fulcher
Honored at Tea Wednesday
Miss Carolyn Fulcher, bride
elect of next week, was honored at
a' tea Wednesday afternoon from
3:30 to 5:00 at the Civic Center by
Mrs. Kenneth Bradley and Miss
Ruth Macy. Upon her arrival the
honoree was presented a miniature
nosegay of white bride's roses and
a cold meat fork ill her chosen pat
tern of silver. Mrs. W. L. Fulcher,
motfter of the bride-elect, was pre
sented a corsage of white carna
tions. On the refreshment table, a min
iature bride and groom stood be
fore the crystal punch bowl, which
was banked by a lovely arrange
ment of lace fern and white dah
lias. Triple branched candelabra
with white tapers entwined with
lace fern and white dahlias flank
ed the punch bowl.
Mrs. Roma Styron, Miss Frances
Pittman and Mrs. James Macy as
sisted the hostesses in serving lime
ice punch, green and white icedJ
homemade cake squares, mints,
mixed salted nuts, and a variety
of fancy party sandwiches.
Arrangements of mixed summer
flowers were used throughout the
room.
Approximately thirty-five guests
called during the afternoon.
of Lola spent a few days here the
past weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Engelhardt
and daughter, Barbara, of Bay
onnc, N. J., who spent the past
week here with her sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Pake and family, re
turned home the past week end.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Jackson and
children who spent the past few
days here returned to their home
at Cherry Point Tuesday.
Mrs. William Willis and son,
Francis and Miss Mamie Willis of
Beaufort spent Sunday afternoon
here with Mrs. Willis' mother.
Mrs. Roy Dickinson and children
spent Sunday here with her moth
er, Mrs. Sophia Lupton.
MrS. Larry Hunnlngs and two
children who spent some time re
cently at Pascagoula, Miss., re
turned home a few days ago.
Mr. Baker Lupton spent the
weekend here, leaving Sunday for
Berkley, Va. Mrs. Lupton and
children who spent last week here
with Mr. Lupton's mother, Mrs.
Sophia Lupton, will leave Friday
for their home at Suffolk, Va.
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Mr, Rath T. Ricaardtoa, Editor ; Apt IF, Ocracafca Dr Hvlok
Bdy of ILE. Cecil
Returned to 1). S.
The body oi Henry E. Cecil,
chief machinist's mate, Navy has
been returned to this country
among 4,842 Americans who were
killed in Italy during World War
II. Cecil was the husband of Mrs.
Julia Cecil who formerly worked
on the base in Navy supply, and
son-in-law of Mrs. W. F. Sholer,
of Kinston and Cherry Point.
Mrs. Cecil is now at Bardstown,
Ky., her husband's home, where
the body will be interred. She re
cevied word that the body ,will
arrive in the near future at Colum
bus, 0., and from there it will be
sent to Bardstown.
The chief machinist's mate, who
had a nine-year record of service
in the Navy was stationed aboard
the destroyer USS Shubrick. He
was killed during the invasion of
Sicily Aug. 4, 1943 Prior to going
overseas he was stationed four
years in Norfolk. I
CMM Cecil was holder of thej
Congressional Medal of Honor, and
the Purple Heart. He will be
buried with full military honors.
Surviving besides his wife, are
his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Cecil,
five brothers, Francis L., Samuel
Kcnnett, George, Joseph, and Ivo,
and two sisters, Theresa and Peg
gy, al of Bardstown.
LENNOXVILLE
Mrs. Gus Meden and two chil
dren and Mrs. Frances lerkt of
Jersey City, N. J., arrived last
Friday to spend some time here
with Mrs. Meden's mother,- Mrs.
Julia Pakes
Mrs. Harry Willis and son, Bob
bie, who visited relatives at Barne
gat and Asbury Park, N. J., arrived
home last Friday.
Mrs. Alvahia Garner is spend
ing some time with relatives at
Sound View.
Mr. Harry Willis made a busi
ness trip to Rocky Mount last Fri
day. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goodwin
Expedition Finds Fossils;
Evolution Story Expected
NAIROBI, Kenya (APj
Aid in untangling the story of
evolution for man and apes is ex
pected to come from remains of
fossil apes uncovered by the Uni
versity of California expedition to
Turkana province. Wendell Phil
lips, head of the expedition, says
the remains of the apes are among
a, large number of fossils found.
School Board
Names Principal
The local school board has an
nounced the appointment of Ru
pert Ainsley as principal of the
Cherry Point school for the coming
school year.
Mr. Ainsley, who is married, is
a native of this state, having been
born in Creswell, N. C. He holds
both a B. S. and M. A. degree and
has a splendid record of accom
plishment during his 23 years of
teaching experience. He has
taught sixth and seventh grades
and been an elementary principal.
For the past eleven years he has
been principal of the Moyock
high school.
During the summer of 1945 he
directed a boys' camp at Ridge
crest and is extremely , interested
in baseball and basketball. At the
present time he is studying at East
Carolina Teachers' college. , , in
Greenville.
Ilews IIolcs
On" Sunday evening, July 4, the
First Baptist church in New Bern
was the scene of the baptism of
James Parson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
L. C. Parson of 1-A Pamlico drive.
Chaplain Richard D. Cleaves offi
ciated, i
Mrs. G. E. Cohley was visiting
her mother in Elizabeth, in. u
For two weeks Mr. and Mrs.
Grafton Woodard and family have
been visiting the grandparents in
Oriental, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schoppaul
and son, Jimmy and Donald, have
been on an extended trip to Cana
da and Kentucky. They returned
recently to their new home on 12
N. Craven drive.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sludernd
sons have returned to Asheville
after visiting Mrs. Sluder's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Beck of 3 i
Rodanthe drive.
Mrs. Eugene Winecoff, of Man
teo Drive, has recently returned
home after being a patient at the
Rex hospital in Raleigh.
Luke McKenney, of E. Central
drive, is a patient in the Ortho
pedic hospital in Gastonia, N. C.
Mrs. "H. E. Beck, of Rodanthe
drive, has been entertaining Mrs.
C. B. Pipkins, of Elizabeth City,
N. C.
Mrs. Guy Combs, of Rodanthe
drive, who has been on a two
weeks vacation in Elizabeth City, is
bow visiting her brother in Ply
mouth, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Alban H. Uhlman
and family, who have resided at 4
H. Avon Lane for the past few
years, have recently moved to Nor
folk, Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Anderson and
children recently returned from
vacation.
Mrs. R. H. Sensensig, of Reading,
Pa., has been visiting for several
days with Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith
of Ocracoke Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Dees and
daughter, Shirley Lou, who resided
on Pembroke drive, have moved
to the Old Project and now live at
2 W. Central drive.
The wading pools in the Project
are to be destroyed and work on
this project will start very soon.
Tenants are asked to keep their
children away from workmen and
equipment while work is in pro
gress. . These pools have been a
menace to. health and safety due
to lack of adequate supervision and
when this cbndition was caUed to
the attention of the Civic Organiza
tion they recommended the disposi
tion of the pools.
Housing Project Information
Bulletins may be utilized by resi
dents of the project to report a
lost or found article. Contact the
lease clerk at the Lease Office in
the Housing Project Building or
phone 8201.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Jenkins re
turned Friday to their home at 8
N Craven drive. Mr. and Mrs.
Jenkins nave vacationing for the
past three weeks. They spent some
tini" in Donalscnville, Ga. visiting
Mis. J"nkins' home and from
fiere .went on to Dead Lakes,
Florida, where they stopped at
Mrs. Jenkins uncle's camp to en
joy the fishing. On the return trip
they visited with Mr. and Mrs. T.
A. Hornsby, of Atlanta, Georgia
and in Nashville. Tenn. In Bowl
ing Green, Ky.. they were enter
tained by Mr. Jenkins sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Francis.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Brooks, of
Ocracoke drive, had several house
guests over the week-end. These
included Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt
Browning of Charleston, S. C, Mr.
and Mrs. John Brooks and - son
from Winston-Salem, Mr. and Mrs.
Foy Grubbs and children, and Mr.
and Mrs. James Bowden and child
ren.
Miss Lottie Blair of Donalson
ville, Ga. and Mr. and Mrs. William
Hornsby, of Wake Forest, are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ferguson
of E. Central Drive. i
Mrs. E. H. Francis, of Bowling
Green, Ky., is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Hazel Jenkins of 8 N. Craven
drive.
The regular meeting of the Wom
en's Church Service league was
held July 8 at 3:30 p.m. with Mrs.
Brockway at her home at 10 Sun
rise lane. After the meeting the
husbands and families came to join
the group for a weinie roast. Those
enjoying the party included Mrs.
Brockway and family, Mrs. Coon,
Mrs. Hazel Jenkins, Mrs. Wilkinson
and daughter, Sherrian, Miss 11a
Lewis of Lowland, N. C, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Ligen and family, Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Dickens, Mr. Frank
Burton, Mrs. Isaac Twiddy and
boys, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Thomas.
Cortex regarded the loss of one
horse as equal to that of -twenty
men.
Duffys to Have Family Reunion
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Duffy, of
Evans Street, will hold a family
reunion this weekend and expect
all of their children to be present.
Those planning to attend are Mrs.
E. R. Williams and daughter, Mary
Ann, of New York, who will
spend six weeks and be joined on
the 24th by Mr. Williams; Dr. and
Mrs. Richard Duffy, Jr., of New
Bern, Mr. and Mrs. William Croft
Bickel, of Boston, Mass., Mr. Char
les Duffy, of Knoxville, Tenn., and
Mrs. Nathaniel Macon, of Raleigh.
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