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FRIDAY AUGUST ttmht
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:Jrs. J. Michael Moran, Society Editor
Phone M 5781
Xtiss Dora Mae Staton has re
turned home after visiting friends
In Roanoke and Sulligent, Ala.
"fiends will bo glad to learn
of lha return of Mrs. Roy Lincoln
troth Charlotte where she has been
receiving treatment in the hospital
there.
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" Mr. end Mrs. Jesse 'Staton and
son will arrive tomorrow from
Wake Forest where Mr. Staton has
bean attending summer school.
Mrs. Robert Wallace, employee
Of fhe Morehead City Drug Com
pany is spending this week on vacation.
iss Lila Mae Webb has return
from a two week's visit "in
York City. While there she
attended the wedding of a friend.
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and
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Visit
Irs. John T. Mason is spending
some time wit;- her husband in
Jacksonville, Fla.
rs. J. 0. Fussell. Sr.. and
dailghter, Miss Bell Fussell, of
Dawson, Oa., are visiting Mr. and
Mrl. J. 0. Fussell, Jr.
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r. and Mrs. J. O. Fussell, Jr.,
daughter, Ruth, have return-
home after spending a week
ing in Dawson, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. I). St. Pierre Da-
DOS' are spending two weeks' vaca-
tlol at Blowing Rock.
Mr
Tom Moore, of Winston-
m, arrived last night to be
this wife. Ill was accompanied
lis son who has been away at
p for some time.
church for nine years. John Tho
mas will supply the pulpit there
this Sunday.
Miss June Jones has returned
home after visiting friends in
Windsor.
Recent visitors of Captain Dan
Ward were his daughter, Mrs. A.
Bowen and children of Windsor.
Mrs. James C. Vinson, Jr., and
little Jim, III, have returned to
Goldsboro after visiting her pa
rents, Dr. and Mrs. John Bunn. -
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Laton and
Mrs. Henry Laton spent the week
end with Dr. and Mrs. John Bunn.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Sampson
and their son, Shepard, are leaving
tomorrow for a three-week vacation
in Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady C. Rich were
called to Belhaven Monday due to
the death of Mr. Robert D. Barn-hill.
John Williams arrived home
Monday from Cameron, La.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Sabison, of
Midway Park, are spending several
days with her, Mrs. Joe Williams.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Celus Whitehead,
of Newport News, Va., spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Whitehead.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Vick visited
Mrs. A. C. Jerkins in Wilson last
week end.
Mrs. Robert Holmes and son and
daughter, and her mother, Mrs.
sic Woolen, will return to
ant Olive this week after spend-
in montn at the Laughinghousc
age on Atlantic Beach.
r. and Mrs. Charles Wallace,
of Norfolk, Va., are spending
vacation with Miss Bertha
ion, of New Bern, at her camp
Boguc Sound.
Mrs. H. Whitehead, of Rocky
Mmint, and Mr. and r.Irs. II. E.
Ridtoutte, of Columbia, S. C. spent
sevlral days this week visiting Mr.
aBcl Mrs. George Dunn.
Mr:
(Jyd
e Stallings, of Washington,
, is here visiting his mother,
Bertha Stallings.
Jit. and Mrs. John Bunn and
Jolm Thomas Bunn left Thursday
fdryLawrencevillc, Va., where Dr.
Bun tvas pastor of the Baptist
If Not In Stock, BELL
Will Get It For You
BELL'S DRUG STORE
BEAUFORT
Mrs. George Evans, of Jackson
ville, spent the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. Iona Balou.
Bobby Houston, of Wcldon, was
the house guest of J. G. Bennett,
Jr., last week.
Join Army Air Force
Aubrey Jones and Clinton Phil
lips left Monday for Fort Bragg
where they will become members
of the Army Air Force. From
there they will procede to Texas
for training.
Sam Thompson spent Tuesday
in Kinston.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Leary made
a business trip to Wilmington
Tuesday.
Miss Berta Frey returned to
Charlotte Wednesday morning af
ter visiting friends here for several
days- ! $
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Vinroot and
children, Richard and Robert of
Charlotte, are spending several
weeks visiting Mrs. Vinroot's sis
ter, Mrs. Quincy Stimpson.
Mrs. Olie Olsen visited Mrs. W.
I. Salter enroute from Miami, Fla.,
to South Bridge, Mass. She wai
ONLY 118 MORE
SHOPPING DAYS
BEFOnE CIIRISTIIAS
AND
SLIGHTLY OVER 3 MILLION PEOPLE IN
NORTH CAROLINA WILL HAVE BIRTHDAYS,
ANNIVERSARIES, 03 WILL GET MARRIED
DURING THAT TIME
and
Beginning Monday, August 8th
DEE GEE
WILL HATE HIS 13TH AHCTJAL
KIIOCK DOVII - DRAG OUT
SALE
Everything Reduced Al Lead
M Per Cent (Many Things Hall)
bee Gee's Shop
"At The Sign Of Tho Anchor ,
3UTH Sth STREET ' MOREHEAD CITY
accompanied home by Mrs. Rich
ard Johnson who had been visiting
her mother for some time.
Mr. A. J. Wagner, of Oxford, is
spending some time here with his
son, Mr. Kenneth Wagner.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Moore, Jr.,
of North Wilkesboro, spent the
week end visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ro
bert Laughton.
Mrs. R. E. Olsen and children,
Bob and Frances, of Jamacia, N.
Y., are visiting Mrs. Olsen's moth
er, Mrs. W. I. Salter.
Col. H. N. Blanchard, Greens
boro, arrived recently at his sum
mer home, 3204 Evans street.
Misses Ann Parker, Mary Bates
herwood, Mary Lou Pressly and
Nancy Carlton of Raleigh
guests of Miss Sudie Webb
week.
are
this
Jimmy Patty, of Greenville, vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. George Dunn
ever the weekend.
Miss Pat Mallison has returned
to her home in Norfolk, Va., after
spending the summer with her
aunt, Miss Lucille Piner.
Miss Gwen Willis has returned
home after a short visit in Nor
folk. Va., with Miss Mary Ann
Craft.
Tuesday Bridge Club Meets
Wilh Mrs. Robert Freeman
Mrs. Robert Freeman entertain
ed members and guests of the
Tuesday evening bridge club at
her home on Bridges street at 8
o'clock.
Mixed summer flowers with ivy
were attractively arranged through
out the home.
Guests were Mrs. Kenneth Wag
ner, Mrs. Bruce Willis, and Mrs.
Jimmy Dye.
Club high was won by Mrs. Bob
Williams while guest high, a set
of wash cloths, went to Mrs. Bruce
Willis.
The hostess served ice drinks
with candy and chee-wees.
Flowers Slaughter
Wedding invitations have been
sent to out of town friends by Rev.
and Mrs. Baxter Boone Slaughter
of New Bern, to the marriage of
their daughter, Anne Walker, to
Harry Edward Flowers. Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock, August 19,
at Centenary Methodist church.
Guests rt Jefferson Hotel
Among the guests registered at
the Jefferson Hotel this week are
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kingsley Fergu
son, of Shaker Heights, Ohio; Mr.
and Mrs. C. T. Hamlet, of Kings-
port. Tenn; and Mr. and Mrs. U.
K. Rice, ofinston-5a!eqy
Resent Bride
J-v v ' 'A ' k V It
Floating Bridge Club Meet
With Mri. John Phillips
"Mrs. John' Phillips, Jr., enter
tained member! of the Floating
Bridge Club at her home on Aren
dei Street on Tuesday afternoon
at t e'dock. . . . " v -
-High score prize, nail polish,
was won by Mrs. Helen Williams,
and fecpnd high, a bos of candy,
want to Mrs. Gene Hessee.
During play the hostess served
cokes with potato sticks and at
the eooclusioaof the game delici
ous ice cream sodas topped with
a cherry and cookies..
Mrs. Benjamin Styron Wade who before her marriage, op July
16 in the First Methodist Church was Miss Betsy Bell tailings,
daughter of Mrs. Bertha Stallings of Morehead City, and. the late
I. C. Stallings. Mr. Wade is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wade ef
Morehead Citv. ' V.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Dill
Entertain -With Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Dill enter
tained with seven tables of bridge
at the home of Mis. George Dill,
Sr., Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock.
Upon arrival of the guests a de
licious dessert course was served
rftcr which bridge and bingo were
played.
Dinner Party at Blue Ribbon CIuifl
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hancock,
Miss Carol Lasker, Sidney Sum
mers, Hiss Shawnee bpears ana
Bill Adams enjoyed a delightful
evening with dinner and dancing
at the Blue Ribbon Club Sunday
evening.
High score prize for the ladies,
dusting powder, was won by Mrs.
Jim-Bob Sanders, and high score
prize for the men. a tie, went to
H. S. Gibbs, Jr. Miss Ann Gillikin
received a novelty cosmetic kit
ior low score and George Dill, Jr.,
a handkerchief, as low for men.
Bingo prizes were won by Mrs.
f'harles B. Wade, Jr., cologne, and
II. S. Gibbs, Jr., after-shave lotion.
Lovely mixed summer flowers
were used for decorations.
"r" Mrs. Charles B. Wade, Jr., of
fjTV.inston-Salem,' was an out-of-town
The first official air mail in the
United States was flown in a bal
loon Aug. 16, 1859.
One out of three employes of
U. S. airlines are World War II
veterans.
EZJLLEVEL
Mr. Hone B. GaskiU returned
horoVfrom Wllniington, N. C. and
is spending 'tome Jim here with
his .mothea, Mrs. D. J. GaskiU.
Mastr Richard G. Salter, who
has- polio t James Walker Me
morial hospital, Wilmington, is in
a 'satisfactory condition and is ex
pected to cotne home before long.
Master David Swell Taylor, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Swell Taylor, also
is a. paUent at Wilmipiton with
polio: His condition seems to be
fair.'. 1 '
Mr. J Paul -M. GaskiU spent the
week-end with his -parents, Mr.
a.nd Mrs. Eugene GaskiU, Sr.
Mrs. . Sydney Mason, who is a
patient . at Duke Hospital under
went an operation Saturday morn
ing. i
Mjsjesk Frances Lee Lewis and
Betty Taylor attended the movies
af- Atlantic Sunday night.
Mr. J, T. GaskiU, of Norfolk, Va.,
is spending some time here with
his wife and children.
Mrs- Edwin Piner has returned
from Lewis, Delaware and is spend
ing some time with her mother,
Mrs.'.Addelle Salter.
.Mrs. Murray Robinson and
daughter, Mrs. Leota Hammer vi
sited Mrs. Abbott Salter Saturday
afternoon.
Estimates of the time it will take
to restore ,war wrecked Berlin
range up to 50 years.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Mr. Willie M. Howland, of New
port, rt. 1, was admitted Wednes
day for treatment.
Mrs. Harry GaskiU was admitted
Wednesday and underwent an
operation on Thursday.
Miss Patsy Ballou, of Morehead
Citv wm disfhareed from the hos
pital Thursday following a major
operation.
Mrs. Marguerite Hussey, of Beau
fort, continues quite ill in the hos
pital. Mrs. Burgess Willis, of 205 S
13th Street, Morehead City, un
derwent an operation on Wednesday.
Small World
MILES CITY, Mont. (AP)
Dan Rogers, old time Miles City
range rider, sat down in a restau
rant to order breakfast and the
waiter asked him if he knew the
man next to him at the counter.
Rogers didn't, so the waiter intro
duced him to his brother, Bernard
Rogers, newly arrived from County
Down, Ireland. Dan left the old
country five years before his broth
er was born and they never had
met.
Summer
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Regular $2X3 YtW ....L . ..U. $1.69
ORANGE FLOWES Skin Lotion and Testae Lotion
Regular $169 Value ... '.. $1.00
We have recently added K our stock at Cosmetics
such famous names as Revlea, Lantheric, Yardley, and
Elizabeth Arden.' Come in today and pick your needs.
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BEAUFORT. N. C,
Mr. Hollas M. Bragg, of Ocra
coke, was discharged Tuesday.
James Graham, of Newport, was
discharged Tuesday following an
appendectomy.
Little ' Sylvia June White, of
Beaufort, was discharged Tues
day after receiving treatment.
Mr. John B. Dixon, of Beaufort,
rfd., was discharged Wednesday.
Mr. Wylle Lewis, of Newport,
rfd, was discharged Wednesday.
Mrs. Milton B. Hooper and in
fant son, were discharged from the
hospital Wednesday. '
' Mrs. Eula Mae Noe was discharg
ed Wednesday following an appendectomy.
Mrs. Alton Garner, of Newport,
was discharged Wednesday follow
ing an operation.
Lesry's Wins Prise
Leary's Men's store, Morehead
City, today is richer by $10 for win
ning honorable mention in a win
dow display contest featuring
Northcool tropicals. Northcool
retailers all over the nation parti
cipated. Over a thousand dollars
was given away in cash prizes.
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