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XAiTESSI COUNTY ATTTS-TETSSii KOSICTAI) CTTB JLVO .CSAUaC-Ia &
Mr. J. Michael Moran, Society
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Vick motored j
to Greenville Monday to take their
son, Buddy, who is entering E. C.
T. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Marriner
and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sutton, of
Warsaw, spent I he week end with j pd t0 Veterans Hospital, Fayette
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Leary. i vic fof urter treatment.
- Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Forbes and
Miss Inez Temple are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Farrior.
Miss Joyce Vick spent the week
end visiting friends at Hex Hos
pital. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Stimpson, of
Mount Airy, are visiting their son
and (laughtcr-in law, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Quincy Stirnpson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. li. Cooper, Miss
Anne Gillikin and II. S. dibits, Jr.,
attended "The I.rtst Colony" al
Manten during the weekend.
Mrs. Richard Swindell has re
cent ly relumed from a visit of
several clays with her son. W. M.
Swindell and family, in Green-,
villc.
Mis. J;.ck Nobles and children,
have relumed to Greenville alter
spending (be summer months with
Mr. and Mrs. Alv.ili Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Cooper and
dr.'ightcr. Fannie, have relurned
to Henderson after spending the
Mimmer at their collage here.
Mr. and Mrs. I). SI Pierre Du
Bose and children. Peter. Johnny
Mae and l'aye, have returned to
Durham after spending I he sum
nier here.
Mr. and Mrs. Roma Slvron and
Mr. and Mrs. Gravdon Willis al
tended the I.osl Colony al Manteo
Mi Sunday.
Miss Bertie Waren has returned
from Haleigh nfler spending the
past week with her father. F.dgar
Warren.
Lee Parker has returned from
Greenville where he spent the past
weekend.
Mrs. W. L. Fulcher left Wednes
day to visit friends in Swan Quar
ter. Mr. and Mrs. William Baugham.
of Charleston, S. ('., will arrive
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Sunday to spend ten days with his
mother, Mrs. Philip Ball.
Dr. John Bell, of Kecogtan, Va.,
is here on a visit.
Floyd Chadwick, Jr., has return-
Mrs. Herbert Thornton, Jr., and
children, left yesterday to visit re
latives in Atlunta, Ga.
Miss Bebe 'Correll, of Laurin
hurg. was the weekend guest of
Miss Betsy Thornton.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tarobor and
son, Freddie, of Jacksonville, Fla.,
are spending some time here.
Miss Edith Davis accompanied
Mr. Clifton Faucett, of Burlington,
to Watts Hospital in Durham on
Sunday by ambulance.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Allred spent
the weekend in High Point visit
ing relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Salisbury
left today for a three weeks trip
lo northern points which will in
clude Montreal, Boston and New
York.
Miss Lunelle Geer has returned
to Washington, 1). C, after visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.
II. Geer.
Paul Geer, Jr., returned home
by plane afler spending ten days
visiting in San Marcos, Tex., and
New Oilcans, La.
John Nelson and Paul Geer have
entered K.C.T.C. for the fall term.
Miss Elsie Long returned home
Ibis week from a visit with friends
in New York City.
Miss Ellen Nelson, a recent
graduate of the Hex hospital
School of Nursing, is spending
several weeks at home.
Mrs. Pearl Godwin Nelson re
turned Saturday from a trip to
Haines City. Fla.
Daughter Born
Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Bullock,
of Haines City, Fla., announce
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san Perry, on August 24. At birth
the youngster weighed six pounds.
Floating Bridge Club
Meets With Mrs. Nelson
Mrs. Julius Nelson, Sr., enter
tained the Floating Bridge Club
Wednesday afternoon at her home
an Highway 70.
GuesU were Mrs. Bettie W. Tar
bee and Mrs. Clyde Young.
Mrs. Helen Williams received a
handmade novelty pin for high
score and Mrs. Percy Deyo receiv
ed chrocheted pot holders. Guest
high, coasters, went to Mrs. Betty
Tarbee.
Refreshments were ice cream
with cookies and during play cokes
with potato chips were enjoyed.
Luplon-Hardy
Miss Mary Catherine Hardy
daughter of Mrs. Annie Hardy, of1
Merrimon and Edward Hyde Lup
ton, son of Mr. Irvin Lupton, of
Merrimon were married by the
Rev. J. C. Griffin in the Free Will
Baptist parsonage of Morehead
City on Saturday, September 4.
President Makes Correction
On Amount of Nursing Fees
Mrs. Tressa Royal Vickers, pre
sident of the Carteret County Re
gistered Nurses club, has announ
ced that all county registered pro
fessional nurses receive $8 for
eight-hour private duty, general
nursing, and $10 for mental and
alcoholic cases rather than the
amount stated in Friday's paper.
The patient will be responsible
for providing one meal for each
period of duty for both registered
professional and licensed practical
nurses. Nurses supply their own
transportation.
Couples Bridge Club Meets
With Mr. and Mrs. E. Davis
Mr. and Mrs, Elhan Davis enter
tained the Couples Bridge Club at
their home on Bridges Street
Tuesday evening at eight o'clock.
Mrs. Fred Willis was an invited
guests for the evening.
Ladies' high, a novelty vase, was
won by Mrs. Lionel Smith and
men's high, a door knocker, went
to Mr. John Willis. Chocolate
mint patties, second high, were
won by Jarvis Herring while Lio
nel Smith was consoled with a bun
basket.
Lovely fall flowers, chrysanthe
mums, zinias and marigolds were
attractively arranged throuughout
the home.
Refreshments were delicious
fruit jello topped with whipped
cream and a cherry served with
cookies, nuts and cokes.
Gaskins-Vaughn
Miss Ellen Vaughn, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Vaughn, of
Havelock, and Huugh Gaskins, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gaskins, of
New Bern were united in marri
age on Saturday, September 4. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. J. C. Griffin in the Free Will
Baptist parsonage.
Tuesday Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. M. B. Morey
Mrs. Milton B. Morey entertain
ed the Tuesday evening bridge
club at her home on Arendell
Street at eight o'clock.
Guests were Mrs. Kenneth Wag
ner, Mrs. Quincy Stimpson and
Mrs. Jimmy Dye.
Club high was won by Mrs. Bob
Williams and guest high, Tweed
cologne, went to Mrs. Dye.
Refreshments were sugar wafers
with nuts and cokes.
Mrs. Arthur LaMontagne will
enterain the club next Tuesday.
Boat Trip To Cape Lookout
The following girls from Rex
hospital were the guests of Miss
Ellen Nelson on a boat trip to
Cape Lookout this weekend: Misses
Rita Kessler, Doshia Jackson,
Mary Lou Brasher, Edna Shaw,
Jane Dail, Martha Cook, Betsy
Ussery, Jean Owens, Jean Riddle,
Dorothy Smith, Jennis Jones, Jean
Turbyfil, Jean Strickland, and Dr.
Ann Wilkerson.
LENNOXVULE
Mrs. Gus Meden, of Jersey City,
N. J., who spent a two weeks vaca
tion here, left Monday night ac
companied by his wife and two
children who spent the summer
months here with her mother, Mrs.
Julia Pake and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker Lupton and
family, who spent a few days here
with his mother, Mrs. Sophia Lup
ton, left Monday afternoon for
their home at Suffolk, Va.
Mrs. Monroe Simpson and child
ren spent Tuesday at New Bern.
Mr. A. Lawrence and son, Wil
bert, of Otway, spent a short while
here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Bell, of
Morehead City, visited relatives
here Saturday.
Miss Guiulo Daniels, who was a
patient at Duke's hospital, return
ed home last week, very much im
proved. . ; :i :
Mr. Guy Sprlngle, of Beaufort,
who is employed in Texas, visited
Mrs. Sophia Lupton last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Pake, Mr.
and Mrs. Baker Lupton, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Willis and Mr. and
Mrs. Bertram Daniels visited Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Goodwin at More
head City last Saturday night
Mrs. Dallas Willis visited Mrs.
Margaret Guthrie at Morehead last
week. :
G3ITUAEIES
Mrs. Mary D. Scherer
Fuuneral services for Mrs. Mary
D. Scherer, 70, who died in Mary
Elizabeth hospital, Raleigh Mon
day afternoon after an extended
illness, were conduueied at 3
o'clock Tuesday afternoon in St.
Paul's Episcopal church, Beaufort.
The Rev. W. L. Martin, rector, of
ficiated. 1 The widow of the late George C.
Scherer, she is survived by one sis
ter, Mrs. Bettie D. Davis, Beau
fort. Pallbearers were Stanley Wood
land, Rufus Sewell, Paul Jones,
Ottis Jefferson, Will Arrington,
and James Vf. Potter.
Mrs. Scherer was slricken with
a heart ailment, and died after an
illness of 17 weeks. Her parents
were Alex C. Davis and Emma
Duncan Davis.
Mrs. Alice Weiheringlon
Mrs. Alice Wetherington, 78,
mother of Mrs. H. T. Rhue of
Beaufort and Mrs. T. W. Kitrell,
of Morehead City, died at her
home near Jacksonville Friday
night.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'
clock by the Rev. W. D. William
son, Baptist minister of Swansboro,
from the home of her son, Ray
mond. Burial followed in the
Jacksonville cemetery.
Mrs. Claudia D. Rodgers
Funeral services for Mrs. Clau
dia Davis Rodgers, 72, were held
at the lale home of the deceased,
902 Fisher St., Morehead City, yes
terday at 3 p.m. Interment was at
Bayview cemetery. The Rev. J. A.
Bunn, Baptist pastor, officiated.
The late wife of John Rodgers,
Mrs. Rodgers died at 4 a.m. Wed
nesday after a prolonged illness.
In addition to her husband, Mrs.
Rodgers is survived bv two daugh
ters, Mrs. Willie Gardner, of More
head City and Mrs. Ruben Willis,
of Otwav: bv a brother. W. T. Da
vis, of Morehead City; and a sis
ter, Miss Ada Davis, of Beaufort.
Mrs. Martha S. O'Neal
Mrs. Martha Spencer O'Neal, 78,
passed away at her home on the
airport road near Beaufort at 7
p.m. Wednesday. She was the wi
dow of the late Thomas M. O'Neal,
of Ocracoke. Funeral arrange
ments arc indefinite pending the
arrival of relatives.
STAC
Miss Virginia Dare Fulcher has
returned from Washington, D. C.
where she spent two weeks visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. J. A. DuBais.
Mrs. J. R. Davidson, James E.
filled his regular first Sunday ap
pointment at the F. W. B. church.
Mrs:' J. R. Davidso, James E.
Davidson and Misses Beth and Ju
dy Davidson, of Davis, attended
church services here during the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jenkins, of
Elizabeth City, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard J. Fulcher.
Mrs. Leslie Wade, of Morehead
Cily, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Damon Ful
cher. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bullock, of
Cherry Point, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Moore, of
Fountain and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Styron and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wil
liams of Davis visited Mr. and
Mrs. Weldon Fulcher and family
Sunday evening.
Edgar B. Mason, of U.S.C.G.,
Cape May, N. J., spent the week
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Mason.
Fred Prior, who is employed at
lomii-VMii MinoMit.
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Woman's (M ;
Holds Meeting
veoing
The first meeting of the year
of the Cherry Point Woman's club
was' held In the Community build
ing Tuesday evening. The meet
ing was called to order by Miss
Susie Moore, president. The club
hymn was sung and the collect
was read by the members. Tbe
treasurer's report was given by
Mrs. J. F. Tuttle. A letter of
thanks from the Treasurer of the
Craven County Cancer Drive com
mittee was read by the secretary,
Mrs. Don Jenkins.
Mrs. Frank Russell, vice presi
dent, gave a short explanation of
the Crusade for Children drive
which will take place this month
under the auspices of the club.
Mrs. M. E. Richardson, Mrs. J. F.
Tuttle, and Mrs. Houston Gober
were named as a decorating com
mittee to make the clubroom more
attractive.
A framed honor roll certificate
which Was presented to the club
at the State Convention was then
given to this committee to be hung
in the clubroom. It was decided
to invite the Trenton Womans'
club to be the guests of this club
at the meeting to be held in Oct
ober. The Club will give a style
and fashion show during the
month of January and it was voted
to contribute one half of the funds
to the March of Dimes drive.
News Holes
Each week of the year, a mid
week prayer service is held in the
Havelock Community chapel on
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock.
There has been a fine attendance
at this meeting and it is felt that
it serves a splendid service to the
people of Ihe project.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Holloway
entertained several guests over the
past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. O. W.
Holloway and three children, Miss
Agnes and Miss Halliburton Hol
loway arrived on Friday evening
and returned to their home in
Durham on Monday.
Mrs. J. F. Tuttle, of S. Craven
drive, entertained two very inter
esting and charming guests during
the past week. Mrs. C. A. Banks
and Miss Minnie Gaskins, of Rocky
Mount, seventy-nine year old twin
sisters, spent several days with
Mrs. Tuttle. On Wednesday after-
Norfolk, spent the weekend with
his family here.
Grady W. Fulcher, of U.S.C.G.,
Graton, Conn.,, spent a few days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Monnie Fulcher.
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noon Mrs. Tuttle entertained sev
eral friends at tea to meet the
guests. , Delightful refreshments of
fruit salad, cookies, nuts and mints
were served. The invited guests
included Mrs. Will Jarvis, Mrs.
Frank Jolly, Mrs. J. O. Webb, Mrs.
W. H. Holloway.
Mrs. Jackie Tuttle Cartwright
and Miss Sue Whitley, of Eliza
bath City, arrived last Wednesday
to spend seteral days as the guests
of Mrs. Cartwright'g parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Tuttle, of S. Craven
drive.
Two more, of the young people
of Havelock will soon be on their
way to college. Jim Schoppaul, of
North Craven drive, "will go to
State in Raleigh. Virginia Joyce,
of 2 C. Pembroke drive, will go to
East Carolina Teachers' college in
Greenville.
Mr. and Mn. G. E. Conley, of 6
C Rodanthe drive, are visiting
Mrs. Conley's mother, Mrs. C.
Munroe, of Elizabethtown, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gray, who
have been on an extended trip
through the western part of the
state, have recently returned to
their home on N. Cherry drive.
Miss JoAnn Gober, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Houston Gober, of
Sunrise lane, will leave Sept. 13
to go to Campbell college at Buie's
Creek, N. C, where she will ma
jor in music.
Mrs. George Foy and daughters,
Donna and Judith, have returned
from a three weeks trip to Virgi
nia and W. Virginia. M Foy
joined them over the holiday
weekend and brought his family
back on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCotter
and son, Buddy, have returned
from a 10 days vacation in Flori
da where they visited friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Martin Tedball and Mrs.
Houston Gober were on a shop
ping trip in Raleigh during the
past week.
Palestine has about the same
area as Maryland.
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Yvonne De Carlo Has Same Quality .
As Rita Hayworlh, 'Down-lo-Earlh
By Gene Handsaker
HOLLYWOOD Yvonne de
Carlo through the eyes of her
movie costume designer, -Yvonne
Wood: "She hates dancing. Wants
to be a dramatic actress. Has a
poor walk, the sort of slouch you
see at the beach. She has no flair
for clothes. But she has glamour
not the up-on-a-pestal but the
down-to-earth type. Rita Hayworth
has the same quality. And that's
what ninety-nine out of a hundred
men like. Why should she worry
about that one man who doesn't?"
I dunno. She can't mean me. . .
Lou Costello is the most serious
little fat man in the world when
discussing his and Bud Abbott's
forthcoming movie short. It's call
ed "10,000 Kids and A Cop" and
carries the theme: po to a police
man, sonny, when you're in
trouble. Jimmy Stewart did the
narrating for nothing, Lou told me
on the "Mexican Hayridc" set. Bill
Bendix played the cop and Brenda
Joyce a youth-center director with
out charge. Proceeds of the 15
minute film will be used to pay
off a $50,000 mortgage on the Lou
Costello, Jr., Youth Foundation re
creation center here, to which Bud
and Lou have turned over some
$400,000.
David Butler, who puts a punish
ing 252 pounds on his office swivel
chair, is also a heavyweight in
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"A man who owns a string of Tex
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