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Misses Bettie Ixm Merrill and
PpdCTv ITamiltwrn Mil Mi. miA Mm
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4 Charles Hassell attended a dance
at E.C.T.C. in Greenville Friday
night.
Miss Mary Lou Mason of Harlowe,
and her guests, Pete Gems, of
Chapel Hill and Ohio, spent sev
eral days last -week with Miss Bat
tle Lou Merrill.
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Israel, of
McCain, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
C. T Eubanks, of Beaufort, rfd.
Miss Joyce Johnson recently at
tended a house party at Nags
Head.
Miss Esther B. Fodrie recently
made a trip to New York by plane.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Jarmnn
had as their guests during the week
.end her mother, Mrs. Dora Jones
'and brothers, Cecil and Clarence
of Seven Springs; her sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ledford
i Summers and daughter, Patsy,
Misses Juney Hardy and Rachel
Rollins and Theron Jones, all of
Seven Springs and Beauville.
Miss Sarah Guthrie and Miss
Mildred Simpson left Thurs
day to "begin their freshman yeai
rat Meredith college, Raleigh.
David Hill, Ilendrix House and
Bobby Stevens have recently re
turned from a trip to Myrtle
Beach, S. C, and Savannah, Ga.
Mrs. L. W. Moore and Mrs. F.
W. Heslep have returned from a
visit with relatives i.i Richmond,
Va.
t Mrs. A. B. Stewart, who has a
summer cottage here, is critically
ill in Gallhager Hospital in Wash
ington, D. C.
Lindsay Hill lias been visiting
friends in Elizabeth City and his
brother, Lt. Robert Hill in Nor
folk, Va.
Mrs. Nell Lewis, who has been
h confined to her home with a brok
en toe, recently returned to her
place of business on Front Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tyler and
daughter, Charlotte, who have
been spending the summer with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Thomas, returned this "week to
Wake Forest where Mr. Tyler is a
student.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Staton have
returned to Wake Forest after
spending some time with her
mother, Mrs. L. C. Davis. .
Professor C. L. Hornaday has
returned to Virginia after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Jones.
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph House, Sr.,
and daughters, Elizabeth and Lu
tricia, are vacationing in the
western part of the state and New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Bell motored
to KCCKy mount aunaay 10 unng
their two daughters, Neva and
Elizabeth Dome. Neva and Eliza
beth 'have been visiting there for
the past week.
Miss Bessie Jones, of Richmond,
Va., is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Jones.
Mrs. L. W. Moore and children,
Larry and Judith, returned Satur
day from Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones mo
tored to Loulsburg Monday to en
ter their son, Howard, Jr., as a
student at Louisburg College.
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i Mr. Lockwood Phillips returned
iiome Sunday after spending the
week end at Ocracoke.
Richard Rice, who has been vis
iting his grandmother. Mrs. Louie
Riee, returned to his home in
Havelock Sunday.
Johnny Willis left Sunday foi
Campbell College where he will
be a sophomore this year.
Ben Keel and Bobby Austin wil'
leave next week for William am
Mary College where they will be
enrolled as sophomores.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Mr. Joseph Taylor, of Chinco
teague, Va., was discharged from
the hospital Sunday.
Mr. Leo Matthews, of Route 1.
Beaufort, was admitted to the hos
pital Monday.
Mrs. Roland Farmer, of New
port, Route 1, was admitted Mon
day.
Miss Nora Salter, of Sealevel,
was admitted Sunday.
Mrs. George Smith, of Atlantic
Beach, was admitted Saturday.
Mr. Norwood Gaskill. of Beau
fort, is a patient in the hospital.
Mr. F. J. Mason, of Newport.
Route 2, is improving in the hos
pital. Mrs. Bonnie Piner, of Beaufort,
RFD, is doing nicely following an
operation.
Mrs. Marguerite Hussey, of
Beaufort, is improving in the hos
pital. STORK NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Kilby Haskett, of
Newport, announce the birth of a
son, David Rae, in the Morehcad
City Hospital on September 9th.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Adams, of
Newport, announce the birth of a
son, Milton Garold, on September
7, in the Morthead City Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lewis, of
Stacy, announce the birth of a son,
Tommy Edward, in the Morehead
City Hospital on September 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram D. Oillikin
of Beaufort, announce the birth of
a daughter, Cheryl Ann, on Sept
ember B. in the Morehead Citv
Hospitals
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Hooner
of Beaufort, announce the birth of
a daughter, Nancy Elizabeth, in
the Morehead City Hospital on
September 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy B. Dickinso.i,
of Beaufort, announce the birth of
a daughter, Amy Lee, on Septem
ber 8, in the Morehead City Hos
pital. Mrs. George J. Brooks, Jr., sail
ed for Trieste Friday to join her
husband, Lieutenant Brooks. She
left from her home in Connecticut.
Lieutenant Brooks went to Trieste
in June.
Small Fire Extinguished
Morehead City firemen were
called out yesterday afternoon at
4:40 p.m. to extinguish a small fire
at the home of Mrs. Alvin Willis,
8th and Fisher streets. On fire
were a sofa pillow and some up
holstery, but the fire was quickly
put out, causing very little dam
age. It is not known what caused
the flames, firemen said.
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Kathryn Shipman lo Speak
Al Business Club Meeting
' Mayor George W. Dill will give
the welcoming address at the
monthly, meeting of the Business
and Professional Women's club
which will be held tonight at the
Jefferson Restaurant at 7 o'clock
The dinner meeting will be open
d with a blessing by Mr. H. L
Joslyn followed by Mr. Dill's ad
dress. Response to the address will
be given by Mrs. Clem Johnson,
president of the Clinton Cluub and
Mrs. Kathryn Shipman, of High
Point, president of the State Bu
riness and Professional Women's
Club will be principal speaker of
the evening. She will present the
iharter to Mrs. M. M. Ayscue, pre
sident of the Carteret County Club.
Other euests invited for the
charter meeting include Mrs. Stel
la Price, ol Winston-Salem, editoi
sf the Tar Heel Wom in, ,md the
iistrict director, Kathryn Walsh,
nf Gr-een"ille.
Representatives from Hertford.
Edenton, Greenville, Ahoskir. Uo;
noke Rapids, Nashville and Rocky
Mount are also expected to be
oresent.
Haywood Counties Spray
Urban, Rural Sections
COLLEGE STATION, Raleigh
A good example of rural-urban co
operation for communilv better
ment occurred in Haywood county
recently when Wnynesville and
ohrr t"vvns were spraved with 80,
000 gallons of 2 per cent DDT solu
tion lor the control of flics and
other insects, according to Wayne
A. Corpcning, county agent for the
State College Extension Service.
Nine orchardmen of the area
supplied large spraying outfits, to
gether with operating crews, for
the program, at no cost to the ur
ban residents. The towns bought
the DDT, and the Health Depart
ment and local civic clubs co
operated lo conduct the protect.
II ."uhery. trees, hiuises. and
outbuildings were sprayed. Chicken
lots, lion nens, stables, garbage
cans, and other likelv breeding
places of insects received special
attention.
A policeman preceded each
sprayi.ig unit to notifv home own
ers that the sprayers wore on the
way, so that desired precautions
could be taken. In nil instances,
home owners and other residents
cooperuted fully in the nrogram.
Urban citizens are now bein
urged to spray the interiors of
their homes, since the general
spraying did not affect indoor
areas. Also, a campaign to gei
rural residents to snrav their pre
mises is being conducted.
County Agent Corpening, who
helped coordinate the project, said
it was just one example of how
rural and urban residents are
working together for the advance
ment of the cbutgin a Uplines.
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Crusade for Children
The Crusade for Children, spon
sored by the United Nations, Gov
ernor R. Gregg Cherry, honorary
chairman, North Carc::aa State
Federation of Women's Clubs is
now under way. Mrs. Frank Rus
sell is chairman for the drive in
the Cherry Point area.
"We simplv cannot say no to a
starving child. We cannot deny
,ood and medicine to children
who are sick and hungry. That is
the appeal made by the United
Nations through this Crusade for
Children which is being carried
on in 45 countries of the world,"
I'xplains Mrs. Russell.
"This Crusade is no: a drive,
but an earnest appeal to those who
have not experienced the gnawing
pangs of hunger to save a child
and thereby save the "future. " she
continued. In Craven county the
appeal will be promoted under the
joint sponsorship of the junior
and senior Women's clubs. The
c( untv's quota is $4,180 and it is
hoped that at least that many peo
ple will give one dollnr to help a!
starving chil l.
Remittances will he accepted by
Mrs. Frank Russell, 1G Arapahoe
drive, Mrs. J. D. Dickens, 411 ,
Avon lane, Mrs. Robert Bull, 5
West Central drive, and Mrs. :
James Deering. 8 N. Cherry drive. '
Hews Notes
Mrs Alice-Merrill, Miss Eleanor
Merrill, and Mr. Henry Mend, of
Chapel Hill, recently spent several
days as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. L. H. Smilh of Ocracoke drive.
Mrs. G. E. Ilornsby, of Donal-j
son. Georgia, is visiting her da ugh-!
ters. Mrs Don Jenkins, of 8 S. !
Craven drive, and Mrs. W. K. Fer-1
guson, of 55 K. Central drive.
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Cherry PoinI School
Expected to Open Monday
Lctest report is that Cherry
Point school will open Monday,
Sept. 20. Arthur W. Edwards,
Jr., Of Ahoskie, is to be the prin
cipal for the coming year. Mr.
Edwards has splendid record
and a fine year is anticipated
under his leadership. He Is a
graduate of High Point College,
has attended summer schools, al
INC in Chapel Hill, and is
working on his master's al ECTC
in Greenville.
Mr. Edwards is married and
has two children, aged 1 and 3.
Three years prior to entering
the Army he was physical edu
cation director und instructor al
Ahoskie. Since his discharge
from the annefl forces he has
been principal at the Eure
Elementary school in Gates coun
ty.. On Friday, Sept. 10, Mr. Ed
wards brought his f;iinily to
Hwvelork and moved into 1G N.
Pinctn c drive.
Mrs. T. S. Shell, of E. Central
drive, goes soon to Raleigh where
he is enrolled as a student at Slate
college.
Joanne Ferguson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Ferguson, of
E. Central drive, has left for
Greensboro where she will Mlend
Woman's college. Miss Ferguson
was graduated this summer from
Anderson college, in Anderson,
S. C.
Mr and Mrs. G. E. Conley and
son. Eddie, spent the Labor Day
weekend with her mother. Mrs. C.
Monroe and her sister, Miss Flora
Munroo of Elizabelhtown, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Twiddy and
sons spent the past week-end in
Elizabeth City, N. C.
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Maurice Richardsons Give
Honsewarming Shower
On Friday evening, Sept. 10, a
housewarming shower was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Richardson, 12 S. Craven drive.
The guests of honor were Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd White, of Ocracoke
drive, who will soon move into
their new home on the New Bern
highway aid Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Smith, also, of Ocracoke drive, who
hope to move soon to their new
home on the Morehcad City high
way. The evening was spent in games
and stunts and many beautiful
eifts were received by the guests
of honor. Refreshments of potato
"hips, cokes, cakes, nuts and can
dies were served from a beautiful
buffet table covered with lace
cloth and lighted by tapers in a
brass candelabrum.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Morl.ind Tyson, Mr. and Mrs. Stu
art Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Haskett, Mr. and Mrs. Walton Ed
wards, Mr. and Mrs. James French,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cahoon, Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Burns.
Mrs. Harrison, of Gastonia, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Her
man Schoppaul, of 12 N. Craven
drive.
Donald Schoppaul, son of Mr
and Mrs. Herman Schoppaul of 12
N. Craven Drive, has returned to
military academy at Salemburg.
Mr. M. E. Richardson, comman
der of N. C. Amvets Post No. 1
Havelock attended the State de
partment executive committee
meeting which was held in Wilsor
Sunday. The Slate Convention will
lake place on October 2 n Mil 3 in
Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Sermons
it nl family, who resided on S.
Craven Drive, moved to their
beautiful home which has recent
ly been completed on the More-
head highway.
The North Carolina Division of
Forestry and Parks plans to send
$500,000 in the next few years for
permanent improvements to the
State Parks.
The earliest historian probably
was Herodotus.
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Community Chapel Board
Meets at Stamps Home
A meeting of the board of trust
ees of Havelock Community chapel
was held at the home of Mark
Stamps on the Morehead City
highway last Friday evening, Sept.
10. The church is expecting a
revival and preaching mission to
be held in the Chapel sometime
during the month of October, Va
rious benevolences of the church
were discussed.
It was decided that at regular
intervals during the year there
will be a showing of a religious
motion picture at the chapel, lt
will be remembered that a fine
reception was given the motion
picture shown last season and it
is hoped that many people will
enjoy the continuance of this type
of program.
NEGRO NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph .Tnmes
announce the birth of a son, Wil
liam Henry, in the Morehead City
Hospital on September 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ingram, of
Beaufort, announce the birth of a
daughter, Sharon, Marie, in the
Morehead City Hospital on Sept
ember 11.
Oysters rank as I he most valu
able product of American fisheries.
Salmon comes second; menhaden
third; cod, fourth, and halibut .
fifth.
WILEY H. TAYLOR, Jr.
Announces The Opening
Of His New Law Office
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More than 50 supervisory per-H
sonnel of the state division of for- ,
estry and parks meteor their an- ,
nual three-day training program
last week at Harkcrs lodge on Mar
kers Island.
Guests included William S. Ed-1
monds, executive director of the"
North Carolina Forestry associa
tion, J. B. Lattay and W. L. Brew
er of the Kiegel Paper company',
A. II. Gregg, Jr., Council Tool
I company, John B. Fortin, district
I ranger. United States Forest serv-'
ice, John Fussell, Raleigh, and J.
V. Brown, district forester for the
International Paper company.
The men went on several fish
ing trips in addition to attending
the races at Morehead City.
The foresters came from Lenoir,
Elizabeth City, Rocky Mount, New
Bern, Rockingham, Fayotteville,
Sylva, Whitcvifle. Raleigh. Kliza
bethtown, Cary, Asheville, Pen
rose, Morganton, Clayton, Durham,
Walton, and Wananish.
Tony Makes "The State"
John Ilemmer, state photocianh
er, recently took a picture of part
of the interior of ToiTy Seamon's
i ,'staurant, the Sanitary Fish mar
ket. This picture will appear on
the front cover of The State, Carl
(ioerch's magazine, in the near fu
tine.
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