ACE FOUK
CARTERET COUNTY NEWS-TIMES, IfOREflEAD CITY AND BEACTCST. K. C
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, lfttt
iHorleah GItiy
J. Michael Moran, Society
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Joyner, Nor
folk, spent the weekend with Mrs.
Joyner's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Adams, of
Sea Level Road, Havelock, had as
their Thanksgiving week end guest,
Mrs. Adams' sister, Mrs. Alice Es
chenback of White Plains, N. Y.
- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mirabella and
Infant son, left Sunday to make
their home in Raleigh where Mr.
Mirabella is attending State Col
lege. : Mr. and Mrs. Neal Sabiston and
ion, of Midway Park, spent the
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Cehis Whitehead
and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bowcn,
of Richmond, Va., were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Whitehead over
the weekend.
Mrs. Clyde Willis and Mrs. W.
L. Fulcher spent Friday in Cherry
Point.
Mrs. J. B. Mary and Miss Ruth
Macy motored to Cherry Point and
New Bern Friday.
Floyd E. Lewis was a visitor in
Norfolk, Va., recently.
" Dr. and Mrs. John Morris and
Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace at
tended the Carolina-Virginia game
in Charlottesville, Va., over the
weekend.
Miss Carolyn Taylor left Friday
to attend the Carolina-Virginia
game over the weekend.
Mr. George Ball was a business
Visitor in Raleigh last week.
Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Eure and
children, spent the Thanksgiving
holiday with Dr. Eurc's family in
Eure.
Duffy Lee Paul, of Louisburg
College, spent the holidays at
home.
lister Slyrbn, of the University
of North Carolina, spent the holi
days at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Day and
Children, of MrClellanville, S. C,
spent the week end here.
Mrs. D. C. Sabiston, of Jackson
ville, and daughter, Alma Marie,
and Bobby Peacock were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Jackson on
Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Fussell of
Williamston and daughter, Mcrlyn
and son, FiUhugh, Jr., were
Thanksgiving guests, of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Jackson.
Mrs. Frank Grantham and
daughter, Barbara, and Mr. and
Mrs. George Lewis , returned re
cently from a trip to Buffalo. N. Y,
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Mr. Jack Morgan and sons, Jack
and Davey spent Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs. 'Thomas Lee
Jones, of Snow Hill.
Miss Bettie Joyner, of Farmville,
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with Mrs. A. H. Joyner.
Mrs. Tom Jones, and daughter,
Mary Frances, spent the weekend
here, Mr. Jones motored down
after them on Sunday and was ac
companied by his mother, Mrs. He
brew Jones, Mrs. Roy Wooten, Miss
Ruby Jones and Mrs. Suggs, of
Snow Hill.
Mrs. Albert Lee and baby daugh
ter are doing nicely in the More
head City Hospital.
Roberts' Entertain Club
At Home Friday Evening
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roberts en
tertained their bridge club Friday
at their home on Arcndell Street.
High score prize went to Mrs.
Ruth McRackan and second high
to Mrs. Ben Royal, a guest for the
evening. Mrs. W. L. Derrickson
was low.
Refreshments were drinks and
sandwiches.
Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. S. A. Horton
Mrs. S. A. Horton entertained
her bridge club Friday at her
home on Evans Street.
Invited guests were Mrs. Jack
Moye, of Greenville, Mrs. Gib Far
rior, Mrs. Quincy Stimp6on and
Mrs. Bob Williams.
Club high was won by Mrs. Sam
Guthrie and second high, went to
Mrs. Bruce Willis. Mrs. Moye was
high for guests.
Pineapple ice box cake with cof
fee was served at refreshhment
lime.
Floating Bridge Club
Meets With Mrs. Aspenburg
Mrs. G. A.' Aspenburg entertain
ed the Floating Bridge club Wed
nesday evening at her home with
Mrs. John Phillips, Jr., as a guest.
Chocolate covered cherries were
awarded to Mrs. Oene Hessee for
high score while Mrs. J. C. Smith
received a bridge score set for sec
ond high.
During play assorted candies
were served and at the conclusion
everyone enjoyed fruit cake with
coffee.
Miss Spence Entertains
Bridge Club Wednesday
The Wednesday evening bridge
club met with Miss Irene Spence
at her home on Evans Street.
During three progressions cokes
Celebrate Gel
lilft
Mr. and Mrs. William Parker
Herrington celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary when they re
ceived at an open house at their
home recently.
Mrs. P. A. Herringlon greeted
the guests and presented them to
the couple. Misses Barbara and
Peggy Herrington, granddaughters,
presided at the table, assisted by
Mrs. W. P. Herrington, Jr., and
Mrs. S. C. Herrington, of Norfolk.
Mrs. J. N Lewis was at the regis
ter. Approximately 200 guests called
during the afternoon.
Mrs. Herrington, the former Miss
Sadie Gainer of Newport, and Mr.
Herrington were wed in Newport
in. 1898, moving to Rocky Mount
in 1908. They have one daughter
and five sons: Mrs. J. N. Lewis, of
Washington, S. C. Herrington,
United States Navy; C. C. Herring
ton of Washington, P. A. Herring
ton, Rocky Mount; W. P. Herring
ton, Jr., Norfolk; and nine grand
children. All members of the fami
ly were here with the exception
of S. C. Herrington, now in the
Arctic with the Navy.
Miscellaneous Shower
Given For Carolyn Ballou
Miss Carolyn Ballou, bride-elect
of Friday, was honored at a mis
cellaneous shower given last Wed
nesday evening by Misses Janice
Lewis, Geneva Bruton, Mrs. Roma
Styron and Mrs. Colleen Odum
Andre. The party was given in the
Civic Center at 8 o'clock. "
Several games of .bingo were
played after which the hostesses
served delicious decorated bridal
cake with peanuts, mints and
drinks.
Miss Ballou opened her many
gifts which were attractively ar
ranged on a table covered in white
and derorated in ivy with white
tapers in silver candle sticks.
The honoree received a corsage
of white carnations and a butter
isaJn her crystal from the nos-
den Wedding
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Gaskins, has made it necessary for
her to become hospitalized. To her
many friends that will want to
write, the address is Pine Bluffs
Sanitorium, Salisbury, Md.
Mrs. Glenn Guthrie, who is" ill,
was paid a visit Friday by Mrs. K.
S. Swinson and Ada Coleman.
Mrs. Russel Willis, Duffy Wade,
Marvin Willis, and Rudolph Dowdy
went to New Bern Friday.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Fred S. Willis and
family spent Thanksgiving day at
the home of her moth' r, Mrs. El
bert Chadwick in Morehead.
Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Caferelli
and daughter, Dianne, left for New
York City, Thursday afternoon, be
ing called for urgent work.
Mrs. Julius Lewis left for Kin
slon, Thursday afternoon for a
prolonged stay at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Inez Ormond, to
put in. those most essential first
eoo-s ta her newest grand-daughter.
Mrs. Walter Walton, of Golds
boro. spent Thanksgiving and the
- NOTICE
To Automobile Owners and Bicycle Owners
ht- LICENSE TAGS GO Oil SALE
WEDNESDAY, DECEIIDER Isl
APTOMOBIUE TAB SUP KCYCLE TACS 50c
Bicycle owners must bring the serial number of yeur bicycle fraase with you
when purchasing license tag. Frames not having serial numbers may be stamped at
Walnwright Tire Co., 90S Arendell Street. .
Harrison-Ballou
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Ballou
request the honour of your
' presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Carolyn Arden '
to
Mr. Donald Lee Harrison
" Friday, the third of December
at 7:30 o'clock in the evening
Franklin Memorial Methodist
Church
Morehead City, North Carolina
No invitations will be sent in
the city but all friends are cordial
ly Invited to attend.
remainder of the week with Mr.
Walton who is stationed here re
building and repairing for the A
and E C Railroad.
The Home Demonstration Club
meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. Kenneth McCabe. The sub
ject of discussion "Art of Staying
Young." The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Julius
Lewis.
Mrs. Joe Briley, formerly Miss
Edna Whaley, announce the addi
tion, last Tuesday, to their family
of a baby boy, Clifton Neal. Con
gratulations! The Camp Glenn Ladles Aid
met Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Mattie Nichols. The attend
ance was swelled and invigorated
by the visiting ladies, Mesdames.
Leah Ward, Ada Coleman, and
Minnie Sharp. Next week's meet
ing is to be at the home of Mrs.
E. W. Copeland.
Nov. 24 Mrs. Ada Coleman,
of Taber City, N. C, paid a visit
Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. K. Swin
son. Mrs. Coleman is now at Bogue
to stay for a period of three weeks
with her sister, Mrs. L. H. Hum
phrey. Dominic Caferelli, of the Bronx,
N. Y. City, arrived Tuesday join
ing his wife, Evelyn and daughter,
Dianne in their stay with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dudley
Mr. and Mrs. Don Copeland ar
rived from Kentucky to spend the
holiday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Doc Swinson.
Mr. Stanley Lockhart and Mrs.
Irene Faglie spent Monday in New
Bern. It was the writer's mistake
In misspelling the name previously;
Uri. Faglie, I apologize. ,i
, ; Mr. and Mrs, Manly Fulcher are
with' his parents in Atlantic for
the holiday. ' 5
Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Smith, of
Gales Creek, paid a social visit:
Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm:
Willis. !
Mrs. Eunice Willis is enjoying
the holiday in Williston with her.
sister,, ' ' ,
Mrs. Fred Anthony and Mrs.
Elman Oglesby spent Tuesday in
New Bern shopping. j
The Camp Glenn Methodist
Church held preaching service sat
7 p.m. Thanksgiving.
Mr. M. J. Lockhart is the new
Sunday School superintendent re
placing Mr. John Swinson who is
serving in the army.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Mansfield
with sons, Doran Kilpatric and
Melvin, Jr. and daughter, Kay plan
to be in Raleigh to view the Christ
mas parade.'
In Kinston Tuesday were Mrs'Jj
Fred Mills, Mrs. J. L. Baldwin,'
Mrs. Lillian Mansfield shoDDine.
Mr. M. J. Lockhart was in Wil
mington Tuesday for business real
sons. -ft
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Askew and
baby; Mrs. Synthia Newberry and
son, of New Bern, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Mansfield, Sunday. r
Mr. D. H. Mansfield, who has
been working in Jacksonville;
Florida, returned home recently
and resumed his fuel oil distribu
ting, h
Mrs. Cicero Guthrie and da ugh;
ters, Mrs. Leonard Lewis, Mrs. L,
E. Moore, and Mrs. Troy Morns,'.
Jr., were in New Bern Saturday
shopping.
Shopping, this time of the year'
bestirs the thoughts towards gifts
that will bring about the rapturd
and ecstacies that belong to joy,-
And joy Is the general idea for
living. There be many directives
to that place of pleasure. But! can
anyone cite one to esxell, a toked
gift, that fills a youngster's hung
ering yearn and the beam that is
the giver's? Last week the school
lunch received fifteen dollars from
one who attached to the gift-only
that his name be withheld. Our
thanks to you, Silent Giver.
Eastern Star to Have
Bazaar Tomorrow .
Tomorrow afternoon beginning
at ' one o'clock at the Masonic
Temple the Morehead City chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star will have
their annual bazaar. There will be
lovely handmade " articles, cakes.
pies, cookies, candy and chicken
salad and a delicious supper will
he served from 6 to 8 p.m. in the
dining hall of the building. Supper
to take out will be sold from S to
9 p.m.
,! Tickets for the supper will be
sold by members of the Eastern
Star or may 'be obtained at the
door.
The public is cordially invited
to attend the bazaar and supper.
Corn sugars are made for food
processors, leather tanners, rayon
producers, caramel color burners,
and bakers.
Watch for our ad in Friday's paper.
We have had so many requests to repeat
our special Turkey Dinner that we are go
ing to do so this coming Sunday.
CAROLINA GRILL
TURNER ST.
Nothing like a stretcher case to stretch your
savings to the limit. And doctor's tonics don't do
bank accounts any, good. Our tonic is a health and
accident policy 'tnat "c6verirv"you from heat to toe.
Be prepared. Consult "with us today.
DIAL M 3621
JOHN L.
INSURANCE &
823 Arendell Street
M.Y.F. Reorganizes At
Willistpn Sunday, Nov. 21
' ' '
Sunday night the Methodist
Youth Fellowship of Williston met
to elect new officers and chair
men. Those elected were Clara
Fay Wade, president; Jane Wade,
vice-president and Kathryn Finer,
secretary-treasurer.
The committee chairmen are as
follows: Betty Z. Willis, recrea
tion and leisure; Edna Wade, com
munity service; Bttina A. Masion,
missions and world friendship;
Jane Hill, worship and evangelism
and publicity. 1
Mr. Guion Hill was appointed
leader of the group and Mr. Ha
rold aided greatly in improving
the M.Y.F.
Wednesday evening was chosen
as the regular meeting time and
choir practice will follow immedi
ately afterwards.
BEAUFORT
I Feel A Little
Run Down Doc,
Maybe I Heed a
Tonic.
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REAL ESTATE
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