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CARTEBET COUXTY KEW8-TIMES, UOREBEAft TTT AKD BffitTC.STt JL .
HXSDAX, SCCEUEEft JO, 1948
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Jll. J. Michael Moran, Society- Editor
Phone M 5781
'"Miss Grace Reel Piner, of Wom
,'iian's College, arrived home Friday
ti night to spend the holidays. ,
j.",',1,1 Floyd Jones, of the University
.of North Carolina, arrived home
'.this week end lor the holidays.
I
lli rVnt.lV,tr Civiips.n nwiiTarl
..norne Saturday from Woman's Col
. . joge to spend the holidays with her
" prrents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Sampson.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spears and
i son, Dick, and Shepard Sampson
I ill leave Thursday to spend the
I holidays in Miami, Key West, and
! olher parts of Florida.
i Lufkin Sampson will arrive this
t week to spend Christmas with his
I parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Ssmiison.
Winston-Salem, spent last week
end at their cottage here.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dewey will
motor to Raleigh Friday and be
accompanied home by Mr. nd
Mrs. Claude Hancock for the holidays.
Mr, and Mrs. Phillip Ball will
leave Thursday to spend Christ
mas in Washington, N. C with
Mrs. Bell's daughter, Mrs. Graham
Elliott.
Miss Betty Salisbury arrived
home Friday night to spend the
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. F. C.
Salisbury.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Fate will
leave tomorrow to spend Christmas
with Mrs. Pate's sister, Mrs. A.
V.. Gunner, of Martinsville, V.i.
Mrs. Robin Hood, of Washing
ton, N. C, spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ball.
George Howard, of Campbell
College, arrived Friday night for
i lie uuimuys.
Mrs. Leah Lewis, George Phil
lips and Gerald Phillips spent Fri
day in Washington, N. C, and
Greenville.
Mr. end Mrs. Darey Willis, Jr.,
and children, Porky and Jackie,
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Darcy Willis,
Sr.
Miss Marianne Pate, of Meredith
College, will spend Christmas in
Martinsville, Va., with relatives.
Miss Dorothy Mills, of Philadel
phia, Pa., will arrive home Friday
night to spend Christmas with her
rents, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Mills.
Mrs. Frank Exum and son are
spending Christmas with her fam
ily in Austin. Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Herbin will
leave Thursday to spend the holi
days with his father, Mr. John
Ilerbifi, near Winston-Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Johnson and
daughter, Christie Kay, will arrive
Thursday to spend Christmas with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. II.
Johnson.
Friends will bs glad to learn
that Jack Roberts is out after hav
ing been confined to his home for
several weeks.
Me. and Mrs. Jim Morrill will
leave tomorrow to spend a week
hi Winston Salem with their son,
J. R. Morrill, Jr., and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Watson, of
Rummy Club Meets
With Mrs. Roy Beck
The Tuesday Evening Rummy
Club met for the last time this
year at the home of Mrs. Roy
Beck, 2100 Bridges street.
During play c-oca-oolas were
served.
At the conclusion of the game
gifts were exchanged among mem
bers. The room was lovely with
yanpon end candles. Tables were
spread with handmade cloths and
decorated with red candles.
High score prize was awarded
Mrs. Carl D. Garner and Mrs. D.
S. Femia received consolation
prize.
Activities of the club will be re
sumud in early Spring.
Paul Cordova Here for Holidays
Paul Cordova, of Tusculum Col
lege, in Greenville, Tenn., is spend
ing the holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Cordova.
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Season's (greetings
In the coming holiday season we will
recall with pleasure and gratitude the
help and inspiration received from
friends, old and new, in the bygone year.
For you we wish a Merry Christmas and
a Happy New Year.
We find satisfaction in the thought that
we, In turn, have been fraternally help
ful to many men and youths in the past
year whom we have enrolled as mem
bers of our Society. May you long enjoy
the security of your Woodmen life Insur
ance protection and the many benefits
derived from Woodcraft's fraternal
activities.
, Woodmen of the World
Life Insurance Society
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
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Morehead City, N. C
Box 621, Phone M-94M
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Under appointment from Pepsi-Cola Company, N. Y.
Surprise Birthday Parry
Given For J. C. Smith
On Friday evening J. C. Smith
was given a lovely surprise birth
day party by Mrs. Smith assisted
by Mrs. Julius Nelson, Sr.
The home was decorated to carry
out the Yule Tide motif. Each
guest was given a novelty hat and
horn upon arrival.
A hugh cake centered the dining
table surrounded by many useful
gifts presented by a host of friends.
Mrs. James Rowland sang "In
dian Love Call" and "White Christ
mas," accompanied by Mrs. Robert
Hessee at the piano. Little Julna
Young and Gloria Jean Nelson
danced to the tune ol "Jingle
bells'" and joined in sinking
Christmas Carols.
Contests and stunts were then
in order. Those winning prizes
were "For the best picture drawn
of Joe," Mrs. Wayne Cooper. ' Best
picture of wife," Julius Nelson, Jr.,
and most points in charades,
Wayne Cooper and Will llowland,
Jr.
Fruit cake and punch was served
with Mrs. John Johnson presiding
at ihe punch bowl.
Library Club Appoints
Schedule of Assistants
Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. Howard Rivers
Mrs. Howard Rivers entertained
her bridge club at her home on
Arendell Street, Thursday. Guests
were Mrs. Elmer Nelson, and Mrs.
Jack Moye of Greenville.
High score was won by Mrs. Sam
Guthrie and second high went to
Mrs. Marvin North Willis.
A delicious salad plate was serv
ed for dessert.
The Library club met Tuesday
in the local school and appointed
a schedule of assistants to handle
the files.
They are as follows: First, Fran
ces Brinson and Mary Emma Kirk
man; second, Margaret Hall, Mary
Ellen and Jean Morton; Third, El
sie Willis, Msry Ann Merrill and
June Jones; Fourth, Charlene Sal
ter, Billy MeClain, Violetta Willis,
Louetta Lewis, Jean Davis, Arnette
Garner and Lucille Wright; fifth
Monday, Jean Davis and Arnette
Garner; Tuesday Billy MeClain
and Violetta Willis; Wednesday,
Billy MeClain and Albert Canna
dy; Friday, Billy MeClain and Jer
ry Mirks; Sixth, Ona Willis, Ber
tie Lee Warren, Shirley Farrior,
Lena Wilis, Sue Willifj Prftie
Jean Bell.
Fannie Finch Bunn Circle
Has Annual Xmas Parly
The Fannie Finch Bunn circle
of the First Baptist Church held
its annual Christmas party at the
home of the president. Miss Edith
Davis with Mrs. A. N. Willis as
associate hostess.
A lighted Christmas tree and
other holiday decorations added to
the festivity of the occasion.
Bino and other games were
played with the exchanging of
gifts by the members.
Refreshments served were froz
en ice cream tarts with Christmas
cookies.
Recent Guests Listed
At Jefferson Hotel
Guests listed at the Jefferson
Hotel this week included R. F. Scs
son, of Washington, D. C; Mr. and
Mrs. C. Withers, of St. Michaels.
Md.; Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Pate, of
Fayettevllle; Mr. John Bailey, of
Burlington: Mr. and Mrs. II. J.
Sprltz, of Winston-Salem; H.
Broone, of Charlotte, E. S. Flagg,
of Worcester, Mass., J. R. Forrell
and George Martin, of Chicago.
J. H. Andrews, and Mr. and Mrs.
John Renneburg, of Baltimore,
Md.; E. W. Ruggles, and W. A
Spence, of Raleigh; Dan B. Vin
cent, of Tampa, Fla.; S. B. Bittain,
of Wynwood, Pa.; C. F. King, of
Lansdowne, Pa.; E. H. Westfield,
and R. S. Riddles, of Charlotte; J
W. Jewis, of Raleigh; Mr. and Mrs.
H. I. Johnson and son, of Baylcad,
N. J. and Gardner Ashe, of Wilson.
Mrs. Matthews Wins High
At Bridge Club Friday
Mrs. G. Heniy Jackson entertain
ed her bridge club at her home
or. Arendell Street Friday after
noon. Guests were Mrs. Howard Han
son, Mrs. Flovd Chadwick, and
Mrs. M. T. Mills.
Club high was won by Mrs. W.
C. Matthews and Mrs. W. C. Carl
ton won the consolation prize.
Guest high went to Mrs. M. T.
Mills.
The hostess served ice cream
pudding with iced squares of cake
and coffee.
F.H.A. Has Xmas Party
At Recreation Center
The Morehead City Chapter f
the Future Homemakers of Araeri-
ca entertained the Beaufort chap
ter with a delightful Christinas
ihnce at the Recreation Center
Wednesday evening. ,
The large social hall was decora
ted with Christmas greens, uted,;
white and green streamers and j
lighted tree in the center, N
Delicious punch and cookies
were served from a lace coveeed
table at one end of the hall. The
table was lovely with lighted ted
candles and Christmas balls f ted
and green.
During the evening a program
of Christmas music was given. The
program included a solo,'-"White,,
Christmas" by Lucille Wright;
"Jolly Old Saint Nicholas" 'by Bil
lie Joyce Watson, Evelyn Jenkins,
Lucille Wright, Margaret Mitchell,
Helen Guthrie and Jo Jane "Win
dell; "Silent Night" by Helen "Guth
rie; and a piano solo, "Bumble
Boogie" by Joan Taylor. The pro
gram was concluded witfb the
prnun sinsine "Jinele Bells."
Approximately 150 young people'
attended the party.
General chairman of the iaffatr
was Miss Lucille Wright; Program
chairman, Miss Billie Joyoe Wat
son, Jane Houston, chairman of (the A
hostesses.
Paul Boys Home From College
Son Born 1
Mr. and Mrs. James Grooma, of
Norfolk, Va., announce the birth
of a son, Gregory Scott, on Fri
day, December 10. At birth the
baby weighed 6 lbs. and 9 ozs.
Vernon Paul, Jr., student at the
University of Tennessee. Knoxville,
and Duffy Paul, student at Louis
burg College, Louisburg, sons of
and Mrs. Vernon Paul, are spend
ing the Christmas holidays at
home. Duffy is assistant managing
editor of Columns, the Louisburg
college paper.
Daughter Born
Mr. and Mrs. James Lee Law
rence, 1307 Evans street, announce
the birth of a baby girl, Jacqueline
Ellen, Dec. 8, at the Morehead City
hospital.
Garden and Civics Club
Hears Mrs. John Lashley
Mrs. G. D. Gamble presided over
the regular monthly meeting of the
Garden & Civics club Wednesday
afternoon at the Civic center.
A beautiful Christmas tree and
bell for door decoration was dis
played by Mrs. Phillip Ball; a
Christmas cane by Mrs. D. W.
Freshwater and mantle decorations
by Mrs. J. F. Giddens, Mrs. John
Lashley and Mrs. C. R. Lincoln.1
Mrs. Allen Ferebee presented a
table decoration of tapers with
pine, apples, yaupon and ribbon.
The program for the afternoon
entitled "Christmas Customs" was
given by Mrs. John Lashley fol
lowed by a lovely Christmas story.
Mrs. Georginia Smith, mother of
Mrs. Allen Ferebee, was a guest,
and told of the customs of people
she met on her recent trip to
South America.
Gifts for the hospital, towels,
wash cloths, glasses, waste, baskets
and numerous other articles were
then compiled.
The hostesses, Mrs. D. W. Fresh
water, Mrs. William Dye and Mrs.
R. T. Willis. Jr.. served refresh
ments of red jello with whipped
cream and a cherry and homemade
cookies. Each plate was decorated
with a Christmas nosegay.
Paul Revere was an artillery
lieutenant who saw action some 20
years before his famous night ride
and before he became a silversmith.
Mrs. foamy Rabon Has
Club Tuesday Evening
Mrs. Jimmy Rshon entertained
.her. "bridge lub n Tuesday eve
ning. . - .
' The home "was decorated with a
lovely lighted Christmas tree, porn
settiai .and gladioli. - ' ;
5 Mrs. frank. -RwindeU received a
all plate lor high score and Mrs.
Alphonzo James, similar prize,
ior second high. Mrs. Herman
-Guthrie was consoled with pot
A holders. v
Refreshments were decorated
'Christmas cookies end strawberry
jello 'topped with lime whipped;
cream.
Cantata To Be Presented 1
By Franklin Memorial
"The Choir of Bethlehem" by
Noel isenson, a cantata being pre
sented by the Franklin Memorial
Methodist Church during the holi
days will 'feature Helen Guthrie,
fuzcanne Land, Jane Satlou and
Shirley Willis.
. The -cantata will be given in Wil
lieton tonight t 7:30, in Mew Bern
tomorrow night at 8 p.m., at the
Housing Project Chapel at Camp
Lejeune on Thursday evening and
here in the Franklin Memorial
Church at 8 p.m. Friday night.
Mrs. Harris Lewis is organist
and Mrs. Ruth Webb Bailey, direc
tor of the .choir.
Last Ilinnte Gift Suggestions
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give home furnishings
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Cedar Chests
Help her start on the road to happiness with
a beautiful cedar chest. A gift that every girl
young or old would appreciate.
SAKSON CARD TABLES
Strong enough to stand on! Famous Samson
tables will solve that last minute gift problem.
Bendix or Conventional WASHERS
The many washers we are featuring this Xmas
i both Bendix Automatic and conventional types
win take the labor ont of washdays for years
to come!
e:ll caesiages - $8 - $12 . $14
SCUD I1ACSSANT EEEZC0M SUITE
5-Plece Bedroom Suite of solid mahogany- priced at
Regular price
a saving. 10 percent OFF for CASH.
$446.50 Reduced price $401.85.
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LADIES' & GENTS' RUGS
Many different styles in both
lathes' ami gents' rings. .Give him
& xlng with his favorite club em
Mem, or give her a beautiful birth
stone. Come in and see our fine selection.
Baby's
Gifts
Don't forget
Ihe "boss of
the family"
this Christ
mas. Cup,
bib-holder,
napkin ring,
-ipoon & fork.
Built to stand
lots of bang
ing, too!
BEAUTIFUL PEARLS
... to grace the tieck of a
beautiful woman. Your favorite
girl be she mother, wife or sweet
heart, will love a string of pearls.
We have them in single, double and
triple strands.
Mens'
Jewelry
styled by
Anson
Tie pins,
collar clasps,
key chains,
and all the
other acces
sories that
put the finish
ing touches on
the well
dressed man.
Christmas Shop At
WALTER S. MORRIS,
JEWELER
Arendell St. Morehead City
32'
The Time Is NOW...'
The Place Is LEARY'S...
The Event A Merry XMAS...
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Arrow Shirts
Botany & Smoothie Ties
Fownes Gloves
Daniel Green & Jarman Houseshoes
Cisco Scarfs
Holeproof & Esquire Socks
B.V.D. Pajamas
Alligator Raincoats
Mallory Hats j
Hickok Bells & Jiwjelry
Ronson & Zippo Lighters
Revere Sweaters
Botany & Glover Ropes
Arrow Handkerchiefs
Topcoats Suits Slacks
Sporlcoais Shoes
Christmas Specials While They Last
WHITE SHIRTS $2.95 .
CISCO SCARF & GLOVE SETS 1-3 OFF
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