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Mr. C. L. Ricks and son. Lee.
from Pantego, N. C. and Mrs.
Jimes McClure from Washington,
N. C. spent Saturday and Sunday
With Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fulcher.
Mr. and Mrs. ^fcter Sledge, of
[ Durham, and Mr. and Mrs. C. M
Wells, of Raleigh, spent the week
' end at the Ben Roberts cottage
on the 'beach.
Mr. Carlos Cordova from Fayet
teville spent the week t-nd with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delfidio
Cordova.
MP. and Mrs. Joseph Colenda,
Mrs. Alvah Willis and Miss Edith
Davis spent Saturday in New Bern.
Mrs J. G. Bennett was confined
to her home last week due to
illness.
Mrs W. L. Fulcher, who recent
ly underwent an operation in the
local hospital, came home Satur
day an<* is much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Cooper and
laughter, Gail of Nashville, N. C.,
spent the weekend with the Har
vey Hamiltons.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Daniels,
of Miami. Fla., arrived here last
Thursday. They brought Mrs. B
F. Lane with them and she will
visit her daughters, Mrs. Howard
Wade and Mrs Charles Styron
Mr and Mrs. Daniels left Sunday.
Mr. Cooper Hamilton, a student
at Duke Medical school, spent
the Easter holidays with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hamil
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Exum were
called to Bennettsville. S. C. Sun
day because of the illness of his ;
father.
Miss Wynette Garner of Green
ville. spent the weekend at the
G. E. Sanderson home.
Miss Beulah Rasberry, of Kins
ton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Hamilton recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Colenda,
of Danville. Va., arc visiting Mrs.
Gladys Colenda and Miss Ada Da
vis.
Mrs. G. Henry Jackson left Fri
day to visit in Wilson, N. C.
Mrs. D. J. Eure's mother. Mrs.
Robert Gordy and Mrs. Herbert
Gordy, both of Atlanta, Ga., left
today.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie McWilliams,
from Norfolk, Va., are visiting the
Alvah Hamiltons, Sr.
Mr. Frank Hatton was at Duke
hospital for a check up last week.
Mr. Walter C. Brandenburg was
In Baltimore over the week-end.
Spending the week-end with her
mother, Mrs. Duffy Wade, was
Mrs. W. C. Roberts from Newport
News. The Frances Wade family
from Zebulon visited Mrs Duffv
Wade Sunday.
Mrs. Alvah H-milton. Jr left
Friday to spend several weeks at
her home in New Iberia, La.
Mf. Priestly Conyers from the
tichmond Theological seminary
sr^oke Sunday In the Webb Me
morial Presbvterian church. He
and Mrs Conyers were Sunday
"uests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Jos
tyn.
Mr and Mrs Rov Purifoy. having
*~rnt the-1 week with his mother,
"i c-llv Purifov returned to
Mount Sunday.
V'ee' "nd *uoits of Mr" ?nd Mrs
' ll?i "otftworth, were the Frank
"-tterson's and son from Rocky
Mount, Mr and Mrs. Mack Harris,
and son, Danny, from Newport
News.
Reverend and Mrs. John Bunn
visited their daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Vinson, Jr.
in Goldsboro Friday night.
Mrs. John H. Burn recently (d>
sited her mother, Mrs George W
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1 Finch anf her sister Mn. Henry
Skinner in Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Kelly White of West Palm
Beach, Fla., was a recent viiitor
at the John Bunns. She also visit
ed 1 relatives in Beaufort.
Mr. and Mrs a! H. McDonald
and Sonny and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
! Trader, the latter from Havelock,
| went to Southern Pines Sunday.
Mrs Trader will remain at Pine
Bluff for treatment for a few
weeki.
The Aivin Wade family and the
Wade Bell family were in Ra
leigh Monday.
About fifteen Hi-Y girls attend
ed the Freewill Baptist church
"unday morning as a group
Reverend John Bunn had to be
treated several times last week
j for an ear infection and he is now
much improved.
Mrs L. A Wemple of Boon
ville, N. Y., who has spent the win
ter v ith her daughter and fsmily,
Mr. and Mrs. Delfidio Cordova,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. G.
L Wemple and daughter, Barbara,
!,nd Miss Norma Olney, all of
Hoonville, returned to New York
Friday.
Mr find Mrs. Tom Fulcher and
daughter. Beverley, spent the
<v?ek-r^d with his mother, Mrs.
Tosenh Fulcher.
Mr and Mrs. Joe Williams, Jr.,
o f Drvis spent Sunday with his
parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert White -
hurst of Beaufort were Sunday
truest?? of Mr. and Mis. C. T.
Whitehead of Crab Point.
Mr. and Mrs.' Walter Freeman,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Taylor andj
Mrs. Alice Hartell motored to
Burgaw Sunday.
Mrs. William Dye spent the
weekend in Durham.
Mr. R. B. Parnell, who works i:i
Kinston, was home for the week
end.
Sunday guests of the Ralph
Wades were Mr. and Mrs. Waiter
Nappe of Chicago, 111.
Mr. and Mrs. James Macy, Jr.,
left Friday for Boston to be gone
all week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Marrinerj
of Warsaw were weekend ?uests
of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Leary.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Vick, Mr.
and Mrs. Gibb Karrior and Mr. I
and Mrs. Hugh Fanior spent Sun-|
day in Wilson.
Mrs. George Williams and Mm.
Winslow Webb and daughter of
i Greenville spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams.
Mrs. Wade Bell Entertains
Bridge Club Tuesday Night
Mrs. Wade Bell entertained
members of her bridge club at hei
home last Tuesday night.
For Jiigh score Mrs. Bobby Bell
received a double deck of cards.
Mrs. Jessie Devonchik for second
high score received novelty plates.
Mrs. Raymond Rogers received a
consolation prize of a salt and pep
per set.
The hostess served peanuts and
i cokes during play and at the end,
I reach shortcake
Seizor* Go to Capital
Twentv-five seniors, accompanied
Mr M? Wa'dron Bailey and Mrs
D. B W?bb. and thirteen commer
p'a! students from the post gradu
ate course, with their teacher. Miss
He'en Martin, left today on a Paul
Ricks sight-seeing tour to Wash
ington D. C. They will be gone
four dayg.
! Miss Roberts Honored
By Phillip Balls
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ball enter
tained about twenty-five guests at
a buffet supper at their home
Saturday night honoring bride
elect Mflta Dorothy Koberts.
The dining room table held an
white floral arrangement of
bay blossoms and baby breath.
The table was covered with a lace
cloth and white tapers in silver
candelabra were tied with baby
breath and fern. In the living
room dutch iris and baby breath
were used in decoration.
The Balls presented the bride
to-be a set of ehina.
! Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Rhodes
i Announce Engagement
Mr. apd Mrs. G. nV. Rhodes of
Newport announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Ramona,
to Robert Horace Brown of More
head City, son of Mr. and Mfe.
R. S. Brown of Enfield.
The1 wedding will take place in
the Newport Methodist church on
June 11.
High School Girls
Attend FHA Rally Saturday
The following girls and Mrs. Del
fidio Cordova attended the Future
Home Makers of America State
rally in Raleigh Saturday: the
MUses Shirley Ann Willis, Helen
Guthrie, Marlene Kittrell, Jean
Morton. Jane Howerton, Jean Da
vis, and Laurah Mitchell. The first
four girls were the chosen dele
gates of the Morehead City group
I Shirley Ann Willis modeled her
grey rayon gabardine suit in the
dress review. ?
Mrs. Kerr Scott entertained at a
I tea at the governor's mansion in
| the afternoon.
The George McNeills Give
Party for Couple-Elect
Mr. and Mrs. George McNeill en
tertained at a dinner and bridge
party Friday nigiit honoring Miss
Dorothy Roberts and Mr. George
Ball.
Spring flowers were used in deo
orations.
Ladies high score was won by
Mrs. Robert Taylor, and men's high
by Mr. A B Roberts.
The McNeill's presented Miss
Roberts and Mr. Ball silver in their
chosen pattern. *
Hospital Notes
Mrs. I.arry Willis of Beaufort
was admitted Wednesday.
j Baby Caroline Davis, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Davis of
I Morehead City, was discharged
j Saturday following an operation.
George D. Wetherington of
Ne?iport was admitted Thursday.
, Mrs. Willie Fulcher, Morehead
City, was discharged Saturday fol
lowing an operation.
Miss Doris Rose of Hnrker's Is
land was admitted Thursday.
Miss Iris Culpepper, Newport,
was discharged Saturday following
I treatment.
David M Jones of Beaufort was
I admitted Wednesday.
Mrs. Cicero H.irdison of More
head City was discharged Saturday
j following an operation.
Bahv I.uther Williams, son of Mr.
: ->nd Mrs. Harvey Williams of New
port, was discharged Saturday.
Mrs. John Brewer of Morehead
City was discharged Tuesday.
Thunn-n M=son of Atlantic was
discharged Tuesday following treat
ment.
Master Richard V. Clifton of
H=velock was discharged Thursday
following an operation.
Mrs. J. S. McLohon of Morehead
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Mr. Arthur Banks Roberts, junior
requests the honour of your
presence
at the marriage of his sister
Dorothy
to
Mr. George Washington Ball
on Saturday evening, April the
thirtieth
at half after seven o'clock
Ann Street Methodist Church
Beaufo Caroline
A r*cepti< held at the
home of Mrs. J. W. Jackson * at
8:30, immef^tely following the
wedding ceremony.
No formal invitations have
been sent out in the county, but
all friends are cordially invited
to attend. ?
April 19 ? Mr. and Mi-b. Abner
Nash Miller and mother, Mrs. L.
E. Miller, of High Point have re- J
turned hom? a. er a weekend visit'
with Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Chesson.
Mr. W. F. Rowland of Burlington,
father of Mrs. Shesaon and Mrs.
Miller, who has been visiting here
the past month with his daughter,
accompanied them home.
Mrs. Floyd Yeomans and Faye
Nelson spent Tuesday in New
Bern.
The tentative date set for the
| Junior-Senior banquet is April 29,
but the place to have it has not
been decided as yet.
Mr. Steve Hubbard and Guy
Mayhew of Nathalie, Va., visited
with Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Sutton
several days last week.
Mr. Robt. Oglesby and Mrs.
Foster of North Wilkesboro have
been here for the past week hav
ing some work done on their sum
mer cottage.
Sunrise Service on Shell Point
Easter morning was conducted by
Rev. H. L. Harrell, who also pre
sided at the eleven o'clock Easter
service and program at the Meth
odist church.
The Free Grace church also had
an Easter program along with
' their service Sunday morning. j
The Church of Latter Day j
I Saints had special music by the
' Young Girls choir with their Eas |
ter service. All churches were well
attended.
A Stanley party was held at the
home of Sirs. Ivey viaskill Friday
I night at the conslusion of which i
Mrs. Gaskill served fruit Jello.
Moat of the summer cottagers
were down for the Easter holidays.
I City was discharged Wednesday
following a minor operation.
Mrs. E. F. Ernul of Havelock and
infant son were discharged Friday.
Mrs. C. L. Moore of Havelock
was discharged Wednesday follow
ing treatment.
Thomas Gaskill of Roe was dis
charged Friday following an opera
tion.
Mrs. Stevens Hunter and infant
son of Newport were discharged
Friday.
Miss Annie Pollard of Newport
was discharged Friday following
an operation.
Sharkers n
K-ws from
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The Harkers |,|,nd
iTjrtin5 i""uiie<i ? new
Mr. 2*ic,n' 'Of thi, y?,r
L?_?' M?'r Anne Willi. w.?
Tueada on har 55th birthday
Tu?d.y B1(Jt> Apr? , |t "
P?rt)r given by her daughter Mm
Darlen Willi.. Many &???
sented Mm Willi. ? pre
her hi?h^' "fU ?'on* with
Z^tM'y C,ke ??rt.'nin* 55
N?*w? from
) BAY VIEW
^rtstfs-ass
the Bay View Baptist chureh Suft
day evening:. Quite a large crowd !
whfrh *1^ *"Joyed th? Program !
Dpi! d,recte'' by M". Hubert I
Mm. Nannie Small of Bridgeton
'Pending a few . ,
community with relatives.
and'/amM*' Mr"' W C" *?"???*
and family 3pe?t . w)liIe Sund
afternoon an Moreheud City hos
C i^ti"?,Mr- Williams nephew
wiiu is a patient there
Miss Pearl Bordi-aux will h,,l,l
services at the Graham's (wl
ninr v 5und*y m?rning and eve
ST. Everyone is invited.
P^lSSm^0rma ^ Skinner
rearl Small spent the weekend at
Utt W'th M'8- L^'' Hal
M^V?"* Haskett .nd TOn
, , Thomas Haskett and Miss
Lula Haskett spent Thursday at
Hubert with Mr. and Mrs. N s
Conway.
Rev. Ernest Douthlt will hold
Iter ? I?lan ,servites 8t Har
Mr. r f:u"d?y evening,
e j ' ' Brown spent a whfl*?
'd the eommunity.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Lewi. .n^i
daughter. Da, line, of Mo"eh^d
C fcy spent Wednesday and Thin a.
day with Mr. and Mrs j! p. SmalT
u,"rs- Lester Haskett spent a
Mr ?t'y in the <?">?nity
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Freeman
and daughter, Lyllis. of Bridg"
55'^
Mrs. Gilford Cannon and son
James, .pent Saturday Z" New
sne^tS MW' |L' Tri*leth *nd family
Cannon ' y W'th Mrs Gi"?rd
mJtt' Let ,Brown of Wire Grass
munity! Wh"e S?nd8y in the "m
Rev. Ernest Doutr.it and par
Faste ? H,,Ve,OCk '"ended Z
U* Z pr"?m ?t Bay View Bap
'ist church Sunday evening. P
P.S isa.'Hr; y
nday as the grade mothers gave
dren hUnt to *? chU
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Graham
and daughter spent a while Sun
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AKENDELL ST. MOREHKAD CITY, N. C
NEWs pi the CHURCHES
(AmimumiIi tl Mnday a
be la THE NEWS-TIMES WOcr.
Citr, by NOON WeONESPAY^-1
Presbyterian Church
Meets Mew Pastor
Prieatly Coiyart, who will be
graduated in May from Union
Theological seminary, Richmond,
Va., will assume the pastorate of
Webb Memorial Presbyterian
church July 1. ft
He succeeds the Rev. J. y.
Aitell who retired last Septem
ber. Mr. Coayers, who preached
here in March, also delivered
the sermon at Sunday morning's
service.
Mr. Conyers is married and
has a young daughter.
The Rev. J. Albert Harris
To Preach at FWB Church
The Rev. J. Albert Harris, pas
tor of the Pine Level F. W. B.
church. Pine Level, will preach the
sermon at the Free Will Baptist
church in Morehead City tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock. The sermon
will preceed the observance of the
Lord's Supper, which is observed
every quarter in the year.
Mr. Harris is an accomplished
musician and vocalist and is often
called upon to direct the music at
the various conventions and asso
ciations throughout the state. ??
The public is cordially invited
to hear Mr. Harris Wednesday eve
ning, stated the Rev. J. C. Griffin,
pastor of the Free Will Baptist
church.
Group Attends Convention
Seven members of
the Free Will Baptist Sunday
School, Morehead City, attended
the State Sunday School conven
tion Thursday and Friday at Rich
lands. They were Mrs. Herbert
lieard, Mrs. Hazel Mason, Mrs.
Rena Merrill, Mrs. Edith Schrader,
Mrs. Mamie Bloodgood, J. R. Swan
son, and the Rev. J. C. Griffin, act
day evening with Mrs. G. C. Cuth- 1
rell of Highland Park.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Lilly and I
son spent the weekend at Vance- 1
borq. '
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Parks of
Statesville spent a while recently
in the community with relatives.
Mrs. Helen Weeks is on the sick
list. We wish for her a speedy
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams
and family spent a while Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Freeman
at Bridgeton.
Mr. Bill White is on the sick 1
list. We hope he'll soon be better.
ind weekday church services must
either ia Beaufwt or Morehead
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ing pastor of the Free WiMbptiit
chunk.
Lenoir Couatlaw Visit
Among the out-of-town visitors
?t the Free Will Baptist church,
Morehead City, Sunday, were a
large number from Jones county.
fwr'm Pipils Prasaal
Hcdtal Friday, tahvday
Beaufort and Morehead City
pupils of the Rose School of Danc
ing presented their annual spring
dance and revue during the week
end.
The Beaufort recital was in the
school auditorium and the More
head City recital was at the recrea
tion center on Shepard street at 8
o'clock SatuMay night.
Those tMHng part in the
recitals were: Mattie Phillips,
Doris Phillips, Sarah Joe Bateman,
Lamar Bateman, Evelyn Harris,
Gail Price, Ann Williams. Sandra
Willis, Lynne Peterson, Judy Guth
rie, David, Hammer, Annette Coo
per, Barbara Downum. Jean Chad
wick, Ann Spivey, Sally Morris,
Nancy Longest, Elizabeth Leary,
Terry Lowe, Bobbie McKacken, Ja
nice Guthrie, Bunny Moore, Bitsy
Brook-, Fan Ella Cooper, Connie
Jorgenson, Jane Safrit, Sterling
Chadwick, Joyce Chadwick, Shelba
Jane Loughton. Pat Herring, Paul^
Jones, Ann Owens, Jean Wright,
Molly Hopkins, Shirley Kay Piner,
Diane Daniels, Kay Prjrtherch, Va
leria Taylor, Francis Carrafay.
Mary Eliiabetb Gardner, and Bob
by Holt or.
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339fS, Army reserve unit, will mtet
at 8 o'clock tonight in the Webb
Memorial civie center rather than
this Friday night as announced in
Friday's paper.
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