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By M Law.
? GmwiI Manager, M*r?k?ad City
CkaaUr of Commtm
If there it one reel debt the
American public owes to the Scott
ish people it is the game of golf.
It can be played by people of all
ages and both genders. It is prob
ably the most widely played game,
requiring physical exertion, known
to man. Quite a few sports attract
more individuals from the specta
tor angle, but none, if any, more
active participants.
The secret of its appeal and
popularity is that almost anybody
can find someone that they can
beat at it. And inversely almost
anybody can find someone who
plays the game just a little better
than they do. Regard less of the
scoring range in which an indi
vidual can get around nine or
sighteen holes, the spirit of com
petition is just as keen among the
golfers ranging upwards of 100
as it is among those who feel it
a disgrace to fall out of the seven
ties. In fact it can be demon
strated that it brings more real joy
to the soul of an habitual 110
shooter to score a 99 than it does
for the finished and polished pro
fessional to win a major tourna
ment.
There are those, it is admitted,
who contend that it seems pretty
silly for an adult to chase a little
wHite pill for five or eight miles
scross a pasture just to put the
thing in a hole in the ground
every once in a while. Particularly
so when these supposedly intelli
gent adults let the game worry
them till they have been known
to curse, berate their friends and
on at least one occasion to beat
the caddy in the head with a put
ter until he was dead. But thoee
who take this dim view of the
royal game are those who by their
own admission have never played
it.
The main trouble with golf in
Morehead City js that there is no
place here* to play it. This condi
tion will soon be corrected, it is
hoped, by you through your Cham
ber of Commerce.
By option to lease and purchase,
a highly suitable acreage for the
construction of a top flight 18
hole course in now available. The
entire area has been inspected by
competent golf authorities who
know what it takes to build ?
championship layout. The site de
cided upon has met with the un
qualified endorsement of those
who know and love the game as
being admirably suited for the
purpose and as having the poten
tial to provide aa interesting and
challenging an 18 hole as can be
torn* along South Atlantic;
Coast. Nothing less than this, we ,
believe, would be worth the time,
effort and money required to
build it.
Present plans call for the fi
nancing of the cost of construction
by sale of stock in the Jumping
Nrwifrom
\ NEWPORT ,
April 25. ? Miss Lydis Willis and
Hiss Vivian Hill of Cherry Point
visited Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Edwards
last Sunday.
Mrs. BertM Bell is visiting Mr.
and Mr*. James Bell in Fsyette
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lipscomb
of Hopewell, Va., have been spend
ing a few days with their daughter,
Mrs. Zeb Mauney and her family.
Miss Nellie Cannon, Mrs. Fred
Simmons and Mrs Carroll Jones
went to Raleigh Thursday. They
returned home Friday.
. Mr. and Mrs. W B. Allen and
children, Margaret Anne and Bill
Bonner, visited her parents,. Mr.
and Mrs. Luke Salter, in Bettie
Wednesday afternoon.
Nick Allen waa a business visi
tor in Raleigh Wednesday.
Miss Rena Mae Hill of Atlantic
visited Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Edwards
* last Monday.
Leon Mann, Jr., of Raleigh was
lome over the weekend.
Nathan Garner of State College
visited his mother, Mrs. Lizzie Gar
ner, over the weekend.
Ed Howard of New Bern visit
ed his. parents. Mr. and Mrs. I. N.
Howard Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Heath and
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hesth of Cove
City visited relatives here Wed
nesday on their way to the wed
ding of Miss Julia Hill and David
McCain. Mrs. Duffy Hesth, also
of Cove City, came with them and
remained to visit Mr. snd Mrs.
Wslter Heath for a few days.
Mr. snd Mrs. Lyman Mills snd
children, Nicky snd Tim, of Green
ville, arrived Saturday to visit Mrs.
Mills' mother, Mrs. Ad? Allen. Mr
Mitts and Nicky returned home
Sunday snd Mrs. Mills left Sunday
to accompany Mr. snd Mrs Nick
AUen to Netth Wilkesboro to visit
Mr. tod Mrs. J. D. Moore. They re
turned Monday
- The Woman's Society of Chris
tina Service held its regular meet
ing Thursday night with Mrs. Clai?
eoce Martin of Qmop Lejeune as
gMfct speaker Mrs. Martin spoke
en the customs snd Hie of Hawaii,
hiving recently returned from
there. She did s dance in the na
"Plaining
what Um different gestures mesa)
Fudge sundaes were served to
Uoae present
Run Golf Club. The cost of main
tenance will be met by annua
membership dues, as reasqMble a
can be made consistent wiW oper
ating coats, plua the usual green
fees and other incidentals.
The real value of this proposal
lies not only in the entertainment
and recreation of our own citizens
but in the appeal and attraction
this facility will provide to our
visitors and friends.
It has long been a well known
fact that large numbers of poten
tial customers of Morehead City
and Atlantic Beach have taken
their patronage elsewhere simply
because they could not play golf
here. Climatically, we are blessed
by being able to play golf, facili
ties being present, practically 12
months to the year. This can only
mean that those who cruise back
and forth on our waterways to
and from Florida during the fall
and winter will stop and partake
of our hospitality ? and in so do
ing leave us a few of their dollars.
Dollars which they have been
hoarding up till now to spend with
people who have provided them
with a place to play golf. It will
mean also that those who travel
the Ocean Highway during the
fall and spring of the year can
also be enticed to make the brief
detour from New Bern and enjoy
a few days of good golf en route
to and from their destination. It
will, in short, mean the consider
able extension of our resort sea
son on both ends of the presently
acknowledged summer period.
We in Carteret county are par
ticularly smiled upon by Provi
dence in that we have not only
a natural port and commerce fa
cility that needs only developing,
but one of the finest resort areas
to be found. The sun and the sea,
fishing and hunting, as well as
man made recreational facilities
have long provided an important
cog in our country's economy. It
it our opinion that the provision
of a first rate Golf Club will go
a long way towards giving us a
balanced pleasure pattern to at
tract vkifvs for nearly the entire
twelve months in the year.
When it is realized that the
travel and tourist industry ranks
third only to tobacco and furni
ture in the State of North Caro
lina from the standpoint of income
received ? even higher than our
well known textile industry ? then
the full impact of the importance
of attracting our share of this
business the year around is readily
apparent. If gome doubts as to
the value of this business exist
in your mind, just talk to those
who now cater to it, successfully.
You will be hearing more and
Hw??
MARSHALLBERC,
April 20.? lfr. Ellis J. Beds
worth of Greenville, N. C. spent
Easter holidays here with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bedsworth.
Miss Maida Moore has returned
home from Syracuse, N. Y.
Mr. Ikie Guthrie of Washington,
N. C. spent the weekend here with
his wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Pellham Jones of
Wake Forest, N. C. spent Easter
holidays here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira T. Willis took
their daughter, Caroline to Dr. Sid
bury's hospital Wednesday.
Miss Annie Moore Piner of Hen
derson, N. C. arrived home Thurs
day night for Easter holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T.
Pi.ier.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Armour and
baby of Battle Creek, Mich, have
returned there after spending sev
eral weeks with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Norwood Piner.
Capt. and Mrs. Chas. Piner spent
Friday at Kinston, N. C.
Miss Alma Davis and Mr. Ellis
J. Bedsworth visited relatives at
Davis Saturday.
Mrs. Wiley Willis and son ot
Brunswick, Ga. are here, visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Smith have
returned to Miami, Fla after spend
ing some time here with Mrs.
Smith's mother, Mrs. Kathleen
Gillikiii.
Mr. Hedrick Moore and son. Bil
ly were here for the weekend.
Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Phillips and
daughter, Audrey arc spending
some time at Hyde county.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Willis of Wil
liston spent Sunday here with Mr.
and Mrs. Ira T. Willis.
Mrs. Grayden Moore and giris
returned home yesterday from
Newport, N. C. where Mrs. Moore
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Violet Whitley.
Mrs. Harry Fulcher and daugh
ter of Atlantic, N. C. spent Easter
weekend here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. C. Lewis.
Capt. Claud Davis of Cape Look
out visited his mdther, Mrs. Dora
more about the Jumping Run Golf
Club. Please bear it in. mind and
give us the benefit of your ideas
and thoughts on the matter. We
think it will be as great a stride
forward for our community in the
recreational field as the appropri
ation of funds for Port Develop
ment was for our commercial and
industrial interests. Don't you
agree?
Davis Monday.
Mr. and Mr*. John D, Willis ,and
daughter of Morehead City spent
Sunday here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Willla.
Mr. Grant Lewia and Mr. Ver
non Lewia of U. S. C. G., Norfolk,
Va. spent Easter weekend here
with, their families.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Lewis. Mias
Edith Lewis. Mrs. Ellis Bedsworth
and Mr. Ellis J. Bedsworth at
tended services at New Bern Sun
day evening.
Mr. James Norris Lewis of St.
Augustine, Fla. arrived home last
week on leave for 10 days with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lewis.
Mrs. Norvice Day and daughter
of Beaufort. N. C. spent the week
end here with her mother, Mrs.
Dora Davis
Mrs. Leslie Golden and girls of
Bettie visited Mrs. Golden s moth
er, Mrs. Bertha Lewis Wednesday.
Mr. Reuben George of Norfolk,
Va. arrived home Friday night.
Mrs. Herbert Hancock of Smyr
na, N. C. spent Monday here with
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Piner.
New* from
"DAVIS
April 20. ? Miss Gloria Gray Wil
lis of the nurses staff at Morehead
hospital spent the weekend home
with her mother.
Eugene Pond, U. S. Navy at Nor
folk, Va., spent the week-end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blake
Pond.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Murphy
visited their daughter, Mrs. John
W. Smith of Atlantic over the
weekend.
Mrs. Wardie (Brother) Murphy
and daughter, Deborah spent last
week in Sealevel with her mother
who is very ill.
Mesdames Julian Ray and Cecil
Ray Murphy of E. C. T. C. are
spending the Easter holidays with
their parents.
Mr. Glen Willis, a student of
Verree school of arts in Raleigh
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alger Willis.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Davis took
their daughter, Melba Ruth to New
Bern Monday to Dr. Richardson
for medical attention.
Miss Lillian Frances Smith spent
the week-end to Atlantic with Miss
Linda Smith.
Mrs. Hal Willis spent Monday
in New Bern.
Mr. Gray Dixon visited his
grandmother in Salter Path over
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton of Green
ville spent the week-end with their
parents.
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Service ladies, who teach you how to get the
most out of new appliances: the Tide Water
salesmen, who try to match your needs and
your pocketboAk to appliances which will
do the best' job for you.
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April 2? ? Mr. Geo. pfxon, who
has been visiting here, left for his
home in Norfolk on last Wednes
day.
Mr. and Mrs E. W. Lawrence
and Mr. D. M. Salter visited friends
st Bschelor on Sundsy sfteraoon.
Mrs. J. C. Wallace, Mrs. J. M.
S tailings and Mrs. Tharman Pitt
man attended the Curb Market in
Morehead City on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Carraway
and Mrs. Emma Daniels sttended
church at South River on Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Rogers of Graham is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. J. W.
Adams and Miss Nita Carraway.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Carraway
and children of Bachelor, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Emer and Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Carraway of Cherry Point
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. P. F. Carraway.
Miss Mary Olive Msrtin of
North River spent the weekend
here.
The children of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Pittman, who have been very
sick with measels, sre much better.
Mr. W. B. Martin was in Beau
fort on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Nelson and
mother, Mrs. John Nelson, of
Beaufort was over on- Wednesday
of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. North Gaskins
of New Bern took dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Carraway on Sun
day.
Rev. and Mrs. Willie Stelley and
children, Mr. and Mrs. William
Pittman visited Mr. and Mrs. G.
M. Carraway on Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Gus Lancaster of North
River demonstrated the Stanley
products at a party on Friday
night at Mrs. H. D. Carraway's.
Quite a number attended. Mrs.
Carraway served assorted cakes,
nuts, mints, and iced drinks.
Xmha
OTWAY
April 23.? Mrs. David Lewis and
friend* of Beaufort visited Mis.
Lewis's brother, Mr. John Law
rence ana her i liter, Miss Arme
fa Lawrence.
Mrs. Delance Willis and daugh
ter, Brona of North River visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. W.
Lewis Easter Sunday.
Mrs, Howard Fulcher ana child
ren of North River spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. P. Lawrence.
Mrs. Wilson Golden of BeUle
spent Easter Sunday with her
granddaughter, Mrs. Leoland Gil
likin.
Mr. and Mrs. Doity Gasldll of
Stacy called to see her folks last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Lawrence
and children of North River spent
Easter with their folks and also
attended the service here at the
Disciple church.
We are sorry to say Mrs. Linal
Gillikin's children, Leta and Cecil
and also Mrs. Lola Gillikin's child
ren, Nadine and Eldridge are sick
with measles. We hope for them
t speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Borme Gillikin
and daughter of Marshallberg call
ed to see Mr. and Mrs. Bedford
Lawrence Sunday.
Mr. Lola Gillikin spent the
Easter holidays with his wile and
children and returned back to his
work Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Taylor of
Sea Level spent Sunday with her'
pai-eot^, Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Lawrence.
Lewis, Mrs. Hardy Lawrence, Mrs.
Beulah Dowty, Mrs. Manley Law
rence, Mrs. Roland Lawrence,
Mrs. C. T. Gillikin, Mrs. Douglas
Pewis, Mrs. G. E. Gillikin and
Miss Equila Lawrence called to
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Mr*. O. C. Lawrence, Mrs. Dalui
The P.T.A. held its regular meet
ing at the school house Thursday.
The meeting was called to order
at 2 o'clock. Collection was taken
up lor the benefit o I the school
house.
The young people held their
meeting Friday night at the Dis
ciple church. They gave a program
which everyone enjoyed.
SUrk Shower
Mrs. Sylvester uwrence, Jr.
was given a shower by her friends
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Syl
vester Lawrence, Sr. Friday night
at 7:30. She thanked everyone for
her gifts, after which refreshments
were served to the guests.
Mr. iames L. Lawrence, who is
ill, was given a birthday party
April 22; being his fifty-eight birth
day. The candles on his cake were
lit by his wife and also blown out
by her and there were happy birth
day sung by the group for him.
He thanked everyone for his use
ful gifts. After which there were
cake, ice cream, candy and punch
served to the guests.
Everyone wishing for him ,# |
speedy recovery at the departiof.
At the Enter revival b4d pf
Rev. Lollis of the Christian church "
there were ten additions who were
Mr. Corbin Lawrence, Mr. Brlnaon
Lewis, Connie GiUikin, Er#?
likin, Alex- Lewis, Hiss Me
Piner, Miss Barber 1. Hanmft,
Miss Jucnita Giilikin, Janet and
Cecil Giilikin. They were baptized
Sunday.
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