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Ifrs^WUlb fhomptoq of ^a
son neu several days tier* hit
wet* with tljelf mother. Mrs Bay
4?u*hter, I
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family on Are
Mr. Boh Low* returned Sunday
from Chapel mil. where ht at
tended the Chamber of Commerce
institute last week.
Mr. and Mrs. i. H Sanders [
spent Sunday ft WrightsviUe
Beach
Mis( Joyce Bell la spending a
few days in Beaufort with her
grandmother, Mrs. H. W. Peterson
Mr. Charles N. Bennett return
ed last week from Lake Charles,
Louisiana
Miss Edna Williai?a and Dare I
Fulcher visited last week in |
Athens, Georgia.
Mrs. Oibb Farrior and her daugh
ters, Jean and Shirley, and Miss
Barbara Willis went to Durham
Friday and returned early this
week.
Mr and Mrs. Dersey Welch and
Mr. and Mr>. Shaw Bonner o(
Washington spent Sunday after
noon here.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hogan of
WilHamston were weekend visitors
here.
Mr. J?rry Willis, a graduate stu
dent at Richmond Professional In
stitute, spent the weekend here.
Mr. Earl Sonnes of Harrisburg. Pa.
and Richmond, was his houseguest.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Dixon, Jr.
and daughter. Patricia Louise, of
Alexandra, Minn., arrived Monday
and are spending two weeks with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Dixon, Sr., on Bogue Sound. Mr.
and Mrs. Dixop, it., spent the
weekend with relatives at Spring
Hope.
Mr. and Mrs. P?t Taylor and fa
mily, of Chocowinity, visited
, friends , here Sunday.
Mrs. Murray Tolson of Ocracoke
returned to her home Saturday
after visiting here with Mr. and
Mrs. .Stamey Davis.
Mr. Wesley Williams of Raleigh
visited here over the weekend.
On Monday he returned to Rpleigh
with his wife and child who hyt
been vlaitun here
Mr. E. St?awy Pavu returned
Friday tight (row Aahevilie and
SwHtalton.
AUea end Z*ke CoUada return
ed to Panvilte, Virginia, Friday
alter apenduig a couple oi days
here.
Mr Archie H Davit of Durham
spent the weekend here. His wife
an<J daughter, who are spending the
sunuper here, returned with his to
Durham lor ? week
Mr. and Mra. Caul McKeaney
o| Weat Nawtoo, Masa., are visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. John Bell.
Billy Kanto, Jr., of Norton. Va.,
is spending sometime with his
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Georca Snooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cantifld
and son, Norqtau, spent Sunday in
Swansboro.
Miss Isabella White of Kinston
?Mat $ht weekend here.
tin. Charles N. Bennett, Mrs.
it Wyclt. and Mr Chtfles H.
eU spent Monday afternoon
in Ooldiboro.
Miss Rowena Davis and Miss
Anne Ruddock, who have been
visiting Mrs. Ernest Dennis, Veft
Sunday to return to Washington,
D. C.
Miss la?a Jordan of Cherry
Point visited (tin Betsy Thornton
over the weekend.
Mrfc Robert McDougall apd son,
| Donnie, of Philadelphia, arrived
Sunday lor | visit with Mrs. Mc
Doug ail's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ti I. Joslyn.
Mrs George Coke of Scotland
Neck arrived Saturday to spend a
week wilh her son, Mr. A. T. Leary,
and his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mariner and
family of Ooidsboro, spent Sunday
here.
Mrs. B- F. Royal left today tof
Boston, Massachusetts, where she
will visit Dr. and Mrs. Taylor Ver
non and their children.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Barnes and
son, of Lexington, Virginia, are
?xp?cted to arrive here today or
Wednesday for a visit with Dr. B.
F. Royal.
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. jfimaa and
ANTIQUES
W? announce the opening oi our An-,
iique Shop, with a general line of
furniture, glass, china, old prints,
frames, etc. Cone in and look around.
AUie Mcintosh
916 Arcndell Street, Morehead City
,WE have opened our Studio for por
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traiture and general photography. We
carry a complete line of fine frames and
do custom franpipg to suit your taste.
Sittings in our Studio or your home by
appointment.
HENRY H. TURNER
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IIS ArvniMl Strwt
C^r. N. C.
daughters, Bonnie Dale and Anna
Prances, ot Oxford have purchas
ed the Cannady Hood cottage at
1%D6 She paid at., and will spend
moat ft the summer here. Mr
?linn, a brother of Dr J. H. Bunn,
is the prpsideitt of Chowan college.
D* ?md 4r?. John H. Bunn
spend the weekend in Henderson,
where the Rev. John Thomas Bunn
preached the ^omeegming sermon
?t the Norty Henderson Baptist
Church, yfcpre he f*s a student
pastor while a student at Wake
Poreet.
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Tyner of
1 Washington, D. C., visited here
last week with Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Davis. Mrs. Tynner is the
former Miss Kitty Bell of this city.
Mrs George W. Dill, Jr and
two children. Susan and George
Leigh, returned Saturday to Eliza
beth City with Mrs. Dill's mother,
Mrs. M. Leigh Sheep, who had
been visiting with them here. From
Elisabeth City, they plan to go to
Nag's Head to spend two weks.
Beach Social Note:
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Cre^rb and
1 Mrs. J. H. Baker and children of
Snow Hill spent last weekend at
the beach.
Ur>. D. H. Scanlon and two
children, of Durham, are spending
about a month at the beach.
1 Mrs. C. L. Eason and children, of
Farmville, are spending the sum
I mer at their Atlantic Beach cot
I tage.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Thomas of
Conway, Pennsylvania, and Mr and
Mrs. H M Thomas of Cherry
! Point left Sunday after spqpding
a week at Atlantic Beach.
Mr. .and Mrs. Paul Brown and
son Hubert, of Atlanta, Georgia,
spent last week at the J. R. Baker
cottag? ct Atlantic Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCall of
Goldtsboro. and Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
Brown of Greenville spent the week
end at the J. R. Baker cottage at
the beach.
Mr. an<J Mrs. Everett of Bethel
are spending the summer at their
I beach cottage.
Mrs. Stoney Keith of Raleigh
has arrived ty spend the summer
at her cottage op Atlantic Beach.
t i
Mr. and Mr*-, Leon Russell and
children, of Greenville, spent last
week at the Kittrell cottage.
Miss Mamie Ruth Tunstall and
Miss Katie Tunstall of Greemrttje
have arrived to spend the suraaer
. at their cottage. '
Col. and Mrs. S. T. Wallis of
Soutbcrf Pines spent the week
end yith Mrs. W. A. Wright at
Sea Shore Club.
Dr. William B. Young of Rich
mtyd spent t)\e week0nd at the
lf??rs cq^age.
?t the Sea Shojre club for two
yetts prr Mrs flobtrt H Wright
and Mrs W. A. Wright of Pine
hurst.
Mr.. J.T.Br. y/t\ and Miss Sarah
Brown spent two or three days last
week at the Mitchiner cottage, vi
siting Mrs. Brown's daughter, Mrs.
G. L. Mitchiner. Mr. and Mrs. N(it
c twiner and their tyo daughters,
Patay and Joyce, are here to spend
the summer at tbeijr beach cottage.
Mrs. Tom tytefr* of Wilson, Miss
$eth Hut son of Jtfchmond, and
Miss Mary W. Parker of Wilson
have arrived to spend the summer
at Mrs. Mean' cottage.
Vacationing in the Flower's cot
tM? ft A)l?a<k Buch last week
were Mrs. Douglas Baker and child
ren, Mrs. J. E. Jones and daufh
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Mr. and Mrs. James Mason
Entertain at Dinner, Party
Hi. and Mrs. James .1 Mason
entertained at a dinner part; at
their home Thursday night Miltop
Gttafop, Paul Pickett. E. W. Hug
gles. C. G. Brennecke, Dean J. H
Lamp*, V. R. Willard, and Allan
B. Mclntyre, all of the State col
leg* school of engineering.
Mr. Mason is director of More
head city Technical institute, a
branch of North Carolina State
college.
Two Guests Attend
Jorgensen Bridge Party
Mrs. C. I. Jorgensen entertained
her bridge club at ber home on
Areodell street Thursday evening.
Special quests for the evening were
Mrs. Wieberg and Mrs. J. R. San
ders.
Mrs. Jessie Devonchik was club
high scorer, and Mrs. Wieberg won
guest high prize. Low scorer was
Mrs. Dan Swindell.
The hostess served cokes and
candy during play. Refreshments
were cake and cofee.
Mrs. S. A. Horton
Entertains Bridge Club
Mrs. S. A. Horton entertained
her bridge club Thursday evening.
Special guest was Mrs. James B.
Macy, Jr.
Lovely arrangements of snapdra
gons were placed throughout the
house. The hostess served assort
ed sandwiches and iced drinks.
High scorer for the evening was
Mrs. Gihb Farrlor and second high
was Mrs. Horton.
Miss Dorothy Priichard
Honored at Shower
Miss Dorothy Pritchard, who is
to be raarriet^this evening to Mr.
Earl Becton, was honored Friday
evening at a miscellaneous shower
at the home of Mrs. S. C. Hollo
way. The hostesses were Mrs.
Holloway, aunt of the bride-elect,
and Mrs. James Wade and Mrs.
Elvin Oglesby, who will attend
Miss Pritchard as bridesmaids.
The house was beautifully dec
orated with arrangements of cut
summer flowers. The hostesses
presented Miss Pritchard a white
corsage and a gift of china in
her cnosen pattern.
Guests played bridge and rum
my. Table prizes were awarded
to Miss Irene Spence, Mrs. Ken
neth Canfield, and Mrs. John Ger
lardi.
The refreshments, which carried
out the bridal color scheme of
green and white, were individual
cakes, ice cream, mints, and ginger
ale.
The guests showered Miss Prit
chard with many lovely and use
ful gifts.
ter, Mrs. S. W. Pennington and
daughter and Mrs. J. C. Langston,
all of Kinston.
Bride Announces
Attendants for Wedding
Mini Dorothy Pritchsrd, daugh
ter of Mrs. B?rth? H. Pritchard,
who will be married this eveniag
ft eight o'clock ?t the Ftrst Bap
tist Church, Iforakead City, to
Mr. Earl P. Becton, son of Hn.
Lena Becton, will be attended
Uiaa Ida Eaton as maul of honor.
Bridesmaid* will be Mra. |?lvin
Oglesby and Mrs. James Wade,
cousins of the br^d*.
Mr. Joe Pevonchik wUl serve
the groom as best man, and ushers
will be Mr. Bill Godwin and Mr.
Thomas Eaton,
The Bev. Lester A. Tillejr, pas
tor of the First Methodist Church,
Morehead City, will perform the
ceremony.
Wedding music will be present
ed by Miss Joyce Willis, organist,
and Miss Noma Jones, soloist.
A reception will be held at the
Webb Memorial Civic center im
mediately following the ceremony.
Well-Known Author Visits
Here While Doing Research
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Slaughter
and children of Jacksonville, Fla.
arrived Sunday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. O. T. Mundy Beaufor ,twho
have returned from a two weeks
visit to Natural Bridge, Va. Dr.
Slaughter, brother in law o{ Mr.
Mundy, is a well known writer, au
thor of That None Shall Die and
of In A Dark Garden.
While visiting the Mundys, Dr.
Slaughter will do research work
in Wilmington for the sequel he
is planning to his book, In A Dark
Garden.
Hospital Notes
Little James Jackson Mitchell,
Jr., continues quite ill in the hos
pital.
Mrs. Leo J. Kuper of Morehead
City wps discharged Monday fol
lowing a major operation.
Little Mary Alice Beam, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Beam of
Havelock, was discharged Satur
day, following a tonsillectomy.
Mrs. Joe t>. Mason and infant
son of Atlantic were discharged
Sunday.
Little Dorothy Chadwick, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Chad
wick of Gloucester, was discharged
Saturday, following a tonsillecto
my.
Mrs. Bonner Whitehead waS
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discharged Sunday after a major
operation.
Mr. Joe Lemuel WilUi of At'
lant^c was discharged Saturday.
Mr E. p. Betijuac of the Mw?
head City-Beaufort causeway was
admitted Sunday jot medical treat
ment.
Mr. Sissy Out hi it Jr. at Hvk
er'i Island was admitted for an
operation.
Mr. Stacy Murphy of Beaufort,
who was admitted to the hospital
Sunday, is quite ill.
Mrs. G. M. Fuicher of Atlantic
was sdmitted Sunday and discharg
ed Monday.
Mrs. J. V. MacElroy and. infant
son were discharged Sunday.
Mr. Thomas P. Noe of Beaufort
was discharged from the hospital
Friday.
Little David Harvey Noe was
discharged Friday after a tonsil
lectomy.
Mrs. Emmanuel Ross, of Rt. 1,
Moreheatf City, was discharged
Saturday after a major- operation.
Mr. Martin Bufkenroad was dis
charged Monday following a minor
operation.
Miss Eunice Hill of Atlantic was
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While a magician ran pull
a rabbit out of a bat, not
even a super-duper magician
can pull a house out of a
hat these days! Everyone
who has a houtt> should be
extra careful therefore to
keep the home Area from
burning, and also to carry
adequate Insurance la line
with today's higher values.
This agency will gladly
check your property and ad
vise you as to proper in
surance. No obligation.
Merely a friendly service on
our part. Phone, write or
call.
John L. Crump
Insurance & Real Estate
823 ArendeU Street
More head City >.
Phone M 3<21
admitted Honday for a minor ope
ratic*.
Mrs Itena Farr of Havelock wai
admitted to tl\e hospital Saturday
Mrs. Fred Guthrie of Newport
underwent an emergency operation
Saturday morning.
?
Mr. Lloyd W Garner ol New
port was discharged Tuesday.
Siffk laws
lir. and Mn A. W. M unlock o
Morebeid City welcomed a son
Clyde Dayid, on June 17 ?t thi
Mqiefcead City hospital
The Monroe Doctrine was an
nounced by Preajdeat J?m?s (ion
roe in fei* melange to Copgreaa ii
1828.
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