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Mn. Lockwood Phillip*, Society Editor Phone B-MS1
| Miss Lucille Wright returned
borne Tuesday for the Christmas
holidays from Duke where Ihc is a
member of the freshman class.
I Patrolman and Mrs. H. G. Wool
ard will leave Saturday for Wil
Uamston to^spend the Christmas
holidays there.
>?^^B[Jobn Pollock and daughter.
fg^^^Hne. of Trenton, will spend
j^^^Hristmas weekend with Mr.
m^Ps. B. E. Windley.
i Mr and Mrs. Richard White
hurst of Greenville will spend
Christmas weekend here with his
sisters.
Mr. and Mrs! Delmar L. Martin
of Greenville. Pa., and Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth H. Martin of Saxon
burg, Pa., will arrive Saturday to
spend the Christmas holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tillett.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Downum and
children will spend Christmas
weekend in Grifton with his par
ents, the Rev. and Mrs. E. W.
Downum.
Miss Bertha Fulford will arrive
home from Raleigh Saturday eve
ning to spend the Christmas week
en^ with her family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Darliug spent !
Friday in New Bern.
Gordon Bell Davis returned
home Thursday from Hopewell,
Va., to spend the Christmas holi
days with his family.
Frank Morning is expected to
co hie home from Colorado, where
he is stationed, to spend the Christ
mas holidays with his parents.
Miss Frances Kelly returned
home Thursday for a week's vaca
tion from Alabama where she is
attending a nursing school.
Mrs. Melvina Salter arid Alonzo
Willis will leave Saturday for Ra
leigh to join Mrs. Willis and spend
Christmas with Mr. :.nd Mrs. John
Peterson. ,
Miss. Anna Robinson will arrive
home from Newport News Satur
day to spend the Christmas week
end with her sister and brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paul of
Portsmouth, Va., will spend the
Christmas weekend with their par
ents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mosier and
children of Greenville and Mrs.
French, Mrs. Mosier's mother, wiV
spend Christmas with Mrs. W. K.
Hlnnant and Mrs. N. W. Taylor.
Miss Annie Morton of ECTC ar
rived Saturday to spend the next
two weeks here.
Davis Florist ?
Mrs. Ruby Davis, Manager
"Your Friendly Florist"
Dial M 8786
208% N. 19th St.? P.O. Box 144 MOREHEAD CITY
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FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
24 HOUR SERVICE
We are participating in the Morehead City Mer
chants Association's $1000 giveaway. One ticket given
with every $1.00 purchase.
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TMAS PRESENTS?
Are wondering what la
give?
Let Bell's help you make
your selection.
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the most discriminating
here now.
Come in and
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Front Street
Beaufort
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Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Hodges re
turned to Winston-Salem Tuesday
after a short visit here with their
sisters. Mrs. Joe Windier, Mrs.
Tim Iversen and Miss Alice Saund
ers.
Miss Annie Neal Jones of Wil
liamsburg will arrive Friday to
spend the Christmas holidays with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Dobson of
Richmond will arrive Friday to
spend the Christmas holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Williams and
children left Wednesday for Rich
Square to spend the holiday week
end there.
Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis A. Scott of
Portsmouth. Va.. arrived Saturday
for a week's visit with Mrs. Her
bert Parkin.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Van Meter of
Beckley, W. Va., will spend Christ
mas with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cart
fnill who are spending this winter
in town.
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Mrs. Mattie Guthrie returned to
Sea Level last Tuesday after a
week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. John
Staton. i
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dozier of
Raleigh will arrive Friday "to spend
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Smith.
Herbert Parkin. Jr., of Quantico
will visit his mother, Mrs. Herbert
Parkin, over the Christmas holi
days.
Mrs. Frances Boone will leave
Saturday for Rich Square to spend
Christmas with her mother, Mrs.
W. P. Benthall.
Mr. V. E. Curren of Eau Claire,
Wis., arrived the first of Decem
ber to spend the winter with his
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Hatsel.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams and
two sons left Wednesday for Birm
ingham. Ala., where they will
spend the Christmas holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph England
and children of Philadelphia arriv
ed Monday to spend the Christ
mas holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Smith.
Students who arrived home Wed
nesday from W. C. for the Christ
mas holidays were Miss Mary Sue
Dajl, Miss Mary Fond Mason. Miss
Joyce Biggs. Miss Dorothy Taylor.
Miss Dottie Nelson. Miss Margaret
Ann Windley and Miss Betty Lou
Mr. and Mrs. Arvis McGchee and
children will leave Sunday for Mi
ami. Fla., where they will spend
the holidays.
Captain and Mrs. L. A. Oakley,
Jr., and two sons of Washington,
D. C., will arrive Friday to spend
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Oakley.
Miss Pat Webb and Colon Wil
son, students at Duke, arrived
home Tuesday for the Christmas
holidays.
v Mr. and Mcs. Noel Girvin (the
former Peggy Gaskill) left Wed
nesday for Evansvilft, Ind., to visit
his parents.
Y. Z. Mason of Washington, D.
C., is visiting Mrs. L. C. Davis.
Mrs. Hattie Parkin celebrated
her 71st birthday Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. "N. T. Ennett will
spend the Christmas holidays in
Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Stroupe and
son, Francis, of Morganton will ar
rive Friday to spend Christmas
with Mrs. Will Pierce.
Mr. and Mrs! J. C. Keel, Ben
Keel, Mrs. Rudolph Atkinson and
daughter, Patsy, will spend Christ
mas with Mr. and Mrs. William
Fort in Wake Forest.
E. C. Tatum of Chester, Pa., will
spend Christmas weekend here
with Mrs. Tatum.
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We're hur+ying
our Merry
Christmas greet
ings to all our
friends.
CITY
BARBER SHOP
Front St. < Beaufort
Mrs. M. L. Davis, Mrs. G. M. Paul
Present Lovely ChristmasProgram
| Mrs. M Leslie Davis was in
| charge of the program of Christ
mas artistry and Mrs. G. M. Paul,
| co^hairman. was in charge of the
| music Thursday evening when the
I Beaufort Book club met at Inlet
| Inn.
I Following a brief business ses
| sion which was conducted by the
I president, Miss Lena Dunca.i,
i during the turkey dinner. Miss
| Gladys Chadwick read selections
: of Chirstmas readings and the
. guests and club members guessed
| the titles and authors.
j Assisting Mrs. Davis were Mrs.
i W.A. Mace and Mrs. J. F. Duncan
I who had decorated a table showing
, Christmas at home, Mxs. F. R.
Bell, Mrs. D. F. Merrill and Mrs.
| T. A. Richards, who had decorated
j a banquet table in the Christmas
motif/ Mrs. N. T. Ennett and Mrs.
W. L. Woodard who had decor
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fleet and
son, Clifford, of Richmond, will ar- j
rive Friday to spend the Christmas
weekend with Mrs. N. W. Taylor. |
Miss Lena Duncan will spend i
the Christmas holidays in Norfolk
with Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sellers
and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Canady.
The Rev. and Mrs. Winfrey Da
vis will have as their guests on
Christmas day Mr. and Mrs. John
Mengelis and children, and Mrs.
Olga Popkilns, all of Harkers Is
land, The Mengelis and Mrs.
Popkilns are former Latvians who
are making their home at Harkers
Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Arrington will
have as their guests on Christmas
day Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor and
two children of Bachelor, Mr. and
Mrs. Billy ,Arrington and Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Fleming of Youngs- 1
ville.
I Miss Dorothy Avery of Winton i
will spend the Christmas weekend '
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. 1
|B. Avery.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Guthrie will j
leave for Greensoro Saturday to j
spend the Christmas weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crosswell.
Mr. and Mrs. David Winegar and
children of Whitestone, Va., arriv
ed Thursday to spend Christmas
with Mrs. N. W. Taylor.
ated a formal table in crystal and
.blue. Mrs. Ernest Davis and Mrs.
Horace Loftin who had decorated
a table with the nativity scene.
Mrs. Winfrey Davis and Mrs.
Snowden Thompson were ja
charge of a childs' table which
was decorated with miniatures,
and Mrs. M. L. Davis decorated a
reception table in silver and blue.
Exhibits shown by Mrs. M L.
Davis, and made by her. included
an old fashioned Christmas tree
with home-made ornaments, a na
tivity scene made of hand-pointed
plywood and modernistic decora
tions made of tinsel balls and lace
paper mats.
Displays of gift-wrapped pack
ages were made by Mrs. C. L.
Beam, Mrs. J E. Arrington. Mrs.
J. P. Betts. Mrs Margaret Hop
kins and Mrs. L. A. Oakley.
Mrs. N. F. Eure and Mrs Milton
Lipman showed door decorations.
Mrs. David Beveridge showed
Christmas candy and cookies.
Beaufort high school girls and
boys, under the direction of Mrs.
G. M. Paul, sang Christmas songs
and carols, and Virginia Howe
Hassell sang a solo, O Holy Night.
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CHRISTMAS
J
We wish you
good fun, good
luck and good
cheer this
Christmas sea
son.
JEFF'S BARBER
SHOP
Front St. Beaufort
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FOR HER CHRISTMAS
GIVE REVLON COSMETICS
We h^ve a most complete line of
her toilet needs.
VISIT US SOON
IN THE NEW MERRILL PROFESSIONAL BUILDING
A COMPLETE NEW SHOP IN A NEW "LOCATION
DUCHESS BEAUTY SHOP
Front St. Phone B-511-6 Beaufort
only J day8
LEFT!
TO VISIT THE HOUSE DRUGS
BEFORE CHRISTMAS
WHERE YOU WILL FIND
GIFT
IDEAS
Pipes
Cigars
Candy
Clocks
Razors
Pencils
Lotions
Lighters
Cameras
Compacts
Perfumes
Cigarettes
Bill Folds
Stationeipr
Lip Rouge
Boxed Candy
Fountain tens
Greeting Cards
Much More ?
FOR
THE ENTIRE
FAMILY
TRY
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HOUSE
'exalt
Hostesses at Cherry Point
Honor Bride of Dec. 17
Mitt Delia. Frances Taylor,
bride-elect of December 17, was
honored Monday evening, Decem
ber 12, with a miscellaneous show
er given by Mrs. Randall Hall,
Misses Greta Ball and Margaret
Thomas at Miss Ball's home at <
i Cherry Point.
The Christmas motif was used
in the decoration of the rooms, al
io in the plates and napkins used
for refreshments.
Miss Ball led several amusing
games and contests.
The honoree, Miss Taylor, was
presented silver in her chosen pat
tern by the hostesses.
Recent Bride Honored ?
At Surprise Showers
Mrs. Joseph Lewis, the former
Sidney Styron, was honored twice
last week with surprise showers.
Friday night her sisters, Urs.
Harry Salter of Morehetd City and
Mrs. Joseph Lawrence of Beaufort
entertained for her at the home of
their mother. Mrs. Carrie Styron.
Christmas decorationa were used
throughout the house, and the
guest of honor was presented with
a corsage of white carnations from
her hostesses.
Bingo was played with prizes be
The^ guests were served sausage,
crackers, coffee and cake.
inf given and during the evening
Santa Clam played a surprise -visit
to the party.
Block cake with green and white
icing and lime punch were served.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mra. ?
Wiley Lewis gave a surprise show
er for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lewis
at their home.
The hosts presented the honor
couple with silver.
During the evening the Christ
mas tree was trimmed and refresh
ments of nuts and sandwiches were
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Avery and
children of Cherry Point will
spend Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Avery.
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Arfi-Awoyi or* at practical a* tff*y or*
attractive. At a priu of Mm button," ttwbt
and ath*i drop taloly away. ..no nook*,
no tmwdg*, no odors, no fir* ho sard. S*v*n
*tyl*? for *v*ry to?N, *v*ry pwri*. Beau
tifully d*?ien?d,itwrd3y mad*. At laodinf
?tor*i *v*ry wttor*.
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THE ONE GIFT....
THE WHOLE FAMILY CM EM JOT
If you really want to broad
cast Christmas cheer, do It
with a lovely flower bouquet^
a Poinsettia plant, or a spec
ial arrangement of tradition
al Christmas greens. With j
one flower gift you can aay '
"Merry Christmas" not only
to the one named on your
card, but to the whole fam
ily, their callera, to all who
behold It. So why not drop in
or telephone your order now.
Our Chrtatm* Section i<
one of tho. finest we have
ever had.
Morehecid City Floral Company
Flowers of Distinction
911 ARENDELL ST. PHONE M-5581
For the Cemetery, Baskets, and Memorial Wreaths.
. . . at Belk's Department Store
LOVELY LINGERIE
Ensemblei, gowns, ilipa, wool tnd
j^rayon robes. All moderately priced.
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CHRISTMAS COSMETICS
Rcvloo, Max factor, Richard. Hudnut, Dor- I
-othy Perkins, DliBarry, Yardlejr and Evening I
in Paria toiletries (or the ladies. Pert una, "
powder and other nukeup necessities in acts
and singles.
$1 BP
plus federal tax
Linens for Milady '
Table cloths - - - luncheon
sets . . . towel sets . . . pillow
cue sets.
$1.98 ap
Give Him Slacks
Wools and part wools
. . . gabardines & checfts.
Young men's continuous
waist band, pleated front
styles. Sizes 29 to 42.
$7.95 ip
Give Her a Bag
Plaitics, fabric, leather. Black
and colon.
$2.11 |P
Flannel
Sporl Coats
Siup 34 to 42.
$11.58
Leather Jackets
Genuine front quarter
horie hides it ?
$17.50 aod $1151
She* 36 to 48.
Browni and blacka.