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Mr; and Mrs. O J. Canady, B. t
**E. Pittoa and' daughter, Elaine,
^ all of Raleigh and Mr. Jack Hodgin
Iu<i4f Greensboro spent last weekend
with Mr- and Mrs. C. B Uarrell
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.j.^ Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hunt and
two sons returned last week from
' iJlreenville where they had spent
8 *ifte holidays.
Miss Charlcne Harreli spent sev
nt.(era) da>* last week in Raleigh.
UHi i
e?t Howard Bessent left for the
hll Marine hospital in Norfolk Sunday
j where he will remain for the next
,in month while receiving treatment.
j ' Mrs. Fisher Tyndal) of Mount
Olive arrived Wednesday for a
t. short visit with Mr. ant) Mrs.
|(J Leonard Safrit.
Mrs. Rusty Dorrler entertained
? bar bridge club yesterday after
noon.
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JANUARY 21
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Mrs Gerry Moore and two
daughter*, Ann and Susan. of Mt.
Uilead arrived Wednesday for a
visit with bar parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R W. Safrlt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Barbour and 1
J. O. Barbour, Jr., returned Tues
day from High Point and Oreens
boro where they had spent the 1
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wheatley re
turned to Washington, N. C? Wed
nesday after a short visit here.
Milton Lipman spent yesterday
in Wilmington.
Mack Salter of Stacy spent last
week with Dr. and Mrs. Theodore
Salter.
Dr. Louis Hayman. who has
been working at the Nicholas Vet
erans hospital in Louisville, Ky.,
has been transferred to Oteen, N.
C. He arrived here Wednesday to
join his wife and son who have
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs'. Howard Bessent.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Metcalf and
son, Harry, of Greenwich, Conn.,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neal
last week.
Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Salter
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Howard of Morehead City at din
ner and bridge Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Gilbert Potter will enter
tain her bridge club th(s evening.
George Eastman Is expected
home this Sunday from a business
trip to New York and Baltimore.
Mrs. J. C. Keel returned home
Friday from Tappahannock, Va.,
where she had been visiting her
daughter.
Pattie Ives circle of the First
Baptist church will meet this eve
ning at 7:30 with Mrs. C. L. Beam.
Harvey Smith left by plane
Tuesday for a short visit to New
Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nelson
welcomed an 8% pound baby boy
at the Cherry Point dispensary
Monday, Jan. 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sewell enter
tained Mrs. Opal Lewis and her fi
ance, David Hill, at dinner Wed
nesday night.
Ted and Anna Salter, children
of Dr. and Mrs, Theodore Salter,
have been spending the past week
with their grandmother, Mrs.
Charles E. Mason at Stacy.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Phillips and
Bill Skarren, Jr., will leave for
Clayton today to attend the Cootie
convention of the VFW.
Mrs. L. W. Moore and Mrs. F.
W. Heslep spent Tuesday in New
Bern.
Mrs. J. H. Aiken will return to
Winesboro, S. C. Sunday after a
weeks visit with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mf. and Mrs. Claud
Wheatly.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whitehurst
spent last Saturday In Wilmington
with Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Bennett.
Miss Ola Dudley, Mrs. George
Gilbert, and Mrs. John Dickinson
spent Tuesday in New Bern.
Mrs. Grady Willis of Atlantic,
is visiting Mrs. L. C. Davit.
Mrs. Bob Dunn is in New Bern
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oifcorn
Dunn.
Sgt. Billy Wells left yesterday
for Washington, D. C., enroute to
Fort Dix, N. J.? where he will
receive his orders for his next
itation.
Mrs. W. H. Potter and two child
ren spent last Friday in Wilming
ton.
Robert Robinson entered the
Veteran's hospital in Fayetteville
last Thursday for treatment.
Mrs. Charles Hatsel spent last
weekend la New Bern where she
visited Mrs. William Wadsworth.
' * ? ' -
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Potter
spent lad Friday in Wilmington.
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THE HYMN OF THE DAY
11:05 Mornings ? Monday Thru Saturday
A SPECIAL FEATUKE OP
THE 740 CLUB
WMBLcvis?
Dr. Leo Jenkins Lists Five -
Requisites for a Good Citizen
The five points to remember lor
| the foundations of good citizen
ship are a solid religious educa
tion, guidance in choosing the
correct friends, in choosing the
correct mate, in choosing the
correct career and having good
health. Dr. Leo Jenkins, dean of
ECTC. told the Beaufort PTA
Monday night at its regular meet
ing. '
T. C Leary, principal of the
school, tqld the group that the
school is over crowded and asked
for suggestions for acquiring a
new wing. He announced that
the school is entitled to two more
teachers which it is unable to
have because of the lack of space.
The Rev. Winfrey Davis, pastor
of the First Baptist church, led
the devotionals and Mrs. Ralph
Eudy, president, presided.
The choir of the Ann St. Meth
odist church under the direction
of James Wheatley, sang Handel's
Prayer For Today, Gounod's
Sanctus and a Negro spiritual,
Who's That Calling?
Announcement was made that
Mrs. James D. Potter will be in
charge of the program for Febru
ary, which will be a Founder's
Day program.
The attendance roll call was
won by Miss Rumley's 3rd grade.
Mrs. T. R. Jenkins' 6th grade and
Miss Lena Duncan's i2th grade.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Those admitted to the hospit
al this week were:
Mrs. Jimmy Bell. Morehead
City, for an operation, Tuesday,
Clifton Brewer, Route 1 More
head City, Monday lor treatment.
Mrs. Edna Fisher of Marshall
berg, Monday for an operation.
Thomas C. Morris of Atlantic,
Monday.
William Pickard of the State
Highway Patrol, Monday fpr an
operation.
Mrs. Rufus Ward, North Har
lowe, Wednesday for an operation.
Mrs. James R. Wheatley of
Beaufort, Wednesday for an op
eration.
Mrs. Richard Braithewaite,
llavelock, Wednesday for treat
ment.
Those discharged from the
hospital this week were:
Mrp. .Joseph M. Cox and infant
daughter of Havelock, Tuesday.
Mrs. Lillian Giddens of this City
Si. Mary's Chapter
Elects Officers for 1950
Mr*. T. T. Potter was re-electet1
^resident of the St. Mary's chap
*-r. WomuTa Auxiliary. St. Paul'?
Episcopal church, at the meeting
Monday in the pariah house. Beau
'ort.
'Mher officers are Mr*. E. J
i layis, vice-president; Mrs. W. L
Martin, secretary; Mrs. Qeorgf
Eastman, treasurer, and Mrs. O. H
'ohnson, assistant treasurer
ilrs. Potter opened the meeting
with prayer and Mrs. Eastman pre
> sentcd the treasurer's report stat
iing that all bills and v obligation
have beer. met. with a firm finan
cia) backlog remaining for thi
coming year.
The president read a letter of
invitation to the Woman's Auxil
iary convention at Christ chuioh,
New Bern, feb. 1 and 2. an.' re
quested that the representation
from St. Paul's, Beaufort, be a
large one.
One of the projects during the
coming year will be serving of
supper once a month to members
of the St. Paul's Men's club. Their
I next meeting will be Wednesday,
j Jan. 18.
Mrs. Potter appointed her com
mittee chairmen for 1B50: Mrs.
0. H. Johnson, supply secretary;
Mrs. E. J. Jarvis, Christian educa
tion; Mrs. N. H. Russell, United
Thank Offering custodian; Mrs.
Paul Webb, missions; Mrs. G. D.
Gamble, church periodicals, and
Mrs. Martin, promotion.
The meeting was closed with
prayer. The chapter will meet
again Monday afternoon at 3 o'
clock at the home of Mrs. Gamble,
2400 Evans St., Morehead City.
Two Demonstration Clubs
Will Meet Monday, Jan. 16
Two home demonstration clubs
will meet Monday and the Pelle
tier club, originally scheduled to
meet today, will hold its meeting
next Friday.
The Merrimon club will meet at
2:30 Monday afternoon with Mri.
Guy Carraway and the Wire Grass
club will meet at 7 o'clock Monday
night with Mrs. Leaton Dudley.
The meeting date for the Pelle
tier club was changed because the
home agent. Mrs. Carrie Gillikin,
will attend an agent's conference
at Washington, N. C., today.
Tuesday following treatment.
' Mrs. Dallas Willis and twin
<(f Beaufort, Tuesday.
Harry L. Willis of Smyrna,
Tuesday.
Surprise Shower Given
Sisters Wednesday Night
Mr*. Johnny Carlton Gaskill, th<
former Wanda Owens. and Miaa
Dolly Belle Owens, who will be
married on January 22 to Mr
George Morris, were guests ol
honor at a surprise shower Wed
nesday evening.
The party, which was held at the
home of the brides' parents, was
given by the personnel of Rose's
store where both girls have beeh
working,
Games were played during the
evening, and refreshments of
emkes. cookies and cokes were
aerved.
Morris-Owens Wedding
To Take Place Jan. 22
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Owen have
announced the rngagement of
their daughter, Dolly Belle, to Mr.
George Morris.
The wedding will take place at
the home of the bride on Sunday,
Jan. 22.
Edinburgh, Scotland, has a pop
ulation of 500,000.
A WORD TO
THE WIST
Avoid those common
winter ailments by
preparing now ?
supply yourself with
a complete line of
cold remedies and
build up resistance
with plenty of vita
mins.
HOUSE
RfXAU FO? RELIABILITY
Mrs. Holland Entertains
Bridge Club Tuesday
klrs. W. A. Mace, Jr., MM. C.
i It. Whestly and Mr*. James D.
> Potter were guests Tuesday after
noon when Mrs. Gehrmann Hoi
' land entertained her bride* club.
High score prize, a double deck
of cards, was won by Mrs. Robert
Safrit.
Mrs. Holland served a froaen sal
. ad, sandwiches and tee at the end
of the afternoon.
Mrs. Beam Hostess
To Bridge Club Tuesday
Mrs. C. L. Beam was hostess
Tuesday evening when she enter
tained her bridge club.
High score winner for the eve
ning was Mrs. Forrest Simmons,
with Miss Lucille Rice receiving
second high.
? Calvin Johnna, Mr. tad Mr*
Htnry Styron and Hrt. Bculah
Hancock returned Tufiday from
thoir trip toulh.
Miss Lava Darts, a indent at
St. Mary's in Raleigh, is in Lynch
berg, Va., whet* ?h? is recelfing
medical treattitnt.
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