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Mrs. Walter Chambers of Mar
ion and Uri Zeno Martin of Ra
leifh, viaitad Mr. and Mra. Marion
Mills Wadnaaday and Thuraday.
Jeasi* McWilliams of Norfolk.
Va., arrived Saturday to risk the
Ahwh Ham 11 tons
Hubert Fulcher, Vernoii Guthrie
and Wade Bell attended the East
Carolina Firemen's association
meeting in Edanton Tuesday
night
Mrs. W. P. Freeman took her
daughter, Mrs. William Berwick to
New Bern Friday, following her
viatt here laat week.
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MOREHEAD CITY
Mr. mud Mrs. C. N. Stroud visi
ted in Oxlord, Sunday.
Jack Farmer, a student at Chap
el Hill, spent the weekend in town.
Mrs. Fred W. Plttmaa utd child
ren, Charles Raymond and Fred
die, spent Thursday In Swansboro.
Mrs. J. C. Taylor, who had apent
several days with her daughter
and family. Dr. and Mrs ty A
Van Nortwiok, in Jacksonville,
Fla., returned home Saturday. She
was accompanied by her grandson,
Billy, who will spend some time
here.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Webb and
Corinne, spent Sunday in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Dowdy apent
Friday Hi Durham.
Mrs. John H. Bunn visited her
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Fajkner, and Mrs. Bunn's
mother, Mrs. George Finch, in Ox
ford, Sunday.
Mrs. T. C. GilHkin who has
spent several days visiting in Wll
liston, returned to Morehead City
Sunday.
Mrs. John Phillips, Jr., and Mrs.
Clyde Helms spent Saturday in
New Bern.
George Ball is confined to his
home on Sbackleford avenue be
cause of illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Canfield
motored to Raleigh Sunday to
meet Mrs. Richard Guthrie of Mad
ison, N. J., who came to visit her
mother, Mrs. G. D. Canfield.
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Mr. and Mm.' 0 t. Sandaram
and Faya, apent Sunday is Golds
bora.
Mr. and lira. J. E. Maaon anc
daughter, Frances, apent Satorda)
in Haw Ban. .
Little Barbara Ann Brorfka, lire
(raAar at Mare head City school
la recovering from a broken leg
luitalned laat weak while playing
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in South Carolina oo business.
Mrs John J. Jarvia, of St. Louii
Mo . la apending the month of Jan
itary with bar aon and family
Captain and Ura. John J. Jarvii
on Sunaat Shores.
Mias Corinnp Ball left tor Golds
boro Sunday, to be joined then
by Mias Peart Creech. They wit
continue ta New York for a tw<
weeks stay.
Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Jorgenser
and Mrs. Margaret Atz apent Sat
urday in New Bern.
Mrs. Cecil Nelson and sons
David and Cecil, spant Sunday ir
Raleigh.
Mr. and Mra. W W. Blalock 01
Marion, N. C., arrived Thursday tt
visit Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Pittman
Mr. and Mra. L. D. Dill spem
the weekend in Raleigh and Chap
el Mil.
Mr. and Mrs Oeorge McNeil
and son, Robert, apent Sunday ir
Wilmington with Dr. and Mrs
Frank Hall.
M. U. Collins spent Monday anc
Tueaday in Rocky Mount on busi
neas.
Miss Ruth Peeling will present
a book review at the Literary anc
Art Department club meeting a1
? o'clock tonight in the Civic Cen
ter.
Mrs. John Nelaon recently spen
a weekend in Washington witl
her lister, Mrs. Jesse Godley.
Calvin Bell of Cortez, Fla., ii
here visiting his grandmother
Mrs. N. P. Bell, and aunts, Mrs
John Nelson and Mrs. Charlit
Powers
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lewi:
and Cuff Willis spent last week
end hi Elkin -with P. A. Green
wosa. They also visited the Blui
Ridge mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Goodwli
Spent Thursday and Friday ii
Greensboro Ehrin Hancock o
Beaufort, returned with them Sal
urday.
Mrs. C. J. Wolfe, Jacksonville
Fla., Is visiting her sister. Mn
George Stovall, who recently re
turned from the hospital.
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; Heme Department Hears
- Address on Legal Rights
Claud* Wheatly, Jr., of Beaufort
i (poke on the topic, "Woman's
. Legal Right" before the American
Rome department of the Woman's
club Wednesday at 3:30 in the
1 Civic Center.
r Mrs. 0. H. Johnson introduced
Mr. Wheatly who gave a ihort
history of the beginnings of wom
t an's interest in legal ? rights, fol
, lowed by a discussion of dower's
, right, estate by the entirety, hus
. band's right of courtesy, and
righta of inheritance.
[ He pointed out that unless oth
erwise provided, a wife is enti
tled to only one third of her hus
i band's property at his death. He
. explained that under the rights of
, inheritance either partner may
I qualify as administrator at the
death of the other one, provided
It is so stated in a will, and thus
- save 20 per cent of the property.
! He suggested that the best so
I lution is for each of the pair to
i make a will, stating who is to be
the administrator, distribution of
the property, and whether the ad
i ministrator is to serve with or
- without bond.
Following an open discussion.
Mrs. D. G. Bell, Woman's club
, president, made several announce
i ments, including progress on the
odd stamp collection for the veter
an's hospital.
[ The meeting was called to order
i by chairman, Mrs. H. M. Eure, who
. welcomed Mrs. Charles Edwards.
a visitor. Mrs. L. A. Wemple, of
1 New York received note stationery
- as a door prize.
The Vfesdames O. H. Johnson,
Earl Norwood and S. C. Holloway.
1 hostesses, served glazed ginger
i bread, nuts, candies, and coffee.
Miss Helen Martin Hostess)
1 To Bridge Club Thursday
Miss Helen Martin entertained
. her bridge club Thursday night
' with these guests, aside from club
' ! members, Mrs Joseph Hall. Mrs.
' Margaret At*, Mrs. John PhiHips
and Mrs. Jack Tate.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Mar- 1
garet Atz, high guest score, Mrs.
Dan Swindell, for high club score.
Mrs. Wade Bell had second high |
and Mrs. Edgar Bell, low score.
The hostess served chocolate
pie and coffee before play, and
cokes and candy during progres
sions.
Two Hostesses Entertain
Bridge Club Friday Night
Mrs. D. J. Eure and Mrs. W. L.
Derrickson entertained members
qf their bridge club Friday night
TO tfc* latter's home. They served
* buffet supper from a table dec
orated in the Valentine colors of
red and white. Red gladioli and
tulips, with white cyclamen and
red tapers in silver holders were
used.
Guests aside from club mem- 1
bers, were Mr. and Mrs. R. G. |
Lowe, Dr. and Mrs. Ben F. Royal,
and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Matthews.
Three Special Guesis
Attend Bridge Party
Guests, aside from club mem
bers, when Mrs. Robert E. Laugh
ton entertained her bridge club
Tuesday night, were Mrs. G. E.
Sanderson, Mrs. Frank Moran and
Mrs. D. H. McRackan. Mrs. McRac
kan won high guest score, Mrs. S.
J. Rabon, club high, and Mrs. Wal
ter Davis, Jr., second high.
The hostess served jello with
whipped cream, cookies and col
fee.
Mrs. Virginia Purifoy
Wins High Score Thursday
Mrs. Virginia Purifoy won high
?core and Miss Irene Spence sec
ond high when Miss Dorothy Har
rell entertained her bridge club in
the civic center Thursday night.
Mrs. Ben Wade was a guest.
The hostess served cokes, cook
ies, nut* and candies.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Joslyn spent
the week-end in Raleigh.
I Miss Anne Rivers of Newport
spent the week-end with Miss Ann
Garner.
Miss Edith Broadway has re
turned from a trip to Danville,
Va? Greensboro, Siler City and
Spring Lake, N. C. While in
Greensboro she was the guest 'of
the Rev. and Mrs. R. Cole Lee,
former pastor of the First Bap
tist church here. The Lees send
tbeir greetings to friends here.
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Garden, Civics Club Talk
Tbe Garden and Civic* club will
meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow in tbe
Civic Center. George H. McNeill,
attorney will ipeak on The Value
Of Making A Will. Memberi are
reminded to bring plant! for ex
change.
Hostesses win be Mrs. Sam Ad
ler, Mrs. Luther Ptaar and Mn.
Duffy Wade.
Mrs. Paul Webb Wins High
Score at Bridge Parly
Mrs. Paul Webb won high score
and Mrs. 0. H. Johnson low, when
Mrs. G. Henry Jackson entertained
the Fortnightly bridge club Fri
day afternoon.
After two progressions the hos
tess served fruit salad, cheese
sticks, nuts, macaroons and coffee.
All of the club members were
present.
Birthday Celebrated
Miss Ann Garner entertained
about twenty friends Saturday
night on the occasion of her four
teenth birthday. Mrs. Alvin Gar
ner, assisted by Mrs. A. H. Mc
Donald, served block cake and
lime ice, following which the
young people went to the Teen
Age club for a social evening.
Mrs. Nelson Wins
Mrs. Julius Nelson won high
score when Mis. George Wester
lind entertained her two table
bridge club Wednesday evening.
The hostess served pumpkin pie
with whipped cream and coffee.
Stork News
BORN TO
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Young, Jr.,
of Morehead City, a son, Micha?l
Andres, Friday, Jan. 13. -
Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts
Sanders. Morehead City, a son,
James Roberts, Jr., Wednesday,
Jan. 11.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Springs o{
Morehead City, a son, James Wil
liam, Wednesday, Jan. 11.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fluhart, Har
kers Island, a son, John Gregory,
Sunday, Jan. 8.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lee of Pel
letier, a son, Edward Thompson,
Thursday, Jan. 12.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Melvin, Jr.,
of this city, a son, Larry Kenneth,
Monday, Jan. 16.
Dr. and Mrs. W. A. VanNortwick
of Jacksonville, Fla? announce the
birth Thursday, Jan. 12, of a son,
Wallace Taylor. Mrs. VanNort
wick is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Taylor of Morehead
City.
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WILL hook WILLIS
Fuaeral service* (or Will Moore
Willis, <0, who dltd at bis home
at 1705 Bridles St., Morehead
CSty, Thursday afternoon, w?re
held from -the home at 3 o'clock
Friday afternoon. Burial vits in
Bay View cemetery. The Rev.
Lester A. Tilley conducted the
services.
Mr Willis was the son of the
late Joseph Lane and Ida M. Wil
lis. He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Mollie Becton Willia, a
daughter, Mrs. James F. O'Conner,
two sons, Alton C. Willis, all of
Morehead CKy, and Martin L. Wil
lis of Beaufort, 10 grandchildren
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Jan. 9? We are having some
nice weather only the wind blows
so hard the fishermen cannot fish.
Mrs. Elvin Piner brought her
little girl home last week from
Dr. Sidbury's hospital. She still
has to be kept quiet. We all wish
her to get well so she can go back
to school.
Mrs. Letha Sabiston is still on
the sick list but improving slow
ly. Sure hope she can soon be
able to go back to her work at
House's Drug store in Beaufort. #
Mrs. James Wade visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Ruby Piner, one day
last week in Beaufort. She has
been sick quite a long time. We
would all be glad to see her get
well again.
Thomas Wade and wife. Patsy,,
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Wade.
Mrs. Bertha Piner and Mrs.
Maggie Piner made a business
trip to New Bern one day last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wade and
two children and Mr. and Mrs.
Iredell Willis visited Mr. Iredell's
daughter, Mrs. Charles Piner, one
night last week.
Euclid Wade was married at
the parsonage at Atlantic Satur
day night. He married Janice Earl
Willis of Smyrna. We all wish
them a happy life together.
Business is picking up around
here. Lots of clams to open is
surely a big help for all concerned.
Wish there was work everyday
opening.
Mrs. James Davis and children
of Beaufort visited Mrs. Pauline
Wade one day last week.
Paris Press Bows to Provinces
PARIS ? (AP) ? French provin
cial newspapers are stealing away
the circulation of the big Paris
dailies, according to figures com
piled by the French Press"Federa
tion. Latest estimates show the
provincial press has about 7,000,
000 readers, while the Paris press
has only 3,800,000 readers. Before
the war Paris newspapers sold a
bout the same number of copies
as those of the provinces combin
ed.
Mid one great grandchild.
Pall bearers were Headen Finer,
Fred Royal, C. N, Hobbs, Marvin
Hughes. Johnny Eaton and Abbott
Morris.
MRS. KHTTTE BIGGS
Funeral services will be held
this afterroon at her home in Eliz
abethtown. N. C? for Mrs. Mittie
Biggs who died Saturday at the
home ol her daughter, Mrs. Don
Mulpass. in Philadelphia, Pa.
Surviving are three brothars,
Carl Whitehead of Crab Point, Dr.
A. P. Whitehead of Rocky Mount.
Dr. J. W. Whitehead of Smithfield
and three slaters, Mrs. C. p. Smith "
of Bachelor, Mrs. Emily Becton
of Wake Forest, and Mrs. H. O.
Thomas of Wilmington.
Her husband, the Rev. W. O.
Biggs, a Baptist minister, died
some years ago.
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Robes and Raincoats
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