jRoreheah Citg ^ocial
?ta imit ? Utt s?mt wit* ph,,t M1"
Nicholas A. Daniels will arrive
Sunday from Newark, N. J, lo
spend three weelu vacation with
his daughter-in-law, Mrs. A. N.
Daniels, and grandson, Nlckl.
Mrs Glen Rose returned Tues
day from Charlotte where she at
tended a beauty shop convention.
Mrs. James Cratch and daughter,
Chythia. accompanied by her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs B. L. Hinnant
of Whlteville, left Wednesday
morning for a week's trip to New
York.
Phillip Crqjve, son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. 0. Crowe, left Monday for
San Diego, Cal., wjiere he will join
the Navy.
Mr and Mrs. J. R. Sanders and
Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Morey will
leave today for Durham to attend
the Duke-Navy football game Sat
urday.
Dr. and Mrs. Ben F. Royal are
leaving today to spend the week
end in Chapel Hill.
W. I.. Derrickson left Wednesday
on a business trip to West Virginia
and Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marino mov
ed Wednesday to their new home
on N. 7th st.
Capt. George Knapp. USMC, now
stationed at Miami, Fla., spent
Tuesday night with Dr. and Mrs.
John Morris. Capt. and Mrs. Knapp
are former residents of this city.
Mrs. Kenneth Ray Ball arrived
Wednesday from Heflin, Ala., to
spend the winter with her mother
and father-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
George Purifoy.
Mrs. Frinois Purifoy spent a few ,
days this week visiting relatives in ?
Goldsboro. j
BMl/c Kenneth Ray Ball, USCG, a
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Puri- .
foy, is now in the Canal Zone on ?.
lis way to Hawaii. He is aboard I
the CGC Lansing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Clyde Carr and
son, Clyde, jr., are leaving this J
weekend for Roseboro where Mrs. f
Carr and son will visit with Mr.
Carr's mother, Mrs. J. M. Kime, u
While Mr. Can attends the theatre "
convention in Charlotte. They are
to return Thursday.
Mrs. Peter Brogan has returned ?
from a month's visit with her
mother in Ridgewood, N. J. ,
Richard Stanley will spend the 0
weekend in Raleigh where he will *
visit his brother at State college. J
Mrs. J. C. Taylor, Mrs. M. T. c
Mills and Miss Ann Mills left Wed- .
nesday for Richmond where they J
will spend a few days.
Mm. Fred Ship, jr., Mrs. Mildred 1
llarker, Mrs. James Noble and Mrs. .
E. E. Richards of New Bern are ex- :
pected to spend Saturday with Mrs. ;
Gus Davis and family.
Guest of Bridge CM
Mrs. Norman Post was guest '
Wednesday night when Mrs. .
George Adams was hostess to her
bridge club. High score was won
by Mrs. Virginia Webb. Mrs. Karl
Stiles waa second high and Mrs.
Rachel Willis was low. Mrs. Adams
served iced drinks, cheese tidbits,
candy and nuts during play.
I
B. Howard Addresses
Funior Woman's Club
Mra. Lonnie D. Dill introduced
he speaker of the evening. R. B.
Inward, at the dinner meeting of
he Junior Woman'a club held
Wednesday night at the Blue Rib
on club. Howard spoke on scout
ng
He gave a thorough outline of
he origin of Boy and Girl Scouts
n<( Urged all members of the club
E> take it upon themselves to en
ourage and help in any way possi
le to promote scouting organiza
ions throughout the county.
During the business discussion
hat followed, Mrs. H. C. Barrow,
hairman of the club's recent
lower sale, reported a total of
149 cleared. She expressed thanks
> the members for the fine co
peration they gave in selling the
lowers.
The club voted to help the Girl
cout organization in Morehead
ity, of which they are sponsors,
y financial support and also to
elp with their Christmas party
Ms year.
4rs. L. A. Eakin Is Hostess
"or Bridge Club Tuesday
Mrs. Helene Williams, Cherry
oint, Mrs. Henry White, Mrs. W.
. Merion and Mrs. Ray Cummins
'ere guests Tuesday night when
Irs. L. A. Eakin was hostess to her
ridge club. Mrs. Merion and Mrs.
ummins are to become regular
members of the club.
High score was won by Mrs. E.
r., McKinley Mrs. Paul Branch
/as second and Mrs. Williams was
>w. The hostess served nuts, can
y and iced drinks during play and
uke and coffee after progressions.
The next meeting of the c^ib
/ill be Nov. 18 at the home of Mrs.
<^hn Ooyman, Cherry Point. Mrs.
lupert Mercer, who also lives at
'herry Point, was ill and unable to
ttend.
>1. Andrew's Auxiliary
3osipones Tea, Bazaar
At a meeting of the Woman's
uxiliary ot St. Andrew's Episcopal
hurch Wednesday night it was an
lounced that the date (or the ,'ilver
pa and bazaar has been postponed
intil Dec. 2, the location to be an
lounced later.
Interesting talks concerning vari
us aspects of the recent Episcopal
;eneral convention at Wilmington
?ere given by members who at
ended. ?<
It was announced that final plans
lave been completed for the laying
if the cornerstone of St. Andrew's
hurch Sunday afternoon. The
lUXiliary will hold a reception fol
owing the ceremonies at the home
if Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Morrill. ,
This meeting was held at the
lome of Mrs. W. W. Patrick, with
Mrs. Morrill, president, presiding.
Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Thomas
Mills announce the engagement of
heir daughter. Ann, to Dr. John
Samuel McRoberts, son of Mrs.
Samuel J. McRoberts and the late
Mr. McRoberts of Hornetl, N. Y.
rho wedding will Uke place Dec.
13 in the base chapel at Cherry
Point.
| Calendar of Events |
TODAY
8 p.m.? Young Woman's class.
First Methodist church, at home
of Mrs. Walter Morris, 1107 Evans
St.. Morehead City.
8 p.m.? Woodmen of the World.
1302 Arendell St.. Morehead City.
SUNDAY
3 p.m.? Concert, St. Paul's Epis
copal church. Beaufort.
MONDAY
10 a.m.? Ministers association,
civic center, Morehead City.
8:30 p.m. ? Morehead City Jay
cees, Waterfront restaurant.
8:30 p.m. ? Medical society, More
head City hospital.
7:30 p.m.? PTA, Morehead City
school auditorium.
7:30 p.m. ? Woman's club, Frank
lin Memorial Methodist church,
Morehead City.
7:30 p.m. ? Carteret County
Bridge leagup, American Legion
hut. Beaufort.
TUESDAY
6:45 p.m. ? Beaufort Rotary club.
Inlet inn.
7:30 p.m.? Organized Army Re
serve corps, Potter building, Beau
fort.
7:30 p.m.? Ocean Lodge, Masonic
Lodge. Morehead City.
7:30 p.m.? Woman's club. First
Christian church, Morehead City.
8 p.m.? Lanier Book club, civic
center, Morehead City.
8 p.m.? PTA, -Beaufort school
auditorium.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Discharged after treatment:
Martin Dixon, Salter Path, Wed
nesday; Mrs. Walter Howard, Ocra
eoke, Tuesday; Jean Lewis, Davis,
Sunday; Mr. and Mrs. Randolph
Mason, Atlantic, Tuesday; Mrs. Ed
ward Merrill, Ocracoke, Monday;
Baby Olivia Mason, Beaufort. Sun
day; Miss Francis Piner, Williston,
Tuesday; Martin Reid, Morehead
City. Monday; Mrs. Leo Whitley,
llobucken, Sunday.
Discharged after operation:
Wanda Faye Buchannon, More
head City, Tuesday; Mrs. Sonny
Long, Morehead City, Wednesday;
Mrs. Walter Davis, Markers island,
Monday; Mrs. Dallas Willis, Beau
fort, Tuesday; Miss Alida Willis,
Morehead City, Tuesday; Burt
White, Newport, Monday.
Discharged :
Mrs. William Styron and infant
son, Newport, Wednesday.
Admitted for treatment:
Mr. Herbert Bell, Newport. Sat
urday; Mrs. Sue Bell, Swansboro,
Monday; Mrs. Justin Ball, More
head City. Sunday; Mr. L. D. fee II,
Newport. Tuesday; Mr. Jetry La
nier, Newport, Tuesday; Mr. ?a*
thur Savage, Havelock, Monday;
Miss Marion Willis, Harkers Island,
Monday.
Admitted (or operation:
Mrs. Dave Battle Webb, More
head City, Sunday; Mr. Manly
Quinn. Newport. Tuesday; Mrs. Vi
ola Howard, Newport, Monday;
Mrs. Eloise Dudley, Swansboro,
Tuesday; Mr. Leaman Corbett,
Newport, Tuesday.
Good luncheon salad: Creamed
cottage cheese piled on top of
diced apple, diced celery, and
broken walnut meats. Sprinkle the
cottage cheese topping with a little
minced parsley or add a few sprigs
of water cress.
7eett *Jofuc4 |
By Liada Long
?tyie Morehead City Eagles tested
their new bus on their trip to Tar
boro Friday night. This bus, paint
ed red and white, was the prize
for the winner of the Morehead
Beaufort game played 6ct. 10.
Another much coveted prize won
that night was the Mullet Bucket,
which the Sea Dogs of Beaufort
will attempt to re-captyire in the
last game of the season.
Accompanying the team, in a
chartered bus. were the Morehead
City high school band members
and majorettes, in snappy and col
orful uniforms. The cheerleaders
followed in cars.
Boys Night?
A TW1RP dance Tuesday night ,pt
the recreation center was sponsor
ed by the FHA. TWIRP (meaning
the woman is requested to pay),
was easy night for the boys. The
girls invited the boys, paid their
way in, bought their refreshments
and asked them to dance. In other
words, the girls footed the bills
the night of Nov. 4. The FHA
cleared $28. 50 from this dance.
Novella Rcid won the door prize
and was crowned Queen of the
evening. At intermission George
Lillis sang three numbers and Jean
Smoyer did a tap dance.
The American History class, Mrs.
John Phillips teacher, climaxed a
study of election issues and pro
cedure with a visit to the polls on
election day. They observed the
voters going through the line and
their questions were answered by
Fred Lewis.
The Beta club met Tuesday af
ternoon for its regular meeting.
The possibilities of establishing a
Beta club at Newport were dis
cussed. A committee, Mary *Lou
Norwood. Helen Willis and Ann
Garner, was appointed to look into
the matter: The meeting adjourned
after a program on the meaning
of the Beta club was presented by
Annette Guthrie and Bernice Wil
lis Parkin.*
The Boys Hi-Y mot Tuesday
night. Attending for the first lime
Were: Gordon Willis, Linwood
Jones. Buddy Rose, Billy Laughton,
WSCS Members Will Sell
Food Plates from Church
The Suzanne Land circle of the
WSCS, Franklin Memorial Meth
odist church, will sell ham platters
tomorrow in the basement of the
church, starting at 11. o'clock. The
sale will continue until all plates
are sold.
Telephone orders will be taken
at 6-3232 and plates will be deliver
ed to your home or place of busi
ness.
Jimmy Willis, Jarvis Weeks, Bobby
Willis and R E Willis.
Since the club attends church
once a month in a body it was de
cided to attend the First Baptist
church this Sunday morning. Mr.
Paul Moore, guest speaker, gave a
tajk on engineering.
The club will give an oyster roast
next Tuesday night for its new
members. Tommy Oglesby, John
Ballou and Jarvis Weeks were ap
pointed to look after this. The
meeting closed with the friendship
circle.
The Morehead City chapter of
the Future Homemakers of Amer
ica is celebrating FHA week Nov.
2-8 with some activity each day.
i These activities emphasize the
meaning of the organization.
Monday the club attended the
county rally at Beaufort and had
;i rose ceremony, planted a rose
bush on the lawn. Supper in the
home economics department and a
rally in the auditorium were in
cluded in the program. The high
light of the meeting was a discus
sion on the meaning of the mar
riage ceremony, given by the Hcv.
Leon Couch, pastor of the First
Methodist church, Morehead City.
Tuesday night they sponsored
the TW1RP dance. On Wednesday
the members invited an inspection
of their exhibit in the Spinning
Wheel window. Thursday, members
brought packages for the World
Christmas festival, sharing the joy
of Christmas with the boys and
girls of other lands. Today is pub
licity day.^
Tomorrow, family day, is when
each member will do something
for their family which will contri
bute to better family living. The
chapter concludes the week by at
tending the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning.
STORK NEWS
Births at Morehead City hocpital:
To Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ftinder
burk, Morehead City, a daughter,
Terry Lee, Thursday, Oct. 30.
To Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Moore
Piner, Beaufort, a son, Jarvis
Moore. II, Tuesday, Nov. 4.
To Mr. and Mrs. William Clifton
Styron, Newport, a son, Larry
Wayne, Sunday, Nov. 1.
To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ves
tal Myers, Newport, a daughter,
Joyce Lynn, Saturday, Nov. 1.
OBITUARY
DANNIE WILLIS
Funeral services for Dannie
Willis, 61, who died yesterday
morning in More head City hospital
of a heart attack, will be held at
the home at Uarkers Island at
10:30 this morning. The Rev. Wil
liams of the Pentecostal Holiness
church will officiate. Burial wHl
be in Virgie Mae cemetery.
Surviving Mr. Willis are his wife,
Mrs. Ollie Willis, two daughters,
Mrs. David Yeomans, Mrs. Mllas
Guthrie and two grandchildren, *11
of Harkers Island.
The Nile is the longest river in
Africa.
THount
Vernon
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