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Beaufort Social News Mr*. UrkWM* Phillips. Sorkrty Edit m Phase UtM Mr. and Mrs I. D. Gillikin and Mrs. Alec Graham have returned Kone from Detroit where they vis ited Mr. and Mrs. C. R Tillman and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lucas and daughter, Margaret, of Greens boro arrived yesterday to spend the Easter weekend with Mrs. Lu cas' parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dill. Mr. and Mrs. Joe House spent last Thursday in Raleigh. Lewis Woodard, a member of the freshman class at Chapel Hill, ar nyed home yesterday for his spring vacation and to join his wife and daughter who have been staying at Harlowe for the past two weeks. George Blast man Jr., a student at Oak Ridge Military Academy, will spend this weekend at home. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Bell returned home Wednesday from a short visit in Winston-Salem. Miss Carol Jones, a member of the freshman class at Flora Mc Donald College, arrived home yes terday for her spring vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Windley, Mrs. H. C. Jones and Mrs. Will Arring ton spent Tuesday in Wilmington. Mrs. Delmas Lewis has accepted a position at Callie's Beauty Shop. Mrs. A. B. Hooper took her ? daughter, Nancy, to Dr. Siijbury'a Baby Hospital at Wrightsville Beach Tuesday for a tonsillectomy. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Mason and daughter, Frances, of Gastonia will arrive today to, spend the Easter weekend with Mr. Mason's sister. Mrs. L. C. Davis. Mrs. Bob Dunn has returned home from Bridgeton where she had been visiting her son, Oswald Dunn. Miss Letitia House, a student at Chapel Hill, arrived home Wednes day for her spring vacation. Mrs. W. H. Willis and her son, Billy, spent Monday in Wilming ton where Billy had a medical check up by Dr. Sidbury. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schoon maker and son, Richard, of Nor wood, N. J., left Wednesday after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chappell. Miss Anne Jjill an4 Miss Martha Gibbs wHf leave today for Bur lington to spend the Easter week end with Miss Jeanne Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wheatley of Washington spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James Wheatley. Dowd Davis, a student at Chapel Hill, arrived home Wednesday for his spring holidays. Mrs. A. M. Fulcher, Miss Annie Claire Fulcher and Mrs. Jack Dill, SEE "THE FRENCH LINE" Starring * JANE RUSSELL at the BEAUFORT THEATRE SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY n ?> u ? When your doctor hands you a prescription, turn your thoughts ? and your footsteps ?toward this professional pharmacy. Each prescription will be compounded by an expert pharmacist with fresh, potent drugs? and you will find our prices always fairl , Guthrie-Jones Drug Co. Phone 2-4981 Merrill Building Beaufort, N. C. j Book Club to Sponsor Town Recreation Program TV Beaufort Book Club voted to ?Mil out letters asking for contri butions to the summer recreation program when it met Thursday at the Inlet Inn. Mrs. H. G. Loft in will be ehairman o i the letters com mittee. The program, which will be di rected by the next Beaufort High School football coach, will be open to ?U children and will give them supervised baseball, swimming and dancing. A report was given by the wel fare committee on the Help-the Home project and they announced home furnishings and bedding would be given a needy family. The committee is working in co operation with the County Welfare Department. R. H. Stephens of New Bern, for merly of Beaufort, gave the pro gram for the evening on architec ture and art. ? Gary Copeland Receives Honors at Wake Forest Gary Copeland, a member of the sophomore class at Wake Forest, has been unanimously elected Magister of Sigma Chi fraternity of Delta Nu chapter at Wake Forest. He has also been elected to the executive committee of the Baptist Student Union and will serve as Sunday School superintendent for the next year, and will have a part in a French play being produced at the college the end of April. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Copeland of Beaufort. Mrs. Newman Lewis Honored Fender lea School at Willard has dedicated its annual to Mrs. New man Lewis, the former Florence Parkin of Beaufort. Mrs. Lewis is scieqce and biology teacher in the high school. Mr. Lewis is principal I of the school. who have been spending the past few months in Melbourne, Fla., are expected to arrive home today. Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Young and children spent Sunday in Wil mington. Mr. James E. Fodrle was ad mitted to Morehead City Hospital Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Weathers of Goldsboro and Major James Weath ers and son, Jimmy, of Washing ton, D. C., will spend this weekend at the Weathers' house on Front street. r Mrs. Callie Ferrier and her daughter, Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Lupton, Mrs. Sophie Lup ton and Allan Lupton spent last weekend in Suffolk. Miss Laura Davis, a student at Chapel Hill, arrived home yester day for her spring vacation. Miss Harriet Stephens will re turn home today from Morehead City Hospital where she has been receiving treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hardy of Kington spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Jones. Mrs. Emma Mumford was ad mitted to Morehead City Hospital Saturday for treatment. YOUR CHILDS PHOTOGRAPH 8x7 PORTRAIT Age Limit 6 Weelu to 10 Yetri Variety of Poses Taken Select Your Choice From Finished Picture* ? No Delay Amazing, but absolutely true! You can have a beautiful 5x7 inch black aid white portrait of your child and you pay only lc per pound of hi* or her weight. MONDAY - TUESDAY WEDNESDAY April 19-20-21 Per Pound A variety of po*es will be taken and you caa Me the finiabad picture withm 16 days. All portrait* made with unconditional guarantee of satiaf action or your money back! Remember, all you pay U one ^etot per pound of your child'* weight! BRING IN YOUR YOUNGSTERS ? TELL YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS ABOUT THIS UNUSUAL MONEY SAVING OFFER! LIMIT 1 CHILD TO A FAMILY ADDITIONAL CHILDREN $1.00 EACH You May Purchaae The Other Poees If You Deaire However, There I* No Obligation I HAMILTON FURNITUKCO- _ SOS LIVE OAK ST. jffl JSL i - m ' iggHHBlKM * - Chalk Putt Prayer Group Presents Play On Power of The Resurrection Once again the Prayer Group per form* on Tuesday night for PTA and again, for Wednesday assem bly, the students presented a play dealing with the power of the Resurrection. The play tells the story at a disillusioned artist who suddenly finds purpose and zeal Hi life after a dream in which he re lives the story of the Resurrection. Archie Willis directed the play. In charge of the devotion were Nina Faye Kirk, Catherine Potter, and Vonda Goodwin. The cast were i Jimmy Wheatley, as Stuart Lang ston, the artist; Rae Frances Has sell as Margaret Blackburn, Winki Willis as Mary, Patsy Daniels as Mary Magdalene, Virginia Robin son as Salome, and Edna Frances Young as the Angel of the Res urrection. Congratulations to the students who so well illustrate the influence of Christian living. Speaking of plays, the seniors really did an outstanding job on their "One Wild Night." It was well staged, performed to perfec tion, and marvelouily funny. In other words, it was wonderful. Ev eryone portrayed their parts beauti fully, but a special tribute should go to Barbara Harris who played the part of the housekeeper. Bar bara did not play the housekeeper ? she was the housekeeper. When she made any gesture, it was the essence of comedy and when she spoke her voice and man nerisms were so saturated with the farcical that the audience burst into spontaneous laughter at every appearance. It is almost an act of cruelty when the second year home ec begin their cooking projects. Last week the halls were filled with such tantalizing odors that it was almost unbearable during the short interval before lunch time. After all, what could smell more tempt ing than baked flounder with on ions and Irish potatoes? Following up this question, what could taste better? The second year girls think the an swer is that as a dish, nothing could be tops, so they prepared it as the main course for their dinner last Friday. As an accompaniement the girls served chef's salad, hush pup pies, iced tea and lemon pie. And since no meal has the finishing touch unless there is an appreci tive guest, Mrs. Shirley Babcock was the honored guest. r The third year home ec girls are studying the advantages and disadvantages of house rental and home ownership. The general con sensus seems to be highly in (avor of ownership for the following rea sons: ownership gives an added sense of position and importance in civic and neighborhood affairs, is a beneficial and safe investment, the home owner is protected from the vagaries of the rental agent, home ownership improves credit, and the children are given a feel ing of greater security. The group also preferred homes which they built themselves rather than those 1 already built. A fine investment ? the ninth grade girls in Mrs. Beveridge"s ] class have used the dollar awarded : by PTA for parent attendance at Copelands Entertain Senior Claw at Party , Mr. and Mr?. B. F. Copeland and Miss Anita Copeland entertained the members of the Beaufort High senior class at a party Saturday evening. During the evening the class members presented Miss Lena Dun can with a nylon slip. Ice cream, soft drinks, cookies, potato chips and nuts were served. " We Put First Things First As registered phar macists, we take very seriously our fore most professional ob ligation which is to fill every prescription exactly as your doc tor specifies, using only fresh, pure, pot ent drugs of the high est quality. BELLS DRUG STORE PkiMUSSI f mat St. B?? *ort,N.C.l the March netting for dust pans and waate paper baskets. "Now hear this!" Through the courtesy of the FHA there has now been installed in the up-stairs hall a 5 cent pencil vending machine. The vendor offers both green and white pencils embellished with the name of the school. Congratulations to Shelba Jane Laughton for a splendid perfor mance in the ECC High School Day Fashion Show. Shelba represent ed the Beaufort Homemaking De partment and modeled a stunning gray faille dress with a hand-made fur collar, which she made herself. On Wednesday, April 7th, Mrs. Brooks class presented the chapel program. Bunny Moore conducted the devotionals As a special treat. Sammy Merrill and Linda Salter played a clarinet duet entitled "Keller's American Hymn of the Republic." The class then gave a , play entitled "Timid Tommy" which dealt with the civil defense program for civilian protection against possible air raids. Sound effects were created by Sammy Merrill and Johnny Owens. O'Neal Hardy was at the curtain. The entire class performed in the play. Following the play were two films dealing also with precautions American citiiens should take against atomic attack. Via a minstrel show the eighth ' grades of Mr. Chadwick and Mrs. ; Babcock now join the ranks of the recognized talented . For an assembly hour.theseclassesunited to produce i a programentitled "Minstrel Days < Gone By." Kenneth Wetherington served as the interlocutor and his merry minstrel men were Tom my Jones as Bones, Russell Gray as Tambo, Bruce Dudley as Snake Eyes. Raymond Gillikin as Rastus, t and David Perry as Persqualie. ] Interspersing the humorous di- ] aloguue were special numbers. : Frances Bell who acted as Mrs. , Tambo, sang "Richochet." Ernest Carcoway illustrated another view of the romantic situation when he sang "I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now?" Nancy Davis, Linda Fodrie, Eliz abeth Edwards, Brenda Smith, and Frances Willis, identified as the Beaufort Belles performed a chor al dance number. Led by Nancy Davis, they sang and danced with Rockette Rhythm to "Balling the Jack." Breaking into the song and dance numbers was a playlet which de scribed the hardships of netely weds and which was performed by Bronya Willis, Jackie Young, and Eugene Piver. Several songs followed. First Larry Kirk and Nina Darling with the song "Un der the Bamboo Tree." Danny Willis sang "Oh, My Papa." Then came a trio of Elouise Dudley, Wanda Jarvis, Clyde Peterson, who called themselves respectively, Saphire, Oriole and Beaulah. The girls did a terrific harmony ver sion of "Bimbo" and as an en core sang, "You Are My Sunshine " Larry Kirk then returned to sing "Secret Love." The group closed Mrs. Lockwood Phillips to Head PTA During 1954-55 School Year Mrs. Lockwood Phillips was elect ed president, Mrs. Duke Howard, vice president. Miss Catherine Gas kill, secretary, and J. O. Barbour Jr., treasurer of the Beaufort PTA Tuesday evening in the school auditorium. Mrs. Claud Wheatly, chairman of the nominating committee, present ed the slate of new officers. They will take office at the May meet ing. Mrs. Ben Jones, president, pre sided. and announced that the state PTA met in convention at Raleigh April 6 through April 8. Mrs. J. W. Crawford of Raleigh was elect ed the new state president and will ' hold office for the next three I years. Among the objectives of the na ' tional and state PTA will be pro viding more clerical help for school principals, increase teacher pay. lower the teacher load and attract and hold the better teachers, Mrs. Jones reported. B. E. Tarkington, school princi pal, announced that the fence pur chased by a committee headed by the Junior Woman's Club has ar rived. The fence will be installed on the school property and will run parallel to highway 70, to keep school children from jumping the ditch by the road and to keep them from running across the highway. The treasurer reported a balance in the bank of $703.97. C. F. Jones, band leader, an nounced that the school band will play at the Newport Homecoming exercises tomorrow afternoon ana asked for transportation for band members. During the meeting parents of next year's first graders were wel comed as special guests and Mrs. B. F. Copeland, program chairman for the evening, presented them with booklets to help them prepare their show with "We'll Say So Long." The show was directed by Mr. Jones. Mr. Chadwick and John Smith were in charge of the scen ery and the sound effects. i their children lor school. Mr. Tarkington introduced Mr Latham of Raleigh who spoke on reference books for school chil dren. The meeting was bpened by the school prayer group, who gave the devotional and an Raster play. Attendance prizes were won by Mrs. VeV-a Freeman's second grade. Mrs. Audrey Steed's fifth grade and Miss Lena Duncan's twelfth grade. Mrs. Hassell Entertains Bridge Club Thursday Mrs. Norwood Youn*; and Mrs. Clarence Guthrie were guests last Thursday when Mrs. Gray Hassell entertained her bridge club. High score prize, a bottle of hand lotion, was won by Mrs. Robert Smith. Mrs. Hassell served angel hash and coffee. Groc* Eur* CircU CUcta N?w Off iceri Monday Mrs Bobbie AuMin wm dMMri president. Mrs Cecil FtUMMi. *ta? p resident, Mrs. A1 Phillip*. re porter; Mrs Jack WhitWjr, serre tary Mrs. A. H Jam ?, treasurer, Mrs. Howard Junes Jr.. profrtA chairman and Mrs. Johnnie Willi*, assistant program churmas. Mon day night whet) the Grace Cot* Circle of Ann Street Methodist Church met with Mrs. Johnnie Willis. Mrs. Bill Williams gave the pro gram. The circle members joined in singing several hymns and Mrs. Austin sang a solo. Mrs. Willis served ice ereaa.' nuts and cookies ? Dunn Willis Troth ToM Mr. and Mrs. Will Willis of Wit liston announce the engagement of their daughter, Betty Zane, to Pfc Anson D Dunn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius J. Dunn of Beaufort. Mrs. Carlton Hatsell and two daughters spent Saturday in Swansboro. A PROFESSIONAL SERVICE... Like your physician, we have no such thing as "hours" when your health is at stake. Through our emergency phone service, we can be reached at any hour of the day or night, when time is vital to fill your pre scription. 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