Mrs. Duncan Entertains
Bridge Club Thursday '
Mn. H. G. Loftln m ? special
guest Thursday evening when Mn
G. W. Duncan entertained her
bridge club kl ? covered duh sup
per
Following dinner bridge wu
played, with high score prize going
to Mn. W. L. Woodard. who re
ceived a package of soap. Mn Vol
tin woo guest prue, a package of
soap and Mis* Maybelle Naal re
ceived low score prise, a guest
towel.
At the end of the bridge, Mn.
Duncan served date roll and cof
fee, and during the evening the
group exchanged Christmas gifts.
Beaufort Social News
Mr. aad tin. Mitchrll Gray m
turned home Sunday trom MitliU
sett, 1MI Ut?d, N. Y? where Mr.
Gray has beea ? hospital patient
far tit* past five weelu
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Dudley
and spa. Konoie. of Pascaaoula,
Miss., are spendiaf part o i their
vacation with bis lather and sister.
Mrs. M. S. Snowdea returned
bone last Tuesday froas a weefc
end visit In Virginia Beach ?nd
Washington. P. C.. where sfre vi#!-?
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Mr?. Harry Parluo is spending
the Christmas holidays v ith her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mr* Bruce Willis of llon?head
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Harris will
leave today for a visit in Erwin.
Sanford and Lexington. They will
Christmas in Lexington with
UN. 8. J. Erwin
Charles R Parkin arrived home
Friday from the Patterson School.
Lenoir, for Christmas vacation. His
father. Mr. Herbert Parian, drove
there to get bim.
Maj. and Mr?. R K Williams
and three children of Alexandria.
Va., will arrive today to spend
Christmas with Mr and Mrs.
George Brooks.
Ward King, who has been serv
ing in Korea for the past two
years, arrived home Thursday.
Miss Carol Jones, a member of
the junior class at Madison Col
lege, Harrisonburg. Va., arrived
home Friday for tier Christmas va
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Thome have
left for Wilmington to make their
home there.
Miss Virginia HasseU, a fresh
man at the University of North
Carolina Nursing School, arrived
home Saturday for her Christmas
vacation.
I Miss Ann Noe, a student at High 1
Point College, arrived home over |
the weekend for the Christmas
holidays.
Harold Willis, a member of the
freshman class at Chowan College,
and formerly of Beaufort, is spend
ing the Christmas holidays with his
parents in Columbus, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Dear of
1 Jersey City, N. J., will arrive to
, day to spend Christmas with their
I daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Lockwood Phillips. They will
be guests at Inlet Inn.
Mr. David Clawson who under
went an operation at Duke Hospital ;
Friday Ls slightly improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Willis and
young son of Chapel Hill arrived .
over the weekend to spend Christ- 1
MS with his parents. Mr and Mrs. I
W. H Willis.
Miss Mary Elisabeth Davis, a :
member of the faculty at the Uni- 1
vcrsity of Arkansas. Fayetteville, !
Arte., arrived home over the week
end to spend the Christmas holi
day* with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Joel Davis.
Miss Edna Frances Young, a stu
dent at Greensboro College, will
arrive home tomorrow for her
Christmas vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Young
moved Saturday to their newly
purchased home, the former Hil
ton Hill house.
Charles Pake, a student at
Chowan College, arrived home over
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UAVTMY, N. C.
Holliday. Lynch Wedding
Solemniied Wednesday
The mrrtiff of MIm Terry
Lynch, daughter at Mr. and Mr*.
James Lynch a I Smyrna, to Mr.
Wallace Holliday, m of Mr and
Mrs. Stanley HoiMday of Paint ad
Coat. N. Y, was solemnised Wed
nesday, Dec. 14. la the Mkaiatiary
Baptist Church, Smyrna.
The Rev Caleb Goodwin offi
ciated. Mr*. Henry Murphy, plan
1st, gave a program of nuptial
music and Miu Hazel Lynch waa
??Mat
The bride, who waa given in
marriage by her father, wore a
winter white dress and carried a
Bible topped with a purple-throat
ed white orchid.
Mra. Euclid Wtide, sister of the
i bride, waa mat, on of honor. She
I wore a turqouise blue drew with
| black accessories and carried a
I bouquet of pink carnations.
Mr. Pete J. Asterina was best
man and Sheldon Willis served aa
1 usher.
| Mrs. Lynch, mother of the bride,
wore a navy blue dress with black
accessories and a eorsafe of yellow
roses.
Following the wedding cere
mony, a cake cutting was held at
the home of Mrs. Julia Willis,
grandmother of the bride.
Before leaving on a wedding trip
the bride changed into an oxford
grey suit with matching acces
sories. Her corsage was the white
orchid lifted from her bridal bou
quet.
The newly-married couple will
make their home in Corning, N. Y.
I
Hospital Notes
Morehead City Hospital
Admitted: Mr. Ambrose Guthrie,
Marshallberg; Mrs. Wilbur Simp
son, Morehead City, Wednesday.
On Thursday: Mr. Ted Hall,
Morehead City; Mrs. Rufus Ward,
Newport.
On Friday: Mr. Jessie Gorman,
Newport; Mrs. Lee Pollard, New
port; Gordon Patriek, Morehead
City.
Discharged: On Wednesday; Mrs.
Novis Herring, Morehfad City; Mr.
Thomas Salter, Salter Path; Mr.
Marion Taylor, Newport.
On Thursday: Mrs. Charles M.
Brooks and daughter, Harkers Is
land; Mrs. R. S. Jones, Newport;
Edward G. Styron, Williston; Don
na Rice, Beaufort; Mr. Mack Sty
ron, Beaufort: Judy Morton, More
head City.
On Friday: Mrs. Norvie Day,
Beaufort; Mrs. James Forbes,
Morehead City; Mrs. Marion Noe,
Beaufort; Mrs. George Newman
and son, Salter Path; Baby Luther
Rowe, Morehead City; Mrs. Dan
Swindell and son, Morehead City;
Mrs. Tommy Wade, Morehead City;
Mrs. Mary M. Lavelle, Morehead
City; Anita Windley, Beaufort.
On Saturday: Mr. Thomas Willis,
Morehead City; Mrs. Warren GlHi
kin, Beaufort; Mrs. Richard Jolliff
and daughter, Morehead City; Mrs.
R. N. Hudnall and son, Beaufort;
Mr. Clem N. Lewis, Smyrna
Sea Level Haspital
Admitted: Mrs. Roma Smith, At
lantic, Thursday; Mrs. Julia Mc
Cain, Newport, Friday; Mrs. Min
nie Lewis, Gloucester, Saturday;
Mrs. Adeline Mason, Stacy, Satur
day.
Discharged: Mrs Roma Smith,
Atlantic, Friday; Mrs. Roberta
Jean Willis and son, Stacy, Sat
urday; Mr. Wesley Wilson, Mar
shallberg, Sunday; Mrs. Cora Dan
iels, Cedar Island, Sunday.
the weekend for his Christmas va
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Newsome will
leave this week for Gates County |
to make their home there.
Mrs. Pearl Wyman left yesterday |
for her home in Billings, Mont.,
after a month's visit with her|
daughter, Mrs. Mitchell Gray.
Lt. Burton Daniels, USAF, ar- 1
rived Sunday from San Antonio,
Texas, to spend Christmas with his |
parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Daniels.
Miss Patricia Webb, Richmond,
spent the weekend at her home |
here.
Dickie Dickinson arrived home
over the weekend from the Citadel, I
Charleston, S. C., for his Christmas [
vacation.
M/Sgt. Tom Gibbs left Sunday
(or Montgomery. Ala., after being
called here by the critical illness
and death of his grandmother. |
Mrs. Margaret Gibbs.
Henry Davis of Wilmington. Del., I
spent the weekend with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Davis.
Miss Nancy Russell, a member o f
the senior class at Salem College,
arrived home Friday for the
Christmas holidays.
Patrol aiaa III
State Highway Patrolman W. J.
Smith Jr.. Morebead City, has
been confined to bed, suffering
from a back injury.
E. W. Downum I
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Betty Jegn Daniels, Edward Beard
Married in Double Ring Ceremony
Ml* BaUy Jean Daniels daugh
ter o I Mr. and Mrs. Burton DanieU.
and Mr. Edward Beard, ion of Mr.
ami Mn William Ernest Beard af
York, 8. ?., were united in mar
riage Sunday at S a'atoek in the
afternoon in Ana Street Methodiat
Church.
The Bev. J. n. Young, paator,
performed tbe double ring cere
mony before an altar banked with
white gladiolaa and ferns. Lighted
candies in aeven-branched candela
bra gave the only illumination.
Prior to the wedding ceremony,
Mr* John Butler, organist, gave a
program of nuptial music and Mrs.
JarvLs Herring, soloist, sang Be
cause. O Promise Me, and as the
benediction O Perfect Love.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown
of white chantilly lace over satin.
The. dress was fashioned with a
Bridal Couple Honored
At Pre-Nupfial Parties
MLss Betty Jean Daniels and Mr. |
Edward Beard, who were married ,
Sunday afternoon Ann Street j
Methodist Chureh, were hohored !
with a dinner party Saturday night ,
and a luncheon Sunday noon.
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Danieley of
Elon College, sjster and brother-in
law of the bride, entertained at a
dinner at the home of the bride's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Burton
Daniels of Lennoxville Road, prior '
to the wedding rehearsal Saturday
night.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Val
verta Garner of Newport, sister
and brother-in-law of the bride, '
entertained the bridal couple,
members of the bridal party and
immediate members of both fami
lies at luncheon at Captain Bill's !
Restaurant in Morehead City.
Obituaries
MISS IDA WILLIS
Miss Ida Willis, 84. died Sun- '
day afternoon at her home in j
Marshallberg after a long illness.
Funeral services were held at
2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the |
home with the Rev. A. L. Benton, |
pastor of' the Baptist Church, of
ficiating. Burial was in Through
the Woods Cemetery.
Surviving are a brother, Thomas
[Clifford Willis, with whom she
made her home; two sisters, Mrs. 1
Sara Frances Lewis, Marshallberg,
I Mrs. Ada Willis, Davis, and a ne
phew, Monroe Willis of the home. ;
MRS. MARGARET C. GIBBS i
Mrs. Margaret Chadwick (iihb.fi, ,
88, died Friday afternoon at her
home in Beaufort after a long ill- 1
ness.
I Funeral service* were held at
1:43 Sunday afternoon at th? home ^
, with the Rev. J. D. Young, pastor
of Ann Street Methodist Church, |
officiating. Burial was in the Gibbs
family plot near the home.
Surviving are five daughters, [
Miss Annie Mae, Miss Ruth, Miss
Laura, all of the home, Mrs. J. E. i
Dudley and Mrs. Hugh Plner, both
of Beaufort; two sons, Tom and
Ben, both of Beaufort, seven
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Two Cars Collide |
Near Newport
Two car* collided at 1:45 p.m.
Saturday at the intersection of
Highway 70 and the Masontown
Road near Newport.
Mary Sue RatlUfe, driver of a
1833 DeSoto, has been charged
with failure to yield the right-of
way. According to State Highway
Patrolman W. E. Pickard, she was
pulling out of the Masontown Road
and turned east, colliding with ?
IMS Oldsmobile going east on
Highway 70.
The Oldamobile waa driven by
Donald E. Franks, Cherry ' Point.
Franks said lie saw tye DeSoto but
couldn't stop in time to avoid a
collision.
No one was hurt. Damage to the
Oldsmobile was estimated at >190 ,
and (lama lie to the DeSoto at $100.
Attending the beef cattle con- j
ference at Raleigh today and to- |
morrow will be Fletcher, Taylor, i
Harlowe, Graver Davis, Davis, and
R. ty. . Wiiliama, county agent.
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DIAMONDS
-The GVt ?f ? UMfaK"
W?Mh| hti
Princa** Rinfa
Pkmb $t?.M op
Stamper's
loft* train. sweetheart neckline
and long timet that ended in cal
It poinU over the wrists. Her
finger-lip veil of illusion fell from
t eap of seed pearls and attin and
she carried t wtute fcible topped
Willi t w hite orchid.
Miss Patricia Daniel*, sinter of
the bride, was maid of honor She
wore a dress of bkie net over taf
feta which was trimmed with
orange blossoms. and a bandeau of
white roses in her hair. She car
ried a cascade of white carnations.
Miss Barbara Mason of Beaufort
and Miss Mary Mozingo of Kinston
were bridesmaids. They wore
dresses similar to the honor attend
ant's in pink and yellow, with !
matching baadeaus of roses in
their hair and carried matching
cascades of carnations.
Mr. William Beard of York. S.
C., was best man for his brother
and ushers were Dr. J. E. Danieley
of Elon College, brother-in-law ?t
the bride, and Francis Mathews of
Washington. N. C.
Immediately following the wed
ding ceremony. Mr and Mrs.
Daniels entertained at a reception
at their home to honor the bridal
rouple.
Guests were greeted at the door
by Mrs. H. G. Loft in, and ushered
to the receiving line composed of
the bridal couple, their mothers
and the bridal attendants.
Miss Gieula Daniels, cousin of
the bride, was in charge of the
bride's book, and Mrs. J. K. Dan
ieley, sister of the bride, was in
charge of the gift room.
Mrs. James Quidley and Miss
Janice Keller served the punch
and Mrs. William Beard of York.
S. C., served the cake.
Mrs. Daniels wore a black tweed |
suit with pink accessories for her
daughter's wedding, and a corsage i
of pink roses. Mrs. Beard wore a
blue dress with black accessories
and a corsage of pink roses.
Following a wedding trip, the
newly-married couple will make
[heir home in York, S. C.
The bride is a graduate of North 1
Carolina School for the Deaf at
Morganton, and has been employ
ed at the Morehead City Garment
Co. The bridegroom is a graduate
3f South Carolina School for tin*
Deaf at Spartanburg. S C., and is
employed at Cannon Mills, York.
S. C.
Out-of-town guests at the wed
ling included Mayor Mack Lupton.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Watson of
New Bern; Mr and Mrs. Michael
Moreland, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Farnell of Jacksonville; Mr. and
Shirley's
Beauty Shop
Beaufort
Will T?lte
Appointment!
Up to 12 Noon
Dec. 24th
Will be Closed Dec. 25th
Through Dec. 27th
Mrs. Jennru Morrill. Falkland:
Mrs. Larry M. Huntings. Mom
! Point. Miss.: Mr. Gray Finch. Wil
M>n; Mr and Mrs Gradv Sprat*.
Bridgeton and Wayne Beard. York.
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