C ubs to Meet
Cub Pack No. 28 will hold Its
monthly meeting in the Scout
Building at 7:30 tonight.
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of illness? and by bring
ing his prescriptions
this professional phar
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sured prompt, precise
compounding at uni
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WALGREEN AGENCY
Phone 2-4981
Merrill Rids- Beaufort, N. C.
Beaufort Social News
Mr*. I.trkwood Phillip*, S*rirty Editor Phonr S-3I44
Larry Moore, ? member of the
freshman cl*?? ?t Wake Forest,
arrived home yesterday for his
Easter vacation.
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Willis
and young son of Chapel Hill ar
rived yesterday to spend the Eas
ter weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Willis.
Miss Carol Jones, a junior at
Madison College, Harrisonburg,
Va., will arrive home today for
her spring vacation.
Students from Woman's College,
Greensboro, who arrived home
Wednesday for their spring vaca
tion include Inei Woodard, Grace
Whitehurst, Phyllis Pake, mem
bers of the sophomore class, and
Faye Mason, Geneva Hardesty and
Martha Chadwick Gibbs, fresh
men.
Wayne Whitehurst, a member
of the freshman class at Chapel
Hill, arrived home Wednesday for
the Easter holidays.
Sara Jones, a Pineland College
high school senior, arrived home
yesterday for her spring holidays.
R. B- Lynch arrived Tuesday
from San Diego, Calif., for a visit
with his wife, the former Patricia
Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas Jr.
arrived Monday from Tilsonburg,
Ontario, to spend Easter with his
father, Capt. Charlie Thomas, and
with Mrs. Thomas's family in New
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many others.
We Deliver
Morehead City and Beaufort, N. C.
Memorial Wreaths and Baskets
For the Cemetery
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Bern. Charles Thomas III, a stu- 1
dent at the Citadel, will join his !
family for the Easter holidays.
I Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs. James E.
Murphy will leave Monday for
Miami. Fla., after a visit here with
their families.
| Mr. and Mrs. B C. Brown of Ar
lington, Va., will spend this week
end here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Steed and
Mr. and Mrs. James Steed and
'their two daughters spent Sunday
at Ayden.
Charles R. Parkin will arrive to
day from Patterson School, Happy
Valley, to spend his Easter vaca
tion here.
Mrs. J. C. Neale of Richmond.
Va., arrived last weekend for a
visit with her daughter and son- 1
in-law. Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Moore. I
Gehrmann Holland Jr. arrived |
home Wednesday from Chapel Hill i
for his spring vacation
Mrs. Eric Moore and her two |
children left yesterday to spend the |
Easter weekend at Northfield, N.
J., with her parents.
Miss Virginia Hassell, a student
at the University of North Carolina
Nursing School. Chapel Hill, ar
rived home Wednesday for the I
Easter holidays.
Miss Anne Hill, a student at
Mary Washington College. Fred
ericksburg, Va., arrived home yes
terday for her spring vacation.
Mrs. Danforth Hill and two chil-|
dren left yesterday for Mountain:
j Hotne, Tenn., to spend the Easter
j holidays with her parents.
I Clifton Lynch arrived yesterday
| from Chapel Hill to spend the
{spring holidays with his mother.
Mrs. Martha Lynch.
Mr. Fred King is improving at j
Morehead City Hospital where hej
is being treated for a broken pel
vis.
Stewart Hill will spend this
weekend at home from Wilming
ton where he is working.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Evett of
Wilson spent the weekend with
Mrs. Ottis Jefferson and Mrs. Sid
ney Waters. Mrs. Waters celebrat
ed her 82nd birthday.
Mrs. H. H. Pilkington left Sun
day for her home in Smithfield
after a visit with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John
S. Johnson.
Mr. John Treen of Hague, N. Y.,
will spend Easter with his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
John Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Hill and
daughter of Fayctteville will spend
this weekend with Mr. Hill's pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hugh Hill.
Mrs. Leon Gray of Oxford spent
the weekend with her sister, Mrs.
Eva Johnson. Mrs. Johnson accom
panied her home Sunday for a
visit, returning to Beaufort Wed
nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Sal Palazzo
drove there to bring her home.
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Seawell have
moved to Morehead City.
Miss Leola Phelps, Miss Exie
Phelps, and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
Calvert and children, Karen and
Byron, all of Baltimore, will spend
the Easter weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. B. A. Phelps.
Mr. Clyde Merrill and son of
Charleston will spend the Easter
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Mamie Merrill.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hatter and
children of Baltimore will spend
the weekend with Mrs. Daisy
Sprlngle.
The Rev. Walter Millican under
went an operation yesterday in
Morehead City Hospital.
Misa Ada Whitehurst, Miss Mil
dred Whitehurst and Miss Ethel
Whitehurst will spend this week
end in Fayetteville with their bro
ther and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
R. D Whitehurst
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Davidson and
children will leave Monday for
their home in Jacksonville, Fla ,
after a visit with Mrs. Davidson's
mother. Mrs. C. R. Wheatly.
Mrs. Randy Sisson left yesterday
for her home in Washington, D.
C., after being called here by the
death of her uncle, Mr. E. H. Pot
ter.
Henry Safrit, a freshman at
Duke, has been spending his spring
vacation at Sarasota, Fla.
Mr. Robert L. Rote of Fort Lau
derdale, Fla., (pent last weekend
here with his wife and daughter.
AS/e Billy Hudgins will arrive
home tomorrow for t (Hay leave
from Patrick Air Force Baa*, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Guthrit
Engagement Announced
Miss Letitia Ann House is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
House, who announce her en
gagement to Mr. Rowland An
drew Radford Jr. of Atlanta, Ga..
son of Mr. and Mrs. Radford of
Richmond, Va. The wedding will
take place June 30 in St. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Beaufort.
Woman's Auxiliary Meets
At Parish House Monday
Mrs. John Midgette, vice-presi
dent. presided Monday night when
the Woman's Auxiliary of St. '
Paul's Episcopal Church met at the i
parish house.
Mrs. Joseph Higham gave the de- j
votional and Mrs. John Brooks gave j
the program. The Way of the
Cross.
will go to Wake Forest today to
bring their daughter, Mrs. Jack
Crosswell and her two children
back for .a week's visit.
Mrs. Edmond T. Nelson and her
young son, Ed, returned home
Wednesday from Dr. Sidbury's
Baby Hospital, Wrightsville Beach,
where Ed had been receiving med
ical treatment.
Miss Letitia House will arrive
home today from Atlanta, C.a., to
spend the Easter weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
House.
Mrs. Bayard Taylor will leave i
today for Fayetteville to spend the ,
weekend with her son and daugh
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson W.
Taylor, and to attend the baptism
of her grandson. Nelson Whitfbrd
Taylor IV on Sunday.
Mr Maurice Davis, his son, War
ren. his daughter. Susie, apd Miss
Barbara Wall, all of Falls Church,
Va., arrived yesterday to spend the
Easter weekend with Mrs. Ruby
Holland and Mrs. J. J. Davis of
Smyrna.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Wilson and
two children, formerly of Virginia
Beach, will move next week to
1005 Front St.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wheatley
and two children of Charlotte will
spend Easter weekend with Mr.
Wheatley's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. B. Wheatley.
Virgil Lewis, Marshallberg, will
leave for New York City today to
meet his wife and two sons, Mi
chael and Glenn. Mrs. Lewis and
the boys are flying here from Lon
don where they have been visiting
since November with Mrs. Lewis's
family.
Stork News
Births at Morrhead City Hospital:
To Mr. and Mi's. Thomas Earl
Ward. Salter Path, a son, Thomas
Ernie. Saturday, March 24.
To Mr. and Mrs. James Rufus
Ward Jr., Havelock, a son, Michael
Anthony. Monday, March 26.
County Bridge Lteague
Winners Announced
Seven and one-half tables were in
play Monday night when the Car
teret County Bridge League played
at the Mar eh end City Reereation
building.
North-south winners wete first,
J. J Patterson. L. ft. Powell: nee
ond. II. I. Saunders. Mrs. Harvey
Hamilton; third. Mrs. J. S. Steed,
A1 Dewey.
East-west winners were first,
Mrs. K. P. B. Bonner, llonsey Mur
tin; seeond, Calvin Jones. Leon
Haislep: third. Mr McKean. Bill
Miller, both of Havefoek.
The club will hold its spring par
ty at the Blue Ribbon Club Mon
day night. Partners will be pro
vided any member who has no
partner for Hie evening.
The elub championship game
will be played Friday. April 13.
Baptist Training Union
Team Meets in New Bern
Contestants from the First Bap
tist Church will meet with the dis
trict association for the training
union tournament at 7:30 this eve
ning in the Tabernacle Baptist
Church. New Bern.
Judy Johnson, Ann Clemmons
and Mickey Bertram will represent
their church in memory *ork drill;
Douglas Swain sword drill; Nina
Fa.ve Kirk, better speakers tourna
ment. and Mae Merrill the adult I
Bible reading tournament.
Iowa Seal Doesn't Use
Latin; Pirture No Help
Des Moines, Iowa (AP) -Iowa
officials weren't able to help a
Dallas, Tex., school girl with her
Latin class project. 'She said her
class was seeking to prove I,atin
isn't a "dead language," and asked
a picture of the Iowa seal "con
taining a Latin motto."
Gov. Leo Hoegh sent Marcia a
picture of the Iowa seal, but it
didn't help much. The Iowa motto,
"Our rights we priie and our liber
ties we will maintain," is in Eng
lish.
Ever use packaged green noo
dles? They are delicious teamed
with such seafood as shrimp or
crabmeat, or with chicken or tur
key.
"Easter
Chocolates"
For * gift in exceptionally
good taste ? choose a spe
cially ? wrapped - for - Easter
box of our delicious . . .
Hollinfiworth
Unuiual Candies
BELL'S
DRUG STORE
Front St iMtiort, N. C.
PhoM 2-3231
Dresses and Hats...Wide Assortment
For Ladies and Girls
Suits ... Hats ... Sport Coats
Slacks ... Shirts ... Ties
*
For Men and Boys
jfiOGS Tor Tfi? mitre rofniiy!
BEAUFORT DEPT. STORE
t ram jii eci
BnM, N. C.
^ -i Pt ti+t'd
James-Dixon
Mrs. Annie Dixon
requests the honor of your pretence
at the marriage Of her daughter
Kliiabeth Ann
to
Mr Don A. James
011 Sunday. April first
at'four o'clock in the afternoon
Ann Street Methodist Church
"Beaufort.
No formal invitations have
been sent in the county but all
frlenWs are eorfliifly Invited.
Mrs. Wheatley Hostess
To Bridge Ck?b Tuesday
Mrs. Kobert L. Rase was guest j
Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. I
James Wheatley entertained her
bridge club.
High score prize, an outdoor J
thermometer, was won by Mrs. L. |
W. Moore.
Mrs. Wheatley served strawberry ,
shortcake, coffee and nuts.
To Hold Easter Egg Hunt
The Sunday School of St Paul's
Episcopal Church will hold its an
nual Easter Egg Hunt on the
church grounds at 2 o'clock Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Modlin Honors
Bride-Beet at Shower
Mrs. James Modlin entertained at
a shower last Thursday night to
honor Miss Elizabeth Ann Dixon
who will he married Sunday after- 1
noon to Mr. Don A. James.
Bingo and contests were played
with priies being awtifded the win
ners.
Mrs. Modlin served cake, soft
drinks, nuts and ntints to the 28
guests.
' Wins Promotion
M. Cmdr. Robert H. Hill Jr., '
USN., stationed at North Island, T
San Diego, Calif., has been pro
moted to eommander of his squad
ron. His squadron p nvides instru
ment training for the entire Pa
cific fleet, including both school t
and flight training. ,
Lomon is fine to use on a low
sodium diet because it contains
practically no sodium. \
Notice
Dr. N. T. Lewis, M.D.
General Practice
Office Now Open
In the Potter Building
Upstairs
Front St. Beaufort, N. C.
PRE
EASTER
CLEARANCE
Middle St. ? New Bern
Women's Suits
s10 & $15
? All wools, wool and cashmere
blends.
? Nub weaves, splash and solids.
? Your choice of many styles . .
tailored, boxy, cardigan look . .
many with matching blouses.
Reduced In Time For EaStefl
Men's Townclad
SUITS
s35
? Year-'round weights . . . two and
three-button styles.
? Italian imports . . . splash
weaves . . . solids.
? Broken sizes . . . regulars and
longs.
Reduced!
SUB TEEN GIRLS
SUITS
$6
? Fitted and boxy
styles.
? Rayon faille and
butcher rayon.
? Sizes 8 to 14.
Save! Girls'
SKIRT * BLOUSE
CO-ORDINATES
? Smart solids and
prints.
? Fine combed cot
tons.
? Neat tailoring.
Girls'
COTTON
DRESSES
$2
? Prints and solids.
? Ideal (or school.
? Sizes 6 to 12.
Men's
ALL WOOL
SLACKS
$5
? Pleated and plain
fronts.
? Originally sold for
twice as much.
? Broken sizes.
WOMEN'S
COTTON SKIRTS
? Big assortment.
? Early Spring prints.
$2
OTHERS - $3
WOMEN'S
SHORT COATS
$5 and $8
? All wool checks.
? Nylon and wool blends.
? Solids or nub weaves.
Men's
ORLON
SWEATERS
$4
? Assorted colors.
? Slightly soiled.
? Sizes: Small, medium,
large, and extra large.
Men's
REVERSIBLE
JACKETS
$5
? Nylon, nylon-wool,
gabardine.
? Solida or plaids.
? Broken sizea.
Boys'
REVERSIBLE JACKETS $4
Women's
HOUSE DRESSES 2 for $3
Terrific Buy ? Girls'
ANGORA CUFF SOX 3 for $1
Women's
TAILORED or
DRESSY
BLOUSES
$2
? Nylons
? Cottons.
? Pure silks.
Girls'
ALt WOOL
SPRING COATS
? Princess styles.
? Spring pes lets
? Sitae 4 to 12.
WOMEN'S
DRESSES
$4
and
$8
Juniors
Misses
and
Half Sizes
? Dressy cottons
? Smart prints.