^r NORTH RIVER ^ Ji f Jan. 2?Mr. and Mra. Cedric Beachem and son of Washington, D. C., spent the Christmaa holi days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beachem. Capt. and Mrs. Clyde W. Moore and sons arrived here last week from Dayton, Ohio, to spend the holidays with their mother, Mrs Lutie Collins and Mrs. Letha Moore. Mrs. Polly Fulcher spent the I Christmas holidays in Norfolk, Va., i visiting friends and relatives. I' Mrs. Kate Lynch oi New Bern , visited her nephew, Mr. John Fel I ton and family, during the holi I days. Mr. and Mrs. Clareace Beachem | spent the holidays in Norfolk, Va., i visiting his brother. Paul B. Bea [chem and family. They have re turned home and brought Paul Jr. with them. Mr. Larry and Howard Hun nlngs called to see their aunt, Mrs. Paul Beachem, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Smith and family of Norwood spent the weekend visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hill. Miss Emma Perry, a student at WCUNC in Greensbqro spent the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Perry. Miss Amy Stoy spent several days in Merrimon last week visit ing her friend Linda Becton. 1 Mrs. Lucy Gilgo of Oriental spent the weekend with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beachem. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Gooding of Norfolk, Va., were here for the Christmas holidays with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Gooding. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Warren had as their guest for the weekend her , niece from Ernul. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bridges of Greensboro spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dail. Chief and Mrs. George W. Col lins Jr. and children of Norfolk spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Lutie Collins. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dail and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bridges visited Mr. Dail's brother, H. E. Dail and family, at Mill Creek last Sunday. The Christmas program and tree were given at our church last Sun day night. It was very nice and enjoyed by all. Mrs. Letha Moora spent Christ mas Day with Mrs. Lutie Collins and family. Mr. Paul Beachem and son Cedric spent Sunday in Oriental visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A, W. Murdoch and children of Raleigluspeni.-4he holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Pridgen. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Thomas bad as their guests during the holiday their son. Clarence, epd his wife, their two grandchildren, Jerry and Sara Frances, and their two great grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Fulcher cele brated their fiftieth wedding an niversary last Saturday night. A lost of friends and relatives called during the day to congratulate hem. All ten of their children vere home for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Harry DearsgMi pent the holiday* with their aughter, Mrs. Thurman and fam ly near Atlanta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Delma Cuthrell ind family and mother, Mrs. Joe fill, visited Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hill ast week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williamson visited his mother in Reidsville last weekend. *Jr. and Mrs. Reginald Garner and daughters of Newport visited i r T* T rr T T 4 TT IT rH TT 14 IT n is jjgj rr FIBn H it m TcT 21 2T s? H 24 H 35" 21 VV ?p Jo g| 30 31 1 s ? 33 >4 sT ^7 Tf 37 3F m JT 1 ? 'K) ia 5T 12 H 43 44 45 "W | 47 ~4tT 37 LB ~ ?Hi -; 1UI 1 J.'H" MEOW i>l jooq Hi luamu < ddcmsb naa Boa uauon hjQH maid ago aaaSE raniiHns aoaaaH QQH00 000 SK! nrac; aoiaaa ?JOU l-JOE aouaa ?onaanou anao nRkinunw.: mac Kara," uann Solution to TmhUj i Panto 3. Dessert ?. Cause 4. Paneled 10. Biblical interior wall town 'Curve J). Distributed 0 Pronoun 7. Prevari- J,p cator ?? Hypocritical a. Vase 1#' hpeak of 31. Creek letter 22. Chinese river 23. Tells tales 24. Wooden pin 37. Locomotive driver 28. Rodent 30. Tibetan gazelle 31. Possess 32. Tropical fruit 33. Fur scarf 34. Locations 35. Artist's stand 37. Eccentric piece 39. Measure 42. Secure 43. First even number 44. Before 45. Sped 47. About Tuttle's Grove Dec. 31. ? The regular weekly prayer meeting was held Friday night at Tuttle's Grove Church. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Dollie Dudley Friday night, Jan. 3, at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dudley j spent the weekend with Mrs. Dud ley's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Korwood Roberts of Ori ental. Miss Blanche Dudley spent Sat urday in Beaufort. Miss Marilyn Merrill has been spending a few days with her sister land brother-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. D. E. Lawrence of Morehead City. Miss Doris Gray Barbour spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chadwick of Straits. Miss Barbara Kittrell spent Sun day with Miss Jennie Mae Cannon. Mr. David Cannon of Norfolk, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hill during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Waddell Pridgen of Newport visited Mrs. Helen Ar thur and family last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs?j|Men Vause and children of Lua?>erton spent a short while last week with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hill. The members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the home of Mrs. Harry Wil liamson Dec. 20 for their annual Christmas party and to fix our sunshine boxes for the sick and shutin. After we had fixed the boxes, we exchanged gifts with each other. Mrs. Williamson served cake and coffee. The North River Home Demon stration Club met at the home of Mrs. Billy Smith Dec. 16 for our Christmas party. Mrs. Smith had her home all decorated with holly and other evergreen. A lovely tree was ready for us to put our gifts under. There was a short business ses sion after which Mrs. Garner gave the program. It was very interest ing. After the exchange of gifts, Mrs. Smith served outs, mints, cookies and coffee. Va., visited Vr. and Mrs. Yancey Barbour Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Dudley and sons, Guion and Craig, spent Sun day with Mrs. Dudley's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Al fred Griffin of Wallace. Mr. Earl Barbour of Newport spent Sunday with his father, Mr. Yancey Barbour. Earl has recent ly been discharged from the Army and is making his home with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David McCain of Newport. Mr and Mrs. W. A. Kittrell and family spent Christmas Day with Mrs. Kittrell's parents, Mr. and Mrt. J. P. Yates of Bogue. Mr. and Mrs. Yancey Barbour and family spent Christmas in New Bern and Newport visiting Miss Irmd Sue Cannon and Mrs. David McCain. Members of the Tuttle's Grove MYF plan to attend a Watchnight Service at Core Creek Methodist Church oi\ New Year's Eve. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Campen and daughters, Mary Rose and Anna Neal, spent Sunday with Mrs. Cam pen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sawyer of Swan Quarter. C LEANING We leave your property just the way we found it Garner A Smith Septic Tanks and Grease Traps Phase 9131 Newport, N. C. Legend of the Lost Stars John Wayne, Sophia Loren John Wayne and Sophia Loren share top billing in Legend of the Loat, scheduled to play all next week at the Morehead Theatre. Both stars come through with top performances that make for solid entertainment. Heart warming entertainment in spired by one of the most poignant true stories in American folklore abounds in All Mine to Give, which will play Sunday through Tuesday at the City Theatre. Published twice in Cosmopolitan magazine under the title, The Day They Gave Babies Away, the story combines humor and pathos in giv ing a completely personal account| of ancestral pioneering on the Wis consin frontier way back in 1865. A double feature, Carnival Rock and Teenage Thunder, will play Wednesday and Thursday at the City. On Friday and Saturday it will be The Hired Gun and The Unknown Terror. The action in The Hired Gun be gins when Rory Calhoun, portray ing a gun-slinger of the 187l)'s, agrees at a price to bring back Anne Francis. Miss Francis has escaped to her father's New Mex ico ranch from a jail in Texas, just before she was due to hang for the supposed murder of her husband A series of adventures of cumulative excitement follows when Calhoun forces the girl to return with him to Texas on horse back and in the course of subse quent events learns of her inno cence and is instrumental in the capture of the real murderer. John Howard, Mala Powers and Paul Richards are starred in The Unknown Terror. The movie is set in the mountains of Mexico, where a group of cave explorers expect to locate the Cave of Death. New Products Increase Demand for Soybeans County agent R. M Williams says that he has good news for county soybean producers. Manu facturing processes are starting to turn out a new. very high protein food product which should result in a great increase in the con sumption of soybeans," he an nounced yesterday. "This highly refined protein pro duct will be put to such uses as improving the quality of wheat flour, breakfast cereals, baby foods and a variety of other common foods," he added. J. O. Barbour Jr. Givof Lecture on Space Travel J. O. Barbour Jr., Beaufort. Hit cussed recent American and Rus sian advances in apace travel at the Newport Rotary Club meeting Monday night. He showed how these advances were affecting world politics. Seven members of the Morehcad City Rotary Club visited Newport to bear Mr. Barbour. They were Bud Dison, Elbert Weeks, Truman Kemp. Dr. Harden Eure. Cerald Mitchell. J. R. Sanders and W. B. Chalk. Newport Rotarian l-onnie How ard brought his son, Tommy, as a guest. Arizona is 42 per cent desert. 25 per cent grassland and 33 per rent forest. (toy Handcuff* Father Then Can't Produce Key Richmond, V? (AP) ? Dr G. i Watson James III explained his tardiness at a lecture with the customary "sorry I was tied up." lie was. too. Just a little bit earlier he obliged when his 5-year-old son, Billy, said, ' hold out your hands and elose your eyes." He found him self wearing a pair of rusty hand cuffs Billy had found in the attic. But Billy hadn't found any key. Dr James ate suppar wearing the cuffs, then got them cut off at a filling station before the lecture. L Mvuluuti <4 Fuel kids TWE 6BOWNS NOW USE oue oil, NOU SEE - AND ENTERTAIN DEH6HTFUILV Add to home comfort and livability this win ter. Call us for the Fuel Oil your furnace needi. It's an economical step, too. ...our heartfelt thanksto all our customers and f rienas foryour loyal patronage during the past year ywrPIGOLYWIWlY Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Effective Thursday, Friday, Saturday Jan. 2 ? J ? 4 0 ? * &nedv?af?S4?nCi?? SMST) ^ Instant Nescafe COFFEE ~ M.12 Duke's Home-Made Mayonnaise ? 59^ Premium SALTINES a SUGAR 5LB. 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