NrMbW
March 5 ? Mr. Durham Stall ings
of New Bern spent Sunday with
Mr>. Sadie Carraway, and Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Pittman.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Robinson and
children, Jlmmie and Patricia of
Vanceboro spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stall
ing*.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nelson and
Mrs. Jennie Mills of Bridgeton re
turned home Saturday after visit
ing in the neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carraway and
children spent the weekend in Vir
ginia visiting her parents.
Mr. George E. Carraway of
Bachelor visited his mother, Mrs.
Addie Carraway, Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Carraway
and Mrs. Addle Carraway visited
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Emer and Mr.
and Mrs. John Felton Sunday after
noon.
The Rev. Poulk of Core Creek
filled his regular appointment here
Sunday night. He was accom
panied by Mrs. Poulk.
Mrs. Gut Carrawav and Mrs.
Dick Carraway visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Adams awl Miss Nita
Carrhway Tuesday night
WSOS Meets
The WSCS met Thursday night
with Mrs. Guy Carraway with
seven members present. Mrs. Pete
Becton was program chairman and
gave the lesson from our study
book. Several took part in the pro
gram.
Mrs. Carraway served refresh
ments of coconut cake and colas,
dab Meets
The Merrimon Home Demonstra
tion Club met with Mrs. Bill Pitt
man on March 3, with fifteen mem
bers present.
Our president, Mrs. Lois Stall
ings, called the meeting to'order.
After devotions, the secretary read
minutes and called roll.
Our clothing leader, Mrs. Bessie
Carraway, gave the demonstration
on Modern Methods in Dressmak
ing. Our hostess then served re
freshments of Jello with whipped
cream, pound cake with nuts and
colas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wallace spent
the weekend at Merrltt with her
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Benson Brlte. Mrs. Guy Carraway
accompanied them and visited her
lirter-in-law, Mrs. Cora Banks at
Oriental.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert McNeil of
Beaufort spent Sti'nday with her
mother, Mrs. Sadie Carraway.
to Preoclt Here
Tin Rev. Tommy Tyson, Golds
boro, will preach at Franklin
Memorial Methodist Church Sun
day, March 16, through Friday,
March 21. Services will be at
7:30 p.m.
The Rev. S. 8. Moore, pastor
of the church, lays that the Rev.
Mr. Tyson has many friends la
this county. This is the third con
secutive year he has been guest
minister at Franklin Memorial.
The Pirate
AHS Pupils Proud of Boys
Chosen for County Team
By EVELYN HARRIS
Hi folks. I'm back with more
news for the Pirate's corner. We
were very proud for ton; of our
boys on the baiketb&H team, as
the NEWS-TIMES All -County win
ner! were picked.
Stevie Mason and Roger Harris
had the honor to be picked for
YPA to Meet at Faith
FWB Church Tuesday
The Young People's Auxiliary of
Faith Free Will Biptift CMlreh,
Morehead City, will meet at 7:30
Tuosday at the church.
The Master's Men will tneet at
the church at 7:30 tonight. The
Women's Auxiliary meets the first
Monday of each month at the
church.
Sunday worship la at 11 a.m. and
7:30 p.m. The league meets Sun
day at 6:30, .and prayer nesting la
every Wednesday night.
OLD
HICKORY
SIX YEARS OLD
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straight
BOURBON
whisky
21s
# rim
085
M PKOOP. 6LI
second team and Sammy Salter,
Robert Nelson, and George Golden
wound up with an honorable men
tion. Next year, boy?, I hope you
do better. Of course, we think
you're the best but it's not tor us
to say.
Due to the cold weather, 4-H
meeting was
postponed, b u t
we met Peb. 25
to catch up on
our meetings
The meeting,
was called to
order by the
president, Anita
Brown. We aaid
the 4-H pledge ?
and the pledge ,
to the American
flag. Devotion
was led by Jean
Eveiyn Harris
Fulcher.
A licit "Diary ol a stomacn" was
read by Yours Truly. The business
was attended to and the minutes
were read and approved. We dls
cuufd Abe earning of 4-H week
atMjTjKhpq. v? eoi id
The boys and (iris then separat
ed, the bays having Forestry and
the girls having A Good Breakfast.
We adjourned at 10:90.
The students of AHS now spend
their 25-minute break at the Idle
Half an Hour. We enjoy the good
taste of colas while relaxing from
our studies.
The scares of the school tourna
ment are as follows : 8th boys 17, |
9th boys 19, 10th girls 39, 9th girla
29. Senior boys 13, Junior boys 43,
Senior girls ?, Junior girts 94, l
?th boys 20, 10th boys 64. The
finals will be held Tuesday and
MMir.
Mrs. Salter's biology ilafs Is f
now in the progress of drawing
human skeletons and some look as
if they were civj^toto. Most of 1
the species have four fingers and
have no feet at all. We really are
bleaaed with real art talent in our
scbotol.
i's been a change In ?
classes, that's very clear, became
there's been a change In tenAers
Mr. Cockerham is now teaching
economics and sociology. Look out
stddents.
Sea you next week.
March 5? Mr. Jurney Connor re
Sunday morning from
folDea 'Level Hospital.
FjK A. N. Bell, Mrs. Luke Tor
per and son, Mrs. Edsel Bell and
daughter and Mrs. E. R Bowlin
Bridwell at
Mrs. Selffla
City Hospital
R. Bowlin and
and children spent
at Fayetteville.
Mrs Mac McLawhorn, Mrs BO!
Motes, Mn. Koch Williams and
Mrs. E. R. Bowlin attended the
sowing class at Beaufort School
Tuesday night.
Rodman Taylor at Bachelor Sun
Rotary Club Gives
feoy $?Out?to9p
To Methodist Men
The Newport KoUry Club bat
agreed to surrender lta sponsor
ship of the Newport Boy Scout
troop to the Methodist Men's Cldb.
The men's club had expressed an
Interest in the troop prior to the
Rotary Club meeting Monday
aight.
The Rotarlans agreed that the
men's club, which sponsors the
Cub Scout pack, could do a good
job with the Boy Scouts, too.
Rotarian Bob Montague reported
that he had ordered scripts (or the
play to be sponsored by the dub
as a fund-raising project. The
name of the play will be released
later.
. Guests at the meeting were H.
L. Joslyn and T. D. Lewis of More
head City and Tommy Howard,
student representative.
The Pay off
Farmville, Va. (AP) ? Betty
Bland Barnette of Lcngwood Col
lege wanted to attend the Tobacco
Festival at Richmond. Associate
Dean M. H. Blttlnger said she
would be charged with cutting
Masses ?<? that it unless she were
named festival queen, la which
;vent he would forgive the cuts and
buy her a lunch. Betty won, and
Dr. Bittlnger made good too.
HrtfcMllmil li i ffHilnJi
rrwiofni to jpwnc
? - -
W. Burkette Raper, president
of "Mount Olive Junior College,
will preach In the First Free Will
Baptist Church, Beaufort, at 11
Sunday morning and at the Davis
Free WU1 Baptist Church at 7:30
? :m. Sunday.
He will also be the fcpeaker it
Beaufort High School's chapel
program Monday morning.
District to Meet
Women of the first 'Presbyterian
Church, Morehaad City, will be
host at a district coaference Wed
nesday at the ihureh. The group
will have lunch at the Sanitary
Fish Market Restaurant
Newport to Proceed with Condemning
Campbell Lot Next to Fire Station
The N&vpott tows boM Trtitttor
ized lti attorney, George Ball, to
proceed with condemnation of the
Denote Campbell let located next
to the lb? (tattoo. The board met
Tuesday night at the town hill.
Because the lot t? owned by more
than a hundred helra, the attorney
aald that auCh procedure will be
the only way to buy the lot, aince
other effort! to purehaae have
failed
Commlaaioner WUbur Gamer re
ported that tome of the persons
who aignad op for town water
have not bean tapped In. The con
tractor has left town and those
paraona say they are not going to
pay the penalty far not being cut
In when be was hare
Mayor Laon Mann aaU that the
eontrattar la aware that there are
Csome places to 'be edt in and
ipoapway mm ?ui not be
penalized
Commissioners discussed t h e
holes and other places left by the
contractor after laying water lines.
The ma^or said that the contrac
tor lias told the state to put the
streets back in condition and he
will pay the state.
The board thought some places
ought to be fixed temporarily.
Commissioner Wilbur Garner
said lie Had WrtiTed several com
pliments on the water.
Tie-In of the Lake Park subdi
vision with a itrtet ill West New
port was discussed. The place o I
tie-in, desired by Joe Hill, subdi
vision developer, and the town,
cuts through a 110-foot lot owned
by the town attorney.
Mr. Ball Mid that if the Cherry
Point Mutual Veterans Housing
Association deea ont care to swap
him a housing association lot for
the street entrance, he would swap
for some land owned by the town.
He made this agreement at the
request of the town board. He ad
ded that the lot in question had
been cleared by Mr. Hill without
his knowledge, but that he was
not annoyed about it. The board
said it was sorry the lot had been
cleared before final agreement had
been made.
Commissioner Wilbur Garner re
ported that the operator of a pool
hall wanted to be relieved of pay
ing tax on one pool (able which
has not been in operation in re
cent months. Mr. Ball said he
would look Into the legal require
ments in such a case.
Commissioner Dick Loekay was
given authority to hire a laborer
to ilaar out ? ditch between his
EBXS. K2T.'AJ ?
(or* the board to request that the
work be done.
Commissioner Lockey explained
that the ditch does not drain their
propertlei but carries run-off from
a street drainage ditch.
The board authorised purchase
of rolling doors for the fire sta
tion and a ladder extension lor the
fire department.
It was reported that J. L. Hum
phrey, road superintendent, said
he would fix the road by the Meth
odist Church in Newport as soon
as a leak under the road was fixed.
The board authorized transfer of
$1,000 from the general fund to
the water department, the money
to be put on certificate of deposit.
Twenty per cent e I town taxes go
to the water department. The
mayor explained that with the
thouaand dollars, a total of $1,900
has been turned over to the water
department, which Is short of the
budgeted 10 per cent.
After February bills were paid,
the balance In the general fund,
including the thousand dollars
transferred later to the water de
partment, was $3,629.57.
CXTRA SPECIAL SAVINGS in'TwoFor."
Veluas- buy one at PlMtfWIGGLVS usual
?wpr.ee- buy TWO at Bl<& SAVl NG-s !
Donl: m i ss u TWO FER" DAYS f
<HMNTTTY RIGHTS RESERVES - PRICES EFFBCTIVE MARCH ?T-?
? 1 ?
ITEM
Plymouth Lb- Pkg.
MARGARINE
Premium Lb. Phg.
SALTINES
Batty Crocker
White ? Yellow - Chocolate
Cake Mix
Weitorer 1*6. 2% Can
PEACHES
Hunt's Tomato 14-Oi.Bot
CATSUP
Sugar *">??
REGULAR
LOW PRICE
23;
29;
33'
29*
22<
53/
TWO FER
PRICE
39;
55;
59;
53;
35;
99;
Maxwell Mou*?
Coffee
?89'
Parsons Won
fly Wig g ly Food
Baskets Last Weak
Mrs. Boaasr WUlls, Beatrice
Bottle, Miotic Fat, Myrtle
Simpson, Betty Oeidfe, Mrs.
Vcrasa Smith, Frsneei Johnson,
Mrs. John Plstt, Mr. Hiywood
Knell, Gearge R. Lewis. Ariene
Brlttingham, Elton Dsirls, E. M.
Yeafer, C. T. Ketlam, Linwoad
Ollilkia, Mas Buna, Msry C.
Csaaaa, Dorcas Hollaed, Mrs.
B. B. Marrow, f, A. Donald
?OS, J. C. Taacey, W. B. Hardy,
Aimctto Jokassa, Mrs. Mabel
Willis.
FRESH GRADE "A"
LARGE
EGGS
DOZ.
49<i
By Popular Demand
Choic* Fry?r "Porta
IKS or BtEASIS
CVDAR FARM SUCED
BACON
i-Vk. . 48a '
WifWkr Garden Mnn
P*ach and Appla
pies 39^
BUY RATWS -BUCK HAWK LUNCH MEAT
MERE DtARI
Tenderized BomImi
Carter Slice.
Ham 89'
>liup
Regularly