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Order of Eastern Star Chapter Installs Officers Friday Night Mrs. Floyd Chadwick and Mr. Ear! Norwood were in* tailed as worthy matron and worthy patron of Morehead City Chapter 223, Order of the Eastern Star, in an open installation at the Masonic Hall on Friday evening. The meeting was officially opened by Mrs. George C. Dunn and Mr. Emanuel Ross, the retir ing worthy matron and worthy pa tron. Mrs. Maude Baynor Foy was the installing officer assisted by Mr. Garrcll Mosier, worthy grand pa tron, Mrs. Frank Reams installing marshal, Mrs. Ruby Scott, install ing chaplain, and Mrs. Theodore Phillips, installing organist. Other officers installed were Mrs. Edwin W. Tcnncy, associate matron; Mr. Emanuel Ross, asso ciate patron; Mrs. Frank Reams, secretary; Mrs. Vernon Guthrie, treasurer; Mrs. Thomas L. Noe, conductress. Mrs. Merritt Bridgman, asso ciate conductress; Mrs. Albert Lea, marshal; Mrs. Polly Davis, organist, Mrs llarry Bell, War der; Mr. Tom D. Lewis, sentinel; Mrs. John llerbin, Adah; Mrs. Walter Laskcr, Ruth; Mrs. Ca therine Davenport, Esther; Mrs. Bedford Dowty, Martha; Mrs. W. L. McCabe, Electa. When all officers had been in stalled, acceptance addresses were made by the worthy matron and patron. Mrs. Dunn and Mr. Ross were then presented past matron's GODS'* E. W. Downum Co. DEPARTMEVT STORE Call and SAVE! Jamea Stood FREE ESTIMATES AND INFORMATION ON: * APPLIANCES * PLUMBING. HEATING * IRRIGATION * FLOORCOVERING * TELEVISION * FARM E0UIPMB4T Can M1M N1(U MTU SEARS ?1S AremMl St Morrhrad Uty and patron'i jewels by Mrt. Reams and Mr?. Emanuel Rota. After the official meeting bad been doaed by the lfiipah benediction, a ape cial program wai given in honor of the newly installed worthy ma tron and patron. The program evolved around "Light", the worthy matron'a cho sen theme for the year. Each offi cer presented a yellow roae to Mrs Chadwick and then assumed position with lighted blue candles forming a circle of light through which the honored officers were escorted. Soloists for the program were Mrs. Clifton Lynch and Mr. BUI Norwood. A duet was sung by Miss Mary Lou Norwood and Mr. Nor wood. The concluding prayer for the evening was given by Mrs. Chad wick's brother-in-law, Mr. William Chadwick of New Bern, and the closing ode was "May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You". Following the meeting all vis itors and guests assembled In the first floor where refreshments of assorted sandwiches, cake, mints, nuts, coffee and colas were served. Mrs. Andrew Midgette greeted guests and members as they ar rived. The decorations for the in stallation. arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Norwood, were yellow jonquils, arrangements of green ery, the symbolic sword and vtil of Adah marking each starpoint position, and blue candles through out the room. The refreshment committee was Mrs. Justin Robinson, Mrs. Clar ence Styron, Mrs. John Phillips, and Mrs. W. B. Norman Jr. Five FHA'erg Attend State Rally Saturday Five members of Morehead City chapter of Future Homemakers of America and their advisor, Mrs. D. Cordova, attended the state rally in Raleigh Saturday. During the morning session, Mrs. Bcrnice McCullar, supervisor of the office of public information, Georgia Department of Education, was the speaker. Mrs. McCullitr, a former English tcacher, spoke on The Art of Being an Attractive Girl. She gave four suggestions for being a woman of strength and understanding: Be interested in everything around you and keep a friendly countenance, be serene and calm but don't be mediocre, learn to get along with people, and have faith in yourself, in other people, and in God. In the afternoon the PUt County federation gave a skit, the new officers and advlaors were in stalled and a candidate for na tional historian w,as elected. Those attending from Morehead City were th? Misses Sara Good win, Guylene Guthrie, Kay Willis, Alice Harria and Pamela Atkin son. Mr. and Mrs. Oglesby Entertain Couplet Club The couples bridge club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Oglesby on Yaupon Terrace Thurs day evening. During progressions the hostess served colaa and cheese. A des sert of cocoanut kiss pie and cof fee was also served. High score was won by Dr. Jerry Norris, second high by Mrs. Paul Geer Jr. and low by Mrs. Thomas L. Noc. The club will meet again next week at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Norris. Just the right conaje far Easier. Place yoar order early. cawssicu Remember those Mir tad dear to ;h at Eattor no matter how ?ear or far awajr. Enjoy Perm to Fenoa FrMiy night at l?:J? mt Ckaaad I ?poasored by ytn FTD flwtot Memorial Barter Wreath* id Basket* of Spriac Flower* far the ceaetery. MOREHEAD CITY FLORAL CO. ?U Areadtll St rfcaae MM MorehetJ City, N. C. TODAY ? 11 a.m.? Clinic, Morehead City Hoapital annex. (Shota adminia tered during these hours only). . 1-4 p.m.? Clinic, county health center, Beaufort. (Shota admlnta tered during theae houri only) f:4S p.m.? Rotary Club, Scout building, Beaufort 7 p.m. ? Coast Guard Reaerve Unit, Coast Guard Station, Fort llacon Road 7:30 p.m.? Down Ea?t Fire De partment, fire department build ing, Atlantic ( p.m.? St. Catherine'! Chapter, St. Andrew's Episcopal Auxiliary, pariah house, Morebead City ( p.m.? Folk and square danc ing, recreation building, Morebead City ( p.m.? Board meeting, Beau fort Chamber of commcrce, cham ber office WEDNESDAY 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.? Social Security representative, courthouse annex, Beaufort 6:30 p.m. ? St. Paul's Episcopal Men's Club, parish house, Beau fort 7 p.m.? Flight C, 9948th Air Re serve Squadron, municipal build ing, Morchead City 7:30 p.m.? Esther Rebekahs, rec reation building, Morchead City 7:30 p.m.? licavyboat Army Re serve Unit, Reserve training cen ter on highway 70 west of More head City near Ocean Park Drive in THURSDAY 9 11 a.m.? Clinic, county health center, Beaufort. (Shota adminis tered during these hours only) 10 a.m.? Typhoid Clinic, Stella School 12 noon? Pre-School Clinic, Stella School 1-3 p.m.? Clinic, Morchead City Hospital annex. (Shots adminis tered during these hours only) 6:30 p.m. ? Rotary Club, Rex Restaurant, highway 70 west of Morehead City 6:30 p.m.? Lions Club, Hotel Fort Macon, Morehead City 7:30 p.m.? Odd Fellows, lodge hall, Beaufort I p.m.? Order of Eastern Sti.r, Masonic lodge, Morehead City ( p.m.? Morehead City-Beaufort Elka Lodge, Morehead City S p.m. ? Alcoholics Anonymous, open meeting, 426^ Front St., Beaufort FRIDAY 7:30 p.m. ? Duplicate bridge Tournament, Inlet Inn, Beaufort 7:30 p.m. ? Woodman Circle, Grove No. 263, hall east of Camp Glenn School Hospital Notes Morehead City Hospital Admitted: Wednesday, Master Michael O'Hara Willis, Salter Path; Master Leroy Briee, Mr. Dave Freeman, Mr. Leonard C. Lewis, Mrs. Hattie Strollo, More head City; Master Bobby Daii Jr., Swansboro; Mr. Eugene B. Pond, Fort Maeon Coast Guard Station; Mr. Alan Styron, Newport; Mrs. Allie Willis, Marshallberg; Mas ter David Paden, Beaufort. Thursday, Mrs. Evelyn Fulcher, Beaufort; Mr. Walter Freeman, Mrs. Jean Lawrence, Mr. Elijah Lewis, Mrs. Mary Sue Wray, Morehcad City; Mrs. Nellie Guthrie, Salter Path; Mr. Dave Moore Jr., Marshallberg; Mrs. Mary Parson, Ocracoke. Discharged: Thursday, Mrs. El len Lawrence, Mrs. Clara Bonner, Miss Sandra Brittingham, Mrs. Eloise Munden, Morchead City; Mr. Elbert Dudley, Master David Paden, Beaufort; Mrs. Kathleen Shearer and son, Havclock. Friday, Mrs. Evelyn Fulcher, Mrs. Margaret Branton, Beaufort; Master Michael O'Hara Willis, Salter Path; Mr. George P. Gra ham, Newport; Mr. Cecil Nelson, Mr. William Bell, Morehcad City. Sea Level Hospital Admitted: Thursday, Mrs. Ra mona Brown, Newport; Mr. Roy Pearce, Morehead City; Mr. John Styron, Sea Level. Friday, Mr. Jerry Gasklll, Sea Level; Saturday, Master Donnie Culpepper, Newport. Discharged: Thursday. Mr. Alan Lawrence, Beaufort; Mr. Doris Goodwin, Cedar Island; Mrs. Lillic Hancock, Otway; Mrs. Lovie Ful cher, Atlantic. Friday, Mrs. Vera Brister, Mrs. Myrtle Garner, Beaufort; Miss Louise Wade, Smyrna. Salarday, Mra. Ramona Brown, Newport; Mrs. Colleen Krupa and son. Sea Level; Mr. Roy Pcarcc, Morehead City. 8aaday, Mrs. Hazel Edwards, baby boy Brister, Beaufort; Mr. John Styron, Sea Level; Mr. Ira WUlis, Williaton. Morehead City Social News ?1m Elba Bordeaux. Society Editor Km MM Miu Beth Robert* arrived Sat urday from Pfeiffer College, Misen heimer, to spend ber Easter vaca tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grantham were in Norfolk on business last week and have returned home. Grover Smlthwiek, a freshman at East Carolina College, Greenville, spent the weekend with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Smick wick. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. hamper at tended the Azalea Festival in Wil mington over the weekend. Miss Kay Mansfield has arrived home from Pfeiffer College and is spending the Easter holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Mansfield. The Misses Barbara Williams, Judy Willis and Johnette Styron were home for the weekend from East Carolina College. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Durham spent the weekend with relatives in Greensboro. Mr. and Mrs. John Bordeaux and family spent the weekend in Wil mington and attended the Azalea Festival. llilllard Eurc returned to Duke University, Durham, Sunday, after spending the spring holidays with his wife and son. Miss Ann Scripture is expected home tomorrow from Woman's Col lege, Greensboro, to spend the holi days with her family. Francis Swanson, a freshman at East Carolina College, was home for the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Swanson. Leo Simpson Jr., Bobby Lewis, Tommy Bennett, Eddie Smithwick, Watson Morris, Gordon C. Willis Jr. and James Phillips will arrive home Thursday from the Universi Lanier Book Club Hears Paper on Easter At the recent meeting of the Li nier Book Club, Mrs. Paul Geer gave a paper on Easter. Mrs. Geer told about the first Easter and how Easter is observed now in countries around the world. Tile club met at the home of Mrs. John Lashley with twelve members present. The roll was answered with current events. During the social hour that fol lowed the business meeting, Mrs. Lashley served ice cream sodas, homemade cake and nuts. Mrs. S. A. Horton Hostess To Thursday Bridge Club Mrs. S. A. Horton was hostess to the Thursday evening bridge club last week. She usee* arrangements of jonquils and narcissus through out her home. High score was won by Mrs. Gus Davis, second high by Mrs. Horton and low by Mrs. H. A. Weeks. The hostess served pecan roll topped with whipped cream and coffee. The club has been invited to play at the home of Mrs. A. B. Vick Sr. this week. Third Sewing Session Will be Held Thursday The third session of the adult sewing class at Morehead City School will be held Thursday eve ning at 7:30 in the home economics department. Mrs. D. Cordova, instructor, will give the demonstration on bound buttonholes, using the buttonhole attachment and putting in a side zipper. Anyone interested in these prob lems is invited. Ministers to Present Seven Last Words Friday Good Friday services will be held from noon until 3 p.m. Friday at First Methodist Church, Morehead City. Seven ministers will present the seven last words of Chrikt. There will be * pause after efch word so that worshippers may enter and leave. The service is open to all denominations. Soloists will be Mrs. Clifton Lynch and Mrs. Josiah BaUey. Stork News Birth at Sea Level Hospital: To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kru pa, Sea Level, a son, Raymond Harold Jr., Monday, March 24. The Dress Shop WEEK-END SPECIAL Rack of Dresses Greatly Reduced Be Sura to See Our Sport* Wetr Now Arrhrinc By Juniorite, Queen, Koret, Secoay and Relay L. ty of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, to ipend Easter weekend. Miss Patricia Willis of Kinaton apent the weekend with her par ent!, Mr. and Mra. Herman K. Willia. The Misses Carolyn and llabel Laine, who teach in Goldaboro, ar rived Friday and apent the week end with their mother, Mra. O. K Laine. Mias Ruth Macy will arrive home Thursday from Kinston to spend the Easter weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Jamea B. Macy. Mr. and Mra. James B. Macy Jr. and children, Joan and Pat, are expected this week from Key West, Fla., to make their home here. They will live at 205 Vir ginia Ave., Mansfield Park. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Taylor of Washington and Mrs. Beulah Wig gins of New Bern visited their sister, Mrs. John Nelson, over the weekend. Miss JoAnne Wade, a freshman at Salem College, Winston-Salem, has arrived to spend the Easter holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Jake Wade of Wlldwood. David Small, a senior at the University of North Carolina, Cha pel Hill, will arrive tomorrow to spend the Easter holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Small. . Eagle Eye it upon youl ?y BOMELDA 8HEFFAKD Baseball With baseball season just around the corner, the Eagles held a prac tice game on their home field with the Beaufort Seadogs. The game was held to help Coach Clark cut the squad. The outstanding Eagles in the game were to make the team. No cut In the squad has been made so far. The Eaglea opened the scoring in the bottom of the second on a walk to Jackie Simpson and a home-run by John Clancy. The Seadogs came right back in the top of the third with a walk to the lead-off man and a home-run by Gordon Becton. Nobody was able to drive across a run until the fifth, when James Guthrie singled, stole second and third and came home when the right fielder made an error on Jackie McQueen's high fly to right field. The Seadogs were unable to score in the first of the sixth, and this should have ended the game, with the Eagles winning 3-2, but Coach Gordon of Beaufort wanted to let some of his other pitchers work out. He let the Eagles finish the last of the sixth. The Eagles picked up three more runs in the sixth on a two-run single by Sherill Norman and a bases loaded walk. Freshman Essay Contest In line with a yearly four-week course on Vision and Highway Safety, the freshmen of UCHS wrote essays on this topic. Each year freshmen compose these essays, the beat of which wins a $10 caah prize for its writer. This year's winner waa Fred Willia Jr. Joan Guthrie, runner-up, woo *5. The essays were judged by David ' Morris, county driver licenac examiner; Ruth Peeling, editor, Carteret News-Times; Len wood Lee, principal, Morehead City Graded School, and Dr. Rus aetl Outlaw. The winning essay ia now to be placed in competition with those from other high schools in this district. The district winner then goes to the state contest. Customers Die, So Man Sells His General Store Milwaukee (AP) ? The Lefever Brothers general store of subur ban Wauwatosa, one of the few still existing in metropolitan areas, has decided to call it quits. Cornelius Lefever, whose father founded the store in 1882, said he will sell the midwestern landmark because "all my best customers are in the cemetery." In the old days the store sold coal, sewer pipe, machinery, and even hot stew, in addition to the regular general store items. "Peo ple don't want this kind of store anymore," said Lefever. "They go to the shopping centers where no body even says hello." Abraham Lincoln once remarked, "When my feet hurt, I can't think." CANCER SEVEN DANGER SIGNALS 1 Unu$ual bleeding or discharge K, 2 A lump or thickening In the breast or elsewhere 3 A tor* that doe* ? not heel < 4 Change In bowel or \ bladder habite J Hoareeneee or cough 6 Indigestion or difficulty , In swallowing 7 Change In a wart or mole If y??r signal laill langar than i to* waaka. ga ?a yawr tfaatar U 1 AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Coffee forms the main bails of income and economic development in 14 of the 20 Latin American re publics. CLARA'S Pre-Easter SALE Reductions $1.00 -$2.00 -$5.00 Values up to $29.95 CLARA'S DRESS SHOP Morehead City, N. C. what tk ^ - ' ? *?!' Jw ?. 4V ? ...... man will wear on ^ You can be well dressed "in-and-out of-the-picture" when you shop Belk's for your Easter outfit. ? MEN'S SUITS - - - - from $30.00 ? MEN'S SHOES ? ? ? from $7.95 ? MEN'S JEWELRY ? - - from $1.50 ? MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS ? - - 25c ? MEN'S HATS .... from $5.95 / fi MEN'S SHIRTS $2.99 MEN'S BELTS $1.50 up MEN'S TIES $1.00 and $1.50 MEN'S SOCKS 59c jp THIS EASTER "BE A BELK-DRESSED MAN"
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