Obituaries
MRS. MIME C. SIMMON
Mr*. Sudie Chadwiek Simpson,
T?, Beaufort RFD, died Tuesday
morning at her home.
Funeral service* were conducted
Wednesday at the Dill Funeral
Chapel by Dr. John H. Bunn, pas
tor o I First Baptist Church, More
head City, and the Rev. Robert
Poulk, pastor of Core Creek Meth
odist Church. Burial was in Bay
view Cemetery.
She is survived by her husband,
Edward Simpson ; two sons, George
W. of Swarthmore. Pa., and Max
well of Atlantic; two daughters,
Mrs. George Thomas of Beaufort
and Mrs. Willie Gray Chadwiek
of Straits; four grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren.
HUGH LEWIS
Hugh Lewis of Morehcad City
died in Marine Hospital, Norfolk.
Va? Wednesday night. He was the
brother of Mrs. Charles L. Nelson
o i Morehead City.
Funeral arrangements were in
complete at press time yesterday.
CLEM FULCHER
Clem Fulcher, 70, route 1, New
port, died at his home Monday
evening after an extended illness
Funeral services were held at
the Sound View Free Will Baptist
Church Tuesday afternoon by the
Rev. Mr. Taylor of Richlands Bur
ial was in the Broad Creek Ceme
tery.
He is survived by his wife. Mrs.
Bessie Adams Fulcher; five daugh
ters, Mrs. Benny Salter of Salter
Path; Mrs. Estelle Taylor and Mrs.
Haiel Custer of route 1 Newport;
Mr*. George Smith of Atlantic
Beach; Mrs. Agatha Ballou of
Morehead City; two sons, Clyde
and Haywood; two brothers, Wal
ter and Lonnie, all of route 1 New
port, and about 30 grandchildren.
DAVID R. MARSHBURN
David Roscoe Marshburn. 57, of
route 1 Newport, died at his home
Wednesday evening following an
illness. A native of Onslow County,
Mr. Marshburn had been living
here about four years.
Graveside services will be con
ducted at Old Brock Cemetery near
Richlands this afternoon at 3 p.m.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mr*. H. B. Snyder of Hawthorne,
Nev. and Mrs. F. A. Merwin of
New London, Conn.; one sod.
Janes D. of route 1 Newport; two
sisters, Mrs. Samuel H. Scurry of
Jacksonville and Mrs. Owen Wha
ley of Grifton; one brother, Henry
of Richlands; and five grandchil
dren.'
M. G. MANN SR.
The funeral service for Manly
G. Mann Sr., 61, a native of New
port and resident of Rale igb. ?gt?
conducted Tuesday ffteaMen "W
Hayes Barton Methodist ^Church,
Raleigh.
Mr. Mann committed micide at
hi* home Monday morning. He had
been In ill health in recent year*.
He wat general manager of the
Farmers Cooperative Exchange,
head of the North Carolina Cotton
Grower* Exchange, and an out
standing church and civic leader.
Mr. Mann presided each year in
August at Atlantic Beach at the
annual meeting of the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad, of which
he was president.
Among survivors are relative*
at Newport.
Stork Newt
Birth* at Morehead City Hospital:
To Mr. and Mr*. Ingram Lockey,
Newport, a ton, Tuesday, April 29.
To Mr. and Mrs. Weston Taylor,
S?a Level, a daughter, Jane, Tues
day, April 29.
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TODAT
12 noon? Pre-School Clinic, More
head City School
7:90 p m. ? Duplicate Bridge
Tournament, Inlet Inn, Beaufort
7:30 p.m. ? JWoodman Circle,
Grove No. 263, hall east of Camp
Glenn School
SATURDAY
7:30 p.m.? Teen-age bridge play
and instruction. Inlet Inn, Beau
fort
( p.m.? VFW dinner, post build
ing, Beaufort
MONDAY
6:30 p.m.? Rotary Club, school
lunchroom, Newport
7 p.m.? Beaufort Rescue Squad,
fire station. Beaufort
7 p.m. ? Jaycees, Blue Ribbon
Club, Morehead City
7 p.m. ? Beaufort Junior Wo
man's Club, Scout building, Beau
fort
7:30 p.m.? Fire Department, fire
station, Morehead City
7:30 p.m. ? Woodmen of the
World, hall east of Camp Glenn
School
7:30 p.m. ? Carteret County
Bridge League, recreation build
ing, Morehead City
7:45 p.m. ? Newport Masonic
Lodge, Masonic temple, Morehead
City
8 p.m.? Miriam Rebekahi, lodge
hall, Beaufort
8 p.m. ? Order of Eastern Star,
lodge ball, Beaufort
8 p.m.? Woman's Auxiliary, First
Presbyterian Church, Morehead
City
8 p.m.? Loyal Order of Moose,
lodge hall, Atlantic Beach
8 p.m. ? Morehead City Chamber
of Commerce board of directors,
chamber office at Hott l Fort Ma
con
TUESDAY
9-11 a.m.? Clinic, Morehead City
Hospital annex. (Shots adminis
tered during these hours only)
1-4 p.m.? Clinic, eounty health
center, Beaufort. (Shots adminis
tered during these hours only )
8:45 p.m.? Rotary Club, Scout
building. Beaufort
7 p.m? Marine Reserve Unit,
The Crossroads, Havelock
7 p.m.? World War I Veterans,
Blue Ribbon Club, Morehead City
7:30 p.m.? Coast Guard Reserve
Unit, Coact Guard Station, Fort
Macon Road
8 p.m ? St. Catherine'! Chapter,
St. Andrew's Episcopal 4Vuxiliarf,
parish house, MareHea<}'"City
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Fifteen hundred dollars will be
given in this essay contest spon
sored by the First-Citizens Bank
and Trust Co.
Open to all high school students
in grades 9 through 12, the con
test is "to create a better under
standing of the American way of
life ... by emphasizing the value
of Constitutional Government and
freedom of individual opportunity
. . . and by stressing the great ad
vantage for all Americans in keep
ing our private enterprise, econom
ic system, and Constitutional Gov
ernment healthy and sound."
Those of our school working to
meet the May J 6 deadline are Bud
Daniels, Wayne Eoaoooion, John
Phillips, Malcolm Goodwin, John
Crowe, and Virgil Burr.
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Chalk Dust
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The elections took place Wed
nesday but Chalk Dust will be un
able to announce the results until
next week.
Tonight at 8, is the high school
auditorium, the curtain will rise
on the greatest bit of musical en
tertainment this side of Broadway.
From previous experience, every
one is familiar with the fact that
any of the musical extravaganzas
put on by the Choral Club, under
the direction of Mrs. Charles Has
sell, have earned the reputation
of being exceptionally good presen
tations and that the adjectives
used here to describe them are
not exaggerated.
Tonight's show will be no excep
tion! However, the majority of the
entertainers will be high school
students. The presenta&o will in
by the teen-egen depleting the
typical life of the younger set and
giving them an opportunity of dis-,
playing their talent in contrast
with the elder set.
The adults will claim their share
of the spotlight by starring as
artists in single acts and other
wise. Just wait till you hear Mrs
Jarvls Herring, Bobbi Dennis, Guy
Smith, and Sal Palatio sing!
The real show stoppers will be
the commercials which will bei
acted In the manner of tv by mem-|
bers of the faculty. Glee Club, and I
various adults.
A sneak preview would reveal1
that Mr. Littletoa and Miss Lan-'
caster "doing their number" are
really cute and Mr. Tarkinfton
singing and modeling his eliptical
trousers (bermuda shorts) is a
sight well worth seeing. A grand
finale, in which the whole grdup
participates, will complete the
show.
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"I'm a carrier boy . . .
First-Citizens is delivering
my future.".
SAVINGS RECEIVED
BY MAT < EARN
1NTSKE8T FROM
MAY 1
Conveniently Located
la
? More bead CHr
VTitfc Drire U Service
? Beaafort
? 6w??ahnr?
? Cherry Point
? Bavdoek
? Newport
u4 la other Am
N. C conmanitie*
3% GUARANTKCD
MSMMt F.O.I.C. IN T1H 1ST '
Beds of salt, 400 feet thick, be
neath Hutchinson, Kan., produce
about four million dollars worth of
salt a year.
Do>yn fwt firemen
Answer Coil to Airfield
The Down East Fire Department
answered * tail to tte Atlantic
Marine Corps airfield Sunday af
ternoon.
The tU hangar Mn? torn down
caught fire. The sergeant in charge
called the Are department. A trash
pile cine to the haAgar, put there
h) Mrkmee, was the touree at
the fire.
|^|tl Nobcas
NOTICE
North Carolina
Carteret county
Havlland It Company
vs.
Mrs. B. A. Bell (Mattie G Bell)
Trading as B. A. BeD. Jeweler
Feasiee-Gualbert Corpuratioa
vs.
Mrs. B. A. Bell (MaMie C. Bell)
Trading as B. A. Bell, Jeweler
United Glass Corporation
vs.
Mrs. B. A. Bell (Mattie G. Bell)
Trading as B. A. Bell, Jeweler
By virtue of executions directed
to the undersigned from the Su
perior Court of Carteret County In
the above -entitled actions, which
for purposes of sale have been con
solidated, I will on the WOi day of
May, 1958, at 10:00 o'clock a m.,
at the store of Mattie May Bell t/a
B. A. Bell, Jeweler, which is desig
nated as U5 Front Street, Beau
fort, N. C., sell to the highest bid
der for cash to aatisfy said execu
tions all the rigbt, Uile and inter
est which the said Mattie May Bell
t/o B. A. Bell. Jeweler, has in aad
to the following described personal
property :
All watehes, Jewelry silver,
Lgftl Nadcti
thin*, ?ad any *nd Wfcer stock to
trad* or nrrefcaixiiae hereto!**
formtag a portion af the inventory
?( tbe aforesaid Ixuiuru. and all
futures, iwladjng wall caaea, show
easel, etc.
Thia 25th day of 4prll. 1958.
Hugh taller
Hb?ritl, Carteret County
a 25 m2#
NOTICE
To: All creditors of, and any per
son interoatod In, Sahit Jude. Inc.
(More head City, N. C.J.; and. to
the Commissioner of Revenue.
North Carolina :
Take Notice, pursuant to J5
-118(a) General Statutes of North
Carolina, that "Articles of Dissolu
tton" of Saint Jude, Inc. were filed
in the office of the Secretary of
State April 21. 1958, and in tha
office of the Clerl^ of the Superior
Court of Carteret County, on April
22, 1958.
This April 23rd., 1958.
Saint Jude, Inc.
By: Dave Tate,
Incorporator
a25 mZ-? 16
ADWINOTSATBIX NOTICE
Having qualified as administra
trix of tha estate of Ashton H. and
Nettie T. Talliaan, deceased, late
of Carteret County, N. C., this is
to notify all persons haviag claims
against said estate to present them
to the undersigned at RFD Beau
fort, N. C., on or before the 12th
day of April, 1959, or thia notice
will be pled in bar of their recov
ery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make prompt
payment.
This 29th day of March, 1958.
Berniee T. Lewis,
Administratrix
all-18-25 m2-9 16
noM DD)T'VOURS?Lr
to DIG BUILDING
TOP 'EM ALL
BECAUSE
THEY'RE
LIGHT ? EASY-TO-HANDLI
DURABLE ? ECONOMICAL
SELF INSULA TIVE ? HEAT AND
FIRE RESISTANT ? UNIFORM IN
TEXTURE ? RUST AND STAIN
FROOF ? BEAUTIFUL FOR INTS*
RIORS AND EXTERIORS
YOU'RE SO RIGHT TO USE
. . . and for a TV show to TOP 'CM ALL
WNCT-TV
GREENVILLE
7 / :30 p.m.
Saturdays
SUWffi
jsrisms
Morehoad Block and Tile Company, Inc.
NordwtJ City, North Carolina
Hundreds of Homesites for Abundant Living!
AUCTION!
*
* MITCHELL VILLAGE *
r North Cavgltoa's Mo?t Livable Subdivision ? Overlooking Beautiful Bogue Sound
Wed., May 14
10 A.M. Until Finished
Property of Rochelle Realty Co.
Roanoke Rapid*, N. C.
mi r , m ?
unotucAn riTv ki r
MUKEnCAU VII 1/ n. ?tourist iwtr from East to Fit. Perfect site for ilwpptal
center at Intersection of Mgbwafa. M naRoa to Maw Rara; 1X3 mb< of Raleigh; St miles to Camp Le
jeuae; U miles to cherry Point. It in la tort from Atlantic beaehet.
Build in a Community You Will Bo Proud Of
You'll love living hi tkto great fishing. Uarfet, baitoeot. ni ort ana. Mitchell Village la in North Ctpdlaa't
sunniest county, yet It ia the eootnt (pot Im tfcr awal?i ermine tad one of the waroiest spota la winter. Whether
yoa mat ? permanent ar part4ime home, ya?V Had it (iktlr arcettlble by into, baa or plane from potnta
miles away. Lata la tfct* heantlfxly nM tahdlHalaa hare frtmtagea of M to 12* feet, and depths of )M to
ISO feet- Mnay lovely homes hare already been built and many more are to the pia?lng atagai.
Yaa're cboaatog marc taa ? tot arhaa yon b?y to M He hell Village, far you'll ha toveattag to a neighborhood aa
well. Valae it reflected dg trtif ton. fieaaMa toMtof restrletiaaa hare heea IwdaUd far your protuctto*.
You can fee sure of aa HOWtloaiafly high ratio af home owners to renters in this eicluslve highly pntlerred
aerttoo Tbia naeaaa a II right rt r- 1* of better taatoteaaaee and upkeep. Here It wboteiome environment and
a happy ntaraephefe ? the features goad cluneal and hameaaahera look for. Build now or later . . . bat now
it the time to bay your tot.
TERRAIN FOR ECONOMICAL BUILDING. Here's real ace ale aptoqdor tad gaogy atopiag lay ?Rare tt't prac
tical to kaild. No extra heavy grading, exeargttog ar filling to. No retaining vpRl to feaild. Streeta bare
beea laid awl aad anfeRl procett fa* af be lag Improved. Most of them have curbs already la. Llgtdp and
leiephoaet a valla We. Yaa get dear tlMe to the chatoeat homealtot la til of North Ctraltot. Don't mill thlf
chance!
FOLLOW THE MODERN TREND
IMajr'a working pattern and faat baaafartatka faclU
Uca hare radically altered AweHen'* *?f of Hrimf.
Today s family Urea away from ion where they ran
hare more elhow room, ante (rest air a?4 sanahtae.
Mitchell Village kindhn neet every teat. Grow
aH kinds of flowers. rrfrUMes, ahraha, ale.
Tea . . . MttehaU Vl*n?n to ideal ifr Oww W*?> ***
to reUre to a quiet, peaceful nelghheafcoad whore
then la eaoagk aettelly amllnMi (or n NMv#aa
?rer fall Hfe. This to an ovtstaadinn ||iiImM| lar
tea* bander or Ineeitdr. Chock HMcMI VIBaj* to
day and tee (or yourself! _
SUPREME FQR THE SPOftTSMAM
Beit h^f and flahtof territory is ?he aattoa. Boat
hi M< vftfr ikHni can he eajeyed here. Ks?h real
M of jltehMl VHif* may ne aeeeii Ufi to
Launch your heat, hare all ri^ta of
egrets and ta(Feee. Bale awtaalnf .
Fifteen mfcatet from ocean heaehea. Near new cwm
trr ?M f*U cotrae.
All kM> of fan an4 rccreation at roar finger
%al
BOY, BUILD, UVE, MOSW IN MITCHELL VILLAPC
FREE!
1958
CHEVROLET
GIVEN TO SOME PERSON ATTENDING THIS SALE!
doipt miss m you could be the winner
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
'For Investment or Immediate Uae
Ideal Location at Intersection of HmUf TnieW Hlfhwayi!
The first thiol Uut will Impress you about Mitchell Village
l> Ha wondarfnlly commanding location. The land designated
for ? modern shopping center has IMS.T feet af actual high
way frontage and la very deep. Ingress and agrees frem tve
major highways is offered. Besides being only three miles
of populous More bead City and eery near ether beat! lag
towns, It is only IS miles of Cherry Point Marine Air Station
?nd M mites of Camp Lejeune where thousands of service
men are stationed and other thousands of civilians are em
ploys*. It is alaa an a favorite tourist, route and would af
ford a welcome retreat lor weary travelers.
Here, In the heart of Mitchell Village, is a ready-made money
maker for the man who can look ahead. Many homes have
already been halt here and maay others are now being
planned ... and with the hand reds of families who will bay
and twHd en these preferred hon^eaites, yeall have a perfect
set-np to resp a golden harvest of profits. Never has the
opportunity for a wise laveetment been so great.
WONDERFUL MOTEL ft BUSINESS SITES
Mitchell Village lndndea approximately one mile of highway
fraatage Wang V&. 71 and N.C. It. on the Morehead City
6wanaboro Road, heir1! prise highway frontage, and the
Ideal site for a motel. Terrific few of battle an bftt high
ways. No other motel la the area, ao competition is bo factor.
There's not another a pot where It unnld ha no practical to
hglM a modern motel. If yea want to make never, (at land
like (his en a vain' highway near a growing city and hold
it tor awhNe. Here yon wfll find every factor that will canae
the land to Increase la Talae. Yon will never nuke money
oat of lata yoa could have purchased and didn't.
DESIRABLE PLANT SITE
IadnstriaJ guparty an the north sMeaf Railroad an Ughmay
76 offers an Ideal plaat a*e for a multitude of parpaaaa.
Three-quarters of a mBe ap the highway frem the Manic
tlon and ia on a R.R. right of way. Tremendous espanaiea
has about seen desirable sites used up, aad this is probably
the finest tract ao near the faeilltiea offered by Morehead
City. The Soutkern Rained h*a recently token aver the
AAEC, thus the part of Morehead City If provided with a
through east-west trunk Una bf a major earlier. Investors!
Bay this preferred plant atte and bold It to make money.
GOOD PLACE TQ PUT YOUR MONEY TO WORK
WW* ?1lu how ttf I ftfalt alo?g North CaroUnar eaat coaat It
falap ap heeaaae of eramerclal, lodadrlfl and population growth, jtm
Wiwril MHrwMl Mil ?(?tiat inflation. Nothlag five* ?
?aa uMpt apUahM"** imHi tkaa Mh| rrai aetata- TVa rahw
ft Um haaualtea aid commercial property at Mitchell Village la ahitiaa.
Yaaf Mm atataa a >ri? aat af land yea could have hoaght. Daal let
*la tppaifratir ally tgr. It'a |oii| al aactfoa and jroa aat the price!
COME TO SALE EARLY AND LOOK
Taka a carefal aad atodM laak al theae lata, lriag raw faaily aad pick
aat the later Me af fear Mm. Every factor here far Waal I
Far BleatrateJVechare or i
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