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Morehead City Social News
Sadetj Editor PfeM* IB44
Miss Evelyn Westergard left UK
week (or California, where she la
visiting relatives.
Miss Lei a HoDis spent the week
end in Willismston with her par
ents, Mr and Mrs. Dock Hollis.
Mrs. Mamie Taylor and daugh
ters, Catherine and Linda, attend
ed May Day festivities at Greens
boro College Saturday. Her daugh
ter, Jackie, is a senior at Greens
boro College.
Miss Carolyn Laine and Miss Ma
bel Laine arrived home Saturday
from Goldsboro to spend the week
end with their mother, Mrs. O. K
Laine.
Mr. Johnny Cates, Durham, was
the weekend guest of Miss Doug
lass Ann West at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
West, Coral Bay.
Mrs. W. B. Chalk, who has been
visiting in Herndon, Va., for two
weeks, has returned home. Mr.
Chalk went for her last week and
they returned home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Zack Taft and chil
dren have returned to their home
in Greenville, after visiting Mrs.
Taft's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dow
Lasitter.
Miss Lee Gould, RN, and her
guest, Miss Jean Cheatham, RN, of
Roanoke, Va., arc spending the
summer with Miss Gould's parents,
Capt. and Mrs. Dave Gould.
Jimmy Parker, a student at
Chowan College, Murfreesboro, ar
rived Saturday to spend the week
end at home.
The Rev. J. F. Herbert spent last
week in Sumter, S. C., with his
mother.
Mrs. W. L. Eason and daughter,
Jane, and Mrs. Joe Bean and son,
Joey, of Wilmington were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Bor
deaux.
Mr. Dortch Herring of Kinston
was the weekend guest of Mr.
Charles Styron, Mitchell Village.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bordeaux
and three sons and Mrs. 1. J. Bor
deaux of Wilmington were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John Bordeaux
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson of
Goldsboro were here for the week
end.
Mrs. Lawrence Vickers and chil
dren spent the weekend here from
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W. David Munden
Durham with her paranti, Judge
and Mrs Luther Hamilton.
llr. C. B. Wade Jr. of Wlnaton
Salcm is a patient at More head
City Hospital. He was injured in
an accident on a boat Friday. Mrs.
Wade and their son, Byrd III, ar
rived from Winston -Salem Friday
night.
Mrs. E. T. Rollins, Mrs. T. G.
Wallace, Mrs. Cecil Gordon and
Mias Robin Gordon of Durham
were weekend guests at the Jeffer
son Hotel and visited Mrs. Rollins'
sister, Mrs. C. V. Wade.
Mra. James McLawhorn and son,
Mickey, of Vanceboro visited her
mother, Mrs. Clarence Lupton,
over the weekend. Mrs. Lupton Is
confined to her home with a bro
ken arm suffered in a fall at her
home last week.
Mrs. George Hardy and Mrs.
Bill Pittman of South River, Mrs.
Robert Luptort Of New Bern and
Mrs. Ray White and daughter,
Linda, of Cove City visited Mrs.
Clarence Lupton Friday.
Mr. H. L. Joslyn, Mrs. Mamie
Taylor and Mrs. John Nelson at
tended an NCEA meeting in Kin
ston Thursday held for the purpose
of planning the October diatrict
meeting.
Program Topics Listed
By Woman's Auxiliary
Program topics for the month
have been announced by the Wo
man's Auxiliary of the First Free
Will Baptist Church. They are.
The Home is the Basic Unit of So
ciety, The Enemy's Attack on Com
panionship and Helpfulness, The
Enemy's Attack on the Godly
Fruitfulness of the Home and The
Enemy'a Attack on Discipline.
The auxiliary will meet at the
church tonight at 7:30 and will
study the first topic of the month.
Mrs. William J. Cherry
Entertains Tuesday Club
The Tuesday evening bridge club
met last week at the home of Mrs.
William J. Cherry. Mrs. H. A.
Weeks was the only guest Ar
rangements of camellias and bridal
wreath were used for decoration.
High score was won by Mrs.
Robert Freeman, second high by
Mrs. J. R. Sanders and low by Mrs.
Cherry. Cocoanut cake and coffee
were served at the conclusion of
play. *
Mrs. H. A. Weeks Hostess
To Bridge Club Thursday
Mrs. H. A. Weeks was hostess
to her bridge club Thursday eve
ning at her home on Bridges
Street.
High score was won by Mrs.
Robert Laughton, second high by
Mrs. Bruce Willis and low by the
hostess, Mrs. Weeks.
Cocoanut pie with whipped
cream, salted nuts and coffee were
served. Mrs. WUlis will entertain
the club this week.
Mrs. Hamilton Hostess
To Bridge Club Last Week
Mrs. Harvey Hamilton Sr. enter
tained her bridge club last week.
Mrs. Darden Sure was ? guest.
Mrs. Eure won high score, Mrs.
S. W. Thompson was second high
and Mrs. B. F. Royal wai lo~
Mrs. Hamilton served a frozen
salad with soft drinks. Mrs. M. T.
Mills will entertain the club this
afternoon.
Word of Death Kecelred
Word has been received here at
the death of Mr. Walter Winbourn
in Gainesville, Ga., laat week. He
was the brother of Mrs. Luther
Bridges, formerly of Morehead
City. Mrs. Bridgea la the widow
of Or. Bridgea, who was a former
pastor at First Methodist Church.
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Wadding Plan* Given
By Miss Thelma Memakis
Miu Ttaelms Memakis, who will
marry Mr. Larry Evan Barnette,
has completed plana for her wed
ding.
The ceremony will be performed
at four o'clock in the afternoon
Friday, June (, at First Methodist
Church. Ministers from Wilming
ton and Richmond, Va. will offi
ciate.
Miss Memakis is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Memakis of
this city and Mr. Barnette, who is
stationed aboard the CGC Chilula,
ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Barnette of Norfolk, Va., formerly
of Morehead City.
Hospital NotM
Morehead City Hospital
Admitted: Wednesday, Mrs.
Agnes Salter, Master Dennis Wilils,
Salter Path; Mrs. Geneva Bass,
Mrs. Mabel Graham, Mrs. Thelma
Nobles, Miss Virginia Whaley, Mrs.
Madie Henderson. Morehead City;
Master Vincent Earl Becton Jr.,
Mrs. Edith Ipock, Beaufort; Mrs.
Letha Forrest, Newport; Mrs.
Florena Goodwin, Cedar Island;
Mrs. Marie Davis, Harkers Island.
Thursday, Mrs. Ida Reynolds,
Mr. Wilbur Garner, Newport; Mas
ter William Yeager, Miss Coretta
Yeager, Mrs. Evelyn McBride,
Morehead City; Mrs. Dot Nelson,
Beaufort.
Friday, Mrs. Mildred Davis,
Beaufort; Mr. Charles Byrd Wade
Jr., Winston Saiem.
Discharged: Thursday, Miss
Phyllis Ann Springle, Mrs. Ruth
Keel, Mrs. Edith Ipock, Beaufort;
Mrs. Florena Goodwin, Cedar Is
land; Mrs. Betty Cox, Morehead
City; Mrs. Erma Davis, llarlowe;
Mr. Lionel Pelletier, Stella.
Friday, Mrs. Geraldine Taylor
and daughter, Sea Level; Miss Vir
ginia Whaley, Mrs. Jerry Harris
and daughter, Mrs. Madie Hender
son, Morehead City; Mr. Otis L.
Warren, Master Vincent Becton
Jr., Beaufort; Master Dennis Wil
lis, Mrs. Thelma Ward, Salter
Path; Mrs. Mae Davis, Atlantic
Beach; Mrs. Letha Forrest, New
port; Mrs. Laverne Peden, Have
lock.
Saturday, Mr. William N. Gil
christ, Beaufort; Mrs. Ida Rey
nolds, Mrs. Pearl Lockey and son,
Newport; Master William Yeager,
Miss Coretta Yeager, Mrs. Olive
Roach, Morehead City; Mrs. Agnes
Salter, Salter Path.
8ea Level Hospital
Admitted: Thursday, Mrs. Re
becca Goodwin, Cedar Island; Fri
day, Mr. Gaston Smith, Atlantic;
Miss Ellen Tyler, Smyrna; Sat
urday, Mrs. Myra Lewis, Harkers
Island; Master Sterling Chadwick,
Marshall berg.
Siuday, Mrs. Judy Daniels, Miss
Phyllis Goodwin, Miss Judy Good
win, Cedar Island; Mrs. Rowena
Guthrie, Harkers Island; Mr. Anas
tasia West, Morehead City; Mr.
Alec Lewis, Beaufort; Monday,
Miss Lynn Perry, Morehead City.
Discharged: Thursday, Mr. Da
vid Taylor, Beaufort; Friday, Mr.
John Willett, Mrs. Roma Smith,
Atlantic; Mrs. Bessie Ward, Mrs.
Marie Taylor, Mr. Devem Mc
Lawhorn, Newport; Mr. Leslie
Muse, Havelock.
Saturday, Mrs. Lois Hill and
son, Mr. Eldred Gillikin, Beaufort;
Mrs. Evelyn Fulcher, Sea Level
Snnday, Mrs. Laurie Norris, Kin
ston; Mrs. Olivia Salter, Mrs. Vir
ginia Couch, Morehead City; Mrs.
Hazel Edwards, Beaufort; Mr.
Sam Woodall, New Bern; Mrs.
Betty Harris, Mrs. Judy Daniels,
Cedar Island.
Stork Newt
Births It Morehead City Hospital:
To Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. Davis,
Beaufort, a ion, Friday, May 2.
To Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Nelson,
Beaufort, a daughter, Thursday,
May 1.
Birth at Sea Level Hospital:
To Mr. and Mrs. Guion Bruce
Hill, Beaufort, a son, Bruce Greg
ory, Monday, April 28.
Horn* Agent Announces
Meetings This Week
Mrs. Floy Garner, home agent,
has announced two Home Demon
stration Club meetings and a spe
cial meeting for this week.
The WUdwood Club will meet at
7:30 tonight at the home of Mrs.
Joe Barnes. The PeUetier Club
will meet at 2 p.m. Friday at the
home of Mrs. Herman Taylor.
There will be a special meeting
of all curb market sellers at the
home agent's office, Beaufort,
Wednesday morning at 11.
Welcome Saa
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Nelson Jr.
of Washington, D. C. welcomed a
son, David Ralph, Thursday, May
1. The newcomer weighed 7 pounds
? ounces. He has a brother, John
III, who is three.
SUNSHINE
LAUNDRY AND
LAUNDRYETTE
Women Plan Tours
Making Old Homes Tour plans recently at the borne of Mrs. W. N. Gilchrist, chairman, above, were
Mrs. W. I. Loftin, Mrs. K. S. Stevenson, Mrs. E. J. Davis. Mrs. Grayden Paul, Miss GeraMine Smith,
Mrs. Gilchrist and Mrs. G. W. Duncan. The tour of several homes, tour by bus of historic landmarks,
a relics eihibit, arts and crafts show will tawe pUcc, under sponsorship of the Beaufort Woman's Club,
on Wednesday, June 18.
Two Housewives 'Get
Goods' on Cancer Quacks
By HARRY JUPITER
Bakersficld, Calif. (AP) ? There
are those, glib of tongue, who
profit from the human fear of can
cer by claiming to cure the in
curable. And there are those with
the courage to expose them.
Mrs. Eleanor McKee and Mrs.
Claire Schacfer are among the
courageous? volunteers in the fight
against cancer quackery.
Mrs. McKee, a 34-year-old Wood
ville farmwife, carries a burn scar
on her shoulder from the job she
did in gathering evidence against
Perle Savely, 79, of Lemoore,
Calif.
Mrs. Schaefer, SO, of Bakers
field, executive secretary of the
Kern County Cancer Society, went
through treatment by a fantastic
"ozone machine" to expose Frank
lin D. Lee, 70, of Bakersfield.
Both Convicted
Savely and Lee were convicted
of practicing medicine without a
license. Savely was fined $400,
placed on probation for two years
and ordered to make restitution to
his "patients." Lee was jailed for
one year.
Mrs. McKee and Mrs. Schaefer
met for the first time recently
when they were honored in San
Francisco by the American Can
cer Society for their undercover
work.
The quiet-spoken farmwife? the
mother of five children? said she
had been critized by some people
for her part in exposing Savely.
It was so discouraging, she said,
she consulted her minister, who
"put his arm around me and said
he was proud of me."
But there were rewards.
Honored in Editorial
inc mire Advance - Register
wrote an editorial addressing her
by name;
"To you goes our nomination at
Tulare County's 'woman of the
year' for your humanitarian work
in exposing a cancer cure 'quack'
by exposing yourself to his treat
ment."
Mrs. Schaefer's greatest reward
was even more personal.
"After Lee's trial, I heard of a
woman who had planned to go to
him," she said.
"She listened to the trial, then
went to a regular doctor, who sent
her to the county hospital. She's
being treated for her ailment.
Even if she were the only one ?
and I'm sure there are more ? I
feel that whatever I have done
was well worthwhile."
Mrs. McKee, whose mother died
of cancer, became worried after
failing to dissuade a friend from
going to Savely. She consulted the
California Cancer Society. Agents
of the Pure Food and Drug Ad
ministration pertuaded her to go
to Savely's house and show him
a non-pigmentcd mole on her right
shoulder.
"I agreed til do what 1 could,
but I certainly didn't know what
I was getting into," she said.
Makes 'DiagBoais'
"He reached into a bag and took
out a 10-cent magnifying glass ?
the kind my children often play
with ? and looked at my shoulder.
He frowned and told me I had can
cer.
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"He took a shoe paste jar from
a box and took a penknife from
his pocket. He wiped the knife on
his pants and then used it to spread
ointment from the jar on the mole
on my shoulder.
"He was so convincing, appar
ently so sincere, that even though
I knew he was lying, I half be
lieved him."
Sample Obtained
On another visit, Mrs. McKee
was accompanied by a Pure Food
and Drug agent who posed as her
brother. A sample of the ointment
was obtained. After analyzing it,
agents arrested Savely.
Mrs. Schaefcr was accompanied
on her first visit to Lee by Mrs.
Vernice Jensen, who had a minia
ture wire recorder concealed in
her dress.
Lee examined Mrs. Sc|iaefer's
foot, explaining that all titrVei
were centered there. After squeez-1
ing the foot until she winced, she
said, Lee told her she had kidney
trouble, "needed a cleanup job
inside," had a strong heart, a liver
that was acting up, had female
trouble and internal disorder.
Special Gadget
Mrs. Schaefer said Lee treated
her with an "ozone machine," a
box and board with lighted tubes.
It emitted fumes that made her
dizzy as he moved it back and
forth across her body, she said.
After that, he prescribed sage
tea and a flesh-burning ointment.
Lee was arrested during Mrs.
Schaefer's third visit.
"He had a fatherly appear
ance," Mrs. Schaefer said.
"He was pleasant, jolly, re
assuring and sang hymns in a nice
baritone voice as he went from
patient to patient. He said he could
be a doctor if he wanted to but
he didn't want to."
Favorable Weather
Boosts Business
Neir - perfect weather greeted
visitors to the county over the
weekend. Maximum temperatures
ranged from 68 on Thursday to
80 on Saturday.
The nights were cool, running
from 55 to 64 degrees. The wind
was calm on Thursday and light
breezes came from the southwest
on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Maximum and minimum tem
peratures and wind direction fol
low:
Max. Mia. Wind
Thursday 68 55 Calm
Friday j.. 76 61 SW
Saturday to 64 SW
Sunday _... 75 64 SW
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Granite Work*
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Cartarot County
Memorial Sorvic#
a branch at
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Granite Worka
Harrey HaaMa Sr., bf.
Pbaaa Mill
Eleanor McKee
well worthwhile'
Beaufort Seniors
To Present Play
Friday Night at 8
Beaufort seniors will present
their senior play, The Doctor in
Spite of Himself, a rollicking farce,
at 8 p.m. Friday in the school
auditorium.
Directing the play is Mrs. Ben
Arrington. Members of the cast
are David Chipman, Frances Bell,
Bronna Willis, Ernest Carraway,
Raymond Smith, Larry Kirk.
Judie Moore, Jackie Young,
Tommy Jones, Alex Copejand,
Joey Pake, Brenda Smith and
Mary Lou Temple.
Admission is 80 cents for adults
and 40 cents for students.
School Lunch
Menus Listed
Today: Turkey and gravy, dreaa
tag, crant 'iry aaoee, green peaa,
bread and butter, milk, cookiea.
Wedneaday: Shepherd pl?, freah
collarda, pickled beeta, bread and
butter, milk, peacbea.
Thuraday: Baby lima beana, cole
alaw, raw oniona, hot biaculta and
butter, milk, cookiea.
Friday: Barbecue on buna, pi
mento cheeae aaodwich, potato
aticka, milk, banana pudding.
More be ad City School
Today: Weinera and buna, baked
beana, alaw, carrot atripa, apple
aauce, cake, milk.
Wedneaday: Baked ham, potato
aalad, buttered cabbage, pickled
beeta, bread, rice cuatard, milk.
Thnraday: Meat and pimento
cheeae aandwichea, macaroni aal
ad, atring beans, banana pudding.
milk.
Friday: Tuna aalad, lettuce and
tomato aalad, buttered sweet po
tatoes cbeeae atripa, baked ap
ples, bread, milk.
Smyrna School
Today: Shepard pie, green beau,
diced cbeeae, orange pineapple
jello, bread, milk.
Wedneaday: Hot dog?, beans,
cole alaw, cake with king, rolls,
milk.
Thnraday: Sliced chopped ham,
macaroni and cheese, lettuce and
tomato salad, chocolate cookies,
bread, milk
Friday: Fish sticks, potato chips,
cole slaw, cranberry cake, bread,
milk.
Frank Cheek, Morebead City,
had engine failure in his 24-foot
cabin cruiser at the Cape Lookout
Coast Guard dock Sunday night.
He had tied there and then couldn't
get his motor started. Coast
Guardsmen towed him to Morebead
City.
Special
Invitation
HONORING CARTERET'S
OLDEST MOTHER
From 9 A.M. 'til 5:30 P.M.
Thursday, May 8th
Anyone May Register For
Lucky Drawing Thursday, May 8th
Winner to Receive
BIG, BEAUTIFUL AZALEA PLANT
All Mother* Eligible to Win
Oldest, Youngest and the Mother with the most
children are to receive a beautiful Potted Plant
Our Oldest Mothers Will be Rocking
In Our Window All Day Thursday
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Remember Mother on her
day with a beautiful Potted
' Plant or lovely Duh Garden
with many lovely plants to
choose.
Be Sure to Visit Our Green Hou*e in the Back
Irene's Plant Dept.
Operated by Mrs. E. P. S pence
"I'm an architect . . . my
First-Citizens savings book
^ is my blueprint for
' the future."
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