Micky Porpoise Finds
INew Home at Oceanarium
Eager volunteers carry Micky, the porpoise, to his new home at
A. B. Cooper's Oceanarium at Sound Beach Wednesday afternoon.
Micky was wrapped in a heavy blanket with mattress padding around
that and then put in a water-tight wooden box. His captors, Capt.
and Mrs. Milton Santini, put salt water in the box, stuck it in the
back of a station wagon and drove the 1,929 miles from Marathon,
Fla., to Atlantic Beach in less than 26 hours.
Charlie Sloan of Atlantic Beach, left, helpa Capt. Milton Santlni
while he p?ts Micky into the water. The porpoiae lay quietly while
Captain Santini washed him down and checked him for poasible in
Juries. As aooa aa he was released. Micky playfalty flopped his tall
and headed for deep water and a cool swim after nearly 2? hours In
;? the back of a station wagon.
Photo? by Bob Seymour"
Capt. Milton Santini and his wife Virginia work as a team to catch
porpoises. They plan to catch Micky a couple of playmates before
going back to Florida. Here they take the porpoise from the box lie
rode in from Marathon. The box was packed with mattress stuffing
saturated with salt water.
Opt. Milton Santlni pose* with Micky, the porpoise, at A. B.
Cooper's Oceanarium. Micky tin Jump through * hoop and answer
to his name. He weighs 325 pounds and is about year* old.
I
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina
Carteret County
u Under and by virtue of the power
,of sale contained in a certain deed
of trust executed by William D.
"Mctts and Helen M. Mctts, his
wife, dated the 29th day of April,
,, 1957, and recorded in Book 174,
page 889, in the officc of the Regis
ter of Deeds of Carteret County,
iNorth Carolina, default having
f;,been made in the payment of the
i indebtedness thereby secured and
said deed of trust being by the
terms thereof subject to foreclos
ure, the undersigned trustee will
offer for sale at public auction to
' the highest bidder for cash st the
courthouse door in Beaufort, North
, Carolina, at 12:00 noon, on the
i JOth day of June, 1958, the prop
' erty conveyed In said deed of
trust the same lying and being
in the County of Carteret and State
of North Carolina and more par
ticularly described as follows:
Being all of Lot No. 3 in Section
or Plot No. 4, also all of Lot No.
3 in Section or Plot No. 1 as shown
rfm the map known as "Breezy
Point" Sub-Diviaion as recorded in
the office of the Register of Deeds
of Carteret County in Book of
Maps No. 2, Page 43.
n A deposit of 10% will be required
of the highest bidder as evidence
of good faith.
t! This 26th day of May, 19S8.
W. C. James, Trustee
m30 j6-13-20
> NOTICE OF SERVICB OF
' PROCESS AND PROCEEDINGS
BY PUBLICATION
"6tate of North Carolina
County of Carteret
In re: Oscar Norman Allred and
?wife, Hazel Johnston Allred, for
, the adoption of Keri Lee Allred
' To N a a c y Dolores Dlerking
Moore: Take Notice that:
* A pleading seeking relief against
you has been filed in the sbove
..entitled proceeding.
, The nature of the relief Is as fol
jows: that the petitioners seek the
adoption of Keri Lae Allred and
ufcave petitioned the court to declare
that you have willfully abandoned
the said Keri Lee Allred. You are
^required to make defense te such
, pleading not later than the 27th
JfUy of June, 1?M, and span your
Eubanks-Gaskins
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Gaskins
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Frances Ann
to
Larry G. Eubanks
on Thursday, the 19 of June
nineteen hundred fifty-eight
at seven o'clock in the evening
First K-ee Will Baptist Church
Morehead City
North Carolina
No invitations are telng sent,
but all friends of the couple are
cordially invited.
Morehead Relics Owners
Invited to Display Them
Mrs. Elizabeth Howland invites
Morehead City residents who have
relics or antiques suitable for dis
playing during the Old Homes
Tour, Beaufort, to contact her.
An exhibition of relics, in con
Junction with the tour, will be
held at the home of Mrs. Horace
Loftin, Beaufort.
Anyone who has items suitable
for the exhibit is asked to contact
Mrs. Howland, 2201 Evans St., or
phone 6-4518, before Tuesday.
Lagal Noticas
failure to do so the petitioner seek
ing notice of service against you
will apply to the court for the re
lief sought.
This 20th day of May, 19S8.
A. H. James
Clerk Superior Court
m23-30 j?-13
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate of George Daniels,
deceaaed, late of Carteret County,
N. C., this is to notify all persons
having claims against Mid estate
to present them to the undersigned
st Beaufort, N. C., on or before the
31st day of May, MS, or this no
tice will b? pled in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make
prompt payment.
This 28th day of May, 1SSS.
George D. Lewis,
Administrator
ndOJS-jMO-*7jy4
Hill-Kabon
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Rabon Sr.
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Verna Jean
to
Mr. Dwight Stewart Hill
on Saturday, the 21st of June
nineteen hundred and fifty-eight
at seven o'clock
First Methodist Church
Morehead City, North Carolina
Rivert-Piner
Mr. and Mrs. Earle W. Piner
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Reba Gayle, to Harry
Chase Rivers, USN, of Ft. Story,
Va., son of Mrs. Madeline G.
Rivers of Newport.
The wedding took place Satur
day, May 31, at the Protestant
chapel, Cherry Point. Chaplain
Symons officiated.
Wright-Olsen
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith of
Portsmouth, Va., formerly of
Morehead City, announce the mar
riage of her daughter, Barbara
Jean Olaen, to Donald Wright, son
of Mr. and Mrs. D. Wright of
Portsmouth.
The marriage took place May 2?
in Conway, S. C. The couple ia
living at 111 Hodgea Ferry Rd.,
Portsmouth.
Gloucester Club
To Clean Park
The Gloucester Community Club
met Tuesday night and planned a
park clean-up and hamburger try
for tomorrow night. Mr. and Mrs.
Nat Smith were host to the club
at their home.
Club members will meet at the
community park at 4. The ham
burger fry and weiner roast 1>
scheduled for ?.
In the absence of the president,
Bill Pigott, who is under observa
tion at a veterans' hospital, Dur
ham, Mrs. Elmer Smith, vice-pres
ident, presided. Walter Stewart
opened the meeting with prayer.
The hostess served refreshment*.
The next meeting will be at ?
p.m. Tuesday, July 8, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Piper.
WtlcoBt Sou
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray Wil
lis welcomed a son, Stanley Dim
mings, Sunday, June 1, at More
head City Hospital. The newcom
er weighed 7Vj pounds and has a
brother, Robert Jr., 2 <4. Mrs. Wil
lis is the former Olivia Wade.
We miv ?o( be the wealthiest
county in the state, but we can be
the cleanest. Don't throw trash out
car windows.
Free Delivery Service - 1Z Noon to MMaifM
More bead City u4 Atlaatlc Beach
Dial 6-8686
Negro N?ws
Mrs John R. Tillery and grand
son, Jefferson, Mrs. A. M. Boyd
Jr. and son, John, Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Tillery of Morehead City
and Mra. RichelU Walker of Balti
more, Md., attended the graduation
of their daughter and sister, Althea
E Tillery, from Livingston College,
Salisbury, June 1.
Mrs. Jeaaie Mae Stamps went to
Baltimore, Md., with Mr. and Mrs.
L. R. Johnson and son, Louis III,
'of Beaufort. Louis had a cheek-up
'at John* Hopkins Hospital. They
will return today.
Mrs. Sue Reeves Holms of South
Carolina State College and Mullins,
S. C., is visiting her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John
Tillery, and daughter, Althea, in
Moreliond City before returning to
summer school.
Morehead City Hospital
Admitted: Friday, Miss Abye
i Bryant, Morehead City; Saturday,
, Mr. James Gibson, Brooklyn. N.
| Y. ; Sunday. Miss Mary Harkley.
Merrimon; Monday, Master Frank
jlin Carter. Beaufort; Tuesday, Mrs.
Jean Reels, Merrimon.
' Discharged: Saturday, Mrs.
Frances Davis and son, Miss Doris
Godette, Mrs. Ida Sutton and
daughter. Beaufort; Sunday, Mr.
James Gibson, Brooklyn, N. Y.;
Wednesday, Miss Abye Bryant,
Morehead City.
The all-male chorus of Arapa
hoe will observe its anniversary
in four places this year to give
everyone in eastern Norlh Caro
lina a chance to attend. They will
be sponsored by churches.
They will appear the fourth Sun
day in July at 3 p.m. at the W.
S. King School. Everyone is in
vited to hear them in "a battle
of songs" with the all-male chorus
of Cove City.
Admission is 75 cents for adults
and 40 cents for children. They
may be purchased from members
of the Christian Star Church.
The Willing Workers of the Chris
tian Star Church will meet Mon
day night at S at the home of Mrs.
Rhubel Cain.
The Rev. Wilson Johnson will
preach at the Christian Star
Church, Morehead City, Sunday.
Attend Convention
County agent R. M. Williams and
assistant agent Harry Venters will
be in Wilmington today and tomor
row to attend a state county
agents' association meeting. Mr.
Williams, district chairman of the
relationship committee, will give
the state report for that commit
tee. .'il
City Recreation Program
To Begin Monday Morning
The Morehead City summer rec
reation program will get under
way Monday morning. The pro
gram is open to all boys and girls
who live in or are visiting More
head City.
Fred Lewis, Mrs. Mamie Taylor,
Miss Jarkle Taylor and Norman
Clark will supervise the program.
Mr. Clark will be in charge of
outdoor activities.
He says he will give instruction
in tennis, badminton, volleyball
and basketball. He will supervise
horse shoes, mixed Softball games
(boys and girls) and track and
field events.
Coach Clark taught tennis and
badminton in college and he hopes
to develop some top-notch players
who may be able to compete in
tournament play. Morehead City
has an ideal climate for tennis but
the sport has never been pushed
here.
Children who find the weather
outdoors too hot can go inside the
recreation building for ping, pong,
shuffleboard, checkers and other
games.
Marine Biologist
Speaks to Club
Dr. Harold Humm of Duke Ma
rine Laboratory, Pivers Island,
was guest speaker at the Beaufort
Rotary Club meeting Tuesday
night. The club met at the Scout
building.
Dr. Humm spoke on food produc
tivity of the sea. He pointed out
that 99 per cent of man's food is
grown on land, 29 per cent of the
earth's surface. Only one per cent
comes from the sea that covers the
other 71 per cent of the surface of
the earth.
"We are still in the cave man
stage in harvesting crops from the
sea," Dr. Humm said.
The program was under the di
rection of Rotarian Jim Wheatley.
Next week's program chairman is
the Rev. Edward Sharp. Visiting
Rotarians were Buck Matthews Jr.,
Morehead City, and Fred Green
well of Blytheville, Ark.
Molly Hart Elected
Miss Molly Hart, Kinston, was
elected second vice-president of
the State Federation, Business and
Professional Women's Club, at the
recent meeting ai Asheville. Miss
Hart was supported by tho Car
teret B4PW Club.
Hospital Notes
More he ?d Ctty Ho.pit.1
Admitted: Friday, Mrs Martha
Carraway, Newport; Mr?. Jean
Huz, Mrs. Faye Condie, Morehead
City; Mrs. Ruby Piner, Beaufort.
Saturday, Mr. Eugene Dudley,
Master Tony Johnson, Beaufort.
Snnday, Mr. O. V. Rose, Low
land; Mr. Manly E. Mason, Wild
wood; Mrs. Bertie Chadwick, Mar
kers Island; Mr. Lloyd Gillikin,
New Bern; Mr. Willie Lewis, Mrs.
Carolyn Mathis, Mrs. Bessie
Weeks, Morehead City; Master
Jack Lewis Jr., Ocracoke.
Monday, Master George Shelor,
Atlantic Beach; Mr. Henry Can
nady, Swansboro; Mrs. Sudie Ful
cher, Miss Mary Summer, Miss
Bernice Willis, Beaufort; Mr. Alex
F. Gaskins, Master William Guth
rie, Mrs. Elizabeth Franklin,
Morehead City; Mrs. Florence
Graham, Newport; Miss Donna
Gaskins, Ocracoke; Mrs. Nancy
Ward, Havclock.
Tuesday, Mrs. Kathleen Dixon.
Mr. Russell E. Willis Sr.. Mr A.
B. Williams. Mrs. Marjorie Tar
mas, Mrs. Lee Gerty Mason. More
head City; Master Mike Bass. Mrs.
Faye Sutherlin, Havelock; Mrs.
Margaret Rumer, Mrs. Alda Tay
lor, Mrs. Evelyn Jordan, Beau
fort; Mr. Dewey Lewis, Salter
Path; Mrs. Mamie Lewis, Master
Sigley Lewis, Newport.
Discharged: Saturday, Mr. Dal
ton Morse, Hubert; Mrs. Ruth Sul
livan, Mrs. Margaret Allen, Master
Robert Taylor, Mrs. Sherill White
and daughter, Beaufort; Mr. Ken
neth Moore, Salter Path; Mrs.
Lorraine Avallone. Mrs. Faye Con
die, Mrs. Linda Lee Guthrie and
son, Mrs. Dorothy Mitchell, More
head City ; Mr. Winfield Lewis,
Newport; Mrs. Joyce Robinson and
daughter. Swansboro; Mrs. Nettie
Rose, Markers Island; Mrs. Jane
Willis, Atlantic Beach.
Sunday, Mrs. Peggy Clark and
son, Morehead City; Mr. Arthur
L. Faulkner, Beaufort; Mrs. Liz
zie Froat, Mrs. Mamie Lewis and
son, Mrs. Iris Willis and son, New
port.
Monday, Mr. Eugene Dudley,
Master Tony Johnson. Beaufort
Tuesday, Miss Sally Stancill,
Mrs Annie Pittman and son, Beau
fart; Mrs. Janice Lewis, Mrs.
Elizabeth Franklin, Mrs. Connie
Webb, Morehead City; Mrs. Mil
dred Jackson, Havelock; Master
Jack Willis Jr., Ocracoke; Mrs.
Gertrude Whitehurst, Gloucester;
Mr. Orville Guthrie, Harkers Is
land.
Wednesday, Mrs. Martt^ Car
Plans Announced
For Art Show
Artists who will exhibit work in
the American Association of Uni
versity Women's art show in More
head City June 21 are requested
to have their paintings there by
10 a.m.
The sidewalk art show will be
along Rose's 5 and 10 on S. 8th
Street. Mrs. Harry Venters, chair
man, said that paintings, pastels
or etching should be matted, but
will be accepted if they are not.
raway and daughter, Newport;
Mrs. Lynette Piver and son, Mrs.
Carolyn Giaimo and daughter,
Morehead City; Mrs. Dolly Moore,
Beaufort; Mr. O. V. Rose, Low
land; Master George Shelor, At
lantic Beach; Mr. Manly E. Ma
son, Wiklwood. ,
Sea Level Hospital
Admitted: Monday, Mrs. Helen
Beachem, Sea Level.
Tuesday, Miss Janet Salter,
Beaufort; Mrs. Mary Frances
Webb, Sea Level; Mrs. Lula Nixon,
Newport.
Wednesday, Masters Larry and
Robert Nelson, Atlantic; Mrs.
Mary Willis, Smyrna; Mrs. Mil
dred Taylor, Morehead City; Mr.
Charlie Pittman, Beaufort.
Thursday, Mrs. Myra Hayes,
Avon; Miss Louise Mizell, More
head City; Miss Connie Robinson,
Master Roy Turner. Atlantic.
Discharged: Monday, Mr. Eli
jah Dixon, Merrimon; Mr. George
Blake, Beaufort.
Tuesday, the Misses Terry and
Ethel Mendelson, Masters Paul
and Keith Nelson, Atlantic.
Wednesday, Mr. Elmore Ennis,
Mrs. Rennie Gillikin, Otway; Mrs.
Helen Beachem, Sea Level; Miss
Peggy Hamilton, Stacy; Mrs. Mae 1
Whitehurst, Gloucester; Miss Janet
Salter, Beaufort; Mr. Arthur
Jones, Greensboro.
Thursday, Masters Paul and
Keith Nelson, Atlantic.
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