Miss Dora Jean WiNis
Honored Saturday Night
A bridal shower honoring Mki
Dora Jean Willis. bride-elect of
Sept. 5, was given Saturday eve
aanf at the Scout building in At
lantic. lira. Winston Hunter Hill,
Mri. William Slyron, Mm Trea
sure Willis aad Kiss Mildred Carol
Hamilton were hostesses.
Upon arrival the honoree was
presented a corsage of pink carna
tions. A pink color scheme was
used The center table was dec
orated with gladiolas and candles.
At the gift table, which was dec
orated with a large parasol trim
med with flowers and ribbons, the
bride-elect Was assisted by Mrs.
Manly Rogers Willis and Miss Eve- .
lyn Clyde Harris.
About sixty guests attended.
Games were played and prizes won
by Mrs. Harry L. Hamilton, Mrs.
Guy Taylor, Mrs. Carroll Willis
and Mrs. Gary Morris.
Carrying out the pink motif, the
hostesses served cake, fruit punch,
mints and nuts.
Four Men Are Winners
Of Duplicate Tournament
Mr. B. O. Ketner and Mr. A1
Dewey were north-south winners
of the duplicate bridge tournament
Friday riight at the Inlet Inn. Mr.
S. K. lJedgecocfc and Mr. Jack
Windley were east-west winners.
Second place, north-south, went
to Mrs. Julia Tenney and Mr. A.
P. McKnight, and Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Jones won third.
Other east-west winners were
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saunders,
second; and Mrs. George Waters
and Miss Janet Waters of Lake
land, Fla., third.
Other out of town players includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Goodman
and Mrs. W. J. Bundy, all of
Greenville.
SaVer- WW is
?r. a ad Mr*. Eu?eoe R. Willis
re^aeM On habW ?f four pretence
tt the marriage of the* daughter
Dora Jean
. ,0
Thomas Harold Salter
an Friday, lie fifth of September
nineteen hundred fifty-eight
at seven o'clock in the evening
Atlantic Methodist Church
Atlantic, North Carolina
Reception immediately following
the ceremony at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie S. Willis.
No Invitations ate being sent
hi the county, bat aH friends uf
the couple are cordially Invited.
Stork Showe* is Given
To Honor Mrs. Sadler
Miss Margaret Sadler and Mrs.
Coty White entertained at a stork
shower Wednesday evening at the
home of Miss Sadler's mother,
Mrs. Maggie Sadler, in honor of
Mrs. Cari Sadler.
A pink and blue motif was car
ried out in the decorations. Gifts
were placed in a parasol decorated
with pink and blue crepe paper.
bingo and other games were
played. Mrs. L. B. Willis won the
door prize and Mrs. JMzel Guthrie
won the coverall prize.
Refreshments of colas, cake,
mints and nuts were served.
Carraway-Dixon
Mrs. Annie Dixon announces the
marriage of her daughter, Sara
Swain, to Thomas Carraway, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carraway of
Beaufort RFD.
The marriage took place Satur-]
day, Aug. 30, at the Oak Grove
Methodist Church, Bachelor. The
Rev. John Cline, pastor of the Ann
Street Methodist Church, offiiciat-,
led.
Beaufort Social News
Miss Ellen Bordeaux, Society Editor ?h*ae tk 6-4175
Mrs. Thomas Eure returned
home Friday from Fayetteville,
wfcere she spent a week with her
mother, Mrs. Robert Cole.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Thomas and
daughter, Mrs. Gerald Smith, and
her daughters, Glenn and Phyllis,
of Dunn were guests of his mother,
Mrs. Jerry Thomas, last weekend.
Dr. Thomas Cheek of Smithfield
spent the weekend with his bro
ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Cheek.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hatsell and
family had as their guests for the
weekend Mr. and Mrs. Evans Bri
zendine and son, Chick, of Arling
ton, Va.
Miss Barbara Safrit of Kanna
poNs was the guest of Gehrmann
Holland over the weekend.
Mrs. Carl Hatsell and daughter,
Elaine, returned home last week
after (pending a week at Craig
Springs, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. William Birming
ham and children returned t? their
home in Baltimore, Md., Thurs
day after speading several days
here with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Brown of
Fayctteville spent the weekend
here with their daughter and son
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Moore Jr.
and son, Larry III, left Thursday
for their honte in Winston-Salem
after visiting his parents, Dr. and
Mrs. L. W. Moore.
Mrs. J. J. Davis, Smyrna, will
return home today from a visit ia
Falls Charch, Va. Her son, Mau
rice Davis, will bring her hom*
and will get his sob, Wafren, wha
has been victiing Mr. aad Mrs.
Ernest Davis the past month. Mist
Susie Davis, daughter of Mr. Mara
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rice Davis, has entered Atlantic
Christian College, Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas Jr.
and two sons of Norfolk, Vs., were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Davis.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Dolyak left
yesterday for their home in Storrs,
Conn., after visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Willis.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ward were
caHed to Andrews and Charleston,
S. C , Thursday. Mrs. Ward's mo
ther, Mrs W. B. Player, is a pa
tient at Medical College Hospital
in Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis of
Wilmington, Del., spent the week
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joel Davis, at Harlowe. On Sunday
they visited his grandmother. Mrs.
J. H Davis, at Morehead City Hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Gathrie
spent last week at Norfolk with
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Moatraies. The
Montrenes'.s and Guthrtes returned
here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Mon
trcnes left last night to return to
Norfolk.
Mrs. Wiley Lewis and san, Wiley
Jr., returned from Port Monmouth,
N. J., yesterday. They *writ the
summer there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pake and
two children of Norfolk are visit
ing Mr. Pake's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Pake.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Jones and
daughter, Warwick, Va., spent the
Labor Day weekend with Mrs.
lones' mother, Mrs. L. C. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Newman Lewis,
Penderiea. spent the weekend with
Mrs. Lewis's anther, Mn. Emily
Parkin.
Mrs. Ivey Chadwitk, Mn. H. B.
Daniels of this dty and Mrs. Mar
garet Davis of Smyrna attended a
Rtfe Morris Day celebration at the
Masonic and Eastern Star home
in Greensboro Thursday.
Hiss Aim Adair returned to her
home in Erwta Sunday, after
spending a week with her grand
mother, Mrs. W. E. Adair.
Mr. L/ockwood Phillips and son,
Walter, are leaving today for St.
Andrew's School, Middletown, Del.,
where Walter is reporting far foot
ball practice prior ta the opening
of school.
Two countries in South America,
Paraguay and Bolicia, have no
seacoast.
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Mils Longest Announces
Friday Wwkling Plant
Kits Niacy Longest, who will
be married Wic rrcaiqg (I
right a'decfc to Jiton C. Dunn,
has ??iii?f art far wedding plans
The ceremony will fa fald in
the Fir* Baptist Church Miss
Gleada Harris, toUist, and Ken
Beth Wetfarington, organist, will
provide nuptial music.
Mrs. Holden Balou will attend
her cousin as matron of honor and
bridesmaids will fa Miss Jackie
Yamg, Miss Ann Lewis. Miss
Frances Bdl, cousin of the bride,
and Mrs. Ernest HiH, sister of the
brictegreotn .
Miss Lisa Davis will fa flower
gill and Master Johnny Loftin,
cousin of tfa bride, will fa ring
bearer.
Ralph PhilKps will serve as fast
man for the bridegroom. Bobby
Merrill. Earl Willis. Ilolden Ballou
and William Longest 111, hrotfar
of the bride, will be usfars.
Dunn-Longest
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Longest Jr.
request the honor of your presence,
at the marriage off their daughter
Nancy
to
Mr. JuHus C. Dunn
on Friday, the fifth of September
at eight o'clock in the evening
First Baptist Ohurch
Beaufort, North Carolina
Reception immediately foUowtng
the ceremony in the ehunch social
room.
No invitations are being sent
in the county, but all friends of
the couple are cordially invited.
Hospital Notes
Morehead ( By Hospital
Admitted: Wednesday. Mrs Jen
ny Willis, Mrs. Frances Ami Bul
lock, Morehead City; Mrs. Revah
Hardy, Norfolk, Va ; Mr. William
McLamb, Havelock.
Thursday, Mrs. Emma B Davis,
Mrs. Susie Garner, Newport; Mrs.
Gloria Davis, Davis; Mr. George
A. Hewitt, Atlantic Beach; Mr
Niles B. Johnson, Markers Island;
Mr. K. W. Wright, Beaufort; Mrs.
Evelyn Willis, Morehead City.
Friday, Mr. William C. Law
rence, Otway; Mrs. Lutie Collins,
Mrs. Mirtie Jarman, Beaufort;
Miss Judy Guthrie, Harkers Is- |
land; Mr. Earl Jones, Mrs. Mollie
Willis, Morehead City; Mrs. Laura
Smith, Salter Path.
Discharged; Thursday, Mr. Da
vid Durham, Mrs. Ruth Miller,
Newport; Mrs. Pauline Willis and
sam, Mrs. Edltti Mason, Mrs. Mary '
Garner, Beaufort; Mr*. Edith Fe
mia, Mr. Steve Roberts, Mrs. ltoth
Manner, Morehead City; Mrs. Ma
rie Davis. Mrs. Armiclo Lewis,
Ilarters Island; Mr. William Mc
Lamb, Havetock; Mr. Richard T.
Salter, Salter Path.
Friday, Mrs. Bertha Blevhts.
Havelock; Mm. Elnetta Sailer,
Newport.
Satarday, Mr. William C. Law
re ace, Otway.
Sea Level lotplM
Adapted; Thursday, Mr. Ahfe
Caatney, Beaufort; Mrs Christine
Wilhelmsen. Newport; Mr. Bert
Pittman, Morehead City; Mrs
Janice Maaon, Atlantic; Mr*. Max
ine Piner, Williston.
Satarday, Mr. Walter Golden,
Be Me.
Saaday, Mr. David Taylor, Beaa
fort; Mrs. Martha Giflikia, Mrs.
Esther Golden, Otway.
Piatharged: Thursday, Mr*. Car
v?Il Brinson, Mrs. IlimdnHi Lew
it, Mtmhead City; Mrs. Deity
Smith, Beaufort; Miss Kay Cm
kill, Sea Level.
Friday, Miss Mary A. Beam,
Beaufort RFD; Mr. Jeffrey Bax
ter, Atlantic; Mr. Alvie Coatney,
Beaufort; Miss Sharon Lewis, Har
kers Island.
Satarday, Mr. Archie Fletniag,
Atlantic Beach; Mr. Robert Mc
Cabe, Morehead City; Mrs. Blaine
Scatt, New Bern; Mrs. Alena Pe
terson, Mrs. Violetta GUWrtn, Mrs.
Lea Noe, Beaufort; Miss Rose
Marie Pittman, Daris; Mrs. Max
iae Piner, Williston.
Suaday, Mrs. Blanche Styron,
Morehead City; Mrs. Nan Lewis,
Marshallberg; Mr. Walter Golden,
Bettie; Mrs. Christine Wilhelm
sen, Newport.
Stork News
Births it M Airhead City leaptta!:
To Mr. and Mrs Griyion Bul
lack, More head City, ? daughter,
Wednesday, Aug. 27.
To Mr. and Mrs William Jar
man, Beaufort, a son, Friday, Aug.
?.
Birth at 8ei Level HMpital:
To Mr. and Mrs. Robie Salter.
Sea Level, a daughter, Belinda
Dawn, Thursday, Aug. 38.
Soes to Swttseriaad
Dr. Charles D. Kidd, ion at Mr
and Mrs. Walter Kidd of this city,
flew from Washington, I). C., last
week to Geneva, Switzerland,
where he will spend a year as
general secretary of the World'
Health Organisation.
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SUMMER COLD
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Heme of Better Values
3 BIG DAYS
' THURSDAY
J FRIDAY
k SATURDAY
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DOORS OPEN 9 A.M.
OVJfl
FREE? 2 Birthday Cakes Given Away Each Day
Drawings Witt Be Held at 11 A.M. and 5 P.M.
No obligation*. AM you have to do ic register before each drawing. You do not have to be present to win. Cakes will be de
livered to winners living in the limits of Beaufort or Morehead City. Winners living outside the limits will be notified to pick
up cakes at the Do-Nut Shop.
Boys' Wash 'N Wear
Ivy League Slacks
Value $3.99
$2.99
Boys' Slacks
7*% Acrilaa, 30% Raynii
Value 41.99
$4.86
??r*' in
Dress Slacks
Vthe $5.99 aad M
$3.99
Bojr.'
Western Jeans
13* Ot. 6 to 18
$149
High QMH?r
Domestic Tools
88c
Men's Shirts
(Short Sleeves)
Value ft.M
$1.99
Mea'i
Summer Pajamas
Valae UM
$1.99
Men's Slacks
33%% and 50%
Discount
New
Esquire Deluxe
Shoe Valet
$5.99
Desk Lamp
$3.99
Balloons and Candy Whistles
For the Kiddies
DEAR FRIENDS:
On Mr 7th Anniversary I would like to In
vite rack and every im af yea to ?Mt
?elk's.
Those of you who are budget -minded will
find the grandest stock of merchandise on
display here thai we have ever shewn, each
department is bulging with unheard af
values la clothing far the whole family, and
numerous household Items.
I personally watch aver the stock hi ear
store and I can assure you that you can
shop these departments with satisfaction.
This being the 7th Anniversary of Belk'a
In Morphea! City . . . (oa behalf of our competent iteff mm* ayaelf) I would
like to thank you for your patronage in the paat and urge jmm vaM considera
tion in the future.
L. E. Lewh, Manager
1,000 Yards
Summer Fabrics
50% Discount
MM tan fatter
Bed Pillows
Vtlae M M
$3.99
Ow Own Bread
Ladies' Hose
Vatac I1JN
2 for $1 XX)
One -Out
Picnic Tables
Vitae tlt.M
$13.39
Clow-Oat Ok Lot
Men's Dress Shoes
Vaton to tM M
YaarCMce
$8.00
Women's and Children's
Rain Booti
Value ?|.M
$3.69
Girls'
Bermuda Socks
Vilae Mc
2 for $1.00
New Fall
Street Dresses
Value U H, U N, M.N
$1.00 Off
tH% Cashmere
Ladies' Coats
$69.00
l-Ptece
Luggage Sets
$19.86
New Fall
House Dresses
Value $2 n
2 for $5.00
Ladies' Blouses
(Sleevelnt)
50% Discount
One Rack New Fall and Wtarter
Quilted Robes
Value U H
$3.19
Ladies' Slips
Value I1.N
2 for $3.00
Ladies'
Fall Slips
AO New FaB Cakn
Value KB
$2.69
Large Size Slips
St ? 52
Valve $5.95
$3.88
1M Pain Mra'i Mda ul Ends
Socks
10c Pair
150 Men's Belts
Vatae to $i.S#
99c
Men's
New Fall Suits
Special 3 Days Omly
$32.99 Vol. - ? $29.50
$34.99 Vol. - ? $32.50
Men's Jackets
(Lined). Value 17.99
$6.88
Mn'? Corduroy
Sport Jockets
Value $14.99
$14.99
Children's Dresses
Vatae $2.99, $S.99, $4.9*
$1.00 Off
2-Ptece Knit
Sleepers
$1.00 fair
Oat Ta Me
Summer
Merchandise
50% Discount
Nationally MrertUed
CUMrea'a
Fall Sweaters
Save $1.00
THESE ARE ONLY A FfW OF THE MANY HUNDREDS OF VALUES