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PA 6-4175
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Want ads for the Tuesday Issue
may be phoned in until 1 p.m.
on Monday.
Want ads for the Friday issue
may be phoned in until 1 p.m.
on Thursday.
ALL KEYED ADS (ads signed
with box numbers) are strictly
confidential and no information
will be given.
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ONE BIRD DOG, POINTER; IN
(he vicinity of Crab Point. Call
PA 6 3043. Reward. sl6p
For Sale
Cape cod home, 2812 evans
St., Morehead City, three bed
rooms, extra large living room,
central heating, excellent location.
Corner lot facing water. Easy
terms. Call PA 6-4234 day or
6-3668 night.
1957 STUDEBAKER SCOTSMAN.
Low mileage. One owner. $1,050.00.
Paul S. Jones. PA 8-4277 or PA
88314. sl6
MODERN HOME FOR YEAR
round living, also beautiful water
front lots. A. C. Hodges, Ho Ho
Village, 6 miles west of Morehead,
Highway 24. s23
13' CONCAVED BOW RUN
about, 25 hp Evinrude motor, 1955
model. Contact Monroe Paylor,
Harkers Isand or call PA 6-4175.
1950 DODGE Mi TON PICKUP
truck. Excellent condition. Call G.
T. Spivey, PA 8-3264.
BOUND APPLIANCE CO. AL
irayi ha* bargains in used oil heat
ers, washers, ranges and refrig
erators. See them at 1406 Bridge*
It.. In Morehead City. dl3
COLL ARD
plants. Phone
Keller, Bettie.
AND CABBAGE
PArk 8-3504, Roy
WEDDING ALBUMS. SILENT
and musical; washable. Eubanks
Studio, Beaufort, N. C.
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHIL
dren's shoes, rubber and leather
boots, waders, cotton batting, hos
iery, luggage. Lipman's Shoe Store,
Beaufort. alt
U8E SAMPSON PAINTS
FOR BEST RESULTS
HARDWARE A BUILDING
SUPPLY CO.
TZ7 ArendeU St, Morehead City
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HOLDEN'S RESTAURANT, BEAU
iort. Air conditioned, completely
Equipped, all electric kitchen and
61 ah washer. Reasonable price.
Ten years of established good busi
ness. tf
HEW AND TOED FURNITURE.
Hamilton Furniture Co., near school
OB Live Oak St, Beaufort, N. C. tf
THE NEWS-TIMES
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING RATES
PA 6-4175
One-Tim* Insertion
?e per word
taaertioa mlntmam _ $1.00
Four-Time
Consecutive Inaertiona
4c per word
hsaertlon minimum ftOc
Eight-Time
Conae rnllen Inaertiona
le per ward
Insertion rnUiu 60c
Each Initial, abbreviation,
group of numbers counts as
Classified Display Ada
02c Per nhsu lack
1% Oaceot for payment hp
Cards of Thanks and Special
Notice* accepted at regular
THE NEWS-TIMS will he ra
lar the Brit Incorrect
of any claaaffled ad
tf the value of the
ed bp the error, and then snip
to the extant el ? make-good
The publisher leeim
right te reriee or reiwt
For Sal*
MORE THAN 100 USED TIRE
bargains. Morehead Motor Parts,
8th and Evana St., Morehead City.
Phone PA M877 or PA 8-4750. sM
PIANOS
NELSON'S MUSIC SHOP
Highway 70 East
Phone PA 8-11S8 Beaufort, N. C.
Complete Line of
New and Used Pianos
Terms to Suit Your Budget
Two Free Piano Lessons
With Each Piano o3
BOAT HARDWARE
RIGGING SUPPLIES
AND MARINE PAINT
HARDWARE ft BUILDING
SUPPLY CO.
727 Areadell St., Morehead City
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Buaineas Services
FOR CORRECT TIME? PA 6-3188.
For correct Jewelry, satisfactory
watch repair, Early Jeweler*, 723
Arendeil St., Morehead City.
Try
The Little Drug Store
With The
Big Heart
Excellent Service
Reasonable Prices
See Us Today
Phone PA 8-3810
WE GIVE SAV-A-STAMPS
BELL'S DRUG STORE
Frost St. Beaufort, N. C
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AWNINGS AND VENETIAN
blinds may be purchased on con
venient, easy terms, with monthly
payments made direct to White
burst Awning and Blind Co., High
way 70, Morehead City. Dial
PA Mtot far free estimate. *30)
"HAULING"
Long or Short Distance
Precious Things Handled
Carefully
For Information Call
WILLIS
PURE OIL SERVICE STATION
Phase PA UW
Morehead City I
"WHERE SERVICE
IS BETTER"
Complete Mechanical Service
F rant-End Alignment
Wheals Balanced
Expert Fender ? Body Work
Finest Painting Jefea
Parker Motors
Tear Friendly Ford Dealer
Dealer No. U? t
Retreading
National Guarantee
Frem Coast to Coast
Completely Undented to
Retread 14 and 15-Inch Tires
with
LATEST SAFETY TREAD
Tire Service Co.
11th and Areadell St.
Morehead City Pheae PA ??!?
JERRY J. WILLIS
BajJ C ml+u
Kfiai CSTuTO
General Insurance
City Tkeatre Bids.
Morehead City
t
FOR EXPERT Br". vND UP
hoUtery cleaning Co; > t Carter*
Dura-Cleaners, V o. m (11
Morehead City. Fhuno 1A 8-3734
SEPTIC TANKS
Installed, Serviced
We Clean Septic Tank*
THOMAS B. MARSH CO., INC.
New Ban. N. C. CaB Mil
Coocreta Pipe _ Lawn Benches
' I
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BuiIbmi Strricti
SAVE YOUR GRAIN FOR A
higher price, use a Turner grain
storage bin. Write or call Owen
Dail, Box 7, Atlantic Beach, phone
PA 6-4423. n28
PHOTOSTATIC COPIES OF LE
gal papera while you watt. Eu
banka Studio. tf
STORM WINDOWS AND STORM
doors may be purchased on con
venient, easy monthly terms from
Whitehurxt Awning and Blind Co.,
Highway 70, Morebead City. Dial
PA 6-390* (or free estimate. s30p
LOANS
$23. M ? $200.00
Qnkk cash on Furniture, Appli
ances, and Autos. See or call us
about your money problems to
day.
SECURITY LOAN CORP.
tIS A re ndell Phone Pa-USM
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EASTERN PEST CONTROL CO.
Beaufort, N. C.
A Division of Eastern Millworka,
Inc.
Complete Peat Control Service
Termites - Roaches - Sllverfish
Modern - Professional Methods
Locally Owned and Operated
Guaranteed Reaulta
Call PA 8-4487
N. C. License PWF 283 tf
Help Wanted
TWO GIRLS, AGE 18-25, RAE'S
Drive In, Highway 70. Excellent
working conditions, good salary
and tips. Apply in person. sl6p
WANTED AT ONCE-RAWLEIGH
dealer in Morebead City or Beau
fort. Write Rawleigh's, Dept.
NC1-970-R, Memphis, Tenn.
s9-23tp
MEN AND WOMEN, SALES AND
deliveries. No experience neces
sary, contacting Watkins products
customers on weekly and monthly
basis in Morehcad City and Beau
fort. Apply the J. R. Watkins Co.,
P.O. Box 5071, Dept. S-3, Rich
mond, Va. s30tp
WANTED ? MEN WHO WANT
to earn at least $100 weekly dis
1 tributlng Watkins Products in C?r
1 tent County. No Investment neces
sary. Applicants should be over
25 years of age with car or light
truck. Free insurance program.
Write The J. R. Watkins Company,
P. O. Box No. 5071, Richmond, Va.
s!6tp
Ladies
Make $300.00 to $1,000 for your
selves during the Christmas
season selling Avon's famous
gift line of cosmetics and
toiletries.
WRITE MANAGER
Box 503 ? Kinston, N. C.
619
For Rant
ONE FOUR-ROOM FURNISHED
apartment; one four-room furnish
ed cottage now available. 204
Marsh St., Beaufort, N. C., phone
PA 8-4780. sl9p
AVAILABLE SOON, TWO 2 BED
room houses. Sam Guthrie, PA
6-3364. sit
[ LARGE THREE ROOM APART
ment, air-conditioned. Bruce Good
? win, PA 6-4396. sl6
Available Sept. 20
Downstairs Apartment
Completely Furnished
Private Parking
Front and Back Entrance
Phone PA 8-4820
OFFICE SPACE IN WADE
Building. S f ? a m heated. Call
PA 6-4335.
GARAGE BUILDING AT 501
Arendell. Call PA 64533.
10 NICE OFFICE ROOMS, BATH
and hot and cold running water,
tad and 3rd floor. Corner S. 9th
St, over Clara's Dress Shop. C. H.
Freeman, Agent tf
THREE-ROOM GARAGE APART
ment, refrigerator, range and heat
er furnished, very nice neighbor
hood. Phone PA 6-3891; phone after
, 5:00.
? TWO-BEDROOM COTTAGE, FUR
: nisbed. Atlantic Beach. Phone
1 PArk 6-4746.
! 6- ROOM UNFURNISHED BUNG
- alow on Gordon St. No peta. See
Mrs. Harry Parkin, 214 Gordon St,
Beaufort. sis
REDUCED WEEKLY RATES,
waterfront apartments. Low as
S17J0 per week. Mrs. Frank
Nance, Colonial Apartments, 123
I front st, Beaufort, N. C.
For Rent
TWO BEDROOM FURNISHED
apartment, 201 Ann Street, Beau
fort, and three-bedroom furnished
apartment on Beaufort-Morehead
causeway. Phone PArk 6-40*7.
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Nicely Furnished
Apartment
Spacloai and Clean.
HAPPY LANDING
Morebead-Beaafort Causeway
Want to Real
THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE, UN
furnished; prefer year round liv
ing, as soon as possible. Write
Box 8, e/o News-Times. sl6p
Special Notice*
PLAY SCHOOL, QUALIFIED
teacher, open nine, hours nine to
noon. Call Mrs. Howard Lupton,
PA 6-5740. s!6
Legal Notice*
NOTICE
Camp Lejeune Railroad Com
pany and Southern Railway Com
pany hereby give notice that on the
22nd day of August, 1958, they filed
with the Interstate Commerce
Commission, at Washington, D. C-,
( 1 ) an application by the Camp Le
jeune Railroad Company (a) for a
certificate of public convenience
and necessity authorizing operation
of a line of railroad owned by the
United States Government known
as the Marine Corps Railroad, ex
tending from Havelock to Jackson
ville, approximately 35.6 miles, all
in Onslow, Carteret and Craven
Counties, North Carolina, (b) for
authority under section 20a of the
Interstate Commerce Act to issue
1,000 shares of capital stock with
out par value, and (2) the South
ern Railway Company requests au
thority under scction 5(2) of the
act to acquire control of the Camp
Lejeune Railroad Company through
stock ownership, Finance Docket
No. 20310.
Camp Lejeune Railroad Company
Southern Railway Company
82-9-16
NOTICE
North Carolina
Carteret County
In the Superior Court
S.P.D. No. 1402 (Torrens)
J. Morton Davis
vs.
Harry T. Davis; Bernie Gillikin :
John R. Valentine; T. C. Gillikin;
B. B. Baugua; Walter Teich; Lo
renzo Lewis; Mrs. Mary Emma
Davii and her husband, S. M.
Davis; Harry L. Willis and hi*
wife, Selma Willis; Charlie Piner;
Gladys Thomas; Flora Davis;
Pearl Day; Norma Jones and her
husband, J, W. Jones; Claud C.
Davis; and Dora Davis.
To Whom It May Concern:
The parties above named and all
other persons interested will take
notice that on the 25th day of July
1958, the above named petitioner
filed a petition in the office of the
Clerk, Superior Court of Carteret
County, to have the title to certain
lands therein described registered
and confirmed pursuant to Chapter
43 of the General Statutes of North
Carolina, and that summons has
been issued, returnable it the of
fice of the Clerk, Superior Court
of Carteret County, on the 25th day
of September, 1958. Said lands are
situate in Smyrna Township, in the
County of Carteret and State of
. North Carolina and adjoining the
, lands of the above-listed defend
ants and bounded and described as
follows:
Beginning at an iron stake in the
eastern margin of the Smyrna
Marshall berg Highway where same
Is intersected by the southern line
of the road leading to Jarratt's
Bay, known as the Goulden Road;
and running thence with said high
way N 3-40 W 164 feet to a stake,
Bernie Gillikin's southwest corner;
thence N 85-30 E 234 feet to an
iron atake; thence N 2-30 W 202 feet
to an iron stake In the center of
a ditch; thence with the center
of said ditch N 73-30 E 480 feet to
an iron stake, Harry T. Davis'
northwest corner; thence S 13-30
E 401 feet to a concrete monu
ment, Charlie Piner's northeast
corner; thence N 82-30 W 120 feet
to a concrete monument, Piner's
northwest corner; thence S 13-30
E 85 feet to a concrete monument
In the north margin of said Goul
den Road; thence S 85 W 100 feet
to an iron stake; thence S 2 E
10 feet to a stake in the center of
aaid Goulden Road; thence with
the center of said Goulden Road S
1 86-45 E 975 feet to an iron stake
in the high water mark of Jar
ratt's Bay; thence with said high
water mark S 11 E 457 feet to a
stake in the mouth of Wolfert'a
Creek; thence with the various
i courses of Wolfert's Creek to an
iron pipe, which is S 33-30 W 864
feet from the previous station;
thence S 86-45 W 1-081 feet (cross
ing the Marshallberg highway) to
an Iron pipe witnessed by a gum
tree; thence S 49 W 377.5 feet to
an iron pipe; thence S 33-10 E 279
feet to a concrete monument, T. C.
1 Gillikin's northeast corner; thence
S 49-50 W 489.7 feet to a concrete
monument, Gillikin's northwest
corner; thence S 41-30 E 143 feet
to a concrete monument; thence
, thence S 18 E 438 feet to
an iron stake; thence S 47 W
720 feet to as iron stake In the
Baugus-Teich line; thence N 31 W
580 feet to an iron pipe, witnessed
by a (tone; thence N 47-50 E 793
feet to ? stooe; these* N 41 W
Legal Notice*
2*7 3 feet to ? stoDe; thence S U-OS
W 735 feet to an iron stake in the
Baugua-Teich line; thence N 31 W
300 leet to ? atone; thence N >-30
W us feat to an iron stake; thence
N 50-30 W 243 feet to aa Iron stake,
a Baugua-Teich corner; thence N 1
31-10 E 578 feet to a concrete mon- :
ument; thence N 51 W 387 feet, a
Baugua-Teich corner; thence S 32
30 W 100 feet to an iron a take, a
Baugua-Teich corner; thence N 57
W 280 feet to an iron (take, Lo- !
renxo Lewis' corner; thence N 34- :
15 E 825 feet to a concrete monu
ment; thence N 51 W 243 feet to'
a concrete monument; thence S SO ,
W 330 feet to a concrete monu
ment; thence N 20-20 W 450 feet ,
to an iron axle, Mrs. S. M. Davis'
corner; thence N 77 E 1,234 feet
to an iron pipe; thence S 33-10 E
702 feet to a concrete monument; :
thence N 80 E Ml feet (croaaing
the Harshallberg highway) to a (
concrete monument in the eastern ,
margin of said Harshallberg high
way; thence N 14-10 W with the
eastern margin of said highway
20 feet to an iron stake, Valentioe'a 1
corner; thence N 80 E 482 feet to j
an iron pipe, in a ditch, Valentine'a 1
corner; thence N 2 W 283 feet to '
a stake in the center line of said
Goulden'a Road; thence with the
center line of said Road S 85 W 564 I
feet to the beginning, containing 1
123 acres more or less.
All courses being magnetic as of I
June, 1858. I
This 25th day of July, 1958. I
A. H. James
Clerk, Superior Court
jy29 a5- 12-19-26 S2-9-16 \
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate of John S. Parker,
deceased, late of Carteret County,
N. C., this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate
to present them to the undersign
ed at Morehead City, N. C., on or
before the 17th day of September,
1959, or this notice will be pled in
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make prompt payment.
This 11th day of September, 1958.
Herbert O. Phillips III
Administrator
S16-23-30 07-14-21
NOTICE OF RESALE OF REAL
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
North Carolina
Carteret County
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain deed
of trust executed by J. J. Quinn
and wife, Helen H. Quinn,
dated May 2, 1955, to the
undersigned Trustee for First-Citi
zens Bank and Trust Company, and
covering among other lands, the
hereinafter described dwelling and
lot and personal property contain
ed therein, situate in Carteret
County, and the said deed of trust
being recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Carteret
County, North Carolina, in Book
161, at page 630, default having
been made in the payment of the
indebtedness hereby secured; and
the holder of the indebtedness here
by secured by said deed of trust
having requested a foreclosure by
the trustee of the hereinafter de
scribed real and personal property
situate in Carteret County, North
Carolina, and expressly reserving
all of its rights and liens covering
the other lands described therein,
the undersigned trustee, did offer
the hereinafter described property
for resale on the 25th day of Au
gust, 1958, and reported said resale
in the office of the Clerk of Su
perior Court on August 25, 1958; and
Whereas, on September 2nd,
1958, an upset bid was filed with
said clerk, and a further Order of
Re-Sale having been entered for
the said real and personal property
hereinafter described, the under
signed trustee will offer for re-sale
at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash at the Courthouse
door in Carteret County, Beaufort,
N. C., at about 12 o'clock noon on
Friday, the 19th day of September,
1958, the said lands and personal
property conveyed in said deed of
trust and situate in Morehead City,
Carteret County, North Carolina,
and more particularly described as '
follows :
Being Lot No. 501, according to .
a map of Morehead City, N. C.,
made by George J. Brooks, C. E., i
January, 1949, recorded in the of- j
fice of the Register of Deeds of
Carteret County, N. C., in Map i
Book 1, page 139. Also all the per- i
sonal property now in the dwelling |
on said lot; and being the same ,
property described and conveyed ,
in that certain deed appearing of
record in Book 123, page 82, Car
teret County Registry. And being
the same lands and personal prop
erty conveyed to Helen H. Quinn
by J. J. Quinn by deed of record
in Carteret County in Book 154,
page 380. And being the house and
lot designated as No. 2413 Evans
Street, Morehead City, North Caro
lina, and is a waterfront lot.
The personal property offered for
sale consists of the household and
kitchen furniture, including electric
stove and electric refrigerator,
bed linens, and kitchen equipment
situate on the premises and con
nected with the occupancy and use
thereof.
The said personal property above
described will remain in said prem
iaea and will not be present at the
courthouse door, but reasonable op
portunity will be afforded every
prospective purchaser or bidder to
Inspect both the real and personal
property prior to the sale by apply
ing at the office of Chalk k Gibbs,
Morehead City, N. C., and arrang
ing a time for such inspection.
The said house and lot above de
acrtbed, together with its contenta,
will bt offered for re sale, together
k
The Rev. Wesley Davit, 12 years
old, of Morehead City will preach
at the Walters Chapel AME Zioo
Church of Newport Sunday at 3
o'clock.
He will be accompanied by the |
St. Mary's Holiness Church choir.
Sponsors of the program are Mrs.
J. M. Kenon, Mrs. D. B. Tootle and |
Mrs. L. V. Warker.
Birth at Morehead City Hospital:
To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Colson, I
Beaufort, a son, Wednesday, Sept.
10.
Morehead City Hospital
Admitted: Wednesday, Mrs. Jose
phine Pearson, Morehead City;
Mrs. Bemice Colson, Beaufort; Fri
day, Miss Merinda Lyons, Detroit,
Mich.
Discharged: Thursday, M r s . |
Mary Louise Chadwick, Newport;
Mr. Fred Hester, Morehead City ; |
Mr. Courtney Jones, Beaufort; Fri
day, Mrs. Bernice Colson and son, ]
Beaufort.
Queen of the South, Chapter 209,
Drder of Eastern Star, will meet I
onight at 8 at the lodge hall and |
Mrs. Marjorie' Stiles, worthy ma
;ron, asks that all members attend.
The Ladies Home Instruction
"lub met Thursday night at the
lome of Mrs. Helen Fenderson.
rhis week's meeting will be held at
;he home of Mrs. Ethel Dudley,
Say view Homes, announces the |
^resident, Mrs. Thelma Stamps.
St. Anioch choir of Adams Creek
*iil present a musical program
rhursday night at St. Luke's Bap
:ist Church, Morehead City, for
:he benefit of Mrs. Naomi Becton,
A'ho is the $100 lady of the associa- 1
ion.
frosa
BROAD CREEK^^'I
Sept. 16? The Broad Creek Home
demonstration Club met at the
lome of Mrs. Nellie Parker on
Thursday evening. The meeting
vas opened with the song, Onward
Even Onward. Eleven members
vere present. The secretary read
he minutes and the treasurer
;ave a report.
Mrs. Ruth Morris gave the treas
irer a dollar and related the fol
owing incident: Recently, while
>reparing for the annual fish fry
if the club, a neighbor of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris dropped in. They in
cited him to the fish fry. He de
fined the invitation, but laid a
lollar on the table with this re
nark, "I want to give this on
four fish fry, for you are the first
[roup of women I know who have
itayed organized this long and
laven't pestered me for money."
deedless to say, he will receive a |
?ote of thanks from the club.
After the usual order of business,
Mrs. Garner gave a demonstration
in "Color in the Home." The mem
>ers participated by choosing sam
>les of materials for complete dec
)ration of a room.
Several months ago the mem
lers of this club decided to add
variety to the meeting by having
i door prize. The person receiving
he prize at one meeting brings
he prize for the next month. Mrs.
Macie Smith received the prize
'or September.
Refreshments of delicious home
nade ice cream and cake was|
served.
Stork N?ws
Births at Morehead City Hospital:
To Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McNe
mar, Morehead City, a son, Wed
lesday, Sept. 10.
To Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith,
Salter Path, a daughter, Friday,
Sept. 12.
To Mr.' and Mrs. Earl H. Gas
tins, Ocracoke, a daughter, Wed
nesday, Sept. 10.
Legal Notices
as a lump sale for cash, and will be
sold free and clear of all prior ex
isting liens, except 1958 taxes.
The re-sale will start at the
raised bid of $13,437.50, and the
trustee will require the successful
bidder at the re-sale to deposit 10%
of the amount of the high bid as
evidence of good fatth.
This, the 3rt day of September,
1958.
R. A. Whitaker, Trustee
Whitaker & Jeffress, Attorneys,
Kniston, North Carolina. i>-16
Negro Nvws
School Lunch
Menus Listed
Camp Glenn School
Toesday: Creamed ham on corn
bread squares, asparagus tips, but
tered corn, chocolate cookies, milk.
Wednesday: Peanut butter and
jelly sandwich, pimento cheese
sandwich, carrot and celery sticks,
candy bar, milk.
Ttarsday: Hamburger on bun,
slaw, pork and beans, bread pud
ding, milk.
Friday: Fish sticks, tossed salad,
black eyed peas, hush puppies, ap
plesauce, milk.
44 Patients Attend
Orthopedic Clinic
Forty-four patients attended the
orthopedic clinic in the Morehead
City Hoapital annex Saturday
morning. Fifteen of them were
firat-time visitors to the clinic.
Dr. Lennox Baker, orthopedist
in charge, was present, as was Or.
0. K. Stewart, both of Duke Uni
versity; Dr. J. R. Dineen, Camp
Lejeune; and Mr. Ferguson of the
Duke Brace Shop.
Volunteer helpers were Mrs. C.
C. Merrill and Mrs. Harry Venters,
both of Moiehead City. Also on
duty were Mrs. Leota Hammer
and Mrs. G. T. Spivey, of the
county health department.
WE
REBUILD
ENGINES
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Automobile, Truck, Tractor, Industrial
and Marine
Any engine. Urge or small, U guaranteed to give new engine
performance. AO parts used in our motors are the best we can
buy; oar equipment is the latest type factory rebuilding ma
chinery. The men in our shop have been thoroughly trained to
do the Job right.
? Crankshaft Grinding
? Surface Cylinder Heads
? Recondition Connecting
Rods
? Brake Drum Turning
? Complete Valve Work
These Services and
? Engine Boring
? Install Cylinder Sleeves
? In-the-Block Crankshaft
Grinding
? Piston Pin Fitting
? Piston Knurling
Many Others Are Available
We keep a stock of popular engines built up to give our customers
service when they need it on rush order.
YES! ... we buy motors and are always in the market for them.
Let us know what you have to rebuild or to sell.
Morehead Motor Parts
Wholesale Diatributora ? Engine Rebuilders
Phones PA 6-4750 and PA 6-4677
8th and Evans St*. Morehead City
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10:30 "frickdown"
11 00 Weatherman
11:06 News Final
11 10 Sports Nltecap
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MED.. SEPT. 17
6:00 RFD Nine
6:55 Weatherman
7 00 RFD Nine
7:15 Riders of Purple
Sage
7:30 Morning Medita
tions
7 :40 Bulletin Board
7:45 Morning Newt
7:55 Weatherman
8:00 Fopeye
8:30 Romper Room
9 00 Susie
9:30 World of Science
10:00 For Love or
Money
10:30 Play Your
Hunch
11:00 Godfrey Time
11:30 Top Dollar
12:00 Farm News
S: 10 Weatherman
:15 Debnam Views
the News
13.30 Search for To
morrow
12:45 Guiding Light
1:00 Love of Life
1:30 As the World
2:00 Jimmy Dean
Show
2:30 LInkletter's
soo gsns&r
3:30 Verdict Is Youra
4.15 secret Storm
4:30 Edge of Night
5:00 Our Mlsa Brooks
5 30 Little Rascals
8 00 Popeye
6:30 Your Esso
6:40 Weatherman
6 45 Doug Edwards
7:00 Life of Riley
7:30 The Grey Ghoet
8:00 Goodyear Play
house
t:30 Johnson's Wax
Theatre
9:00 The Millionaire
.5 22 ?*? Got a Secret
10 00 Crunch A Des
10:30 Whlrly birds
11:00 Weatherman
11 :06 News Final
11:10 Sports Nitecap
11:15 Bright Leaf
Theatre
THI RSDAV. SEPT. IS
6 00 RFD Nine
0:55 Weatherman
7:00 RFD Nine
7:15 Riders of Purpl*
Sage
7:30 Morning Medita
tions
7:40 Bulletin Board
7:45 Morning News
7:55 Weatherman
8 00 Popeye
8 30 Romper Room
9:00 Susie
9 .10 World of Science
10:00 For Love or
Money
10:30 Play Your
Htfnch
11 00 Godfrey Time
11 :30 Top Dollar
12:00 Farlh Newa
12:10 Weatherman
12:15 Debnam Views
the News
12:30 Search for
Tomorrow
12 45 Guiding Light
1 00 Love of Life
1:30 A? the World
Turns
2 00 Jimmy Dean
Show
2:30 LtnJcletter's
Houseparty
3:00 American Band
stand
3 30 The Verdict Is
Yours
4:00 Blighter Day
4 :15 Secret Storm
4 30 Edge of Night
5 00 Our Miss Brooks
5 30 Woody Wood.
pecker
6 .00 Popeye
6:30 Your Esso Re
6:40 ^Veatiierman
6:45 Doug Edwards
7:00 Country Style
7 15 Sammy Bland
7:30 Lone Ranger
8:00 Zorro
8:90 The Real
McCoys
9:00 Andy Williams
9:30 Playhouse 90
11:00 Weatherman
11 :06 News Final
11:10 Sports Nltecap
11:15 Bright Leaf
Theatre
TUESDAY, SEPT. 1C
7:00 Today
? :30 Public Service
Program
0:45 Morning Devo.
tlonc
10:00 Dough Re Ml
10:30 Treasure Hunt
11:00 The Price to
Right
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WITN, Channel 7
WED., SEPT. 17
7:00 Today
9:30 Public Service
Program
9:45 Morning Devo.
nous
10:00 Dough Re Ml
10:30 Treasure Hunt
11:00 The Price Is
Right
11:30 Concentration
12 00 Tic Tac Dough
12 30 It Ccwkld be *oo
1 00 Farm Front
1:15 Weather Wise
1 :20 Channel 7
Reporter
1:30 Hospitality
2:00 Truth or Conse
quences
2 30 Haggis Baggls
3:00 Today Is Ours
3:30 From These
(or ? Day
5:00 Cowboy Bob
1:30 Channel 7
jllpLr
7 00 Sheriff of Cochlse
7:30 Wagon Train
8 30 Father Knows
9:00 Kraft Theatre
10:00 It Could b? You
10:30 Dial 909
11:15
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T HI' USD AY, SEPT. 18
7 00 Todav
9:30 Public Service
Program
9 45 Morning Devo.
ttons
10:00 Dough Re Ml
10:3* Treasure Hun*
11:00 The Price to
Right
11 :30 Concentration
12:00 Tic Tac Dough
12:30 It Could be Yo?
1 00 Farm Front
115 Weather Wlae
1:20 Channel 7
1:30 Hoapltallty
Houae
2:00 Trnith or Conae
quenres
2 30 Haggis Baggls
3 00 Today Is Ours
3:30 From These
Roots
4:00 Queen for Day
4:49 Modern Ro
5:00 Cowboy Bob's
Wrangler's Club
6:30 Channel 7
Reporter
6 40 Weather Wtm
? 45 SBC News
7 00 Union Pacific
7:30 Deroy
8:00 Best of Groucho
8:30 Dragnet
9:00 People's Choice
9:30 Buckakln
10-00 Price I* RlKht
10:30 To be announced
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11:18 The Jack Paar