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Sgpt. 16? Mr. and Mis. James ?Willis and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Willii visited relatives at Cedar 1 si and Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Baler Lupton and children, Martha and Baker Jr., at Suffolk, Va., spent the weekend here with Mrs. Sophia Lupton. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Taylor of Crab Point visited friends here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Tiettle Sr. and their daughter and family of Bluefield, Va., spent the past week bene with their son's wife and children at the home of her par ents Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Simp son. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcintosh and daughter, Eleanor, visited his father and family, Mr. and Mrs. Femie Mcintosh, Sunday after noon. Mts. Jimmie Lupton left Wed nesday (or a short visit with her husband at Cameron, La. Mrs. Kenneth Willis, two chil dren and sister. Bet tie, of Guilford visited Mrs. Julia Pake Sunday afternoon. Mrs. William Willen and son, William, visited relatives here Sun day. Mrs. Will Dudley, who had been a patient at Morehead City Hos pital, returned home Monday. Mrs. Carrie Dickenson spent last Thursday and Friday with Mrs. Sophia Lupton. Mrs. Frank Mcintosh visited Mrs. Emily Parkin and family last Sunday morning. Mr. Charlie Pake has returned home from Norfolk, Va. and New York, as the ship he was on is in dry dock. At Both Extremes Salt Lake City (AP)? Here's a guy working both sides of the street. His classified ad read: "Private Detective, shadowing, suspicions verified. Also marriage counselor." Beaufort Air Conditioned La. st Timet Today At H EDISON ? PATRICIA OWENS VINCENT PRICE ? HERBERT MARSHAU Saturday ? Double Feature "Tfie Flaming Frontier" Starring Brace Bennett and "Touch of fvH" Rtarrinj Charlton Heston ? Janet Leigh and Orson Wells Sunday -- Monday "The Light In The Forest" Starring FESS PARKER Elizabeth Tay In 'Cat on a I By O. J. M (Mi MOW Playing at Mori-head City thea tres this week is top-notch enter tainment. Two of Hollywood's fin eat and latest releases head the hill. Starting Saturday and running a full week at the klaretiead thea tre is Cat an J Hat Til Rout star ring Elitabelh Taylor, Pail New man, Burl Ivaa, J auk Carson, and a host of other top atavt. Sept 19? -Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bratt and daughter, Mary, were dinner guests of Mrs. Bratt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Goodwin Sunday. The Rev. Virgil Day of Vance boro held services at the FWB Church Sunday morning and Sun day night. His wife and children accompanied him. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lupton of New Bern visited relatives over the weekend, including Mrs. Claude Day, Mrs. Carl Bowen, and Mrs. Arthur Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones and daughter, Lisa, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Goodwin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Styron of Beaufort spent Sunday afternoon at their cottage. Mrs. Winston Fulcher and chil dren of Stacy visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Horn and sons, and Mrs. Kate Van Horn of Morehead City, were recent guests of Mrs. Van Horn's mother, Dora Day and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Goodwin. Everyone hopes Mrs. Betty Har ris, who was admitted to the Sea Level Hospital last week, will be able to return home soon. Mr. Cicero Goodwin .of New Bern visited relatives here Satur day afternoon. Miss Linda Styron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Styron, left last week to attend Woman's Col lege at Greensboro. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gray and daughter, Audrey, visited Mrs. Gray's mother and sister, Mrs. Mabel Daniels, and Miss Alice Daniels Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lupton of Morehead City visited relatives here Saturday. Mrs. Laurie Gillikin of Otway. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Daniels, Sunday. Tlie Rev. W. R. Hales held ser vices at the Methodist Church Sun day night. lor Stars Hot Tin Roof Cat aa a Hat Tin Roof ta Ten nessee WiDioms' Pulitzer prize winning plajr that tias plajwd Broadway t or over (We years. Burl Ivei cornea through with arother good Job of acting aa he plays the father of Paul Newman and as the owner of a large aotton plaatation in the deep south. Paul Newman is tops in perform ing as he plays the part of a brok en down football player and the brother of Jack Carson. Everyone who sees Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, will say th>t this it one of the bet ter movies ever to come out of Hollywood. Saturday the Marehead theatre is playing a double feature otarrmg Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in both of them. These .movies: You're Never Too Toung, and Ar tists and Models are two of the best Martin and Lewis pictures that they made before they both, decided to split up and do singles. At the City theatre starting Sun day and playing for (our days is The Hunters, starring Robert Mit chum, Robert Wagner, May Britt, Richard Egan and Lee Philips. Linking the up-to-the-minute 9tory of America's top jet fighter aces with a tender love story, Producer Director Dick Powell's Cinema Scope, DeLuxe Color production of The Hunters is a fast-paced ac tion film. As a jet fighter ace who tries to recapture the thriH of the Sec ond World War in the Korean con flict, Mitchum heads a daredevil squadron which includes Robert Wagner, a hot-shot pilot who close ly resembles Mitchum in his younger days and Lee Phillips, as a man who flew each day believ ing himself to be a coward, and that his wife loved another man. The Hunters, a true and thrilling page from the journal of the US Air Force combat fighter units, packs as much excitement and ac tion as the flyers themselves have experienced in their deadly duels. Playing Thursday and Friday at the City theatre is Attila, starring Anthony Quinn and Sophia Loren. The story of Attila, the Hun, one of the most savage and blood thirsty power figures in the annals of time, is told in Technicolor against a vast canvas of epic-mak ing events. Ending up the week at the City theatre is a double feature on Sat urday. The whole family will en joy seeing in Technicolor Man from God's Country starring George Montgomery and Susy Cummings and also on the same bill, In the Money with the Bowery Boys. '* ? Voiha y GLOUCESTER rUL > Sept 17? Mr. and Mrs Edward Beard and daughter. Columkui, Ohio, have bean visiting iier mo ther, Mrs. Robert Lowe, for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. heater Pigott are spending some time in Washing ton, D. C. and Norfolk, V?., vis iting friends. Miss Dorothy Chadwick left Tuesday' far iligh Point College, where she will be a sophomore this year. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. liyman, Morehead City, visited Mr. and Mrs. A1 Hubbard Sunday. Miss Mary Lou Grenier, Madi son, Ind., is spending some time at her iiome here. Mr. and Mrs. Kanneth Bates and son (Rodney, Richmond, Va., visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ste wart la?t week. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Chapin, Fort Pierce, Fla., and friends spent last week at the ?ric Nelson home. Miss Florence Pigott returned home with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bates, Richmond Va., for a week's visit. Miss Dorothy Fischler, Brook lyn, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fischler, Morehead City, visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pigott Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jester, Miami, Fla., are visiting Cmdr. and Mrs. James Murphy. Mr Sandy MacFarlanc, who work! in Washington, D: C. spent last week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. MacFarlane. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Meadows returned to their home in Green Acres, New Bern, after spending the summer at their home here. Mrs. Murray Pigott attended classes at Atlantic Christian Col lege in Wilson Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richard son, Raleigh, and their daughter and her family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis and children, Hen derson, spent some time here re cently. Traffic Study Reveals Most Victims are Male Madison, Wis. (AP)? A study of the first 400 traffic deaths in Wis consin this year shows that 79 per cent of the victims were male. Fifty-nine of the 84 female vic tims were pedestrians, while the 316 male victims included only 56 pedestrians. 0/ the male victims, 173 were driving motor vehicles, 81 were passengers and six were bicycle riders. Only 16 of the female vic tims were drivers, while nine were passengers. Ro (LATE . show: SATURDAY NITE-11W. I all SEATS! JV BaSfoviceJ NROLL 'ONSTAGE! IN PERSON! Buddy /ISkipper^ .AMD TH?l Morehead THEATRE Also ' ON THE SCREEN "Shake, Rattle, Rock" Good News About Br Bin? Venton, ?-fl Advisor ^ The Carteret County Fair opened Monday with (our very nice 4-H fair booths If you haven't yet been 10 the fair and taken in ail of the exhibits, then by all means try to do so. I know you will enjoy them. The Beaufort 4-H dub exhibit streaaed better health. The cap tion reada "Be a Better Breakfast Booster". The fair committee pre paring the Beaufort exhibit includ ed Barbara Hill, Betty Barksdale, Denard Harris and Gordon Becton. The Smyrna 4-H exhibit, pre pared by George Simpson. Virginia Salter, Drexel Lewis and Rose Ar thur was on Wildlife Conservation. They showed two forms in a cup board and "old Mother Hubbard". One cupboard waa bare af food necessary to support wildlife, while in the other food was ample. The punpose of this exhibit was to en courage people to conserve wild life by furnishing the animals food and shelter. The Newport 4-H Club fair ex hibit included Jenny Lynn Garner, Eddie Lynn Garner and Betty Green. Ilieir exhibit stressed the importance of a 4-H boy and girl selecting a project suitable to their needs and the needs of their fam ilies. They also emphasized the fact that physical facilities must be taken into consideration when selecting a project. Linda McDonald, Newport 4-H'er, prepared the fourth 4-H fair booth. Linda became interested in insect control while working on a 4-H entomology project. Her exhibit is on "How to control the Cockroach in the Home". This is a very fine exhihit, and Linda also prepared a leaflet to give to anyone having a cockroach problem in their home. Other 4-H'ers have individual ex hibits such as canned goods, sew ing, insect collections and field crop exhibits. From a 4-H stand point, this is perhaps the best yet, and we would like as many 4-H'ers and others to come and see the results these 4-H boys and girls have achieved. Visitors Like This Area Received at THE NEWS-TIMES office this week were the two let ters which follow: Durham, Conn. Sept. 11, 1958 Carteret County News-Times 504 Arendell St. Morehead City, N. C. Gentlemen: Will you please accept the en closed check for four dollars as payment for a six months subscrip tion to your paper? Please mail the same to address below. Mr. Grody and myself plan to make Morehead City our home upon retirement and wish to be come better acquainted with it through your newspaper. We hope the temperature of weather will be given some space in your col-, limns. We fell in love with both More i: head City and Beaufort upon vis iting your towns during our vaca tion. Knew absolutely no one there. Stayed at the Perry Park Motel, but found everyone so warm and friendly. Thanking you for entering our name on your subscription list. Margaret B. Grady (Mrs. Robert W. Crody) RFD 2 ' Durham, Conn. September 11, 1958 Dear Sir: | I am enclosing a check for four dollars for a six months' subscrip tion to your paper beginning Oc tober 1. We visited your town this sum mer and liked it very much. Sincerely, Margaret E. Knight "THE SHOWPLACE OF CARTERET COUNTY" FRIDAY - SATURDAY ? DOUBLE FEATURE STEVE COCHRAN in "QuantriH's Raiders" STEPHEN McNAIXY at "Hells Crossroads" ? STARTS SUNDAY THE FIRST GREAT SPECTACLE* /t OF THE JET AGE I ilOblhl ROtfFkl RIChukD MM iff MIICHUM WAGNER EGAN SRITT PHILIPS coloh ky oejojxe Cim maScopE NO ADVANCE IN ADMISSION Bookmobile Schedule Listed The bootmiAile will travel Mon day only of next week because Mrs. Monroe Willis, bookmobile librarian, will be working in the county library Tuesday. The ache duie for Monday follows: 9:15 9:55? Harlowe ? Mrs. E. R. Bowlin's 'book station. 10:05-10:45? Harlowe? Mrs. John Ives' book station. 10:55-11:40? Mill Creek? Mrs. J. C. Skinner's book station. 12 : 40-12 : 55 ? Route 2 Newport ? Mrs. Madge Reynolds. 1:00-1:15? Masontown ? Mrs. M. L. Simmons. 1:20-1:35 ? Masontown ? Mrs. Pearl Simmons. 1:40-1:55 ? Masontown ? Mrs. Mayola Piner. 2:00-2:15 ? Masontown ? Mrs. Harold Simmons. 2:20-2:35 ? Masontown ? Mrs. Verna Gould. 2:40-2:55? Nine Foot Road? Mrs. Janie Garner. 3:00-3:30? Nine Foot Road? Mrs. Alice Simmon's book station. 3:35-4:05? Nine Foot Road? Mrs. Daisy Cannon's book station. Cvi] War Monument Gives Way to Autos Olcott, N. Y. (AP) ? Civil War Veterans' Monument has again be come victim of the automobile. It's being moved from the main inter section of this resort town to a public park, to make room for a parking lot. It had to be moved before be cause of cars. In 1923, it was found that the increase of automobiles ? and new drivers ? was making the statue, then at another inter section, "accident-prone. Fighter Pilot Indebted To Ground Observers Columbus, Ohio (AP>? A young jet fighter pilot from Lockbourne Air Force Base here is mighty glad the F. B. Wagner family of Pedro, Ohio, participates In Ground Observer Corps airplane spotting. First Lt. George Kersey bailed out of his FML jet fighter shortly before it exploded over Lawrence County, Ohio. Medical aid reached Kersey quickly because Mrs. F. B. Wagner, wife U an Observer Corps supervisor, spotted his fall ing plane and parachute and noti fied Air Force authorities. The lieutenant is recovering I from neck injuries in an Air Force hospital. WINTER COMFORT Heating oil J. M. OAVIS Distributor Texaco Products Morehead City TOorehead "CARTERET'S FINEST THEATRE" ? STARTS SATURDAY ? the wHry *-mo BRICK... am.. KHARO?BOKS ariJMESPUE-taM.Nv.Mi.M-. TENNESSEE MLLUHS .mmmn, ? ? ? ROUK) BSQOKS - ta~ UkVkNtt WUNGASIt* FEATUCES AT: l:M - S:M - f:M ? 3:00 ? ?:?? P.M. SCOftCHY SMITH A. Boys On His Back TEW.Tm-THE BRUTE 7TvPI[>JT WRITE SNhome! TCH'J? *ntv mj&tr vol/ vi-i WRITTBN.' ? rve BEEN J W" . WOWBED SICK ! IMS MEWCH4WC? RK ME WAS AU WS DQm&>. A 1 THREAT suy, 5CaaOH/fJ ><eyi ?cs mot?omY aew 1HE *4i6H &&9S- S&SJ HIM Witt SWW5 PERSONAL <( BSJAWMS 'WAP PERAETMCNT.'yV .??/? > OAKY DOAKS A Kick Coming
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