Beaufort Social News
Miss EUea Mnh, HorMy E?tor PhMt PA M11S
Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood Phillips
and son, Lockwood, were in Mid
dletown, Del., over the weekend,
where they visited witfc Waller
Dear Phillips, who is a student at
St. Andrew's School.
Mrs. Mattie Guthrie returned to
her home in Stacy Thursday, alter
spending (ivp weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. John Staton.
Mrs. Ww A. Mace left Friday for
Southport to spend a few days with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Mace Jr. and their
daughter, Biilie.
Mrs. K. S. Stevenson has been
transferred from Merehead City
Hospital to Memorial Hospital,
Chapel Hill, and is undergoing
treatment there.
Mr. John Staton, who has been
a patient at Veterans Hospital in
Durham, is spending two weeks
at home with his family.
Mr. Harry Fulcher of Burlington
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is visiting hii mother, Mrs. LiUi*
Fulcher.
Lt. fiti Kri p?rc> Sharpe at
Fort Eustis, Va., and Mr. Bcfcby
Davis of Newport News, Va., spent
thp weekend at b<?e with their
mother, Mrs. L. C. Davis.
Joe Pa|te, a freshman at Eaat
Carolina College in GreenviHc,
spent the weekend ?t home with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
L. Pake.
Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy left
yesterday {or their home in Miami,
Fla.. after spending the summer
months at their home in Glouces
ter.
Mrs. C. W. Stevens returned
home Thursday from a month's
trip to Charlotte and Gloucester
and Norfolk, Va. In Norfolk she
visited her sister. Mrs. F. L Rule,
who accompanied her to Atlanta,
Ga., for a visit with Mr. a ad Mrs.
C. B. Wade.
Mrs. F. R Kuie of Norfolk, Va.,
spent the weekend here with her
sister, Mrs. C. W. Stevens, and
other relatives.
Mrs. J. W. Bickie and Mrs. L.
C. Copeland of Woodland will ar
rive today to visit (heir sister,
Mrs. Frances Boone.
Mr. and Mrs. Masson
Entertain CoupUs Club
Mr. ?nd Mrs. George Masson en
tertained the couples bridge club
at their home in Highland Park
Friday evening.
High score was won by Mr. Tom
my Bowen and Mrs. G. W. Wil
liams won second high.
The hostess served cream puffs
with pecan cream filling, colas
and coffee. The club will meet at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Potter
in two weeks.
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Trenton Teacher Gives Talk
At Meeting of Woman's Club
Miss Myrtle Bropk, teacher of
American history in Trenton, spoke
on Modem Trends in Education
at the meeting of the Beaufort
Women's Club Thursday evening
at the Wet Inn.
Miss Brock spoke of the trend
tp "HJ1 ail the needs of all tfee
children all the time" and said
that in addition tp teaching read
ing, writing and arithmetic tfee
public, not the teacher, has de
manded that the schools be respon
sible for the health habits of the
children.
The speaker said that the schools
were also asked to teach manners,
character, sewing, cooking heme
management, boy girt relationship,
agriculture, industrial arts and
competitive sports ,
Miss Brock included in her talk
experiences and results of tele
vision teaching in Chapel Hill this
past year.
Mrs. W. L. Bell opened tfce meet
ing by reading the Taecher's
Prayer. Mrs. Joe House led the
group in singing The Old North
State and Miss Gladys Chadwick,
a guest teacher, was welcomed.
It was noted that in observance
of American Education Week
teachers had been sent corsages
or boutonaieres of fall chrysan
themums.
Mrs. Charles W. Davis, chair
man of the education committee,
reported that refreshments had
been sent to forty-one teachers at
Beaufort School and that several
members had visited the school.
Mrs. House reported from the
fine arts committee that she and
Mrs. G. W. Duncan had attended
the symphony meeting in More
head City. She urged Uie members
to respond to the membership call
in January so that the symphony
could be brought to this area.
Mrs. House also gave the his
tory of the hymn of the month,
Come Ye Faithful People, Come.
Miss Grace Wilson presented the
special project of the state federa
tion?landscaping the grounds at
Samarcand. The club voted to con
tribute 50 cents per member to
the project.
McFarlands are Ngmed
Winners of Tournament
Capt and Mrs. C. B McFarlard
o( Cherry Point were winners of
the duplicate bridge tournament
Friday night at the Inlet Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saunders
were second, Mrs. F. L. Maerz
and CWO J. Johnston, both of
Cherry Point, were third and Mr?.
J. C. Keel and Mrs. Julia Ten^ey
were fourth. ,
The monthly master point gamej
will be played at the inn Friday,
night, announces Mr. Al Dewey,
director.
The project of the national fed
eration was presented by Mrs.
Duncan The fluh will send one (20
self L? rtp kit U> Greece.
JLrs yy. U Wopd*rd announced
that the conservation poster con
test is being prpmoted in the
SCjioW. Mrs. V. f. Eure reported
that the welfare committee had
helped two needy families with
food and clothing
The plub voted to supply the re
quests of the Bed Cross for hos
pitalized men M Camp Lejeune
and Cherry Point during Decem
ber and March
A turkey dinner was served by
Mrs. A1 Dewey prior to the meet
ing.
Mrs. Graham Duncan, president,
presided. The minutes were read
i>y Mrs. W. A. Chapman and the
treasurer's report was given by
Mrs. Anna Piersen.
John St a ton Jr. Elected
Senior Clqss President
John SUton Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Siaton of this city, was elect
ed president of the senior class at
Edwards' Military institute, Sa
leraburg, recently.
lie has been a student at EMI
for three years and before going
to Salemburg attended Beaufort
High School. He became an Eagle
Scout at the age of 14.
Mrs. Booth Entertains
Bridge Club Thursday
Mrs. Sara Booth entertained her
bridge club Thursday evening at
her home. Guests were Mrs. Her
man Autry, Mrs. Glenn Willis Jr.
and Mrs. John Haynes Jr.
Mrs. Tommy Bowen won high
score and Mrs. Sammy Piner won
low. The hostess served fruit punch
and cake at the conclusion of play.
Girl Scout Troop Makes
Plans for Christmas Party
Girl Scout Troop 154 met Friday
at Mrs. Gilbert Potter's home. We
had our meeting and business.
Then we were servpd colas and
cookies for refreshments.
We talked about our Christmas
party and had a square dance. We
dismissed and played games.
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Married Last Month
Mrs. Thomas Olinn Stanley
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Mason j
of Beaufort announce the mar- J
riage of their daughter, Rita Anne .
of Jacksonville, to Thomas Olinn
Stanley, also of Jacksonville, son
of Mr. and Mrs. William Ervin
Stanley of Calypso.
The wedding took place Friday,
Oct. 31, at nine o'clock in the eve
ning at Dillon, S. C.
The bride is a graduate of Beau
fort High School and the bride
groom is a graduate of North Dup
lin High Schjol. Both are em
ployed by Carolina Telephone and
Telegraph Co. in Jacksonville.
They will make their home at
419 College St., Jacksonville.
Mrs. James Potter Hostess
To St. Ann's Chapter
Mrs. James Potter was hostess
to St. Ann's Chapter of St. Paul's
Episeopal Auxiliary last week.
Thirteen members attended the
meeting.
Mrs. C. R. Davant was in eharge
of the program and Mrs. Potter
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Do not fret trying to get the chil
dren to eat cooked cereal in the
morning. Sprinkle a few cake dec
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they will welcome the cereal bowl.
presided at the business meeting.
Coffee and buns were served dur
ing the social hour.
Pjner-Chadwick
Mr. and (Irs. Carl Chadwick
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Rosalie Davis Chadwick
to
Edwin Thomas Piner, junior
Saturday,
the twenty-second of November
nineteen hundred fifty-eight
at seven o'clock in the evening
Ann Street Methodist Churfch
Beaufort, North Carolina
No invitations are being seat,
but all friends of th?' couple are
cordially invited to attend.
Odd Fellows, Rebekahs
Mqk? Plan* fpr Dance
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
will sponsor a dance Saturday,
Nov. 29, at the American Legion
building from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Live music will Ike furnished (or
the dance. Tickets are ll.SO per
person and may be purchased from
lodge members.
Shower Postponed
Due to Uie sudden illness at her
mother, Mrs. Lovie Fulcher of At
lantic has postponed the shower
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Clarke, which was to be given at
her home this evening. The show
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